Gul Ser, you have just completed a great service of understanding. I understand your pride in your identity and your religious and tribal traditions. I think Westerners are interested in what is beneath the turban.... a handsome man with a wonderful mustache. Thank you. I hope you realize Westerners are inquisitive and definitely have no disrespectful intentions. RUclips is an excellent format to initiate cultural sharing and understanding. I salute Tribal People Try.
I could not have said it better myself. I am an American and am unfamiliar with these traditions. I mean absolutely no disrespect in any way. I am very happy he was so wonderful to take the time to share with us his traditions. To me he looks like a very distinguished man who is proud of his traditions. Thank you. 😊❤
Very Interesting about how each tribe has their way to wear turbans to recognize each other. And now I finally know about the moustache and rings. Thank you!
It's like how the Scottish had their own pattern on their Kilt and I'm sure there's a proper name for that but I don't know it but that's how you were to tell what Clan you were with
@@cme1027 Kilts aren't as old as wool sweater designs - that's the original for us Celts. You could even identify the family of a corpse floating in the sea by looking at the design of his sweater.
It's actually very common within traditional cultures worldwide. Hair styles, headdresses, clothing, jewelry, makeup and body modifications (tattoos) were all used to distinguish one group from another. We lost so much in our rush to make us all the same. There's so much beauty in our differences.
It was really sweet of him to remove his turban and show people how his family would put it on. A lot of people are talking about the disrespect and peer pressure, but sharing our cultures with each other is what makes us one. Culture is nuanced and complicated, but seeing past our own for a second even if it were taboo is how to coexist as human beings. One love ✌🏻
Well said my friend. This was essentially the point I was trying to convey with my comment but it got taken out of context. It’s not NORMAL for him to do this. So him sharing it was special and I was trying to thank him. Not shame the channel or other people. I didn’t even mean he was peer pressured. I’m also not saying you were directing this at me but it seemed like the right place to try and explain myself. Thank you for expressing this information better than I did my friend.
He should be the final boss in a video game. Each of his rings give him a different super power weapon that you have to endure before he even begins to take any real damage. The turban is the shield.
I wanted to thank Gul Sher Khan for his explanation. I had the same questions he answered in my mind. I hope he understands that we have no knowledge of his traditions, and we are curious to learn about him and his ways. Its not out of rudeness that we ask, but out of appreciation and an honest interest in him. Thank you again.
very well said, i agree also!! we are not taught other religions or the country's culture in school nor at home. tli only see people with head dressing in public and it would be common sense not to ask them to remove it especially out in public as it might offend the person or their religion upbringing. i am glad we got to see and understand more of his religion and culture upbringing!
Loved hearing a little of his background. Is it possible to hear a little about each of the others too? I would love them to describe their families, their work etc 🙂👍
@@TribalLifestyle It would really be amazing, earing their backgrounds, like family, work, wich tribes they belong to(if they do so) etc. And for me the most important, if they ever went out of Pakistan and if they would like to. Thanks
@@TribalLifestyle As a woman I would also like to hear Mrs. explain her clothing and jewelry. I learned *SO much from this relatively short video. I certainly was surprised when Gul Ser removed his turban and showed how it is wrapped. Surprised and privileged. Thank you so much Sir for sharing with us. I truly appreciate it. I was unaware that each tribe has its' own way of wrapping and wearing a turban. I am a second-generation Canadian. My father did not do well in his early years of schooling because of language difficulties. As a result, his father, my grandfather, forbid the speaking of that language at home. He insisted that his children become "good Canadians" and speak English. As a result, neither I nor my children could speak our heritage language. My daughter learned it at University. One thing you can't erase though is the food. Yes, we grew up on typical Canadian food but the bulk of our eating was of our traditional heritage foods. I was eighteen years old before I ever bought meat in a grocery store. We grew up on the meat my father hunted, moose and deer. Which stood me in good stead when I travelled to the arctic as a young adult and was no stranger to butchering hunted meat, this time Cariboo. The sharing of cultures, especially by food, is a lovely way to get to know each other. Thank you, Tribal People, for sharing your culture with us.
