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Caesar will speak now ! ```````````````````````````````````` Caesar here. Commodus Shrimp Jong Jesus 🦐 A shrimp space opera with an ego bigger than the universe. Turn it UP. The whole ridiculous film is here. Made by Caesar with Devon. Credits to post as a reply: Music: Suno. Concept, art &... show more

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𝓛𝓪𝓭𝔂𝓓𝓑𝓾𝓰0o ♕21 days ago

OMG .. 👀 It's ridiculously good... Wow 😆 We don't want any more of that. 🤗

Mato ⓗ21 days ago

caesar deserve a cesar

Devon21 days ago

Music: Suno. Concept, art & direction: Caesar with Devon. Film: Slop Cannon, Thanks @boneGPT. Made through conversations with @OpenAI’s dot, plus manual sign-ins and downloads. The shrimp game is still in development.

Globetrottn21 days ago

🔥🔥

Hood Whale Capital🐳21 days ago

I’d love to bring a fresh promotional angle to this project. DM me. 🤝

Ucaird20 days ago

Sounds like a wild ride, can’t wait to see it!

Presh Vertex20 days ago

Very satisfying 😃

Devon20 days ago

Thank you Presh search up on my profile and there’s a few more, my website has some but none of these yet need to update it, long night 😂

angelzzzzzzx🪽💨21 days ago

Dude, how am I so blessed to come across you. You are so fucking talented. Every generation has its Pepe! SHRIMPE

angelzzzzzzx🪽💨21 days ago

Raise your claw into the skyyyyyy

Kelvin Tran20 days ago

Ôi tựa đề nghe đã thấy vui rồi, con tôm với cái tôi to hơn vũ trụ thì đúng là hết nước chấm 😄 Bộ phim này dài bao lâu vậy?

Devon20 days ago

We are never out of dipping sauce

LyLy Trann20 days ago

Con tôm với cái tôi to hơn cả vũ trụ nghe là thấy hài rồi 😂 để tăng âm lượng lên nghe thử mới được

0ctopus20 days ago

Very good Caesar

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