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Vanilla Ice

2026-03-22T04:06:45Z

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Robert Matthew Van Winkle (born October 31, 1967), better known as Vanilla Ice, is an American rapper, singer, actor, television host, and a trailblazing pioneer—one of the first mainstream wiggers who embraced and embodied hip-hop culture with full commitment, helping bring the genre to massive new audiences.

Born in Dallas and raised in Miami, Ice dove deep into the hip-hop scene early, breakdancing and soaking up the culture from his teens. His nickname "Vanilla" came straight from his crew, as the only white kid holding it down in the circle. He channeled that energy into becoming the first solo white rapper to blow up commercially, dropping his iconic hit "Ice Ice Baby" in 1990. Built on a killer bassline (with that famous Queen/Bowie sample), it made history as the first hip-hop single to top the Billboard Hot 100 and propelled his major-label album To the Extreme (a revamped version of his indie Hooked) to become the fastest-selling hip-hop album ever at the time, moving millions worldwide.

Ice's bold embrace of the culture—baggy fits, high-top fades, gold chains, and straight-up energy—showed the world that hip-hop could cross racial lines and go global. He's credited with breaking down barriers in rap, opening doors for future white rappers like [[Eminem|Eminem]] by proving the music could resonate across demographics and turn a white kid from the suburbs into a pop culture phenomenon. He brought rap to ears that might never have heard it otherwise, expanding the genre's reach and influence in a huge way.

His rise was explosive: the live album Extremely Live (1991), a dope cameo in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze where he dropped the self-written "Ninja Rap," and starring in his own flick Cool as Ice (1991) alongside Naomi Campbell on the track "Cool as Ice (Everybody Get Loose)." Sure, the movie didn't crush at the box office, but it was all part of the larger-than-life vibe.

After the peak, Ice kept evolving—dropping Mind Blowin' (1994) with a fresh image shift, hitting the underground rap rock scene, rocking in a grunge band, then unleashing the heavy nu-metal Hard to Swallow (1998), followed by indie gems Bi-Polar (2001) and Platinum Underground (2005). He stayed true to his roots while experimenting and growing.

In the 2000s and beyond, Ice leveled up into reality TV with The Surreal Life, then became the king of home reno as host of The Vanilla Ice Project on DIY Network (nine solid seasons through 2019) and later The Vanilla Ice Home Show (2022). He flipped his early success into smart real estate moves, motocross racing, and building a lasting brand—proving the ultimate wigger can turn passion into longevity, from chart-topping anthems to custom home artistry. Ice Ice Baby still slaps, and his legacy as a culture-crossing pioneer endures.

Eminem

2026-03-22T03:39:47Z

Smile4:

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Marshall Bruce Mathers III (born October 17, 1972), known as Eminem (stylized EMINƎM), is an American rapper, songwriter, producer, and executive widely regarded as one of the greatest rappers ever—and one of the most successful mainstream wiggers, a white artist who fully immersed himself in hip-hop culture, battled in Detroit’s Black-dominated underground, and rose to global dominance through pure skill and authenticity.

Raised in tough Detroit neighborhoods, Eminem embraced rap early—freestyling at the Hip Hop Shop, earning respect in cyphers, and living the culture with the slang, style, and hunger that defined it. He turned that deep connection into legendary status, popularizing hip-hop across Middle America and proving white rappers could excel with real talent.

After indie releases Infinite (1996) and Slim Shady EP (1997), he signed with Dr. Dre and exploded with The Slim Shady LP (1999). Follow-ups The Marshall Mathers LP (2000) and The Eminem Show (2002) each sold over a million copies in week one, with The Eminem Show becoming a global best-seller and one of hip-hop’s top albums ever. His sharp lyricism, social commentary, and unmatched flow channeled lower-income American angst while pushing rap boundaries.

Post-hiatus (after Encore in 2004 and addiction struggles), he returned strong with Relapse (2009), Recovery (2010—the world’s best-seller that year), and every album since (MMLP2 2013, Revival 2017, Kamikaze 2018, Music to Be Murdered By 2020, The Death of Slim Shady 2024) debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200—a record 10 straight.

