@rachelchinouriri: One Song Away from Crying (the music video) is out now ⊹♡

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macey___wacey
Macey___Wacey🪩 :
AHH it’s not on Apple Music for me yet🫣 LOVE the video though
2026-07-29 18:22:36
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jeron_a_d
Jeron :
Ugh you’re my everything
2026-07-30 18:01:17
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aaaanders
Anders :
I love the distortion in ending of the song. Do you have a version with this distortion throughout the entire song?
2026-07-30 08:55:43
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girlbosssgracie
gracie :
rachel chinouriri summer tonite
2026-07-29 17:49:42
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goldenlia00
Lia :
Oh yessss
2026-07-29 17:51:52
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mtv
MTV :
obsessed with you
2026-07-29 20:07:35
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spotifyuk
spotifyuk :
darlings we won 🫶
2026-07-30 14:24:23
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blessica blimpson :
with a nasty bustdown!! I know that’s fucking right sisterrrrr
2026-07-29 21:53:54
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dongaydro
DonGaydro :
You laced this track with CRACK
2026-07-30 02:18:29
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gavinnnnnnnlikesmusic
My🍝!!! :
Dare i say.. SONG OF THE SUMMER???
2026-07-30 00:00:16
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the dress is giving
2026-07-29 17:52:13
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lilst91
lilst91 :
YES
2026-07-30 05:51:31
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kauanvieirwa
kauanvieirwa :
RACHEL TE AMOOOOOO
2026-07-30 01:43:43
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fellipepaulinno
Fellipe Paulinno :
linda, talentosa e pretinha. casa comigo vai 🫶🏻🧎🏻‍♂️
2026-07-29 21:25:43
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2026-07-30 00:22:51
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Antny-Darrell :
Lemme run these numbers up!
2026-07-29 18:13:54
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The teen’s dad said his son’s heroics almost moved him to tears. A teenage lifeguard’s dramatic rescue of a boy has gone viral and led to Donald Trump promising to award him a “high civilian honour”. Footage circulating on social media shows 16-year-old Ryder Willams battling to keep the 10-year-old child safe as the pair are smashed by wave after wave at Seabright State beach in Santa Cruz on Saturday. Several bystanders attempt to help the young hero, first forming a human chain to pull the pair out of the surf, but the waves force them to retreat. After a second lifeguard enters the water, the pair manage to pull the child to the safety of the shore. Ryder’s dad, Shane, said his son refused to let the child go because he knew the boy would die if he did. “He told me: ‘I just was not going to let that happen’,” the proud dad has been quoted as saying. He added: “I almost started crying because how determined he was to save that boy’s life makes me so proud.” Donald Trump’s son, Eric, shared a video of the rescue on X, describing the teen as “truly the best of America” and calling for him to be awarded for his bravery. The US President later announced he was going to bring “this young heroic young man and his family to the White House, perhaps, the boy he saved, to give him a High Civilian Honour.” “Very brave, he deserves it,” Mr Trump wrote on X. Ryder’s mother has thanked supporters for praising her son but said he was just doing what he loves. The comment was echoed by Ryder’s dad, a retired firefighter, who said his son was a very humble hero. “He told me he doesn’t know why everyone was blowing this out of proportion,” Mr Willams added. “His comments to me are like … ‘Any other lifeguard on duty would do the same thing I did’.” Witness Scott Vander Dussen told NBC Bay Area that the waves changed “in a heartbeat” and caught a lot of people off-guard. After being rescued, the child was evaluated by paramedics before being reunited with his parents.

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