FAMILY SINGING AS DIFFERENT COOKIES!!! 😜🍪 #sharpefamilysingers #shorts

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“Mom can we get cookies” Mom: no we have cookies at home The cookies at home:

Their hostage: 👁👄👁

Bro keeps winking 😭😭

that dog literally deserves a emmy, oscar, and grammy. when the dog said “…….” it was so inspiring i felt deep deep emotion.

Dog wins 👇 Edit: This was seven months ago.. 👁👄👁 (Ik his name is chewy, btw)

When she was singing "oh" and holding the Oreos I thought she was gonna sing "oooooreeeoooo"

I like the second one the best🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

The Oreo one is very accurate, if an Oreo was a human it would definitely sound like that

DOG IS PERFECT!! HIS VOICE IS THE BEST EVER

The dog had a amazing voice

Of course the dads favorite cookie is nutter butter💀💀💀

Dog defo hitting notes 🔥🔥🔥🗣️🎙️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣️🎙️🗣️🎙️🗣️🎙️🔥🔛🔝

I cant believe the talent at the end, im gonna cry 😭

I started crying when the dog performed

“SMAL TAWON BAY IN A BAG ARCOID”

Bro the dog did great he needs a Oscar 💀

I was honestly excepting her to say, OOOOREOO

The Oreo one when she said “OHHHHHHHH” I said “REEEOOOSSS

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