i'm a white, christian, conservative from the south, and acknowledge that Sikh people are some of the best folks I've ever known. If you don't have any Sikhs in your life, you are truly missing out.
the so called god or son of god 😂Jesus wasn’t white as he was born and raised in middle eastern desert he never been to Europe all his life Why do white folks think that camel riding Arab sand nibba Jesus is their god ??
Sikhs have always been bros. I've told people traveling the world to always look for someone with a turban and a silver bracelet if they're in trouble because they will help.
... Sikh’s can be assholes too lol. The whole point is not to walk on eggshells and mechanically praise a group. Just act normal and judge them based on who they are as individuals.
@@banditontherun1024 stfu you cant just call sikh assholes what if i call whatever your religion is are only assholes My main point is just that you cant just call them assholes, even though i am not sikh but i still know you cant just say that
Parminder Singh that stinks! Especially in 2nd grade :( I got my hijab yanked off in 7th grade, and I was much older and it was devastating...I can’t imagine at a young age what that did to you...but I hope you’re resilient & never let ignorance try to silence the way you practice your faith. ❤️
TheKinghHD she suggested Sunday because there would be more people and gatka happens and other things so the lady would get to see everything that happens instead of on a weekday
Beautifully done! I had been in USA for 30+ years with turban. First, I love it here, well this is my country now... I know many Americans at school, work are curious about turban and only a very few asked me about it. I respect and Admire the Americans for being polite but I would say, feel free to ask, Sikhs don't mind.
It's not really awkward. People try too hard to fit in and relate to those who are different. Just mind your own business, be polite to everyone, and there shouldn't be any problem. You'll probably find that many of these people are more introverted anyway (at least towards people unlike themselves) and don't necessarily want to engage in banter or explanations of their culture. This has always been my experience. I speak to those who want to be friendly, I am polite to those who want their privacy, and everybody lives their lives.
Quick note guys, I am not a sikh, but sikhs are probably the most chill and caring community on this planet. The community goes out of their way to help people in need.
I had once bargained with a Sikh vendor over a coat that he was selling, and it was the politest bargain ever. He was extremely gentle and kind. He ultimately sold it at a lower price and told me to keep it a secret that he reduced the price for me. The way he spoke to me had a lasting impact on me ( it happened like five years ago) and I really wish I get to meet more people like him. The whole encounter genuinely made me raise my standards on how I should expect to be treated by people, while expressing the same level of respect to them.
Sometimes we pronounce it "seek" just so it doesn't sound like we're saying that we're ill... in the gurmukhi script (mouth of the Guru, it's a phonetic writing system invented by the second Guru to transcribe the first's multilingual poetry) the vowels ਿ and ੀ are a short i and a long ee respectively but oviously they're pretty similar it's just whether the line is before or after the consonant. The word ਸਿਖ, sikh, means student, and yeah technically it's ਸਿਖ not ਸੀਖ but either is acceptable
Both are correct. Sikhs come from around the world and speak many languages and have many accents. Some say "seek" others say "sik", both mean the same thing.
While it's true that Sikhs live around the world and speak many languages, what they have in common is Gurbani, which is written in a phonetic writing system, and the word Sikh as written in the Gurbani is a short "i" not a long "ee" or it'd be written ਸੀਖ.
No, sikh is pronounced more like sick than like seek, but sometimes Sikhs will pronounce it seek in English to avoid confusion. Either is acceptable and not offensive. But you can look in the scriptures, the word is ਸਿਖ not ਸੀਖ -- short i vowel not long ee
It's pronounced both ways. Sikhs come from many cultures with many languages and many accents. Some say "seek" others say "sik", both mean the same thing.
People just say seek to avoid the confusion with the word sick.. to make them sound different. the correct pronunciation is Sikh, like sick with an H at the end. Unfortunately we (sikhs) are guilty of doing this ourselves and now people think thats what it is!
I learned something new today 💯 honestly we need more dialogue on all diversity i feel that a lot of the problems we face rite now about racism have to due with uneducated people who fear what they do not understand
It wasn't founded in India, it was founded in Punjab, which is now split between India and Pakistan. Guru Nanak was from Nankana Sahib, which technically speaking, is now in Pakistan. Please stop explaining Sikhi in such simple terms, I think it's time to go beyond brochure explanations now.
