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- Tribal people reacting to @cyndilauper Girls just want to have fun
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Girls just want to have fun by Cyndi Lauper
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Watch Mukhtiar and others paint their acrylic pouring for first time: th-cam.com/video/JCkEtWkwZZQ/w-d-xo.html
Mukhtiars painting is sogood isn’t it!
Dear Trybals , what about the song BABY DID A BAD BAD THING? by Chris Izaak.
I am guessing you don't want any overtly sexy film clip, but there are live versions that are more raw and really show off his voice range.
Oh and then, WICKED GAME, by same singer.
Another interesting song would be MONDAY I GOT FRIDAY ON MY MIND, by THE EASYBEATS. filmed in 1967, in Australia.
So old black and white film. They can imagine their oldest family members in 1967.
As well, it is a sad story. The lead singer became an alcoholic and drug addict and ruined his life and wasted his talent.
And much more modern, an internationsl band, THE TRAVELLING WILBURY'S singing THE END OF THE LINE
Oh and THE ORINOCCO FLOW by the Irish singer Enya singing. Very different. Very original
Also CARLY SIMON singing YOU'RE SO VAIN live playing a piano with a band
Oh and the beautiful LONG VERSION of NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN, by THE MOODY BLUES
Thank you for addressing Parvati's life as a woman living under such strict circumstances. She deserves all the best and we are grateful to be her friends❤
I always feel bad when I see her keep glancing over to her right like she's asking for permission to have her own reaction. They did a good job lifting the veil without having to be very explicit.
She breaks my heart when she looks so grim during the video
Yes, I always felt/feel that she is holding back in her response. She's trained herself not to reveal what's going on inside. I just want to hug her.
❤️
Yes - Everyone is her friend and she should not have worries about friends.
It took me a moment to realize why Parvati's son seemed to be having such a hard time unwrapping his coloring book, but then it finally clicked: he's not unwrapping it, he's carefully putting it back into the disposable plastic wrapper in order to protect it, as if it's something very precious to him. Very sweet, and extremely humbling.
that's what it looks like. Sacredness. Substance. That's what humans are supposed to be producing.
He could become an ASMRtist based on that carefully sound
lovely observation
"She just brought everyone home.
We'd get beaten for that."
Damn, that made me cry....
Girls just want fundamental rights!
in the middle east feminism is actually needed, in the west such as the united states though its not needed
@@putitinreverseterry goodluck with that, its racist to mention anything against muslim culture, the racists are the white men, aöways-
@@Pannkakaize In the U.S. blacks are by far the most racist!
We have NOTHING to complain about here in the USA
I don't think my parents would be like me bringing everyone home either lol we need to respect parents
Muhktiar has such a crush on Cyndi Lauper. You could see it in his face how much he admires her. I think it would be cool if Cyndi Lauper got to see his painting and his reaction to this song.
It's so sweet!!! I hope he finds his Cyndi!!
I'm sure she'd love that!
He's entirely smitten and it's so cute. Love the expressionist painting he did thinking of her!
@@morgantaylor517 I know! I hope he finds his flame-haired dynamic lady-love! And that Cyndi sees this video and his vibrant painting.
Oh absolutely I could tell right away, 😆 it's really very sweet.
I hope Cindi sees this and accepts the painting! And make reaction videos to her receiving it, and him watching her reaction video would be amazing!!
Everyone ribbing poor Mukhtiar 😂 Look, we all get a celebrity crush at some point!
He noticed Cyndi from moment one - "The girl with the yellow hair"- in the We Are The World video, and you could see it in his face then...it's actually very moving to see it. Love really is a many splendored thing, but to see with my own eyes that "ZING" moment when Cupid's arrow hits the unsuspecting heart...that is the sweetest thing for me. I hope Cyndi sees Muhktar's painting...and thanks him personally. That would be pretty sweet.
Showing Parvati while Cindy sang "some boys take a beautiful girl and hide her away from the rest of the world" was spot on, after she said that her husband stops her from going outside. I wish you the best Parvati ❤️
Parvati’s husband loves her …. that is how he shows …. Love can be a strange thing…. Sometimes we hurt the ones we love 💕
@@safanamakhdoomable this sounds like abuser manipulation.
