zx82 Didn’t sound like a suggestion. Even if it was, a stupid one at that. I can tell you if they do another podcast there will be profanity, so don’t bother listening in.
zx82 It’s a part of the gab, especially with dudes. It comes with this territory, a podcast is essentially these guys talking like they would uninhibited. Sorry if I was rude earlier.
When Hassan talked about not fitting in either way, and using his passport to go anywhere to support his family, that hit me so hard. Cause just a few weeks ago I was talking to my husband about this, and telling him I’m not bound by any country because I don’t feel like I’m one of them. I’ll take my chances and make the world my country. This was emotional cause I can’t find people like me. I’m always the odd one out. I was born in Pakistan, but I grew up in China, I migrated to Canada when I was 18. I tried so hard to get rid of whatever accent I had in my English so I could fit in, and belong to a country that I can call home. Same reason why all our parents left our countries, for a better future. In British Columbia there is a huge Chinese and Indian population. I speak fluent Chinese but broken Urdu/Hindi. My Indian friends just can’t let go off the India/ Pakistan hatred, which btw I never knew cause I grew up in China. My Chinese friends never really see me as on of them, some of them think me speaking in Chinese is showing off... which is laughable cause when they speak English I think it’s perfectly normal. I try to make Canadian friends, but most people the moment they hear I’m from Pakistan they start off with their flawed opinions about terrorism, and when I tell them I grew up in China it’s about communism. It never seems to escape this loop. What annoys me more is the Asian to Asian racism I face. I try to explain it to them, and become a shield for them, but this has a horrible result on me. They exclude me more. I’m so glad I watched this video. I had a thought. You three are so talented, you could earn so much money by doing videos or music that was more accepted by the public. Everyone that rich gets treated better. But you chose to be the shield. You discussed the issue that were in your countries and you try to shed light on them, what’s more, on the internet! That’s unimaginable to me. That’s so brave of you all. Because you didn’t try to make it better for your self only, you thought of others! I don’t think I can ever do that.
It breaks my heart to hear this. I know there's no making up for what you've been through but as an Indian, I hope you'll believe that I cherish you. I hope we will live to see a time when people have learnt to let go of prejudice, especially when it comes to backyard racism in Asia.
Guzzy is such an attentive/active listener. He respects the speaker and take notes. RESPECT. This is how conversations should be had...a lot of people don't understand the art of conversation, even if you may or may not agree.
I kinda don’t agree that the pandemic hit everyone equally. People that are more privileged don’t have to worry about things like job security (as much) and isolating in tiny places. I think in some ways this pandemic highlighted the gap. EDIT: Thanks so much for this. I felt like I was with a group of friends. The topics discussed hit home.
I am proud you are using your platform to help the community where you come from. I am a tech professional in London and so often see the struggles we face even getting good jobs in tech (for Muslims) let alone anything else and so often if some do make it big they leave behind their community want to suck up to anyone in power and step over the down trodden. Keep working, keep striving, keep succeeding in everything and keep being yourself.
@@simonpenum What a 5 to 10 minute prayer break a couple times a day at least one of them during lunch, really!!! what about the cigarette breaks and all the other breaks extended water cooler and coffee breaks. And as for grown up real professional world people don't count the minutes you are on the clock. SO STOP LOOKING FOR EXCUSES TO JUSTIFY YOUR BIGOTRY.
Loved this - 3 of the most influential South Asian men out there rn 🙌🏼 excited for the next one with the ladies 🎉 thank you guys for using your platform to spread such vital and interesting discussions
Astounding 75 mins of brilliance. 62 years and I’m still trying to believe in myself. Will check out all the recommendations at the end. Much love, stay safe. 💜🙏🏻💜
Riz Ahmed, Guz Khan and Hasan Minhaj you guys are an inspiration....... stay well, stay healthy and stay happy. Thank you for sharing this conversation.
