@dom___ll: メロジョイほしい🥺︎#メロジョイダンス #Mellojoy @MellojoyJaPan

かれん
かれん
Open In TikTok:
Region: JP
Friday 16 October 2026 11:00:09 GMT
31322
2914
16
98

Music

Download

Comments

mellojoyjapan
MellojoyJaPan :
💃 素敵なダンスをありがとうございました!✨ そして、ご当選おめでとうございます🎉 ご当選特典についてのご案内をDMにお届けしております📩 ご確認いただけますと嬉しいです💗 原宿でお会いしましょう!
2026-10-19 11:08:43
16
user5725386633465
ゆ〜 :
めちゃくちゃかわいい🥰 一目惚れです☺️大好き🥰🥰
2026-10-16 11:02:27
0
ddkong349
🔥BURNER🔥 :
優勝やん
2026-10-19 21:49:13
0
user9596851134449
… :
参考にします
2026-10-17 08:19:49
0
user72972509278050
けいまる :
いいね!!!当たりますように!
2026-10-17 10:34:10
0
hirobiz77
hirobiz77 :
可愛い😍コスプレ似合いすぎ!
2026-10-17 23:40:25
0
changhun2024
창🍿 :
ずっとかわいいのなに
2026-10-16 11:04:17
0
user3903290800281
川田雄一 :
いいね👍️
2026-10-16 20:11:50
0
m.yamashita69
けんた🥕🐰ᩚ :
可愛すぎる😍
2026-10-16 11:37:10
0
kaka.w_kaka69
Kano W :
2026-10-16 13:22:48
0
tk_rlwxy
tk_rlwxy :
ライブ見に行きます
2026-10-16 11:01:34
1
junkipsnc6m
🎅🏽 :
2026-10-16 15:09:53
0
ifulivul9
IvulIful :
2026-10-16 11:06:23
0
ragnar8218
ragnar8218 :
🥰
2026-10-16 11:04:36
0
user2111057401037
¥ :
🥰🥰🥰
2026-10-17 06:27:33
0
To see more videos from user @dom___ll, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

🚨 RB Leipzig head coach Martin Demichelis on Yan Diomandé’s incredible impact for Real Madrid: 🗣️ Martin Demichelis: “When Vini Júnior came off and Yan came onto that pitch, I knew we were going to have to be careful. We know his qualities. We know his speed, his technique and what he can do when you give him space. But what happened next reminded me that football is not only about talent. Sometimes, it is about character. “He came on, assisted Kylian Mbappé for the third goal, and then scored that unbelievable volley. Honestly, the technique was extraordinary. The way he adjusted his body, the way he struck the ball, the precision — that is a world-class finish. You cannot take anything away from him. “But do you know what impressed me most? “He didn’t celebrate. “He scored that beautiful goal, and instead of running around showing everybody how good he was, he ran towards the Leipzig supporters and apologised. “I watched him, and I thought to myself, ‘This boy has talent, but he also has respect.’ “He didn’t need to do that. Nobody would have blamed him for celebrating. He plays for Real Madrid now, and scoring a goal like that against his former club is a huge moment in his career. “But Yan understands something that many people forget. You can be ambitious, you can want to win, and you can give everything for your current club without disrespecting the people who helped you become the player you are today. “He wasn’t apologising for scoring a beautiful goal. He was apologising because he scored it against a club he loves. To me, that is class. And at that moment, he won my respect in a different way. “People will look at the scoreline and ask, ‘What happened to Leipzig? Who came on and changed the game? How did the match get so far away from them in such a short period?’ “And the painful answer is that it wasn’t an outsider who came and did that to us. It was one of our own. “Yan knows this club. He knows these supporters. He knows what Leipzig means to the people here. Yet, in just 20 minutes, he showed us the level he is reaching at Real Madrid. “That is what makes it difficult to watch. We are proud of his development, of course. Any coach who has worked with a talented young player wants to see him grow, improve and reach the highest level. But when that same player comes back and hurts you like that, you feel both pride and pain at the same time. “When Yan left for Madrid, he was a talented player with enormous potential. Now, you see a player who is becoming more decisive, more confident and more mature. He came on for Vini Júnior, combined with Mbappé, created a goal and then produced a world-class finish of his own. “And he did all that without forgetting where he came from. “After the match, I would rather remember the way he apologised than simply talk about the goal. The goal showed me his ability. The apology showed me his character. “Because talent can take you to Real Madrid, but your character determines how people remember you when you get there. “He did not need 90 minutes to show us what we lost. He needed only 20 minutes to show us what Madrid has taken from us. And the fact that he apologised to our supporters after doing it tells me that, despite everything, a part of Yan Diomandé will always belong to Leipzig.” [ This is the source @UTD_Seth001 ]#leipzig #realmadrid #realmadridfc #creatorsearchinsights #capcut
🚨 RB Leipzig head coach Martin Demichelis on Yan Diomandé’s incredible impact for Real Madrid: 🗣️ Martin Demichelis: “When Vini Júnior came off and Yan came onto that pitch, I knew we were going to have to be careful. We know his qualities. We know his speed, his technique and what he can do when you give him space. But what happened next reminded me that football is not only about talent. Sometimes, it is about character. “He came on, assisted Kylian Mbappé for the third goal, and then scored that unbelievable volley. Honestly, the technique was extraordinary. The way he adjusted his body, the way he struck the ball, the precision — that is a world-class finish. You cannot take anything away from him. “But do you know what impressed me most? “He didn’t celebrate. “He scored that beautiful goal, and instead of running around showing everybody how good he was, he ran towards the Leipzig supporters and apologised. “I watched him, and I thought to myself, ‘This boy has talent, but he also has respect.’ “He didn’t need to do that. Nobody would have blamed him for celebrating. He plays for Real Madrid now, and scoring a goal like that against his former club is a huge moment in his career. “But Yan understands something that many people forget. You can be ambitious, you can want to win, and you can give everything for your current club without disrespecting the people who helped you become the player you are today. “He wasn’t apologising for scoring a beautiful goal. He was apologising because he scored it against a club he loves. To me, that is class. And at that moment, he won my respect in a different way. “People will look at the scoreline and ask, ‘What happened to Leipzig? Who came on and changed the game? How did the match get so far away from them in such a short period?’ “And the painful answer is that it wasn’t an outsider who came and did that to us. It was one of our own. “Yan knows this club. He knows these supporters. He knows what Leipzig means to the people here. Yet, in just 20 minutes, he showed us the level he is reaching at Real Madrid. “That is what makes it difficult to watch. We are proud of his development, of course. Any coach who has worked with a talented young player wants to see him grow, improve and reach the highest level. But when that same player comes back and hurts you like that, you feel both pride and pain at the same time. “When Yan left for Madrid, he was a talented player with enormous potential. Now, you see a player who is becoming more decisive, more confident and more mature. He came on for Vini Júnior, combined with Mbappé, created a goal and then produced a world-class finish of his own. “And he did all that without forgetting where he came from. “After the match, I would rather remember the way he apologised than simply talk about the goal. The goal showed me his ability. The apology showed me his character. “Because talent can take you to Real Madrid, but your character determines how people remember you when you get there. “He did not need 90 minutes to show us what we lost. He needed only 20 minutes to show us what Madrid has taken from us. And the fact that he apologised to our supporters after doing it tells me that, despite everything, a part of Yan Diomandé will always belong to Leipzig.” [ This is the source @UTD_Seth001 ]#leipzig #realmadrid #realmadridfc #creatorsearchinsights #capcut

About