gay baby gang
gay baby gang by OutOfIdeas January 17, 2019
Gay baby gang
The name of the Misfits fan base.
Created when swaggersouls said that their entire fan base consisted of gay babies while stoned
Swaggersouls: Our entire fan base consist of gay babies!
Fits: No, my fanbase are not gay babies their like gay preschoolers, yours are gay babies
Swagger: THEY’RE THE SAME THING!!!
Created when swaggersouls said that their entire fan base consisted of gay babies while stoned
Swaggersouls: Our entire fan base consist of gay babies!
Fits: No, my fanbase are not gay babies their like gay preschoolers, yours are gay babies
Swagger: THEY’RE THE SAME THING!!!
Fitz: Do you know what people call our fanbase?
Toby on the Tele: No...
Fitz: the gay baby gang...
Toby: ...
Toby on the Tele: No...
Fitz: the gay baby gang...
Toby: ...
Gay baby gang by Faramalla November 2, 2018
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