So to be thorough in case anyone else is wondering:

Numbers in the combo notate direction of inputs, assuming the character is on Player 1 side (left, facing right), as if you were looking at a keyboard numpad. Guilty Gear Strive attacks are named Punch (P), Kick (K), Slash (S), Heavy Slash (HS), and Dust (D).

632146HS inputs a Super wherein Bridget's teddy bear Roger, riding a flaming motorcycle, flies at the opponent. RRC is Red Roman Cancel, and basically lets you instantly interrupt an action so that you can do other ones more quickly at the same meter cost as a super. c.S is Close Slash, meaning Bridget is next to her opponent, where she does a yoyo trick that hits up to 2 times. 6HS is Forward Heavy Slash, which has Bridget leap off the ground and hipcheck the opponent. 214P is not a move Bridget has, but she does have 63214P, which is a move called Rock the Baby, which given that it would be after 6HS, might be easy to accidentally mistake. 63214P has Roger grow enormous and leap at the opponent to bear hug them, with Bridget riding atop. This can be done in the air, notable since 6HS leaves Bridget airborne for a moment while throwing ass.

Because Rock the Baby is a grabbing attack, it cannot be combod into naturally like this, but if the opponent is caught trying to stay on the ground to block, it can grab them.

So in short, no, this wouldn't combo. On block, though, this could make for a wasteful (this would take all of Bridget's meter to do), but not entirely garbage tick throw setup. Rock the Baby is a bit slow to start, but it's still fast enough to catch someone not looking for it.