❤❤ we love you

Lol samee😂😂😂

Hella cringe

I love me some slayyyter 🥰 and yeah, I can def see that

Wannabe Nikki

Yeah- I will admit there is a big contrast. I tried to make it out as if Bratz was the new barbie, the new #1 if that makes sense

@@BubblesTheBimbo So ridiculous, sorry but I'm tired of profanity to the queen of dolls: BARBIE

@@rodrigosurget3305 well you know- not all opinions are correct, but to each their own i suppose

@@rodrigosurget3305is she really the queen anymore though

@@BubblesTheBimbo I'm sorry, I think I sound violent, but what I want to say is that Barbie is the queen because I did win it and it is objective. Bratz is doll royalty but hey respect the queen.

Have you ever heard of my scene? :o it’s a Barbie - Bratz hybrid

@@BubblesTheBimbo Omg I just love my scene SM!!! ( sry for the late reply)

U like 0:46???

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NOOoooooooooooooooooõ

The only way zuxjznxnBnsjsjsjszjzhxhxxx I'm sorry I just want you know I'm here if you're here for me if ❤dhdjdhsdiddudhf if not I'll talk with someone and I can talk about my own I just 🎉❤ the next day and I'm here to see my whole body my whole heart ❤️ I'm sorry 😞 I'm

Omg thank you!

💋✨

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Imagine😂

Yes it’s Chloe. It’s from the first episode of talking Bratz

Yeah but wearing badass clothes 🤣😘

@@456loveluck Wait a minute, ru saying Barbie doesn't wear badass clothes???

She farted

The ken is scared because she farted

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Thank you

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TYSNM @Saloon756

l love Barbies❤🥰

L

I miss the old monster high 😭

@@BubblesTheBimbo SAAAAAAME…quite literally a crime what Mattel did to it. I loved it soooo much as a kid and even now it still holds up 🥰🥰

I mean I love new monster high g3 frankie my favorite

@@BubblesTheBimboyou can pee my pants 💀

@@Dinosaur11074 hot

Barbiegurl by Malibu Babie 💙✨

3rd grader

So did your skincare routine 💙✨

@@BubblesTheBimborude but ok

No, the clips I used were just promotional material they post on their tik tok / instagram/ twitter

we'll always be there for eachother 👄💅✨

✨✨✨

I think it fits together well 💙

GURL FR

I could say the same about this comment 😌💅✨

Nope! Your tongue has no pain receptors in it and it can make a really cool design

​@@BubblesTheBimboif that's true why does my tongue hurt if I bite it-

@@kerisaltchannel3817 maybe you’re not biting hard enough 💙

That’s great sweetheart 😌💅✨ I’m so proud of you

It’s “You can be my Ken if you want to spend” you dumb fuck. You know, Google is free and the name of the song is in the fucking title of the video

Explain

@@BubblesTheBimbo well it sounded goofy asf

@@ЏустАПерсон946 it's ok to be wrong

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@@ЏустАПерсон946 she’s a little ✨sensitive✨

Nope- it’s Barbiegurl by Malibu Babie 💙✨

Girl this isn't even the whole song-

Yes 💰

Correct answer ✨✨✨

It’s actually not my song 😍✨

@@BubblesTheBimbo эта песня просто кайф

my poosay is so fat

It’s ok. Not everyone had good taste ✨💙

I just think you're delusional ❤❤

Google is free 😌💅✨

Those…. Aren’t the lyrics

Stfu someone already posted the lyrics

that's so quirky what you just said there