TEDDY AFRO - Live @ Meskel Square - Tikur Sew Reaction (ጥቁር ሰው) 

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Thank You bro Tady is Kings of Africa

Victory of black man adwa minielk is king as well as Tedy god bless all black and world

Tikur sew means BLACK MAN This song is not just about Ethiopia it's for all the blacks around the world KING TEDDY

This song is about Black Man's victory over Colonialists commemorative of the Adwa victory of Ethiopians over Fascist colonialist Italians in 1896. Ethiopian victory is African victory, and Black Man's victory.

Teddy Afro king of Africa (fikr yashenfale)

teddy spoken at the end of this song ...love is a winner always (fiker yashinfal)

his music for all African black people fredame

Teddy is a hero God bless Jamaica 🇪🇹

TEDDY AFRO(The Voice and King Of Africa) Is The Legend Of All Time!!! ''RESPECT HIM''

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Tady is kings of Africa

Teddy the new Ethiopian living legend big respect

His king of king I love u doctor teddy Afro

💪💪💪 stay blessed

Teddy afro king of Africa 💚💛❤️

Wow i love this Song 🇪🇹 and Songster 🇪🇹

At the end of this video, Teddy Afro is actually making the crowed to repeat his famous line...and it simply mean ''Love conquers'' ''God wins''

Thanks so much for sharing 😊

Thank u brother 🙏 🇪🇹 🇪🇹 🇪🇹

he has songs called 'africaye" and also 'bobmaley'

TEDDY Awarded Many Thing From AFRICAN UNION(AU) and UN You Can See! By His Song Of Peace and United Africa.

Teddy is the king of Africa

pls do more reaction on tedy live performance

Teddy the King

Minlike tikur sew meaning Minlike black man he's singing about king Minlike and his wife queen tayetu

teddy is our 👑💚💛❤

Wow that sounds perfect

Try to see the people emotions , its not about musical standard its about togetherness to defend your country

BLACK MAN STAND UP!!!!! I love us ❤❤❤

Please do a reaction to teddy afro sembere at meskal square. You will enjoy it.

Please react on Dagi D Beka

This is unbelievable 😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯

BLACK MAN

Next “sembre “

Music About history of the first time black people of Africa victory of white man in Ethiopia adwa mountain

You should see the music video

You have to react the tour sew clip

The modern History of Ethiopia kinda begun in” The city of Gondor “ with the Guy called Kassa later became a king named Tewodros the second of Ethiopia - who united the modern Ethiopia by sacrificing his life and fought a war against Britain in The Battle of Magdala in April 1868 (which by the way Britain tried to take and want to bring back - The Prince; Alamayu son of Tewodros which didn't work because he died of homesickness at aged 18 and buried at Windsor Castle )and which his legacy continued And Emperor Menelik done it again with his Empress Taytu Betul in The Battle of Adwa AKA The first Italo -Ethiopian war end a discussion not only it is not possible to colonize Ethiopia but its time to get out of the whole Africa - It was very surprising though when Italy came back to invade Ethiopia for second time; Second Italo-Abyssinian War between 1936-1941 in the country's lowest point , where The king Haile Selassie I, Emperor of Ethiopia forced to leave and were on exile (very wise move in my eye ), Ethiopians fought very traditional war and used traditional war weapons on the other hand Italy in its highest point ,uses modern weapons, and even uses chemical Gaz and committed war crimes and airplanes … Ethiopia still won the war ... so whenever you hear when Ethiopia is never been colonized it’s not an easy road … so please go and at least read these 3 kings' history and be mesmerized and know your history . Fun fact !!! even though it’s not fun - Ethiopia never loses a single war in 3000 history and Occupied by any world power call it Egypt, Babylon, Greece, Rom, name any …. I still don't get it why??? I even read bible and my friends who read Quran told me Ethiopia is always been like this May be God placed us here for balance may be who knows ???

in amharic ethiopia Tikur sew means black man

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please turn off the reverb or echo on your mic bro