Love this vibe of three of the most influential Asians of our time coming out on screen and talking and discussing subjects like this. Big up Guz, Riz and Hasan Minhaj
Bravo Riz, you are a true inspiration! You have choosen the less trodden path for a celebrity of your stature and not a spectator. Keep it up, this is just the start. Best trio, could we have more of these please.
thank you to everyone for starting the conversation, ''Victim hood'' so so true, its not where you from its where you at ! the whole Earth belongs to the one and only, we travel and keep moving
So this is something that I feel is something that we could talk about too. In a movie like Crazy Rich Asians.... the common misconception that “Asians” are only the ones from East/South East Asia. Very rarely are South Asians and those of us from the South Asian diaspora are not a part of the conversation of representation.
@Andy See ....in ur point of view may be...but i remembered u British singer zayn malik have also won asian award ...basically his Father from Pakistan ...
All three of you, I love all your work and we desperately need you to carry on with it especially in the current climate. I am certain you are breaking down the barriers.
Love , love, love this discussion. Riz Ahmed is so friggn' wonderful, talented, smart, etc. I could talk (listen) to him everyday! Love everything he acts in; Sound of Metal is amazing.
If all the comments up there were not already convincing enough, I'm just gonna say it again: the world needs more of you three together. I want to thank you Riz for working up this brilliant idea of having a woke conversation with two of those people we want to hear so much more from. I am a 22 year old Pakistani completing a degree from a good university in Karachi. Yet I always dream of and am surrounded by close friends who always look forward to moving abroad, finding a home in U.K or U.S.A and this may serve as a third perspective but we never quite realize that even after having made so much of a name in a foreign land, there is still so much you can go through as a South Asian brown Muslim. This piece of conversation was therefore truly enlightening. I also particularly want to acknowledge the point you made about the impact always being made no matter whatever little you do. That one should not worry about the consequences or overthink about who is going to watch them, acknowledge them or be impacted by them. As a proof of this phenomenon, let me tell you that I first read about you at the back of an Urdu magazine when I was hardly 12 years old. And I thought wow this looks like an amazing person, I wish I could know more of him. But back then we didn't have Wi-Fi or a smart phone or anything that could connect us to millions of people in a few seconds. But today almost 10 years later I discovered your channel and was able to see this video. And I think this the true miraculous beauty of 'impact' as it can touch a million souls in a plethora of different time zones without you even ever knowing.
This was a gem. So much knowledge being dropped and covered so many important issues. I really liked the discussion on imposter complex and trauma. I always feel that trauma is part of transformation. And to find your voice is to overcome imposter complex. At the end of the day, you got to be you and create for you.
I connected with this so much. Thank you for being true to yourselves. The bit about only being able to represent yourself hits so close to home. Please keep these videos coming. I'll live for them.
Riz, you are an amazing amazing guy. Didn't know I needed this. I'm a small time influencer/artist from Karachi, the last few days have been pretty depressing. This made my day. This made me super hopeful. Massive respect and love for you, brother.
3 Asian legends in one very educated and well informed video chat. Cannot wait to see what’s next for all of you!! Thankful for you always guys ✨ stay safe x
This was the realest shit. I definitely feel conflicted with my position as someone that lives in 'the empire' and having one foot in two places. Big like.
Respect to you all, loving the vibes from 3 amazing comedians/social commentators/free spirits, your all pretty inspirational (Hassan ill never get on a cruise ship after watching that PA episode) Muslim commentaries need to be at the forefront. Also thank you for noting the sisters also need to be given a space listen Muslim women get the imposter syndrome going into the mosque! If we dont even feel fully engaged or have to fight for the right to have our space within our own community. Should we do like the three of you find our space regardless, advice appreciated thanks guys 🐻🐻🐻
51:20 those are the people who are jealous, they feel they deserve to be in your shoes, but sub consciously they know they cant do what you do thr way that you do
Hasan ... you should still do it ... because objectivity if truth isn’t bothered about the subjectivity of our opinions ... because if you wont do it someone else will ... The truth is like ART, it choses the subjects from whom it’ll come out. Besides it does changes a lot ... Respect
I really appreciated this talk. I could listen to it all day. I think that the core concepts and values transmitted through this conversation are universal and just know that there are people that are trying to educate themselves and teach their children to respect people from every walk of life. Your work and sacrifice to forward society isn't going unnoticed and is making a difference. Its up to everyone else to do their own internal work and that ripple effect will hopefully get all of us to the world we wanna live in. You on that proverbial hill, you're not alone, people just don't know how to fight, but if you lead the charge, you'll find so many people will follow behind.
