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Cake PMV MAP

Blaky

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!! READ BEFORE YOU ASK SOMETHING !! Also ,disabled the comments because I was getting like two comment per day with the same joke "the cake is a lie" ahsbxndjdnd --

Song is called Cake by Melanie Martinez

The song doesn't belong to me ,it belongs to it's rightful owners.

Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

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YEEES THE MAP IS FINALLY DONE ,HNG-- I can finally concentrate on my other projects l'D I'm also probably gonna disable the comments later on ,IF it the comment section becomes a chat room. Like seriously ,please don't chat with your friends under this video ,I get notified if you comment and it's pretty awkward to see other peoples conversations that are off topic in my notifications.

The wonderful thumbnail art is by Soko ES !!

(Turn on the annotations to see who did the parts ,I wrote them in the left corner of the video)

Intro (mine) Part 1 Berrypawz Part 2 (mine) Part 3 Captain Laylie Part 4 LuckyBomb Part 5 Dragon Claw Part 6 TidalWaveKitty Part 7 Sushi Meep Part 8 Mine Part 9 Platin Paw Part 10 LEO produccion Part 11 Soko ES Part 12 howlingnightmare Part 13 snowible Part 14 Huski Part 15 CookieTehKat

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What is a MAP ?

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