Raora keeps saying ADIOS to everyone because of Kaela

[@freakerfaker3711]

-Get Some Help -Jdon -Haiyaa -dahlah -adios

[@khol1611]

+ chachamunya

[@stickydusty]

-gud gud -

[@aadipdip1326]

I'm gonna add more -Realy?

[@ZeptoZeno]

I don't necessarily say "dahlah" or "haiyaaa" but I most certainly think it whenever the situation arises. It's these kind of words that somehow fully describe certain situations better than 1000 words ever could.

[@warnerbasudara8272]

Ruuude

[@budiisnadi]

Kaela the influencer

[@ToripuruDoragon]

Kaela the flogger, lol

[@Bloodstar-o7]

How can you not want to be like Kaela? She's so -cute- cool! Yeah! 😅

[@faq_is_love]

"GSH" - Kaela, probably

[@OmgSofiee]

Big cat means big adios

[@dwikyanang]

Kaela the Vlogger

[@ButterJar]

Flogger

[@davidyanuar8079]

V-flogger 😏😏

[@ElPinguinoNegro]

What’s funny is that “adiós” means goodbye in Spanish but that “a dios” also means “to God”. Sometimes Kaela hits that “a” in a way that makes me feel like I’m back in Spanish Catholic church.

[@5violin533]

She is kaela shin after all

[@larvyde5969]

'goodbye' is just a slurred 'god be with ye'

[@RusydilFaiz94]

gotta spread kaela-shin cult at any chance after all

[@mimoyfalcon2153]

Adieu is similar. Goodbye is short form of God Be With Ye.

[@rstd7156]

I can't believe I just learned the etymology of goodbye from a barely topic-relevant hololive clip

[@Meonium]

She got adios brainrot

[@fademusic1980]

Kaela is everyone's mama, even mama's

[@iloveplayingpr]

The girls picking one each other's mannerism is a sign of closeness and bonds forming :D

[@faq_is_love]

"Adios, payasos" - Raora, probably

[@5012khgia]

adiosT

[@arditohilman2248]

Kaela just turn Raora from gatto to gato

[@issogoodvery]

Adiosss

[@sandis7674]

0:17 "that's what she said" I'm sorry, I'll excuse myself

[@AlanThree001]

You beat me to it.

[@WangYulin]

Kaela Virus

[@exttino]

Kaela the enabler

[@meongskia]

Kaela catchphrases

[@TsunogaKidz_YMD]

kaela is cute by default

[@0x0404]

Interesting that it’s missing the s but has the same amount of letters

[@varkusor6899]

but is not ciao goodbye in italian?

[@klopferator]

Ciao can also be used as a greeting, so it both means "hello" and "goodbye". Addio is just for goodbye.

[@MajoraKamen64]

Nobody uses "addio" in Italy tho, cause the meaning it's the same as "farewell " in English or "sayonara" in Japanese. So yeah we use "ciao" (informal) or "arrivederci" (formal).