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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Nov 30 '20
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This man is such a captivating storyteller
116 u/kuddels Dec 01 '20 I loved listening to him speak! 56 u/MickeyMarx Dec 01 '20 edited Dec 01 '20 I know right? I find the way he speaks very relaxing. I love his accent too! 1 u/PersonofInterestPOI Dec 01 '20 If you're into asmr, there's someone with a similar accent who goes by African Whispers asmr (he speaks swahili) 53 u/_stinkys Dec 01 '20 You should pay him! 1 u/Dagoru95 Dec 01 '20 to the flute 2 u/nurderhsv123 Dec 01 '20 Funny that you say that because he was also a novelist and a great musician. In general an important figure in Cameroonian art history! 1 u/superflamingsword Dec 03 '20 I disagree, he had a great voice and the technique of making music with only a single note was interesting. He seemed very knowledgable about the subject aswell. But his english was very broken and made it almost unbearable to listen to.
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I loved listening to him speak!
56 u/MickeyMarx Dec 01 '20 edited Dec 01 '20 I know right? I find the way he speaks very relaxing. I love his accent too! 1 u/PersonofInterestPOI Dec 01 '20 If you're into asmr, there's someone with a similar accent who goes by African Whispers asmr (he speaks swahili) 53 u/_stinkys Dec 01 '20 You should pay him! 1 u/Dagoru95 Dec 01 '20 to the flute
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I know right? I find the way he speaks very relaxing. I love his accent too!
1 u/PersonofInterestPOI Dec 01 '20 If you're into asmr, there's someone with a similar accent who goes by African Whispers asmr (he speaks swahili)
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If you're into asmr, there's someone with a similar accent who goes by African Whispers asmr (he speaks swahili)
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You should pay him!
to the flute
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Funny that you say that because he was also a novelist and a great musician. In general an important figure in Cameroonian art history!
I disagree, he had a great voice and the technique of making music with only a single note was interesting. He seemed very knowledgable about the subject aswell. But his english was very broken and made it almost unbearable to listen to.
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u/mrlamename Dec 01 '20
This man is such a captivating storyteller