Dude I wish all religions were inviting . ... I have such curiosity about orthodox Jews and whenever I talk about the stuff I DO know about their culture,they get all close mouthed and shy away. No I don't ask about the ridiculous sheet question...I just ask how was their shabbos, if they have kids in their early 20s I ask if they are having fun or getting redt interesting shidduch.(like possible marriage candidates )
Judaism has a long and complex history, they have their reasons for being a bit reserved about it. Traditionally to become a Jew they're supposed to turn you away three times, if you ask to convert a fourth time they'll let you in and tell you everything but if you're not committed they won't bother with you. Sikhi is supposed to be for everyone though, the Gurus wrote in as many languages as possible it's not supposed to be insular
Just say straight up that you're curious and respectfully ask if they can answer your questions. At what point during the week do you ask how their Shabbos was? Asking about shidduchim (plural of shidduch) can be touchy for some, and not everyone uses a shadchan (someone that helps people find shidduchim.) Personally, among other reasons, I am wary of answering questions because I've had experience with Christians going all missionary on me.
Sikhs are supposed to be vegetarian er I mostly am (suddenly feels judged shoe is now on the other foot) perhaps some lovely lamb will make me feel better
I respect sikhs,but how is hygeine maintained by never cutting pubic hair and how does it promote purity when hair is not cut in armpit and pubic area. I just wanted to know
It's not a problem Sikhs sometimes pronounce it seekh. It's technically more like sick than seek but often people just say seek so there's less confusion in English. Unless you're trying to call in Sikh to work or complimenting someone on their Sikh sense of humour
Rubekah whitney. Sikh people don't think about it. We always think about help to other people. So as a Sikh only believes in humanity..Meaning of sikh is help,believe,always fight for truth, in foreign countries many people don't speak sikh correctly, Sikhs know about it,you told sikh or sheek is not problem,,if you talk to sikhs with happy, it is very important for a sikh
Do the boys get in trouble for NOT wearing turbans? Because like she said, not wearing a turban doesn't change their faith. But does it break a rule of it?
Good question. Sikhs are required to cover their hair and they dont cut their hair. So have really long hair. So it convenient to put it up in a turban. But on casual occasions sikhs use bandanas or other thigs to cover their hair.
Orthodox Sikhs are required to have unshorn, uncut hair. The style in which covering it up should be respectful, but the turban is not "neccessary". Just a recommended cultural component that was adopted from the central culture the religion was founded within- Punjabi culture.
Actually no they didn't wear a turban. But that doesn't mean they are different from women. They used to cover head, used to have uncut hair and used to know the shastars.
@@AmanSingh0699 there are no exceptions in Sikhism. Women are equally supposed to know shastars and go to wars is they want to. There is a difference between a statistical argument and possibilities
i'm a white, christian, conservative from the south, and acknowledge that Sikh people are some of the best folks I've ever known. If you don't have any Sikhs in your life, you are truly missing out.
☺👍🤘🤘ryt
True
@T W - What a nice thing to say. 👍🏽
@Harveer Singh you do a swell job of making yourself sound ignorant, friend..
the so called god or son of god 😂Jesus wasn’t white as he was born and raised in middle eastern desert he never been to Europe all his life
Why do white folks think that camel riding Arab sand nibba Jesus is their god ??
Sikhs have always been bros. I've told people traveling the world to always look for someone with a turban and a silver bracelet if they're in trouble because they will help.
100% true
I always look for them anyway because I love Sikhs! Every time it's like an instant buddy because we share so many of the same beliefs.
... Sikh’s can be assholes too lol. The whole point is not to walk on eggshells and mechanically praise a group. Just act normal and judge them based on who they are as individuals.
@@banditontherun1024 stfu you cant just call sikh assholes what if i call whatever your religion is are only assholes
My main point is just that you cant just call them assholes, even though i am not sikh but i still know you cant just say that
@@banditontherun1024 Hindu nationalist spotted
Oh God, I know so many people like this lady. This is hilarious. 🤣 At least she means well.
Great effort..awareness through fun...gender equality, racial equality, religious tolerance . Best Wishes
Tarlok Chugh I love your videos and your jokes on the wife are just hilarious
@@arshpreetsingh7399 Thank you so very much for encouragement
Tarlok Chugh welcome sir my grandparents enjoy your jokes
@@TarlokChugh paji jeonde vasde ravo luv u sir❤️
Thanks Dear. LOVE YOU
We accept the beliefs of everybody....except Scientologists.
