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Devin Millar
The most unique human in the universe. There is almost nobody like him. That's Devin Millar for you.
Guy #1: Hey this is a nice song. It even has a great music video too.
Guy #2: It was made by Devin Millar.
Guy #1: That figures.
Guy #2: It was made by Devin Millar.
Guy #1: That figures.
Devin Millar by Justicewithtacosandweed October 27, 2020
Devin Millar
The most unique person on the planet. He is seen in the credits section, or as the creator of almost every movie, song, music video, etc.
Devin Millar by Justicewithtacosandweed October 27, 2020
Devin Millar
A musician that used to wear a fedora and be guyish and make electro house for the time, is now a drag queen-ish Tranny and makes weird hip hop and eurodance-ish music.
I listen to Devin Millar. He’s a great artist!
Uhhh.... he? Is this even him?
Yeah he changed his look!
I need to get my head checked.
Uhhh.... he? Is this even him?
Yeah he changed his look!
I need to get my head checked.
Devin Millar by Justicewithtacosandweed November 14, 2019
Devin Millar
Devin Millar by Justicewithtacosandweed October 27, 2020
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