@@safanamakhdoomable that's not love, that is abuse from a very possessive person.
@@safanamakhdoomable + Pavanti has stated that he husband would beat her for behaving like Cyndi Lauper, which basically means that he is violent to her. She has also previously stated that her husband and his mother blame her for everything. That's not love, that's narcissistic abuse. Narcissists don't love, they 'own'.
@@rapunzelmane9592 where did she say that?
Parvati is such a beautiful person inside and out 💜 she deserves the world and more. What an amazing role model. Sending her all my love for a happy future, one where we all can be free and equal!
Better words never spoken 💕
I was thinking exactly the same thing. ♥️
I want to take her to Vegas, in designer clothes and stilettos!
Yes, yes, YES! I also wish her all the best!
" we would get beaten if we act like this" ....sad
I am really thankful to Parvati for enduring all the nagging and badmouthing to come to your studio and enrich us with her opinion of things. Parvati, you're brave and admirable.
She would have fun-I have a feeling that she never had her fair share of fun growing up. Bless her.
Honestly, it's worth rewatching just to see Mukhtiar's slight smile watching her, then the big smile when he gets to talk about her and the painting. What a beautiful person he is
He really is, both spiritually and physically beautiful. I wish I could still draw, but my eyesight is failing and I can't do the detailed pencil drawings I used to. I would love to draw all of them, but especially him and Parvati with her children. Thay have the most beautiful eyes!
I think he is smitten!
Mukhtiar and I are in sync with Cyndi.
When he asked, "I will be able to see her when she was young, again?!" 🥰 Someone should tell little mama that plastic surgery and fillers do a wonderful job of removing the stress from the face.
I Thank Mukhtiar is in love with Cindy... adorable!
When you told her we were her friends and didn't want her to be sad you made me get teary-eyed.
Yes, we ARE her friends. Much respect to her. What a “lady!”
Mukhtiar really did capture her in his painting! 💜 a true artist!
Yep, those colors are definitely the 80s Cyndi Lauper.
I thought so too. Its an absolutes lovely painting. He has captured her on canvas and it is perfection!
I hope that Cindi Lauper can see this painting and buy it from him 🥰🤗🙏🙌
I think it would be a perfect album cover for Cyndi.
@@0okamino I agree!
He made that painting just from seeing her in the "we are the world" video? Amazing!! It is beautiful. He got the joy and the color, the exuberance and the warmth of her personality. Looking at a photo is not the same, in the video he heard the voice, the tone, he felt the energy
I saw the "We Are the World" video first and the instant I saw this painting, I thought it looked like Cyndi! Mad talent.
His painting looks like it could be an album cover for her music! Beautiful!!
Fantastic artist. Cyndi Lauper would love the painting I’m certain.
@@dawnmguzman They should let him hear Cyndi singing 'true colours'
Prayers and thoughts are with Parvati. Women deserve respect and freedom same as man. She deserves so much more in life. Feel for her
I left Cyndi a message about your channel. She is busy with upcoming shows but hopefully she can find time to contact you. I know she would love to see the painting.
I have sent Twitter to her with links to your videos!
Great idea! If enough of us send messages, she's bound to take notice. Cyndi is a kind person with a beautiful heart, and she would be so honored to see this, and Mukhtiar's painting of her. How cool would it be to have a reaction video of Cyndi speaking personally to them? ♥
@@LazyIRanch EXACTLY MY THOUGHTS!
@@LazyIRanch when you message her, make sure you let her know the page and which episode to look for.
@@leahutto6950 I have
It's unfortunate to hear that the lady faces scrutiny for coming and doing these videos, I was afraid of that ever since I started watching these, people can be very cruel.
I actually can see how someone would paint warm bursts of red, yellow and pink with little swirls of cool blue while thinking of Cyndi Lauper. He saw her true colors.
I see what you did there, haha
I truly hope Cyndi Lauper gets to see this. That would be awesome !! Girls just want to have fundamental rights. All my love to Parvati. She seems an amazing woman!
