Exactly my thoughts Great guy💜

🖤

99% goes to group girls and 1% to guy just watching and the girls perform the dance very strengthly n soft way...comments goes to girls than it be reach the leader

@@ibnusinakhurshidahmad3873 If he designed this choreography, he surely deserves more than 1%!

@@abdelrahmansaid3882 Agreed 100%

They were definitely hypnotized 😂

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No, this is extremely hard work and skill. Stop calling everything talent, they must've practiced for months, even years. Calling it talent is just diminishing the work they put into it.

@@meeroomartie3730You're reading into it well beyond the positive reviews everyone has written

@@meeroomartie3730 you can try as hard as you want and still not have the talent these ladies have. This is art. You have to have the talent and love for it, not just the hard work. You’re reading way too much into it

Right on, Las Vegas soon ❤️

Really? AMAZING!

So happy to hear this! Good for them!

Agreed, Simon getting it wrong, not a dance act, a brilliant visual spectacle

You mean mesmerized?

one could say, this is not art. It is dance in the form of Art....

@@khabir2869 I was gonna say that lol

This is cambodian. They copied it.

Bravo 😉

She is smart humble and very kind

I love her, she has the best reactions.

Always💛

Yeah but I miss MelB

لِكُلِّ شَيْءٍ إِذَا مَا تَمَّ نُقْصَانُ فَلَا يُغَرَّ بِطِيبِ العَيْشِ إنْسَانُ هِيَ الأمُورُ كَمَا شَاهَدْتُهَا دُوَلٌ مَنْ سَرَّهُ زَمَنٌ سَاءتْهُ أزْمَانُ وهذهِ الدارُ لا تُبْقي على أحدٍ ولا يدومُ على حالٍ لها شانُ يُمَزق الدهرُ حتمًا كلَّ سابغةٍ إذا نَبَتْ مَشرَفِيات وخَرصانُ ويَنتَضي كلَّ سيفٍ للفناءِ ولو كانَ ابنَ ذي يَزَنٍ والغِمدَ غِمدانُ أينَ المُلوكُ ذوو التيجانِ من يَمنٍ وأينَ مِنْهُمْ أكَالِيلٌ وتِيجانُ وأينَ ما شَادَهُ شَدَّادُ في إرمٍ وأين ما سَاسَه في الفرس ساسانُ وأينَ ما حازَهُ قَارُونُ من ذَهَبٍ وأين عادٌ وشدادٌ وقحطانُ

​@@user-dg3ye6iv8u عظيم great !

Instead you're a mad country that endorses people with mental problems that think there are 1000 genders

They HAVE TO since they destroyed Lebanon and 50% of the Middle East

@@user-dg3ye6iv8u ابدعت لمن هاته الابيات رجاءا

Yeah deserving golden buzzerr📯

Amazing. Stunning. A new dictionary is needed to get words suitable to such performance 👌💖

i pray you can dance again :)

YT video : [2009 Deaflympics ACT5 Part2 Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva ]

@@chomtso Stop spamming

@@hedonister can’t face the truth?!

The quote is nice and all but it's simply not true. You can't just choose to be happy, happiness is an emotion and it is a result of what you experience. If all you experience is misery and suffering then you can't just decide to be happy about it. That's not how that works. I still appreciate her though.

She died??

@@Maysa4656 yes she died on February of 2022

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@@my2cents795 what??? How?!

i was fighting tears... and lost 😭😭 i started bawling once the golden buzzer was hit. it was just so beautiful!!

Me too...😪

Same

Same here! Truly beautiful

you are NOT! this touched me deep

Like I heard Fairuz's voice over this.

El7amdella

♡♡

As a Lebanese myself too, I can say this performance gave me goosebumps....I absolutely loved it and I'm really proud of Mayyas! Incredible.

I am a lebanese too I live in England I felt so proud of them all!! I wish our country appreciate us and care about us.. ❤

They hypnotized you.

Me

Me

Omg! They won? Wow! So beautiful

Please what deos the gold rain means?

@@loremipsum9859 contestants go straight to the finals

They literally copied Indian dance styles. Even southeast Asian dances are like this and inspired by Ramayana

@@amit4Bihar I am an Indian but I don't feel offended by this. They haven't copied anything. Both dances are different in their own ways. We should respect and appreciate their efforts and culture rather than criticize.

