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its common knowledge that the zara larson stan in this video is the guy that sings at celebs on tiktok right

troy

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troy2 年前

this is you *steps in gum*

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aid🦉2 年前

it’s kinda impressive that they’re both still somewhat relevant

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Andre Gabriel2 年前

and the one in black is popcrave

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Jessa2 年前

this is new york mythology

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Alex2 年前

i laugh every time his tiktok’s come up because of this. what a lore

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zach2 年前

i LITERALLY just learned this today

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jonah ☆2 年前

the way your literally lying 😭

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Say wallah

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