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Oliver silva :

Kkkkk ele falou num ódio tão profundo kkk

2024-08-06 12:03:16

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Cris🙏 :

eu nunca faço 🤪

2024-08-25 20:17:28

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luanasantos :

A expressão mudando 😂😂😂😂

2024-08-20 02:27:08

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Bruno José :

salvando o áudio pra usar em algum vídeo 😂

2024-08-06 16:13:25

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neline :

kkkkkk...desse jeito, só falta tirar nossa alma me representou 😂😂😂😂

2024-08-22 22:53:46

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Yasmin :

na minha cabeça eu consigo KKKKKKKK, vou iniciar a academia na segunda feira e já estou ansiosa, sei que no começo dói MUITO, eu fazia patinação e no primeiro dia eu fiquei toda quebrada

2024-09-20 17:51:30

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Cris Lene :

eu tô fazendo esse exercício kkkkkk

2024-10-24 12:15:34

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Loyanne Lustosa :

Eu odeeeeio passada e afundo 😤

2024-10-20 23:53:39

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