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xQc clarifies the Cinna argument & explains why he went D’Folder mode "It's like if ur playing Gartic Phone and everybody spams the most craziest insult..and then she jumped in to do the drama segment..I reply w the Bonnie thing..now it's a whole D'Bunker segment..I could tell that she...

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