El Mago
@aaronlem09
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Exposing the truth the world tried to hide. > Did you know that tomorrow is just "today" but later? I didn't😭 And I'm not okay. Join me as I uncover the heartbreaking reality of existing in a universe that functions exactly how it’s supposed to. Your subscription is my only medicine💊
The Official Vahe Berberian Youtube Channel. Here you will find all of Vahe's Standups, comedy sketches from past performances and even some of his plays! Make sure to subscribe to the channel so you can always be up to date on new releases!
我喜欢把喜欢的东西剪辑成搞笑视频。
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Actor/Writer/Sinner Saved by Grace TikTok - 1.1 Million Insta - 50K Checkout my short films and keep stopping by to see what other fun projects I've got going on.
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