Chase Story - Paw Patrol: The Movie (2021) ft. Sad song

Adventure City, the PAW Patrol's arch-rival Mayor Humdinger has become mayor. Knowing of Humdinger's infamous wrongdoings in Foggy Bottom, a dachshund named Liberty calls the team. Chase says he isn't going due to him having a ‘history’ in the city when he was a puppy. Ryder convinces him to go back. The team arrive and get settled into their new headquarters. Meanwhile, Humdinger uses a device called a Cloud Catcher to clear up the weather so he can do his firework show. This goes haywire and the pups are alerted. Liberty arrives and guides them to the City Hall. They manage to take care of the situation but Chase fails to save some people.

Music in this Video:

Song Sad Song (feat. Elena Coates)
Artist We the Kings
Album So Far
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Music in this Video:

Song Good Mood (Original Song From Paw Patrol: The Movie)
Artist. Adam Levine
Album. Good Mood
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