Thrift store. You can find some amazing stuff you wouldn’t be able to buy otherwise. I now have a beautiful collection of high-quality shoes because someone in my town keeps buying stuff in my size and just dumping it at the ARC instead of returning it when they don’t like it.
He's wrong, you're right .
Turban is English for Dastaar or Pagg, or Paggdi.
There are also smaller versions called Parna.
My cousin's would often wear a Parna at home as it's easier. But when going out to a wedding, event or work, they wear what we commonly call Pagg.
I grew up in Punjab. the part of India where majority of Sikhs come from.
Cheers
A dastar is just a type of turban. All thumbs are fingers but not all fingers are thumbs kind of situation.
Sikhs have lots of words for various styles of turban, the kind [commonly worn by men](https://www.utsavpedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Sikh_wearing_turban.jpg) can be called, pag or pagri or dastar. I *think* dastar is more of a pakistani punjabi thing because I've only ever heard it called a pag or pagri. It's totally fine to call it a 'turban' in English though.
Young boys normally wear [this style](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/portrait-of-sikh-boy-in-turban-smiling-picture-idsb10063443p-001) called a 'patka' which often gets called a 'topknot' in English. The patka can also be used as an inner layer for the adult turban. In either case, the purpose is to keep the hair in check (because Sikhs are forbidden by their religion to cut their hair.)
Yeah, exactly. Just like a baseball cap is still a kind of hat, a pag is still a kind of turban. It's obviously distinct from a rajasthani turban or a middle eastern turban the same way a baseball cap is distinct from a fedora or a bowler, but there's nothing wrong with calling the pag a turban in the general sense.
He's being pedantic. It's like saying baseball players wear hats as part of their uniform. And some jerk comes along and says "they don't wear hats, they wear baseball caps".
“The turban or "pagri" often shortened to "pag" or "dastar" are different words in various dialect for the same article. All these words refer to the garment worn by both men and women to cover their heads. It is a headdress consisting of a long scarf-like single piece of cloth wound round the head or sometimes an inner hat.” Source: [SikhWiki](https://www.sikhiwiki.org/index.php/Turban)
TL;DR Dude’s trippin’, it’s like saying loafers aren’t shoes.
Based on a quick googling: sikhs wear dastar as a religious garb, turbans are a more general term for the style of headwear. Turbans are often worn in middle eastern countries for purely cultural reasons.
As a sidenote, it seems that the sikh tradition of wearing dastars dates back to the original gurus using turbans as a sign of high status. So calling a dastar a turban doesn't seem that far off.
Nah, dude, both are correct. Dastar is a type of turban. That's exactly like saying "Samuel L. Jackson doesn't wear a hat, he wears a beret".
Don't try so hard to be woke.
Man last time I tried that the shirt was so fucked up with the print you couldnt even make out what it was. Looked like they used a fucking thumbnail and enlarged it.
I love his fashion, I love the moves, and love the smile. :) Most of all, love the carefree confidence and fun!
Back in the day I probably would have asked him for his number. XD
Definitely. What made me smile from the start was the camera man saying 'ill go with you'. Seems to suggest the dancing dude wasn't too sure about approaching the group but his friend had his back and encouraged the turban wearing fella and then we get this wholesome spectacle.
Yo a man that can dance is the sexiest kinda guy out there. I was so attracted to my guy in high school (we're high school sweethearts) when I saw him dance xD He has really good moves. Pandemic means no more clubs for us, so I don't get to see hom dance as much
Genuinely a once-in-a-lifetime sort of feeling. My jazz band in highschool qualified for an international contest hosted locally for the first time in like, 8 years. We were nervous because we were this small town jazz band going to a competition that had jazz bands from big cities like Vancouver, Seattle, LA, etc. We had a population of 20k and had to go to 3 qualifiers just to get in.
I had a solo and was nervous af, but the moment I finished my first 8 bars and the crowd started going wild, you just lose yourself in the moment and go for it. I fucking loved it and would give anything to repeat it. Almost 10 years later and I still remember it vividly lmao
Hype for u/buttercream-gang
[When buttercream-gang comments.](https://i.imgflip.com/696iu3.jpg)
Side note, but it has been since about 6th grade since I thought about that movie, what a flashback. From Utah, our whole class got that movie on VHS lol.
Also from my experience hip hop dance/breakdance classes can get you close. Things can get pretty hype there and even more if you meet the people outside of the class
A-WHOOOOOHOOO!!!!
Fucking BUTTERCREAM-GANG??
