I arrived at this video after randomly coming across Circassian dancing, Arabic dabke, the whirling dervishes of sufism and other similarly fascinating traditions. Subhan'Allah, it never ceases to amaze me how, for a relatively small planet in this enormous universe, there is such a wonderful variety of cultures, each one beautiful in its own way.
It is nice to see everybody enjoying themselves so very much . Even the very aged men are dancing as freely as the young boys . Although the men are seperated from the women , you do get glimpses of the women unlike as in Arab Muslim weddings where they cannot be seen at all .
I never realized how much joyfulness and movement was part of Orthodox culture and prayer. I don’t understand the celebration of a marriage with men and women completely separate but the happiness animated manner in the prayer is nice
I enjoyed this It's good to learn how other culture have there weddings And we should respect that Every one is different And I respect that All the best to Bride and Groom 🌺
This is not a correct Jewish wedding, this is not our culture, this is only one community that create that kind of freaky wedding culture, where the bride remain like an object!! Jewish bride should stay modest, covered but not the face, she should dance with the women exactly like the men can dance, she should not stand there and watch. This is extrim.
@@Shirat-habriah why are you saying that? Is it in the Scriptures that the bride should dance with the women? Was it practiced in the Ashkenazi shtetls?
@@marcusaureliusantoninus2597 Hi Marcus, a Jewish woman should not dance with men ecxept her husband, therefor she should have dance with the women, it's not forbidden for her to dance, just not with or in front of strange men.. especially when it's her wedding, she should participate the celebration :)
There is a kid among the singers that have an exceptional voice....hope he continues developing it and becomes a professional singer....for church or for classic endeavors....
Their tradition is something valuable only people who have had contact with their communities can find their beauty, and stop showing fake news about Israel and their people and soldiers, they are in their own land.
@@bnorteno9157 DNA studies had revealed that Ashkenazi Jews originate from an ancient population of the Middle East who had spread to Europe. And their traditions had passed through generations.
The bride will most likely dance during her wedding but I don't think they'll make the video public. It's traditional at a Hasidic wedding to dance *for* the bride. She isn't the entertainment; the guests are. ;)
@@tonihan69 what makes you think she didn't have access to a chair and some snacks? Good grief! Your anti-Semitism game is strong. Jewish weddings have chairs. And lots of food.
So I don't know the answer to this because I'm not Jewish. But what does the Western white dress and veil have to do with a devout Jewish ceremony? I thought that the devotees don't mix any of the Western traditions into their ceremonies? So which branch of the Jewish religion is this one then?
Semper Fidelis Most Jews wear White. Some Mizrahi Middle Eastern Jews may stick to old traditions & wear traditional bright Middle Eastern wedding attire but these days white is more common. As for the wedding you see here the face covering is extremist & not common. Most wear a normal veil. This sect of Judaism here is called Bobov I believe, which comes from Poland. They are ultra orthodox Hasidic Jews. Their traditions are quite different from modern Orthodox Jews.
Semper Fidelis It’s still very much Jewish but totally different culture. For example you get Christian Protestants from England & Coptic Christian Egyptians. They are both Christians, but very different customs & culture.
So if you actually want to know what is going on here ... Wow, there are a lot of really ignorant people commenting on here who clearly don't understand anything going on in this video. For those of you who actually care to know what's happening, this is an elaborate ceremony where all of the men in the community honor the bride on her wedding day. The clothing they are wearing is traditional Russian clothing because this is where this community originally came from. They don't wear that clothing everyday, only for special occasions and not all Jews wear this stuff. Their dance also came from Eastern Europe and Russia. The man who dances with the bride used a ribbon because he does not touch women who are not his wife. This is a boundary meant to honor women and protect their laws of purity. There are no women in the room because the women have a separate party.
@@nicknika490 you're welcome, thanks for taking the time to read the comment. They hold the traditions as very important because typically, displaced people groups tend to lose their identities and get absorbed into the larger nations that conquer them. These communities are so traditional because it is their way of preventing it from happening to them.
Danke herzlich für die Aufklärung. Vom bloßen zusehen, hält man vieles für albern und affig. Dank dir versteht man die Hintergründe und kann doch einiges nachvollziehen.Danke.
Какие хорошие традиции! Песни, танцы! Общая радость! Почитание старших! Детки рядом, впитывают с детства свою культуру! Любо посмотреть! Спасибо за видео!
