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'Selling Tampa' Stars React to DJ Envy's Instagram Post Calling their Show 'Embarrassing'

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Power 105's DJ Envy started a mini-controversy when he posted on his Instagram account about a reality tv show streamed on Netflix, 'Selling Tampa.'

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