@tommi_bus: ОН ХОТЕЛ ТЕБЕ ЧТО-ТО СКАЗАТЬ!!!😂 #томмибас #fyp #creatorsearchinsights #говорящийтом #viral Говорящий Том (англ. Talking Tom) — одноимённый главный персонаж и протагонист франшизы «Говорящий Том и Друзья». Изначально он был моделью, созданной украинским художником Андреем Кравченко и загруженной на сайт 3D‑моделей TurboSquid. Сам персонаж Тома появился, когда словенский предприниматель Само Логин приобрёл эту модель, чтобы создать детское приложение в начале 2010 года и добиться успеха в мобильной индустрии. Он дебютировал в игре Talking Tom Cat, выпущенной Outfit7 в июне 2010 года. Тома обычно изображают как авантюрного, харизматичного, весёлого и остроумного, но добродушного полосатого кота, который является смелым лидером группы друзей и любит быть в центре внимания, стремясь к славе. Его место жительства и род занятий варьируются, но чаще всего он предлагает идеи или пробует безумные трюки, чтобы помочь себе и друзьям добиться успеха. В его работе ему помогает лучший друг и партнёр Бен, его подруга/возлюбленная Анджела, младший друг (или племянник по старому канону) Джинджер, сосед Хэнк и иногда другие персонажи. Говорящий Том является заметной фигурой в поп‑культуре, а он сам и его франшиза приобрели огромную популярность с момента успешного дебюта приложения в 2010 году, появляясь во множестве приложений, шоу и мультимедийных проектов. Несколько приложений франшизы «Говорящий Том и Друзья» преодолели отметку в миллиард загрузок по всему миру, что значительно повлияло на мобильную индустрию.

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а за мной тцк приедет?
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Меня и так кот исцарапал то крови 🥰❤️
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Настояще Футбяк :
спасибо хорошо❤
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