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finally - #friend #mathproblems #memes #9gag

He’s not gonna be available for the next 3-4 months 😂 via t__salinas

One true friend is all you need 😊 https://t.co/V1ECOC37gi

And that'd be $450 for one session ✍🏻 revoltinstrips | IG https://t.co/DmKXkY6VCe

Hope he doesn’t come for her job 😅 (🎥/ pabloaltadill)

Apna alag andaaz

It’s a kind of magic 🪄😆 https://t.co/XTlXy9CDcb

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So it turns out Nance and Rand are real tiktok: emptynester3

Bas itna confidence chahiye life me

Hacks for making movie sound effects! Watch with SOUND! 🔊 #5mc #behindthescenes #movieeffects #soundeffects #soundeffectmaking #behindthecamera #specialeffects #howto

“this all for me??” 🥺 (cc TikTok/thepuplifeof4 brittanyh97)

Netflix's days of binge model releases could be coming to an end, as the streaming service reportedly could move to weekly releases for some shows. Binge model releases are a staple of Netflix, but a new report claims the streaming service wants to begin moving away from them and embrace more week-to-week releases. The streaming wars have had a great impact on Netflix in recent years. For all the success that has been found through major blockbusters like The Gray Man or its biggest shows like Stranger Things, the increased competition has put even greater pressure on these originals to perform. This is becoming increasingly more difficult as Disney+, HBO Max, Prime Video, Hulu, Apple TV+, Peacock, and more ramp up original programming. Due to the influx of content that is immediately within reach from streaming services, there have been a lot of conversations about how Netflix can change and adapt to stay ahead of the game. Source: screenrant