Hey Mark, I spent 5 weeks in Jordan last year and it changed my world view of the Arab world. My best friend and his family live in Amman. The food, culture, language, hospitality, THE TRAFFIC in the city... It was an amazing period for me and one I will never forget. This is why I love your content. I’m constantly forwarding your material to Zaid and we laugh ourselves off the couch ! Thank you- I live in Chicago and Zaid remains in Amman with his family. Thank goodness for WhatsApp, right ? I work for a very large international airline at O’Hare Airport. Now, when I get the chance to help a person who hands me a passport from an Arab country... my heart leaps and They Are Family. This is how it has changed me.

Arab, Latino, Asian parents throw the weapon of discipline ----> sandal

People like you make me very proud to be Lebanese. You're a great ambassador for us.

عربي ورأسي بالسمى مرفوع البسمة عوجي لو القلب موجوع لبناني وأوجاع الدني لا تبكيني بس بلقاء الوطن تنزل من الفرح دموع

I'm half English half Algerian, and have lived in Algeria since I was 3. Everything just sounds either more funny or more intense in Arabic it's super hard but super beautiful and rewarding at the same time

I'm not Arabic but Latina and the culture of Arabic grabs my attention so much im trying to teach my self arabic and i have a few friends that are and the way they are shows a lot from there religion 🌺

Latino parents are the same when they call their child, you better get up and come to them. I’m the same with my kids 😂

Did you guys know it's Arab Heritage Month in USA (National Arab American Heritage Month)? I'm still celebrating here in Canada and call for it to become worldwide. This said, if you're Arab, you speak Arabic, you have Arab heritage, tell us where you're from and what it means to you! If you're not Arabic, tell us what your experience is with Arabs, the Middle East! Take care guys!

non arab here, from greece though, and i keep realizing our cultures have so much in common. i was always in love with arabic culture since i was a kid pretty much. listening to arabic music, hanging out with arabs, and now belly dancing and learning the language. growing up and meeting more people from arab countries gave me mostly possitive impression maybe cuz i always show them my passion about this culture. i have to say though that some of them i found a bit particular when i tried to talk to them in arabic, they seemed a bit suspicious, not a very possitive reaction, idk why. generally what i like is the people i met are warm, expressive, outgoing, artistic, and talented. things i didnt really appreciate are that some dont respect personal space but this applies to other cultures too (greeks for sure). on arabic culture there are sooo many things to say since it has been around for so many centuries and in a lot of countries. i dont know where to start from, cinema, music, dancing, poetry, singing, food, history, science, architecture, traditions... thanks again Mark for another enjoyable video. Allah ma3ak! 3ala fikra, this vid just distractes me from studying arabic :p

Normal person from any country: shit man I forgot how to dance the dabki Arab: lol just shrug and move your hands here ima create a new one...

"TikTok is AWESOME but you gotta control yourself cause you can lose yourself for hours" he said it yes

2:09 I thought my parents were the only ones to do it. Sometimes they call you just to bring a cup of water or to grab the remote or close the window. Greetings from Tunisia.

Thank you for posting! I am not Arab, but when I visited Israel, I was mistaken for an Arab after being profiled by my looks in Jerusalem; So I visited the other side of Jerusalem and was welcomed by really friendly and kind Palestinian people. They were so welcoming and I had a lovely time experiencing the middle East! And Hummus! It was so great to make such kind friends who were so open to sharing their own culture!

what it means for me to be Arab is to EMBRACE IT!! so what people call me a terrorist and make fun of it or whatever but racism is everywhere. I am very proud to be Arab surrounded with an amazing family and our amazing dance skills

Arabs=اطيب اكل Am I right ?

As Bulgarian,some of our parents don't just use flip flops.....they sometimes use shovels to discipline you 😂 😂 😂

3:07 I may not arabian, but as a muslim it's very legit!

You're f*king badass Mark. Can't not like your funny but accurate coverage of our culture.. the soothing voice definitely helps too. Love it! Lol

Growing up with Lebanese parents in Australia, I rejected my “Arab” heritage for many years because it meant growing up as a hairy big nosed girl in a misogynistic culture. I now love and relish my Lebanese Maronite Catholic heritage and love your channel! To me, it means growing up with HEART, SOUL and PASSION for life and family and loved ones, oozing generosity, ambition, and innate desire to be the best version of ourselves. Also, so much respect and love for women, which I can now see with a more mature mind. A woman serving her husband, brother or son is out of pure love. And the right man will also serve his sister, mother, daughter with everything he’s got too.