They got fundamental rights... she's better off where she is..The United States is filth and depravity these days because of feminism, liberalism and "civil" rights
@@rob8530 How do you know?
@@GinaAccawi How do I know what ?
@@rob8530 filth and depravity is because of feminism?
@@GinaAccawi Partly yh..it started coming into western civilization mainly in the 1960's with the "birth control" pill...we can see how far the West has fallen into degeneracy since then
I love his paining. I can see Cyndi in his painting. He captured her character and colors perfectly!
I want this beautiful lady to know I pray for her. Find freedom within darling. Know that letting your boys witness this kind of freedom of expression will help ensure that their wives will be free to dance and to talk with whomever they like. You are a great mom to do this.
Women can excel at anything men can do and prove it daily all over the world. But thete is no more important job that any man or woman can do than raise the next generation to be better.
I agree, being mom must be the toughest job on the planet.
Beautifully put x
❤️
“Some people want to take a beautiful girl and hide her away from the rest of the world, I want to be the one to walk in the sun…” this is the whole meaning behind the song. Women are of great value, we are humans, and we deserve everything from freedom, joy, love, security, a family, home and all without having to be stripped of our dignity and humanity to have it.
Exactly! It's sad that some parts of the world are still behind about this...
" Im terrified of cats bro..." cat then peeps from around the edge.
Give him time, he'll become the cat-uncle.😁
I giggled. He is gonna come to love ❤ kitty.
@@dragonladyfink4685 He will, because he's a kind person.
Fear comes from not knowing.
I used to be terrified of tarantula spiders until I came to live in the desert and got to know about what amazing and gentle creatures they are. Yesterday, I was rearranging some paving stones and accidentally uncovered the burrow of one, and immediately apologized for disturbing it's home and put the stone back, feeling bad about intruding on it's peace and quiet! I hope it accepts my apology and doesn't leave. ☺
@@LazyIRanch we live on a tiny lake in the middle of the city. We have frogs, toads, raccoons, rabbits, and BIRDS! I love hawks but I'm terrified of them. This summer a juvenile red tail hawk came and played in the sprinkler. It let me come within a couple of feet as I spoke to it. I now respect but don't fear them.
Show him all of the cute cat videos.
I'd actually be curious to see them watch one of Cyndi's more serious songs like "Time After Time" or "True Colors" so they could see what a well-rounded artist she can be.
I was thinking that too. I bet he’d love, “Time after Time.”
Indeed!
Exactly
Parvati, you are a beautiful, amazing woman, and an amazing mother and quilter. I wish you all the happiness you deserve. I am so happy to have gotten to know you through these videos!!
I wish I could give her a hug
I hope she and the others get to hear the lovely comments people say about them. Actually that would be a great thing to video and show on this channel.
@@bigdave1302 Absolutely! Make a video of them hearing all of the nice comments people say!
And to the very nice lady you tell your neighbors you're a ambassador of your country teaching people around the world about who you and your people are
One reason this particular channel is so strong and interesting is because of these gentlemen's personalities, so smart, funny and kind and this lovely lady is definitively the huge asset of the show. She is an intelligent compassionate woman. Her family is fortunate to have her, bravo!
Mukhtir has a natural born talent for art, his great use of colours captures Cindi's general personality and aesthetics perfectly!
And Parvati is an absolute legend for being a mother and having the time to care for not only herself but her kids and family too! Worthy of a sainthood if you ask me 🤙
Agreed.
It would make my year if Cindi saw this and bought that painting or something…
I'll tell you, I've never been one for abstract paintings, but Mukhtiar did a fantastic job! I really liked his painting. It really holds it's own in the art world, and looks very professional. I'll bet, Cyndi would be so proud of it. I really hope someone shows her this and the other videos, with her in them, and Mukhtiar's reaction. Please pass on my comments to the whole team. Let them know, I wish them all well. If it's ever possible, and they come to the US, have them come to Texas, and I'd be honored to show them all around. Thank you.
I've come to genuinely care for these people. ❤️ Thank you for sharing this project with us.
i found out about them on Twitter yesterday and feel the same way too now. What a wonderful channel.