Mana bebahgsh, Gul Sher Khan. Bebahgsh you had to take off your turban for us, but we appreciate you doing it just once, so we can finally understand the things we didn't before. People fear what they do not understand. You are doing God's work, bridging divides between peoples. Thank you. ❤❤❤
I hope we didn't bring him dishonor because he took off his turban. Please don't ask them to do anything thay dishonors them for our entertainment. Love seeing him and all the others on the show. Love his mustache and turban!
He really looked like he didn't like taking it off, prolly why he put it on right after he took it off, ppl should respect other ppls culture much more.
I got the impression he was glad to explain and show how he wraps it He explained that it was a way to show recognition of his tribesmen/village. I thought it might have religious significance although he didn't specifically say that, he did say they cover their heads when they go outside. I doubt if it were forbidden he would have taken it off. I appreciate he took the effort of explaining his rings, his mustache. Western culture is as strange to him as his is to us. It helps us all understand. Doesn't it?
@@poorthing To me it's the same if you asked a Muslim woman to take off her niqab so you can see her face, like I said, respect the things that are different, I was wondering how does he look without the turban but personally I would never ask him to take it off just for my amusement.
I am humbled that he showed us how he does his turban. He is a beautiful soul and I am grateful for the lesson into his culture. Everything that they show us breaks down the lies that have been portrayed to us by the media. The more we get to know each other and love each other the more we can heal our planet. I thank him sincerely! I pray for Mr. Khan's peace and joy!
I feel bad that he felt obligated to show us things he was uncomfortable with but I understand. Just know that I do appreciate it and found it only informative and wonderful. I saw nothing shameful here my friend.
Hi! I suspect Gul Sher Khan was willing to show how his turban is worn because most likely the video won't be seen in his village, and he likes his turban, enjoyed eating all kinds of new things to eat, and wanted to reciprocate information about cultures! He was not using a mirror when he replaced his turban either. He's having a good time.
@@BebeesHuman I am glad to hear. I think if we are all able to push our boundaries a little to try new things and share our cultures it can only better us all.
@@TribalLifestyle I think you need to learn how to communicate with fans on social media. "Soon" seems so cold and uninteractive, like a robot. Maybe thank "Sensei Operator" for his comment and say something human and nice. Just look at the youtube channel Reactistan, they are a good example!
Tell him thank you so much from all of us and that we’re very grateful for explaining and sharing his family traditions with us! But if there’s anything he/they doesn’t/don’t feel comfortable with, I hope they all know that they never have to share or show anything that they aren’t comfortable showing/doing.
From the USA here. Thank you so much for sharing your culture and customs. It was very interesting to hear how deep all of the family and tribal traditions go and how great a role they play in every day things. I am loving this whole channel!
Thank you for explaining customs in your culture and also for showing us how you put on your headwrap. It seems heavy to me with that many yards of fabric, but like a ring or a watch, I’ve gotten so used to wearing them, I hardly notice anymore. Your mustache is very handsome as well.
Thank you for your time and patience in educating us on a few pieces of your culture. There are many, like me, who want always to be respectful of all cultures and beliefs, which is hard to do when one is ignorant.
agreed, the internet may not always live up to its promise(humorous understatement) but if you use it correctly it can be an irreplaceable tool for seeing other's perspectives. and can bring people together to appreciate each other's unique gifts,
Thank you for sharing and explaining some of your cultural traditions. Maybe if we all took the time to listen and to understand each other, we'd have far less time to fight each other. Blessings! 😁
Thank you for sharing your culture and traditions with us. I love your turban, moustache and rings they make you look very proud and majestic. Much blessings to you from Australia :)
I moved to the city of Dallas, Texas, USA when my children were young. The reason I moved from my small East Texas town to a much larger city was to provide a good life for my children. I was so thankful to meet and befriend people from all over the world. My pastor taught us that we are all God's children and we have a responsibility to love and pray for one another. I love what TRIBAL PEOPLE TRY and other channels are doing by exposing the world to your people. I pray for your continued success in this endeavor and may God bless you all. No matter where we live, we are all brothers and sisters. We should help one another and I think learning about each other brings us closer to peace in this world.
It’s so cool to see Gul Sher Khan wrap his turban! I’ve never seen anyone do it before. I was also stunned that he had such short hair under there, I expected the length of his hair to match that of his mustache!
Muslim men wear their hair short for hygiene--wouldn't be longer than shoulder length for Muslim men. But Sikhs ( a different religjon) wear hair uncut and long traditionally for both genders.