Loved seeing this conversation with three of my favorite desi brown men. Hilarious, uplifting and inspiring at the same time. Sending love from Cambodia
Oh Riz, it’s ok for people to fall into a victimhood mentality when they are a victim of their circumstance (I.e. racism or class). Do not feel like you need to transcend the pain because the best coping mechanism is to acknowledge it and confront it in the best way that you can.
Andy See yeah..... loads.. I’m a British pakistani so it’s normal to see white comedians on tv all the time but hardly ever see my fave brown comedians..... and before you ask I have fave black comedians aswell.....
Andy See it’s what guz and riz are... parents born in Pakistan but our generation was born in Britain and raised here.. so that makes us British Pakistanis
@Andy See British Pakistani is the box we have to tick on any form we come across, be that applying for a job or any other form of identity questionaire. You seem to have a problem with the fact that we have a diverse identity in that regard, why don't you first take your questions to government officials that also make us highlight that diversity. Tbh, even if we referred to ourselves as just British, people would have a problem with it. The majority of us are proud of all our heritage, and comfortable with it. Perhaps you should interrogate your own anxieties.
Thank you so much for making this interview guys! Would love to see all 3 of you in a movie together. And you guys should know that all 3 of your work is making a global impact and change. This interview alone is really refreshing for people like myself who are also struggling with many of the questions you guys are discussing. How do we balance between creating something for ourselves vs entering the machine, who do we run by our ideas with and do we really need permission to do our thing? This is amazing. Really, my prayers with you, Riz, Hasan and Guz. Looking forward to seeing more from you guys and the rest of the global Muslim artists!
Plus he is a fully white washed Indian American, doesn't have the same baggage/ experiences as Pakistanis let alone Muslims and leave further alone British Pakistani Muslims.
![Riz Ahmed - Channel4 Diversity Speech 2017 @ House of Commons [subtitled/legendado]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/36bcxDVNr1s/mqdefault.jpg)
“How’d you and guz know each other?” “from the mosque init” - I died
Lmao when did he say this?
@@amtulbasit9497 3:10
To Be Honest - Is it because you don’t understand them?
@@mthggg 🤣🤣😂😂
Call your movie “The Three Mosqueteers”
Riz, you should start a podcast and invite Hassan and Guz on an episode.
I agree. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Ahnaf Mazid This pretty much was a podcast. He should make it a regular thing though.
zx82 If you can’t handle the profanity, just switch it off
zx82 Didn’t sound like a suggestion. Even if it was, a stupid one at that. I can tell you if they do another podcast there will be profanity, so don’t bother listening in.
zx82 It’s a part of the gab, especially with dudes. It comes with this territory, a podcast is essentially these guys talking like they would uninhibited. Sorry if I was rude earlier.
When Hassan talked about not fitting in either way, and using his passport to go anywhere to support his family, that hit me so hard. Cause just a few weeks ago I was talking to my husband about this, and telling him I’m not bound by any country because I don’t feel like I’m one of them. I’ll take my chances and make the world my country.
This was emotional cause I can’t find people like me. I’m always the odd one out. I was born in Pakistan, but I grew up in China, I migrated to Canada when I was 18. I tried so hard to get rid of whatever accent I had in my English so I could fit in, and belong to a country that I can call home. Same reason why all our parents left our countries, for a better future.
In British Columbia there is a huge Chinese and Indian population. I speak fluent Chinese but broken Urdu/Hindi. My Indian friends just can’t let go off the India/ Pakistan hatred, which btw I never knew cause I grew up in China. My Chinese friends never really see me as on of them, some of them think me speaking in Chinese is showing off... which is laughable cause when they speak English I think it’s perfectly normal.
