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Emilly :

As melhores músicas merece o melhor público

2026-11-01 01:28:11

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El :

Controladiasima. Eu ja teria invocado três tipos diferentes de entidade tentando cantar junto 😭

2026-11-01 01:35:01

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jana⁷♡︎♫︎ :

A gente vencendo DEMAIS

2026-11-01 01:44:45

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kellymuckler :

realmente, a grama das vizinhas é mais roxa

2026-11-01 01:32:24

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.mivyx0 :

Falei tanto que iria tocar aqui que deu certo

2026-11-01 02:30:05

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mninalu⁷ 🤍 :

simplesmente as maiorais 💜💜💜

2026-11-01 01:32:30

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a gringa assim

2026-11-01 02:39:35

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Duda⁷ :

vencemos muitoo

2026-11-01 03:13:30

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isabella :

MANO MENTIRAAAA

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Foi

2026-11-01 02:08:01

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