1. Home
  2. Detail

@julseminam: #youlooklikeyouloveme #duet #ellalangley #rileygreen #countrymusic

💖🐯Ella Oppa🐯🔥
💖🐯Ella Oppa🐯🔥
Open In TikTok:
Region: US
Tuesday 10 November 2026 23:05:10 GMT
143
8
0
0

Music

Download

No Watermark .mp4 (4.97MB) No Watermark(HD) .mp4 (2MB) Watermark .mp4 (0MB) Music .mp3

Comments

There are no more comments for this video.
To see more videos from user @julseminam, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

Davin klarifikasi ke Ariana tentang kejadian dirinya peluk Namira🙈 Saksikan sinetron #WajahCintaYangLain setiap hari pukul 19.55 WIB hanya di SCTV! #SCTV #SCTVSinetron #Sinemart
Davin klarifikasi ke Ariana tentang kejadian dirinya peluk Namira🙈 Saksikan sinetron #WajahCintaYangLain setiap hari pukul 19.55 WIB hanya di SCTV! #SCTV #SCTVSinetron #Sinemart
Hóng quá hóng quá mong mọi thự thuận lợi🥰 #eliothuang #qiudingjie #xingqiu
Hóng quá hóng quá mong mọi thự thuận lợi🥰 #eliothuang #qiudingjie #xingqiu
Đèn học tích điện có 3 màu, có remote điều chỉnh từ xa, tháo lắp dễ dàng mà không cần khoan đục✅ #denhoc #dentichdien #denhocdantuong #denledthongminh #xuhuong
Đèn học tích điện có 3 màu, có remote điều chỉnh từ xa, tháo lắp dễ dàng mà không cần khoan đục✅ #denhoc #dentichdien #denhocdantuong #denledthongminh #xuhuong
🏠✨ 6.00 x 7.50 m perfectamente aprovechados Diseño con distribución pensada para construcción económica sin perder funcionalidad. Una vivienda compacta, técnica y funcional donde cada metro cuadrado trabaja. Zona social integrada al ingreso, cocina eficiente en “L”, núcleo húmedo optimizado y dos dormitorios bien proporcionados en la zona privada. Metraje reducido, pero planificación inteligente. 📐 #ArquitecturaFuncional #planos #DiseñoInteligente #PlanosArquitectónicos #arquitectura
🏠✨ 6.00 x 7.50 m perfectamente aprovechados Diseño con distribución pensada para construcción económica sin perder funcionalidad. Una vivienda compacta, técnica y funcional donde cada metro cuadrado trabaja. Zona social integrada al ingreso, cocina eficiente en “L”, núcleo húmedo optimizado y dos dormitorios bien proporcionados en la zona privada. Metraje reducido, pero planificación inteligente. 📐 #ArquitecturaFuncional #planos #DiseñoInteligente #PlanosArquitectónicos #arquitectura
🎤 THE HARLEM BROTHERS WHO BUILT THE SOUND When I met Timmy Gatling’s twin brothers in Harlem back in the ’80s, in my Manhattan Ave days, they was on some GQ smooth shit. Their dressing game was incredible for young boys their age. I won’t even lie- I bit their style heavy, heavy‼️ So when people bring up Guy, my mind goes to the Gatlings. And the story of how that group came together? It starts in a Brooklyn department store. According to Teddy Riley, Timmy heard his coworker Aaron Hall singing at Abraham & Straus. He asked Aaron what he was doing with that voice. Aaron was singing in church. Timmy heard enough to bring him to the studio to meet Teddy. Timmy and Ted had already played together in Kids at Work. Now Aaron brought that church voice into the room. Teddy had the drums, and Timmy had a pen. By the time Guy’s debut dropped in 1988, the opening seconds of “Groove Me” could get you out of your seat. Go back and play “My Business,” too. Teddy said Timmy wrote it and he built the beat around him. Timmy was out of Guy by the time the album was coming out. He later said manager Gene Griffin pushed him out. Aaron’s younger brother Damion stepped in, and Timmy went on to drop Help! on Tommy Boy and co-write Bell Biv DeVoe’s “When Will I See You Smile Again?” If you ever sang that hook like somebody owed you an explanation, you already know what that man could do with a pen. This October, Tommy Boy put Timmy’s “Rock Me Good” and “Help” videos back in circulation online. Ted released his memoir, Remember the Times, this year and is scheduled to co-host Kool DJ Red Alert’s gala at Sony Hall in New York on November 24. I still think about Timmy at that department store. Aaron was at work, singing like he sang in church. Timmy could’ve told him he sounded good and gone on about his shift. Instead, he took him to meet Teddy. That’s how close a piece of music history came to being a conversation at work. What’s the first Guy record you wore out? #TreasureEBlue #HarlemGirlLost #HouseOfBlueStudios #NewJackSwing #Harlem
🎤 THE HARLEM BROTHERS WHO BUILT THE SOUND When I met Timmy Gatling’s twin brothers in Harlem back in the ’80s, in my Manhattan Ave days, they was on some GQ smooth shit. Their dressing game was incredible for young boys their age. I won’t even lie- I bit their style heavy, heavy‼️ So when people bring up Guy, my mind goes to the Gatlings. And the story of how that group came together? It starts in a Brooklyn department store. According to Teddy Riley, Timmy heard his coworker Aaron Hall singing at Abraham & Straus. He asked Aaron what he was doing with that voice. Aaron was singing in church. Timmy heard enough to bring him to the studio to meet Teddy. Timmy and Ted had already played together in Kids at Work. Now Aaron brought that church voice into the room. Teddy had the drums, and Timmy had a pen. By the time Guy’s debut dropped in 1988, the opening seconds of “Groove Me” could get you out of your seat. Go back and play “My Business,” too. Teddy said Timmy wrote it and he built the beat around him. Timmy was out of Guy by the time the album was coming out. He later said manager Gene Griffin pushed him out. Aaron’s younger brother Damion stepped in, and Timmy went on to drop Help! on Tommy Boy and co-write Bell Biv DeVoe’s “When Will I See You Smile Again?” If you ever sang that hook like somebody owed you an explanation, you already know what that man could do with a pen. This October, Tommy Boy put Timmy’s “Rock Me Good” and “Help” videos back in circulation online. Ted released his memoir, Remember the Times, this year and is scheduled to co-host Kool DJ Red Alert’s gala at Sony Hall in New York on November 24. I still think about Timmy at that department store. Aaron was at work, singing like he sang in church. Timmy could’ve told him he sounded good and gone on about his shift. Instead, he took him to meet Teddy. That’s how close a piece of music history came to being a conversation at work. What’s the first Guy record you wore out? #TreasureEBlue #HarlemGirlLost #HouseOfBlueStudios #NewJackSwing #Harlem
Đời nó dập ảnh tơi tả |#yingyue_team #nyqueenteam #josephine3006 #thuongcongchua #fyp
Đời nó dập ảnh tơi tả |#yingyue_team #nyqueenteam #josephine3006 #thuongcongchua #fyp

About

Legal