Koreans meet belly dancer for the first time! 

Yeah. I was like.. wait, is she really Korean? Are they OK with this much exposure? Lol. I just couldn't grasp it. I'm jealous of byungeun to be able to hold her hips too. I think I might be able to do that shimmering if I know how she moves. 🤣🤣

It was the first time I wasn't uncomfortable thinking they might break. Honestly she's stunningly Pretty

She was great!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ek6GIBlcrtA.html 🔥

You’d be surprised with how many Korean men are ok with skin. A lot of them are actually not that different from American men. And yes this is from my experiences of being friends with Korean men. Times have changed their a lot with the younger generation, not so much the old.

I Totally Agree With You

@@avrahamvidal4255 watch videos of Didem Kınalı.

Yea she's really beautiful

She's cultural appropriating my culture.

@@user-gm9kj2wb9t stop spreading misinformation

I prefer thinner but beauty is in the eye of the beholder :)

@@SpookieBear yes of course this was my own personal thoughts haha 🫶🏼

she also has the perfect body for belly dancing, as you can see with heejae it doesn’t look as good if ur too thin

I have a fake baby bump 😭

For me too .. 😭❤️...i really like her body ...damn sexy bro

im Arab too for me they have to respect it and know the story, anyway im from Morocco 🇲🇦❣️❣️

@@omarouamrhar8699 you’re not Amazigh? lol

لم ينشأ بمصر كان موجود بالعراق في سومر وبابل وهي اقدم من مصر راجع معلوماتك الرقص الحالي ليس شرقي فقط فلقد تطور بسبب الاستعمار تسطيع لبحث عن الرقص الشرقي واصله

Keep dancing for men

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و تيجو بعدين تحكو ع المصريات راقصات بالله بكفي ازدواجية و تناقض الرقص أساسه و منشأه مصر ف ما تحكي عن العرب و اذا حابه تفتخري ف على الوجة الآخر افتخري بالراقصات المصريات اللي بيعلموا الجنسيات كلها جد سخيفين و متناقضين و الله اللي يشوفكم هنا ما يشوفكم بالتعليقات عند فيفي عبدو مثلاً

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@@sarion4838 وش اللي حارق رزك ؟؟ بشويش بعدين بينفجر لك وريد

@@sarion4838 يا شيخة هى فيفى عبده بترقص؟ دى كتلة لحم ماشية😂

@@sarion4838 ur weird

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I made the mistake of drinking a soda while watching 😂🤣😂🤣😂

@@berylwheaten9385 are you alright 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

@@coolheartevilsoul5397 I'm good now but I had choked earlier 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@berylwheaten9385 Imagine I'm choking on chilli sauce

Dun dun dunnnnn dun dun dun dun dun dun dunnnn dun dun dun

damn i- 💀😂

Here, the comment is, the one I waited for - ☠

The best comment😭!

Omg😂😂😂😂

For real doe.

That's the reason of climate change ..youth is busy in doing useless things

@@amresponsibilitytakernotli9613you sound like: "I'm 14 and this is deep" 🤣

@@HeyHeyNingenSucker exactly lmfaoo

Frfr

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Dancer indeed

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Yup

Sriy 😂😂😂

idk

Cultural appropriation

@@user-gm9kj2wb9t Belly dancing was a folkloristic dance common in the Middle East and in North Africa but also in Spain and its origins are unknown, so it's not known in which continent it was born. Furthermore, in some cultures it was performed by both males and females, so it's not even exclusive to one sex. Since it has no religious connotations and was also danced in Europe and by European slaves in North Africa and the Middle East, belly dancing can be performed by anyone and the champions against "cultural appropriation" cannot make their usual annoying comments.

@kcz Obsessed

Same here 🤣🤣

Ikr, he has some good basics for a good shimmy. His snake-arms were pretty good too even if they were a little fast

Cultural appropriating my culture isn't cool.

@@user-gm9kj2wb9t wdym its a belly dancing outfit

@@user-gm9kj2wb9t how was that cultural appropriating??

@@user-gm9kj2wb9t at this point you are cancelling evrything

Belly dancing was popularized by the golden age of cinema in Egypt 40’s - 80’s. It is originally a gypsy tradition, not Arab.

@@radiowhatsnew idk if yk this but the typical image of a gypsy was found in Arab countries and most primarily Egypt so it is an Egyptian/Arab tradition, and it’s also the national dance of Egypt.

@@ayoidek6571 propaganda is not tradition; I understand what you’re saying and belly dancing is not an Egyptian or Arab tradition.

