Tendências Twitter/X em Kumasi - Análise em tempo real e hashtags de tendências

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Football bettors reeled from a chaotic Sunday of upsets, including Rayo Vallecano's 3-0 thrashing of Atlético Madrid, PSG's 1-3 defeat at Rennes, and RB Leipzig's 2-2 draw with Wolfsburg. Liverpool fan @_h4beeb captured the pain on X with a post-blacklisting squads like Atlético, PSG, Feyenoord, Juventus, and Tottenham, earning over 3,200 likes amid spelling slips like 'Athlicko madrid.' Replies mixed commiseration, quips about quitting parlays, and warnings to stick to singles, highlighting betting's harsh unpredictability.

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A Liverpool supporter vented raw frustration by listing 15 teams that wrecked betting slips, from Atlético Madrid's shock loss to PSG's collapse.

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Ghana now celebrates every Wednesday as Fugu Day, encouraging people to wear the traditional hand-woven smock—known as fugu or batakari—to honor cultural roots and support local weavers. The idea grew from online banter during Mahama's Zambia visit, where Ghanaians defended the garment's royal history, leading Tourism Minister Abla Dzifa Gomashie to launch it on February 10. The first event on February 11 drew singers like Gyakie, parliamentarians, and factories joining in, boosting orders, though some opposition critics called it a distraction from issues like illegal mining.

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President Mahama stepped off the plane in Zambia wearing a bold striped fugu, sparking playful jokes that turned into national pride and a new weekly tradition.

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J. Cole dropped his surprise double-disc album *The Fall-Off* on February 6, a 24-track, 101-minute project praised for storytelling but criticized for length. Bad Bunny headlined the Super Bowl LX halftime show on February 8 at Levi's Stadium, celebrating Latino culture with guests like Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin amid widespread praise and some conservative backlash. Kendrick fans face accusations of calling Cole's work 'mid' or 'boring' due to 2024 beefs with him and Drake, though many deny hating Bad Bunny and point to other critics; the clash underscores hip-hop's deep fan loyalties.

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A bold claim called Kendrick Lamar's fans the worst in music history for allegedly dismissing J. Cole's new album and Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show. Tensions from last year's rap beefs are fueling the fire.

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Released February 6, 2026, the EP's title track has held No. 1 for four straight days, with the full tracklist owning spots 1 through 8. The 31-year-old Tema artist thanked producers Sabog, Quantum Flush, and Jimah for helping shape its introspective trap and Afrobeats sound. Fans stream nonstop, quoting lines like 'Nyame dey keep blessings me, the world dey keep testing me' from tracks such as Broken Pieces, marking Kwesi's biggest moment since Grind Day as it charts in 17 countries.

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Kwesi Arthur poured his soul into Redemption Valley, scrapping two drafts to capture struggles and growth. Now, all eight tracks rule Ghana's Apple Music Top 100.

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Rising TikTok star and actor Hudson Williams visited the Belasco Theatre to snap photos with the cast of the Tony-winning musical Maybe Happy Ending, including Darren Criss and Helen J. Shen. The 20-something Canadian, known for his boy-next-door charm and viral skits, posed with the full ensemble in cozy post-show layers. Fans buzzed over Criss's cheeky caption and speculated Williams might head to Broadway next, seeing him as a natural successor to Criss's spotlight charisma.

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Hudson Williams beamed next to Darren Criss against the pink backstage wall, capturing a fun selfie after the show. Criss reposted it with his playful 'Rivalglee' caption, nodding to his Glee roots.

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A government bill introduced in early February 2026 aims to revert the airport—renamed after coup leader Kotoka in 1969—back to Accra International, stirring debate on Ghana's first president Kwame Nkrumah. Adom-Otchere called Nkrumah a despot who wrecked the economy and leaned Soviet, praising the 1966 coup for ending tyranny. Pratt countered with Nkrumah's restraint amid assassination plots, equated the Preventive Detention Act to global security laws, and pointed to CIA involvement in the coup via declassified files. The exchange highlights Ghana's split views on Nkrumah as visionary or authoritarian, as Parliament considers the change.

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Kwesi Pratt Jnr. took 20 minutes to school Paul Adom-Otchere on live TV, defending Nkrumah's era amid a heated push to rename Kotoka International Airport.

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The tension started when Leanne kissed Whitney's interest Yamen during a challenge, leading to public call-outs at Movie Night and ongoing barbs, like Whitney's recoupling speech shade on February 11. Fans even meme'd Leanne's lifting wig lace, jokingly blaming Whitney's hair brand skills despite no proof she was involved. While some label Whitney a mean girl for not letting go, others defend her principles against what they call bullying, as dumped islanders note deepening villa divides amid recouplings and complaints.

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Once close villa friends Whitney Adebayo and Leanne Amaning now trade shade, leaving fans picking sides in a drama-filled fallout.

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Frustrated by daily online shaming between Zambians and Zimbabweans, Mwenge reminded everyone that independence heroes like Kaunda and Mugabe resisted forced unity for sovereign freedom, not today's keyboard clashes. The feud started February 13 when a Zambian mocked Zimbabwe's silence on its issues, prompting retorts on poverty rates, GDPs, power exports, and food trade—though both nations face real economic struggles. Voices like lawyer Fadzayi Mahere joined in, affirming brotherly love across the Zambezi, with many blaming algorithms and hoping shared history leads to peace.

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Felix Mwenge shared a photo of Zambia's Kenneth Kaunda and Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe standing together, urging neighbors to honor their shared fight against colonial federation.

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