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Noose Maniacs 

The Noose Maniacs are a drainer club created by a group of Dead by Daylight players/drainers. they are considered the top 1% of dbd players in the world and are closely related to drain gang/sadboys. They are not affiliated with the Instagram page Noose Maniac nor endorse their posts.
"The Noose Maniacs just raided my stream and I banned all of them"
Noose Maniacs by TheHigg September 12, 2020

noose maniacs 

The Noose Maniacs are a drainer club created by a group of Dead by Daylight players/drainers. they are considered the top 1% of dbd players in the world and are closely related to drain gang/sadboys. They are not affiliated with the Instagram page Noose Maniac nor endorse their posts.
The Noose Maniacs just raided my stream and I banned all of them
noose maniacs by jahcica September 7, 2020

Noose Maniacs 

The Noose Maniacs are a drainer club created by a group of Dead by Daylight players. they are considered the top 1% of DBD players in the world and are closely related to drain gang/sadboys. They are not affiliated with the Instagram page Noose Maniac nor endorse their posts.
The Noose Maniacs just raided my stream and I banned all of those drainers
Noose Maniacs by TheHigg September 12, 2020
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