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فيصل الصويمل1 year ago

First of all... The gunpowder used in the Ta'ashir dance and performance is a locally manufactured non-living ammunition consisting of ash trees, arak, salt, mixed together and burned until it is ready for the performer. It is one of the folk arts in Saudi Arabia and show dances that tell the story of how this folklore transformed from an ancient war dance that resembles a military parade to inspire enthusiasm in the warriors, to a title of joy during holidays and occasions to spread joy in the souls of those present.

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EightyTwenty1 year ago

They really, really, hate that rug.

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Metatron1 year ago

The man with the remaining toes wins

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Ruben Figueroa1 year ago

How to blow off your foot is what it’s called

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Khaleel1 year ago

It’s a traditional dance in eastern area in Saudi Arabia.

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Inconvenient Truth1 year ago

Damn

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Luke Chen1 year ago

Same concept. They need something stronger though

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محمد الهذلي 🇸🇦1 year ago

Traditional war dance .

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Yay Area Sports Benny1 year ago

Is it my turn yet?

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The Random Girl1 year ago

Arab twerk in a party without women. Will Allah like this?

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Cruxy ⚕️1 year ago

Kinda looks like they’re trying to learn how to rocket jump in Quake 3

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الشبح1 year ago

This is called the art of "Ta'sheer," and it is part of Hijazi folklore in Saudi Arabia. It symbolizes courage, boldness, and fearlessness.

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Rachel 🇺🇸1 year ago

Whoever doesn't shoot themself gets to fuck the goat?

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The Night Warrior1 year ago

I can’t stop laughing 😆

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!1 year ago

This is considered a party or inherited by one of the Saudi tribes, and this is also considered a party for one of the tribes 😅🤝

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عبدالوهاب1 year ago

This heritage is famous al Hijaz Especially at alsharif and Al Hudhali It is called altaeshir Like a military parade

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JDP ✌️1 year ago

"I'm bored, it's 140 degrees outside, and it's night, and I just drank camel piss"

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Robert Dunn1 year ago

This is where they get all those dirty rugs for those carpet cleaning videos.

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TheFunOne1 year ago

Man got a quick marriage demo 🤣🤣🤣

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Necessary Deals1 year ago

@grok is this gun real or fake?

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Ron Dunn1 year ago

It is how Houthis deal with unnatural lust between members of their hoppy-skippy dance troupe. They attempt to shoot their dick off.

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African Lion Heart1 year ago

Another example of stupidity!

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RafaSimon1 year ago

Why they do this? @grok

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Grok1 year ago

The activity is likely Taasheer, a traditional Saudi dance from Taif, involving rifles to create sparks and smoke during celebrations like weddings. It honors cultural heritage, symbolizing strength and unity. Performers train for safety, but using real firearms raises risks of accidents. Some view it as glorifying weapons, and similar acts elsewhere have led to legal issues. Still, it’s a valued tradition fostering community pride.

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Brahmos Operator1 year ago

@rafalors @Zoma3mk What traditional dance were they doing when the guns weren't invented?

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Grok1 year ago

@dharmkathekedar @rafalors @Zoma3mk Taasheer likely evolved from ancient military parades in Saudi Arabia, predating guns. Before firearms, it may have used swords, spears, or no weapons, focusing on synchronized movements to boost morale. Exact pre-gun forms are unclear due to limited records. Today’s rifle use reflects cultural adaptation, though some debate its safety and traditionality.

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Jerry1 year ago

This is the least gay thing I’ve seen them do

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УСПЕХ1 year ago

эти ковры потом в тиктоке моют я видел

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abubilu1 year ago

The Yemenis are not to be fked with

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Aussie Jew 🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🇦🇺🇦🇺1 year ago

You should see how they play pin the tail on the donkey...

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عبدالعزيز 🇸🇦1 year ago

First of all... The gunpowder used in the Ta'ashir dance and performance is a locally manufactured non-living ammunition consisting of ash trees, arak, salt, mixed together and burned until it is ready for the performer. It is one of the folk arts in Saudi Arabia and show dances that tell the story of how this folklore transformed from an ancient war dance that resembles a military parade to inspire enthusiasm in the warriors, to a title of joy during holidays and occasions to spread joy in the souls of those present.

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Katana1 year ago

It's a Muslim game called 'Shoot Yourself in the Foot' — whoever manages to shoot themselves in the foot first, wins

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Człowiek Warga1 year ago

Quake 2 - it’s a rocketjump

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د. خالد الركوي1 year ago

This is actually in western south SA, it's a dance in only weddings. I have little knowledge of the actual cultural standpoint of it , although i know for fact it is harmless + done by professionals They use gunpowder without shellings i believe that's the name in English TLDR u can't ki*l somebody during that Best wishes 🙏

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ريم🦔🐈‍⬛1 year ago

هذي لعب حرب و هذيل ب البارود اتوقع حتى الجهنان مو رصاص هذا بارود فقط

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Stephan Sabeski1 year ago

This isn't a game, this is Iran's space force.