*Xenu has taken note of your blaspemy.*
LMAO
Laughed so hard. Watched it twice still laughed.
Listen carefully
He said later we do
I recently had the honor to got to know a Sikh family. Sikhs are truly AMAZING people. Their religion is about love, peace and equality.
This skit is brilliant!
_as someone who goes to yoga once a week I should know better_ 😂
👳♀️👳♂️
Watching that lady make the situation awkward was so funny. She was on pins and needles.
It's that dude from Jusreign he's funny but where's Jusreign. I mean my dude went radio silent
His TH-cam is babbulicous
I used to wear a turban but I was bullied in 2nd grade. One time a girl pulled my turban off and grabbed my hair. It was bad times.
Sad to hear. Hope you life is happy now.....
same luckily maharaj blessed to stick through the physical abuse
This is so ☹️
Parminder Singh that stinks! Especially in 2nd grade :( I got my hijab yanked off in 7th grade, and I was much older and it was devastating...I can’t imagine at a young age what that did to you...but I hope you’re resilient & never let ignorance try to silence the way you practice your faith. ❤️
Bro girl must regret or just msg her now
Great job! The Sunday service part made it sound Catholic. Service is on point 7 days a week w/ food
2:30 why only sundays. Gurudwaras are always open
TheKinghHD she suggested Sunday because there would be more people and gatka happens and other things so the lady would get to see everything that happens instead of on a weekday
depends on where you live. like in melbourne one of the gurudwara sahib's is only open on the weekends.
Blessed to be Sikh ❤❤🙏🏾
Beautifully done! I had been in USA for 30+ years with turban. First, I love it here, well this is my country now... I know many Americans at school, work are curious about turban and only a very few asked me about it. I respect and Admire the Americans for being polite but I would say, feel free to ask, Sikhs don't mind.
Watch videos of basics of Sikhi and Nanak naam
It's not really awkward. People try too hard to fit in and relate to those who are different. Just mind your own business, be polite to everyone, and there shouldn't be any problem. You'll probably find that many of these people are more introverted anyway (at least towards people unlike themselves) and don't necessarily want to engage in banter or explanations of their culture. This has always been my experience. I speak to those who want to be friendly, I am polite to those who want their privacy, and everybody lives their lives.
Tur....
Oh my gosh, the actual link. I love it.
I am glad that social media and comedy can bring us together for once!
I hate these kind of people.
Who act so apologetic to he point they can’t even have a normal conversation.
Ikr
Trying waaaayy too hard & they make things crazy awkward!
It's called TURBAN n we Sikhs feel so proud tying it everyday .Love my TURBAN
Being a White ally is hard y'all.
Quick note guys, I am not a sikh, but sikhs are probably the most chill and caring community on this planet. The community goes out of their way to help people in need.
That Scientology joke 😂
Waheguru da khalsa wahe guru di fateh
That’s wrong. If you don’t know how to say it. Educate yourself.
I had once bargained with a Sikh vendor over a coat that he was selling, and it was the politest bargain ever. He was extremely gentle and kind. He ultimately sold it at a lower price and told me to keep it a secret that he reduced the price for me. The way he spoke to me had a lasting impact on me ( it happened like five years ago) and I really wish I get to meet more people like him. The whole encounter genuinely made me raise my standards on how I should expect to be treated by people, while expressing the same level of respect to them.
Damn I had no idea Prince the true Punjabi King had left the Bandamaking life behind (real shit tho this is awesome shoutouts Babbu for being awesome)
I thought Sikh was pronounced “Seek” not “Sick”. Guess I learned something new today.
Sometimes we pronounce it "seek" just so it doesn't sound like we're saying that we're ill... in the gurmukhi script (mouth of the Guru, it's a phonetic writing system invented by the second Guru to transcribe the first's multilingual poetry) the vowels ਿ and ੀ are a short i and a long ee respectively but oviously they're pretty similar it's just whether the line is before or after the consonant. The word ਸਿਖ, sikh, means student, and yeah technically it's ਸਿਖ not ਸੀਖ but either is acceptable
Both are correct. Sikhs come from around the world and speak many languages and have many accents. Some say "seek" others say "sik", both mean the same thing.
