درود بر شما. به امید روزهای بهتر

@@Rastakmusic 🍃🍃🍀🙏

سپاس و درود

سپاس 🙏🏼

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پیروز باشید✌🏽

پیروز باشید ✌🏼

🙏🏼 پیروز و سربلند باشید

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روحشون شاد.سپاس از همراهی شما

پیروز باشید

سپاس و درود

Thank you for your support.

Thank you!🙏🏼

سپاس و درود. سپاس از حمایت شما

پیروز باشید. کمک کنید تا بیشتر به اشتراک گذاشته بشه

@@Rastakmusic حتما عزیزم، در فیس بوک و وایبر و واتساپ به اشنراک‌گذاشتم، 🫶🏼🫶🏼 خسته نباشید! ✌️✌️💚🤍❤️

همیشه بی نظیر همیشه همین قدر با غیرت و همیشه همین قدر پر قدرت✌️✌️✌️✌️

He is indeed a great musician. It is an honor to make a song for this movement based on a remarkable musician's work. May his soul rest in peace.

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درود بر شما

Thank you!

پیروز باشید ✌🏼

@@Rastakmusic در کنار هم پیروز خواهیم شد 💚🤍❤️

گرفتیم، اونیکه مرغ میذاره. 👍😉

@@mnanareem3900 دستخوش

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به امید روزهای بهتر

پیروز باشید

Thank you so much for your support.

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Thank you so much! ✌🏼

Thank you ❤️🙏🏼

Thank you very much!

Well said. Thank you!

Thank you so much! Means a lot to us!

✌🏼Thank you!

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Thank you!

پیروز‌ باشید ✌🏽

درود. پیروز باشید و سربلند

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Thank you for your support 🙏🏼

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Thanks! ✌🏼

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Biz de seni! :)

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درود

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My his soul rest in peace.❤️

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به امید روزهای بهتر

Thank you so much for following us.

زنده باد همه کون لیسان و دشمنان ایران زمین که با پول غرب در حال ایران فروشی هستند ! شرمتان باد که ایرانی نیستید و مشتی گوساله احمق و بی سواد ! جاوید ایران پرافتخار با تمام آذربایگان مقدس که قلب و سر ایران است ! تف به تک تک دشمنان ایران و توی بی غیرت با توهم ترک بودن که نیستی !

Yashasin Iran ve rastak music 🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️💚💚♥️💚

@@soheilarouhani2114 درود بر شما من هم از شیفتگان گروه رستاک هستم و آزادی زن و حتی برتری زنان بر مردان ولی نه انقلاب با اراده غرب و دشمنان ایران !

😂😂😂 azari people is iranic and you say azad😂😂 azad is Persian word😂

تو زمین ملت تو زمین شرافت و آزادگی

@@ali..m7301 توهم زدی!!! این مسیر تو دقیقا عین بردگی و بی شرفی و بازی کردن توی زمین رذل ترین موجوداته!

سپاس از کامنت متفاوت شما.

I'm not your friend if you love the Islamic Republic, no, thank you. If you are not Iranian you don't get to tell the Iranian people what to do or what not to do. If you are Iranian, then you are clearly selective on your position towards what's happening in Iran these days, you have decided to, at best, turn a blind eye to the regime's atrocities, and at worst, defend the regime regardless. If you are accusing the Iranians - who are being killed by your beloved Islamic Republic of Iran - of 'serving the US or any other foreign state', then not only I am not your friend, but also I'd rather not to argue with you on this space. Nearly 300 killed in about 40 days, nearly 15,000 abductions and hundreds of injured - that's what your beloved Islamic Republic has done to the Iranians - let alone more than 100 Baluch Iranians who were brutally massacred during a Friday prayer. With all these crimes, documented by rights groups and media (and to some extent by the Islamic Republic itself!) you still choose to love and defend the regime - that tells a lot about your considerations for human life. It's truly pointless arguing with you if you opt to insist on this vicious cycle. I will not tolerate you trolling under a musical piece of art, if not that, I would have never responded to your comments now that I see how candidly you have exposed yourself. Have a great day.

@@mnanareem3900 The first to light the fire is always the culprit. The first to strike is always the culprit. In democratic countries, it is always considered a crime to change the existing system of the state by force or street movements. According to the United Nations convention, this is a crime. If terrorist incidents are added to the work, states treat those rebels as terrorists. This is the state's self-preservation reflex. Will you bring freedom to the Iranian people by killing Iranian police and soldiers? Will you bring freedom by killing Iranian mothers and babies? Will you bring freedom by cooperating with ISIS? No, you are very professional liars. If you look at the example of Ukraine, you will learn some lessons. The Ukrainian people also became hostile to the relative Russian people, saying they want freedom, we want to be a member of the EU. Now they are dying for the interests of the westerners. Do you also want to sacrifice your life for the USA and Israel? If you don't use your mind, the colonists will use you very easily. Didn't you see what happened to the US collaborators from Afghanistan? The Americans did not even take their Afghan partners on the plane. they deserted and fled. Have you ever been an example? Didn't you learn anything from these events? Have a nice day friend.

