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3 years ago

How do you do the buss it challenge

Business

2 answers:

aleksley [76]3 years ago

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Answer:

buss it. .

Explanation:

just buss it :)

wel3 years ago

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You install Tiktok, you open it then make an account, then search up
"Buss it challenge"
Select one of the videos and tap on the bottom right corner.
It should look like a disc.
Then tap the red camera shaped button and get yourself ready. Play until the song starts to fade out then quickly pause the video.
Change the location of your cam then Buss it until the end.

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