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samitnihad2
Samit💙Nihad Hüseynli :
avcının anası ilə danışmaq səhnəsi yadıma gəlmir neçə dəfə baxmışam
2026-11-01 18:17:22
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bagirow. n :
Dün başaramadılar Bu gün de başaramadılar Yarımda başaramayacaklar KOMUTANIM!
2026-10-26 18:42:45
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umut.k3remm
U.KEREM :
"Goncam sana, sen Allah'a emanetsin"...
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qulamovv012
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ne alamışdım be
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userby06_
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ilk izlediğimde atlatamadım şuan bile izlemeye cesaret edemiyorum
2026-10-29 07:52:59
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ibrahim_tkdmr42
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Bu sahnede ağlamıştım lan.
2026-11-04 16:44:08
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Bugün Başaramadılar Yarında Başaramayacaklar ❤️
2026-10-18 15:47:36
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kerimkurt322
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Ah Be Avcı...🖤
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Ah be Avci 🥹😭🕊️🖤…
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Kadir miraç Çevik :
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Fikret Leto🦅
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