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LeJusticier
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Postby LeJusticier » Sat Sep 12, 2015 4:00 am
Nah, waa wax nagu cusub. The generation born just after 1990 are unique whether they're from Jigjiga, Hargeisa or mainland WALO.
They've lips barar ku jiro oo aan xidhmin....had iyo jeer afkay kala hayaan. Moslty they're short but relatively long legged folks.
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Postby theyuusuf143 » Sat Sep 12, 2015 4:43 am
Actually I congratulate them because reer jigjiga have learned to use flowers instead of stamping disease carrying Ethiopian Birr on people. putting birr inside women's chest or men's forhead/pocket is the weirdest I ever seen on stage. It's very disgraceful and out of Somali culture.
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BlueBlood
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Postby BlueBlood » Sat Sep 12, 2015 4:50 am
^^ i have seen somalis giving money or stuff (like okiyaalo) to artist performing on stage...they are just showing they appreciate the song but giving flowers to audience is a new shyt to me
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@ them distributing flowers on stage... is that a common occurrence at somali stage shows?
