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delicessyyy :

Voll gemütlich

2025-04-18 15:34:55

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#russiaisaterroriststate :

Lil russia

2025-04-19 02:05:22

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Ana :

das darf nicht war sein... und andere bekommen alles vom Staat geschenkt😢😢😢

2026-01-01 01:20:25

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☭44☭ :

2000€ kalt

2025-04-19 18:02:43

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Jakobi :

Es muss niemand so leben in Deutschland! Die meisten Obdachlosen wollen so leben, weil sie nicht abhängig vom Staat sein wollen!

2025-04-19 17:53:32

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marion.lilli2012 :

Das ist die Rückseite vom Bahnhof Zoo

2025-04-25 07:40:59

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Ben :

Bei Klassenfahrt vorbei gelogen Alta das hat gestunken

2025-04-19 22:59:15

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Mike :

Es ist einfach alles was einem nicht in den Kram passt auf die Politik zu schieben, in erster Linie ist jeder für sich selbst verantwortlich

2025-04-19 13:14:40

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Axello :

Das beste Deutschland das wir je hatten

2025-04-25 11:55:28

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biancalohsezagors :

joa aber unsere Gäste 😡findet man dort selten gää🥺

2025-04-19 09:06:39

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John :

köln hansaring genauso😖

2025-04-19 22:05:24

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illi :

traurig aber wahr

2025-04-25 10:39:53

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ivddcu :

Immer Luft anhalten

2025-04-18 15:27:21

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Ramona :

Wie traurig

2025-04-19 12:27:43

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Kathi.Vogt2 :

Und wir pumpen das Geld ins Ausland 😭😭😭😭😭😭

2025-04-25 16:59:37

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der liebe rolf :

Wir schaffen das …..na ja, und wie toll wir das geschafft haben …..

2025-04-27 05:50:16

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𝐂𝐡𝐢𝐚𝐫𝐚💋 :

Wo in Berlin is das?

2025-04-19 23:31:25

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Jimm¥420 :

Wilmersdorfer?

2025-04-19 17:02:40

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Landschleicher :

3 min vom Ku’damm - beste Lage 😉

2025-04-19 22:39:04

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toffifee08 :

das ist Aufgabe der Politik, die meisten Obdachlosen wollen es, wurde mir auch so gesagt,und mal ehrlich wieviel davon sind anderer Herkunft und könnten so auch in ihren Ländern leben

2025-04-19 14:44:22

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Richard :

There rn

2025-09-22 13:50:43

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𝑨𝒁𝑰𝒁𝑨𝑴 :

ot smells likr flowerssss

2025-04-19 16:07:00

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Marie :

Bei soviel Angebote die es für Obdachlose gibt,muss das nicht sein,Habe aber gehört ❓❓❓Das kein Obdachloser freiwillig in die Unterkunft Will❓🙁🙁

2025-04-19 16:35:42

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biancalohsezagors :