​@@ananyamk6052 you are a beautiful soul Thankyou for such a warm comment It made my heart sing

@@amit4Bihar chup be

@@amit4Bihar kha se Indian dance styles dikh rha h be chutiye ye Arabic dance hai

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Likewise!

Arabs are muslim too right?

@@Starry_Night_ Not necessarily. I think it's safe to say the majority of Arabs are muslims, but definitely not all. There's christian Arabs too, as well as other beliefs and religions from Arabic backgrounds. Hope that answers your question!

@@Starry_Night_ Right but not all

This oriental Arab dance is very old before Islam. In the era of ignorance in the Arabian Peninsula a thousand years ago. Even alcohol was old among the Arabs🇸🇦

@@Oyoyopi اي

@@Oyoyopi 😂

@@Oyoyopi but that type of dancing is originally from India .. and spreaded by Gypsies between Persia, Byzantine and Arab.

@@aaob24 yup you're right

Me too!!! I really didn’t expect to cry

The Mayyas are very and definitely talented. I grew up watching AGT. I watched dance groups and well the American style dance groups that were on AGT were almost similar in a way. The Mayyas, well what can we say. They were in sync, I was blown away how in sync they were together.

I bawled!

Same!!!

Same here... They really hypnotised us.

Beautiful

Emtional 😢

Your beautiful words put me into tears…Thank you for honouring NightBird 🙏🙏🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️

yessss i immediately notied

Exactly

simp

She is

I have grown to love her. A lot. I had the misconception she was just another Hollyweird dolly. Not so. She is really a sweet, caring human being.

Iran will be free one day because you're the bravest 💖

@@Aruna2012 thank you so much 🫂

I hope and pray the Brave Iranian Sisters win this Fight ✌

More power to you girls. ✌️ will be yours one day

Everything is gonne be alright my dear ladies in Iran or else where, who are fighting for freedom. Wish you all the best from Ethiopia 💛

Absolutely! I second that! 💕

except they lied, out of all middle east countries, Lebanon they have lot of successful women singers and dancers, artist like Nancy, Majida el roum, Elissa, Myriam Farsi, Fairoz they came from Lebanon. Nancy alone sold over 30 million records worldwide and she has net worth around $60m

@@hemednassor9334 the ones you mentioned are all singers,not dancers. They clearly mentioned "Career in dancing" " not career in singing" so please think twice about it before you talk and put for us some random numbers

@@hemednassor9334 you just mentioned 4 women. I don’t care if they lied, their hypnotic dance put a trance on me

@@viktorcheng2061 what he said is not true anyways mate.. ignore what you read,dancing like they did and the women he mentioned that are singing are completely and utterly different

Hi

@@user-ym6ww9uu1l hello 👋

Yeah Totally!!!!!

I agree. It still hurts after what happened to Nightbird, I still can't believe that she's gone 😭😢💔🕊

I really miss her too. Simon tells her that she is a true winner. 😢

Yes I should be happy for her inspiration to these ladies yet am crying 😢 she’s truly amazing

@@lynnngo7256 i didn’t know she was gone. May She rest in piece. 😢

This is not “Arabic culture “ this is simply Lebanese culture , we don’t see Arabs doing this , only Lebanese

@@somelebo1177 belly dancing is in a lot of other Arab countries. Egypt is a major on for instance. Yes these ladies did a great job. But that doesnr cancel the fact that belly dancing is a major part of other Arab countries.

Correct me of im wrong but are arab women allowed to show so much skin? Just curious 👉🏼👈🏼

@@flankuschuba depends on every country In Lebanon it’s normal since not all Arabs are Muslims , lebanon is a Christian Druze Muslim country so you’d see anyone wearing even bikinis on the streets it’s also normal for some Arab countries but for the rest , women show skin privately not publicly where they were abayas like Saudi Arabia etc

@@flankuschuba yes, the middle east is a mix of different cultures and beliefs. You have more conservative cultures and more open minded ones. For instance Lebanon has over 5 religions, each with their different beliefs. Lebanon is actually known for its nightlife and openness. It's the most open minded country in the middle east. Has one of the best nightlives ! you'd be surprised ;)

Any performance from them deserves

RIP Nightbird.....thank you sooo very much♡♡♡

I don't know she died, we all love her and her voice is so captivating. thanks for the information. hope her family find some peace in the inpact she left on us all and my she sleep in peace.