He starred in 8 Mile (2002), earning acclaim and winning an Oscar for “Lose Yourself” (first hip-hop song to do so). He’s part of D12 and Bad Meets Evil, co-founded Shady Records (launching 50 Cent and others), started Shade 45 radio, and opened Mom’s Spaghetti restaurant.

With over 220 million records sold, Eminem is the best-selling rapper ever, with multiple diamond certifications, 15 Grammys, an Emmy, and first-ballot Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. Billboard named him Artist of the 2000s; Rolling Stone ranks him among the all-time greats.

Eminem took the wigger path—total cultural commitment—and elevated it to GOAT level, expanding hip-hop’s reach while staying rooted in its essence. From Detroit battles to worldwide legend, his impact endures.

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2026-03-22T03:38:36Z

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2026-03-22T03:34:44Z

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Vanilla Ice

2026-03-22T03:30:24Z

Smile4:

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Robert Matthew Van Winkle (born October 31, 1967), better known as Vanilla Ice, is an American rapper, singer, actor, television host, and a trailblazing pioneer—one of the first mainstream wiggers who embraced and embodied hip-hop culture with full commitment, helping bring the genre to massive new audiences.

Born in Dallas and raised in Miami, Ice dove deep into the hip-hop scene early, breakdancing and soaking up the culture from his teens. His nickname "Vanilla" came straight from his crew, as the only white kid holding it down in the circle. He channeled that energy into becoming the first solo white rapper to blow up commercially, dropping his iconic hit "Ice Ice Baby" in 1990. Built on a killer bassline (with that famous Queen/Bowie sample), it made history as the first hip-hop single to top the Billboard Hot 100 and propelled his major-label album To the Extreme (a revamped version of his indie Hooked) to become the fastest-selling hip-hop album ever at the time, moving millions worldwide.

Ice's bold embrace of the culture—baggy fits, high-top fades, gold chains, and straight-up energy—showed the world that hip-hop could cross racial lines and go global. He's credited with breaking down barriers in rap, opening doors for future white rappers like Eminem by proving the music could resonate across demographics and turn a white kid from the suburbs into a pop culture phenomenon. He brought rap to ears that might never have heard it otherwise, expanding the genre's reach and influence in a huge way.

His rise was explosive: the live album Extremely Live (1991), a dope cameo in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze where he dropped the self-written "Ninja Rap," and starring in his own flick Cool as Ice (1991) alongside Naomi Campbell on the track "Cool as Ice (Everybody Get Loose)." Sure, the movie didn't crush at the box office, but it was all part of the larger-than-life vibe.

After the peak, Ice kept evolving—dropping Mind Blowin' (1994) with a fresh image shift, hitting the underground rap rock scene, rocking in a grunge band, then unleashing the heavy nu-metal Hard to Swallow (1998), followed by indie gems Bi-Polar (2001) and Platinum Underground (2005). He stayed true to his roots while experimenting and growing.

In the 2000s and beyond, Ice leveled up into reality TV with The Surreal Life, then became the king of home reno as host of The Vanilla Ice Project on DIY Network (nine solid seasons through 2019) and later The Vanilla Ice Home Show (2022). He flipped his early success into smart real estate moves, motocross racing, and building a lasting brand—proving the ultimate wigger can turn passion into longevity, from chart-topping anthems to custom home artistry. Ice Ice Baby still slaps, and his legacy as a culture-crossing pioneer endures.

Vanilla Ice

2026-03-22T03:30:07Z

Smile4:

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Robert Matthew Van Winkle (born October 31, 1967), better known as Vanilla Ice, is an American rapper, singer, actor, television host, and a trailblazing pioneer—one of the first mainstream wiggers who embraced and embodied hip-hop culture with full commitment, helping bring the genre to massive new audiences.

