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just ran my setup for 24 hours letting chat control night vision cameras/LAZERS/fog/lights and holy everything WORKED. FRUITS OF THY LABOUR - 1 MAN SHOW ive always wanted to do stupidly ambitious stuff without relying on 20-crew million dollar productions anyone hiring?

TheSushiDragon

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CodeMiko1 год назад

LMAO THIS IS AWeSOME

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MrLogistics2 лет назад

I helped Ecom businesses save $50M+ in shipping fees in last 24 months. Here's how I saved @LuxuryWatchGuy1 $200,000 in just 4 hours:

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OfficeDrummer1 год назад

Sooooo sick lmfao

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TheSushiDragon1 год назад

We gotta do this with you too dude!! gonna have them change our face next time you're here and yes we'll share the bed im not ashamed of being big spoon

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ZachGG1 год назад

Yo @KaiCenat bringing you in to the next subathon would be insane.

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SpectralSybil1 год назад

this is incredible!!!!!

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Chris.visnomadic.com🦒1 год назад

definition of being so good you can do it in your sleep

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Morgpie 🏆 2x award winning sprinkler1 год назад

This is so sick holy sh 😭

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Dinosaurs1 год назад

lol ill hire you to teach me special fx your effects are unreal!!!!!!!!😍

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Yung Skrrt™1 год назад

Insane

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Jonsandman1 год назад

Brooooooo this is next level! always love seeing you pull of the craziest things!

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Dancing Astronaut

25,757 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

lee minho was born to be the leeknow he is. he loves to show off, he loves to attend fashion shows, he loves to get compliments, he loves to show his work and show stays his dancing and cover songs so he could let us hear his voice, without auto tone without editing, just him and his mic. he have said twice that hes only that happy, giggly and chatty only when hes with stays, either during concerts or fansigns. the perfectness in him isnt enough for him and he's gladly working harder for more. he worked so hard even tho he's already perfect and amazing but it just doesn't satisfy him which proves how determined he is, how passionate and loving he is to his career. he lives such a healthy life, very mature mindset and a big love for his career. he loves it, he would love to be included, involved, being filmed and all attention on him. even tho his career has been the most successful, he will always continue on improving and wanting more, his greed and need to grow more and become more and more powerful and talentful always amaze me. im so happy to witness such... fascinating person who worked hard ever since he was a child, different jobs until he found the place that he belongs to. you cant blame anyone who's pointing out this very obvious, hateful and envious mistreatment. i just want to see him shine and do the thing he absolutely love and live for. leeknow's career will always be there in history, i love a man who is very happily doing the thing he always wanted to do. lee minho you will always be loved, cherished and famous. no matter how his own company tries to exclude him out of almost every content they post, people will always talk about him. he will always find himself trending and loved. dont think that he wants to be treated like that, he wouldn't work hard, practice everyday, go to vocal lessons and still try new dancing styles just to be neglected. he would love to be seen, heard, loved, adored, cherished, treasured, respected, noticed, treated nicely, cared for, appreciated, recognized, praised, cheered for and known. please know that you ARE by so many people all around this big giant world. my favorite precious, amazing, loved, hardworking, sweet boy. the love of my life i love you so much 🤍

lee minho was born to be the leeknow he is. he loves to show off, he loves to attend fashion shows, he loves to get compliments, he loves to show his work and show stays his dancing and cover songs so he could let us hear his voice, without auto tone without editing, just him and his mic. he have said twice that hes only that happy, giggly and chatty only when hes with stays, either during concerts or fansigns. the perfectness in him isnt enough for him and he's gladly working harder for more. he worked so hard even tho he's already perfect and amazing but it just doesn't satisfy him which proves how determined he is, how passionate and loving he is to his career. he lives such a healthy life, very mature mindset and a big love for his career. he loves it, he would love to be included, involved, being filmed and all attention on him. even tho his career has been the most successful, he will always continue on improving and wanting more, his greed and need to grow more and become more and more powerful and talentful always amaze me. im so happy to witness such... fascinating person who worked hard ever since he was a child, different jobs until he found the place that he belongs to. you cant blame anyone who's pointing out this very obvious, hateful and envious mistreatment. i just want to see him shine and do the thing he absolutely love and live for. leeknow's career will always be there in history, i love a man who is very happily doing the thing he always wanted to do. lee minho you will always be loved, cherished and famous. no matter how his own company tries to exclude him out of almost every content they post, people will always talk about him. he will always find himself trending and loved. dont think that he wants to be treated like that, he wouldn't work hard, practice everyday, go to vocal lessons and still try new dancing styles just to be neglected. he would love to be seen, heard, loved, adored, cherished, treasured, respected, noticed, treated nicely, cared for, appreciated, recognized, praised, cheered for and known. please know that you ARE by so many people all around this big giant world. my favorite precious, amazing, loved, hardworking, sweet boy. the love of my life i love you so much 🤍

mimilee

15,900 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

a single tweet probably wont convince the Snap AR execs to not shutdown snap cam for desktop, its the most unique app & no other tech company has made anything like it. so please keep it running how am i going to do my sponsors now?!😭

a single tweet probably wont convince the Snap AR execs to not shutdown snap cam for desktop, its the most unique app & no other tech company has made anything like it. so please keep it running how am i going to do my sponsors now?!😭

TheSushiDragon

30,098 просмотров • 3 лет назад

ROGAN: Um what? One of the buildings the Vatican owns has a Gay Night Club in the Building 🤯 “They probably didn’t know. They probably thought it was a prayer center or feeding hungry people… Yeah, feeding hungry butts.” 🤣💀 I looked into it and yeah… it’s weird.. The Vatican does in fact own a property at 2 Via Carducci in Rome, which the Vatican purchased in 2008 for around €20 million. The building contains apartments on the same block used by the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, including one occupied by Cardinal Ivan Dias, and also houses the Europa Multiclub, described as a prominent gay sauna in Italy. Rogan: “It’s crazy how elite people in power, before the internet, they were just doing stuff. They had complete control of the media and they were just doing whatever they wanted to do, and everything was in secret. Like fu*king meetings like Skull & Bones where they all wear capes and shit and go to Bohemian Grove…. Nixon famously said, “Its the faggyist thing I’ve ever seen”… Clip Full Rogan Interview

ROGAN: Um what? One of the buildings the Vatican owns has a Gay Night Club in the Building 🤯 “They probably didn’t know. They probably thought it was a prayer center or feeding hungry people… Yeah, feeding hungry butts.” 🤣💀 I looked into it and yeah… it’s weird.. The Vatican does in fact own a property at 2 Via Carducci in Rome, which the Vatican purchased in 2008 for around €20 million. The building contains apartments on the same block used by the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, including one occupied by Cardinal Ivan Dias, and also houses the Europa Multiclub, described as a prominent gay sauna in Italy. Rogan: “It’s crazy how elite people in power, before the internet, they were just doing stuff. They had complete control of the media and they were just doing whatever they wanted to do, and everything was in secret. Like fu*king meetings like Skull & Bones where they all wear capes and shit and go to Bohemian Grove…. Nixon famously said, “Its the faggyist thing I’ve ever seen”… Clip Full Rogan Interview

MJTruthUltra

332,203 просмотров • 1 год назад