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I Hate MySelfie 2 (2015)
A short film based on an excerpt of Dawson's autobiographical book 'I Hate MySelfie' where he participates in his high school's musical.
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A short film based on an excerpt of Dawson's autobiographical book 'I Hate MySelfie' where he participates in his high school's musical.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Shane Dawson
In Theaters:8/7/2015
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Runtime:16 minutes
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Cast
Michael J. Gallagher
Director
Shane Dawson
Self / Narrator
Gigi Lazzarato
Amber
Risa Dorken
Patty
Drew Monson
Student
Ryan Radis
Mr. O
Girvan 'Swirv' Bramble
Football Player
Analizett Rodriguez
Kissing Student
Patrick Breen
Kissing Teacher
Kevin Thomas Mitchell
Musical Cast
Jasmine Brooks
Musical Cast
Lindsey Erstad
Musical Cast
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