@rauld33: When they try and make you feel better... @a.myers97 #cheer #fyp #cheerleader #support #friends #ThisIsBliss #cheercoach #cheersquad

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✰ Lauren ✰ :

my non cheer friends to me after we fail at computer trying to make me feel better but they don’t understand..😂

2020-08-08 01:33:24

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☏𝙶ｪ𝚞ｪ𝚒☏ :

tik tok king is on fire 🔥

2020-08-08 01:32:48

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Daz :

haha my head rebounded off the floor😂😂

2020-08-08 01:38:42

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💪 :

She kind of sounds like a JoJo Siwa

2020-08-08 04:32:20

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cailyn 💌 :

best video you’ve made 100000%❤️❤️❤️

2020-08-08 04:17:35

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Abby😇 :

@makenaa.0 YOU

2020-08-08 01:29:08

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vids :

PERIOOOOD always trying to be nice and then it’s like bro can you not take a compliment 😔

2020-08-08 01:30:31

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maddie🐆 :

@taylot_2 omg the dude complaining is so u

2020-08-08 02:46:44

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Ally :

Idk why they just annoy me so much like just let me be disappointed in myself so I try harder! If that makes sense

2020-08-08 01:58:37

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carlie :

2nd I would make my day if he replied

2020-08-08 01:29:00

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Syd The Squid 🦑 :

@sydney__jewell our moms after practice

2020-08-08 02:42:26

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Emma Livingston ⚡️ :

@rhiannonp05 this is you

2020-08-08 02:54:09

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J🩷 :

@leahmorty

2020-08-08 02:20:06

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Preppy aesthetic :

Hi

2020-08-08 01:38:14

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kirsten a’myaaa .💘 :

Yea that’s me don’t try to give me support when Ik I’ve done horrible.😅 #backspot

2020-08-08 15:49:09

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GNS 💌💌 :

@laurenperl me

2020-08-08 01:55:55

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Amelia :

We both live in Allen and I am looking outside and it night time and there has light

2020-08-08 02:14:27

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softball is life 77 :

@.delaney4

2020-08-08 01:34:42

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vicky :

Heyyyy do u reply

2020-08-08 01:29:39

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Lyla :

I love your videos

2020-08-08 02:19:31

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brooklyn :

@hanjaydmom I could see you being the supportive one and me being sassy at you 😂

2020-10-10 18:09:54

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katie :

FIRST

2020-08-08 01:28:15

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cubby🧸💌 :

@kirasmith08

2020-08-08 02:26:05

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laurenn :

Early!

2020-08-08 01:30:32

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_Em015 :

Early

2020-08-08 01:30:47

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Kaeleigh🎀🪩 :

2 mins

2020-08-08 01:30:55

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✨ :

First 💖

2020-08-08 01:28:18

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arrissa_ly :

My best friend getting all A+'s on her report card.Me getting all B's. Her "omg, you did so good.

2020-08-08 18:46:43

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<3 :

Then when they be mean: be more supportive

2020-08-08 22:25:17

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Sav :

One time I did my solo horrible and my mom said “ you did great” and I said “ what were you watching I looked like a noodle” my teacher and mom laugh

2020-08-08 21:59:50

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mallory :

@syd_h17 ME IM TO NICE

2020-08-08 02:43:31

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srinidhi :

@jordyn.rose0 for my backhand spring 😂

2020-08-08 17:07:27

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rachael 🪬 :

@.ellajorge._ omg no nightmares are coming back

2020-08-09 14:09:13

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Cece Hiatt :

@morganf24 that’s literally you 😂

2020-08-13 19:23:45

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Kylee :

@em.dom every time I got frustrated

2020-08-08 16:11:44

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😇God lover😇 :

Hi

2020-08-08 01:28:59

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S :

Early

2020-08-08 01:28:54

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DannyG :

@mia.haddock @ciara.152 this is gonna be us when one of us fall because we’re all on different teams

2020-08-08 01:38:25

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tasha ♡ :

first to like ps love your vids

2020-08-08 01:28:54

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Jill :

My friends tell me that after the fly falls on my neck and my face hits the floor then I get up when crying in pain and finish everything 😅

2020-08-08 13:24:02

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ILikeCows_Moo :

That's me then I get yelled at.

2020-08-08 12:51:51

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Breanne :

@kate.buckley

2020-08-08 01:43:38

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jon alstrom :

@audsthatsme omg haha

2020-08-08 04:51:25

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hi🤍✨ :

Hiiiiii

2020-08-08 01:28:49

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alyssa :

Lol🎃

2020-08-08 01:28:49

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jazzygalaxy16 :

That’s how I am when we play games at school

2020-08-08 04:46:40

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rorie😇 :

hi

2020-08-08 01:28:47

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