I try to make Canadian friends, but most people the moment they hear I’m from Pakistan they start off with their flawed opinions about terrorism, and when I tell them I grew up in China it’s about communism. It never seems to escape this loop.
What annoys me more is the Asian to Asian racism I face. I try to explain it to them, and become a shield for them, but this has a horrible result on me. They exclude me more.
I’m so glad I watched this video. I had a thought. You three are so talented, you could earn so much money by doing videos or music that was more accepted by the public. Everyone that rich gets treated better. But you chose to be the shield. You discussed the issue that were in your countries and you try to shed light on them, what’s more, on the internet! That’s unimaginable to me. That’s so brave of you all. Because you didn’t try to make it better for your self only, you thought of others! I don’t think I can ever do that.
It breaks my heart to hear this. I know there's no making up for what you've been through but as an Indian, I hope you'll believe that I cherish you. I hope we will live to see a time when people have learnt to let go of prejudice, especially when it comes to backyard racism in Asia.
This is bare british hassan over there like confused 😂😂
Guzzy is such an attentive/active listener. He respects the speaker and take notes. RESPECT. This is how conversations should be had...a lot of people don't understand the art of conversation, even if you may or may not agree.
“Just because things could be worse doesn’t mean we shouldn’t strive to make them better” -wise words
Guz is literally Mobeen. He must not have to act at all in Man Like Mobeen
Pol Dog was thinking the exact same thing, he even dealt drugs lol
Or its called man like mobeen is based on his upbringing, dumb guys 😂😂
Oh shoot I thot he was familiar man like mobeen , also didnt I hear Hasan say michael Jordan's bodyguard body slammed him ?
Damn I just realised I'm the RIZ of my friend group. The buffer between the ghetto ones and the boujie ones 🤣🤣 Good to know I'm not alone
So am i omg 😂
Omg so proud of u guys
The number of guz's kids keeps changing 😂😂😂😂💀
I kinda don’t agree that the pandemic hit everyone equally. People that are more privileged don’t have to worry about things like job security (as much) and isolating in tiny places. I think in some ways this pandemic highlighted the gap. EDIT: Thanks so much for this. I felt like I was with a group of friends. The topics discussed hit home.
Hasan looking like the old school Jay Sean here! ☺
KingKhanAbz So he does 😂
Haha that was LITERALLY my first thought the moment I tuned in!
Omg he does!
Yes does ):
Shiiiiit. Rishi rich and juggy d
Riz: you’re all going to hell
Guz: La Hawla Wa La Quwwata 😂😂😂
I am proud you are using your platform to help the community where you come from. I am a tech professional in London and so often see the struggles we face even getting good jobs in tech (for Muslims) let alone anything else and so often if some do make it big they leave behind their community want to suck up to anyone in power and step over the down trodden.
Keep working, keep striving, keep succeeding in everything and keep being yourself.
So is it all about 'your' community and not the community that hosts you?
@@andrewgardner5354hosting you? Apologies I didn't realise I needed permission to be born here from my overlord host
Mashahallah awesome right from heart
Maybe it's all the prayer breaks you lot take every day
@@simonpenum What a 5 to 10 minute prayer break a couple times a day at least one of them during lunch, really!!! what about the cigarette breaks and all the other breaks extended water cooler and coffee breaks. And as for grown up real professional world people don't count the minutes you are on the clock. SO STOP LOOKING FOR EXCUSES TO JUSTIFY YOUR BIGOTRY.
Honestly my 3 fav desis. Thank you for representing us the way u do guys. It’s appreciated. May Allah bless all of u. AND YES MAKE A MOVIE TOGETHER
Ameen x
Loved this - 3 of the most influential South Asian men out there rn 🙌🏼 excited for the next one with the ladies 🎉 thank you guys for using your platform to spread such vital and interesting discussions
Rishi sunak crying into his conflakes
Andy See no Samoan
We need Kumail Nanjiani
Our muslim bruddas!
@@MuhammadNafay he is a will smith type.He will never do this.He has gone straight white.