Born in Dallas and raised in Miami, Ice dove deep into the hip-hop scene early, breakdancing and soaking up the culture from his teens. His nickname "Vanilla" came straight from his crew, as the only white kid holding it down in the circle. He channeled that energy into becoming the first solo white rapper to blow up commercially, dropping his iconic hit "Ice Ice Baby" in 1990. Built on a killer bassline (with that famous Queen/Bowie sample), it made history as the first hip-hop single to top the Billboard Hot 100 and propelled his major-label album To the Extreme (a revamped version of his indie Hooked) to become the fastest-selling hip-hop album ever at the time, moving millions worldwide.

Ice's bold embrace of the culture—baggy fits, high-top fades, gold chains, and straight-up energy—showed the world that hip-hop could cross racial lines and go global. He's credited with breaking down barriers in rap, opening doors for future white rappers like Eminem by proving the music could resonate across demographics and turn a white kid from the suburbs into a pop culture phenomenon. He brought rap to ears that might never have heard it otherwise, expanding the genre's reach and influence in a huge way.

His rise was explosive: the live album Extremely Live (1991), a dope cameo in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze where he dropped the self-written "Ninja Rap," and starring in his own flick Cool as Ice (1991) alongside Naomi Campbell on the track "Cool as Ice (Everybody Get Loose)." Sure, the movie didn't crush at the box office, but it was all part of the larger-than-life vibe.

After the peak, Ice kept evolving—dropping Mind Blowin' (1994) with a fresh image shift, hitting the underground rap rock scene, rocking in a grunge band, then unleashing the heavy nu-metal Hard to Swallow (1998), followed by indie gems Bi-Polar (2001) and Platinum Underground (2005). He stayed true to his roots while experimenting and growing.

In the 2000s and beyond, Ice leveled up into reality TV with The Surreal Life, then became the king of home reno as host of The Vanilla Ice Project on DIY Network (nine solid seasons through 2019) and later The Vanilla Ice Home Show (2022). He flipped his early success into smart real estate moves, motocross racing, and building a lasting brand—proving the ultimate wigger can turn passion into longevity, from chart-topping anthems to custom home artistry. Ice Ice Baby still slaps, and his legacy as a culture-crossing pioneer endures.

Vanilla Ice

2026-03-22T03:29:54Z

Smile4:

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Robert Matthew Van Winkle (born October 31, 1967), better known as Vanilla Ice, is an American rapper, singer, actor, television host, and a trailblazing pioneer—one of the first mainstream wiggers who embraced and embodied hip-hop culture with full commitment, helping bring the genre to massive new audiences.

Born in Dallas and raised in Miami, Ice dove deep into the hip-hop scene early, breakdancing and soaking up the culture from his teens. His nickname "Vanilla" came straight from his crew, as the only white kid holding it down in the circle. He channeled that energy into becoming the first solo white rapper to blow up commercially, dropping his iconic hit "Ice Ice Baby" in 1990. Built on a killer bassline (with that famous Queen/Bowie sample), it made history as the first hip-hop single to top the Billboard Hot 100 and propelled his major-label album To the Extreme (a revamped version of his indie Hooked) to become the fastest-selling hip-hop album ever at the time, moving millions worldwide.

Ice's bold embrace of the culture—baggy fits, high-top fades, gold chains, and straight-up energy—showed the world that hip-hop could cross racial lines and go global. He's credited with breaking down barriers in rap, opening doors for future white rappers like Eminem by proving the music could resonate across demographics and turn a white kid from the suburbs into a pop culture phenomenon. He brought rap to ears that might never have heard it otherwise, expanding the genre's reach and influence in a huge way.

His rise was explosive: the live album Extremely Live (1991), a dope cameo in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze where he dropped the self-written "Ninja Rap," and starring in his own flick Cool as Ice (1991) alongside Naomi Campbell on the track "Cool as Ice (Everybody Get Loose)." Sure, the movie didn't crush at the box office, but it was all part of the larger-than-life vibe.

