1. It's not only about Tunisia, besides that, your country is a conservative country, and conservative people, the world tours of the famous EDM artists are in Europe, the USA, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea and sometimes Brazil. They don't know that Tunisia even exists. 2. If I were a famous artist, I won't come to a country where you can't drink beers in the streets, you can't kiss your Girlfriend in the streets, and clubs are only in touristic zones. If we want to have a clubbing culture, we need to have a sociological, infrastructural, and supra structural field for clubbing. It's funny, there is no a nightclub in the downtown area of the capital. 3. I don't believe you when you say that Tunisia was 4th in the world in attracting famous DJ. You didn't mention the source of your information. 4. The world of EDM and Clubbing is evolving, and Tunisia is just a third-world style of clubbing that will not evolve like other countries. That's a fact. The EDM and Clubbing worlds are evolving in terms of the quality and quantity of artists. Bringing David Vendetta in 2000 is not the same as bringing a simple DJ from Sweden in 2024. Why? Because in the 2000s, there were only +10 famous DJs around the world, and they were invited by the country leaders without forgetting the fact that there were only 2 or 3 EDM communities, like Techno, and Dutch House. Nowadays, there are +20 EDM communities, and there are no famous +10 artists, but there are +1000 famous ones that represent every community. So, it's not easy to bring one of the contemporary artist, but it is when you want to bring a 2000s DJ. Why? Because the contemporary famous DJ works every day in every corner of the world to please the small communities in the smallest town in every country, while the old-school DJ works only for a big event when a country invites him. In other words, the EDM DJ are not oriented to do the commercial EDM like the 2000s. Now, the most famous DJ want to NOT COMMERCIALIZE the COMMERCIALIZED clubbing lifestyle by factorizing a big event into a many small ones to closed communities. 5. I hope you understand this and stop whining because our retarded country in not following the train of evolution and blame the revolution. 6. Respectfully, to the host girl, please, change your style of talking and moving, your body language yikes. It's a bit amateur and teasing. Thanks for the video, although it's a bit superficial and short. And check out my UK Garage and IDM playlists on Spotify!
ملا جعبصة، تتكلم و تفسر و قاتل روحك، تو هذا موضوع من اصلو، ناس تفيش و انت تحب توري روحك، ثاتي حاجة تحب تخدم ملازمكش تتكلم برشة، و زيد جاي لبودكاست معفط كيف هذا و عامل جهدك 😂😂
Stagfirallah, Allah yehdikom
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1. It's not only about Tunisia, besides that, your country is a conservative country, and conservative people, the world tours of the famous EDM artists are in Europe, the USA, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea and sometimes Brazil. They don't know that Tunisia even exists.
2. If I were a famous artist, I won't come to a country where you can't drink beers in the streets, you can't kiss your Girlfriend in the streets, and clubs are only in touristic zones.
If we want to have a clubbing culture, we need to have a sociological, infrastructural, and supra structural field for clubbing. It's funny, there is no a nightclub in the downtown area of the capital.
3. I don't believe you when you say that Tunisia was 4th in the world in attracting famous DJ. You didn't mention the source of your information.
4. The world of EDM and Clubbing is evolving, and Tunisia is just a third-world style of clubbing that will not evolve like other countries. That's a fact. The EDM and Clubbing worlds are evolving in terms of the quality and quantity of artists. Bringing David Vendetta in 2000 is not the same as bringing a simple DJ from Sweden in 2024. Why? Because in the 2000s, there were only +10 famous DJs around the world, and they were invited by the country leaders without forgetting the fact that there were only 2 or 3 EDM communities, like Techno, and Dutch House.
Nowadays, there are +20 EDM communities, and there are no famous +10 artists, but there are +1000 famous ones that represent every community. So, it's not easy to bring one of the contemporary artist, but it is when you want to bring a 2000s DJ. Why? Because the contemporary famous DJ works every day in every corner of the world to please the small communities in the smallest town in every country, while the old-school DJ works only for a big event when a country invites him. In other words, the EDM DJ are not oriented to do the commercial EDM like the 2000s. Now, the most famous DJ want to NOT COMMERCIALIZE the COMMERCIALIZED clubbing lifestyle by factorizing a big event into a many small ones to closed communities.
5. I hope you understand this and stop whining because our retarded country in not following the train of evolution and blame the revolution.
6. Respectfully, to the host girl, please, change your style of talking and moving, your body language yikes. It's a bit amateur and teasing.
Thanks for the video, although it's a bit superficial and short. And check out my UK Garage and IDM playlists on Spotify!
ملا جعبصة، تتكلم و تفسر و قاتل روحك، تو هذا موضوع من اصلو، ناس تفيش و انت تحب توري روحك، ثاتي حاجة تحب تخدم ملازمكش تتكلم برشة، و زيد جاي لبودكاست معفط كيف هذا و عامل جهدك 😂😂
موضوع هذا يستحق معناها تحكيو عليه هههههه
mefmetch chkoun linvité tofla wala tfol hia tahki w defensive akther menou
موضوع تافه تفزدو في الشباب
7kiwoulna 7aja scientifique 7kiwoulna kifach nasn3o sarou5 kifech nel9aw dwaa yechfi lamrath 7asilou ya3tikom 3asba fi zouz mawthou3 tafeh ki zebi
Stagfirallah, Allah yehdikom