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no one cares about lonlygirl
Then YouTube traffic is represented by 78% of no one
Haha. Hey! Looks like you’ve got a little actress on your hands. Nice job.
That was hilarious! All I can say is keep your daughter away from kids casting agencies lest she become too famous to appear in Dad’s videos anymore…