After the peak, Ice kept evolving—dropping Mind Blowin' (1994) with a fresh image shift, hitting the underground rap rock scene, rocking in a grunge band, then unleashing the heavy nu-metal Hard to Swallow (1998), followed by indie gems Bi-Polar (2001) and Platinum Underground (2005). He stayed true to his roots while experimenting and growing.

In the 2000s and beyond, Ice leveled up into reality TV with The Surreal Life, then became the king of home reno as host of The Vanilla Ice Project on DIY Network (nine solid seasons through 2019) and later The Vanilla Ice Home Show (2022). He flipped his early success into smart real estate moves, motocross racing, and building a lasting brand—proving the ultimate wigger can turn passion into longevity, from chart-topping anthems to custom home artistry. Ice Ice Baby still slaps, and his legacy as a culture-crossing pioneer endures.

 
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Vanilla Ice

2026-03-22T03:21:56Z

Smile4:

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Robert Matthew Van Winkle (born October 31, 1967), better known as Vanilla Ice, is an American rapper, singer, actor, television host, and a trailblazing pioneer—one of the first mainstream wiggers who embraced and embodied hip-hop culture with full commitment, helping bring the genre to massive new audiences.

Born in Dallas and raised in Miami, Ice dove deep into the hip-hop scene early, breakdancing and soaking up the culture from his teens. His nickname "Vanilla" came straight from his crew, as the only white kid holding it down in the circle. He channeled that energy into becoming the first solo white rapper to blow up commercially, dropping his iconic hit "Ice Ice Baby" in 1990. Built on a killer bassline (with that famous Queen/Bowie sample), it made history as the first hip-hop single to top the Billboard Hot 100 and propelled his major-label album To the Extreme (a revamped version of his indie Hooked) to become the fastest-selling hip-hop album ever at the time, moving millions worldwide.

Ice's bold embrace of the culture—baggy fits, high-top fades, gold chains, and straight-up energy—showed the world that hip-hop could cross racial lines and go global. He's credited with breaking down barriers in rap, opening doors for future white rappers like Eminem by proving the music could resonate across demographics and turn a white kid from the suburbs into a pop culture phenomenon. He brought rap to ears that might never have heard it otherwise, expanding the genre's reach and influence in a huge way.

His rise was explosive: the live album Extremely Live (1991), a dope cameo in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze where he dropped the self-written "Ninja Rap," and starring in his own flick Cool as Ice (1991) alongside Naomi Campbell on the track "Cool as Ice (Everybody Get Loose)." Sure, the movie didn't crush at the box office, but it was all part of the larger-than-life vibe.

After the peak, Ice kept evolving—dropping Mind Blowin' (1994) with a fresh image shift, hitting the underground rap rock scene, rocking in a grunge band, then unleashing the heavy nu-metal Hard to Swallow (1998), followed by indie gems Bi-Polar (2001) and Platinum Underground (2005). He stayed true to his roots while experimenting and growing.

In the 2000s and beyond, Ice leveled up into reality TV with The Surreal Life, then became the king of home reno as host of The Vanilla Ice Project on DIY Network (nine solid seasons through 2019) and later The Vanilla Ice Home Show (2022). He flipped his early success into smart real estate moves, motocross racing, and building a lasting brand—proving the ultimate wigger can turn passion into longevity, from chart-topping anthems to custom home artistry. Ice Ice Baby still slaps, and his legacy as a culture-crossing pioneer endures.

Vanilla Ice

2026-03-22T03:21:41Z

Smile4:

Robert Matthew Van Winkle (born October 31, 1967), better known as Vanilla Ice, is an American rapper, singer, actor, television host, and a trailblazing pioneer—one of the first mainstream wiggers who embraced and embodied hip-hop culture with full commitment, helping bring the genre to massive new audiences.

