DOĞA İÇİN ÇAL 9 - HEY ONBEŞLİ - Pakistani Reaction 

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@@erkegemen6019 well, i m sister not brother, from Karachi, Pakistan 🇵🇰 take care!

@@zainabmustafa7036 😂 hehehe Zainab, my Sister you're awesome 😘 masha'Allah!

@@zainabmustafa7036 😂😂😂 We use this word like "dude,friend," I mean I know you are girl,but I was hope you gonna understand me!

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Merhaba 15 yaşındakiler o dönem türkiyenin her bölgesinden gitmiştir. Istisnalar hariç. Bu konuyla ilgili tokatlılar türkü yaptığı için. Sadece tokatın adını geçir. Yoksa sadece tokattan gitmemiştir. Her bölgeden

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We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

okay

Okay :)

@@AfeeraTahseenReaction thank you

@@AfeeraTahseenReaction Hagia Sophia song please can you analyze and publish ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rA9_qOHZg7w.html

@@_blackwolf_99_77 knk benim linkdeki ni dinlermisin bu adam neden benim linki kabul etmiyor anlamıyorum bence güzel

@@wolf_yunus5419 tamam knk

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

@@AfeeraTahseenReaction Hi Afeera&Tahseen, just some background info about that song from an interview with one of the participating rappers. Sorry for long text but hopefully interesting for you. (Google translation of a newspaper interview with few own corrections, shortened long interview a little bit without modifying content or intention.) Rap music artist Mirac, who talks about Palestine and the cruelty of Israel and America in his songs, spoke to Real Life after his visit to Kudüs ("Jerusalem"). Expressing that it is sad to leave the Masjid al-Aqsa and return, Mirac also made important statements about the fact that his name was on the agenda with the song "Susamam". --Can you tell us what you feel in Kudüs and what Kudüs means to you? When I started rap music, my name was Mozole Mirac. My father was a devout person and I grew up with such an fundament at home. The invasion of Palestine, the famous Hanzala painting, impressed me, and when I was 15-16 years old I named it myself. I always used to mention Palestine in my songs and take images from there to my clips. In my head there was always the idea of ​​going to the Masjid Al-Aqsa. This is the time. When I went, I had very different feelings like all of us. First of all, I was impressed and went where I put my name on. But when we went, it was like we went to Israel rather than Palestine or Kudüs, due to the atmosphere of the area for the first few days. Getting an Israeli visa on your way, Israeli flags when entering, Israel airport, going to Telaviv and so on. I was a little disappointed about these. As we gradually inhaled the environment, it was possible to see that the essence was still there, and that the ore was there alive and vivacious, even though it was dusty. I felt that feeling the day we visited the Masjid al-Aqsa. Before, we always read from poems and books, it was the chance to see Kudüs for the first time. **IT WAS AWFUL TO LEAVE AND COME BACK HOME --Did they tell too little or too much in the books and poems you read? Our intellectuals who are concerned about Palestine are as romantic as they can be, and they have described it very well. I was full of them went on this journey. On the other hand, I felt very weak. It was our land, but not now, Israel has taken over and continues to do so. When we talk to the Palestinians, you see a sense of surrender, of despair in the people there. "Our only hope is Turkey," they say. When you enter the shops, seeing the photograph of Abdülhamid in some of them, seeing the Turkish flag, and even seeing the flag of the Ottoman and Kayı tribe impressed me. It was very sad to leave it that way and return. Part of me stayed there, part of it came with me. We made such an exchange. They always say 'before and after Kudüs ', I definitely experienced it. Because I still find myself watching Kudüs documentaries on RU-vid, reading a poem or an article about Kudüs . Now if they say "Come on, you are going to Kudüs ", I will go out. This was the case in my last Umrah visits. I don't know if there is any other city that I would feel that way. **THE SHARING OF THE SONG SUSAMAM HAS BEEN STRONG Rap music artist Mirac, whose name came to the fore with the song "Susamam", showed his reaction on Twitter when he was disturbed by the fact that the song was broadly shared and owned by PKK and FETO accounts when it was released. Explaining that he was lynched after his post on social media, Mirac said that he even received death threats. I wrote a song telling about street children, refugees, orphans, what the police officers I saw on the news channel did to the peddler, the poor and orphans, in short, the problems I saw on the street. I recorded the song in my own studio. Everyone did that. None of us listened to the episodes of the other friends. Everyone listened to the song when it came out. After the song was released, I woke up the next