@pleasantriestheband: from my song/animation "YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE MADE FUN OF ME"

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xq8f.aep :

I love the part where he said "you shouldn't have made fun of me"

2022-09-01 14:16:22

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༉ ^_^ ASHIE !! ꒷꒦ :

why does it sound exactly like lemon demon

2022-09-01 20:29:47

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Pedro Salas :

I dream to be this petty

2022-09-01 15:04:51

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🦴🪦Tricks🪦🦴• Enemy :

do you have a spotify

2022-09-01 19:36:23

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Jay :

he never learned to let go 😂

2022-09-01 15:10:13

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Lessio :

Pleasentries underrated

2022-09-01 20:12:10

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pleasantriestheband :

copyright claimed when it's my own song. feels bad

2022-09-06 03:02:29

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Rust 🦈 :

Why does this sound like System of a Down

2022-09-03 12:47:29

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The Figure. :

This hits fr

2022-09-02 02:52:44

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Lyn :

Guys I think he doesn’t want to be made fun of

2022-09-01 14:22:24

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EatenToaster :

Guys i may have a slight feeling that i shouldn't have made fun of him, idk just a guess

2022-09-01 14:40:19

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Kenny :

here me out

2022-09-01 21:23:22

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jazmine 🌺 :

That looks kinda like Eric from the pool party back in '06

2022-09-01 20:34:48

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denvis :

is that the old guy and protag from "you need me", or am I just seeing things lol

2022-09-02 00:47:08

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Gggg :

I love the part where he says “you should have made fun of me” and exaggerated the Me instead saying “Meiiiii

2022-09-01 20:44:46

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Cory :

WHAT AM I WATCHING

2022-09-01 20:08:42

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gabby :

Did SOAD drop a new song 🤣🤣

2022-09-03 19:01:04

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n0odlEd._GirLyS :

ngl it's pretty good song

2022-09-01 23:46:17

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Azayadler :

this is so lemon demon

2022-09-01 22:51:15

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PIES :

lemon demon real????

2022-09-02 02:56:19

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Fool For Him Only :

Early

2022-09-01 14:24:32

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