@louiethesinger: I have no idea how they know, but if you’re in Medford, Oregon, come let me know. I’m at the Medford armory tonight 😂🤙🏽🤠 #texas #medford #oregon #fyp #latino

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GUERA💋 :

We Texans just different and they know 🤣 😂

2026-11-15 05:24:09

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yolandabarrera84 :

Ur my bae

2026-11-15 04:15:37

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Marryann :

you're so Amazing louie thesinger 🥰🥰

2026-11-15 05:29:19

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Ashley Marberry :

hi louie

2026-11-15 05:53:12

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Sloan :

Come to Omaha Nebraska pleaseeee I’m begging you!!!!!!!!! I’ve been bugging you about this for like a year 😭😭😭

2026-11-15 04:48:44

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user7453200740316 :

You’re so funny maybe your cat gave it away lol Luna[Heartwarming][Red heart]

2026-11-15 02:55:24

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Teresa Rivera :

come to salem

2026-11-15 03:13:26

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💕AdriennaH.79💕 :

Oh the hat says it all 🤭

2026-11-15 03:35:34

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AG :

Everything is better in Texas💖💖💖💖

2026-11-15 03:11:04

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Stephaine Welkley :

they definitely can't tell by your hat 😁 😂💯 it's how you dance

2026-11-15 04:47:00

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Carmie011070 :

you are awesome

2026-11-15 03:22:13

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𝓑𝓪𝓫𝔂𝓖𝓲𝓻𝓵𝓢𝓱𝓪𝓭𝓲🫧 :

Must be the hat lol

2026-11-15 03:23:07

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🥰🌹🤠🫶🐴🎶🎵

2026-11-15 03:20:37

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2026-11-15 02:58:12

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TRANSSETTER🖤〽️TRANSCENDENCE :

2026-11-15 02:50:46

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Brenda Juarez :

🥰💗💗

2026-11-15 03:54:05

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babe :

😂😂😂😂😂

2026-11-15 05:08:56

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Barbara Canaday Mill :

Who won the raffle last night

2026-11-15 02:55:19

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Firefighter635Sonya :

EVERYTHING BIGGER IN TEXAS ❤️❤️❤️❤️

2026-11-15 03:35:18

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👑QUEEN D !!! 👑👑👑 :

2026-11-15 03:43:38

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✨GLITTER STAR PT. 5 ✨ :

@Louie TheSinger You're hat maybe? LOL 🤣

2026-11-15 02:49:17

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Annette E. :

🤣🤣🤣

2026-11-15 02:47:32

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2026-11-15 04:44:18

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2026-11-15 02:54:55

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[Tears of joy][Tears of joy][Tears of joy][Tears of joy]

2026-11-15 03:33:55

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