Your Generic Android 21 Hater gets PWN'ed!!! (feat. @StraightFusion)

(To those who are wondering, yes I did make the image that's supposed to be the "generic Android 21 hater")

Anyway, I just thought I'd make this because I not only wanna do it just to piss off the Dragon Ball fandom again with my "Knuckles rating DB ships" video last year, but also because this one had been on my mind as of late, because as much as I love Android 21, there are those who do not. And that's okay. However, there are those who REALLY don't like her. To the point where they literally attack and berate Android 21 fans such as myself (mainly because they're a bunch of Cell fanboys) all because we have different opinions to them and simp for our waifu, and several other things.
This video is mainly for any other Android 21 fans like me who are really tired of these people or have been attacked for simply liking Android 21. Also to any 21 haters out there... Get bent by Tony Little! I can like whoever I want in Dragon Ball! You can't stop me from simping over me waifu!

Special thanks and shoutouts to @StraightFusion for helping me with this video.

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