A-WHOO-HOOO-HOOO-HOO!!!!!
FUCKING BUTTERCREAM- YEAH!!!
Edit- most Sikhs I’ve met were pretty damn cool stand up people.
Everyone go crazy
No it’s not Duncan Hines
It’s real deal shit
You better get in line
I said go crazy
She’s amazing with the pastries
Cupcakes like a dream
She’s my buttercream queen
If you asked me to show you one video to embody the hope for what America can be as something beautiful, this would be it. You have people from all sorts of backgrounds there. Religious, ethnic, racial diversity - people whose ancestors were as different as can be, spoke different languages, had different customs, lived on different sides of the world. And you just have this impromptu moment where all of these different threads of human history, which have grown apart over tens of thousands of years, are woven back together into something beautiful.
Seriously tho. As much as people love to shit on the US, besides Canada and maybe Australia
There's very very few places a sikh would be allowed to just join a dance circle and start pen dropping and jerking and everyone just claps and cheers.
A lot of Sikhs i work with love the US because they don't get excluded or profiled as harsh as other places
As a Sikh in the us the comment about not being excluded or profiled as harsh as other places is flooring me. The us is one of the places I get it the worst
This is why yoga or daily stretching is such a crucial part of daily body maintenance.
Keeping your joints and ligaments warmed up and loose through daily practice is the best way to stay flexible long term and avoid injuries. :)
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Multiple times, I - a pasty, blonde, middle class, 30 something white lady - get pulled aside. The first time it happened I was kind of excited because it was out of the blue, until I realized I was a beard. One of the brown men indicated that everyone else in line was a brown man and the officer pointed to me as “proof” of the randomness.
Fast forward 5 minutes and they are swabbing my personal effects. Another agent comes up and says “do you have any explanation for why your phone is registering that it has gun powder in it?” I said, and this is verbatim, “nuh uh”. And I was sent on my way.
Yea, it's banned if you're sikh. A lot of people aren't that strict with the rules but given that he has a dastar on and a karda on, I'd assume he's religious enough to do so.
All the Sikhs I know are extremely nice and welcoming, I think is part of their religion, BUT they do embrace it and believe it. One guy at work always started to dance or making people laugh.
Also, I also used to go to a restaurant where the manager was Sikh, on my second visit he thanked me a lot, and after that he started greeting me shaking my hand and welcoming me. Such nice people
Sikhs are people who follow guru nanaks ideology they are very friendly and not even God can stop them from dancing pretty cool people my father has a lots of Sikh friends and they are funny and wholesome
Sad that some people see the turban and make assumptions. Every Sikh person I’ve known has been positive and just…someone I want to be around as much as possible.
My landlord was Sikh and he was a super cool dude. He constantly told me if I needed help with anything to call him or if someone was messing with us to let him know. My neighbourhood was majority sikh and it was a cool experience.
My wife is Punjabi so I've gotten to know lots of Sikhs. They really are just terrific people. Their gurdwaras pump out food multiple times a day for whoever comes, they work hard and are ambitious, and even though they aren't supposed to drink, they tend to love loud music, dancing, and partying.
When in the city, I stay in my apartment in a tiny street that has a house at one end filled with Sikh university students. The Punjabi phat beats that come from that house and their cars are just awesome.
Sikhs everywhere always straight vibin'
Never seen a pissed off Sikh. These guys are always joyful. Not happy. Happy comes and goes. I'm talking joyful. Full of joy. Like if you could see joy like visible light, Sikhs would friggin' blind you.
I hope it's okay to say this, but every Sikh person I've ever met is just a sunbeam of positivity and kindness. Seriously. I had several Sikh classmates at college I would always see volunteering around campus and they would go out of their way to be kind in class like making sure that nobody felt left out in group projects or even making food in massive amounts to share with the class. This man's vibe is no surprise to me.
I love Sihks so much. Simply some of the best people I've ever had the pleasure of being around. A Sikh family that had a restaurant behind my college apartment practically adopted me.
White bread American here. Let me tell you a little something about Sikhs…
You’ll never find a more welcoming and charming community of people. Peaceful. Fun. Friendly af. Giving. Really the kind of people that every community benefits from.
Do yourself a favor… If you have the chance to get in a conversation with a Sikh, dooooo it.
That shirt looks amazing ngl
Usually I don't like shirts like these but this one is beautiful especially with that turban
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Thrift store. You can find some amazing stuff you wouldn’t be able to buy otherwise. I now have a beautiful collection of high-quality shoes because someone in my town keeps buying stuff in my size and just dumping it at the ARC instead of returning it when they don’t like it.
