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_hwd.t26
𝗤𝗶ū𝘀𝗵𝘂ǐ|秋水🍂 :
hiện tại e đã đki shopee vip đc vài tháng, bây giờ e muốn đki shopee sinh viên. Nếu hủy như này thì sẽ trở về gói shopee vip cũ của e đko ạ
2026-08-01 00:22:48
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thutin_25
Kem Nhà Thutin :
Này Là bị sao mấy bà
2026-08-24 14:22:09
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kd_dangiu12
kd_dangiu12 :
trời ơi nay t bị huỷ gói vip luôn r,gói cũ chưa dùng xong cũng mất 😭😭
2026-08-21 06:50:53
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itsbee_nie
itsbee_nie :
Nay shopee quét ai tạo gmail sv đk r kìa lòi chành qá mom ơi hụ hụ😭
2026-08-20 09:28:22
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hi.ten2
vanlam04 :
huhu học fpt ko có mail sv 😢
2026-07-21 14:38:29
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nhatle.31
nhatle :
bị ntn là bị sao z mn?
2026-08-23 17:46:38
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_n.hzien07_
Người thíu ngủ hayy mơ💤⏳🏙️ :
mã giới thiệu điền gì vậy á
2026-07-29 17:37:09
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ynhj713
innhj :
bị như vậy thì làm sao ạ
2026-08-18 06:18:03
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haiyen010110
yingpm :
tự gia hạn là sao v mng🥺
2026-08-09 14:51:22
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ktris31
ktris31 :
Đuôi gmail trường với gmail của shopee nó khác làm sao đây vậy anh
2026-07-22 04:56:36
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lh_15120211
Mai linh ❤️ :
Của mk hiện như này là đky chưa ạ
2026-07-24 18:08:25
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tthu_huog
lavianh🍓 :
bà nào có shopee vip em nhờ đặt hộ đồ được không ạ em không đăng kí được ạ
2026-08-23 15:40:53
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ivyyy.nguyen
Gái tóc đen đời đen như tóc :
Mua từng đơn hay add vào giỏ mua 1 thể thì cái nào rẻ hơn v các bxa
2026-08-25 07:34:03
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tranbonho00
mở cửa cho a đê, để cho a cưa :
sao mình làm hoài mà ko nhận dc mail v ạ 😭
2026-07-26 09:22:10
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buffetbanhtrang
Ôm tiền thì ấm :
Của e bấm vào ko hiện như kia ạa
2026-07-23 09:41:07
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b.kh.tht
Bò Khô Thịt :
nếu hủy rồi đăng kí lại thì giá có bị tăng lên k ạ
2026-07-22 12:37:54
1
nguyengiiabao
bay phở bò ròi aaa :
K thấy banner thì dky s vậy ạ
2026-07-22 05:25:17
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_thtrang14
tt :
của tui nhận vip xong hiện ra màn hình màu trắng lun ý k thấy nhận dc gì
2026-08-25 16:12:33
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iper10117324
Toi không phải là cá :
Đăng ký này rồi có được tham gia chương trình vụ trụ xu không ạ
2026-08-08 03:53:03
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diep_211209
🌷 :
như này là được chưa ạ
2026-08-25 14:57:29
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phg.trn10
cute hột me :
ủa sao em đăng kí mà không dùng đuoejc canva pro 3 tháng ấy ạ
2026-08-17 14:35:58
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ng.th.khnh5
Khánh :
như này là huỷ rồi đúng kh ạ
2026-08-15 11:46:06
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tinnnie2010
Tinine :
😳😳😳
2026-08-23 04:25:06
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moon_s14
Moon Nè :
🥰🥰🥰
2026-08-21 14:12:24
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Ghanaian backing vocalist Yvonne Ohene-Djan, popularly known as SHE, became emotional during a recent appearance on Nana Ama McBrown’s Onua Showtime as her remarkable contribution to Ghana’s music industry was brought into the spotlight.  	•	Ghanaian backing vocalist SHE became emotional on Onua Showtime as Nana Ama McBrown highlighted her decades-long contribution to the music industry. 	•	

