Відео

As a determination soul, i can confirm they are not girlfriends of sans.

-WHY-

🇩🇪🙋‍♂️🖌🇦🇹🏳️

Harvest samba song is better than this🗣️🔥💂‍♂️ (The fangirls)

5:44 thanks god you've safe me 💀

Every like on dis comment gets rid of 1 fangirl

2:43 ayo?

wenomechainisama... 😊

Scootaloo is a minor,so technically the girl that “killed” her should be in jail 😬

"Hello pinks its me!Ahjia!" ASIA YOU HERE

ಥ⁠‿⁠ಥ -my eye are bleeding

I'M BACK IN MY UNDERTALE/DELTARUNE ERA AND I'M CRYING RN AUGHHH

did the sasha tracer have a stroke on the glitching part?

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The energy from sunlight is used to transform carbon dioxide from the air and water from the soil into sugars, which feed the plant. These sugars are also transported throughout the plant by the vascular system, consisting of xylem and phloem tissues. The xylem carries water and minerals from the roots to the leaves, while the phloem distributes the sugars produced by photosynthesis to other parts of the plant. Grass is predominantly made up of water, approximately 70%, which is essential for its growth and maintenance. The solid part of grass includes cellulose, hemicellulose, lignin, and proteins, which give grass its structure and resilience. These components are made up of basic elements such as carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorus, which are derived from the soil and atmosphere. The growth cycle of grass allows it to be a renewable resource. Grasses grow from the base of the leaf, which means that when the top is cut or grazed, the plant can continue to grow. 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My eyes are on fire like shit

I wonder why tf people are obsessed with a skeleton,like it’s bones bro be fr-

4:15 that’s stolen art I know the creator

I'm pretty sure the sans fan girls take up most of the fan girl population

I was thinking: I NEED TO GET BLEACH

The frog’s so cute in THE thumbnail ;-;

Others: So why do you claim to be and identify as a nihilist? Me: Humanity is disappointing me

1:53 “oOh AnD Im A F*Ck” my line would like that to her Edit: 9:13 *cooks the chicken into kfc and eats *

Dayumm fake clone sans cheated all day-

Man all of these fucking damn ass kids are fangirls 💀🤓

You ok😅

why waste such good talent on this

thank you saving meee!!

It looks like she did her hair and diarrhea😂😂

sans peanut lol

My di** growed while watching🗣🔥😭

5:43 for this pigeon sans one it was censored for having extremely large t1ts and yes for like a moment hers clothes fell of now it gets real so ty for reading this and here's some bleach 🧋

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my eye are bleeding

HOW DO YOU BE A WIFE AND GIRLFRIEND AT THE SAME TIME

10:58 its also a joke btw, it says in the title

Where have u been? You havent posted for 1 year... Are you ok? Did you quit?

Thank you for censoring sus stuff for us😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

