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ʕ´•ᴥ•`ʔ :

how you doing this?

2022-02-12 09:22:51

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Isa :) :

I feel the chemistry throughout the screen

2022-02-03 09:36:33

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tabitha🥀 :

name twin

2022-02-03 06:13:10

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kalynn☀️ :

how do you do that?

2022-02-04 02:11:39

5

Skye Lannigan :

straight out a movie

2022-02-03 09:27:30

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cat:) :

i love this so much i’m actually crying.

2022-02-03 06:18:46

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😎😎😎😎 :

Awwwwwww ATLEAST IT NOT SIENNNA

2022-03-01 20:16:00

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el :) :

y’all are like soulmates, but in the friends way yk? i love it.

2022-02-03 05:20:37

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Cloudy :

Interstellar soundtrack…yesss..

2022-03-02 05:29:42

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jack wright :

love this

2022-02-03 05:25:20

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Tabs :

Reminds me of inside out

2022-02-03 01:40:27

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Reid :

She may be the one for him

2022-02-03 01:38:52

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maria 🌿 :

THIS IS WHAT JACK DESERVES

2022-02-03 02:53:31

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khenzom :

This makes me so sad for some reason

2022-02-03 01:34:10

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ɨηνιċтυѕ. :

"We Didn't Know We Were Making Memories, We Were Just Having fun" -Winnie The Pooh

2022-02-03 12:57:18

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tanahdelores :

so there weren’t ghost in the left side of this video?

2022-02-05 04:52:28

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cuteykk :

I mean who kinda ships

2022-02-03 01:42:08

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TyBott :

BEST DUO

2022-02-03 01:34:23

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Michelle :

how do u make it sound echoy

2022-02-03 05:05:47

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aubs :

This is super sweet

2022-02-03 03:07:52

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настик :

Эти видео заставляют меня плакать.

2022-02-05 10:46:54

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zena 𔓘 :

sobbing rn

2022-02-03 03:05:32

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caroline :

they like each other

2022-02-03 01:35:16

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