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Time and penetration sex videostime again we have come to learn it isn't wise to come for Alicia Keys.

Two weeks ago, one of the The Girl Who's On Fire's less-perfectVoiceco-hosts (Adam Levine) stopped by The Howard Stern Show where he was randomly asked about Alicia being makeup-free. In response, the Maroon 5 singer told a story that would make any true Keys fan proud.

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Stern - who weirdly felt like the 15-time Grammy winner's personal decisions were conversation-worthy with some dude she works with - asked what Levine makes of her make-up free situation.

"She's making a big deal about not wearing makeup," Stern pointed out for truly no reason at all.

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"She's, by the way, so great," Levine said before beginning a story about a time he playfully teased Keys for putting on a little makeup.

"Oh, I thought Alicia doesn't wear makeup," he said, when he saw her putting some on before a show.

Alicia's response?

"I do what the fuck I want."

Via Giphy

Boy, bye.

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