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We found this song clip on Rusty's hard drives and thought it was appropriate to share with you all. He was a big fan of 9/11

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meme bastard1 year ago

I miss Rusty so much.😭

Nerd City1 year ago

I’ve been in negotiations to purchase his hard drives. Hopefully more info on that soon

DΞΔTH!NK1 year ago

Rusty loved america and being a patriot r.i.p.

SLAIN1 year ago

HE PLANNED THIS

RedLogic1 year ago

You still doing this death skit?

TheBabadook1 year ago

Does this mean that the prophecy of Rusty's country album will come true? I dare not to get my hopes up, but oh boy that would be grand.

Fal 💫1 year ago

I wish he were here to see this day 😭

Cynical Lad1 year ago

A true American song that you'll remember as the world supposedly stops turning

dandy 👾1 year ago

He's like if van gogh wasn't a pussy 💙 my goat artist

🍋man 2025 🐇🗝️𐂺1 year ago

i need more Rusty country music

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