I loved what she said: "The struggle is always in the beginning. When you started something things get easer, not because THINGS get easier, but because you believe in yourself!" Love Love Love!
The stuff Louis and Dave are doing with Solvey is so innovative and inspirational. I love the direction that Louis is taking with his vlogs to make positive change in people's lives. Thanks Louis for inspiring me to create weekly videos of my own :). Keep living the adventure!
+OSHO not the point. Shes wearing the hijab which shows some devotion to her religion hence highly unlikely to drink alcohol. For a guy who has done so much travelling and pretends to be cultured, extremely rookie mistake.
DeparturetimeArsenal I mean we honestly don't know for sure how devote she is. It's all based on the perceptions we individually obtain from this video. It was likely a mistake; from Louis and looking at the other videos she seemed like it didn't effect her spiritually. Regardless though; this was in the past. Louis would hopefully recognize his mistakes and move on.
just to point out the obvious, women are allowed to drive cars in mostly all muslim countries, and where it isn't it because of cultural reason and not religious restrictions.
Louis asking two muslim girls what they say when they drink champagne. Yes, I know there are muslims who drink but he needs to sharpen his mind sometimes.
+Atikah Z he wasnt dorectly saying that they drink champagne he was just using it as ana example he just wanted to know the word to say cheers.I dont know how you could get confused about that .
Me and my brother saw louis near the dubai museum. We were at baskin robins and and I saw with really tall guy with dreads and knew it had to be him! we literally ran across the road to find to him, and when we did I was too shy to go up to him. I think he saw us staring and waved at us while walking in OUR direction!!! He was so friendly and genuine off camera it was unbelievable :) made my day!!
Salamu Aliakum, it's amazing what you guys are up to and reaching out to everyone, to give them a voice! Keep it up the amazing work! Also on another not, loving Daves input on "live the adventure" PEACE OUT ✌
stop commenting about his dreads he is so much more. he about bring awareness to the world and not about first class society. what a kind and gentle spirit, especially with animals keep up the good work!
بخصوص تيّم الفلاسي ... عزيزتي مب كل حد همه في دبي يستوي إعلامي ، طموحنا اكبر من جي .. الواحد مايحكم على مجتمع لرأي واحد صح عندنا تعليم مجاني و عيادات مجانيه بس مب شرط انه استوي اعلاميه .. أقلها ٤ سنوات جامعه مب صعبه ترى .. وانا مب انسانه اكره الناجح الله يوفقج في مجالج بس لا تجمعين الكل
Hey louis, hows it going ? Obviously you know me on a personal level but i just wanted to add to what Taim was saying. As a British/south african living in and growing up in Dubai for 16 years of my 21 years, I definitely saw many different sides to Dubai and in particular the comparison between the local and western culture's. I fully understand what Taim was saying about muslim girls or local woman being shy and not wanting to vlog and explore etc and I just wanted to inform you that this issue is very different between the western and the local culture. I had many British friends and even went to a British curriculum school known as The english college and I know for a fact that my westernized lifestyle and environment in Dubai is very different to Taim's lifestyle. Dont get me wrong as I did and still do have many local Arab friends and whilst living there the things I learnt and experienced in comparison to each culture was truly amazing. Dubai will forever be a home to me and I would not trade living there for anything. The reason why I am telling you about this stuff is just so you kind of get as much input to your research and It just makes me so happy to see you doing this whole project and especially in Dubai. So please if you want to ask me any kind of questions or get a westerner's view into the situation then feel free to hit me up :) I moved there when i was 2 years old in 1997 and left in 2013 and will make sure I end up back there one day ! especially since my mom and dad are stiil there :) So thanks again for doing what you are doing and keep up with the good work bro !
After I watched your Ethiopia vid, I also watched an ITV documentary on TH-cam, it was Joanna Lumley who travelled the length of the Nile from the Med to its source, a mere trickle in Rwanda. When she was in Ethiopia she went to a ladies house, got her kit off and put on a black gown and sat on a seat with a hole in it with that smoky perfume under it. Apparently, its also very popular there for women about to get married and then they continue doing it weekly. She also loved the place.
