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10 Craziest Trisha Paytas Videos

"Trisha Paytas is Marilyn Monroe disguised as Jesus Christ and she's coming to save us all."

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10 Craziest Trisha Paytas Videos
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Trisha Paytas is the QUEEN of Youtube. From her mukbangs to her crying to the kitchen floor, she is always ready to entertain.

1. A conversation with a boot

"Is a relationship between lamas and humans inappropriate?" Yes.

2. Eating Tide Pods

The best rapper of our generation.

4. Dear O.J. Simpson Music Video

You haven't lived until you've heard Trisha Paytas sing about how much she wants to sleep with O.J. Simpson.

5. She was murdered

"This is me trying to go to sleep."

6. I did a bad thing

This is why you should stay away from drugs.

7. I'm an illusion 

DON'T DO DRUGS!

8. I'm a chicken nugget

"My mouth is dry. As a chicken nugget would be without a diet soda."

9. I'm no longer a person

"North Korea is rising. The U.S. is going down and you know what that means, Jesus is coming...Mic drop."

10. Why I retired from being gay

"From now on I wish to go by Tee. T-E-E."

"Aside from having no gender, I have no soul."

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