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@Lemon_drop_208 Ngl I sorta forgot you used to post edits even though we’re literally siblings. lol

@Lemon_drop_208 oh I've already had my channel for a couple of years lol. I have like 56 videos, and I make most of them in the summer so it's not too bad

@NaLu4everandalways I used to make a bunch of edits, but I sorta burned myself out. So be sure to not post so much to drain yourself.

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            Lmao

@NaLu4everandalways u are me. I am u. We are one

@NaLu4everandalwayshis this is the realest thing ever

@NaLu4everandalways YW

@_tropicalvibes_ thank you!!!

@NaLu4everandalways I HOPE YOU HAVE LUCK

@NaLu4everandalways slay.

@NaLu4everandalways that's so real

@RDC_417 cheer is super fun though so definitely try it out if you're interested

(sorry I just saw this now)
            that's so real skiing is my escape lol
            that looks really hard but impressive I might try out at my school

@RDC_417 skiing is so fun fr. 
            For cheer, it kind of depends on where you live and how competitive your team and the teams around you are, but cheer is definitely a big commitment. Sideline season is mostly focused on learning sideline cheers (to cheer on the football players), learning and strengthening stunts and tumbling, and basically just preparing for competitive season. 
            Comp cheer season is the harder season of cheer. There are 3 different rounds for the competitions: round 1 is more focused on choreography and jumps, round 2 is more focused on tumbling and being synchronized, and round 3 is mostly stunts and tumbling. Every team does all 3 rounds (usually, sometimes teams will cut rounds if they're not prepared enough). Be prepared to spend hours learning choreography and stunts, and just know that choreo changes a LOT throughout the season