🐻🐼🐻🐼🐻🐼🐻🐼
Guz Khan
You are a true Flower
May all your haters be left with a beautiful scent on their hands
When they attempt to harm your growth
I love Guz “I’m in the ends init” 😂😂
Hassan listening to British banter but street version 😭👏🏾😂I love his reactions
Jamaican black british... let's be honest
Can't believe I'm watching all three of you together in a live chat. ♥️♥️♥️
Bloddy good initiative initt
Astounding 75 mins of brilliance. 62 years and I’m still trying to believe in myself. Will check out all the recommendations at the end. Much love, stay safe. 💜🙏🏻💜
Riz definitely needs his own podcast!
Riz Ahmed, Guz Khan and Hasan Minhaj you guys are an inspiration....... stay well, stay healthy and stay happy. Thank you for sharing this conversation.
Love this vibe of three of the most influential Asians of our time coming out on screen and talking and discussing subjects like this. Big up Guz, Riz and Hasan Minhaj
Andy See it’s got nothing to do with politics and more to do with unity of minorities to come together and create something good
Which is based on a lot of Jamaican patois
Bravo Riz, you are a true inspiration! You have choosen the less trodden path for a celebrity of your stature and not a spectator. Keep it up, this is just the start. Best trio, could we have more of these please.
I’m obsessed with this. Someone fund this in some capacity so it happens regularly!
Riz please start your own podcast! I could hear you all day! 💕
This is the south Asian representation I didn't know I needed.
thank you to everyone for starting the conversation, ''Victim hood'' so so true, its not where you from its where you at ! the whole Earth belongs to the one and only, we travel and keep moving
I just love the love and respect between these brothers. The way they are each other’s hype man is just wonderful to witness. Well Done 👍🏿 guys🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰.
"Process over results". I love that man
So this is something that I feel is something that we could talk about too. In a movie like Crazy Rich Asians.... the common misconception that “Asians” are only the ones from East/South East Asia. Very rarely are South Asians and those of us from the South Asian diaspora are not a part of the conversation of representation.
Andy See no look up Dravidians most southern Indians are descended from them. Not Aryans.
@Andy See ..they are but also asian descent ...guz and riz from Pakistan ...and hassan from india
@Andy See ....in ur point of view may be...but i remembered u British singer zayn malik have also won asian award ...basically his Father from Pakistan ...
@Andy See thats what makes islam genocidal
Andy See there’s nothing wrong with having both as that you identify with. You can have a mix background, heritage, race etc
All three of you, I love all your work and we desperately need you to carry on with it especially in the current climate. I am certain you are breaking down the barriers.
PODCAST! PODCAST! PODCAST! HAS TO BE DONE!
These guys are inspirational, young, modern, thoughtful, caring, funny, successful, talented.
Love , love, love this discussion. Riz Ahmed is so friggn' wonderful, talented, smart, etc. I could talk (listen) to him everyday! Love everything he acts in; Sound of Metal is amazing.
If all the comments up there were not already convincing enough, I'm just gonna say it again: the world needs more of you three together.
I want to thank you Riz for working up this brilliant idea of having a woke conversation with two of those people we want to hear so much more from.
I am a 22 year old Pakistani completing a degree from a good university in Karachi. Yet I always dream of and am surrounded by close friends who always look forward to moving abroad, finding a home in U.K or U.S.A and this may serve as a third perspective but we never quite realize that even after having made so much of a name in a foreign land, there is still so much you can go through as a South Asian brown Muslim. This piece of conversation was therefore truly enlightening.
I also particularly want to acknowledge the point you made about the impact always being made no matter whatever little you do. That one should not worry about the consequences or overthink about who is going to watch them, acknowledge them or be impacted by them. As a proof of this phenomenon, let me tell you that I first read about you at the back of an Urdu magazine when I was hardly 12 years old. And I thought wow this looks like an amazing person, I wish I could know more of him. But back then we didn't have Wi-Fi or a smart phone or anything that could connect us to millions of people in a few seconds. But today almost 10 years later I discovered your channel and was able to see this video. And I think this the true miraculous beauty of 'impact' as it can touch a million souls in a plethora of different time zones without you even ever knowing.