SHE has provided backing vocals for songs by Daddy Lumba, Kojo Antwi, Samini, Ofori Amponsah, Becca, R2Bees, Rocky Dawuni and several other leading Ghanaian artistes. 	•	She has reportedly contributed to more than 200 hit songs, including over 20 tracks by Daddy Lumba, after beginning her career as a rapper before Jay Q discovered her vocal talent in 1999. The celebrated vocalist has provided backing vocals for numerous hit songs by some of Ghana’s biggest musicians, including Daddy Lumba, Kojo Antwi, Ofori Amponsah, Kwabena Kwabena, Samini, Obour, Rex Omar, Mzbel, Becca, Castro, Kofi Nti and Nana Acheampong. Her impressive list of collaborations also includes Reggie Rockstone, Rocky Dawuni, KK Fosu, Lord Kenya, Bradez, R2Bees, Ohemaa Mercy, No Tribe and SP Kofi Sarpong, among many others. SHE began her musical journey as a rapper before her exceptional vocal ability changed the course of her career. In 1999, legendary music producer Jay Q discovered her singing talent and subsequently helped guide her transition into a backing vocalist. Over the years, SHE established herself as one of the most recognisable and sought-after backing vocalists in the Ghanaian music industry, contributing to numerous successful productions. During her appearance on Onua Showtime, Nana Ama McBrown took SHE through an extensive catalogue of songs on which she had worked. As the songs were mentioned, the audience joined in, singing along to some of the familiar hits and highlighting the breadth of SHE’s work over several decades. The tribute appeared to overwhelm the vocalist, who struggled to contain her emotions as she listened to the long list of productions she had contributed to. The moment offered SHE an opportunity to appreciate the extent of her influence, particularly at a time when backing vocalists often work behind the scenes without receiving the same recognition as lead artistes. One of the strongest examples of SHE’s contribution is her work with highlife legend Daddy Lumba. She provided backing vocals on more than 20 of his songs, including “Tokurom,” “Huhuuhu,” “Always Love U,” “Wabaso,” “Mesee Da,” “Nepa Hu Yehu,” “Awo,” “Agenda,” “B. Power,” “Ogyeboso,” “P.O.P,” “Angel”* and *“Sika.” In 2012, SHE revealed that she had worked on more than 100 songs throughout her career. Subsequent reports have placed her contribution at more than 200 hit songs. Her emotional appearance on McBrown’s programme therefore served as a rare public celebration of a musician whose voice has featured prominently on some of Ghana’s most memorable songs, even when she remained largely out of the spotlight. Source onuaonline & pulse.comghana @Her Excellency Nana A McBrown @onuatvgh @onuaonline  #hyperlensmedia #fypp #fyp #news #trendingnews
Ghanaian backing vocalist Yvonne Ohene-Djan, popularly known as SHE, became emotional during a recent appearance on Nana Ama McBrown’s Onua Showtime as her remarkable contribution to Ghana’s music industry was brought into the spotlight. • Ghanaian backing vocalist SHE became emotional on Onua Showtime as Nana Ama McBrown highlighted her decades-long contribution to the music industry. • 

SHE has provided backing vocals for songs by Daddy Lumba, Kojo Antwi, Samini, Ofori Amponsah, Becca, R2Bees, Rocky Dawuni and several other leading Ghanaian artistes. • She has reportedly contributed to more than 200 hit songs, including over 20 tracks by Daddy Lumba, after beginning her career as a rapper before Jay Q discovered her vocal talent in 1999. The celebrated vocalist has provided backing vocals for numerous hit songs by some of Ghana’s biggest musicians, including Daddy Lumba, Kojo Antwi, Ofori Amponsah, Kwabena Kwabena, Samini, Obour, Rex Omar, Mzbel, Becca, Castro, Kofi Nti and Nana Acheampong. Her impressive list of collaborations also includes Reggie Rockstone, Rocky Dawuni, KK Fosu, Lord Kenya, Bradez, R2Bees, Ohemaa Mercy, No Tribe and SP Kofi Sarpong, among many others. SHE began her musical journey as a rapper before her exceptional vocal ability changed the course of her career. In 1999, legendary music producer Jay Q discovered her singing talent and subsequently helped guide her transition into a backing vocalist. Over the years, SHE established herself as one of the most recognisable and sought-after backing vocalists in the Ghanaian music industry, contributing to numerous successful productions. During her appearance on Onua Showtime, Nana Ama McBrown took SHE through an extensive catalogue of songs on which she had worked. As the songs were mentioned, the audience joined in, singing along to some of the familiar hits and highlighting the breadth of SHE’s work over several decades. The tribute appeared to overwhelm the vocalist, who struggled to contain her emotions as she listened to the long list of productions she had contributed to. The moment offered SHE an opportunity to appreciate the extent of her influence, particularly at a time when backing vocalists often work behind the scenes without receiving the same recognition as lead artistes. One of the strongest examples of SHE’s contribution is her work with highlife legend Daddy Lumba. She provided backing vocals on more than 20 of his songs, including “Tokurom,” “Huhuuhu,” “Always Love U,” “Wabaso,” “Mesee Da,” “Nepa Hu Yehu,” “Awo,” “Agenda,” “B. Power,” “Ogyeboso,” “P.O.P,” “Angel”* and *“Sika.” In 2012, SHE revealed that she had worked on more than 100 songs throughout her career. Subsequent reports have placed her contribution at more than 200 hit songs. Her emotional appearance on McBrown’s programme therefore served as a rare public celebration of a musician whose voice has featured prominently on some of Ghana’s most memorable songs, even when she remained largely out of the spotlight. Source onuaonline & pulse.comghana @Her Excellency Nana A McBrown @onuatvgh @onuaonline #hyperlensmedia #fypp #fyp #news #trendingnews

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