@@СергійСімонов-ь3з женщины тоже танцуют за ширмой или в таком же зале ... Просто снимать танцы женщин это согласовано их традиции не скромно... Просто люди не понимают чужую жизнь и сразу ,что то придумывают...
Marie Katherine and Lisa Rose, did you guys watch the movie Unorthodox on Netflix, recently? I did, and I’m certain that is the reason this was recommended to me.:)
This looked like a joyous event to me. Deborah Feldman's story is only one narrative. Although I'm sure several individuals can identify with her experiences (people act imperfectly everywhere you go, people in these communities are no exception), there are still many happy Jewish women who live in Hasidic communities.
@Karen Stead After dancing and celebrating earlier, the bride is meant to be deep in prayer at this point in the wedding and connecting to G-d. While she is enraptured during one of the holiest moments of her life, the men are blessing her and the marriage, and externally expressing the joy she's feeling. It's definitely a different wedding tradition, but not inherently bad or abusive.
My Jewish Mommy Life is this an Hasidic wedding? Why do they circle the groom with candles several times ? It’s fascinating. Do you know why they are holding onto the rope or material? And is the singing Yiddish?
My Jewish Mommy Life I’ve seen a couple of your videos recently and enjoyed as we are actually from a very similar background. I think a better way to put is there are so many different types of Jewish weddings being our people are diverse and beautiful. A reform wedding is going to look different than a conservative or orthodox wedding. But orthodox weddings can also look 500 different ways whether you are chassidish, litvish, yekke, chareidi, modern orthodox, and I won’t even get into sefardim because customs for the chuppah differ from country to country. A Chassidish wedding might not be everyone’s taste, but it is beautiful.
AucklandGuy30. It is a Hasidic wedding. Circling around the groom 7 times is symbolic that he is now the center of her universe. This is done in most traditional Jewish sects, not just chassidish. 7 is considered an auspicious number in Judaism as there are 7 days in a week so it is a considered a number of completeness. When they are dancing in front of the bride they are doing a mitzvah (literally commandment to make the bride happy on her wedding day). Since this a Hasidic wedding this specific portion is called the mitzvah tantz. It is considered very holy and one of many times the bride prays for her family, herself and anything else she wants during the wedding day. The rope is called a gartel and is traditionally worn by chassidish men to separate their top half (the holy and intellectual) from their bottom half (the more mundane and animalistic). In this case the Rebbe or leader of this Hasidic sect is doing the mitzvah tantz with the bride. In order to be connected to her without physical contact (many Orthodox Jews not just Hasidic do not engage in physical contact with the opposite gender outside of their husband and immediate family) they dance holding the gartel between them.
@@AucklandGuy30 there is no physical contact between non related men and women - the rope lets the father in law dance with his daughter without touching her
@@МаринаЛузина-ф3ы А ты ,надо думать их идеологию превзошла?Прям от них,прям прочитавши первоисточники в оригинале?Сомневаюсь я однако.И ,если такую сильную нэприязнь имеешь,прамо кюшать не можэшь,зачэм здэсь ходишь?
I know she's so over it and read to pass out! yes it's a mitzvah but they have to know with all the preparations before the wedding etc , face all covered up ,She can pass out. shorter dances would be more considerate.
She dances with the women. The men and women are separated until a certain point in the wedding ceremony. That's all I know as of now. Its very interesting to me.
Somewhere in there, near the microphone, is the voice of a young boy, and it is beautiful. I do hope he continues to sing, and maybe lead songs someday...maybe he is even doing that now.
I arrived at this video after randomly coming across Circassian dancing, Arabic dabke, the whirling dervishes of sufism and other similarly fascinating traditions. Subhan'Allah, it never ceases to amaze me how, for a relatively small planet in this enormous universe, there is such a wonderful variety of cultures, each one beautiful in its own way.
I passed the same "stations" 🙂.
Thanks You tube !
Me too, I saw dabke, Kurdish dance etc.
За черкеские танцы отдельное спасибо.
Thank you for sharing. I am African American and I love how you’ve kept your beautiful traditions.
A bride circling her husband 7 times , blessing him and making him hers. Symbolically :)
Kinda helps you understand marrying Leah instead of Rachel.
Thought the same thing.
I don't?
@@maryanna682 You could marry anyone with being veiled like that.
@@jenniferhale5409 oh yeah I see
I always wondered about that too.