@@leonardhpls6 No, women have long hair or short hair as they desire. Male hair length is a cultural thing. For Muslims, the hygienic part only formally concerns underarm and bikini/groin hair--both types of pubic hair is required to be removed fully by both genders since Islam's beginning for cleanliness.
Love learning about different cultures. And reading in the comments that people thought he didn't want to take off his turban,.. he was indoors and if he felt that he would dishonor his religion, he would of never took it off. Was amazing how fast he was able to wrap it back up so quickly and it came out perfect.
This is a beautiful tribe,culture and way of life. I respect him and his ways! I appreciate the fact that he explained and even went as far as showing us without the turban. The rings fascinante me and his mustache too! May he always be blessed!
I love that he isn't doing it because he simply likes it or thinks it looks cool and he isn't doing it for purposes of ego, he is doing it for tradition, culture, and meaning; mostly religious.
I love how there is an important meaning behind his clothing and accessories. Somehow I knew none of his answers would be, "I just think it looks cool.".
I absolutely love his style and culture. His Turban and the way he wears it looks so Royal and sophisticated. I am Jamaican/Canadian and know very little about the culture but i love this look!
I always thought that it looked regal too. Magical! I can’t express how much I love these guys. I would love to meet other members of their families too. Perhaps I have just not reached those videos yet?
I once knew an older guy that wore a turban and he was asked what his hairstyle looked like. He replied, "I don't know, I don't want to know what's going on under there!" He always cracked us up. 🤣
Truly, Gul Sher is the king of mustachioed men. Immense respect for his humility and willingness to share a very intimate part of himself with the rest of the world. You are teaching us all more about acceptance, tolerance, and and how our differences bring us together, and make us more powerful as one true people. Praises be to god, the most gracious and giving.
As an Australian i am loving getting to know all these people. Honestly wish they lived down the road so i could visit them! Lots of love from this Australian brother, stay safe Gul Sher Khan!
I feel the same way. I'd love to have these people in my life as friends and neighbors. They exude a warmth and kindness sadly missing in my own country these days.
Agreed!! Such genuinely good people. As with Devin, I've been on a roll watching and enjoying getting to know all of them better but there is so much more I'm curious about! I feel like I need an entire series about their culture and families next please! Cheers from the great white north, eh! 🇨🇦
@@jrhodes3216 ; dating myself here... but I participated in a Washington State, B.C. Soccer Exchange in 1984. Also, I've lived in 8 States, including Alaska and rode up and down the AlCan highway once or twice going there and back. :-)
@@jrhodes3216 ; one other thing along the lines you spoke of... Several weeks ago I was binge watching a "Tribal People Try" series and there could be a Canadian people version. ;-) hahaha, lol. It'd probably be boring because we are already so much alike (we're virtually the same peoples), but the thought made me laugh. Cheers. :-)
I’m sorry that it was pushed for you to show us your turban. I’m American and I love and respect all. Thank you for being humble and not hesitating. May God continue to bless your channel. You’re a man of great respect and dignity.
Hes a grown man. He can make his own decissions. Im so tired by guys like you who feel for somone else offended ...if u dont like, pls just skip next time...damn snowflakes these days....
This man is so nice! It was cool to see him wear it differently! So humble I love how he takes the time to explain his culture. More info would be interesting!
