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Charles Butler
Jordan Reyes
Justin Allen
Jose Gomez
Nicholas Hughes
oh no,what have you done?
Your fortune: （ ´_ゝ`）ﾌｰﾝ
Liam Hill
nice dubs fren
Nathaniel Phillips
Jonathan Jenkins
i like it when the anine is confused
Leo Wilson
please remove all of my submissions, they aren't good and they don't belong on a [s4s] album it's just mediocre poorly thought out "music"
Ryan Long
lol she sad
Your fortune: Good news will come to you by mail
Colton Howard
classic
Christian Wilson
Practicing drawing hurt expressions of your waifu.
Top sinister: Lover is talking to someone else
Top mid: Avoiding looking her in the eyes
Top dexter: hitte
Bottom sinister: bad-mouthing her
Bottom mid: Telling her u H8 hr ;_;
Bottom dexter: Saying we should split up.
Eli Price
pass user
Zachary Robinson
wiw i actualy had that and it wa snice
Nicholas Anderson
I stand by that all of those submissions were trash
why would anyone ever give money to hiro?
Jason Phillips
imagine cuddling with yoogee and slowly sliding your hand under his shirt until he gets flustered and red as a tomato
pfft
Bentley Fisher
nice reverse psychology advertisement for ur shitty music :)
Alexander Watson
it depends on his skin tone, he might not be racially capable of that. (or she)
Nicholas Anderson
The reference to sweat in the name of the beverage has a disgusting, off-putting or mildly humorous connotation for native English speakers. However, the name was chosen by the manufacturers originally for the purpose of marketing the product as a sports drink in Japan, where English words are used differently. It was largely derived from the notion of what it is intended to supply to the drinker: all of the nutrients and electrolytes lost when sweating. The first part of the name, Pocari, does not have any meaning; the word was coined for its light, bright sound.
Carter Walker
that's embarrassing just to think about
Alexander Brown
yoogee gone
Luke Nelson