It is nice to see everybody enjoying themselves so very much . Even the very aged men are dancing as freely as the young boys . Although the men are seperated from the women , you do get glimpses of the women unlike as in Arab Muslim weddings where they cannot be seen at all .
These weddings keep the men in shape !
Three weddings keep them homosexual.
@@atj1973 shut up
Jumping for joy! Love watching different cultures and my goodness , those men are fit!
I never realized how much joyfulness and movement was part of Orthodox culture and prayer. I don’t understand the celebration of a marriage with men and women completely separate but the happiness animated manner in the prayer is nice
Orthodox christians you mean? Orthodox is offcial name of first Christians.
@@ontaonta2489 No, these are orthodox jews, or chasidim
They want to keep the men dancing with friends and not other mens' wives watching them attractively dance.
Men pay to watch women dance.
Как красиво столько позитива.Люди помнят и чтат свои традиции.
Ага ...😂
The boy singing in the microphone has a strong, melodic and beautiful voice 💚🎤☺️
The Chassidim have joy in all their celebrations.
And when they kill others
It's great to see the women of this culture so involved in the activity and the party rituals.
Beautiful ceremony. Congratulations to both families. Wishing you a long healthy and happy life🙂
we now know Jewish people are super fit regardless of age.
haha you wish
When comes to wedding they are super-fit ..like chinese ghost jumping .. I wonder the bending ...
So true
Well, it's not all of them.
love the guy in the background on his phone and with his bag of office supplies on his wrist.... really classy!
Какие молодцы. Сохранили свои традиции. Счастья молодым.
I enjoyed this
It's good to learn how other culture have there weddings
And we should respect that
Every one is different
And I respect that
All the best to Bride and Groom 🌺
This is not a correct Jewish wedding, this is not our culture, this is only one community that create that kind of freaky wedding culture, where the bride remain like an object!!
Jewish bride should stay modest, covered but not the face, she should dance with the women exactly like the men can dance, she should not stand there and watch. This is extrim.
@@Shirat-habriah why are you saying that? Is it in the Scriptures that the bride should dance with the women? Was it practiced in the Ashkenazi shtetls?
@@marcusaureliusantoninus2597 Hi Marcus, a Jewish woman should not dance with men ecxept her husband, therefor she should have dance with the women, it's not forbidden for her to dance, just not with or in front of strange men.. especially when it's her wedding, she should participate the celebration :)
@@Shirat-habriah I see, thank you for the explanation. This particular sect of Haredim must be having their own ways then.
@@marcusaureliusantoninus2597 yes, lol.
There is a kid among the singers that have an exceptional voice....hope he continues developing it and becomes a professional singer....for church or for classic endeavors....
That happens when you call all 3590000 relatives to your wedding...
Predrag Kardashian as long as they all brought a gift.
The guy running around in circles in front of the bride doesn’t look it, but is in great cardiovascular shape!
That’s the Rebbe
They must have good genes. Even the old ones get out there and jump up and down for hours. The poor bride having to stand there the whole time...
Their tradition is something valuable only people who have had contact with their communities can find their beauty, and stop showing fake news about Israel and their people and soldiers, they are in their own land.
@@u13613to fake news!? Where did I lie? Maybe you should see it for what it is. Israel is not their land,they are Khazar converts.
@@bnorteno9157 DNA studies had revealed that Ashkenazi Jews originate from an ancient population of the Middle East who had spread to Europe.
And their traditions had passed through generations.
Пока мужики пляшут, бабы на кухне салаты режут....
No había visto tal celebración ultraortodoxa pero que hermoso tratándose de este bendito pueblo de Israel!!!!!
So when does she get to dance? It looks like male Zumba class 😔
The bride will most likely dance during her wedding but I don't think they'll make the video public. It's traditional at a Hasidic wedding to dance *for* the bride. She isn't the entertainment; the guests are. ;)
Renée Colquette i danced with my husband in my wedding and I wasn’t there to entertain. They should have at least given her a chair and some snacks
@@tonihan69 what makes you think she didn't have access to a chair and some snacks? Good grief! Your anti-Semitism game is strong. Jewish weddings have chairs. And lots of food.
Do they take a honeymoon and when does she do her wifely duties
Renée Colquette I’m Jewish Hon so pump you’re ignorant breaks. I’m not Hasidim so yeah I’m not familiar with their nuance.