Taim is talking about her life in Dubai that is so good because she's local thats why they have free everything and their so spoilt and have all the money in this world. I think there are different issues in the middle east than a women going on the internet and vlogging and exposing her self. If you ask me a person who is international and has been living in Dubai for more than 10 years the only thing I want to them to change is the way they compare between people no one is equal, you can see the very rich people and the poor people who pays the taxes who pays for hospitals who pays for everything so you local people can get it for free. You always differentiate us. Im currently living in NZ and they treat people evenly there is no "he's local and he's international" there is no "he's rich and poor" the government helps everyone who is in need! I wish all arab countries can learn a little from their neighbours 😊
Excellent video today Louis. I hope you have a fantastic day, night, & evening. Stay cool, stay awesome, stay swag, stay unstoppable, stay incredible, stay popular, stay great, keep having fun, keep being the best traveler TH-camr, & stay strong Louis. Peace out.✌️ Enjoy life.👍 & lived the adventure. Boom! *Fist bump* Keep up the good work. Enjoy your Saturday.👑☺️👍🙏
+hope24strong I don´t know why but I thought the majority of people know the greeting as salami alaykum :D I don´t know anyone who doesn´t ^^ and I´m not arab I´m from germany ^^
EMKWAN TV - vlogs from Abu Dhabi & Dubai It would be strange if he would know every greeting in every language though ^^ But I love the meaning peace upon you :) well... and it sounds good :D
I would love some smokey perfume🌸💐🌹🌷...My friend brings the charcoal perfume and other fragrances from Saudi Arabia and Senagal👃🏽awesome...Louis I love your life....
we Muslims do not drink alcohol never and God will punish us if we do that ! if there is some muslims that drinks it they represent their selves only before you judge islam you should read about it first - الترجمة : احنا المسلمين ما نشرب كحول ابدا وهذا الاشي حرام في دينا والله يعاقبنا عليه لكن في بعض المسلمين يشربون وهذول يمثلون انفسهم ما يمثلون الاسلام ، اتمنى اي شخص قبل يحكم عن الاسلام يبحث عنه ، لايك بالله خليه يوصل لفوق يشوفوه الاجانب :(
I think you got a very lop-sided view of the problems in the gulf Arab States from people who are frankly highly privileged in that part of the world. The real, tragic problems that you won't hear about and the people who really don't have a platform there are the massive numbers of migrant workers from Southern and Eastern Asia who live and work in terrible conditions, often lured by the promise of pay which never actually materialises, and have in many cases had their passports confiscated. They are effectively slave workers, and it's so sad because they often make these moves to countries such as the UAE to send money home and better the lives of their children. I hope you get to see this comment Louis because hearing how Dave spoke about the Solvey project in terms of it giving a voice to the voiceless, I really believe it's a great thing. I just hope it's targeted towards the people who deserve it most. Cheers 👍
+filmzen quite a lot of issues in Dubai that I wouldn't expect ppl who never lived there to know as the media makes it look great only. there's a lot of racism and sexism in Dubai, including slavery... (i'm not trying to make you look ignorant or anything just trying to explain!)
Bukur is the same thing as the thing they had smoking during the Ethiopian coffee ceremony and also any feel for you you say selam to say "hello" there are many similarities in the Arab culture and in the Ethiopian culture
+CampingCarJoa pretty sure it's an internal setting on youtube creating those, you can't creative interactive bits on video in editing software, struggling to find the answer to this :(
I feel like Taim was speaking about problems in Dubai from a very privileged, upper-class perspective. What about the serious problems with exclusion of minorities, enslavement of migrant workers, vast wealth disparity, etc.? It seems to me those are some of the SERIOUS problems Solvey could put their brain trust behind over girls being too shy to become vloggers.
+Nicole Kavanaugh As far as I know women's rights is a pretty big issue everywhere. Taim is a woman, with a largely female audience throughout the Middle East. This is what she is passionate about, and she has the ability to actually help with that issue at the forefront. While you're definitely right, importance of issues on a personal level varies from person to person.
Aya Elomrani Of course women's issues are important and valid issues to discuss. But what really bothered me is how dismissive Taim seemed to be about the serious problems I listed in my initial comment. She said that "We have free health care, we have free education, we're very spoiled here, one one of the happiest countries in the Arab world is Dubai." This seems to imply that everything is great in Dubai, when in reality it fails to acknowledge that she is speaking from a privileged position. Free health care and free education are only available to Emiratis, and only 16% of the population in UAE is Emirati. The other 84% of the population is largely composed of underprivileged expats of Asian and South Asian descent who do not and never will have access to the services or quality of life that Taim enjoys. It is important, essential even, to acknowledge that when portraying problems in Dubai to the world.
