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Let's get the facts before y'all start commenting/fabricating drama that doesn't exist. The statement was and I quote "Somebody said RATE the tornado" Because he RATES/RANKS tornados in discord. 💚Thank you to all his people/defenders that know him and correcting the nonsense!💚

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Rob1 year ago

TALK TO THEM MOM 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

luna🐻‍❄️1 year ago

@CaseOhUpdates0 ❤️ u mama thank u angel

luna🐻‍❄️1 year ago

@CaseOhUpdates0 get em again for me queen

LaDaisja1 year ago

i don’t know even know how they heard something like that… especially from case’s mouth.

caseoh out of context1 year ago

much love momma, you raised a great son 💚💚

caseohs_mom1 year ago

I can't find who started it. I just happen to see bree's response.

SOL☀️🇲🇽1 year ago

@caseohOOC TELL THEM, i can’t believe we’re at this point in life that we have to even tell ppl how to act and what is and not funny. The chat is so immature and i just know you and case are disappointed in those who are “joking” and such, literally me and MNAY others heard “RATE” I just-

salty1 year ago

you raised a good man mama 🫶 the fact people would rather make stuff like this up than just admit that it’s ok to be a good person with a platform nowadays is crazy

lyra 🦊1 year ago

I LOVE YOU THANK YOU FOR SPEAKING UP ABT THIS!!!! W mom

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