morning with an incredible demoralization. Because the song was shared by HDP and FETÖ affiliates, including the HDP's official account. Some political parties started to present it as if it was a song against the Erdogan government. I saw it in profiles with an Apo poster (PKK leader) , with Pennsylvania (residence of FETO leader) in its position, and they were sharing the song in floods. Boiling water poured over my head. Strangely enough, I was disturbed by the fact that it was shared by people who are politically opponents or PKK sympathizers rather than at the grassroots level. --Have you left the project like this? There is no such thing as leaving the project, the song remains exactly like it is, but somehow I left. I did not go to any concert where that song was sung, I did not have a project with them anywhere. I am a person open to everyone, this is evident from participating in such a project. I never separate people according to their ideology. While I was not such a person, only because I love my homeland and nation suddenly I became such a person. I am a person who has red lines in the sand on terrorism and PKK in particular. It turns out everyone was a sympathizer of terror. People who claim they cannot be criticized. After me, a friend named Defkan announced that he left the project due to the political momentum the song gained. We already had only us two two different colors in the song, the rest were people of the same mind. --It's nice to criticize, but somewhere we're missing a dose. Don't you also think there is harmful opposition nowadays? It harms the opposition as well. When a person on the same ship starts digging the ship, he will actually sink himself. There were news about the Susamam song in Germany, France, Spain and America. Headlines were made as "the song that scares the Erdogan government". There is a saying that is attributed to Imam Shafii saying "Follow the enemy arrows, they will show you the truth/reality", this is my motto. If the German, the French, the American are happy, why should I? This contradicts me. If the foreign press is interested in this, it shows that I am correct in my decision (to withdraw). --Do you regret making such a breakout (with your withdrawal) after so much lynching and neighborhood pressure? I have no regrets, I carry this as a medal of honor. **MOST MUSIC CONTENTS HARAM --You say 'spiritual feelings stand out in my music' but the style of music you make is rap; Rebellion is also a protest music in a sense, and it presents this protest sometimes with the language of swearing and sometimes in a way that can set a bad example for young people. --Why should someone who listen to rap listen to you after you don't give them? Is rebellion a good thing or a bad thing? It sounds like a bad thing to us at first, but it's about what we rebel against. If there are some things that we consider negative, we rebel. Art is something that already has an oppositional attitude. Our Prophet (saas) was also an opponent of his society. Previously, listeners were interested in the depth of the content of rap music. Nowadays, the more ordinary/vulgar words there are that cannot be said in public, the more popular that music becomes. During my Umrah visit, while I was in ihram, I heard a boy listening to rap music through his headphones. It was music that he listened to that contained things like drugs, sexuality, swearing. He came to me because he knew me. I asked him what he found in this kind of rap. He said he kept pace with the popular, found a more comfortable place for himself among his peers, and offered something different from his environment. I warned him to be careful with his content.The issue of whether music is halal or haram is debated by Muslims. If you ask me, most of it is full of haram contents. Because the main thing is word and word is magic. What we listen to, watch, eat, and drink will definitely affect us. That's why I think we should pay close attention to what we listen to.

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

Var ayarlardan ac

Yes we are speaking Urdu in the video

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@@turanserce2344 bide kalp atmiş 🤣

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

@@AfeeraTahseenReaction Hi Afeera&Tahseen, just some background info. This very interesting article is a direct english auto translation of an interview with one of the rappers, who took part in making that lengthy song as a project. He regretted and withdrew from that project. translate.google.com/translate?hl=de&sl=tr&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.yenisafak.com%2Fhayat%2Frap-muzik-sanatcisi-mirac-susamamdan-cekilince-olum-tehditleri-aldim-3517549 "Susamam" was auto translated to "Sesamem" other than that the translation is ok. "Susamam"="I cannot keep silent". After reading the article you could even be happy that your reaction video was deleted ;-)

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(

We already did that but RU-vid block that video we don't know why :(