Haifa dresses so beautifully, she looks like a magical princess or something :o
right
I loved what she said: "The struggle is always in the beginning. When you started something things get easer, not because THINGS get easier, but because you believe in yourself!" Love Love Love!
Haifa.... OMG I love her, she is a very nice person and a great youtuber :)
Glad that you guys have met each other
Amen to that girl at the end! She knows what she's talking about.
Great to see you supporting the local TH-camrs bro!! Helping their voices be heard, a solution is itself
As an Arab I'm so proud of Haifa and Taim 😍 هيفا وتيم مبسوطة فيكم وفخورة
The stuff Louis and Dave are doing with Solvey is so innovative and inspirational. I love the direction that Louis is taking with his vlogs to make positive change in people's lives. Thanks Louis for inspiring me to create weekly videos of my own :). Keep living the adventure!
I'll forever be impressed with the new intro! So good!
Love Taim's energy. Followed her channel straight up.
Beautifully put, Taim! Taim and Haifa are intelligent, strong women who are leading the way to make a positive change in the world.
Did Louis just ask a muslim "when you drink champagne"
Plenty of Muslims drink. I see it all the time
I have muslim friends and they drink more than me lmao
+OSHO not the point. Shes wearing the hijab which shows some devotion to her religion hence highly unlikely to drink alcohol. For a guy who has done so much travelling and pretends to be cultured, extremely rookie mistake.
+DeparturetimeArsenal Looks don't matter that much, a girl who might not wear a hijab could be a million times more devoted to her faith.
DeparturetimeArsenal I mean we honestly don't know for sure how devote she is. It's all based on the perceptions we individually obtain from this video. It was likely a mistake; from Louis and looking at the other videos she seemed like it didn't effect her spiritually. Regardless though; this was in the past. Louis would hopefully recognize his mistakes and move on.
I'm so happy to see haifa in louis' vlog
just to point out the obvious, women are allowed to drive cars in mostly all muslim countries, and where it isn't it because of cultural reason and not religious restrictions.
Louis asking two muslim girls what they say when they drink champagne. Yes, I know there are muslims who drink but he needs to sharpen his mind sometimes.
+Linus Wärn Yeah, they don't look like the kind of Muslims who drink but even if they do drink, I hope they corrected him afterwards.
He was just curious. He just wanted to know if there was any way he could say cheers.
+Atikah Z he wasnt dorectly saying that they drink champagne he was just using it as ana example he just wanted to know the word to say cheers.I dont know how you could get confused about that .
+Millie Taheem directly *
+Linus Wärn I agree. Also studying up a bit on cultures before he visits there, dress codes for sure!
Me and my brother saw louis near the dubai museum. We were at baskin robins and and I saw with really tall guy with dreads and knew it had to be him! we literally ran across the road to find to him, and when we did I was too shy to go up to him. I think he saw us staring and waved at us while walking in OUR direction!!! He was so friendly and genuine off camera it was unbelievable :) made my day!!
It's great to hear the opinions and views of people around the world on different issues and topics!
I love Haifa!!!! Been to subscribed to her channel for a while. I just got back from Dubai and it was amazing.
Salamu Aliakum, it's amazing what you guys are up to and reaching out to everyone, to give them a voice! Keep it up the amazing work!
Also on another not, loving Daves input on "live the adventure"
PEACE OUT ✌
Haifa my favourite Arab vlogger definitely check her on flywithhaifa she is AMAZING
Great to see you using your platform for a positive cause, awesome work Louis enjoying the vids keep it up man.
stop commenting about his dreads he is so much more. he about bring awareness to the world and not about first class society. what a kind and gentle spirit, especially with animals keep up the good work!
Thank you for sharing this content we love it! We looking forward to see more of your work. Enjoy your day!
