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thanhhung3010
Thanh Hưng :
Cảm ơn e nhiều nhé
2025-02-26 13:29:02
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nguyenhoangnam.28
Kỷ tử ²⁹ :
thanh hưng ổng trả lời comment kìa
2025-02-28 12:23:33
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ptkien2305
Phạm Kiên :
Cuốn thế
2025-03-31 14:42:54
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thoai.leo.94
Thoại Leo✅ :
khổ thân mẹ đơn thân sắp chuyển dạ rồi vẫn phải thái hành 🥺
2025-03-03 07:39:20
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hongnhi08np
Phạm Hồng Nhi :
Đang duii thì lướt trúng video của anh xong cái buồn ngang luonn , bắt đền anh đóaaa
2025-02-27 10:44:39
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tienpmuofficial
Tiến Tích Cực Live :
Anh ơi em muốn được lên cân như anh anh có thể giúp em được không ạ ,mong anh chỉ đường ạ ,ny em chê em bị nghiện ạ
2025-04-05 13:25:52
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phanledang3
Ph Lê Đăng :
em khuyên thật, màu giọng anh đẹp lắm em nghỉ a nên đi cho con đường ca sĩ 1 cơ hội đi trao dồi kiến thức âm nhạc tới 1 khi a thấy đủ thì đi debut thử chứ màu giọng này k đi làm thì uổng quá ạ
2025-04-07 02:50:41
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34_butterfly
34_butterfly :
hay tht chắc ah thanh hưng vô đây r
2025-02-27 15:18:40
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ngocly_.2020
Ngọc ly :
Một bụng âm thanh . Hát cuốn quá
2025-02-27 12:52:43
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ha.anh202huynh
hạ anh huỳnh :
😭😭😭😭 a ơi, ngta sắp cưới rồi... mà lòng e như nát vụn...
2025-03-06 13:13:43
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hnchau.05
Ngọc Châu :
để ý là ai con trai mũm đều giọng hay như ông táo ấy
2025-04-14 19:35:19
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hphunguyen0806
Boy Đi Tour✈🎭 :
màu giọng đẹp quá tr
2025-05-05 01:42:37
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shoppobeyeu
baocoi2k08 :
hay hơn bản gốc r 😅
2025-02-27 02:16:00
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kgnguyen
Kiều Gia Nguyên :
Có những bài cover rất rất hay chạm đấy lòng nma hỗng có lên xh ☹️
2025-02-27 12:43:47
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minthuan2202
Thuận 拽哥😮‍💨 :
em cũng vừa cắt vừa hát nma sao cứ đè tay cắt a ạ :))
2025-02-27 04:52:41
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jaypeng888
TRUONG PHAT :
Bầu bì mà phải nấu ăn nửa..tội nghịp mom
2025-02-27 14:30:38
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kaiba2310
Trần Dũng :
ôi nghe sợ quá , đỉnh thật sự
2025-04-12 09:35:26
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h.m.nghia
Lu béo :
mốt hát bài này ông đừng cắt hành được ko 🥲
2025-03-19 05:30:41
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tupham.13
Hoàng Tú :
làm nguyên cái seri vừa hát vừa nấu ăn mình thấy ổn đó bạn, này nói thiệt nha
2025-04-10 16:04:42
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thai.tran544
Minh Thái :
Hay quá anh ơi lâu lắm rồi em mới nghe được cover hay vậy luôn á quá cảm xúc 😢
2025-07-22 14:48:09
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hongtran1365
Rau muống xào hành :
Ựa 2 năm trc xem thấy kêu giảm cân 2 năm sau lướt thấy😅
2025-02-28 07:23:09
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xiaoxing1609
H🐳 :
Hayyy zị
2025-03-05 10:05:38
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aloo_224
Pei jin🍄 :
giọng hay kinh khủngggggg
2025-04-01 05:48:11
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bao.nek.115
.Bảo. :
tác giả đăng lại kìa anh
2025-05-11 09:56:18
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t.anh12_07
Mèn mén chua :
bài jv a
2025-04-13 05:45:51
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