@babesoftiktok_of: Askaboutruby and Lela #dancetiktok #foryou #ruby #dancetrend

xjxy :

guys don’t comment, the longer the comment the more chance of getting it on your for you page. And we don’t want that, so be safe and don’t comment any long comments. Just keep it short. Actually, due to the fact that the hashtags don't say anything related to this type of content, then you will only most likely get more videos from this creator or not get these types of videos as much because of the hashtags taking over that section of what tt thinks you want to watch

Wayne Robinson :

Lela without question!

I told you so :

Lela

rogue-one :

of course Lela

Heisenberg :

Ruby all day

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Gatorman :

Ruby

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my fyp is selling 😭

solo2s :

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Lela

david lara :

always Lela

nicky :

Lela was perfect

Josue Hernandez :

my FYP betrayed me...

scaryshort_stories1 :

@scaryshort_stories1: @scaryshort_stories1: The proverb "When the axe came into the forest, the tree said, 'The handle is one of us'" offers a poignant metaphor for internal betrayal and the destructive potential of complicity. On a literal level, the axe—an instrument of deforestation—owes its effectiveness to the wooden handle, which is itself a product of the forest. The tree’s lament signifies a realization that its own kind has enabled its downfall. From a sociopolitical perspective, this expression serves as an allegory for systems of oppression in which members of a community become instruments of their own marginalization, often unknowingly. Whether through coercion, assimilation, or alignment with dominant ideologies, individuals may contribute to the dismantling of the very structures or identities they are part of. This theme is echoed in postcolonial theory, critiques of internalized oppression, and examinations of class or racial dynamics wherein agents from marginalized groups are co-opted into maintaining hegemonic power. The proverb underscores the importance of critical consciousness—recognizing how power operates not only through external force but also through internal divisions and complicity. Ultimately, it serves as a cautionary reflection on how unity can be undermined from within, leading to the erosion of collective strength and resilience.

gregoryszafuryn :

Ruby🥰

Doc 🍌 :

Kira always!

𝔥𝔞𝔷𝔷𝔞𝔯𝔦 :

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Andy :

Aska