بخصوص تيّم الفلاسي ... عزيزتي مب كل حد همه في دبي يستوي إعلامي ، طموحنا اكبر من جي .. الواحد مايحكم على مجتمع لرأي واحد صح عندنا تعليم مجاني و عيادات مجانيه بس مب شرط انه استوي اعلاميه .. أقلها ٤ سنوات جامعه مب صعبه ترى .. وانا مب انسانه اكره الناجح الله يوفقج في مجالج بس لا تجمعين الكل
the awkwardness on inaz's face when he said champagne lmfao
yeah i saw that ... i was like we ain't drinkin 😂😂
Hey louis, hows it going ? Obviously you know me on a personal level but i just wanted to add to what Taim was saying. As a British/south african living in and growing up in Dubai for 16 years of my 21 years, I definitely saw many different sides to Dubai and in particular the comparison between the local and western culture's. I fully understand what Taim was saying about muslim girls or local woman being shy and not wanting to vlog and explore etc and I just wanted to inform you that this issue is very different between the western and the local culture. I had many British friends and even went to a British curriculum school known as The english college and I know for a fact that my westernized lifestyle and environment in Dubai is very different to Taim's lifestyle. Dont get me wrong as I did and still do have many local Arab friends and whilst living there the things I learnt and experienced in comparison to each culture was truly amazing. Dubai will forever be a home to me and I would not trade living there for anything. The reason why I am telling you about this stuff is just so you kind of get as much input to your research and It just makes me so happy to see you doing this whole project and especially in Dubai. So please if you want to ask me any kind of questions or get a westerner's view into the situation then feel free to hit me up :) I moved there when i was 2 years old in 1997 and left in 2013 and will make sure I end up back there one day ! especially since my mom and dad are stiil there :) So thanks again for doing what you are doing and keep up with the good work bro !
Every Time I watch a Fun For Louis video I debate growing dreads
Lol
+ItsYeBoi don't
+ItsYeBoi one word "lice" .
+abadi did you have a bad experience?
Ben A im bald .......
After I watched your Ethiopia vid, I also watched an ITV documentary on TH-cam, it was Joanna Lumley who travelled the length of the Nile from the Med to its source, a mere trickle in Rwanda. When she was in Ethiopia she went to a ladies house, got her kit off and put on a black gown and sat on a seat with a hole in it with that smoky perfume under it. Apparently, its also very popular there for women about to get married and then they continue doing it weekly. She also loved the place.
Salam if you wanna translate it to english it means "peace" so we greet each other by wishing peace 🙏🏻
Really love the new intro man! Great vlog overall! :)
Taim is talking about her life in Dubai that is so good because she's local thats why they have free everything and their so spoilt and have all the money in this world. I think there are different issues in the middle east than a women going on the internet and vlogging and exposing her self. If you ask me a person who is international and has been living in Dubai for more than 10 years the only thing I want to them to change is the way they compare between people no one is equal, you can see the very rich people and the poor people who pays the taxes who pays for hospitals who pays for everything so you local people can get it for free. You always differentiate us. Im currently living in NZ and they treat people evenly there is no "he's local and he's international" there is no "he's rich and poor" the government helps everyone who is in need! I wish all arab countries can learn a little from their neighbours 😊
your videos put a smile on my face so you are doing it right! good job!!! thank you and keep doing it!
Really wish I could have flown to Dubai.. it isn't that far away from Bahrain! Loved the messages coming out from this vlog!
Travel Nomad it sounds great!
Excellent video today Louis. I hope you have a fantastic day, night, & evening. Stay cool, stay awesome, stay swag, stay unstoppable, stay incredible, stay popular, stay great, keep having fun, keep being the best traveler TH-camr, & stay strong Louis. Peace out.✌️ Enjoy life.👍 & lived the adventure. Boom! *Fist bump* Keep up the good work. Enjoy your Saturday.👑☺️👍🙏
Love our cause Louis...I'm hoping I can do the same for my people on a more global scale like you...keep it man!
I would love to see Dubai, a very beautiful city.
This is amazing.
That woman is so beautiful
Dubai vlogs are the best! Do try to vist the rest of the Emirates like AbuDhabi, RAK & Alain amazing places & scenery!
Agree. Dubai gets a lot of air time but so much to see and do in the other emirates.
It's so interesting to follow you around experiencing different cultures Louis :))
Love the project, you are doing a great job for the world!
Aww it's was so funny/cute when they were trying to learn Arabic 😂 I'm an Arab 😻.
I know that but was funny!
