Emma Pretend Play as Police Stops Speed Car Racing and Littering Ice Cream Toys
Published August 8, 2018
This video has 60.0M views and 76.9K likes, ranking #99,094 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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60,080,017
Likes
76,928
Comments
0
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Emma pretend plays as a police officer and stops people from speed racing in their cars and also littering ice cream toys. Emma sees Uncle John and Uncle K racing in their tractor cars and stops them for going too fast. She hands them both a speeding ticket for breaking the rules. Next, Emma saw Auntie and Baby Doll li…
- Published
- August 8, 2018
- Made for kids
- Yes
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