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myaleger828 :

I’m convinced they were never even late

2022-07-23 21:00:10

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maxinevargas :

Like they have to be lying for the tik tok 💀

2022-07-23 21:01:34

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Tayana<3 :

Then be confused on why they missed their flight🙄✋

2022-07-23 20:59:00

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Sydney Marie :

This reminds me of that one girl who got kicked out of her teaching program lol

2022-07-23 21:20:55

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estamos noche ᥫ᭡ :

ik exactly who u r talking about 😂

2022-07-23 21:02:50

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Mia Denise 🧚🏾‍♀️ :

i’m thinking of one specific girl with the fruit…she’s adorable as hell but sis….

2022-07-23 21:12:57

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Corrine🧚🏾‍♀️🤍 :

😂 definitely giving mei mei

2022-07-23 22:21:51

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Celine :

cause they are never actually late😭

2022-07-23 23:08:39

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tori the whorie :

that one girl with purple hair 😭 i can’t escape her

2022-07-23 21:03:48

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lorizza_420 :

Kirsten and her sister

2022-07-23 23:30:13

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Zack.quin :

U always spot on 😭😭

2022-07-24 08:20:09

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Rosetta Marrett :

I swear they aren't going anywhere there's no way I'm packed 3 days before leaving for the airport 3 hours before my domestic flight

2022-07-23 23:21:07

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pam :

that one girl who literally takes off her makeup and does it again…like are u okay

2022-07-23 23:21:15

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december ! :

the fact that everyone is thinking of a different tiktoker in the comments

2022-07-23 21:28:10

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yaz🫂 :

feel like this was targeted

2022-07-23 21:40:31

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Hannah Alyse :

So accurate

2022-07-23 20:59:01

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Bella Luna :

yoo this one girl that always starts getting ready like 20 minutes before she has to head out and is always late

2022-07-23 21:01:38

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️ :

THE HAUL MIDWAY LMAOOOOO

2022-07-23 21:18:19

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Alyssa 🩷 :

“Omg i just made last minute dinner plans” 🙄🙄🙄🙄

2022-07-24 02:57:44

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🤨 :

it stresses me out and pisses me off sm- like U CHOSE NOW, WHEN UR 2 HOURS LATE TO MAKE A VIDEO AND NAME EVERY PRODUCT UR USING????

2022-07-23 23:23:31

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ohisa :

The tik tok is 5 minutes but if we include all the cuts and scenes to make the tik tok it's at least an hour

2022-07-23 23:21:02

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♡ 𝓙𝓸𝔂𝓪𝓷𝓷𝓪 :

this is you.

2022-07-26 17:56:35

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ayah ·˚ *✩‧₊ :

the way everyone’s tagging a different influencer in the comments proves how most of these tiktokers r just doing it for views 😭

2022-07-24 01:16:51

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lanya :

right and sometimes i assume the whole time they're not even late. spend too much time not getting ready

2022-07-23 21:27:52

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