I cry when her face show up

So many deaths this year, it's a sad year, My old man passed away, Nightbirde and Technoblade. :/

@@NightcoreBeats 💜

yeahh. totally not pre screened and staged audition. anybody who believes that these auditions are not pre screened and planned is just utter fking stup*d.

I couldn't agree more! Absolutely breathtaking!!

Amazing dance performance

@@Jakesmommy7707 wow

You can praise one performance without disrespecting other people's talent. Special effects, sophisticated gadgets takes lots of time and effort and talent to put together.

They were inspired by Nightbirde. And they deserve to get the golden buzzer! I really miss Nightbirde. What about you? Did you miss her? If yes, then it’s OK sand it’s alright.

@@jonathanhsu1281 we all do, but I truly hope her legacy lives on forever ❤️

@@stevenbeck Nightbirde forever!

You and me both I'm crying

😭😭😭

They were in the world cup

How's your day going so far and the weather conditions over there my friend

@@mdfares Hello 👋

💯!!! 🔥

@@peterolaga22lol

Shakira originally Lebanese too, but unfortunately Escobar who i admire was not Arab 😅

Sofia said that she comes from part of Colombia that has a lot of Lebanese migrants and that she grew up eating Lebanese food and dancing to Lebanese music, so it feels like a 2nd home to her. It is the part of Colombia where Shakira comes from. I doubt that Colombian culture is that different from Lebanese..

No somos árabes también, somos fenicios. Sin embargo, después de que los árabes "compraran" el Líbano en el jodido "Taef" (1988-1990) y durante los últimos 40 años, más de tres millones de personas de ascendencia árabe (iraquíes, sirios, palestinos, saudíes...) tienen la ciudadanía libanesa, lo que lleva a un aumento de la mentalidad árabe: miserias y violencias vistos en la televisión. Su curso es invadir el Líbano por completo. Las mujeres Mayyas son un producto puro de las mujeres fenicias desafortuna- damente en el camino de disparicion. Personalmente, me decepcionó su discurso, porque no es nuestro trabajo defender a las mujeres árabes oprimidas. "La masse finit par vaincre l'élite" dice Platón IV antes de Cristo. Bye

This dance is kinda represent the pharaohs times. Even the clothes they wear represent that time. They know what they are doing and they did it in the way it should be.

@@Omar-gv1op Hello Omar It is good to read several comments. From my childhood until now, I am interested in the history of Egypt, Phoenicia/Lebanon and Hellas/Greece, where the world's first civilizations came from. The tyrant's of Mesopotamia waged wars of extension and robbery, they have nothing to do with our subject. Summarizing regarding these dances, we observe that the choreographer, like his ancestors the Phoenicians, mixed his dances with Egyptian, Indian and Chinese folklore (please check all performances). The music is a mixture of Egyptian and Lebanese melodies (tank you to the Lebanese compositor with Armenian background). The women were dressed in Egyptian fashion, another show with pre-Hellenistic Indian-style. Everyone knows that Egypt was envied in the world, for example: Kretaner borrowed the linear pseudo-hieroglyphs A 2200BC and then B. The Phoenicians from Byblos took pseudo-hieroglyphs too at the 17th century BC from which they created the letters of the Alphabet XVI BC . Papyrus for the Hellenes to write us wonderful poems philosophy and laws ...Finally It is not allowed to talk about Arab music or Arab dancers, even dress and culture, simply because Arabs didn't have those things. Please stop the misinformation, enough is enough. Phoenician women your duty is to dance not defending oppressed Arab females.

Yours is one of the best comments. I was also touched by the girl who picked up the confetti.

I noticed her too! Just heart warming

it really captured my eyes too!!! unique comment!!!

You caught that too huh??🤩🤗🔥

Exactly! especially Lebanese women...