While it's true that Sikhs live around the world and speak many languages, what they have in common is Gurbani, which is written in a phonetic writing system, and the word Sikh as written in the Gurbani is a short "i" not a long "ee" or it'd be written ਸੀਖ.
@@ashesmandalay1762 Both are not correct. It is pronounced sick(h) in Bani, not seek(h).
Me too
I must need to watch more TV. This is like new SNL.
I love the tense music 😂
Wait Babbu is here less gooo
How many of you can see the tide shirt in Babbu's face
Hilarious! Oh my gods! That girl isn’t covering her head!
Sikhs are the best. They believe in helping the community in which they live. Plus they look so hot in those turbans.
This is really uncomfortable and awkward.
Lilly singh's controversy brought me here (actually that apologetic tweet).
I thought it was pronounced "seeK". I love learning. This was fun! Do more of these!
It is. It’s not pronounced sick like in this skit, but I think they just did it for the joke
No, sikh is pronounced more like sick than like seek, but sometimes Sikhs will pronounce it seek in English to avoid confusion. Either is acceptable and not offensive. But you can look in the scriptures, the word is ਸਿਖ not ਸੀਖ -- short i vowel not long ee
It's pronounced both ways. Sikhs come from many cultures with many languages and many accents. Some say "seek" others say "sik", both mean the same thing.
People just say seek to avoid the confusion with the word sick.. to make them sound different. the correct pronunciation is Sikh, like sick with an H at the end. Unfortunately we (sikhs) are guilty of doing this ourselves and now people think thats what it is!
@@vikramkhalsa thanks for sharing! I love an opportunity to learn.
Wow at the end is so funny it's like a comedy video at the end
I learned something new today 💯 honestly we need more dialogue on all diversity i feel that a lot of the problems we face rite now about racism have to due with uneducated people who fear what they do not understand
Non Anglo germanic names. Most European languages are indo European
How did i miss this masterpiece lol
Shoutout Babbu!!!
2:13 lol when I see a truck driver
It’s funny where I work people well whisper while describing a black person but don’t have a problem saying other people’s colors
I clicked because of Babbu.....where has this video been all this time....... IT'S A GOOD ONE 😆😆😆
Great representation of people trying too hard to not be racist or offensive.
Wheres the Tide jacket at
0:32 "mostly hetero" lol
"mostly heterosexual"
There is a lot of truth to the eurocentric bias in names/creating of nicknames. A lot of times it's forced assimilation for successful integration.
Such a knowledgeable things for non- sikhs 💖
It wasn't founded in India, it was founded in Punjab, which is now split between India and Pakistan. Guru Nanak was from Nankana Sahib, which technically speaking, is now in Pakistan. Please stop explaining Sikhi in such simple terms, I think it's time to go beyond brochure explanations now.
Punjab is India.
Babbbbbuuuuu 😊😊😊❤️
Blessed to be Sikh 🥰👏
I LOVE BEING CONVERTED INTO SIKH FAITH. & NOW I WOULD RATHER DIE THAN BEING LIKE EVERYONE ELSE
@Abu Jörg may Waheguru bless u guys in following this true path. so happy for you both
Great one!
omg so love this
Dude I wish all religions were inviting . ... I have such curiosity about orthodox Jews and whenever I talk about the stuff I DO know about their culture,they get all close mouthed and shy away. No I don't ask about the ridiculous sheet question...I just ask how was their shabbos, if they have kids in their early 20s I ask if they are having fun or getting redt interesting shidduch.(like possible marriage candidates )
Judaism has a long and complex history, they have their reasons for being a bit reserved about it. Traditionally to become a Jew they're supposed to turn you away three times, if you ask to convert a fourth time they'll let you in and tell you everything but if you're not committed they won't bother with you. Sikhi is supposed to be for everyone though, the Gurus wrote in as many languages as possible it's not supposed to be insular
Just say straight up that you're curious and respectfully ask if they can answer your questions.
At what point during the week do you ask how their Shabbos was?
Asking about shidduchim (plural of shidduch) can be touchy for some, and not everyone uses a shadchan (someone that helps people find shidduchim.)
Personally, among other reasons, I am wary of answering questions because I've had experience with Christians going all missionary on me.
So real!!!
good to see Langan Kingsley. She kills it
You know I love turbans, I just wish I knew how to tie them.
