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Champions of Equestria

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TRANSLATION: When you know that you sh*t big… But still you’re worth what others say…

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Shimmering Smile - Celebrated the 10th anniversary of Equestria Girls!
Lunar Supporter - Helped forge New Lunar Republic's freedom in the face of the Solar Empire's oppressive tyrannical regime (April Fools 2023).
Roseluck - Had their OC in the 2023 Derpibooru Collab.
Elements of Harmony - Had an OC in the 2022 Community Collab
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Philomena - For helping others attend the 2021 community collab
Twinkling Balloon - Took part in the 2021 community collab.
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My Little Pony - 1992 Edition

Échale vampiro
That translation made my english teacher cry, it should be something along the lines of “when you know you screwed big time, but you give 0 fucks about what other people say”
Alexlayer
Perfect Pony Plot Provider - Uploader of 10+ images with 350 upvotes or more (Questionable/Explicit)
The End wasn't The End - Found a new home after the great exodus of 2012

Eternal Flame
@klystron2010  
Thing is, the LITERAL translation doesn’t make sense. But in some Spanish slangs, sometimes the second line, which more accurately translates to “But you still care for what other says.” actually means the opposite since the word “Vale”, which means Worth, is very often used - in expressions like this - right before an insulting or diminishing comparison. Because of this happening so often, some people started downright ommiting the comparison, letting the word alone express the connotation.
 
Basically, what the line is saying is: “When you know you fucked up big time, but you give (no) actual fucks about what others got to say”.