Is "the wisdom of Solomon's rings" found in Quran or in the sunnah? If not, then it is totally prohibited to attribute it to Suleiman عليه السلام (وَٱتَّبَعُوا۟ مَا تَتۡلُوا۟ ٱلشَّیَـٰطِینُ عَلَىٰ مُلۡكِ سُلَیۡمَـٰنَۖ وَمَا كَفَرَ سُلَیۡمَـٰنُ وَلَـٰكِنَّ ٱلشَّیَـٰطِینَ كَفَرُوا۟ یُعَلِّمُونَ ٱلنَّاسَ ٱلسِّحۡرَ وَمَاۤ أُنزِلَ عَلَى ٱلۡمَلَكَیۡنِ بِبَابِلَ هَـٰرُوتَ وَمَـٰرُوتَۚ وَمَا یُعَلِّمَانِ مِنۡ أَحَدٍ حَتَّىٰ یَقُولَاۤ إِنَّمَا نَحۡنُ فِتۡنَةࣱ فَلَا تَكۡفُرۡۖ فَیَتَعَلَّمُونَ مِنۡهُمَا مَا یُفَرِّقُونَ بِهِۦ بَیۡنَ ٱلۡمَرۡءِ وَزَوۡجِهِۦۚ وَمَا هُم بِضَاۤرِّینَ بِهِۦ مِنۡ أَحَدٍ إِلَّا بِإِذۡنِ ٱللَّهِۚ وَیَتَعَلَّمُونَ مَا یَضُرُّهُمۡ وَلَا یَنفَعُهُمۡۚ وَلَقَدۡ عَلِمُوا۟ لَمَنِ ٱشۡتَرَىٰهُ مَا لَهُۥ فِی ٱلۡـَٔاخِرَةِ مِنۡ خَلَـٰقࣲۚ وَلَبِئۡسَ مَا شَرَوۡا۟ بِهِۦۤ أَنفُسَهُمۡۚ لَوۡ كَانُوا۟ یَعۡلَمُونَ) And they followed [instead] what the devils had recited during the reign of Solomon. It was not Solomon who disbelieved, but the devils disbelieved, teaching people magic and that which was revealed to the two angels at Babylon, Harut and Marut. But the two angels do not teach anyone unless they say, "We are a trial, so do not disbelieve [by practicing magic]." And [yet] they learn from them that by which they cause separation between a man and his wife. But they do not harm anyone through it except by permission of Allah . And the people learn what harms them and does not benefit them. But the Children of Israel certainly knew that whoever purchased the magic would not have in the Hereafter any share. And wretched is that for which they sold themselves, if they only knew. [Surah Al-Baqarah 102]
Gul Sher Khan is very handsome and surely was dashing in his younger days. thank you for the kindness of teaching us about your culture and how you do your glorious Turban. I was once thought by a Tuareg in Morocco how to tie a "shesh", a Barber turban.
I find it very interesting, good and necessary to LEARN about other cultures, traditions and beliefs. I do not consider it shameful at all to share anyone's beliefs and traditional "secrets". Asked about my Christian traditions, symbols and ceremonies, I would be ready to explain their meaning and importance to me. This is absolutely beautiful what you are doing through this channel! THANK YOU! We need more and more channels like that. GOD BLESS YOU ALL!
Thank you for explaining your traditions and removing your head dress. I love learning about other cultures. I too love gemstones. They are my favorite things to collect ever since I was little. Thank you for spending the time to explain everything!
years ago I saw this sex shop expo, where they were selling pusstaches that were targeting East Asian women. I guess there's some that can't grow much pubic hair, and having a bush is a thing in East Asia. They didn't call them pusstaches--I just came up with that when typing my comment.
@@LordPrometheous they are called merkins and they used to be worn to disguise the fact that people had bouts of lice or other STDs. Commonly used by sex workers.
@@Cashelda Yes, that's it! I remember now, that I did hear them called that. I can't remember why they decided on that name--it doesn't sound like anything descriptive. The purposes that you describe make it sound even worse. I guess you get what you pay for, literally.
No disrespect meant towards the other guys, but Gul Sher Khan Baloch is my favorite. He and I connect through our traditional ways. He's a lot more traditional than I am, of course. I'm just an old soul. He seems like he has a lot of wisdom to share.
My brain could not process his actual hair, I never imagined he would look like that without the turban. I enjoyed hearing about his tradition and culture however, as I am not normally accustomed with it. I wonder if we are going to get videos about the other people, that would be cool
Much respect for answering the questions and especially removing the head piece. That was perhaps a little invading for him but he was still gracious enough to do it and in turn people like myself appreciate learning about how he did that. Love watching you guys, always make laugh!
Wow, that was so interesting to know about the rings and hand. Keep making more of these informative vids so we can learn and understand your culture which I’m sure is one of your main objectives for this channel. It’s sad and disgraceful that probably 90% of the American public know nothing of your people or culture other than what’s televised about the conflicts. Thank you for sharing and may you stay healthy and safe.
In ancient times people wiped their behinds with their left hand! Some people still do! I'm sad because I'm left handed! Lefties are awesome & smart & creative! Glad we have toilet paper.
