DL Please Explain-What Are These Arab Males Up To?

This is typical dancing for Lebanese, Arab, and Kurdish men, OP. It's done at weddings and other major events.

Wow, the Rockettes are really going downhill.

That little boy taking pictures has a rough night ahead of him.

It's to celebrate when Mohamed fucked his 10 year old bride.

It's basically just a variation of The Horah, OP.

Same regional origins with more sexist modifications for the participants.

The dancing calls to my Olive Oil of Popeye fame.

From the looks of it, The Virginia Reel.

they are getting ready to fuck each other as they have no women

I was once at a Persian celebratory dinner and all the men started doing this (although they were not wearing these outfits but Western garb).

Although middle Eastern cultures are outwardly homophobic, their behaviors are not just deeply homosocial but even sometimes downright homoerotic.

Some of the men's head coverings are red gingham, the others are white. Is there a cultural meaning for this, or is it a fashion choice?

[quote] red gingham

You are so gay.

R10- The red gingham ones look like one would use for a picnic.

You construct intricate rituals which allow you to touch the skin of other men.

Now these are real men. Not like the faggoty fags on here.

Is the hem above the knee considered slutty?

r9 I once had an Iranian acquaintance who took exception when he was called "Middle Eastern"

There are no gays in Islam, OP.

Well, not after they take my dick out of their mouth.

They should really go for "Sexy Schoolgirl" or "Naughty Teacher", if you ask me.

Are they all marrying each other?

They forgot to accessorize. For an extra 3 billion I'll include the hoods.

Gurls, stay away..they have a sharp sword to chop anything from head to dick

I’ve always thought Muslim culture was very homosexual in general.

R22 Why don't you go there and put your fevered imagination into practice.

But don't expect us to come and recuse you when you're sliced head to toe.

[quote] I’ve always thought Muslim culture was very homosexual in general.

You're not too far off. Back in the 90s I had to go to Saudi Arabia for work twice. One thing that was glaringly obvious was that every household had a Filipino houseboy. I mentioned this to one of the American men in our office there and he filled me in that these houseboys were there to help around the house, and to provide sexual release for the husband of the family after the wife stoped putting out.

I think you’re misinterpreting what I was trying to say, r23. Islam is full of hypocrisy; they’ll show disgust for the decadence of the West, yet they’re history is filled with horrific things like the sexual abuse of young children.

Guess what? Men are men everywhere. Anything that happens between two people in the dark that is never spoken about didn't really happen.

All religions are based on make-believe.

Those boys are dancing a "debka". The origin is beduin. As stated upthread, a debka is danced at celebrations. Only men dance a debka.

[quote] Some of the men's head coverings are red gingham, the others are white. Is there a cultural meaning for this,

The head covering is called a kefiyeh. The different colors signify clan, and, in some cases, social status. The red kefiyeh is usually beduin. Some of the despotic clans ruling the Gulf, such as the al Sabahs of Kuwait, wear white kefiyehs.

[quote]I once had an Iranian acquaintance who took exception when he was called "Middle Eastern"

No surprise that he would take exception to Western-invented classifications. Same reaction used to happen with "Arab", until it took on a political context.

Why are there no pearls with those caftans?

Pearls? Shouldn't puka shell necklaces be worn with caftans?

I have a Polish who hates being called Eastern European, he insists that he is mid-European.

^ I'm a Jamaican in 'Lord of The Rings' but I insist that I'm Scottish and Norwegian.

No women allowed.

That’s the tape I saw. They’re celebrating 9/11. I knew it!

Please don't sexually objectify these guys.

They'd beat the crap out of a gay guy without thinking and their culture/society would support them.

Some of them break into the line. I assume they like holding hands and dancing with their best friend.

Dancing insane homophobic mass murderers are hot!

"It's sweet..."

But if they saw gay guys holding hands or dancing together.......Allah be vengeful!

tribal beats

Ini Kamose's 1995 Hotstepper mix and the line dancing Kurds!

Yes don't objecify these ugly gay murderers, enough of pushing poor boys from the building tops

Dataloungers using their penis instead of their brain.

The images start at 30 seconds.

Arab boys can dance

Btw that’s not the original music. Some whiz kid has it changed to some rap/hip-hop number for comic effect I guess

Sorry, Kurdish, not Arabs at r42

Also: here’s the kind of music they actually dance to

The words at R43 are unintelligible to me. And so are the words at R42.

They're celebrating the successful slavery of women.

Why don't feminists and SJWs go after the treatment of women in Middle Eastern communities? Or criticise female genital mutilation in African societies?

Answer; because condemning those cultures would be perceived as racist. But keep on fixating about Trump and his pussy grabbing, ladies.

R46 He was the fucking president, you imbecile.

R44: the words at r42 are supposed to be English

I can't agree, R48. It may be in the American language but the singers obviously don't care about lyrics, diction or comprehensibility.

Why should we not sexually objectify thus remove the agency and personhood of those who dehumanize gays? It sounds pretty fair. These men hate being treated like how they treat women. All those "tricking straight guys" videos are all about a gay power fantasy and humiliation of homophobes. Everyone here knows how these cultures treat gays and women. Doesn't mean we can't point out the hypocrisy and homoeroticism that's pervasive in the cultures as well.

Those are Dataloungers, OP.

R13, we call it football here in the USA...socially sanctioned male-male touching...

Men in incredibly tight uniforms highlighting their endowments and fundaments...

3/4 stances...

QBs getting sacked....

Putting it in EndZones...

Snaps...

Butt slaps

Whatever it was I’m sure Allah was very pleased.