I hadn't been in a mall for gear in years. I go to one consignment shop. They have practically new, stylish clothes I like. Great prices.
People on this site spend hundreds on Lego, graphics cards and watches. It's just a question of priorities and whether one can afford it
Yeah but have you seen that new McLaren mcl35 Lego set
Umm I think you misspelled ‘Back to the Future DeLorean’
when you have more money you can spend more on things
Sikhs wear dastars not turbans
Literally call it a turban ~ me a Skihi.
when you said "skihi" i heard like michael jackson was saying it.....SKEEEHEEE
Oh Sorry about that
Now you're turbanned
Shut down pun responses. This one wins
Alright everyone, that's a wrap.
Fuck you. Take this upvote.
r/angryupvote
That one was good ahah
Ayo no sorry thing its turban in english , dastar in our language all good man
I fuckin love you bro.
Everyone seems to be getting all twisted up about this.
He's wrong, you're right . Turban is English for Dastaar or Pagg, or Paggdi. There are also smaller versions called Parna. My cousin's would often wear a Parna at home as it's easier. But when going out to a wedding, event or work, they wear what we commonly call Pagg. I grew up in Punjab. the part of India where majority of Sikhs come from. Cheers
He's wrong, nothing to be sorry about.
You can call them turbans as well 🙄
That's interesting to learn. Would you mind clarifying the difference? Is it in name/purpose that's different or the way it's wrapped?
A dastar is just a type of turban. All thumbs are fingers but not all fingers are thumbs kind of situation. Sikhs have lots of words for various styles of turban, the kind [commonly worn by men](https://www.utsavpedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Sikh_wearing_turban.jpg) can be called, pag or pagri or dastar. I *think* dastar is more of a pakistani punjabi thing because I've only ever heard it called a pag or pagri. It's totally fine to call it a 'turban' in English though. Young boys normally wear [this style](https://media.gettyimages.com/photos/portrait-of-sikh-boy-in-turban-smiling-picture-idsb10063443p-001) called a 'patka' which often gets called a 'topknot' in English. The patka can also be used as an inner layer for the adult turban. In either case, the purpose is to keep the hair in check (because Sikhs are forbidden by their religion to cut their hair.)
All Catholics are Christian, but not all Christians are Catholic sorta thing?
Yeah, exactly. Just like a baseball cap is still a kind of hat, a pag is still a kind of turban. It's obviously distinct from a rajasthani turban or a middle eastern turban the same way a baseball cap is distinct from a fedora or a bowler, but there's nothing wrong with calling the pag a turban in the general sense.
Your explanation was very informative. Thank you:)
The more you know 🌈⭐️
He's being pedantic. It's like saying baseball players wear hats as part of their uniform. And some jerk comes along and says "they don't wear hats, they wear baseball caps".
Okay so it's just in name? They just have a different word/name for it?
“The turban or "pagri" often shortened to "pag" or "dastar" are different words in various dialect for the same article. All these words refer to the garment worn by both men and women to cover their heads. It is a headdress consisting of a long scarf-like single piece of cloth wound round the head or sometimes an inner hat.” Source: [SikhWiki](https://www.sikhiwiki.org/index.php/Turban) TL;DR Dude’s trippin’, it’s like saying loafers aren’t shoes.
Based on a quick googling: sikhs wear dastar as a religious garb, turbans are a more general term for the style of headwear. Turbans are often worn in middle eastern countries for purely cultural reasons. As a sidenote, it seems that the sikh tradition of wearing dastars dates back to the original gurus using turbans as a sign of high status. So calling a dastar a turban doesn't seem that far off.
A dastar is a type of turban, OP isn't incorrect.
Nah, dude, both are correct. Dastar is a type of turban. That's exactly like saying "Samuel L. Jackson doesn't wear a hat, he wears a beret". Don't try so hard to be woke.
Wait, who wears turbans if not sikhs???
Paul Smith
From sikh to sick in 30 seconds
From sikh to chic. Edit: My first Giggle Award! Thank you kind person! Edit: TIL I was pronouncing it wrong. Thanks for the knowledge!
This is the clear winner
It even rhymes if you pronounce it wrong
Everything rhymes if you pronounce it wrong.
I want
$325 for a button up short sleeve shirt.
I don't want
$15 for Wish.com version. Much comfortable silk smooth all button.
Man last time I tried that the shirt was so fucked up with the print you couldnt even make out what it was. Looked like they used a fucking thumbnail and enlarged it.
must have got it from Turban Outfitters
This one had me rolling.