First: Mukhtiar, I am 43 years old with children of my own, but I have been in love with Cyndi since I was eight years old. I get it. And your painting does encapsulate her spirit.
Second, and more importantly: Parvati. There is no way that I will ever begin to understand being a woman in a Pakistani village. But I understand longing, and I recognize it when I see it. And I know virtue when I see it, too. You have both. You remind us how strong women can be, and you remind us how unfair it is to ask a woman to exert such strength. A small TH-cam comment does nothing to help, but just so you know: You are seen.
Around 2:49 when that kid comes into view - keep watching. Around 2:55 you'll see something that could make sunlight feel like an inefficient power source.
That kid's got it going on. That's a cool kid.
Edit to add: That other kid lit up quite a bit too when asked if he (I assume it's a boy, but if I'm wrong then that's on me and I'll stand corrected) wanted to sing along. Both are cool kids.
Also, that painting... it's actually good, the man's hands and mind did a good job translating into that style painting what his eyes saw.
I had to look closer to make out what made the boy smile so big at the point you are referencing... I think he can discern in the scene that Cyndi Lauper's character is sassing back to her mother, and he glances at his own mum to gauge her reaction, and grins even more! He is REALLY enjoying that sassy kid!. It's very cute!
I thought the painting was a bit of a mess until I heard that Cyndi Lauper was the inspiration. Then I easily saw her in the painting. It’s really quite good.
Parvati is lovely and interesting! The more we get to learn about her, the better!
yeah Parvati is amazing, at first she seemed more shy to give an opinion, I love that now she is more predisposed to share what she thinks and what she has in her heart
Pravati is so courageous and beautiful. Her smile is gorgeous! I learn a great deal from watching her in these videos. And I learn from the guys, too. Thank you for including not only her, but a wide range of ages. I still ❤️ LOVE his painting!!
Mukhtiar I would buy a painting from you if you were to do them!
Me, too. I have no artistic ability, and to paint something from feeling like he does is just completely beyond my comprehension.
I would love to have him do a painting for me as well. But not only from picture. Maybe short video clip with voice as well I think give him better perspective. I only say this as a painter myself. Where do we sign up?
Would 100% buy that painting or a print of it. It's excellent art work.
The children fascinated by the song and video was incredible.
Parvati! 🙏
All my respect to you.
Sister, be joyful! Here we are all friends! Tell your neighbors the USA is grateful for your contributions to our understanding of you, and your beautiful country. It is good work. Also, your children are charming!
I'm very impressed and touched by Mukhtiar's painting! Very expressive and sophisticated in it's abstraction
I can see cyndi in his painting- at least the “feelings” of her. Well done. I hope you were able to translate the lyrics to the song as they are very important to the freedom and autonomy of women and women’s rights.
The “father” was portrayed by Captain Lou Albano, a friend of Cyndi’s at that time. He was famous in the world of professional wrestling 🤼♀️ . He wasn’t a real “captain”. That was just his nickname (or moniker).
👩🎤 🎶 “Some boys take a beautiful girl
And hide her away from the rest of the world.
I wanna be the one to walk in the sun.
Oh girls, they wanna have fun!”
I LOVE his painting and would love for him to sign it and sell it to me. I am retired due to disability, but had an international award winning photography career- I love heartfelt art. His piece shows delight, interest, intrigue, and flirtation. There is no low point in this warm abstraction.
Mukhtiar lil crush on Cindy is cute. Also when the video first started to play the lil boys face lite up and he had the biggest smile on his face and seeing his beautiful smile just made my day.