@@radiowhatsnew lol wtf ma'am? 😂😂

@@radiowhatsnew ratio, that egyptian dance

And his tongue darting like a snake's 😂 And his facial expressions during the head rolls 😂 I DIED when the other guy mimicked them 🤣 then the PDnim put them up side by side 😂🤣😂

Right?!!!

yes yeah Egyptians use the half naked bellydance the African bellydance like Morocco, Algeria thats the islamic bellydance orgin.

@@hahahah37dhshshsjshwk20 huh

You're definitely not

@@user-gm9kj2wb9t Belly dancing was a folkloristic dance common in the Middle East and in North Africa but also in Spain and its origins are unknown, so it's not known in which continent it was born. Furthermore, in some cultures it was performed by both males and females, so it's not even exclusive to one sex. Since it has no religious connotations and was also danced in Europe and by European slaves in North Africa and the Middle East, belly dancing can be performed by anyone and the champions against "cultural appropriation" cannot make their usual annoying comments.

@@user-gm9kj2wb9t oh I guess your taking this as culture appropriation?

Sameeee I laughed the whole video 😭😂😂

@@merianmax2940 same😭🤣🤣🤣🤣

Haha 😂

Yeah 😭😂

hi

Wahiksa

Really, a very nice, genuine & great compliment

Me to😂😂😂

lol

No she isn't. She isn't middle eastern or north African and she shouldn't be teaching my cultural dances

@@user-gm9kj2wb9t Belly dancing was a folkloristic dance common in the Middle East and in North Africa but also in Spain and its origins are unknown, so it's not known in which continent it was born. Furthermore, in some cultures it was performed by both males and females, so it's not even exclusive to one sex. Since it has no religious connotations and was also danced in Europe and by European slaves in North Africa and the Middle East, belly dancing can be performed by anyone and the champions against "cultural appropriation" cannot make their usual annoying comments.

@@user-gm9kj2wb9t if then English isn't your native language so don't speak, write or read in English

Yes she really did a great job

@@user-gm9kj2wb9t bro i have been learning belly dancing from 6 and ALL the ppl on the internet that do belly dancing are ALL diff races trust me we love when other ppl pick up the practise we dont gatekeep and are super nice i have seen russains,indians,chinese,koreans,austrailians,americans,mexicans etc. Pick up the dance it isnt anything to gatekeep its a beutiful form of art that is sexualised and not well known pls stop

Oh, that's a dance you can practice during a long time. One of the dance teachers of the association, where I take my dance lessons, retired two years ago and she was more than 60 years old

@@a.g.demada5263 my great grandma is now 70 years old and still recounts her belly dancing days like it’s nothing

🙄🤔Is belly fat necessary for belly dance?

@@scarlett5506 no

@@y.4r11 That's what. I do belly dancing too. 😂😂

@@scarlett5506 it's not necessary but most if not all of the professional belly dancers I've seen live, on broadcast tv and in videos are more on the chubbier side with belly button rings and dangling trinkets swinging over their fat belly.

@@jeeteox Don't be fatphobic.

You just like the girl.

Cultural appropriation

@@user-gm9kj2wb9t Belly dancing was a folkloristic dance common in the Middle East and in North Africa but also in Spain and its origins are unknown, so it's not known in which continent it was born. Furthermore, in some cultures it was performed by both males and females, so it's not even exclusive to one sex. Since it has no religious connotations and was also danced in Europe and by European slaves in North Africa and the Middle East, belly dancing can be performed by anyone and the champions against "cultural appropriation" cannot make their usual annoying comments.

also “cultural appropriation” isn’t what this is? it’s appreciation of a culture even if it’s not your own, like shut the heck up it’s APPRECIATION not APPROPRIATION. just because it’s not part of your culture, doesn’t mean you can’t use it- oml this world.

@@avalea5926 Which cultures is it performed by both males and females?

@@user-gm9kj2wb9t shut up with that over used ass word 😹😹😹

Hahahah yesss

Is this cultural appropriating your culture at all? There's a girl commenting that it's "Cultural appropriating my culture" on EVERY single positive comment I see and then arguments occur. I believe you all have different views on this topic but I just don't understand if it is actually cultural appropriating since I don't know the history.

Ignore that person, they’re just trying to get attention. There is literally nothing wrong with learning a dance and listening to music from another culture. You don’t have to be of a certain blood to enjoy parts of their culture. Sharing culture is how we’ve always learned about each other and how are we supposed to be more open and tolerant towards different culture if we strike anyone down who has an interest in another culture?