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Jimin shares in Apple Music’s Track by Track Commentary for BTS on ARIRANG that his chorus line 'You know how we do' in the track '2.0' is catchy and fun, with effort put into making it stand out during recording. He highlights the addictive choreography in the chorus and expresses hope that ARMY will sing along and follow it.

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On March 20, footage emerged from the Alue-Do festival in Delta State, Nigeria, showing groups of men assaulting women, which drew millions of views and swift action: police arrested six suspects, and the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs ordered their prosecution. Women shared frustrations about bystanders normalizing harm, with one post noting that good men often protect a system where harassment feels low-risk. Men countered against collective guilt, insisting on holding individuals accountable while condemning the acts. As rights groups call for justice, the incident highlights Nigeria's ongoing struggle with gender-based violence and cultural excuses.

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Videos from Ozoro's Alue-Do festival captured men stripping and groping women in broad daylight, leaving communities reeling and demanding answers on bystander responsibility.

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The post highlighted Ronaldo's record against Chelsea—2 goals and 2 assists in 17 games—while calling Messi's poor, yet data shows Messi with 3 goals and 3 assists in 10 Champions League ties, including a standout brace and assist in 2018. Ronaldo fans pointed to his 'aura' in moments like the 2008 UCL final penalty win, but Chelsea supporters countered with bigger threats like Wayne Rooney's 9 goals or Sergio Aguero's 12 in 23 games, complete with hat-tricks. Even as stats fuel the back-and-forth, the eternal Messi-Ronaldo debate found a fresh angle through Chelsea matchups.

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A Chelsea fan claimed Cristiano Ronaldo alone haunted the Blues among top stars, but replies quickly unearthed stats and clips proving otherwise.

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In the video from Millennium Park in Blanchardstown, he pointed at groups including Muslim women in hijabs with children, calling the scene an invasion from 'third world countries' and saying 'our country is gone.' Posted by @TheIrishViking7, it drew over 1,100 likes and split replies sharply—some backing his frustration over immigration and government policy, others slamming him as racist for filming kids while his own appeared in the background. The clip highlights Ireland's heated debate on surging migration amid a housing crisis, with net migration at 59,700 in the year to April 2025 and protests nationwide since 2023.

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A man walked through a sunny Dublin playground, phone in hand, voicing shock at the crowds of families there on a Saturday afternoon.

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The 20-year-old TikTok sensation, known as the African IShowSpeed, launched his first-ever Nigeria tour on Friday in Edo State, drawing massive crowds and a palace visit to the Oba of Benin. Highlights included meeting the Queen who asked for social media follows and gifted him, plus funny moments like mixing up royal greetings and pleading to hold off the rain. Amid buzz from collaborator Jarvis declaring them engaged on stream, Peller's high-energy style has fans buzzing with pride as his tour heads to Abuja and beyond.

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Peller arrived in Benin City to streets packed with cheering fans, dancers swarming his car, and total traffic chaos just to see their streaming star.

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The debate ignited when a Yankees analyst claimed Boston's Jarren Duran, Wilyer Abreu, and Masataka Yoshida wouldn't start in New York's outfield, prompting Red Sox fans to highlight Duran's speed, range, and consistent production after his 2024 All-Star year and solid 2025. Grisham supporters point to his breakout 2025 season with 34 homers, elite barrel rate, and Gold Glove defense following swing changes and injury recovery, projecting him for another strong 2026 in Yankee Stadium. Red Sox backers see it as a fluke for a career .218 hitter, while Yankees fans emphasize his underlying metrics over Duran's gap power and steals—classic AL East rivalry heat ahead of spring training.

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Yankees fans insist Trent Grisham's power surge locks down center field, but Red Sox supporters fire back that Jarren Duran's all-around game would bump him right out.

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Tottenham languish in 16th place with 29 points from 29 games, just one point above relegation after no Premier League win in 2026 and a record 11-game top-flight drought. Big-money arrivals Simons and Kudus, who cost over £100m combined last summer, reportedly want out of second-tier football, with Simons' camp already approaching Chelsea. Interim manager Igor Tudor faces Liverpool at Anfield tomorrow amid up to 13 injuries, including Romero, Palhinha, and Kudus himself, while the club's longest losing streak adds to the gloom.

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Star signings Xavi Simons and Mohammed Kudus are pushing agents to find new clubs if Tottenham drops to the Championship, even as they battle to save the season now.

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Akabenezer has teamed up with KickNation for the Community First Gala, a grassroots tournament at Alignment Park in Kumasi from April 15-19. Open to Ashanti Region players, it offers chances to impress scouts and secure spots in academies, including abroad—building on KickNation's recent success placing two Ghanaians in UK programs. The event draws hype from Akabenezer's skills showcase with Gruma, plus nods from influencers like Kwadwo Sheldon, who joked it was a 'small match,' and comparisons to Yaw Dabo's youth academy. For community kids, it's a real bridge from local pitches to pro dreams.

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Ghanaian comedy star Akabenezer trades laughs for footwork, dribbling past cones in a promo video that has fans buzzing about young talents' big shots.

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In the interview shared on X Tuesday, Sarkodie picked Bournemouth-to-Man City transfer Antoine Semenyo, injured Monaco defender Mohammed Salisu, and Barcelona's 18-year-old Lamine Yamal as the footballers he loves watching most. He also shared all-time Black Stars favorites like Abedi Pele, Sulley Muntari, and Asamoah Gyan, plus teams like Real Madrid, Manchester City, and Liverpool, and Ghanaian recovery meals such as waakye and jollof. Fans praised his smooth answers and hyped Semenyo's 12-goal season, while others trolled Salisu's ACL injury and his team picks in lively online banter.

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Ghanaian rap star Sarkodie brought his signature charisma to ESPN Africa's quick-fire football segment, spotlighting three standout players he's hooked on right now.

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