Love ,Light , Healing & Blessings
Rewatching and Muharam being scared of the kitten still makes me laugh (I used to be afraid of cats too, now I have a rehabilitated half-feral at home)
Thank you for sparing some extra time to watch again 🥰🤗❤️🌷
This is an interesting song to put to another culture to analyze, because it's really about a particular time life in a US city, specifically NYC. Working class, young adult, probably not enough money to go to college ("we're not the fortunate ones,"), not making enough money to afford a place on her own (so still living at home, this is the main NYC aspect, because housing prices are just nuts there), but of course having to work at an entry-level or menial job just to have money to contribute to the house. That's why it's "when the working day is done," not after school or housework. It's a liminal time, where the woman has some adult responsibilities but isn't running her own household. And it's a time that's been a US phenomena for about a century now. When my grandmother was young in the Depression, she'd go into NYC to a sewing trade school, then dance at the Savoy at night before returning home to her family. She told me she couldn't do the Charleston like those little girls (she was a very tall woman), but she had her fun. In the 80's when this song was made, the dancing happened at different clubs or at house parties, but it was still a time of balancing the hard work of building a new life from the ground up with actively seeking joy.
And while the song is about freedom, in terms of just talking to people and being independent, that was part of being in NYC, or even just in the surrounding area. Children navigate city neighborhoods on their own, regardless of gender, so it's obviously part of any adult's life. The freedom isn't in freely navigating the world, because that's a necessity of economic class. It's doing so for enjoyment.
Bless you, laddie!
P.S.
Despite the angst of the working class in the USA (which very righteously NEEDS to be addressed) imagine how much more stressful it must be for someone like Parvati, a woman from a "3rd World" country with "Old World" values with the encroachment of the ever-pervasive Western European culture, but with NONE of the Western European benefits that even 1980s Cyndi Lauper would have had available to her . . . .
And now housing prices are expensive everywhere and even with a college degree and a good job moving out is difficult because you're paying off that 100k student loan
Interesting......🤔
Excellent analysis!
Well said!
To me this is really moving. I had the same feelings for Cyndi Lauper over 30 years ago. I admired her for seemingly doing whatever she wanted and so did many friends as we were from small towns and couldn't do what she did without getting in trouble, especially the girls. And now I see Parvati. She is a strong woman. If only she could break free temporarily and go to a concert and cheer, sing and dance, or some other activities she desires and "let it all out". Greetings from Germany.
What girls REALLY want is to be treated like human beings with equality and right to autonomy, not like brood mares.
Women are a force to be reckoned with, not chattel.
Your two statements contradict each other... First, you want to be treated equal, then you're better than everyone?
@@chatboulon743 Nowhere does she say that. Just that women will fight for equality and autonomy.
@@chatboulon743 how is not wanting to be chattel a bad thing?
@@chatboulon743 How is not being treated like a breeding animal thinking you're "better than everyone?" Do you need help? Is someone keeping you in a pen?
Men are afraid of women
Mukhtir's painting is beautiful! It reminds me of my wedding bouquet - my husband and I both lost our mothers the year prior to our wedding. His mothers favorite flower was yellow roses, my mothers was red roses so my bouquet was red and yellow roses in their honor. Cyndi Lauper would be so proud!
Mukhtiar is not the only one obsessed with Cindy Lauper.😍🤩
He really captured her in his abstract portrait.
I love this channel so much--and in the past few hours, I've come to love all these people on here--in an agape sort of way. I know it would be difficult in real life to be friends because of the cultural differences between tribal Pakistan and the USA where female/male relationships are concerned. But this channel is so frickin awesome! You are really spreading the love.
"Girls Just Want to Have Fun" was a powerful anthem for U.S. women in mid 80's. Parvati's (I hope I have her name right) reactions are so touching in this video. She talks about boys in her town causing trouble for women and her standing up for herself. She talks about neighbors back-biting her for participating in this amazing project.
I want her to know how brave and strong she is and that boys cause trouble for women here too. Most women in USA don't have the opportunity to be as powerfully free as Cindy Lauper. She's out hero too.
I love her children's reaction to the videos. So joyous!
And the Pakistani men filmed here seem surprisingly accepting of Ms Lauper's video. They are not shaming her. It's lovely to see.
There's way too much to say. I'm blown away by this channel. Love it❤️❤️❤️
Thank you everyone involved.
Hello, Trybals. I'm a musician, from Spain. I've been watching some of your videos and I'd like to tell you a couple of things.