As a British African From Luton, in Canada, I’m loving this content! Keep going forward! Representation matters!
Hahaha
they got a Luton in Canada?
Yes we want the three musketeers movie
Dem sword fighting would be ero would be on pornub init
This was a gem. So much knowledge being dropped and covered so many important issues. I really liked the discussion on imposter complex and trauma. I always feel that trauma is part of transformation. And to find your voice is to overcome imposter complex. At the end of the day, you got to be you and create for you.
Love to all 3 of you guys. Masha-Allah. YES PLEASE!! to the movie. We had 3 musketeers, 4 Lions now its time for the 3 KINGS!!
This is one of the best conversations about art ive ever heard
I love Guz Khan, he’s so funny and actually a good guy. This was a good discussion.
swear down this could be the best trio to start a podcast. like way more popular than joe rogan.
I connected with this so much. Thank you for being true to yourselves. The bit about only being able to represent yourself hits so close to home. Please keep these videos coming. I'll live for them.
My brothers. Yes. Soul viewing.
Big up SOUTH Asia in this one! It’s a breath of fresh air seeing my people prosper. Keep at it bro and do SOUTH Asia proud
I freaking love this friendship. Omgoshh so precious.
Some of my favourite Asians in a video all together I'm crying 💜
Riz, you are an amazing amazing guy. Didn't know I needed this. I'm a small time influencer/artist from Karachi, the last few days have been pretty depressing. This made my day. This made me super hopeful. Massive respect and love for you, brother.
Oui, Ramesh
3 Asian legends in one very educated and well informed video chat. Cannot wait to see what’s next for all of you!! Thankful for you always guys ✨ stay safe x
This is epic, they speak to me!
I could listen to these guys all day.
Petition for Riz Ahmed to have a podcast ☝🏽
We need more conversations like these. You guys are amazing x
Didn't realise I could leave this video loving Hasan and Riz more
I’d love Mahdi Hassan to have you lot on discussing the issue of brown people feeling a breakup with their countries
This is a legendary moment. Love to see the buds
OMG! This is giving me so much life - thank youu for kicking this off. Please do more, 100% would tune in always.
Man I love all 3 of you guys! Thanks for this! Really great to see this!
This was the realest shit. I definitely feel conflicted with my position as someone that lives in 'the empire' and having one foot in two places. Big like.
Want to hear more of Guz next time please
The Deep alienation when we see ourselves through the mirror of the others.
Hasan's face was like: Man, when is this over? I got two kids I need to take care of.
I thought it was only me who saw it lol
guz killed me dawg, this was a great conversation. I could see them all in a great comedy movie
The best trio!!! 😭😍😍😍
Astagfirullah ✌️🤣
Riz please invite Paul Chowdhry in one of streams as well.
I was thinking the same thing. That pen chod would've brought beautiful chaos to this stream.
This should be a weekly thing!
Such great discussions. Thank you for taking a stand and not brushing over the critical bits.
Hasan: Riz, how do you know Guz?
Guz: From the mosque init !
Brilliant answer.
Really enjoyed this conversation, we need more of this in the mainstream.
This was an great conversation between 3 great artists. More of this please!
Respect to you all, loving the vibes from 3 amazing comedians/social commentators/free spirits, your all pretty inspirational (Hassan ill never get on a cruise ship after watching that PA episode) Muslim commentaries need to be at the forefront. Also thank you for noting the sisters also need to be given a space listen Muslim women get the imposter syndrome going into the mosque! If we dont even feel fully engaged or have to fight for the right to have our space within our own community. Should we do like the three of you find our space regardless, advice appreciated thanks guys 🐻🐻🐻
Riz really name dropped Mahershala.
Rashik Hossain he was bitter for not being in the secret WhatsApp group
@@kaktees Yeah guz was mad that he wasn't in the WhatsApp group lmao
I love how chill this is, can this be weekly
Great triple threat chat boys - respect for all three but mainly Riz and Guz whose work I admire ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
Any day is a banger! Have listened to that particular track at least 100 times.