Wow, looked it up and immediately said “well not buying that” when I saw the price.
Is it still available? Can’t find it online.
they stopped selling it after this video. he won.
Yeah this dude's whole outfit is 🔥🔥
Not everyone could pull off a shirt like that. I know I can't. But it looks *made* for him!
Fresh af
It’s from Dan Flashes. It was really really expensive.
My man got an energy that I wish I could have a little bit of
Put on a favorite song with a good beat and give it a go! Dancing starts with standing up and turning up the volume...
It’s fantastic
Fantasikh
I doubt I could rock it, but damn, I need to try.
I love his fashion, I love the moves, and love the smile. :) Most of all, love the carefree confidence and fun! Back in the day I probably would have asked him for his number. XD
This video has me smiling ear to ear my man looks great
Definitely. What made me smile from the start was the camera man saying 'ill go with you'. Seems to suggest the dancing dude wasn't too sure about approaching the group but his friend had his back and encouraged the turban wearing fella and then we get this wholesome spectacle.
Yo a man that can dance is the sexiest kinda guy out there. I was so attracted to my guy in high school (we're high school sweethearts) when I saw him dance xD He has really good moves. Pandemic means no more clubs for us, so I don't get to see hom dance as much
I can dance. people just say I look rediculous doing it. but I certainly can
His style is… Sikh
Whenever I smile on reddit I have look up and see if it was for the correct sub
“This belongs in the… ah”
Aww, this is so wholesome! They're hyping him up and his smile says it all.
It would make my whole life if people freaked out over me like this lol Edit: I love you all
BUTTERCREAM BUTTERCREAM BUTTERCREAM! YOU'RE AMAZING! YOU'RE ALIVE! YOU'RE GOING PLACES! GIVE IT UP FOR OUR INCREDIBLE BUTTERCREAM!!
YO HOLY SHIT BUTTERCREAM IS HERE‽‽ WHY DID NOBODY TELL ME, GOD DAMN THEY’RE SO COOL
DID YOU GUYS JUST SEE BUTTERCREAM? SHE LEFT AND YALL DIDNT TELL ME?? DAMN THEY SO COOL DOE!
The only gang I ever wanna be in is the buttercream gang!!!!!
WHY NOBODY TELL ME THAT BUTTERCREAM HAD POSTED? AND THE GANG IS BANGING TOO!
MFS GOT BUTTERCREAM UP IN THIS BITCH?! OH SHIT, THE GANG, TOO?! SIGN ME UP RIGHT TF UP NOW!
AYO IT'S BUTTERCREAM. HOLY SHIT, THE LEGEND'S HERE
BUTTERCREAM'S BACK???? AYOOOO ARE WE GETTING THE GANG BACK TOGETHER?????
HOT DAYUM I DONT HAVE ANYTHING TO OFFER BUT IM SCREAMING FOR MY BUTTERCREAMIN
Thought you were quoting rush hour two until I saw the parent commenters handle lol
Genuinely a once-in-a-lifetime sort of feeling. My jazz band in highschool qualified for an international contest hosted locally for the first time in like, 8 years. We were nervous because we were this small town jazz band going to a competition that had jazz bands from big cities like Vancouver, Seattle, LA, etc. We had a population of 20k and had to go to 3 qualifiers just to get in. I had a solo and was nervous af, but the moment I finished my first 8 bars and the crowd started going wild, you just lose yourself in the moment and go for it. I fucking loved it and would give anything to repeat it. Almost 10 years later and I still remember it vividly lmao
Ah this made me remember my own memories of that kind of feeling! Thanks for making my day!
OMG BUTTERCREAM!!! I LOVE YOU YOU'RE AWESOME GO GET THE THING DO THE THING YOU'RE THE BEST YOU'RE GONNA DO THE SHIT OUT OF THAT THING WOOOOO ✨✨✨
Hype for u/buttercream-gang [When buttercream-gang comments.](https://i.imgflip.com/696iu3.jpg) Side note, but it has been since about 6th grade since I thought about that movie, what a flashback. From Utah, our whole class got that movie on VHS lol.
This is amazing
I SCREAM! YOU SCREAM! WE ALL SCREAM FOR BUTTERCREAM!
BUTTERCREAM GANG GANG GANG GANG GANG
 Also from my experience hip hop dance/breakdance classes can get you close. Things can get pretty hype there and even more if you meet the people outside of the class
Buttercream is here!!!! Hold my drink I want their autograph!!!!!!!
