The World of Jeffree Star
Shane Dawson explores the life of the controversial figure Jeffree Star and the creation of their make-up collaboration The Conspiracy Collection.
Shane Dawson explores the life of the controversial figure Jeffree Star and the creation of their make-up collaboration The Conspiracy Collection.
Ryland Adams
Self
Shane Dawson
Self
Andrew Siwicki
Self
Jeffree Star
Self
Madison Taylor
Self
Shane Dawson explores the life of the controversial figure Jeffree Star and the creation of their make-up collaboration The Conspiracy Collection.
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