This dance form is Indian not lebananese .The multiple hand gestures and that anjali mudra are a type of hindu styles

@@Shiva-nx1tn There is nothing endian about this dance, no need to use a microscopic comment section to try and promote your country 👳🏾‍♂️🤡 and no need to like your own comment

​@@hedonistermiddle east even has a culture you copy cat Lebanese 🥴🤡

Throughout human history, many people, ethnic groups migrated for better life conditions or conquered and overtook another nation/country--usually neighboring ones. With these people who migrated/overtook have brought with them their culture which was accepted, borrowed, then modified to their way. I have the Spanish Flamenco dance in mind. The Moors conquered the Iberian Peninsula, overtook the country, and the natives learned the hand movement that was incorporated into what is now known as Flamenco. Spanish (and Portuguese) conquistadors invaded Latin America and the Latin American natives took parts of the Flamenco and incorporated it into their own dance. Flamenco isn't the only example of such modification throughout the centuries to what it is today. My dad is a huge fan of the Flamenco dance and music. To most Westerners, the many varieties of the Curry spice blend is associated with India. India has many regions, so the spice blend ingredients vary from region to region. This one ingredient is used more in Northern India and Pakistan than in other regions of India--cinnamon. When I've visited Morocco, their Curries have cinnamon; and my dad brought with him a jar of the Curry mix from his trip to Abu Dhabi--which also contained a lot of cinnamon. Northern India and Pakistan are so different from the rest of the country. Moguls reigned in that Indian region and in Persia--currently known as Iraq. Moguls were of the Islamic faith, and quite possibly their culture was the foundation of the cultures throughout the Middle East and North African countries. I have to point out that those who live in a country that is actually a continent forget, or don't realize, that other continents have many different nations with their cultures, politics, etc differing from country to country. The US is a nation that is a continent. Each state has its own government, historical influences; yet, the whole country is under the same federal government and president. USA's cultural and historical foundations are the same; but, it's variations differ from region to region. It's not the same in the continents of Europe, Africa, Middle East and its Peninsula, and Asia. I can imagine that it's similar to the US in Australia and New Zealand. I was born in Poland and raised in the States. I see the many things natives of both countries don't realize. I fell in love with Middle Eastern culture/architecture/art after my folks' return from their trip to Istanbul, Turkey and a family trip to Morocco. As a child I had a small, thick, and a beautiful hard cover book of "Sheherezad's 1000 Arabian Nights" with exquisite illuminations. That was my first introduction to Arabian art and one example of Arabian/Middle Eastern diverse and rich culture. When I travel to a Middle East/Arabic country, I feel like I'm in the scenery of Sheherezad's 1000 Arabian Nights--in absolute awe and bliss.

Lolz mas magaling pa jan ang urban crew

@@ivankurtz6685 bitter na naman at talangkang utak.

@@ivankurtz6685 toxic pinoy please stop. Can we appreciate instead of comparing. Get out here. Hindi mananalo ang pambato mo kung ganyan lang ang asal ng isang supporter. Nakakahiya ka! Moment nila to, huwag kang epal.

She'll definitely treasure it for the rest of her life. That confetti is a proof of how great they are as a performer.

Yes. Proof.❤️❤️

Watched the end part again to see the woman as I didn't pay attention at first time 😅

Right? Most probably as a souvenir for their celebration

Yeah I noticed that too. That single act showed just how much this meant to them. It was beautiful

​@@user-pg7kf6dw5qHow about leave people.alone?

I am the same about dance groups but every so often there is one that stands above anything ordinary and is one but, they are the best I've ever seen.

What!!! U don't like dance groups u bugging!!!

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Dancers have put in really great effort and it's beautiful. But the first half of the set of moves is directly taken from a performance a Chinese kids groups. You can find it on KZfaq searching for "thousand hand dance" "avalokiteshvara dance " as key words. It's very old but choreography was copied to a large extent. Cultural appropriation doesn't feel that good.

It was very brave for these ladies to bring this wonderful act onto such a big platform. They deserve all the success that they’ll get. Bravo👏

100% I so want them to win. They have proven what we never thought a woman from Lebanon could have.

@@TheZoe0010 I will have all of them as my wifes. We will all see allah together amen.

@@blackleague212Only Radical Muslims think this way. So I do not agree with you.

@@TheZoe0010 please honey, you dont have to be a muslim to follow G-Ds rules.

Из конюшни

Thank u ❤

Her spirit will never die.

I tried my best not to 😢

I’m not crying you’re crying 😢

My eyes started watering for sure! May she RIP.

🇮🇱💝

I was going to say that I didn't think they were the most deserving because of Nightbird (rest in peace), but because they included her somehow, I do think they all deserve it now 💕

@@noeoleole6911 Yes, I agree that Nightbird was an amazing soul that was gone too soon but as young as she was, she taught this entire world to choose love and happiness over ignorance and hate.

