Somali-Kuwaiti YouTuber Abu Flah raises $11 million for refugees

[Periplus]

Who said this money was going to Somalia? He raised the money for Syria. He even built at 5mn mosque in Mozambique. This dude is clearly ashamed of his Somali background, never talks about it at all.

He doesn’t control where the money goes. The livestream was for UAE government charity drive to help refugees that will be freezing in winter conditions.

The one before was given to UNHCR which gave it to Syria.

 

[IPushFatKids]

Really? He looks a Yemeni slash bantu tho

Interesting....could be who knows. I don't think somali's have a unique look as much as I think then. I remember I one time mistaken a Burundi for a Somali.

 

[Based]

Really? He looks a Yemeni slash bantu tho

Yes this is more possible.

 

[Lebron James]

Hes somali already confirmed it

 

[Karaboga]

Hes somali already confirmed it

3:36 "look at his Forehead"

 

[Shimbiris]

Hes somali already confirmed it

A bloody Somalian is the biggest YouTuber in the Middle East. That has to be some kinda L for MENAs.

 

[Periplus]

A bloody Somalian is the biggest YouTuber in the Middle East. That has to be some kinda L for MENAs.

Isn’t Mohamed Ramadan bigger?

Edit: just checked, no where near.

 

[Shimbiris]

Isn’t Mohamed Ramadan bigger?

Edit: just checked, no where near.

13.6 million:

https://www.youtube.com/c/MohamedRamadan

23.9 million:

https://www.youtube.com/c/AboFlah

 

[Lebron James]

A bloody Somalian is the biggest YouTuber in the Middle East. That has to be some kinda L for MENAs.

I’ve noticed the foreigners shine way more than the natives in the gulf, are they lazy from the oil money they inherit ? Foreigners do the most work there and live comfy I rarely hear of the natives accomplishing anything

 

[ImanStan001]

We don’t really care about the arab diaspora . It’s only the Europe - Anglo Saxon countries that keep together

 

[Angelina]

Gulf Somalis are a successful diaspora.

I don't know what is wrong with Somalis in Northern Europe.

A lot are struggling out there.

 

[IPushFatKids]

@Basra @Based @Periplus

He talks extensively about why he tries to hide his nationality here. To keep it in a nutshell, he says he doesn't understand why people want to know (dumb reason imo), and that when people ask him in person he tells them freely. And that he is worried people will judge him differently if he reveals it publicly. And also he leverages the ambiguity to attract further viewership for his content.


starting at 25.

edit: i did not watch whole video, i saw a snippet of this interview in another short video and i skimmed till i found the part i was looking for to get full context.

 

[Jiron]

I don't know what his ethnicity is but this young man is noble, anyone that donates to the less fortunate should be celebrated by everyone. Thank you mr Abu