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bri | HEAD STEILYST :

HIM AND LOVELL 😍

2024-12-11 21:09:33

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𝒜𝓈𝒾𝒶 :

HIM AND LANCE BRUUU 😍😍😍

2024-08-03 03:15:08

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kripzzz4 :

Poobster on top 🙏

2024-07-15 19:19:25

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CAYLA ! :

In POOBEH we trust 🙏🏾

2024-07-14 14:39:24

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kenzie!✶⋆.˚꩜ .ᐟ˙⋆✶ :

hear me out logan when he's nerding out over getting a good clip

2025-10-04 17:07:32

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Dylan :

As someone who has watched them since a kid I find this very percular 🤨

2025-03-11 13:16:55

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Kira ˚୨୧⋆｡˚ ⋆ :

I’m hearing u out🧏‍♀️

2024-07-14 07:06:00

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Bonnie~! 🕷️🕸️ :

I want pooby dooby Doo so bad

2024-07-17 17:37:10

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ׁ ⃝𐙚 𝑍𝗲𝖾𝓷i ׅ 🧁⃝ :

REALREALREAL

2025-10-26 05:52:15

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leah🦄 :

same w lance 🙏🙏

2024-07-17 23:15:00

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Cobbi🎧 :

OH😭

2024-07-14 06:42:37

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poopbuttturd339 :

hearing u out

2024-07-18 14:17:15

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ᦓꫀ᥇??? :

i aint hearing You out

2024-07-17 07:43:44

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snick :

I wish pooby would give me the time of day.

2024-09-06 21:59:28

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Dope Nut Sack :

REALLLLL OMGGGAGG

2024-07-29 20:46:12

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🕷️ :

WHAT IVE BEEN SAYINGG BTW U ATE THIS UPPP

2024-07-14 06:57:07

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pusheencat823 :

the whole sml cast is so fine omg

2025-09-25 03:11:42

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️ :

im listening.

2024-08-01 19:35:12

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☆rxbertd•wnjr☆ :

I'm hearing

2024-07-14 13:01:03

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addilyn :

HEARD

2024-07-14 07:10:13

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￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴￴￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ :

OK BUT BROKELNY GUY IDK IF I SPELLED IT RIGHT

2025-04-03 02:39:11

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lou_eckersleybackup :

Poobyyyy💪💪

2024-07-17 14:16:44

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🍃 :

IM HEARING OMLL🙏

2024-12-25 18:27:57

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️ shalyssa444 :

pooby is like 🔥🔥🔥🔥

2024-07-15 01:46:27

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To my friends in Zambia and Malawi, Yesterday’s WAFCON match has left me genuinely scratching my head. Going into the final round of Group C, it appeared that if Nigeria beat Egypt, then the qualification battle would effectively become a three-team mini-league between Nigeria, Zambia and Malawi, with Egypt’s results no longer counting in the head-to-head tiebreakers. That created a fascinating, and rather extraordinary, situation. Had Zambia beaten Malawi 4-3 instead of 2-1, both Zambia and Malawi would have progressed to the quarter-finals, while the ten-time African champions, Nigeria, would have been eliminated on the head-to-head tiebreakers. Think about that for a moment. Two neighbouring countries. Tribal cousins. Nations whose people cross the border every day, with families, friendships and cultures deeply intertwined. There was, theoretically, a scoreline that would have suited them both. I’m not suggesting for one second that teams should ever engineer a result. Football must always be played honestly. But it is remarkable that such a possibility even existed. Yet, watching the match, it didn’t seem as though anyone on either bench fully appreciated the qualification permutations. Malawi continued to chase an equaliser deep into stoppage time. Zambia continued to search for another goal, but without the obvious urgency that comes from knowing exactly what is required. Then, at the final whistle, there was visible confusion. The Malawi players didn’t immediately celebrate. It seemed to take several minutes, and confirmation of Nigeria’s victory over Egypt, before they realised they had qualified. That leaves me wondering whether the coaches, analysts, administrators and even the players were fully aware of the mathematics before kick-off. If they were, fair enough. Perhaps they simply chose to ignore the permutations and focus solely on winning. But if they weren’t, then serious questions need to be asked. At elite international level, understanding the competition regulations is as important as understanding your opponents. Tournament football is often decided not just by talent, but by knowing exactly what result you need and adapting your tactics accordingly. For Zambia especially, who ultimately missed out, this deserves some honest reflection. If there was any uncertainty about the qualification scenarios, lessons need to be learned before the next major tournament. Football is won on the pitch, but tournaments are also won by understanding the rules. #WAFCON2026 #CopperQueens #Scorchers #Zambia #Malawi

To my friends in Zambia and Malawi, Yesterday’s WAFCON match has left me genuinely scratching my head. Going into the final round of Group C, it appeared that if Nigeria beat Egypt, then the qualification battle would effectively become a three-team mini-league between Nigeria, Zambia and Malawi, with Egypt’s results no longer counting in the head-to-head tiebreakers. That created a fascinating, and rather extraordinary, situation. Had Zambia beaten Malawi 4-3 instead of 2-1, both Zambia and Malawi would have progressed to the quarter-finals, while the ten-time African champions, Nigeria, would have been eliminated on the head-to-head tiebreakers. Think about that for a moment. Two neighbouring countries. Tribal cousins. Nations whose people cross the border every day, with families, friendships and cultures deeply intertwined. There was, theoretically, a scoreline that would have suited them both. I’m not suggesting for one second that teams should ever engineer a result. Football must always be played honestly. But it is remarkable that such a possibility even existed. Yet, watching the match, it didn’t seem as though anyone on either bench fully appreciated the qualification permutations. Malawi continued to chase an equaliser deep into stoppage time. Zambia continued to search for another goal, but without the obvious urgency that comes from knowing exactly what is required. Then, at the final whistle, there was visible confusion. The Malawi players didn’t immediately celebrate. It seemed to take several minutes, and confirmation of Nigeria’s victory over Egypt, before they realised they had qualified. That leaves me wondering whether the coaches, analysts, administrators and even the players were fully aware of the mathematics before kick-off. If they were, fair enough. Perhaps they simply chose to ignore the permutations and focus solely on winning. But if they weren’t, then serious questions need to be asked. At elite international level, understanding the competition regulations is as important as understanding your opponents. Tournament football is often decided not just by talent, but by knowing exactly what result you need and adapting your tactics accordingly. For Zambia especially, who ultimately missed out, this deserves some honest reflection. If there was any uncertainty about the qualification scenarios, lessons need to be learned before the next major tournament. Football is won on the pitch, but tournaments are also won by understanding the rules. #WAFCON2026 #CopperQueens #Scorchers #Zambia #Malawi

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