Censor
Follow
Follow verb - To come after in time.
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Reed also credits Warhol with giving him the confidence as a songwriter to follow his muse wherever it took him, regardless of how many people wanted to censor his songs.
Source: Music / Velvet Underground - An other, who has the ability to censor the eyes of people in real life like it is done for many videos on the internet, and another who can, while dancing tecktonik, make others follow his moves.
Source: Blessed With Suck / Web Original -
In the scenes that follow, the show plays Scenery Censor with the right side of his face as weirdness ensues and other characters react with varying degrees of revulsion.
Source: The Un-Reveal
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