I'm not arab, but I am married to one. And I feel like I just got adopted by a whole culture😂 Love every second of it❤️

What I love about being Lebanese is that our heritage is one of the richest in the world and is one I can actually brag about. I love the values of kindness, generosity, and helpfulness we are brought up on being kids. Lastly, the food . I mean wara2 3enab bzeit I’m going to leave it there 😭

I am not an Arab, neither do I speak Arabic (too well, for now) but I am interested in learning it because of how Arabic shares commonalities with Swahili and Punjabj/Urdu. It is the OG language, the link to two pieces of heritage. Also, can Master Samir meet Abu, Znood? :) Edit: Can someone share the graduation one? I am in my final year and I can't find it. It was hilarious

When they started dancing against he wall I had to rewind a little that was... amazing. I love how they did NOT disrupt the pace as they defied gravity to move to music. Respect.

I have a positive veiw of Arabs and their artforms. I have an Arab friend from Iraq who is now an American citizen, and he treats, me well. Arabs are beatiful people, and God, Loves them, forever.

I’m so proud of my heritage! I love my Arabic family and everyone who supports the culture. It makes me so happy to watch these videos and hear your experiences and relate them to my own!

These are wonderful, and I love your videos so much. I was trying to explain to someone why we touch each other so much, and hug all the time. It is cultural, and you partly explained it with the mother needed to see her son, as opposed to just hearing him. We touch all the time, and kiss, and talk CLOSE. You are the BEST thanks for what you do.

I’m not arab but I love eveything about the language and culture and I’m very attracted to the guys 🌹

I love your videos Mark! Thank you! They really helps me learn more about Arabian culture :) I recently met this guy from Saudi Arabia who lives in Egypt at the moment. He's so sweet and I love everything I've learned about the culture so far. 😁

I'm Moroccan Berber🇲🇦 so by the History, Arab influence is part of us today, we have arab heritage and Berber heritage alhamdulillah ❤️

Hi Mark! I love your sense of humour and the light way you show the arab world to us. Mashallah!

Bruh! Great stuff keep em comin 👏 Half Arab Half Persian from kuwait with love ❤

Haha, I swear that's every immigrant parent ever. When they call for you, they're not asking a question--they're summoning you. And if you're not physically there in front of them, it doesn't count as having "answered" them. And you better, answer w/ a "yes?" not a "what!"

Arabs are awesome people, super nice and fun to be around, I want to make more Arab friends. hopefully!! :D

Maan you have to do it again... even though im lebanese im laughing sooo hard especially on that dabkee😂

This really raises my spirits 😸 Lots of parallels your Filipino culture too.

Didn’t know there was a lot of similarities between Arabs and us Latinos!

Ktir mandoum 👏👏. Love the way you bring information about our Culture.

عندك نبره صوت رجوليه وثابته ب الانكليزي والعربي ومخارج حروف تمام ياريت نشوفك بمسلسلات مدبلجه و افلام مستخدمين صوتك كذلك ب ناشونال جيوكرافك كمعلق لان عندك موهبه الهيه

Hahaha that echo location part killed me 😂😂

Rita rocks the quarantine videos

Can’t Wait!!!!!

You are so underrated. ❤️ So underrated. Sad to see it. Useless content is so hyped. Your content need more viewer/subscriber. 😁 Best regards from Berlin. 🇱🇧🇩🇪

Very underrated, you deserve more subscribers, best Arab youtuber, keep it up.

I can relate to some of those experiences although I'm Persian 😂 Love from Iran

Mark all your videos about arab super true😂♥️

LOL!!!!!! Love this!

Being Arab? This is a true lifestyle! Love your videos! Kind regards from a Lebanese/Latino in Belgium! 🇱🇧❤️

One of your best videos! 💕

Hey Mark! I love Arabs, Culture, Dress & Lifestyle etc. Please make more video on Arab Culture! Stay Home! Stay Safe! Stay Blessed! Thanks!

😂😂😂😂 عمول بارت تاااااااااني بليييييز

Glad my video made the cut! 4:22

Suppoting your channel is a duty

YOOOO I actually reacted to this on my channel it was sick!!!! Keep up the good videos good luck!!!

Haha I was the clip at 3:05! Thanks for putting my TikTok in the video man!

Keep it up ya 5ay ❤️❤️

It's about time we gad arab heritage month. Love your reaction

اليوم اتعرفت على قناتك و فيديوهات.. و تابعت يمكن 10 فيديوهات لحد هلا.. هااادا احلى فيديييو.. عننن جد بموووت ضحك.. ربي يسعدك

I love love LOVE how he tried to represent us in the best way ever, even though there are some stupid weird Arab traditions that doesn't make sense yet he kept on saying that its changing with the new generation. I respect this man.

I love your videos!!!!

PART 2!!!! PLEASE!

You should go viral !! 😍

2:09 so true😂😂😂 Ps:love you🇱🇧🇱🇧

We need part 2 😂

Egyptian here i am enjoying your vids , plz react to more tiktoks

Hey Mark, just here to say hey Fa kifak m3allim🖐 And i never heard about the arab heritage month(ana mn lebnen)but it's a happy surprise

This was so much fun =))

Love from Egypt 🇪🇬 ♥️

Hi,its my first time here in your youtube channel.. From Philippines...

