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hải hài :

Bao Nhiêu tiền vậy anh em mua

2023-02-22 21:06:05

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𝑻𝒉𝒖𝒚́𝑨𝒏⁹ˣ❄️ :

E đạc ui ko thay gui

2022-12-03 14:06:26

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minhkhai9807 :

bạn phải hát cho mọi người thấy đi ạ

2022-12-24 07:34:27

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userg26n7ikxx2 :

bao nhiêu vậy shop

2023-01-26 06:16:30

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tân Nguyễn :

người ta có 299

2023-03-05 04:14:52

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KaChiuSa1983 :

ib nhé bạn

2023-02-20 10:33:23

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Tuấn @1963 :

Giá bao tiền bạn ơi

2023-02-18 21:55:35

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🍀#Cậu Năm 9x🍀64vl😘 :

Bao nhiêu một e vậy

2023-02-18 03:18:21

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Tùng Nguyễn :

mua bằng cách nào

2023-01-27 07:55:02

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🌷ㅤ :

sao mấy ngày nay ko live vậy chj🥺🥺

2022-11-16 14:08:39

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Mẹ Bảo Long :

Co kết nối điện thoai k ạ

2023-01-17 00:05:06

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Trịnh Khanh :

vừa mua 400k

2023-01-16 19:24:32

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Pham Guong :

Gia bn b

2023-01-13 14:00:47

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Kendy Phạm :

Trong giỏ k có sp này

2023-01-12 14:40:33

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Bé Lu 1997 🐶 :

Sao hết trong giỏ hàng r c

2023-01-05 14:23:19

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cẩm phú phú :

nhiewu vậy

2023-01-23 20:07:00

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tuyết Nguyễn :

giá bao nhiêu vậy

2023-01-22 16:51:58

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phuchuynh19844 :

giá bao nhiêu vậy shop

2023-01-17 04:04:12

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Minh Thư :

mua loa kèm 2 mic đc hem chị

2023-02-06 03:35:25

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ShopLovely-ps :

xinh🥰

2023-03-16 16:06:16

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Lương Thị Vân :

xinh quá

2023-03-26 15:30:09

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Mai Phạm :

Giá sao ak

2023-04-03 15:18:08

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