This World Will Remember Us lyrics- Bonnie and Clyde

[@pheov.5619]

To be honest this is a FRIKIN BOP

[@scarlettwhite2777]

me trying to sing both parts

[@sumajestad9741]

SAME HAHAHAH

[@bruxy3056]

Same, and I get it

[@maerafinn6776]

Now I need to find a good enough friend to sing this with me at the high school talent show

[@theblackcat2792]

Omg ITS JEREMY JORDAN AND LAURA OSNES

[@fenriscronin69]

I now love this musical.

[@quacaserous]

1:15 putting this here for myself

[@silverrrrrrrr1]

love your pfp dude

[@bi_beans9011]

But. Mariah and her boyfriend covering this is perfection.

[@sabrinaivery7306]

I will love to play Bonnie Parker one day on stage tv series reenactment .

[@fruitvitamins625]

BOP OF THE CENTURY

[@redhead_bebs]

Memer of memes makes a musical lyric video? That doesn't seem to add up...

[@mayumigarcia9445]

Farming Furret 😂😂

[@cheyennehubbard3048]

I subscribe

[@sabrinaivery374]

I think there cool people in real life.

[@brookeg1665]

sabrina ivery Same

[@nolamichelle9239]

Um no?

[@brookeg1665]

Nola Michelle they’re cool people to read about, not the things they did.

[@aslibilgin1249]

Natalia Płaczek Bonnie and Clyde

[@rage_eagle4598]

2:18 Ignore this

[@nervousnellie4113]

This seems like Heathers to me.

[@mikaye0573]

Balance Of Sanity Funtime sometimes it just be like that

[@elizahamilton8750]

It is mentioned in Heather's if you listen to I say no she says make I'm not bonnie I'm not Clyde

[@sunshinesolace3540]

Well it's nothing like heathers lol

[@jackiesnackie.3690]

It's Heathers but the girl is ok with it.

[@cricketquencher812]

“My Bonnie and clyde days are over!” -veronica

[@ThePlayerForce64]

What means "dang"? .
(I don't speak English)

[@aroundthebend721]

It's a diminutive of 'damn'.

[@bruxy3056]

Seria essa droga de mundo

[@jesscervantes13]

Me siento menos sola ahora

[@jessp.r.7181]

@@jesscervantes13 “Dang” es lo mismo que “damn” solo esta dicho de otra manera, en la mayoría de los casos es porque “damn” puede sonar más agresivo y por eso lo cambian a “dang”. Damn tiene muchos significados pero en “we are making dang sure that we leave our mark” se traduce como una expresión para enfatizar en su acción, o sea , dang se traduciría en esta frase como “mucho” o “muy”, entonces seria “Estamos dejando MUY por seguro que dejaremos nuestra marca/huella”
(Ni idea si tú tenias duda pero quería responder el comentario por si acaso, jajaja)

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