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Kylie Jenner quizzed Travis Scott about how well he knows her — and the video is painful to watch

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Travis Scott and Kylie Jenner. Jason Kempin/Getty Images
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  • GQ is featuring Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott on the cover of its new issue.
  • The magazine made a video where Jenner asks Scott 23 questions about herself, and tests how many he gets right.
  • He got 20 out of 23 right (according to Kylie's math), but it's a struggle to get there.
  • Scott didn't know Jenner's parent's birth names (William and Kristen, not Bruce and Kris), struggled to name more than one of her dogs, didn't remember she had a heart tattoo on her arm, and knew little about her cosmetics company.
  • He also said her favorite ice cream flavor was "definitely not vanilla." Jenner responded that "it's definitely vanilla."
  • Watch the video below:

 

 

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