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Oh, dude, seriously? Hitler wasn't playing Call of Duty, he was a dictator responsible for the deaths of millions of people during World War II. So, his "killstreak" was more like a horrifying tragedy, not something to joke about. Let's keep it light and respectful, okay?
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hitlers kill streak is atually 17,999,998
nice ty!
u sure?
i got higher lol
light work no reaction ( something slight ) - bet i can beat that
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