I wanna be tracer (original)

[predatorlol]

HER NAME IS _xoxoliana_
I searched 3 hrs

[kykise]

I like how 5 years later everybody still kept their same energy about this trend. Everybody still hates this shit and doesn’t talk about how nostalgic it is even now 🤣

[stanclc]

I wanna be dead



I’m already dead

[xcodeentertainment]

I am the only one who realised
She is holding a PS2 controller



For overwatch

[ashleymoore]

I don't like how she sticks out her tongue a little bit in the beginning. It *tRiGgErS* me.

[Fortytwotrillion]

Her face when she said "I wanna be Winston" was priceless

[MisterBigBlunts]

Man, she's really bad at the game if she's dying and choosing new characters that quickly.

[wattsonsplug]

I’ll be tracer
I’m already tracer
What about widowmaker
I’m already widowmaker
OK SO ILL BE TRACER

[I-di-nt-do-nuff-in-]

This is when the internet went downhill

[alexdavis]

I love that she didn’t even say widow maker and looked fucking hypnotized saying the rest

[BubTheDingus]

How off her lip syncing is makes me cringe 🤦🏻

[browhatamicalled]

I remembered this randomly and had to check if it was real I hope I don't remember old ass memes in 5 or so years from now
narwhals narwhals swim-

[sequoia]

imagine how many men with fedoras duetted this tiktok I CANTTT

[lilpluto]

*she looks like the younger version of DOVE CAMERON!!*

[HakemzOfficial]

This was a pure cringe way back 2018 but now it became a nostalgia.

[halfasianboi]

the torture of this thing is unbearable, a man can handle too much pain, but this is too much

[emilyc]

Im already tracer
Im already windowlicker
Nerf batshit
I wanna be wonton
Im already gushee
I already choose my tree

[rez_..]

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[michaelthesanta]

Overwatch (1 or 2): "I'll be tracer." "But I'm already tracer."
TF2: Hey guys let's stack spy

[intrograted]

I randomly remembered this, and jeez, it took me back to 2018. Strange times for me. Listening's given this uncomfortable weird vibe with a dash of cozy nostalgia. An odd mix to feel