@@user-bo7oz5jd7r يَا أَيُّهَا النَّبِيُّ قُل لِّأَزْوَاجِكَ وَبَنَاتِكَ وَنِسَاءِ الْمُؤْمِنِينَ يُدْنِينَ عَلَيْهِنَّ مِن جَلَابِيبِهِنَّ ۚ ذَٰلِكَ أَدْنَىٰ أَن يُعْرَفْنَ فَلَا يُؤْذَيْنَ ۗ وَكَانَ اللَّهُ غَفُورًا رَّحِيمًا (59) القول في تأويل قوله تعالى : يَا أَيُّهَا النَّبِيُّ قُلْ لأَزْوَاجِكَ وَبَنَاتِكَ وَنِسَاءِ الْمُؤْمِنِينَ يُدْنِينَ عَلَيْهِنَّ مِنْ جَلابِيبِهِنَّ ذَلِكَ أَدْنَى أَنْ يُعْرَفْنَ فَلا يُؤْذَيْنَ وَكَانَ اللَّهُ غَفُورًا رَحِيمًا (59) يقول تعالى ذكره لنبيه محمد صَلَّى الله عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّم: يا أيها النبي قل لأزواجك وبناتك ونساء المؤمنين: لا يتشبهن بالإماء في لباسهن إذا هن خرجن من بيوتهن لحاجتهن، فكشفن شعورهن ووجوههن. ولكن ليدنين عليهن من جلابيبهنّ؛ لئلا يعرض لهن فاسق، Saying in the interpretation of the Almighty saying: O Prophet, say to your wives and daughters, and the women of the believers, who are convicted of them from them from their abstaining. God Almighty says to His Prophet Muhammad, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him: O Prophet, say to your wives and daughters and the women of the believers: Do not imitate the female slaves in their clothing when they go out of their homes for their needs, so uncover their hair and their faces. but let them draw their robes over them; lest an immoral person be exposed to them, if he knows that they are free

We all say that, until some or someone does something even- you know the rest.

@@user-fx8rk2jm3w Uncalled for

Mayyas all the way! ❤️

It's stolen from The Traditional Sacred Buddhist Dance of Compassion Deity... You can find it on KZfaq.

@@guangtri2934 How can a dance be stolen? LMAO

It’s almost like Tari saman/aceh dance.

They were world class.

This oriental Arab dance is very old before Islam. In the era of ignorance in the Arabian Peninsula a thousand years ago. Even alcohol was old among the Arabs🇸🇦

They were also on Britain's Got Talent Champions with a similar mesmerizing act. Search for it and you won't be disappointed.

Amazing

we haven't heard a single word since their 1st performance. What gives? I don't understand. BTW, I totally agree with you but WHERE ARE THEY?

@@maryjudkins52 they perform today

The fact that NIghtbirde inspired them is so incredible but not surprising. Jane was incredible and so are the Mayyas. ❤

@@maryjudkins52 They went to the final

Yes! These women were incredible. One of the best things I’ve ever seen.

I disagree because they are ready won Arbus got talent and pole dancer from Australia should got golden buzzer.

Satanic

They are beautiful humble and have a good body..kind of woman you wish to date and also have as life partner.

Dance style, especially moving of hands is copied from Indian tradition. Bharatnatyam and kuchipudi dance r similar to this..

Agree with you 100 %.

So good 💖

Same here! Wowza

💞💖💞

You can watch thousand hand boddhisatva dance by a Chinese group which I watched as a kid.. Every initial step was copied from there🤣🤣🤣

a very fantastic performance i've ever seen , supereal indeed💖

thank you for sharing that. I did not know.

all of Lebanon is proud of such people. The people who want to kill this beauty Are the corrupt mafia , the corrupt militia, and the SuperCorrupt political oligarchy who have transformed Lebanon for the past 40 years, from the pearl of the Levant, the Swiss of the MiddleEast, into a failed state in the 21st century.

all of Lebanon is proud of such people. The people who want to kill this beauty Are the corrupt mafia , the corrupt militia, and the SuperCorrupt political oligarchy who have transformed Lebanon for the past 40 years, from the pearl of the Levant, the Swiss of the MiddleEast, into a failed state in the 21st century.

