MiguelBautista160

[verityy @Verityy1x]

Exactly! Why would they try to jump that girl like her man was just gonna sit there and watch?!

[MiguelBautista160 @MBautista160]

@fightsmiddle_ OMM yall can’t fight torta asss ngas 😂✌🏻

[ULTIMAHORAENX @ULTIMAHORAENX]

🇺🇸😢 Two cousins, aged twelve and fourteen, died in St. Louis in March 2022 while streaming on Instagram Live during a family birthday party. They were alone in a bathroom playing with a gun that the family says belonged to the boy. The first shot struck him in the head, and as she picked it up, she received the second. The police initially classified it as a murder-suicide, while the family insists it was an accident. The footage has resurfaced online, serving as a reminder that a loaded weapon within reach of minors without adult supervision can turn an improvised live stream into an irreversible tragedy

[MiguelBautista160 @MBautista160]

@WhiteGirl_FL BITCH TF YU MEAN DEPORT ALL OF THEM YES THE KIDS ARE IN THE WRONG BUT YU DONT GOTTA SAY ALL THA SHYT WITH OUT MOST OF US YALL WOULDNT HAVE SHYT THANKS TO US YALL GOT EVERYTHING YALL GOT RN

[MiguelBautista160 @MBautista160]

Omg

[MiguelBautista160 @MBautista160]

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[MiguelBautista160 @MBautista160]

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