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Dala dada This piece of art is an example of a

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of a baby's first words.

or maybe its someone saying "Dollar" in a funny way. Or someone is singing "Dalla Dalla" by itzy. Or someone is saying "Dollar daddy" which by that they mean 'my daddy is rich'. Or perhaps someone is speaking in an alien language saying "help.me." or "kill.all" or "get.out" or "end.world" or something like that. In all honesty, its up to you, my dude.

~Bee

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