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Sym_Jer :

Goes pretty hard

2022-06-07 10:20:57

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S_Guthrie :

This with “These Boots Are Made For Walking”

2022-07-10 02:52:57

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Cacau :

WOW

2022-07-05 07:53:20

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Aubs 🎀 :

needs more recognition bro

2022-07-09 15:21:00

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perryboy :

too Kool bro

2022-06-07 11:51:43

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Brandy W :

awesome 💚💚💚

2022-06-07 10:33:04

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trevorbells :

the fingers got some legs 😳

2022-06-07 10:49:55

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grace🤍 :

So now I’m influenced to learn this-

2022-07-13 16:51:56

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Daniel67317 :

@julies.a.simp

2022-07-09 02:22:20

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♡MIKO♡ :

wow

2022-07-12 04:53:18

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elisia🐋 :

Looking like som m 'n ms tho

2022-06-07 10:32:12

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RiceCuppFamily :

galing talaga!!

2022-06-07 22:48:36

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Jamaica Mich :

4m

2022-06-07 10:42:45

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Javin125 :

lets see how sturdy u r

2022-07-12 00:38:52

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jiromielmacalindongsale :

are you pilipino😅

2022-06-22 09:57:06

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unknown :

whoaaa

2022-06-09 04:20:54

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HazyIRL :

INSANE 😁✨️

2022-07-14 02:26:05

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Kellie Meader :

You are super talented! I could watch your videos forever! You don’t see this much anymore made me smile to see it! ❤️

2022-07-16 07:07:32

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@agu_corvaln1503 Waaaaa

2022-07-09 02:42:52

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