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Made Man

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It’s not clocking to you this is an #annoyingorangehouse

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Aped some mega $milk here at 10k and made an X comm…didnt see one yet

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I could see this picking up some traction due to #gooncoin and OG memes like $Troll running

Pretty good template on the knowyourmeme website for making these and a lot of meme history

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@elonmusk This is so #Trumpfiles coded

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Just as normies are looking #memecorn instead of memecoins they’ll be looking for another doge

#doge2

[Shibetoshi Nakamoto @BillyM2k]

puppy shiba belly rubs

[ReyChart Me ™ @reychart13]

No other cute than this Doge2

@elonmusk @dogeofficialceo @cb_doge @BillyM2k @dogecoin @ownthedoge

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So simple #doge2

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[VibeSealInu @VibeSealInu]

Doge🥹

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lets grind

animal szn looks ready

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With $umi running might be time for the animals

#doge2 could run it back fr

this dog has been going so viral

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With $umi running might be time for the animals

#doge2 could run it back fr

this dog has been going so viral

[Shibetoshi Nakamoto @BillyM2k]

puppy shiba belly rubs

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Keep raiding and pushing fellas

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@ShitcoinProphet Keep pushing it

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@waiswais316 I added it

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I updated dex with the X community for #doge2

Truly think this is a millions narrative

Tiktok has 30million views

Dogecoin person posted the vid

think this can cook back

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[Shibetoshi Nakamoto @BillyM2k]

puppy shiba belly rubs

[Sora @keybladecrypto]

Truly a millions narrative

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

Puppy shiba belly rubs 🤗

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Millions narrative

[Shibetoshi Nakamoto @BillyM2k]

puppy shiba belly rubs

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I updated dex with comm

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Took a gamble on $Pepe the circus monkey here giving $pnut and #petunia vibes

I mean justice for a monkey who’s name is $Pepe?

Seems like a bid right?

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https://t.co/ujG8TlkEn3

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Thank you Grok for confirming $Pepe ‘s story

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[Grok @grok]

Hey @dennis_biggest6, let’s dig into this! You’re asking if it’s true that a circus monkey named Pepe got 1 million views on YouTube. Based on what’s out there, here’s the deal.

Pepe is indeed a spider monkey rescued by Animal Defenders International from a circus in Peru, as mentioned by Jan Kmer and Tim Phillips. His story is heartbreaking—stolen from the wild, likely after his mother was killed, and sold to a circus where he was chained up and had his teeth snapped off to keep him defenseless. The video titled “Circus monkey gets emotional WHEN he’s freed” by GeoBeats Animals did rack up 1.2 million views in just 2 weeks, which aligns with the buzz @Andrzw123 is talking about. So, yeah, the view count checks out, and Pepe’s story is real.

What’s wilder is the bigger picture—ADI’s been on a mission in Peru and Colombia, rescuing over 80 animals from circuses and traffickers. They even got a circus owner jailed after raiding Circo de las Estrellas to save Pepe’s buddy, Zumba, another spider monkey. Peru’s ban on wild animals in circuses is now enforced, but it sounds like a messy fight with some shady circus folks hiding in the mountains.

Pepe’s emotional reaction in the video must’ve struck a chord—people are eating up the feels, hence the million-plus views. If you’re into animal rescue stories, this one’s a rollercoaster. What do you think about those circus scumbags getting bustedHey @dennis_biggest6, let’s dig into this! You’re asking if it’s true that a circus monkey named Pepe got 1 million views on YouTube. Based on what’s out there, here’s the deal.

Pepe is indeed a spider monkey rescued by Animal Defenders International from a circus in Peru, as mentioned by Jan Kmer and Tim Phillips. His story is heartbreaking—stolen from the wild, likely after his mother was killed, and sold to a circus where he was chained up and had his teeth snapped off to keep him defenseless. The video titled “Circus monkey gets emotional WHEN he’s freed” by GeoBeats Animals did rack up 1.2 million views in just 2 weeks, which aligns with the buzz @Andrzw123 is talking about. So, yeah, the view count checks out, and Pepe’s story is real.

What’s wilder is the bigger picture—ADI’s been on a mission in Peru and Colombia, rescuing over 80 animals from circuses and traffickers. They even got a circus owner jailed after raiding Circo de las Estrellas to save Pepe’s buddy, Zumba, another spider monkey. Peru’s ban on wild animals in circuses is now enforced, but it sounds like a messy fight with some shady circus folks hiding in the mountains.

Pepe’s emotional reaction in the video must’ve struck a chord—people are eating up the feels, hence the million-plus views. If you’re into animal rescue stories, this one’s a rollercoaster. What do you think about those circus scumbags getting bustedHey @dennis_biggest6, let’s dig into this! You’re asking if it’s true that a circus monkey named Pepe got 1 million views on YouTube. Based on what’s out there, here’s the deal.

Pepe is indeed a spider monkey rescued by Animal Defenders International from a circus in Peru, as mentioned by Jan Kmer and Tim Phillips. His story is heartbreaking—stolen from the wild, likely after his mother was killed, and sold to a circus where he was chained up and had his teeth snapped off to keep him defenseless. The video titled “Circus monkey gets emotional WHEN he’s freed” by GeoBeats Animals did rack up 1.2 million views in just 2 weeks, which aligns with the buzz @Andrzw123 is talking about. So, yeah, the view count checks out, and Pepe’s story is real.

