@zinkxzy1: 99% intro 1% edit - these ranters are sooooo annoying and believable anything on the internet - #neji #neji #fyp #edit #viral

sora rants :

what’s the ranter

TnT½Guy :

a friends mom killed her sons brother just that she was "depresed" that a guy for her fav show died so wtf

Mistex :

“What girls have been doing for a century”

. :

8b people

Adam :

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s.r_123 :

i might have misanthrope

✝️sleepwalker✝️ :

I genuinely understand ppl that are gay cuz of ts

xanspy :

Dad who is neji

🖤⚡️Miles Morales⚡️🖤 :

Listen to me bruh

potato :

Flamefrags fan :

a pen doesnt work without the ink