Old BFDI Theory 10: The Announcer and Donut are connected

If you don't understand, you can watch this instead: https://youtu.be/dImzT1jOCgA

hey i made the thumbnail!!!!

0:00 Don't worry, you are doing great ❤

dw about the accent i actually really like it, im not understanding what language you actually speak lol. btw im not saying that much about the theory because i already watched it

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i don’t care if this is a reupload, he’s still spitting facts

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0:44 sorry for correcting this (BFDI aired on tv as showed in bfb 30 so he knew from that probably)

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Pretty good vid man

It all makes sense!

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I’m pretty sure he wanted revenge from last 2 season

Tbh the accent is funny to a point it’s good no offence or anything it sounds good

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I HAVE SOMETHING is rocky trying to make the s lose because they didn't thought he was that useful

May I ask why you re-uploaded it?

You sound like winter

Donut=Announcer sidekick Announcer=Donut sidekick? Idk Wth I’m talking ‘bout

Wait wicht country you are