@@deborahchesebro408 because it s not true. She confuses north africa with middle east, as all loosers who comment yet being completely ignorant

Lebanon is an open minded diverse culture and their women are free, they misinterpreted what they meant, they said it's hard to build a career out of dancing since it's unlikely to generate a good income in their country

They ready won Arbus got talent and won that and was on Britain’s got talent to so they not audition if they all ready won.

this was a well deserved golden buzzer bht the others deserved it too. you don’t have to demean their accomplishment to uplift this act

The best forbidden Arab's treasure

Two Words -Totally Spectacular! WF-😎🤩😍😉✌️👌

So you’re saying that all of the others didn’t deserve it. Wow, you just told me way to much information about yourself. If I had a weak stomach I would be throwing up right now!

This is the best comment and I am totally with you

Never thought of their politics or stereotypes until you brought it up

Now a radical change in the policy of entertainment temporarily towards the Middle East

Agreed but not to forget their struggles for freedom to dance

Ikr so amazing

Truly special

she is and that s a big part of her success....she shows herself no matter what, sexy,funny,goofy,doesn t matter...her inner beauty shines and the people react to this...

Yes she is, I agree with you 💯 %

I remember watching her performance and I was touched. Long live Nightbird

i just came out of heart surgery when i saw her performance. It went through and hit my soul.

It was truly the most beautiful Arabic dance I have ever seen, congratulating the Lebanese girls and their leader, Mr.Nadim. Hamid from IRAN

RIP little angel !

@@jessicadguilloryojo5780 Me too

Who is nightbirde?

@@perlaguerra693 a performer from a previous season who passed away from cancer

@@perlaguerra693 The contestant in AGT who passed away of cancer this year. That was her singing her composition "It's Alright, It's Alright. Look it up on KZfaq.

same🥰

Cuz Lebanese ppl always kill it

How wonderful. Well deserved

Nah bruh. As a Lebanese Phoenician myself, we don't accept this racist zionist show. The only reason they let these girls dance like that was because there was damned illuminati symbols. Screw the zionist racist media. Free palestine so they stop ruining the middle east

But they keep saying wrong things about chances they cant have or get in lebanon or arab countries which is wrong may be they forgot that one of the best dance is belly dance, they can simply say they will have better chance for a universal fame in Americas got talent

عينين لاتمسه النار ١/عين تحرس في سبيل الله ٢/عين تبكي من خشية الله

This not proud this shame for Arabs

Yeah, their dance is amazing. Arabic influence make it more perfect. Their expressions and hand movements are 💯Outta 💯

@@__-si9ux stop trolling

@@lyliavix4366 This not trolling you stopid it's against Religion an it's not ur buisness to interfere in others matters

@@__-si9ux you’re stupid and ignorant fanatic virus. If this against your religion, why are you watching. Go get a life

wow !!! I hadn’t thought about it like, and think you are absolutely correct. Thank you for bringing that to the light. It was amazing to watch and for them to share it with us here in our country. Best wishes to ALL !!! ❤️❤️❤️

"In the very end, Civilizations perish because they listen to their politicians and not to their poets." Jonas Mekajs

Very beautifully put, my internet friend.

art can do nothing if you keep allowing your governments murder and rob the whole world. And , actually you can destroy beauty, you do it for centuries

@@adrukova1407 goodness!!👌🏾🔥❤️

❤️🙏❤️

It also made me tear up.

Same

Felix Sunshine. Beautiful culture. I had to stop and rewind several times b/c I couldn't stop my tears. Such incredible art, culture, discipline, love, and dedication. The choreographer Nadim [Cherfan], deserves a great measure of credit here. This may be controversial but I'll say it anyway. I once heard from a woman (and know it to be true by experience): it most often take a man to open the door to bring women to their best and highest, so they could move forward to their destiny. This choreographer's value is incontestable and irreplaceable. Thank you for elevating both the dancers and yourself, Mr. Nadim Cherfan.

Absolutely, made me cry too 😭🤣💜🇱🇧

How's your day going so far and the weather conditions over there my friend

Hi

@@peterolaga22 e

I’ve watched it so many times and am still memorized ❤❤

54 year old man here, I cried to, especially when I saw the girls started screaming, before the buzzard, what a beautiful moment.

@@leonardocarretero1054 wow! 54? Wishing you a long life!!

would you say the tears were pretty literal?

Omg so did I !

Spoiler lol