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BUY DUB :

Wdym lil bro bro vexbolts is at 8.6 million rn😭🙏

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Tiger6z :

I WENT ALL IN ON $lethimcook

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vexbolt is at 5.8 million rn 😭

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buying more $lethimcook on this insane entry

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♱ 𝔢𝔵𝔦𝔩𝔰𝔬𝔲𝔩𝔰 ♱ :

Vexbolts is at 2.8M rn BAHAHAHAHA

2025-01-02 03:45:59

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Jacko :

VEXBOLTS AT 6.9 MIL

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VEXBOLTS AR 6.8 MIL

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Olivia :

What do you mean vexbolts at 3.5m now..

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Anonyme :

Vexbolts dropped to 4.1M 😭🙏💀

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Am I early or is it just vexbolts 😭🫸🫷

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yep I forgot you!!!🫶 :

🚨I'm sneaking vexbolts into 2025 like yall don't understand he is my IDOL🚨

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vexbolts us back😭😭

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кнуяαᰔ :

vexbolt is on 3.8mill😭

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vexBolts is at 3k 💀💀💀

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Who are u?

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Who’s here in 2025

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