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I hope Leighton Flowers doesn’t mind me sharing this, but he was doing a celebratory livestream for reaching 100k YouTube subscribers when he got the news of Voddie’s passing. You can see his heart break before uttering a tearful prayer and ending the stream. I choked up watching this,...

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