Спасибо за коменты
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Я таки тоже уже начинаю завидовать за их радость ! 🙂
كلن لبشر نحس نتالالم عذاب ظلم أمراء ظلمين
@@irinageorgitsa لا اكثر من المشاركات طيبون جدا أنا احبهم كثير
Mazal Tov!
Without being offensive I’m a modern Jew & honestly watching this is like a completely different religion to me!
So I don't know the answer to this because I'm not Jewish. But what does the Western white dress and veil have to do with a devout Jewish ceremony?
I thought that the devotees don't mix any of the Western traditions into their ceremonies? So which branch of the Jewish religion is this one then?
Semper Fidelis Most Jews wear White. Some Mizrahi Middle Eastern Jews may stick to old traditions & wear traditional bright Middle Eastern wedding attire but these days white is more common. As for the wedding you see here the face covering is extremist & not common. Most wear a normal veil. This sect of Judaism here is called Bobov I believe, which comes from Poland. They are ultra orthodox Hasidic Jews. Their traditions are quite different from modern Orthodox Jews.
@@ThatLondonLady okay I understand. So it's really not Jewish religion but it's a mixture of things is that correct?
Semper Fidelis It’s still very much Jewish but totally different culture. For example you get Christian Protestants from England & Coptic Christian Egyptians. They are both Christians, but very different customs & culture.
it was simply a question because one is Jewish and one is Western and I didn't think they mixed
Они нас всех перетанцуют,не сомневайтесь!!
Да...ужжж....перетанцуют...и перелюбят....
они уже ето зделали,не сумневай вей вей вайтесь
Сто процентов
Созерцание этого действа-шикарноее лечение от депрессии.А если еще и комменты читануть-таблетки можно выбрасывать в мусор.Невероятно.
I see Tradition and respect. Thanking the person that posted this wonderful video.
Amen. I agree.
2:56 Little dude there in the corner enjoying the whole thing.
lol XD yes he is
😄
Lol I noticed too
Напоминает утренник в детском саду
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤😄😄
Njeriu kur plaket behet dhe nje her femij ...!
So if you actually want to know what is going on here ...
Wow, there are a lot of really ignorant people commenting on here who clearly don't understand anything going on in this video.
For those of you who actually care to know what's happening, this is an elaborate ceremony where all of the men in the community honor the bride on her wedding day. The clothing they are wearing is traditional Russian clothing because this is where this community originally came from. They don't wear that clothing everyday, only for special occasions and not all Jews wear this stuff. Their dance also came from Eastern Europe and Russia. The man who dances with the bride used a ribbon because he does not touch women who are not his wife. This is a boundary meant to honor women and protect their laws of purity. There are no women in the room because the women have a separate party.
Thak you. This is a traditional ceremony. Interesting. As an American outsider I see this as holding fast to the traditions of the old world.
@@nicknika490 you're welcome, thanks for taking the time to read the comment. They hold the traditions as very important because typically, displaced people groups tend to lose their identities and get absorbed into the larger nations that conquer them. These communities are so traditional because it is their way of preventing it from happening to them.
Danke herzlich für die Aufklärung. Vom bloßen zusehen, hält man vieles für albern und affig. Dank dir versteht man die Hintergründe und kann doch einiges nachvollziehen.Danke.
Thank you for giving us some insight into their joyous occasion!
Thank you for your clear explanation
Какие хорошие традиции! Песни, танцы! Общая радость! Почитание старших! Детки рядом, впитывают с детства свою культуру! Любо посмотреть! Спасибо за видео!
Культуру прыгать под однообразные мелодии,или женщинам сидеть взаперти?
@@СергійСімонов-ь3з времена, когда женщины сидели взаперти, были куда как более достойные, чем наши.
Веселье без алкоголя.
А женщины танцуют и веселятся в соседней комнате
Особенно хорошая традиция не работать...
@@СергійСімонов-ь3з женщины тоже танцуют за ширмой или в таком же зале ... Просто снимать танцы женщин это согласовано их традиции не скромно... Просто люди не понимают чужую жизнь и сразу ,что то придумывают...
Супер. Приятно смотреть. Чистая радость и веселье. Baruch HaShem
Women dress very modestly in this community. Big respect!!
Bride looks like she is having so much fun
😂😂😂
On the upside, she doesn’t have to put on a fake smile
Not. Lol
Fun fun fun! The best party ever!
And that's just the beginning....