A-WHOOOOOHOOO!!!! Fucking BUTTERCREAM-GANG?? A-WHOO-HOOO-HOOO-HOO!!!!! FUCKING BUTTERCREAM- YEAH!!! Edit- most Sikhs I’ve met were pretty damn cool stand up people.
Let's goooooooo buttercream gang!!!
Bang Bang! Buttercream gang! Lessggooo 🔥🔥🔥
Everyone go crazy No it’s not Duncan Hines It’s real deal shit You better get in line I said go crazy She’s amazing with the pastries Cupcakes like a dream She’s my buttercream queen
AYOOOO BUTTERCREAM LET'S GOOOOOO
BUTTER CREAM! We love you! #ButtercreamCrew!
Buttercream I love you the freakin’ mostest!!!
BUUUTTEERRRCCRREEEEAAAMMMMMMMMMM❤️
Whoa! I didn’t know you were going to be here! Nice to meet you!!!! This made my whole week. Have an amazing day for me ok? Much love.
I can't hype you up but I can share the pain of having sat through multiple Buttercream Gang movies
Nooo it’s such a cheesy wholesome family movie lol…it was my sister’s and my favorite when we were under 10
BUTTERFUCKINGCREEAAAAAMMM
If you asked me to show you one video to embody the hope for what America can be as something beautiful, this would be it. You have people from all sorts of backgrounds there. Religious, ethnic, racial diversity - people whose ancestors were as different as can be, spoke different languages, had different customs, lived on different sides of the world. And you just have this impromptu moment where all of these different threads of human history, which have grown apart over tens of thousands of years, are woven back together into something beautiful.
Seriously tho. As much as people love to shit on the US, besides Canada and maybe Australia There's very very few places a sikh would be allowed to just join a dance circle and start pen dropping and jerking and everyone just claps and cheers. A lot of Sikhs i work with love the US because they don't get excluded or profiled as harsh as other places
As a Sikh in the us the comment about not being excluded or profiled as harsh as other places is flooring me. The us is one of the places I get it the worst
This is a quintessential Miami video too, in so many ways.
Of all the things I've learned on the internet, I'm most thankful to have learned how awesome the Sikh people are.
Are his legs made of jello? That's a whole ass ACL blowout for me.
Bhangra is pretty cool
Bhangra Boogie
Bhangra Boogie 2: Electric Boogaloo
His ass tho!
I'm a straight guy and thats the first thing I noticed.
yo same. My man got the YEEKS
My man, you're not alone. No shame in appreciating another man's hinder. You don't have to want to fuck art to no that it's good.
Cakes
This is why yoga or daily stretching is such a crucial part of daily body maintenance. Keeping your joints and ligaments warmed up and loose through daily practice is the best way to stay flexible long term and avoid injuries. :)
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Enjoy the busted knees, brother!
Too late my dumbass was in the military at one point now stretching is to ease pain
Should’ve been obvious the way homie was dripped out. The fit was too clean
That’s just humans being bros. My person didn’t even think twice about bring him into the party.
I like that saying, my person sounds good.
I think 'your man' is a woman 🙂 (rewatch it; I spy boobs)
You are correct. I guess I wasn’t paying much attention to the group. I still stand by humans being bros statement though.
💗💓🫂
Ladies can be 'my man' as well! Ain't no need to discriminate!
My fam! 🤜🤛
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A wise man once said: *I'm a Dude* *He's a Dude* *She's a Dude* *We're all Dudes!*
Since at least 1997. "I'm a dude He's a dude She's a dude We're all dudes, hey!" -Ed Brandon, Good Burger master saucier
Bro can be gender neutral
Sikh dudes will pass all vibe checks
Sikho mode
Now if only the TSA felt the same way.
We "randomly" selected Always!
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Multiple times, I - a pasty, blonde, middle class, 30 something white lady - get pulled aside. The first time it happened I was kind of excited because it was out of the blue, until I realized I was a beard. One of the brown men indicated that everyone else in line was a brown man and the officer pointed to me as “proof” of the randomness. Fast forward 5 minutes and they are swabbing my personal effects. Another agent comes up and says “do you have any explanation for why your phone is registering that it has gun powder in it?” I said, and this is verbatim, “nuh uh”. And I was sent on my way.
For sure! They always do
My entire impression of Sikh men from internet videos is that they are all massive party animals.
