even though i am not religious at all, as a turkish queer person, this season and the previous ones were the dearest to me for showing such realistic lives of minority teens who are like me. skam will always be THE series.
I think the relationship between Sana and Noora this season is great and also really realistic. You can be friends with someone and at the same time be jealous of them. I think Noora is everything that Sana wishes she could be (in moments when she's insecure about her indentity and culture) - blonde, Norwegian girl who is seen as pretty, quite popular and smart, while having strong morals (like: not drinking, being a feminist, being kind hearted and loyal to her friends) at the same time. Even the girls from Pepsi Max acknowledge that about Noora when talking about kicking Sana out of the russ buss (setting her as an opposite to Sana - pretty, cool and kind) + Sana thinks that Yousef sees Noora this way - like a Norwegian alternative of Sana? I really liked how Sana, even while being hurt and jealous of Noora, still remained kind to her and didn't try to bring her and her hapiness down. I'm so glad they ended up on good terms!
FINALLYYYYYYY. I loved sanas season it was my favourite!! Although im not muslim her character was so interesting and relatable to me. The anger and frustration she felt sometimes were transported so good through the screen. Also Sana and youssef have my heart ❤
skam will always have a special place in my heart tbh i remember watching it as a teenager by myself and then rewatched it with my mom. it made us open up about ourselves and just overall talking with each other about our experiences. i remember we both cried so much with the finale (my mom's favourite character was sana!!) even tho i'm not muslim and neither is my mom, we're catholic, it was so inspiring seeing an openly religious person questioning their faith and growing from that. as you said, it was braver for her to wear her hijab than doing all these things to '''''free''''' herself. i hope you post more long versions of your analysis !! i love your commentary
I also believe that Sana was brave, despite what the critics say. Because she could have chosen the easy path and taken off her hijab for a guy. However, she fought against her desires which is something very admirable about her. Since no one talks about how hard it is to keep your religion in the western world!
I would love it if for the next video you talk about the impact that this show has on Norwegian ppl and how big it was (if it was) and like how was the experience there
Love your videos!!! I'd love to know the broader impact of skam during the time that it aired cause I watched it in 2018 (right after it ended)....would also like to know why it ended
this was my least favorite season after noora’s despite sana being my favorite character. i hate the lack of girl!chris in this season despite her being sana’s closest friend in the previous seasons. it felt like the writers just had to squeeze noora in every single storyline when that wasn’t a problem in other seasons. the lack of communication between the characters felt frustrating to see.
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even though i am not religious at all, as a turkish queer person, this season and the previous ones were the dearest to me for showing such realistic lives of minority teens who are like me. skam will always be THE series.
SKAM was a big influence on me during my teen years and i’m forever grateful for everything that it taught and exposed me to. Love love love
AGREE SO MUCH WITH WHAT YOU SAID. SANA was such a beautifully written character, and so important.
I think Youssef is my favorite out of all the love interests. He’s so sweet and him and Sana are so cute together with their interactions!
I think the relationship between Sana and Noora this season is great and also really realistic. You can be friends with someone and at the same time be jealous of them. I think Noora is everything that Sana wishes she could be (in moments when she's insecure about her indentity and culture) - blonde, Norwegian girl who is seen as pretty, quite popular and smart, while having strong morals (like: not drinking, being a feminist, being kind hearted and loyal to her friends) at the same time. Even the girls from Pepsi Max acknowledge that about Noora when talking about kicking Sana out of the russ buss (setting her as an opposite to Sana - pretty, cool and kind) + Sana thinks that Yousef sees Noora this way - like a Norwegian alternative of Sana? I really liked how Sana, even while being hurt and jealous of Noora, still remained kind to her and didn't try to bring her and her hapiness down. I'm so glad they ended up on good terms!
FINALLYYYYYYY. I loved sanas season it was my favourite!! Although im not muslim her character was so interesting and relatable to me. The anger and frustration she felt sometimes were transported so good through the screen. Also Sana and youssef have my heart ❤
skam will always have a special place in my heart tbh i remember watching it as a teenager by myself and then rewatched it with my mom. it made us open up about ourselves and just overall talking with each other about our experiences. i remember we both cried so much with the finale (my mom's favourite character was sana!!) even tho i'm not muslim and neither is my mom, we're catholic, it was so inspiring seeing an openly religious person questioning their faith and growing from that. as you said, it was braver for her to wear her hijab than doing all these things to '''''free''''' herself.
i hope you post more long versions of your analysis !! i love your commentary
Hi! Ignore the captions, I couldnt remove them because capcut was glitching
no actually thanks for having the captions there, makes your video more accessible to everyone
Yessss I’ve been waiting for this video!! 😍😍😍
Sorry for being late🥹 and thank you for watching 💕
I also believe that Sana was brave, despite what the critics say. Because she could have chosen the easy path and taken off her hijab for a guy. However, she fought against her desires which is something very admirable about her. Since no one talks about how hard it is to keep your religion in the western world!
I would love it if for the next video you talk about the impact that this show has on Norwegian ppl and how big it was (if it was) and like how was the experience there
Loveeee your videos sis❤
omg i love this
Love your videos!!! I'd love to know the broader impact of skam during the time that it aired cause I watched it in 2018 (right after it ended)....would also like to know why it ended
loved this vid
this was my least favorite season after noora’s despite sana being my favorite character. i hate the lack of girl!chris in this season despite her being sana’s closest friend in the previous seasons. it felt like the writers just had to squeeze noora in every single storyline when that wasn’t a problem in other seasons. the lack of communication between the characters felt frustrating to see.