@jaimefrench: I can’t stop laughing 😂 #africangrey #pewpewpew #auntiehammy #fyp #birb #birdsoftiktok #foryou #parrot #funnypets #itsachoppa #lolaloliitaaa

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Jaime French :

I like how she added “oh...sorry” 😂

2021-04-30 22:37:13

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Tiffy :

she shot the wrong person that's why she said sorry LMAOOO

2021-05-02 10:33:43

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Mulan🏵️ :

Not the “i look good “ sis is ✨confident✨

2021-05-02 04:49:00

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Dandelion :

ok. hear me out. start playing "shots shots shots" by lil jon and see what happens

2021-04-30 23:59:41

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ℝu𝕕y♡ :

He said “it’s a choppa” 😂

2021-05-01 23:55:04

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iflycr2s :

A bird that says “pew pew pew” aaaaaaand I can die now 😂

2021-04-30 23:19:28

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Justagrworl :

“I look good” period 😂 pew pew pew

2021-05-02 02:51:35

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Ashaleeca :

my brain at 3am when I should be sleeping

2021-05-02 02:22:32

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Ashley🌸 :

Omggg how do you taught her how to talk, we’ve been trying so hard with ours but we don’t know😩😩😩

2021-05-03 03:13:03

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Al`El Ennovel Notgnihsaw :

get the bird a record deal nowwwww😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

2021-05-02 07:19:10

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MissySparks/AlmostHeavenTumble :

omg pew pew pew 😂😂😂

2021-05-01 02:37:36

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