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Hearing Baba Suwe speak English feels so weird.😆 For those who don’t know Baba Suwe… He was a legendary Yoruba comedy actor who was well-known in the Nollywood film industry. Though he’s now late, he began his acting career in 1971 but skyrocketed to fame in the late 1990s... show more

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Never knew he speaks good English. Stereotype is very bad.

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Baba Suwe was the ultimate clown 😂

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This is my first time hearing him speak English

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Oh I see why UnkleAyo said a "comedian" of particular concern looks like Baba Suwe that stopped downloading at 23%. Choi, Ayo get mouth.

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No Yoruba movie artist back then.. stamp passport reach babasuwe. Ask around !!!?! Awon Mr Agboworin, Agbojaarin Iykyk

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No be iyabo oko be that? 😂😂😂

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Mo fo o . I no fold ke! He almost made us believe he couldn't speak English

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“I don’t give a monkey”🤣😂🤣🫵🏽🫵🏽🫵🏽

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Haba! Comedy aside baba suwe is a Lagos boy, average Lagos people, young or hold speak English no matter how good or bad.

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Toyin self dey craze…English for baba suwe mouth 😂

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May God rest their souls.

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I think I watched this film then😅 Baba jaiye jaiye Top comedy film then 😅

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I love you, please, dakun to ri.......

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Baba Jayejaye Omoh

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@grok what is the title of this movie

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Stereotype is very bad This is the first time seeing him speak English.

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Tell me this is Baba Suwe AI

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“It doesn’t ma’a” 😂😂😂

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😅😅😅

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No no no, I don’t give a money😹 I don’t give a damn😩😹

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People don go

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😂

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@OlalowoTomiwa 🤣

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For real 🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈

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I don’t give a monkey 😌😂😂😂

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😂😂 Baba suwe

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🤣😂😂

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Which role baba suwe never act

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First time 😂 But why kissing has to turn to wrestling 😂

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And this ain't AI?

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Wow.. never heard him speak English

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WHY ARE PEOPLE LIKE THIS? 😭 In a million years, I would never have thought that Opebe could speak about Baba Suwe in this manner 😢 We always watched them together and Baba Suwe carried him along so well He’s mostly in every of his movies and I’m very sure 90% of people that know Opebe today knew him through Baba Suwe Which means he contributed greatly to his career and fame How he’s no more and you feel it right to publicly criticize him No single respect for his wives and his children Opebe???? This is height of disloyalty 💔

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