i'm ill
i'm ill by j-rob mad fresh May 2, 2010
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I’m not sick, I’m ill 😎
I’m not sick, I’m ill 😎 by The illist July 25, 2018
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i'm ill • I’m not sick, I’m ill 😎 • I'm beginning to feel like I'm mentally ill • Cookin' like a chef I'm a 5 star 미슐랭 "미"의 정점을 찍고 눈에 보여 illusion Whoo 첨 느꼈지 이런 감정 놀랄 거야 gonna shock 바로 감전 • I'm Sorry, I'll Work On It • I'll sleep when I'm dead • I'll say sorry, but I'm not taking off my glasses ... • i’m otw, i’ll be there in 5 • I'm a hustla I'll do anything to make a lil green • i’ll be right back I'm gonna walk my dog
I'm beginning to feel like I'm mentally ill
I'm beginning to feel like I'm mentally ill by BabbleBoy February 4, 2023
I'm a hustla I'll do anything to make a lil green
I'm a hustla I'll do anything to make a lil green" (rubs fingers together in the universal sign for makin' a lil green)
I'm a hustla I'll do anything to make a lil green by JDOTT princess December 14, 2009
I'll sleep when I'm dead
I'll sleep when I'm dead by destinynightmare June 3, 2017
I'll say sorry, but I'm not taking off my glasses ...
The mature way for a teenager to apologize on Australian Television for throwing a party that resulted in damage to law enforcement vehicles. Is the perfect comeback for when a bitchy anchorwoman tells you to take off your glasses and apologize.
Anchorwoman: Why don't you take off your glasses and apologize like an adult?
Teenager: I'll say sorry, but I'm not taking off my glasses ...
Teenager: I'll say sorry, but I'm not taking off my glasses ...
I'll say sorry, but I'm not taking off my glasses ... by J. Avery Esq. February 23, 2008
Cookin' like a chef I'm a 5 star 미슐랭 "미"의 정점을 찍고 눈에 보여 illusion Whoo 첨 느꼈지 이런 감정 놀랄 거야 gonna shock 바로 감전
Lee felixs iconic lines which make most people in the straykids fandom go crazy (Me personally. I bark and scream.) … Cookin' like a chef I'm a 5 star 미슐랭
"미"의 정점을 찍고 눈에 보여 illusion
Whoo 첨 느꼈지 이런 감정
놀랄 거야 gonna shock 바로 감전
"미"의 정점을 찍고 눈에 보여 illusion
Whoo 첨 느꼈지 이런 감정
놀랄 거야 gonna shock 바로 감전
“ Cookin' like a chef I'm a 5 star 미슐랭 "미"의 정점을 찍고 눈에 보여 illusion Whoo 첨 느꼈지 이런 감정 놀랄 거야 gonna shock 바로 감전 is such a good stray kids song isnt it!? i have that SONG on repeat!”
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