Why on Earth was this recommended to me
Lisa Rose Wondering same about me!
Marie Katherine and Lisa Rose, did you guys watch the movie Unorthodox on Netflix, recently? I did, and I’m certain that is the reason this was recommended to me.:)
Maybe God wants to show you something or spark your interest in His chosen people? Please pray about it.
I know why in my case... But still. Watch one masorti wedding and now...!!😅
@@mariekatherine5238 I am jewish only 8% - my DNA says. Are you ?
Суперрр!Дай АЛЛАХ семейного счастья молодым,прекрасных деток ,всех благ,удачи и ,чтоб уважали и почитали своих родителей,предков АМИНЬ !👍🤩👌❤
Чего ,они не пожелают вам...
@@s-k-a2346 Почему не пожелают ???
@@nblackndiamand4648 вам лучше не знать
@@everlastingsoul3422 Ну почему же ???
Рекомендации TH-cam не перестают удивлять🤔😅
😀
Ага, я в шоке, почему это у меня..
Что это за народ?На евреев похожи нт в папахах!
@@rozaroza8444 Это евреи хасиды
Да, меня тоже🙄зачем мои глаза это видели, хочу стиратель памяти как в людях в черном💥😳
I wish there was a more detailed description/explanation for what is being sung, what the words and dancing mean.
there isn't any explanation, none good enough anyway. I feel sorry for the children watching/living such silliness.
She is got 6 childrens by now
@Christy Sandhoff
Partial explanation here:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigun
Yes...that would really enhance this
Some background and explanation
Thanks
It's a Jewish homosexuals patry. Old national tradition!
I KNOW ONE THING IF I GET INVITED TO A JEWISH WEDDING I BETTER BE IN GOOD SHAPE. THESE BOYS REALLY DO A LOT OF CARDIO.
Главное шапку не свалить.
Мне эти ролики поднимают настроение , танцуют все, и главное ,без женщин.Сами поют, сами танцуют, а дамы наверно зрители в зале.
Watched a series on Netflix called Unorthodox..thought it wasn’t a reality until now.
God is still good...
This looked like a joyous event to me.
Deborah Feldman's story is only one narrative. Although I'm sure several individuals can identify with her experiences (people act imperfectly everywhere you go, people in these communities are no exception), there are still many happy Jewish women who live in Hasidic communities.
All the time...
@Karen Stead After dancing and celebrating earlier, the bride is meant to be deep in prayer at this point in the wedding and connecting to G-d. While she is enraptured during one of the holiest moments of her life, the men are blessing her and the marriage, and externally expressing the joy she's feeling. It's definitely a different wedding tradition, but not inherently bad or abusive.
У пацанов праздник!!! Девченка зашла на дискотеку!!!!!
Je ne crois pas que la fille ait le droit de danser et surtout ne pas sortir en discothèque . C'est un système patriarcal très rigoureux et strict.
הרב אביגדור אשריך שאתה מחזק את כל ישראל באמונתך
В каждой избушке - свои игрушки.
Главное в этом танце, не потерять шапку!))
Combien de calories vous perdu en sautent
Елисавета Маслова она приворачивается на саморез , не переживай
Елизавета Маслова и ещё, чтоб колокольчики не оторвались
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😂это очень важно😂😂😂😂
Она супер клеем к лысой башке приклеена
Just want to put this out there, most Jewish weddings do not look anything like this.
My Jewish Mommy Life is this an Hasidic wedding? Why do they circle the groom with candles several times ? It’s fascinating. Do you know why they are holding onto the rope or material? And is the singing Yiddish?
My Jewish Mommy Life I’ve seen a couple of your videos recently and enjoyed as we are actually from a very similar background. I think a better way to put is there are so many different types of Jewish weddings being our people are diverse and beautiful. A reform wedding is going to look different than a conservative or orthodox wedding. But orthodox weddings can also look 500 different ways whether you are chassidish, litvish, yekke, chareidi, modern orthodox, and I won’t even get into sefardim because customs for the chuppah differ from country to country. A Chassidish wedding might not be everyone’s taste, but it is beautiful.