+EMKWAN TV - vlogs from Abu Dhabi & Dubai can we use loan to buy watch in dubai
+hope24strong I don´t know why but I thought the majority of people know the greeting as salami alaykum :D I don´t know anyone who doesn´t ^^ and I´m not arab I´m from germany ^^
+DeejayHonesT you'll be surprised. Some people don't know. Strange tho as I would have thought Louis should have known.
EMKWAN TV - vlogs from Abu Dhabi & Dubai It would be strange if he would know every greeting in every language though ^^ But I love the meaning peace upon you :) well... and it sounds good :D
To be fair, most muslim countries introduce themselves or say hello by saying Assalamualaikum. So, it really varies where you go.
I would love some smokey perfume🌸💐🌹🌷...My friend brings the charcoal perfume and other fragrances from Saudi Arabia and Senagal👃🏽awesome...Louis I love your life....
we Muslims do not drink alcohol never and God will punish us if we do that ! if there is some muslims that drinks it they represent their selves only before you judge islam you should read about it first - الترجمة : احنا المسلمين ما نشرب كحول ابدا وهذا الاشي حرام في دينا والله يعاقبنا عليه لكن في بعض المسلمين يشربون وهذول يمثلون انفسهم ما يمثلون الاسلام ، اتمنى اي شخص قبل يحكم عن الاسلام يبحث عنه ، لايك بالله خليه يوصل لفوق يشوفوه الاجانب :(
Lol, Dave. "Live the adventure!" This is going to turn into a new thing throughout this month on the outro. :P
I think you got a very lop-sided view of the problems in the gulf Arab States from people who are frankly highly privileged in that part of the world. The real, tragic problems that you won't hear about and the people who really don't have a platform there are the massive numbers of migrant workers from Southern and Eastern Asia who live and work in terrible conditions, often lured by the promise of pay which never actually materialises, and have in many cases had their passports confiscated. They are effectively slave workers, and it's so sad because they often make these moves to countries such as the UAE to send money home and better the lives of their children. I hope you get to see this comment Louis because hearing how Dave spoke about the Solvey project in terms of it giving a voice to the voiceless, I really believe it's a great thing. I just hope it's targeted towards the people who deserve it most. Cheers 👍
I agree! Dave and Louis should see this :)
Yes! I agree. This is something that is very overlooked but a really big problem in the middle east in general
They need to see this!
Maya So sad... disgusting.
1:53, now I don't know about this, but I don't think you use it like that! Looks like you're killing a bug on your face! :)
Wow I can't wait to check out their TH-cam channels
I love seeing Louis use his platform as an extension of him doing his part to make the world a better place.
Louis please come to Abu Dhabi it's the main city in UAE and I live there please I'm a really big fan ❤️
the "smokey perfume" is called buckuur (بخور)
+ksi like perfume😂💜
***** A lot of different scents most popular are musk and oud
+ksi no it doesn't smell like smoke at all
It kind of smells fancy 😂
forgive me if I'm wrong...but isn't Dubai already flourishing?
my thoughts exactly.
+filmzen they may have money. But they have major equality problems
+filmzen quite a lot of issues in Dubai that I wouldn't expect ppl who never lived there to know as the media makes it look great only. there's a lot of racism and sexism in Dubai, including slavery... (i'm not trying to make you look ignorant or anything just trying to explain!)
+Ash no I absolutely appreciate that.
when you were saying the words in Arabic i was like awwwwww :")
thank you again for putting the location on the intro page!
Glad to see you with Haifa, hope you visit us in Qatar one day...
Omg u u met haifaa! !! fianllyyy💜💜💜💜💝💝💝💞💞💞💞
I love how that one girl has a sick diamond Rolex...Dudi struggle?
I would definitely like to see more about women in your Solvey tour, I belive into women, we are the futur of a sustainable world
she's beautiful like an angel
U ppl should come to Karachi. We have 22M PPL HERE
Omg yes yes yes!
Where can we meet you !! please!!!! louis
Does anyone know if Louis is doing a meet and greet?!