Nice
I can teach😊
@@jaspreetsinghmaan Jai Gurudev 💖
Haha
Sikhs are supposed to be vegetarian er I mostly am (suddenly feels judged shoe is now on the other foot) perhaps some lovely lamb will make me feel better
Who said Sikhs are supposed to be vegetarian
Wonder how it’d pan out if he wore the Banda Maker jacket.
Love thisssssssssssss
I respect sikhs,but how is hygeine maintained by never cutting pubic hair and how does it promote purity when hair is not cut in armpit and pubic area. I just wanted to know
Sikhs wash their hair and armpits. Also not all Sikhs keep hair many Sikhs cut hair.
Ever heard of washing?
Babbu! 🤣
I don't get the Beach Boys reference to being a Bahá'í.
Mia Taufa Me either girl!
This was so awkward
There are a lot of Sikh people in my city and I’ve been pronouncing it seekh for years and nobody ever corrected me bleh
It's not a problem Sikhs sometimes pronounce it seekh. It's technically more like sick than seek but often people just say seek so there's less confusion in English. Unless you're trying to call in Sikh to work or complimenting someone on their Sikh sense of humour
Diphyllum before I go call in Sikh I need to go see my Sick doctor
Rubekah whitney. Sikh people don't think about it. We always think about help to other people. So as a Sikh only believes in humanity..Meaning of sikh is help,believe,always fight for truth, in foreign countries many people don't speak sikh correctly, Sikhs know about it,you told sikh or sheek is not problem,,if you talk to sikhs with happy, it is very important for a sikh
Hilarious!
😂Well said💪🏿
I cannot 😭😭😭 this is too funny 🤣🤣😂
The beard is dope
That's great. thank you.
Man, Babbu just doesn't look right without the Tide Jacket though
😂
“Or you could come to a sikh temple on a sunday for service” lol..it’s not a church! Surely as a Sikh Woman you should know that.
Don't be scared they sell them at Turban Outfitters now. Signed, your dad.
Do the boys get in trouble for NOT wearing turbans? Because like she said, not wearing a turban doesn't change their faith. But does it break a rule of it?
Good question. Sikhs are required to cover their hair and they dont cut their hair. So have really long hair. So it convenient to put it up in a turban. But on casual occasions sikhs use bandanas or other thigs to cover their hair.
Orthodox Sikhs are required to have unshorn, uncut hair. The style in which covering it up should be respectful, but the turban is not "neccessary". Just a recommended cultural component that was adopted from the central culture the religion was founded within- Punjabi culture.
Brampton vich munda rehnda 😂
It’s funny, but painful because there are people like this woman... overly complicating things
Can you tie a turban
Turban is like a crown 👳👳
I’ve only ever heard it pronounced like “seek”, is that wrong?
Sikh. Pronounced kh in Like kholat.
Both are right. There are Sikhs all over the world from many different cultures, they pronounce it differently.
The actual word is Sikh, pronounced like Sick with a softer kh sound. :)
@@5kastubh5 Lol. that word means nothing to me.
Sikh means student
Who's the Baha'i girl is so finee, who is she?
Could we get a skit like this on racism? 🤔
My name is harpreet too☺👍
Came to comments looking for Star Wars jokes... disappointed.
"Rule of Two" people! ;-)
Stephen E Rule of 2?
Let’s talk pastafarians wearing spaghetti colanders on their heads
Is that Babbu beard
Good effort make more videos
Never knew babbu was in this 😂😂
The woman thing is wrong. All the sikh woman in history wore turbans
No they didn't. Research your history, stop believing everything told by a 2₹ granthi.
Men used to go to war, not women. Except one or two here.
Actually no they didn't wear a turban. But that doesn't mean they are different from women.
They used to cover head, used to have uncut hair and used to know the shastars.
@@AmanSingh0699 there are no exceptions in Sikhism.
Women are equally supposed to know shastars and go to wars is they want to. There is a difference between a statistical argument and possibilities
mad funny
Laughing Out Loud
Babbulicious !!!!!!!!!!!
Vaheguruji ka Khalsa Vaheguruji ke Feteh
Trying to find the humor…🤨
Oh what...too much like real life? Same.
There is no try...
It's right there. But keep looking for it and don't give up.
Oh shit Babbu
FATEH!!!!!!!
Singh better than king 🙏🙏
0:45 New generation 2010+
Sikhs are cool
siiick turban bro