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Does anyone remember when Phil speculated that reviewbrah was inspired by DSP Tries It, because he recorded himself eating food JUST LIKE PHIL DID! Of course he backtracked and got gouty when chat called him an idiot. (Thanks to Snort Hogan for the clip!)

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Raymond | Thoughts and Mind24 days ago

@Snortamania My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined.

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Your friend, Liz24 days ago

@Snortamania Everything to the narcissist reminds them of themself.

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Roxas- Ghoul XIII24 days ago

@Snortamania Phil thinks he was this special person everyone was inspired off of. in reality, he is just a copier.

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🎃Khatspergers 🎃24 days ago

Full clip

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Emo Ghost.24 days ago

@Snortamania I have a rule, When DSP makes me angry I take a break from the snortex. I have taken two breaks. One was after the refused bloodtest. And the other was him taking credit for reviewbrah.

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Dave24 days ago

@Snortamania Review bruh actually picks up his own food and understands it's fast food. Phil thinks it's gourmet cause he only lives on microwave mcmuffins and other slop.

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HarmfulKhantentCreator24 days ago

@Snortamania So much gold from reacts. I still remember him not getting that car video 😁

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Obeesimer24 days ago

@Snortamania DSP actually thinks he's famous, like celeb famous.

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CrashEnglishcl24 days ago

@Snortamania Guys, legit, didn't wanna tell you this, but i think i invented recording in front of a camera. I put the camera and i pressed record and i recorded myself. I invented it. @TheyCallMeDSP is a retarded fuck.

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kaneda24 days ago

@Snortamania It’s true, Phil invented eating food in front of a camera. Nobody ever did it before him

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Gastino 🏴‍☠️24 days ago

@Snortamania “Reminds me of REEE” the narcissistic prick!

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Factual_Observer24 days ago

@TheRealDashFir1 @Snortamania “I’m happy for him” the lies just come out so easy for him

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Shapestation424 days ago

@Snortamania No one could have possibly thought of filming themselves eating lunch without the innovation that only special ed valedictorian Philip Burnell could provide.

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pancake24 days ago

@Snortamania Holy shit, I bet he thinks people started breathing because of him, hes so fucking dense

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Mr30Below24 days ago

@Snortamania Mr AVGN from wish has never once moved the needle for content creation regardless what he actually believes

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Null's weakness24 days ago

@Snortamania He's just like me fr fr

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spence24 days ago

@Snortamania The clown fit and the retarded statement are signature dave. This dude gave up the outfit goals and still looks like a mongaloid

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Boretooth23 days ago

@Snortamania DSP; the inventor or reviewing food. Lol the pure, unbridled cope. 😂

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Balio Sunder24 days ago

@Snortamania Let’s not try to compare DSP to the god of food reviews. It’s disrespectful to reviewbruh and unless understood that I can’t be friends with them.

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The Second City Demobat Slayer24 days ago

@Snortamania But reviewbrah does it way better IMO.

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