3:10 They are samosas but it's called somboosa in arabic
I love that Dave joins in for the 'live the adventure' at the end of every video xD
What Louis is doing is great!!! Carry on mate, it's so brilliant! 😄
Yesssssssss it's Haifaa !!!! I was waiting for this 😍
that was a beautiful speech she made
Haifa 😌💜
When you are an Arab and your mom uses bakhor on a daily basis and Dave reaction to it is so hilarious 😹💕💕
Bukur is the same thing as the thing they had smoking during the Ethiopian coffee ceremony and also any feel for you you say selam to say "hello" there are many similarities in the Arab culture and in the Ethiopian culture
still love this guy
Does anyone have a link on how to make those circular subscribe photos at the end of this video?
Try search for an Adobe premiere pro cc tutorial
+CampingCarJoa pretty sure it's an internal setting on youtube creating those, you can't creative interactive bits on video in editing software, struggling to find the answer to this :(
+Kiall & Sarah I tried to figure it out, but no luck yet. I'll let you know if I find something :)
+CampingCarJoa yeah it's so simple and clean would love to know would make linking to videos/ and others channels a lot quicker and easier :)
Who here also lives in Dubai?
🙌🙌🙌🙌
I see you 😏
+TheRamo97 Not me
***** I know right
Near to Dubai,I'm in Kuwait
salaam!
ooiii come to qatar😢😢😢😢😢
I'm proud of my bro Imtiaz he is in vlog with Louis 😍❤️
i'm a big fan of haifa, she's amazing! you guys should check out her videos :)
+shayma. Big fan of her too
Audio technica ath-mx50's. Some nice headphones right there.
Such a wonderful place
Aahhhhhhh !!! I live in Dubai 😁😭😊😊
Haifaa thouuu , Love Her !
You should go to Bahrain its amazing 🇧🇭❤️
your videos are the coolest thing louis!
GO TO SAHARA MALL IN AL NAHDA DUBAI PLS !!!!!
You're a great person, Louis.
Come to Kolkata Louis, you'll love the cultural capital of India.
Louis's videos are class 👌🏽
I feel like Taim was speaking about problems in Dubai from a very privileged, upper-class perspective. What about the serious problems with exclusion of minorities, enslavement of migrant workers, vast wealth disparity, etc.? It seems to me those are some of the SERIOUS problems Solvey could put their brain trust behind over girls being too shy to become vloggers.
+Nicole Kavanaugh As far as I know women's rights is a pretty big issue everywhere. Taim is a woman, with a largely female audience throughout the Middle East. This is what she is passionate about, and she has the ability to actually help with that issue at the forefront. While you're definitely right, importance of issues on a personal level varies from person to person.
Aya Elomrani Of course women's issues are important and valid issues to discuss. But what really bothered me is how dismissive Taim seemed to be about the serious problems I listed in my initial comment. She said that "We have free health care, we have free education, we're very spoiled here, one one of the happiest countries in the Arab world is Dubai." This seems to imply that everything is great in Dubai, when in reality it fails to acknowledge that she is speaking from a privileged position. Free health care and free education are only available to Emiratis, and only 16% of the population in UAE is Emirati. The other 84% of the population is largely composed of underprivileged expats of Asian and South Asian descent who do not and never will have access to the services or quality of life that Taim enjoys. It is important, essential even, to acknowledge that when portraying problems in Dubai to the world.
"Womens rights is a big issue everywhere"
What rights do they not have in Europe or the US? That men have?
When he said he will meet Dubai youtuber thanks god its not mo_vlogs
Mo is not that bad!
+oscar same here
+zeeshan ali he's entertaining. And appeals to a younger audience than Louis. There's a reason he's got almost a million subs.
@@emkwanvlogs yeah he fakes that he bought cars he is fake
Anyone know how Louis makes those interactive bits you can click on at the end of the video?
Edit apps links etc
Where do you find that?
+radiosification it's a TH-cam link you make when uploading
Is there an official name for the feature so I can look it up?
radiosification I know they're called annotations, hopefully that helps!
I applaud their efforts to help solving huge issues around the world, but why Dubai lol they rich af?
wish i could travel around the world and do youtube:(
+Travel Nomad me too ..... but I dont have money😭😭😂😂
+Travel Nomad 😧 yaah
hifaaa is bae 💖😭
Louis and Haifa in the same video, small world!!
Taim is a great youtuber💜👌🏼
المقطع روعه 😭🤔😍
you didnot know how many it cost as if some one let you visit bakhour place you will love it
Where's the merchandise?
he visited the bastakiya where i used to live before and then they turned it into a museum
What is your favourite country you've been to Louis !!!!!????