He Just Wanted to Eat Pizza... But Fake Peppino Came Over. #pizzatower #shorts

He Just Wanted to Eat Pizza... But Fake Peppino Came Over from the pizza tower game

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#shorts
#animation

[woag]

WAR is easier to P rank than dealing with this

[NoisyBoi]

*slowly cringes when fake peppino showed up*

[DennExploresRoblox]

brain rot has claimed pizza tower, run for the hills.

[The_SonicFan]

This video proves my theory that the Earth is a dodecahedron

[RedxEpicOfficial]

finally peppino can blink!
in game he doesn't blink

[Galaxygamer]

WE MUST FIGHT TO SAVE PIZZA TOWER YOUTUBE KIDS IS TRYING TO TAKE OVER LETS FIGHT GAMERSSSS

[jvzwtufruvhhrctfvjb]

This new pizza tower update looks fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[rylielovescinnamorrol]

Fake peppino literly steal peppinos pizza💀💀💀💀💀💀

[Olivka]

Welcome to new part "wth did i just watch" here you see how kids ruined pizza tower

[wr-cxny]

Peppino probably has nightmares of pizza from what he experienced in the tower

[Giganfan]

Pizza tower brainrot doesn't exist!

Pizza tower brainrot:

[LGJ_Productions]

No way, puzza tower was ruined by kids youtube?

[Turmoil_PiggyBot]

normal: pizza tower (YouTube)
this guys: puzzy power (metube adults)

[Danger_MarkerDm]

nah that aint youtube kids





thats youtube cringe💀💀💀💀

[Idontnoesanymore]

He’s trying to ruin it. WAR BOYS. WAR!

[Thisisdragongodw]

Leave pizza tower the DUCK alone you monster

[almapineda]

Bro took "he just wanted to eat pizza" to the whole next level💀💀

[Aaa_y-Dan_KaRrr]

Oh no, another really good game they want to ruin..

[katulito]

WHY WHY THEY ARE RUINING PIZZA TOWER YOUTUBE KIDS RUINING PIZZA TOWER WE NEED WAR

[Mrpamonhadechcolatejoga]

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