Ranking The Funniest Try Not To Cringe

This is why aliens dont visit our planet

Imagine someone with 30 years old doing that

It’s a bird ❌ it’s a plane ❌ it’s my brain cells fucking flying away ✅

2 got nuh particles on his face dawg

"Try not to cringe" ❌️ "Try not to be uncomfortable and die" ✅️

number two.. THATS A GROWN MAN

Number 2 is a grown ass man btw💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

the first guy just straight up said “let me just put salt on my whole face and some bleach in my eyes”

Number 2 look's like he got jumped by sour patch kid's 💀

why does the guy on 2nd place looks like he smashed his face in snow outside, like, bro💀

Therapy for one like 1000 seats

WHY THE HELL DID HE SALT IN HIS BEARD

NUMBER 2 IS A GROWN ASS MAN WHY IS HE DOING THIS

Why the 2nd one look like he either love salt and poured it all over or he got spackled with a snow ball( making me cry)😭😭😭

The Way The Gun Kissed My Forehead 😞✌️🥀

He’s staring at me like bro I am grabbing mosquito spray and pointing it right directly at my eyes

DUDES PIMPLES ARE WORSE THAN MINE 😭

1: looks like my thumb 3: looks like my rash 4: he looks like glisten 5: THE BILLS CANT BE THIE HIGH💔

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