Would love to see Riz interview Zayn, feel like that would be a very intellectual talk
51:20 those are the people who are jealous, they feel they deserve to be in your shoes, but sub consciously they know they cant do what you do thr way that you do
@David Charles Francis Topham de Vere Beauclerk not having the status, position, success as they have.
They should have had Tez Ilyas on there too.
This is brilliant. Riz is so eloquent.love this whole convo...you guys are amazing...
Absolutely loved this discussion. I could listen to you guys all day long.
3 of you doing great wish you all the best, need more stuff of you guys together
Hasan ... you should still do it ... because objectivity if truth isn’t bothered about the subjectivity of our opinions ... because if you wont do it someone else will ... The truth is like ART, it choses the subjects from whom it’ll come out.
Besides it does changes a lot ... Respect
Never realised this was missing from my life 😍
lool Guz came with that ENERgy not sure Hassan was ready for that 🤣🤣still a great idea and great people
I really appreciated this talk. I could listen to it all day. I think that the core concepts and values transmitted through this conversation are universal and just know that there are people that are trying to educate themselves and teach their children to respect people from every walk of life. Your work and sacrifice to forward society isn't going unnoticed and is making a difference. Its up to everyone else to do their own internal work and that ripple effect will hopefully get all of us to the world we wanna live in. You on that proverbial hill, you're not alone, people just don't know how to fight, but if you lead the charge, you'll find so many people will follow behind.
Loved seeing this conversation with three of my favorite desi brown men. Hilarious, uplifting and inspiring at the same time. Sending love from Cambodia
we need another group show with Tez on as well, it will be mental!
Oh Riz, it’s ok for people to fall into a victimhood mentality when they are a victim of their circumstance (I.e. racism or class). Do not feel like you need to transcend the pain because the best coping mechanism is to acknowledge it and confront it in the best way that you can.
This is so cool to see you guys on a chat. Respect ✊🏾
I need more!! It was awesome listening to this conversation 👌🏽
I love this soo much 3 of my fave brown celebs❤️
Andy See yeah..... loads.. I’m a British pakistani so it’s normal to see white comedians on tv all the time but hardly ever see my fave brown comedians..... and before you ask I have fave black comedians aswell.....
Andy See it’s what guz and riz are... parents born in Pakistan but our generation was born in Britain and raised here.. so that makes us British Pakistanis
Andy See omg seriously?? Bye.. my “loyalties” are my business ✌🏽😂😂😂😂
Andy See what a troll lmao.
@Andy See British Pakistani is the box we have to tick on any form we come across, be that applying for a job or any other form of identity questionaire. You seem to have a problem with the fact that we have a diverse identity in that regard, why don't you first take your questions to government officials that also make us highlight that diversity.
Tbh, even if we referred to ourselves as just British, people would have a problem with it. The majority of us are proud of all our heritage, and comfortable with it. Perhaps you should interrogate your own anxieties.
Thank you so much for making this interview guys! Would love to see all 3 of you in a movie together. And you guys should know that all 3 of your work is making a global impact and change. This interview alone is really refreshing for people like myself who are also struggling with many of the questions you guys are discussing. How do we balance between creating something for ourselves vs entering the machine, who do we run by our ideas with and do we really need permission to do our thing?
This is amazing. Really, my prayers with you, Riz, Hasan and Guz. Looking forward to seeing more from you guys and the rest of the global Muslim artists!
About time asians gt reconised trust me it's not easy about time ther given a chance pure talent you guys got
Ross Ross Can you repeat that? This time without the tears? 😭😂😂
The American guy was not prepared for this British humour.
Abul Hussain British humor is next level 🤘
Plus he is a fully white washed Indian American, doesn't have the same baggage/ experiences as Pakistanis let alone Muslims and leave further alone British Pakistani Muslims.
Yes my G's - let's have more convos like this.
AMAZING to see & listen to you guys together! Please do this more often❣️🙏🏼
I enjoyed this sooooooooo much !!! thank you Rizwan Ahmed
Love the realness and vibe with you guys ♥️