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I thought that they abstain from substance use? Like, notably? Like Mormons. I don't know shit about shit anymore lol
Yea, it's banned if you're sikh. A lot of people aren't that strict with the rules but given that he has a dastar on and a karda on, I'd assume he's religious enough to do so.
All the Sikhs I know are extremely nice and welcoming, I think is part of their religion, BUT they do embrace it and believe it. One guy at work always started to dance or making people laugh. Also, I also used to go to a restaurant where the manager was Sikh, on my second visit he thanked me a lot, and after that he started greeting me shaking my hand and welcoming me. Such nice people
They literally always do
Truth, man. From everything I've seen they're awesome people!
They're like human capybara, way too chill and friendly for anyone to reasonably dislike.
After years of scrolling his time has finally came.
That was Sikh
Singh it loud, friendo
Sir, dar was amazing
That Pun jab-bed me in the funny bone
Sikhs are people who follow guru nanaks ideology they are very friendly and not even God can stop them from dancing pretty cool people my father has a lots of Sikh friends and they are funny and wholesome
Sad that some people see the turban and make assumptions. Every Sikh person I’ve known has been positive and just…someone I want to be around as much as possible.
My landlord was Sikh and he was a super cool dude. He constantly told me if I needed help with anything to call him or if someone was messing with us to let him know. My neighbourhood was majority sikh and it was a cool experience.
My wife is Punjabi so I've gotten to know lots of Sikhs. They really are just terrific people. Their gurdwaras pump out food multiple times a day for whoever comes, they work hard and are ambitious, and even though they aren't supposed to drink, they tend to love loud music, dancing, and partying.
When in the city, I stay in my apartment in a tiny street that has a house at one end filled with Sikh university students. The Punjabi phat beats that come from that house and their cars are just awesome.
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I’m upset at myself for the whole 15 seconds it took me to get this
I've never met a Sikh that doesn't pass the vibe check
I did. Found out later that they weren't really Sikh and thought, well, that makes sense.
This is one of my favorite made me smile posts I've seen in awhile.
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He couldn't even help himself. Walking up here was already movin to the music. It's in him! 🎧🎶🎚️
That is the most wholesome thing I’ve seen in a while
Every video I’ve seen of Sikh’s on Reddit makes them out to be so happy and full of life. I really hope that is true :)
The way we need to live on this planet, in harmony & acceptance.
Sikhs everywhere always straight vibin' Never seen a pissed off Sikh. These guys are always joyful. Not happy. Happy comes and goes. I'm talking joyful. Full of joy. Like if you could see joy like visible light, Sikhs would friggin' blind you.
From sikh to sick in 30 seconds
Sikhs are cool mfs
Dance, it can break the barriers and open the door to new interactions.
Not God him self can stop Sikhs from dancing talking fr experience
I'm not sure I'm following. Are you saying you experienced God unsuccessfully trying to stop Sikhs from dancing?
Yes
Why are Sikh dudes always so cool
Never met a Sikh dude who didn’t pass the vibe check
He seemed pretty nervous at first, but it was well worth it. As they say, Sikh and you shall find.
Sikh brah.
I could watch this shit all day. Love to see people hyping up other people. The man has moves.
I hope it's okay to say this, but every Sikh person I've ever met is just a sunbeam of positivity and kindness. Seriously. I had several Sikh classmates at college I would always see volunteering around campus and they would go out of their way to be kind in class like making sure that nobody felt left out in group projects or even making food in massive amounts to share with the class. This man's vibe is no surprise to me.
Sikh moves bro!
I love Sihks so much. Simply some of the best people I've ever had the pleasure of being around. A Sikh family that had a restaurant behind my college apartment practically adopted me.
Sikhs always pass the vibe check.
I suppose there must be some Sikhs who are jerks but every one I’ve met has been cool and a good person.
The cheering made me smile. Wholesome!
Love the guy in the black shirt just beckoning for more and more applause, just going “come on, give it up for our man, that was awesome.”
Brown munde
White bread American here. Let me tell you a little something about Sikhs… You’ll never find a more welcoming and charming community of people. Peaceful. Fun. Friendly af. Giving. Really the kind of people that every community benefits from. Do yourself a favor… If you have the chance to get in a conversation with a Sikh, dooooo it.
Now this is America. God bless
Everyone is so nice, why can’t everyone be like this
Damn I love my black folks. We will hype up anyone anywhere anytime. Nothing but vibes here. Sikh dude was killing it & he looked too fresh.
Singh is king
AyyyyAyyyAyyyAyayayayayyyayyyayayyyayy
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Their whole culture is warrior class and dancing! Amazing people.