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Bro got scammed😢

can you give me a fruit i had subcribe you a lot

He got scam bur he say tysm

I got perm buddha for 1 leo and 1 dough and i have bought perm kit yesterday i m so happy i have all perms now including dragon nice😊

How many perms u have bro?

guys i am trading kitsune for dragon

But bro i forgot i dont know your name on roblox

Hi bro i add you on roblox ok? please accept bro im begging you 😭😭😭

Hi bro can i add you my username is

And keep the good vids up bro 💯💯💯

Hi bro i really enjoyed your vids and i miss old blox fruits and keep the good vids up💯💯💯

Hello bro i just subbed and i enjoy your vids💯💯💯

Hey can I get a dragon plsss

No way My sis when trading

LLL

Dough is 275m while Your Trade is 272m which is fair

bro it was a good trade but now its really bad cause 1 dragon worth perm dough

I have perm rocket

Medium L tbh

broooooo its mega lose

Its W

You just got an . New sub

My question is I got perm kit in my vid by trading 4 t rex why no one watching 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

hey bro can u trade me a leo for my 2 trex or a dough for my 2 mammoth im subbed and i'm a big fan

Bro I would have given a perm kitsune for ur dragons😂

my user is Hiimguccimani2

PLEASE PERM DOUGH

I want perm dough so bad I can’t even Offord a good trade for normal dough

I got perm dough with my 1 dragon fr

Anyone has perm I have leo trex spirit mammoth and other legendary and mythical too

Super L

It's small W

That’s scam

Bro I couldn't even get perm Light for 2 buddha and a mammoth

For those who says dragon rework its L So stop yapping kitsune is better than dragon

Bro L treade

Les gars qui peut me faire un don

BRO MASSIVE L 2 DRAG FOR DOUGH WTH

Bro just stillng money 😂😂

Omg i was in ur server i sub

bruh my sis traded her permanent dough for a mammoth venom control and shadow and thought that it was the best trade for her ever

Dragon rework just I give one

Bro the daragon is reworked bro

He got scammed w for dough one

Can i have some of ur fruits so i can trade a perm for myself? i am subbed :)

I got all fruits perm Xd

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