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Ruler of Everything

Song by Tally Hall now used in many memes. It switches from light to dark which is why people like to put it on morally ambiguous characters
Ruler of Everything by Mr_Mow February 15, 2021
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Ruler Of Everything

Mechanical Hands. Mechanical Hands are the Ruler Of Everything in the end. Oh i have to ask you while your here, do you like how i walk? Better yet, do you like how i talk? Or maybe you like how my face disintegrates into chalk. Anyway, i have a wonderful wife, and a powerful job, my wife criticizes me for being eco-centric though.

ruler of everything

video made of pictures, playing to the music "Tally Hall - Ruler of Everything"
guy 1: minecraft is ruler of everything!
guy 2: nah, minecraft is ruler of everything.
guy 1: *mad*

Felix (Ruler.Of.Everything) 

Felix-

A Sweet and Kind father figure that deserves the whole world

Felix is a Tea Knight Cookie kin that loves Tyler (Tylerhasasliceofcake) very much, and Glamrock Freddy.
- Gregory (Redmageddonn) is so lucky to have Felix (Ruler.Of.Everything) as his father figure!

- I know, right?
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