Minecraft, But Everything Is Random And Multiplied...

only true subscribers watched until he crafted an emerald sword...

Stripping logs:❌
Peeling logs:✅

him:ok now we get an emerald sword
me:BRO WHAT HOW DID U CRAFT A EMERALD SWORD

So you pay for subs ?

Why did this guy beat up a zombie with green dye then beat up a second zombie with lime dye are they secretly good weapons

What is this?

Why didn't at the bigging when you got bwtherite dint craft netherite sword do fight the zoglin

"We have a weapon now which is good!"
The enchanted diamond sword already in his inventory:

before 50k on my alt!

Okay this is just something that bugs me a lot why does no one understand how curse of binding works it only works on armor stands not on actual players like god why does no one understand that

How does he craft an emerald sword

W video

can you release the custom mod I really wanna try it

for a vindincator to attack mobs it has to be named Johnny

can i get the plugin ?

Why does it feel like the commentary was done after the gameplay.

what?? 17 videos?? 800k subs???? i have made like 50 videos and only 60 subs

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The explosion from a creep is small explosion 💥

A cod ok……A CLUD

I almost got…..GOLD CHEST?!??

Speed silver if you name a vindicator johnny it will try and kill every mob around it

Bro the thumbnails is kinda stole

Huhhhhhhhhhhhhh ??? 🥶🥶🥶🥶

Next time defeat the wither storm

diamonds: meh
netherite: naw, not really
Sea Pickles: YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sea pickles 😍😍

spell “sslab” backwards

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BRO U ALREADY HAD A WEAPON

Who else can shove 910 pickles up their poopy excreting hole

You kill a skeleton then it drops concrete and you break the crncrete and you get firworks

bro sounds like jacksucksatlife

Only true SpeedSilver fans can like this comment

SEA PICKLES‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

SEA PICKlE

You are the richest Minecraft player I ever seen ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😮😮😮😮😮

Speedsilver: I need a boat also speedsilver can literally fly

The emerald sword confused me I was like wtf just happend

Why tf did he have the emerald tools mod on😭

As a person named Daisy, I declare that I am more rich😂

Minecraft but everything is seapickles