AucklandGuy30. It is a Hasidic wedding. Circling around the groom 7 times is symbolic that he is now the center of her universe. This is done in most traditional Jewish sects, not just chassidish. 7 is considered an auspicious number in Judaism as there are 7 days in a week so it is a considered a number of completeness. When they are dancing in front of the bride they are doing a mitzvah (literally commandment to make the bride happy on her wedding day). Since this a Hasidic wedding this specific portion is called the mitzvah tantz. It is considered very holy and one of many times the bride prays for her family, herself and anything else she wants during the wedding day. The rope is called a gartel and is traditionally worn by chassidish men to separate their top half (the holy and intellectual) from their bottom half (the more mundane and animalistic). In this case the Rebbe or leader of this Hasidic sect is doing the mitzvah tantz with the bride. In order to be connected to her without physical contact (many Orthodox Jews not just Hasidic do not engage in physical contact with the opposite gender outside of their husband and immediate family) they dance holding the gartel between them.
@@AucklandGuy30 there is no physical contact between non related men and women - the rope lets the father in law dance with his daughter without touching her
Malka Shulamit Kalish thank you so much. Your religion and culture is fascinating and I wish we had more Jewish people here in New Zealand. Toda.
Дедуля так прыгает как заяц)))
Скорее кузнечик
Он наверное безработный...
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@ВалентинаДяченко-е9й где вы видели работающего Хасида ?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Se ven contentos,la música y los cantos muy alegres,un poco raro para otras culturas,pero 🤷♀️así son las cosas en este mundo💫❤
Me imagino que ya de ser una boda de los judíos más tradicionales, quizá ultraortodoxos ¿No?.
Особенно умиляют танцующие дедушки взявшись за ручки, как влюбленная парочка, есть в этом что то извращенное!
You gotta be physically fit to go to one of these weddings 🙂
I wonder how this video came to recommendation?
So beautiful, I love my people! Baruch Hashem!!!!
🙏🇮🇱❤️🇮🇱
А дед уже наверно третий круг по стадиону нарезает))).Ржал от души))
Так вот откуда выражение пошло: "кто не скачет, тот..." )))
Точно так, а оседелец - это одна пейса )))
Ахаха!
Удивительно звонкий и красивый голос у парнишки который на заднем плане поет..слушаю с удовольствием ...очень красиво и классно)))
Особенно классно потеющие и дурно пахнущее старики , после этого ритуала сразу за стол 😢😢😢
Que coisa mais linda eu não sei mas isso mexe lá dentro do meu coração, é como se alguma forma eu pertencesse Baruch Hashem.
Вот от куда землятресения по миру )))
It’s kind of surprising seeing people dressed so formal bouncing up and down like that while dancing.
Интересно, персонаж в белом получает удовольствие от того что делает?
Liubov-sliepaia, no ne durak!
А где невеста
Шиномонтаж раслябляется на свадьбе....
ПРИЯТНО СМОТРЕТЬ МОЛОДЦЫ 👍так весело дружно все вместье веселее соблюдают традиции.. приятно смотреть
💙💙💙💙 how can anyone hate these people???
I dont understand too ♥️
Love the song - "Woy Yoy Yadadadadada Woy Yoy yadadadada . . ."
Can you please tell a name of a song
@@mateokarlvonpavlovic8295 they have theses made up melodies that just "stick".
@@mateokarlvonpavlovic8295 mitzvah tantz (bobov version)
@@ThatLondonLady thank you very much i did search it on TH-cam But it seems I cant find it. Can I find it on spotify or somewhere else.
@@ninamcrae7295 yes you are right. Its very good song.
Очень красивые обряды и весёлые свадьбы. Все мужчины выглядят торжественно и солидно, особенно Штраймлы.
Вот ,что мне нравится у этого народа:они уважают старость!А это характеризует народ..
На канале Марины Мелиховой есть правдивая характеристика этого народца, с фактами.
Кто вам это сказал? На пенсию вышел и вали в дом престарелых
@@oksanan5895 хасиды не работают, живут на соц пособия от государства
5:11 the old Guy in white seems to be the craziest of all 😅🤣
The Rabbi
Jumping and clapping while singing makes you feel happy.
Танец утят, детский утренник,голова-гнездо ..веселуха
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
😂👍👍👍👍
Как наивно танцуют, молодцы👍👍👍
Я давно так не смеялась
Конкурс,кто выше прыгнет!
Танец показывает какое.то родство с массаями
Похоже на секту.
Love the little boys imitating the Rabi's dancing
6:45 imagine at that point the stage broke
На-ры-дай-дыр-дындырдай,большие озорники хасиды)🤠
אחח איזה חסידים נדיריםםם
Start listening from 2:20 and on. I love the boy's voice, very nice
any idea who the kid is 2:24?