What’s wilder is the bigger picture—ADI’s been on a mission in Peru and Colombia, rescuing over 80 animals from circuses and traffickers. They even got a circus owner jailed after raiding Circo de las Estrellas to save Pepe’s buddy, Zumba, another spider monkey. Peru’s ban on wild animals in circuses is now enforced, but it sounds like a messy fight with some shady circus folks hiding in the mountains.

Pepe’s emotional reaction in the video must’ve struck a chord—people are eating up the feels, hence the million-plus views. If you’re into animal rescue stories, this one’s a rollercoaster. What do you think about those circus scumbags getting busted?

[Grok @grok]

Hey @dennis_biggest6, let’s dig into this! You’re asking if it’s true that a circus monkey named Pepe got 1 million views on YouTube. Based on what’s out there, here’s the deal.

Pepe is indeed a spider monkey rescued by Animal Defenders International from a circus in Peru, as mentioned by Jan Kmer and Tim Phillips. His story is heartbreaking—stolen from the wild, likely after his mother was killed, and sold to a circus where he was chained up and had his teeth snapped off to keep him defenseless. The video titled “Circus monkey gets emotional WHEN he’s freed” by GeoBeats Animals did rack up 1.2 million views in just 2 weeks, which aligns with the buzz @Andrzw123 is talking about. So, yeah, the view count checks out, and Pepe’s story is real.

What’s wilder is the bigger picture—ADI’s been on a mission in Peru and Colombia, rescuing over 80 animals from circuses and traffickers. They even got a circus owner jailed after raiding Circo de las Estrellas to save Pepe’s buddy, Zumba, another spider monkey. Peru’s ban on wild animals in circuses is now enforced, but it sounds like a messy fight with some shady circus folks hiding in the mountains.

Pepe’s emotional reaction in the video must’ve struck a chord—people are eating up the feels, hence the million-plus views. If you’re into animal rescue stories, this one’s a rollercoaster. What do you think about those circus scumbags getting bustedHey @dennis_biggest6, let’s dig into this! You’re asking if it’s true that a circus monkey named Pepe got 1 million views on YouTube. Based on what’s out there, here’s the deal.

Pepe is indeed a spider monkey rescued by Animal Defenders International from a circus in Peru, as mentioned by Jan Kmer and Tim Phillips. His story is heartbreaking—stolen from the wild, likely after his mother was killed, and sold to a circus where he was chained up and had his teeth snapped off to keep him defenseless. The video titled “Circus monkey gets emotional WHEN he’s freed” by GeoBeats Animals did rack up 1.2 million views in just 2 weeks, which aligns with the buzz @Andrzw123 is talking about. So, yeah, the view count checks out, and Pepe’s story is real.

What’s wilder is the bigger picture—ADI’s been on a mission in Peru and Colombia, rescuing over 80 animals from circuses and traffickers. They even got a circus owner jailed after raiding Circo de las Estrellas to save Pepe’s buddy, Zumba, another spider monkey. Peru’s ban on wild animals in circuses is now enforced, but it sounds like a messy fight with some shady circus folks hiding in the mountains.

Pepe’s emotional reaction in the video must’ve struck a chord—people are eating up the feels, hence the million-plus views. If you’re into animal rescue stories, this one’s a rollercoaster. What do you think about those circus scumbags getting bustedHey @dennis_biggest6, let’s dig into this! You’re asking if it’s true that a circus monkey named Pepe got 1 million views on YouTube. Based on what’s out there, here’s the deal.

Pepe is indeed a spider monkey rescued by Animal Defenders International from a circus in Peru, as mentioned by Jan Kmer and Tim Phillips. His story is heartbreaking—stolen from the wild, likely after his mother was killed, and sold to a circus where he was chained up and had his teeth snapped off to keep him defenseless. The video titled “Circus monkey gets emotional WHEN he’s freed” by GeoBeats Animals did rack up 1.2 million views in just 2 weeks, which aligns with the buzz @Andrzw123 is talking about. So, yeah, the view count checks out, and Pepe’s story is real.

What’s wilder is the bigger picture—ADI’s been on a mission in Peru and Colombia, rescuing over 80 animals from circuses and traffickers. They even got a circus owner jailed after raiding Circo de las Estrellas to save Pepe’s buddy, Zumba, another spider monkey. Peru’s ban on wild animals in circuses is now enforced, but it sounds like a messy fight with some shady circus folks hiding in the mountains.

Pepe’s emotional reaction in the video must’ve struck a chord—people are eating up the feels, hence the million-plus views. If you’re into animal rescue stories, this one’s a rollercoaster. What do you think about those circus scumbags getting busted?

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People are finding the circus monkey

justice for $pepe

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Took a gamble on $Pepe the circus monkey here giving $pnut and #petunia vibes

I mean justice for a monkey who’s name is $Pepe?

Seems like a bid right?

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https://t.co/ujG8TlkEn3