It warms my heart to see people from everywhere opening up to other cultures. I am a bit like you when I listen to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. My favorite song is Sochta hoon keh woh kitne masoom thay (it's been a while though). It was thanks to an American musician, Jeff Buckley, that I discovered Qawalli. I suggest you have a look, at his version of Hallelujah at Bearville studios and his album Live at Sin-é, in which he performs a version of Ye jo halka halka suroor hai, live. But I digress
I came just to tell you that I feel very moved by your reactions. There's this innocence and awe that I find really tender, from all of you, and I wish you continue to make reactions, hopefully, I'll see you one day reacting to some of my favorites, although no more spam for the rest of this message.
To finish, I'd like to say, and I don't know very well how, as I'm afraid to cause problems, that I'm especially touched by Pavarti, I believe is the name of the woman in the video. I find it very interesting how she enjoys heavy metal, for all of her background. I think, for most of us in the west, Metal is a way to cathart heavy emotions, and not everybody gives in to the experience. Coming from a Pakistani mother of two, I'd say that is brave and open, to say the least, and I admire it. I wish I could find better words, forgive me.
Regarding this reaction, I'd rather just say that she's the start of it, probably for how womanhood contrast in your culture with American's. or western culture. She changes expression throughout the song, it looks like there's so much going on inside of her, like a storm. She engages so much in the listening, like in hypnosis or a trance. I like to see her smile to the video clip and to her sons in the end. There's so much that transpires from it. A really moving thing to see, really beautiful.
I apologise for my long message and for any possible affront or insolence from my part, I hope you can understand the cultural gap, I just wanted to share this with you hoping you'd take it well, cause that is how I meant it
Best wishes, Trybals
PS: Please, react to Back In Black, by Ac/Dc. It will pay off, I assure you
This is such a phenomenal way to demonstrate common humanity and combat the narrative of: the OTHER. If people from the literal opposite side of the planet can bond with us over a quirky 80s pop-star there is much hope! They're all so simply charismatic, very very cool!
Both paintings ...wow.
The children so beautiful...the smile on Parbati's oldest son made me cry from the beauty. And wow...Parvati...I am a white American, who sees in you a soul sister.
Please do more of these.
Please!
As for Cyndi Lauper...'Time After Time'
You ALL edify my existence with you open hearts.
I sincerely thank you
I would be interested in buying a painting of me by Mukhtir, his painting of Lindi is inspired! I can't wait to see where this project goes!
Abdul is very wise. He understands the human condition very well it seems. I enjoy listening to him talking.
Agreed on both pieces.
Abdul is like the uncle I wish I had, wise and compassionate. I love all of them, and am so grateful to have this opportunity to glimpse into how they experience the world. We are all passengers on this planet, sharing the ride!
@@LazyIRanch I shared this video on Facebook and explained how I felt about it #cynditrybalfans
That’s a great idea
I loved this. I bet Cindy would too. You should find a way to show her. Parvati is beautiful and loving and in America women can be very mean to each other too. Life can be hard for us all and there are wonderful moments as well. Love to all.
Guys: Cyndi has a large social media presence, she’s here on TH-cam (click the link in the video title), she’s on Twitter, IG and Facebook. I’ve already sent her a message about this lovely video, but it would be great if other people told her about it too! She’s more likely to see it the more people tell her. Let’s make sure she gets a chance to see how beloved she is on this channel! Please send her a polite message about this on the site of your choice. 💖💛😊💛💖
Thank you Sarah ❤️🤗🌷
Did she see it?
@@loveisthemostpowerfulforce1397 Not as far as I know, but it’s entirely possible that she has and just didn’t write me about it. So who knows? We can hope! :)
👍👍❤❤
Being out of work since the pandemic started (almost two years now) I've had the opportunity to see a lot of different channels on youtube and this is by far one of my favorites. I'm always amazed at how patiently they sit there intently watching those videos and being critical but NOT criticizing them. They have more open hearts than most people have and they are articulate and insightful. In this video all I could do was get up and dance but these people had a lot of "heavy" things to say about it. Women's rights, crushes and love, beautiful art, etc. I also like the fact that people are trying to contact Cyndi Lauper so she can check this video out and see the painting. Who knows maybe Cyndi would buy it!
