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knew what it was hitting for
Jason knew what it was hitting for before he left group.
Kita knew what it was hitting for when she bought the dress
Kita knew what it was hitting for when she bought the dress
knew what it was hitting for by Momma 🤍 October 4, 2023
we been knew
a way to say you already knew something; to point out that the thing someone just said was obvious to a majority of people
"I think bell bottoms might make a comeback this year"
"WE BEEN KNEW, I was wearing them last year, y'all behind"
"WE BEEN KNEW, I was wearing them last year, y'all behind"
we been knew by boyboyguywillfly August 31, 2017
it was at this moment he knew, he fucked up.
Idiot: I'm going to jump off this cliff!
You: No don't do it!
Idiot: *Jumps*
Random Voice: it was at this moment he knew, he fucked up.
You: No don't do it!
Idiot: *Jumps*
Random Voice: it was at this moment he knew, he fucked up.
it was at this moment he knew, he fucked up. by FrostStar November 20, 2019
I knew what it was
I knew what it was by johnikee April 17, 2022
been knew
been knew by Stellathedon September 18, 2016
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