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Bipsy
skrunkly scribblydoinky bipsy tootsy badointy tiepnsy bip bop boppie goggiy dinty scruggly duggly big bampidointy dougly goopsie scaboinky pipupsy datootsit
This phrase I believe is from a popular Twitter fic from @mangoball on Twitter that is known around the MCYT fandom/fanbase.
The Twitter fic was titled as “Cheater, Cheater” but is also often called as “Mangoball” for some reason. It is a Socmed fanfic AU featuring Dream, Georgenotfound, Sapnap, Wilbur Soot, Karl Jacobs, Quackity, Corpse Husband, Badboyhalo and more.
It has gathered a bunch of attention and support for it being funny and for the ridiculous events happening in the story.
A specific character in this said fanfic which is Georgenotfound always uses ridiculous nicknames for his boyfriend, Dream. And this phrase happens to be one of them. Despite it not meaning anything, people (and even I) found this bit funny.
Huge props to @mangoball for having such a creative mind with creating this amazing fanfic. Loads of people enjoyed it and remember that a huge part of the story is only fictional and for entertainment.
The Twitter fic was titled as “Cheater, Cheater” but is also often called as “Mangoball” for some reason. It is a Socmed fanfic AU featuring Dream, Georgenotfound, Sapnap, Wilbur Soot, Karl Jacobs, Quackity, Corpse Husband, Badboyhalo and more.
It has gathered a bunch of attention and support for it being funny and for the ridiculous events happening in the story.
A specific character in this said fanfic which is Georgenotfound always uses ridiculous nicknames for his boyfriend, Dream. And this phrase happens to be one of them. Despite it not meaning anything, people (and even I) found this bit funny.
Huge props to @mangoball for having such a creative mind with creating this amazing fanfic. Loads of people enjoyed it and remember that a huge part of the story is only fictional and for entertainment.
“Yes :( u are my skrunkly scribblydoinky bipsy tootsy badointy tiepnsy bip bop boppie goggiy dinty scruggly duggly big bampidointy dougly goopsie scaboinky pipupsy datootsit”
bipset
Bippin' nah fool I ain't tripping, only way imma get a meal is if I'm straight bippin'
Bipset means straight gangsta about ur skills to get a meal, doin all u know how to survive.
Bipset means straight gangsta about ur skills to get a meal, doin all u know how to survive.
Ay my niggaa, I needa quick come up.
You ready let get our bipset on then, my niggaa. All about the come up
You ready let get our bipset on then, my niggaa. All about the come up
bipset by Juicy j702 July 23, 2021
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