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Foundation - Whippersnappers

2023-03-06

en

Released

Documentary

Keegan McCutchen sets the stage with his first part for the F Troop, followed by a barrage of heavy rips from the whole squad. Aidan Campbell earns the curtain call with a jaw-dropping offering for the ages.

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