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Jeremy And Neil Of A Day To Remember Reveal Their HTF Firsts! “I’d Be Stoked If My Son Knocked Someone Out!”

It’s ok to cry after punching someone!

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A Day To Remember are heading to UK shores next month for their ‘All Signs Point To Britain’ tour so we thought this would be a perfect time to reveal their HTF Firsts to the world!

We caught up with Jeremy and Neil at Reading Festival to find out what their firsts would reveal about them. We talk about throwing rocks at cars, punching people and then crying afterwards and discover why Neil would give Donald Trump one million dollars!

Watch out the video below and make sure you catch the guys on tour this November 2014.

Check out more from A Day To Remember on their Facebook page by clicking here

Watch more in the HTF Firsts! series – here

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