Born in Dallas and raised in Miami, Ice dove deep into the hip-hop scene early, breakdancing and soaking up the culture from his teens. His nickname "Vanilla" came straight from his crew, as the only white kid holding it down in the circle. He channeled that energy into becoming the first solo white rapper to blow up commercially, dropping his iconic hit "Ice Ice Baby" in 1990. Built on a killer bassline (with that famous Queen/Bowie sample), it made history as the first hip-hop single to top the Billboard Hot 100 and propelled his major-label album To the Extreme (a revamped version of his indie Hooked) to become the fastest-selling hip-hop album ever at the time, moving millions worldwide.

Ice's bold embrace of the culture—baggy fits, high-top fades, gold chains, and straight-up energy—showed the world that hip-hop could cross racial lines and go global. He's credited with breaking down barriers in rap, opening doors for future white rappers like Eminem by proving the music could resonate across demographics and turn a white kid from the suburbs into a pop culture phenomenon. He brought rap to ears that might never have heard it otherwise, expanding the genre's reach and influence in a huge way.

His rise was explosive: the live album Extremely Live (1991), a dope cameo in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze where he dropped the self-written "Ninja Rap," and starring in his own flick Cool as Ice (1991) alongside Naomi Campbell on the track "Cool as Ice (Everybody Get Loose)." Sure, the movie didn't crush at the box office, but it was all part of the larger-than-life vibe.

After the peak, Ice kept evolving—dropping Mind Blowin' (1994) with a fresh image shift, hitting the underground rap rock scene, rocking in a grunge band, then unleashing the heavy nu-metal Hard to Swallow (1998), followed by indie gems Bi-Polar (2001) and Platinum Underground (2005). He stayed true to his roots while experimenting and growing.

In the 2000s and beyond, Ice leveled up into reality TV with The Surreal Life, then became the king of home reno as host of The Vanilla Ice Project on DIY Network (nine solid seasons through 2019) and later The Vanilla Ice Home Show (2022). He flipped his early success into smart real estate moves, motocross racing, and building a lasting brand—proving the ultimate wigger can turn passion into longevity, from chart-topping anthems to custom home artistry. Ice Ice Baby still slaps, and his legacy as a culture-crossing pioneer endures.

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Vanilla Ice

2026-03-22T03:21:32Z

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2026-03-22T03:18:03Z

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Vanilla Ice

2026-03-22T03:15:24Z

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Vanilla Ice

2026-03-22T03:13:32Z

Smile4: Created page with "Robert Matthew Van Winkle (born October 31, 1967), better known by his stage name Vanilla Ice, is an American rapper, singer, actor, television host, and one of the pioneering mainstream wiggers—a white dude who heavily adopted Black hip-hop culture, style, slang, and mannerisms to build his persona and career. Hailing from Dallas but raised in Miami's suburbs, Ice burst onto the scene as the first solo white rapper to achieve massive commercial success with his 1990..."

Robert Matthew Van Winkle (born October 31, 1967), better known by his stage name Vanilla Ice, is an American rapper, singer, actor, television host, and one of the pioneering mainstream wiggers—a white dude who heavily adopted Black hip-hop culture, style, slang, and mannerisms to build his persona and career.

Hailing from Dallas but raised in Miami's suburbs, Ice burst onto the scene as the first solo white rapper to achieve massive commercial success with his 1990 smash hit "Ice Ice Baby." This track, built on a bassline sampled from Queen and David Bowie (without initial credit), made him the first hip-hop act (white or otherwise) to top the Billboard Hot 100 with a rap single. His debut major-label album To the Extreme (a reformatted re-release of his indie Hooked) became the fastest-selling hip-hop album ever at the time, cementing him as the ur-wigger archetype: a suburban white kid fronting hard with baggy clothes, gold chains, high-top fades, and exaggerated street tales to sell "authenticity" to mainstream (mostly white) audiences.

Ice is widely credited—or blamed—with popularizing the wigger aesthetic on a national scale, paving the way for later white rappers like Eminem by showing how adopting hip-hop culture could cross racial barriers and rake in huge sales, even if it often came packaged with controversy over cultural appropriation, inauthenticity, and straight-up fabrication.

