brandonfandomer: Does anyone know what Handsome Steven told Original Steven in Italian in “Steven and the Stevens”?? I’m think the only Italian word he used was “arrivederci” which is essentially “goodbye”
brandonfandomer: Does anyone know what Handsome Steven told Original Steven in Italian in “Steven and the Stevens”?? I’m think the only Italian word he used was “arrivederci” which is essentially “goodbye”
brandonfandomer: Does anyone know what Handsome Steven told Original Steven in Italian in “Steven and the Stevens”?? I’m think the only Italian word he used was “arrivederci” which is essentially “goodbye”
brandonfandomer: Does anyone know what Handsome Steven told Original Steven in Italian in “Steven and the Stevens”?? I’m think the only Italian word he used was “arrivederci” which is essentially “goodbye”
brandonfandomer: Does anyone know what Handsome Steven told Original Steven in Italian in “Steven and the Stevens”?? I’m think the only Italian word he used was “arrivederci” which is essentially “goodbye”
brandonfandomer: Does anyone know what Handsome Steven told Original Steven in Italian in “Steven and the Stevens”?? I’m think the only Italian word he used was “arrivederci” which is essentially “goodbye”
brandonfandomer: Does anyone know what Handsome Steven told Original Steven in Italian in “Steven and the Stevens”?? I’m think the only Italian word he used was “arrivederci” which is essentially “goodbye”
brandonfandomer: Does anyone know what Handsome Steven told Original Steven in Italian in “Steven and the Stevens”?? I’m think the only Italian word he used was “arrivederci” which is essentially “goodbye”
brandonfandomer: Does anyone know what Handsome Steven told Original Steven in Italian in “Steven and the Stevens”?? I’m think the only Italian word he used was “arrivederci” which is essentially “goodbye”
brandonfandomer: Does anyone know what Handsome Steven told Original Steven in Italian in “Steven and the Stevens”?? I’m think the only Italian word he used was “arrivederci” which is essentially “goodbye”