"SO GET.." "LOA-" *chokes on a hot cheeto* *_"█̥̺̺͎͎̮̖̥͇̣̗͉̻͕̪͇̠̭̲̫͇͍̠͎̬̦̹̣̳̤ͩ̀̏̒̌̍̅̃̓ͭͥ͑ͯ̏͊ͭ͒̑͊ͦ́ͫͭ̋ͣ̎ͨ̓̏̂̓ͯͩ̐ͮ̍̚̚ͅͅ█͓̹͙̼̣̩̘̜̦̥̳͓͙̟̺̥̩̪̞͇̯̬͔̩͖͉͙̜̰̟͈̗̫̙̮͙̲͍̤̰̠̳̟̎̊ͤͮ̏̿̓̆͒̈́̒̍̇͌̒ͯ̆ͦ͗ͬͪ̋̾̃̚ͅͅͅ█̯̜͔̫͈̗̠̩̮͖͚̘̰̳̣̄̈ͫͧ̾͛ͯ̂ͦ͊̓̂̈ͨ̾͐̀̾̾ͬ̅̈́̽̎͗ͤ̔ͩ̐ͧ̾͆ͧ͒͋͌ͮ͂͛̾ͤͤ͗̃͂͂̽̊ͨ█̥̗̖̯̲͇̼̱͖͈̗̳̦̞̖̞̖͕͓̪̫̝͖̝̬̪͕̹͓̩̹̪͍̠̳̝̭͙̖̼͊̑ͣͭͫ̓ͭ̇͐̿̑͛ͬͮ̊̽͗͆̓̾̈̅̿̓ͭ̏̊̔ͭ̿͑ͩ̋̂̏ͥͦ̂ͥ̃̂ͣ̐̐̎͌̎̄̉ͅͅ█̭̬͕̲̹̤̟̖͔̼͖̭͍̫͕͙̣̫̣̩̺͉̺̜̣̫͚͎̬̳̙̭̬͔̲̑̇̃̑ͯͨ̏̋̾ͫ̋ͫͦ̌̃̐ͧ͊͗̾̍ͤ͌̉̐̋̄̀̅ͩͤ̾͑̄̒ͧ̌̄ͤ̊̓ͬ̇ͭͮ̿ͤ̇̈ͅͅͅ█̦̭̗̬̣̮̠̫̜͖̤͔͙̰͕̜̙̬̞͍̥̻̦͙̖̗̟̪̥̞̯̫̯͆̈́͐͗̔͑͗ͤ͂ͥͫ̊̎̄͂ͮͨ̃͆̚█̲͇͕̳̭͍̹͔͓̺̼̙̻͍͍̰̻̹͎͇̗̥̙̫͉̯͍̝̮͉͇̳̩͙̻̟͓̻̣̠͕̥̯̲̖̹̘͒̔̃̈́̌̌ͅ█̬̳̯̭͖̯̥͓̖͎̘̝̪̲̠̘͕̫̖̻̤͕͓̩̬̰̫͚̩͔̩̤͖̬̹̻̓̓̉̾̄ͧ͒ͨͯ͐̑̋͆̓̿̍ͭ̽̋ͅͅͅ█̰̜̝͔̫̙͔̲̤͖̱̼͓̲̺͓̳̺̼͖̝̖̦̠̜͓̬͔̪͒͋ͯͣ█̘̦̣̯ͫ̆█̳͚͉̦̗̯͕͕̭̱̣̺̞̰̰̜̘̤̹̩͖̳̜̻̙̰͎͓̼̖͙͇̼̳̹̼̤͆̈̓̂ͧ̿́̊̿̊ͫ͒͌ͨ̾̈͒͆̓ͤͫ̇̓ͪ̒̐ͫ̌̇ͨ͆̚ͅ█̥͚̲͎̞̺͉͙̼̞̝͋ͦͮ͛ͥͭͨͫͦͦ͒ͫ̀ͦͅ█̟͖̠̗̭̤̮̩̯̩̮͍̲̮̬̦̠͎̯̺̟̻͍̘̻͍̖̼̦̱̼̻̘̤̣̼̯̭̬̼̪̪̱̰̙̗̙ͣͅͅ█̜̪͚͎̲̘̤͉̝͈̟̝̳̗̥͖̯̺̙̪̽̿̌̋̈́̊̌ͅ█̖̠͍̝̠͖̲̖̮͔̮̠̘̙͚̗͖̦͖͓̜̳̺̒ͫ̒ͩ͌̅ͤ̍͋͂ͦͮͪ͊ͣ̿̃͗̈́͒̇̇̐͗͊̿͋̅̓̿ͫ̎͛█̥͇͔͕͈̼̥̻̜̩̜̦̤̞ͤ̈́̾̏ͫͦ͊̐͑ͦ"_*

GODDAMN SANS FANGIRLS WHY ABBY THATS MY LITERAL NAMEEEEE

Reacting❎ Roasting✅

To fangirls: take one good look at my skeleton azz and tell me if a give a frigg *pulls out a can of raid*

That is a good artist

JAX???? 9:39

Can we do a cringe collab together?

Why do they keep having sex tho- like WHY MY EYES BURN 🔥🔥

5:53 It's too late, I've seen it already 😭😭😭😭😭

1:32 Gurl- why

The thumbnail is so funny😆

Gaster papyrus and toby fox finna be killing those fan girls

7:53 THE BG ( BACK GROUND ) MUSIC IS FROM WHEN U ENTER HATENO VILLAGEEE-