You can see the far away longing and admiration in their eyes. The ache of magical love. Same baby, same.
The way Mukhtiar was totally transfixed was so pure and sweet. ☺️
Discovered your channel recently and I'm really enjoying your content! All the reactors are such insightful and kind people.
Sending them all well wishes from South Africa!
Mukhtiar's crush is adorable. I hope Cindy Lauper really does get his painting. I'm so glad he got to see her and hear her song which is upheld as a feminist anthem!
You should have a reaction video to the live version of her “Time After Time”. Beautiful song
That painting is AMAZING. He captured her spirit.
I love Mukhtiar's painting, I think it is spot on and so creative! And to say that she is a "free bird" is a great way to put it. It makes me very sad that Parvati's freedom is limited so much. People need to listen to her. She is obviously a wonderful person and a caring mother. Her sons are adorable, love to see them in these videos.
Art is the last bastion of freedom. Parvati sees the difference between cultures and maybe feels a little resentment but she is far from a slave herself. When the authorities come for art and artists, the great fall will be certain. Introducing these folks to a new form of art is planting real cultural seeds for the future. God bless.
Blessings to sister parvatti & her family this song pulled at heart strings even her sons look at her because they immediately felt her 😔 frustration..but all took something good away. Awesome people awesome channels
I've watched their other reaction videos, first time I've seen the lady in purple enjoy a video so much. I think she is fascinated by how free and fun-loving Cindy is 🙂
When children and their mother's smile it is a sign of something good. It's ok to be happy.
As soon as I saw that painting I thought "That's amazing. Amazing." I bet Cyndi herself would love it.
The old guy bobbing his head to the music is priceless! These seem like such kind people.
“Freedom? She just brought everyone home!”
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I was surprised at the one gentleman's reaction to that poor kitten. I hope that he can be shown the gentleness of animals and the advantage of having them as friends.
Mukhtiar is my absolute hero. I love him so much. He made my day brighter today.
These people are amazing. So honest, insightful and warm-hearted. Blessings and best wishes to you all.
That painting reprecent Cyndi Lauper perfectly. Collourfull, all over the place, a little crazy, and very pritty
That painting is Cindy exactly. This painting is a beautiful gift for Cindy to envision her this colorful and bright. Like how one may see her in heaven.
Only just started watching today...have watched 3 reactions already. I love them! I especially like Abdul, very poetic and understanding soul. Loved when he was referencing Majnun and Laila. The painting of Cyndi was beautiful! Captured Cyndi's personality with perfection🥰
Yes, I loved that too! What a beautiful story, and what a tender heart he has.
Beautiful painting bro, i totally feel it!!! Amazing talent... Great reactions from all, thanks for sharing
That painting was actually pretty awesome.
His crush on Cyndi is just the cutest thing.
Bawling over here. I just keep wanting to hug her so hard! I can’t imagine! We will continue to pray for her and her family, (her husband, brother, children). We see you and we hear you, Parvati! ❤️❤️❤️ Love you! You’re an amazing mom and influence on these babies! 👏 Keep going!
Omg poor woman. I feel so sorry for all the women in any tribal video. I know what they go through. To manage a smile in such a life is a major feat. I wish that I could say that her story was unusual but it’s not. Women are second class citizens all over the world. Here’s to women who build the world! !!!
She's far happier and healthier than the vast majority of women in the West.
Women are NOT second class citizens all over the world, at least not in the Western countries i've lived in. Outside the West they certainly are in a lot of countries. Some females today who always complain, do they truly believe that they have a worse life than my mother and others of her generation, for example, who were born in the 1920s? Where are the celebrations for how far females and society has changed for the better? There are plenty of males who are treated as second class citizens too. We are constantly told that our masculinity is bad and toxic, even little boys in school these days are being chastised just for their male nature. It is disgusting. The sexism towards males in the West is now ever present.
@@bigdave1302 you've just proved men don't listen and just talk to us like we know nothing. Even about our lives.
The painting captures Cyndi beautifully. I think she would love it.
