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dolan fandom 

the people in this fandom stan the only things hotter than the sun, the dolan twins. THEY ARE THE BEST FANDOM TO EVER EXIST!!!
The Dolan fandom is, and will always be better than Jake paulers
dolan fandom by Shmimi August 13, 2017

Dolan Fandom 

The best fandom and family out there. Not only do they support each other, they STAN the Dolan Twins. They know that whatever the Dolan Twins do they will be supportive, and not criticize. They know that it's their life and that they shouldn't spread hate. If you are in the Dolan Fandom you will know because your family and friends are annoyed by you talking about them so much.
"Holy fuck, I stan the Dolan twins"
"WILL YOU EVER STOP TALKING ABOUT THEM!?"
"Nahhhh, I'm in the Dolan Fandom for life!"
Dolan Fandom by ddino October 2, 2018

Dolan Fandom 

The kindest fandom in the whole world, they look after each other and the Twins. They always he each others backs.
Kylie: OMFG HAVE YOU HARD OF THE DOLAN TWINS?
Hannah: Um, YESSSSS I'm in their Fandom!
Kylie: OMFG the fandom is soooooooo kind!!
Hannah: Oh yeah, the Dolan Fandom is the best!
Dolan Fandom by Dolanz 4 life April 3, 2019
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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