Dank dieser Politik 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

2025-04-19 09:12:41

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Daasebre Gyamenah, also known as Daasebre Dwamena and popularly called “Ahoofe,” was one of Ghana’s notable highlife musicians. He became particularly famous for combining traditional highlife storytelling with elements of the emerging hiplife sound. � YFM Ghana +1 Early life Daasebre was born Abubakar Siddiq in Koforidua, Ghana, around 1968, and came from a royal family. He was raised with Muslim roots and was also known as Kojo Gyamenah. His nickname “Ahoofe” became associated with him after the popularity of his song of the same name. � Wikipedia +1 His interest in music began early. Reports say he directed his school band and later travelled outside Ghana, including to Germany, where he joined the Talking Drum band. He formed his own band in 1987 and later worked with Daddy Lumba. � YFM Ghana Breakthrough with Kokooko His major breakthrough came in 1999 with “Kokooko,” featuring rapper Lord Kenya. The project became an important example of the meeting point between highlife and hiplife at the time. � YFM Ghana +1 His music was known for: Akan storytelling Proverbs and traditional wisdom Love and relationship themes Smooth, melodic vocals Blending highlife with contemporary sounds The Ghana News Agency described his songwriting as heavily rooted in proverbs and Ghanaian love stories, noting his significant contribution to contemporary highlife. � GhHeadlines Popular songs and albums Some of the works associated with Daasebre Gyamenah include: Kokooko Ahoofe Wo Da Enda Still I Love You A Friend in Need How Far? I Beg Yeegye Apem Odo Yede Yenfii Ta � Wikipedia He also received Ghana Music Awards recognition, including awards at the 2000 and 2002 editions. � Careers His difficult period in the UK In 2006, Daasebre travelled to London and was arrested at Heathrow Airport after cocaine was reportedly found in luggage connected to him. He maintained that he did not know about the drugs. He spent time in custody and was subsequently acquitted in 2007. His experiences later influenced some of his music. � GhanaStar +1 Final years and death Daasebre continued recording music. His final album is reported as Yenfii Ta, released in 2016, with “Ntamago” among his final releases. � Careers He died on 29 July 2016 in Accra, aged about 48 based on the commonly reported 1968 birth year. � Wikipedia +1 His legacy — the “Life Professor” perspective For your World Music Legends / Life Professor project, Daasebre Gyamenah is especially interesting because his music often went beyond entertainment. His use of Akan proverbs, relationship stories and everyday experiences turned songs into lessons about life, love, human behaviour and perseverance. � GhHeadlines Life Professor lesson: A song can entertain the ears while educating the mind. Daasebre Gyamenah's legacy shows how highlife can preserve culture, tell real-life stories and pass wisdom from one generation to another.

Daasebre Gyamenah, also known as Daasebre Dwamena and popularly called “Ahoofe,” was one of Ghana’s notable highlife musicians. He became particularly famous for combining traditional highlife storytelling with elements of the emerging hiplife sound. � YFM Ghana +1 Early life Daasebre was born Abubakar Siddiq in Koforidua, Ghana, around 1968, and came from a royal family. He was raised with Muslim roots and was also known as Kojo Gyamenah. His nickname “Ahoofe” became associated with him after the popularity of his song of the same name. � Wikipedia +1 His interest in music began early. Reports say he directed his school band and later travelled outside Ghana, including to Germany, where he joined the Talking Drum band. He formed his own band in 1987 and later worked with Daddy Lumba. � YFM Ghana Breakthrough with Kokooko His major breakthrough came in 1999 with “Kokooko,” featuring rapper Lord Kenya. The project became an important example of the meeting point between highlife and hiplife at the time. � YFM Ghana +1 His music was known for: Akan storytelling Proverbs and traditional wisdom Love and relationship themes Smooth, melodic vocals Blending highlife with contemporary sounds The Ghana News Agency described his songwriting as heavily rooted in proverbs and Ghanaian love stories, noting his significant contribution to contemporary highlife. � GhHeadlines Popular songs and albums Some of the works associated with Daasebre Gyamenah include: Kokooko Ahoofe Wo Da Enda Still I Love You A Friend in Need How Far? I Beg Yeegye Apem Odo Yede Yenfii Ta � Wikipedia He also received Ghana Music Awards recognition, including awards at the 2000 and 2002 editions. � Careers His difficult period in the UK In 2006, Daasebre travelled to London and was arrested at Heathrow Airport after cocaine was reportedly found in luggage connected to him. He maintained that he did not know about the drugs. He spent time in custody and was subsequently acquitted in 2007. His experiences later influenced some of his music. � GhanaStar +1 Final years and death Daasebre continued recording music. His final album is reported as Yenfii Ta, released in 2016, with “Ntamago” among his final releases. � Careers He died on 29 July 2016 in Accra, aged about 48 based on the commonly reported 1968 birth year. � Wikipedia +1 His legacy — the “Life Professor” perspective For your World Music Legends / Life Professor project, Daasebre Gyamenah is especially interesting because his music often went beyond entertainment. His use of Akan proverbs, relationship stories and everyday experiences turned songs into lessons about life, love, human behaviour and perseverance. � GhHeadlines Life Professor lesson: A song can entertain the ears while educating the mind. Daasebre Gyamenah's legacy shows how highlife can preserve culture, tell real-life stories and pass wisdom from one generation to another.

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