You know they’re not American because not a single one of them is obese.

I love this man:

Muslims fast a lot. So that plays a role. I used to fast during my Christian childhood a lot but stopped as I grew nonreligious. But I went back to fasting for the health benefits and it is useful for maintaining healthy weight and feeling good. It's very easy to overindulge and eat a lot of junk with all that's accessible in The US. I can do a day of just drinking water.

Nothing like cherry-picking a photo to make a point. Of course this looks gay--it's the annual White Party in Jeddah, which has become the Gay Mecca of Saudi Arabia.

Do NOT go to Arabic countries.

Do NOT go

I love that video at R39 ! That song is perfect,whoever picked it was genius. Its funny how i hear how homophobic Arabic men are (like black men) yet my experience with them was far from negative. I once got a job at a c-store working for this smoking hot Egyptian guy. Very good looking,very arrogant ,very sexy. 2 days after I started he closed with me one night and before you could say Jack Robinson I was bent over a pile of milk crates as he fucked the shit out of me. Over the next couple of weeks there was a noticeable uptick in Middle Eastern men coming in the store,and blatantly flirting with me. I was 36 and no spring chicken ,but very femme and obviously gay .Long story short,for a few months I had 5 regular fucks and a couple of occasional fucks. They LOVED fucking my white plump ass.

Few years after that I was in Atlanta working for a restaurant owned by Saudis. Within no time I was sleeping with the owner and 2 of the workers. I never even had to hard cruise them either,it just was right there. One I kind of fell in love with a little. He had an amazingly hairy body and the stamina of a teenager. Married sadly .I think he was a little in love too. Maybe its just me,but I didnt get the homophobia from any I encountered. Yes,I see how homosexuals are treated in some countries,but overall thats not been my experience.

[quote]Married sadly

Gay men are such assholes. They really are.

[quote]Yes,I see how homosexuals are treated in some countries,but overall thats not been my experience.

Yes. Assholes.

Screw around with Arabs here if you wish. Just don't do it over there.

The music--if you can call it that--is like fingernails on a blackboard.

It's fucking sreechingly and pierceingly horrible.

Dancing at a wedding?? Don't they know they aren't supposed to wear white at a wedding. It's as though they are trying to compete with the bride for attention on her big day.

Kurdish men are hot as fuck with decent size meat, too.

The guy in the striped shirt is the Saudi Arianna Grande.

Just a bunch of men in dresses holding hands and dancing with one another.

Can't see how anyone could possibly construe that as gay.

R63- I hate to say it but I find Arab men HOT 🥵 not necessarily these men- my favorites are Iraqi men.

You put your right hand in,

You put your right hand out,

You put your right hand in , And you shake it all about,

You do the hokey pokey

and you turn yourself around

That what it's all about.

[quote] [R63]- I hate to say it but I find Arab men HOT

They are HOT-HEADs They know nothing of self-control or discipline.

We wanted to make visible what has remained invisible for too long”: in Paris, an exhibition offers, for the first time, a journey through the queer culture of the Arab world, which is also jostled by gender issues.

Entitled “Habibi (my love, editor’s note), the revolutions of love”, this exhibition starting Tuesday at the Institute of the Arab World (IMA) does not want to be a “militant manifesto”. It intends to "make visible the obvious and what has remained invisible for too long": the cultural ferment of the Arab world on these issues, assures its president Jack Lang to AFP.

In total, 23 artists (painters, photographers, visual artists, illustrators, etc.) from the Maghreb, Mashreq, Iran and Afghanistan, but also from the diaspora — are exhibited.

“The idea is to present to the public this abundance around these themes and the fact that we are on a young generation who seizes on these subjects and who makes them the primary source of their creations”, explains to the AFP Elodie Bouffard, curator of the exhibition.

An abundance that can be found in the 7th art with the films “Le bleu du caftan” on homosexuality in Morocco or “Joyland”, a Pakistani film worn by a transgender actress. Both were presented at the last Cannes Film Festival.

Literature is not to be outdone, as evidenced by the book "The youngest" by the French writer Fatima Daas, on her refusal to choose between her homosexuality and her Muslim faith, which had been an event of the literary season there is two years.

Gay Arab Tik Tokers associated with this event-

What do we care about this violently homophobic culture?

R41, even though I believe this actually does happen, please remember that the United States and it’s CIA are knee deep in the propaganda behind this and we usually ONLY see what the CIA allows to happen, so we can see.

All of this is not what we are made to believe it is. I’m not saying this country or Islam isn’t homophobic AF, but MANY of these monsters are allowed to continue on their merry way, because the CIA and the US military have chosen to do business with some of the FILTHIEST pieces of shit, ever known to mankind.

I love my country. I am an American patriot in the truest sense of the word, but I know we have VERY dark ties to people we wouldn’t even spit on or piss on, if they were on fire.

Is it worth it? Is it worth having assets who rape little boys and beat the living shit out of little girls who are forced into arranged marriages by their own families, in order to gather human intel?

I dunno. Ask the CIA and the Generals who are/were on the ground in these literal shitholes, filled with kids, women, and LGBTQS, who pay the price while being raped, maimed and murdered regularly.

What rhythm! However, this ended up being an ill-conceived and very low-rated competitor to the two other reigning Saturday afternoon dance programs "American Bandstand" and "Soul Train," and it was soon cancelled.

Real Arab countries (Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen, Iraq, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE and Kuwait).

Arabicized countries (Morocco, Algeria, Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Syria and Sudan).

Not culturally or linguistically Arab but Muslim (Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Malaysia and Indonesia).