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https:youtube.com/shorts/1Zcvyft5-dQ?feature=share https://youtube.com/short6XOASWoW2Ueatureshar

Published January 1, 2026

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Superboi, Princess Blondie, Woody the Pirate Cat, Orson Blue Eyes, Moose and Chicken Dora for this new catchy kids song about the colorful gumball machine on the beach! ★ LEARN COLORS WITH THE GUMBALL MACHINE CHILDREN SONG★ Click-clack goes the machine, Out rolls a RED ball, bright and clean! Whirr-whirr, what do we se…

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January 1, 2026
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