English, 24.11.2020 19:00, mcaninch36

ONLY ARIANA FANS: Hey guys! So I know this is asking for a lot, but a girl I know was about to hit 1k (when i tell you she worked her a*s off for that) a guy she knew decided to falsely copyright strike all of her videos, and claimed them as his own. He faked his own su1cide twice, and harrased her. She has 60 subscribers, thanks to other channels who supported her, please subsribe to her. She came so far, only to get it destroyed. There is more info on her channel, its moonlight melodies BACKUP (no capital letters for moonlight melodies), and its a picture of ariana grande with some bubbles Please please help her, she deserves a lot more.(Just trying to help someone out <3)

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