Я очень сильно смеялся.такого танца я ещё не видел... ха-ха-ха
)))))))))))))))))))) я тоже, но я не издеваюсь на ними, просто реально необычно и смешно )))
А мне все понравилось. Сама бы так поскакала. М.б. я еврейка?!😂
@@pisikmyau если узнаешь их идеологию и суть - то будешь презирать и издеваться.
"Есть много друг Горацио на свете,что не доступно нашим мудрецам."
@@МаринаЛузина-ф3ы А ты ,надо думать их идеологию превзошла?Прям от них,прям прочитавши первоисточники в оригинале?Сомневаюсь я однако.И ,если такую сильную нэприязнь имеешь,прамо кюшать не можэшь,зачэм здэсь ходишь?
У каждого своя вера,а я смотрю и радуюсь за них!!!
6:39 Когда помог русским свергнуть их царя и теперь все двери для тебя открыты)
5:27 when the toilet paper sticks and you didn't notice.
😂😂😂
Jajajajaja. Qué risa!!
А жратвы сколько ,и главное все кашерное
amazing Amazing and AMAZING.. you Muslims know how to dance and enjoy yourselves... Love it... totally FANTASTIC...
So the girl should pretend to be a statue and stand there watching them hopping or whatever they are doing😭😭😭😅😅
I know she's so over it and read to pass out! yes it's a mitzvah but they have to know with all the preparations before the wedding etc , face all covered up ,She can pass out. shorter dances would be more considerate.
Them guy bending over and over remind me of little birds from the 50s that dip their beaks into water .
I know what you mean, but they were still around in the 70s. I remember my grandfather had one =)
Been to many, many Jewish weddings, but never anything quite like this
leslie smith Is this very old guy dressed in white the groom???? Poor young woman!
gudrun garzon no!!! This is an ultra ultra ultra ultra orthodox wedding
E Landau Thank you! It is a totally different world!
@@gudrungarzon7083 no. Not the groom.
@@gudrungarzon7083 папа.
Этим людям и на ум не придет,то,что коментаторы некоторые в своем сердце выдумывают.
I guess the women don't get to party!! I'm surprised the bride go to be there at all. 😁👍
She dances with the women. The men and women are separated until a certain point in the wedding ceremony. That's all I know as of now. Its very interesting to me.
It's nice to see happy people.
В такой шапке на шиномонтаж скидка 99%🤣
Ржу😂😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Эта шина завернутая в шкуру , для привлечения клиентов
Елена Барисова у меня шиномонтажки нет,она мне не к чему,а этих рогатых 🤢🤮я не очень.Это если не выражаться!
@@ЕленаБарисова-л9е отадшся за такую шапку ?
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Somewhere in there, near the microphone, is the voice of a young boy, and it is beautiful. I do hope he continues to sing, and maybe lead songs someday...maybe he is even doing that now.
I noticed that! Such a voice! Like an angel!
Yes, a very beautiful voice that boy has.
There's great joy among these people.
A joy to see it.
That dude in the bleachers shoe fell off lol love it looks lit
Не желала бы я себе такую свадьбу🤦♀️
вам просто не известна эта жизнь.моя мечта стать хасидом
Лучше такую!!!Чем была моя украинская.Все нажрались,рыгали,дрались....фу!Страшный сон.
Fanatic dancing!
АЛЛАХА ШУКУР ЧТО Я РОДИЛАСЬ ТУРЧАНКОЙ ПОСЛЕ ЭТОГО Я СВОЙ НАРОД СТАЛА БОЛЬШЕ ЛЮБИТЬ И ОЧЕНЬ ЛЮБЛЮ .........
Всем везет по разному
Muito lindo , não havia visto essa festa é maravilhosa
These men look like they are wearing bedroom slippers and robes.
Whahaha😅😂
Who are you to judge??
I wish I could jump like the old man in white at his age lol
Excelente ejercicio cardiovascular!!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 coitada sem uma mulher pra ampara _la feio demais
Скажите в цирк ходить не надо, деньги выкидывать???? 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣включаешь етюб евреи и угораешь... Хоть поржали от души.. Настроение поднялось...
Joyful, expressive worship is mart of their religion. I enjoyed it very much.
Rabbi Gramps is in good health,
Класс!Супер!Счастья,здоровья и любви молодым!