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A guy went to Akai Haato's school with a DIY gun [hololive] [ENG sub]

Published August 8, 2021

Views 1.07K  |  Likes 82  |  Comments 2
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This video has 1.07K views and 82 likes, ranking #2,075,493 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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1,072

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82

Comments

2

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Total (all-time): $1 – $2

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This happened when she was studying in Australia back in 2018. Notes: - All audio artifacts are from the source video. - In Japanese, "airgun" can be casually used to refer to toy guns. Source (2018-08-14): 【はあとん劇場】留学先の学校であったヤバイ話+後半はお歌 https://youtu.be/wcuVRU_g5pM?t=228 Talents: @AkaiHaato Thanks to @vtjclips a…

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August 8, 2021
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