When you try to get bob… (Roblox slap battles)

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Wow… 74k views! That’s a lot. *How did you guys find this video?* I just wanna know

kadebato

Pov rob glove: I hate bob *proceeds to collide with Bob and makes a huge orb and kills everyone*

titan_cameraman

Famous last words: "Shouldn't be that hard...."

MarkGutknecht

the fact 56 days is the amount of hours it took my friend to get bob

Aethos

I fell bad for him trying to get bob for 56 days and now realize you need 2 people

isaaclemus

The fact that I accidently got bob as a noob just shows how lucky I was 1 year ago

rubiksroblox

"Why you ain't accept my friend request" "Why you turn off the WiFi"
"What's the Netflix password" "You got games on your phone"

thegamer_plays

3 months... I got it yesterday but I'm in so much pain

OBSELETE

Thats so relateable.. Except I dont have a priv server...

asiyatmagomedova

plot twist the one time he used the ability he could have gotten bob

bomg

Did you know there’s a ez way that I tried and worked spawn 2 clones and get slapped by a orbit or any gloves and spawn your clone when you get slapped

sokheagnseng

I've actually been grinding for Bob and I was not aware thanks for letting me know

OpeatorMonkey

Bro he says that glove is going to be easy the fact that Bob is literally 10/10 difficulty on that glove
And his transformation in boss form
9 out of 10

pricefenderson

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