The flavor “vanilla” has come to mean “bland,” and sprinkles add some excitement to vanilla ice cream. The YouTube “Off The Pill - Weird People” by Ryan Higa on February 1, 2011, stated “A world without weird people is like vanilla ice cream without the sprinkles..” and Higa said in the video:
“Because without weird people in the world, life’s gonna be like vanilla ice cream without sprinkles.”
Wikipedia: Ryan Higa
Ryan Higa (born June 6, 1990), also known by his YouTube username nigahiga (/ˈniːɡəhiːɡə/), is an American comedian, YouTuber, and actor. He is known for his comedy videos on YouTube. Higa’s YouTube channel, nigahiga, was the most subscribed channel on YouTube for 677 consecutive days from 2009–2011, the second longest span of time behind PewDiePie. He was also the most subscribed for twelve days in 2008.
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Off The Pill - Weird People
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Published on Feb 1, 2011
A world without weird people is like vanilla ice cream without the sprinkles..
1:45:
“Because without weird people in the world, life’s gonna be like vanilla ice cream without sprinkles.”
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Irene
@Irenelopezm
“A world without weird people is like vanilla ice cream without the sprinkles” @TheRealRyanHiga #lmaooo
12:20 AM - 2 Feb 2011
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Carlos Choa Fagar
@carloschoafagar
Video: “Without weird people, Life is gonna be like Vanilla ice cream without sprinkles. It gonna be like a… http://tumblr.com/xur1eoywmf
4:46 AM - 2 Feb 2011
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CAMILLE ☆
@CamCamsCamy
“A world without weird people is like vanilla ice cream without the sprinkles..” - @TheRealRyanHiga http://youtu.be/K1aLtgEjzPk
8:53 AM - 2 Feb 2011
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jange
@marleyangeelian
“Without weird people in the world, life is gonna be like vanilla ice cream without sprinkles.” #nigahigato17m
9:16 AM - 23 Apr 2016
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cнrιѕ rójaѕ
@fifiliciouso
Hey, a world without weird people is like a vanilla ice cream without sprinkles.🍦
2:16 PM - 18 Feb 2019
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