From what I’ve seen, us Arabs allow people to feel included and apart of the family. We love to share our culture and absolutely adore it when people have the best time when learning our ways and enjoying our food! I don’t think anybody can truly deny that, and if so then I hope you can experience the joy I have. Arabs are some of the most generous people on earth, and the funniest😂 Proud Arab☝️

I love how arabs are so proud of their Heritage.. they dont really care wt Religion you are .. As long you are Arab ..then you are a Family member ... God bless arabs all kind everyWhere ... 💕 they are the Land of prophets .. The Land of Jesus is in Arabs😍💞 sorry my english not good I speak french ❣😍💞❣

I loved the video!

I love your culture you sound so much like my boss 😊❤ in love with your content

This video is hilarious! 🤣 the TikToks really encompasses the Arabic heritage #LebanesePride

I just watched the new Aladdin, and all I could think is how you'd make a much better Jafar! You'd be perfect for it. Please remake the entire movie with you as Jafar. Thanks.

like every time a amazing quality video keep it up

Omg just discovered u your hilarious!!

Hello Mark. Love your channel, not only do you make me laugh every time but you also educate me on all things Arabic. I am Canadian, born in Nova Scotia and from a Belgian (Father) and German/Austrian (Mother, possibly part Jewish) background, so I am white as white can be. LOL My fiancé, Ritta, is Canadian Assyrian "Arabic". Her parents are from Jerusalem and Jordan however her and her older sister were both born in Iraq. Ritta's family moved to Hamilton Ontario when Ritta was only one year old so she is basically Canadian. I witness a lot examples (and hear a lot of tales from her siblings and cousins) of a lot of "Arabic things" you mention when we go to Ritta's mom's for dinner. Her mom is so sweet and so nice to me that it makes it very difficult for me to believe all the stories of flying sandals and wooden spoons. Hahahaaaa! Ritta and I are getting married in October 2023 so I'm watching your channel to try and pick up some Arabic on my own to try and impress her family. LOL

Wow, these Arab tik toks are pretty interesting. Especially, the one about what moms are like in the Middle East.

you're awesome !

I really really enjoy your videos! It will be more time consuming but I think many, undoubtedly me, would greatly appreciate Arabic subtitles to go along with the translations you add so that I can learn. I have studied and in literate so im just learning from what I see and hear now.

Dude you’re hilarious. Would love to see you on TV

We need more of this 🤣

Make part 2 please! XD

I’m born in New Zealand but grew up in Sydney Australia (West Sydney) in a suburb predominantly middle eastern, Lebanese influence, therefore learning a lot of Arabic and enjoying the food through my friends families’, have a lot of respect and love for them as they do for me. Feels a lot like family to me and it is very similar to us kiwis. Yullah bye 👋🏽

literally same stuff apply for muslims here in Bosnia, muslim parents are very traditional and we have these inside jokes, behavior etiquettes and social views 😅 even traditional music and dance moves are similar hahaha

Love your videos 💙💙💙 and i love my lebanese arab culture

This is great 😂😂 At 4:21 w/ the mom feeding the son and then telling the daughter - opposite in my house. That’s my dad feeding me and telling my brothers to get up and help him.

I really like this one. You should make more reaction videos.

loved it :)

Dude u r my favorite Lebanese TouTuber out there u know how to do it right and how to present us to the rsst of the world Mumarzly speaking (pun) hey let's make mumtaz an actual adjective lol

😂😂😂 omg man you make me laught so hard 😂

Aywa is an expression to talk about 😄

This is extremely accurate my dude yl3an ael se3a

Hey Mark I love your show iam from Eritrea.

awesome music and language

Mark is very proud to be arab

hahaha haha program hon! I got that form my father alot! Oh takes me back to my childhood :)

The daughter-son tiktok is still a thing in my family, i don't know why but i feel like my brothers should also do stuff. my mother always wants me to clean, cook ect. and she ALWAYS compares me to my cousins

Alove love love you. IVE EMBRACED ARAB CULTURE FORCA LONG TIME. ! BUT ITS NOT UNTIL RECENTLY THAT IVE LEARNED SO MUCH. IVE BEEN TO A LOT OF ARAB LANDS AND ALWAYS WAS WELL RECIEVED EVEN AS A NEW YORKER BORN AND RAISED IN BROOKLYN !!! SO SIMILAR TO ITALIAN AMERICAN STUFF !!!! OT

May peace will be upon us , it has been almost a year since i started to see Lebanese tv-shows and im really injoing them . Hopefully one day it will be safe for me to visit . I am certainly not arab but i admire the culture . I wish there will be peace in the future