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A New Year, A New Channel - 2017

A New Year, A New Channel - 2017 Happy New Year everyone! With 2017 I've decided to take my channel in a new direction. There will still be some gaming content but oh so much more. Stay tuned for future updates. Glitch Faced Gamer - Playing games and just having a good time. Be sure to check out my channel and subscribe!! https://www.youtube.com/user/glitchfacedgamer?sub_confirmation=1

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