I think Mukhtiar needs to see Lauper singing Time After Time and I want to see him watching it. I think he really likes her. I've been loving her since I was 12. I'm 50 with my pink, green hair, my colorful clothes, my singing, she has no idea how she impacted my personality.
Love her!! ❤
Love to see that little smile and adoration in Mikhtiar's eyes. 🥰😍
Back in the early '80s, I was a little girl growing up with an ear to the radio and an eye to the blossoming phenomenon of music television. Though I was Team Madonna back then and not as much into Cyndi Lauper's edgier punk style, I've long since grown up to realize that Cyndi only got better with age. She NEVER lost that cool down-to-earth vibe that made her so much fun to watch, while Madonna just got more pretentious with the decades. I think Cyndi also has a vastly superior singing voice with some serious range. She is not to be underestimated. So glad to see Parvati getting a taste of this kind of music. Now I wonder what she'd think of Cyndi's other work.
Although I love Cyndi too, I'm thinking show her some Madonna. Madonna practically oozes feminism!
So nice to comfort the Woman and tell her she should feel free in the studio. As free as if she was in America.
God Bless Parvati. What a beautiful strong and Brave Lady. Keep showing her the world. Hopefully one day her kids can take her to visit some of it. Love these videos. Keep them coming
The painting is amazing! I love it! And especially the inspiration. Great job!❤️
It looks Mukhtiar and Parvati, seem like they have had a tough life, one can see how strong they both really are, and the same time, one can also perceive their sensitivity.
That little boy's smile as he watches! how adorable
I love his painting! It's beautiful! Cyndi should purchase it from him.
Parvati is so pretty! And I love the soft clicking sounds that her arm rings make (sorry I don't know the proper term). Please tell her that a sisterfriend in Tennessee says hello!
The word you're looking for is bangles. It's a tradition for Pakistani tribal women to cover their arms with bangles once they're married.
@@MikkiManson13 Even my American brain should've thought "bangles" 🤦🏽♀️ Thanks for the info. I didn't know they were standard for married women. I thought it was said earlier that the bangles are fashionable. I know the arms must be covered, but didn't think the bangles were the required means.
As a viewer I want to share that I enjoy the Trybals team’s true reaction. If sad then sad. If confused then confused. If joyful then joyful. I would never want them to feel they can’t express their real selves to share.
I don't consider these reactions sir, I consider them as learning something out of whatever I present and when they review, it's always like they teach us something new especially Mohammad Riaz.
That painting is gorgeous, I love the colors, it brings me happiness.
Man that painting DID remind me of Cindy Lauper! Amazing.
This was so wholesome. Such a perfect group of beautiful people! I wish them all the best!
They should hear her sing "i drove all night" or "True colors'
I SO kept thinking the same! @Trybals please play True Colors for Mukhtar because he would certainly identify with that song as that is what he did in his painting...plus it's slower so it really demonstrates Cyndi Lauper's vocal ability which I think he would be happy to hear.
The smile of the man with a crush on Cyndi. I so relate 🙂
This man who painted the portrait is a talent! This is definitely her!
This whole channel just makes me so happy ☺️ Cyndi Lauper also has other great songs, Time after Time and “I want a mom to last forever” from Rugrats Go To Paris. My mom was a huge Cyndi Lauper fan so I grew up listening to her, still love her music to this day. I’m very happy to see other people enjoying her as well, keep up the awesome work guys! Love from US
My heart bleeds for this lady. The sadness in her eyes...
"If we did this we would be beaten."
This is an incredible reaction.. You see from the woman’s/mother’s perspective, and the younger and more mature man’s perspective. The shy, but longing reaction from the woman with her children, the men seeing love, respect, and devotion to a woman can mean her ultimate freedom to do whatever she desires and love her for just whatever she is, in a way, seeing themselves through her. As if the boundaries between the genders is insignificant, we can all be loved, for whatever and whoever we are. We are allowed to see who we are through this song and video, and just what that means in societies so identified by gender. It is very moving.
I love the way Muhammad connects things back to his culture in every video. Different songs or stories or even ads. I love hearing how it translates for him