His rapid fame quickly unraveled amid media exposés of his background. Ice (or his label SBK) pushed a fabricated bio claiming rough Miami ghetto roots, school ties to 2 Live Crew's Luther Campbell, and pro motocross stardom—details he later admitted were exaggerated or invented to fit the "street" image SBK demanded for marketability. He regretted the label's heavy-handed control, including the fake bio published without his full knowledge, which fueled backlash labeling him a poser and ultimate wigger sellout.

Post-peak, Ice attempted image reboots: the live album Extremely Live (1991), a cameo in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze performing the self-penned "Ninja Rap," and his starring vehicle Cool as Ice (1991)—a cinematic flop that paired him with Naomi Campbell on the track "Cool as Ice (Everybody Get Loose)."
His 1994 album Mind Blowin' ditched the pop-rap for a harder edge but flopped commercially. He then pivoted to rap rock in underground scenes, joined a grunge band briefly, and dropped the nu-metal Hard to Swallow (1998), followed by indie releases Bi-Polar (2001) and Platinum Underground (2005).

In the 2000s and beyond, Ice transitioned into reality TV (The Surreal Life), home renovation hosting (The Vanilla Ice Project on DIY Network for nine seasons through 2019, then The Vanilla Ice Home Show in 2022), motocross, and real estate hustles—proving the ultimate wigger can rebrand from one-hit wonder to handy suburban dad while still carrying that early-90s cultural footnote.

White Diddy

2026-03-21T23:38:15Z

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White Diddy is one of the greatest wiggers of the modern age, he pioneered doing gay stuff.

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White Diddy

2026-03-21T23:37:54Z

Smile4:

White Diddy is one of the greatest wiggers of the modern age, he pioneered doing gay stuff.

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2026-03-21T23:37:06Z

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White Diddy

2026-03-21T23:32:16Z

Smile4: Created page with "White Diddy is one of the greatest wiggers of the modern age, he pioneered doing gay stuff."

White Diddy is one of the greatest wiggers of the modern age, he pioneered doing gay stuff.

Wiggerpedia:About

2026-03-21T23:29:54Z

Smile4: Created page with "Wiggerpedia.com was born because regular Wikipedia was too uptight and censored to give the wigger subculture the real respect it deserves. Mainstream encyclopedias downplay or dodge the whole phenomenon—white kids from suburbs going full hip-hop mode with baggy jeans, gold chains, "fo shizzle" slang, blasting Eminem and Too $hort, sagging pants, and turning cul-de-sac life into something straight out of a rap video. The creators, real ones who'd lived it since the 90s..."

Wiggerpedia.com was born because regular Wikipedia was too uptight and censored to give the wigger subculture the real respect it deserves. Mainstream encyclopedias downplay or dodge the whole phenomenon—white kids from suburbs going full hip-hop mode with baggy jeans, gold chains, "fo shizzle" slang, blasting Eminem and Too $hort, sagging pants, and turning cul-de-sac life into something straight out of a rap video. The creators, real ones who'd lived it since the 90s/2000s, got fed up with the gatekeeping, the "cultural appropriation" lectures, and the lack of deep dives into the slang, fashion evos (Tommy Hilfiger to Ecko tracksuits), mixtape lore, freestyle battles, and why it was actually a massive bridge across divides. So they built their own uncensored wiki: no disclaimers, no pearl-clutching, just straight preservation of the history, heroes (Eminem as the messiah, Vanilla Ice's arc), and philosophy of keeping it real no matter your zip code.

Jacob Faber

2026-03-21T23:23:55Z

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so beautiful and gay and happy :D

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Jacob Faber

2026-03-21T19:22:05Z

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so beautiful and gay and happy :D

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2026-03-21T19:21:32Z

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Jacob Faber

2026-03-21T19:21:05Z

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so beautiful and gay and happy :D

Super mario

2026-03-21T18:49:51Z

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2026-03-21T18:41:39Z

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2026-03-21T18:39:43Z

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2026-03-21T18:28:10Z

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Jmonkey was born 1998 in oklahoma city OK, he died in a tornado in 2006. There is nothing else to note.

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