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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025

Комментарии • 8

  • @dhulkhan9342
    @dhulkhan9342 4 года назад

    Thanks adhe keep on posting more.. bro

  • @gololchawario7522
    @gololchawario7522 5 лет назад

    Nolstagia mazee

  • @forlorngreen
    @forlorngreen 5 лет назад

    nice. thanks for sharing

  • @mohamednoorhassan2163
    @mohamednoorhassan2163 5 лет назад +2

    Stop putting women pictures ,put flowers my advice.

    • @AbdinoorAdee
      @AbdinoorAdee  5 лет назад

      Dont comment on others put yours

    • @AbdinoorAdee
      @AbdinoorAdee  5 лет назад

      Wivu ime kuuwa meza wembe falaa wewe

    • @mohamednoorhassan2163
      @mohamednoorhassan2163 5 лет назад +1

      @@AbdinoorAdee sorry ndugu.sisemi Kwa ubaya.wakati mwingine na chagua kusikiliza malfadho,ila tu ninawalakin na picha hizo.hatahivyo chaguo ni lako.na komesha matusi.

    • @yaballo1
      @yaballo1 4 года назад +1

      @@AbdinoorAdee - sometimes the pictures we choose for a video cover may not necessarily be in-sink or congruous with the type of culture or messages of a song. For example, though this is a song in Borana-Oromo language, the woman in the picture is an ethnic Tigre from northern Ethiopia+Eritrea or from the tribe that produced the terrible 'Woyane' regime in Ethiopia who've murdered countless Boranas/Oromos, Somalis & many other people from other tribes in Ethiopia over the past 30 years. So, the picture you used is a bit offensive to many Borana/Oromo, Somali, Ethiopian listeners/viewers of this song. It is like putting a German [Nazi] picture on a Jewish music album. Makes sense? I hope so. We have many beautiful pictures of our own people/women to use instead of using a picture that shows an ethnic Tigre/Eritrean woman, dressed in her tribal hair-style. Horii buli obboleessa keena. Nagaatti.