Serhedo, tu Kurdî? Blaming hijab? What's your point here? Are upset because of the Westernized music or protests?

the hijab is misogyny. every woman has the right to dress how she wants.

@@mnanareem3900 Erê, ez Kurd im ❤☀💚 بەڵێ من کوردم I am upset for four things actually: 1. for the people wanting a secular Iran that bows down to the US 2. for the people throwing away the hijab and burning it 3. for replacing Jin Jiyan Azadî with Zen Zindigî Azadî 4. for Kurds to protest with people that often hate Kurds for being non-Persian. Those extremely Shahist fellas. This upsets me

@@CjqNslXUcM If you genuinely think that the hijab is misogyny, you are brainwashed. Ofc there is a selection of how a woman may dress, but according to religious law, she has to cover her hair. Men also have to cover a certain area, but their area is differently defined. The purpose is that any approach to immorality in a civilization gets avoided and that chastity gains importance. Aside, idc what the weird regime in Iran is doing with the hijab, but remember one thing: It is an honor to wear the hijab, it is a crown for all women. A Kurdish emperor once said: "If you want to destroy a nation (a civilization inside) without war, make nudity and adultery common among the people." And this is exactly what you guys want to achieve. Also, we all know that the Khamenei regime can't represent an Islamic government. You could literally, as a man, go to the office, say "X had committed adultery" and inhesitently execute X. This is not Islamic at all. Though because of this regime, so many people in- and outside of Iran have left Islam sadly. Most women without the hijab show much skin and hair. Dressing up with shape-highlighting pants, and tops that resemble bras, (we gotta face it bcs it's true) and wondering why can men imagine her naked and many men are staring at her. Why are the liberal countries worse in terms of rape, divorce rates, adultery, and so on? I'll tell you why. Because it's mostly the countries that have abandoned conservative values such as modest clothing. Men and women just happen to be different. You can never, regardless if you want or not, 100%ly equalize men w/ women. Whether physically, psychologically, mentally or emotionally.

@@serhedbakuri4454 How is men's hair different from women's? Requiring it for only one sex is misogyny. You call it an honor, but you aren't forced to wear it. If it were an honor everyone would wear it, but only those in your cult and those pressurized by your cult do. It's a burden, it's ugly, it's uncomfortable and it's a symbol of oppression. Why would I trust the judgment of some Kurdish emperor? It seems to me that those nations with more nudity and adultery are happier, richer, more free and more powerful, empirically. Have you ever considered that the problem might not be the people, but Islam? There are numerous Islamic governments and they are all catastrophes for human rights, happiness, freedom, etc. But of course, not a single one is Islamic in the right way, according to your interpretation. If Islam is perfect, wouldn't it be extremely easy to get it right? Wouldn't the Islamic nations be a beacon of peace, prosperity, freedom and stability in the midst of violent and repressive states of the unbelievers? It's almost the opposite. Liberal countries are much more likely to report rape because the women are not pressured by a culture of shame by their own families to never tell anyone so as to protect their virginity and standing. In Iran, marital rape is not a crime. There are literally guys regally raping their forcibly married wives in Iran right now. Saying men can't control their impulses when they see a scantily clad woman is an insult to men. Saying it's the woman's responsibility not to get raped is the definition of victim-blaming. Have you ever considered that people have not evolved to stay with one partner forever, until they become two sacks of resent and regret tied together by religious dogma and social pressure? Maybe if you would stop listening to your medieval Arab prophet on this one you'd actually have a fulfilling sex life. Men and women aren't identical, but there is nothing that warrants the discriminatory treatment of forced hijab. You wouldn't believe how many people have left Islam in Iran. But no one would confide in you, because they know you're a momin and a snitch.

mollah are the ones who sold out vatan

They now have joined the other disgusting so called "artists". Seems like Iranian artists, except a few, are all competing to get paid to sell their country.

گو.ه نخور، بیا سیب بخور. وطن فروش هم خودت و هفت پشت جد و آبادته. مؤدب باشی با ادب جوابتو میدن. در غیر اینصورت مقابله به مثل. شب خوش.

@@cyrusshirazi7564 آقا حضور ۳-۴ تا عرزشی توی کامنتا مشخص شد. چه بوی سوزشی میاد ازتون. گندتون.

Lanat be khodet va pedar o madar o rahbare jenayatkar kesafatet, arzeshi bisharaf

We all Iranian want freedom ✌🏻🕊️

@@kianadar5766 what freedom..... you want to roam naked in the streets that is freedom..... first define as nation what freedom you dont have... alcohol, gamble, prostitute is that the freedom

@@IRKMBLOG you don't know freedom

You lack the answer !!! I expected it. Foriegn funded campaigns are like that.

اینم یه مزدور دیگه اینجا خودشو لو داد. بی شرفا همه‌تون اکسپوز شدین.

Thank you!