Somali Youtubers? Relatable content?

[Abdalla]

My family is Geledi

 

[maple syrup]

Reer Roger

I just broke my fast

 

[Rooble]

Damn Geledi. I remember there was a Geledi with J haplogroup, maybe your claims could be right

 

[Suxuufi]

I just broke my fast

War I almost broke my wudu. @Bahal garacyahow

 

[maple syrup]

War I almost broke my wudu. @Bahal garacyahow

I'm still laughing my head off

Funniest post of the week hands down

 

[Duchess]

I love when Somali people are on youtube, tv, magazines, ect! There aren't that many! Why not? Somali people have so much to offer! I've created youtube videos since I was 14 years old! It's one of my oldest hobbies. But In the last decade, there are still only a few internet personalities and even less Somali celebrties. Let's change this!
You don't have to support something you don't like. I would never want you to.

I would love video suggestions! I will take any non offense serious video suggestions into consideration!
I've currently heard that I should do a video talking in Somali! Another was that I should make a video about "You know your from Somali when..."
Let me know, become a part of the Somali youtube community! The more people do, I'll be able to do give aways, interactive videos, ect.


Some of you have seen my DNA video and are awaiting my mothers results and my 23andme follow up results! Here are a couple videos to keep you occupied!

NEWEST VIDEOS
My thoughts about U.S gun violence:
A video challenge with Roger!:
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Do a relationship tag!

Don't mind these Somalis. They will be the first to watch your videos.

 

[decca]

Decca what do you think about taking about Queen Caraweelo?

I think she can stand for female empowerment to some! Some females can even relate to her when it comes to males feeling threatened by their power. I don't think castration is good, but that was her decision.. I don't know too much about her to speak any more about it

 

[decca]

Do a relationship tag!

Don't mind these Somalis. They will be the first to watch your videos.

I'll put that one down on the ideas paper! Thanks you

 

[Rooble]

Reer Roger

how did I miss this the Charlie murphy gif killed it

 

[Hafez]

So did you meet Abu Roman Roger Al-Anglo Al-Saxoni at the local masjid?

 

[decca]

So did you meet Abu Roman Roger Al-Anglo Al-Saxoni at the local masjid?

No, we met at my work.

 

[decca]

Damn Geledi. I remember there was a Geledi with J haplogroup, maybe your claims could be right

Do you have a link or anything about that story?

 

[Rooble]

Do you have a link or anything about that story?

No i read it somewhere let me look I can't remember.

 

[Masaasbaa]

So did you meet Abu Roman Roger Al-Anglo Al-Saxoni at the local masjid?

If that was the case i would have all over the place with ''as long as he is muslim''

too bad the roger doesn't have the ''akhi'' title

 

[Bohol]

Lol this is straight bullying. Does your family approve Roger? If you have any brothers or father.

 

[Hafez]

@Rooble check what I found about this clan:

"In some Rahanwayn and Digil communities, there was a further distinction between two sets of nobles. Within the Geledi clan (located in Afgooye, just north of Mogadishu, and its environs) studied by anthropologist Virginia Luling, the nobles were divided into Darkskin and Lightskin categories, designations corresponding to the physical appearance of their members. The Darkskins were descendants of the core or founding group of the Geledi; the Lightskins had a separate line of descent, claimed partly Arab origin, and resembled the Arab populations of the old coastal towns. They had been completely Somalized, however. The wealth and position of the Lightskins were similar to that of the Darkskins, but the latter had precedence in certain traditional rites."
http://countrystudies.us/somalia/39.htm

Sounds like a Xamari Arab (Yemeni/Omani/whatever) migrated to their ends and spread his seed far and wide.

 

[Ahmed1]

How old are you Decca?

 

[BebsiBolice]

I love when Somali people are on youtube, tv, magazines, ect! There aren't that many! Why not? Somali people have so much to offer! I've created youtube videos since I was 14 years old! It's one of my oldest hobbies. But In the last decade, there are still only a few internet personalities and even less Somali celebrties. Let's change this!
You don't have to support something you don't like. I would never want you to.

I would love video suggestions! I will take any non offense serious video suggestions into consideration!
I've currently heard that I should do a video talking in Somali! Another was that I should make a video about "You know your from Somali when..."
Let me know, become a part of the Somali youtube community! The more people do, I'll be able to do give aways, interactive videos, ect.


Some of you have seen my DNA video and are awaiting my mothers results and my 23andme follow up results! Here are a couple videos to keep you occupied!

NEWEST VIDEOS
My thoughts about U.S gun violence:
A video challenge with Roger!:
View attachment 3893 View attachment 3894

heeey I think you're very beautiful

 

[yas/London]

No, we met at my work.

Hun you're stunning and so is Roger,don't leave this forum please.

 

[decca]

@Rooble check what I found about this clan:

"In some Rahanwayn and Digil communities, there was a further distinction between two sets of nobles. Within the Geledi clan (located in Afgooye, just north of Mogadishu, and its environs) studied by anthropologist Virginia Luling, the nobles were divided into Darkskin and Lightskin categories, designations corresponding to the physical appearance of their members. The Darkskins were descendants of the core or founding group of the Geledi; the Lightskins had a separate line of descent, claimed partly Arab origin, and resembled the Arab populations of the old coastal towns. They had been completely Somalized, however. The wealth and position of the Lightskins were similar to that of the Darkskins, but the latter had precedence in certain traditional rites."
http://countrystudies.us/somalia/39.htm

Sounds like a Xamari Arab (Yemeni/Omani/whatever) migrated to their ends and spread his seed far and wide.

Yep Afgooye is where my Grandmother was born. My family is both lightskinned and darkskinned. My grandmother had 19 kids and half of them had dark skin and the other half followed after her and had light skin. So I don't know about the part that said the clans were divided. We weren't divided into groups though, my family never cared which clans we married. My mother has light skin and I have dark skin that I took after my father and grandfather.