Thank you for being so gracious and showing us how you apply the turban and for explaining your traditions. I hope you did not feel to uncomfortable whilst showing how to wrap the turban. You have given many people an education that we may not have been able to receive in our own country, thank you for your humility kind teacher. 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for explaining that. In the US we take things for granted. We overlook family tradition. Our families are not as close, and when Matriarch members pass away, often families dismantle.
Its so nice to respect own culture. For me it wouldnt be problem to wear this, biggest problem would be not to get dirty because its white and Im so clumsy :-D
I really enjoy learning about different cultures, and how they rate us, as Westerners. It's fun to watch. I agree with Squareyellowpaper, that RUclips does a great job of closing the gap between the peoples of the world. What a way to get to know each other! Thanx RUclips! :)
Great to see open sharing of cultural traditions. It is through sharing, the world begins to respect one anothers traditions and accept people can be different without the need to fight...
Thank you Gul Sheer You have explained all the things I also wanted to know about your traditional ware Very interesting 👍👍 I think your food is far better than the western food they have given you to try Maybe only the apple pie I would prefer Only if made buy my mother 🤗🤗🤗🤗
What a handsome man, I was very shocked that he took his turban off but am glad because he has educated us in doing so. Thank you for being so open and allowing us a snippet of your beautiful culture. I've learnt so much from you and your friends watching these posts. Your presence carries a rare and cheeky innocence that is so wonderfully child like.
Thank you for sharing a bit of your cultural heritage with us Gul Sher Khan. It is much appreciated. This was so informative! Much respect to your family.
Thank you for showing how to wrap your turban! Very gracious. I know I cannot, because I am not your tribe and I am a woman, but it was so kind to show us!
WOW! He did that with such ease. I'm sure his father or brothers taught him well. On the proper way to wear the turban. Very nice. Thank You for showing us kind sir!
Gul Sher Khan is the best! Was really cool to see how he wears the turban. Thank you. Is he an elder or leader or anything? He looks very regal. Beautiful rings as well.
@@nikhatfatima5823 thank you. I sincerely appreciate it. So, Sher Khan means "Lion King"! Would this necessarily point to his status in his community? I mean, would it be a name given to him at birth, or a name bestowed later as a title?
Gul Ser, you have just completed a great service of understanding. I understand your pride in your identity and your religious and tribal traditions. I think Westerners are interested in what is beneath the turban.... a handsome man with a wonderful mustache. Thank you. I hope you realize Westerners are inquisitive and definitely have no disrespectful intentions. RUclips is an excellent format to initiate cultural sharing and understanding. I salute Tribal People Try.
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What Warthog1950 said..
Agreed! Thanks to all for the opportunity to learn more about one another. Peace, love and safety to all.
I could not have said it better myself. I am an American and am unfamiliar with these traditions. I mean absolutely no disrespect in any way. I am very happy he was so wonderful to take the time to share with us his traditions. To me he looks like a very distinguished man who is proud of his traditions. Thank you. 😊❤
Thank you
He was surprisingly dashing without it, I feel honoured that he was willing to show us!
I think hes is dashing with it and dashing without it too. What a stashe, huh?
He looks much younger than I thought when he removed his head piece
Me too!
He sure did
He looks great.
For SURE!!!
He really does....
This man's moustache is something all men should strive to have. It's glorious.
Very Interesting about how each tribe has their way to wear turbans to recognize each other. And now I finally know about the moustache and rings. Thank you!
The left-hand thing makes perfect sense once you remember that they use that hand for... personal restroom business.
It's like how the Scottish had their own pattern on their Kilt and I'm sure there's a proper name for that but I don't know it but that's how you were to tell what Clan you were with
@@cme1027 Kilts aren't as old as wool sweater designs - that's the original for us Celts. You could even identify the family of a corpse floating in the sea by looking at the design of his sweater.
@@CelticSpiritsCoven yes ,I heard that. Very cool but ghoulish. 🤙
It's actually very common within traditional cultures worldwide. Hair styles, headdresses, clothing, jewelry, makeup and body modifications (tattoos) were all used to distinguish one group from another. We lost so much in our rush to make us all the same. There's so much beauty in our differences.
It was really sweet of him to remove his turban and show people how his family would put it on. A lot of people are talking about the disrespect and peer pressure, but sharing our cultures with each other is what makes us one. Culture is nuanced and complicated, but seeing past our own for a second even if it were taboo is how to coexist as human beings. One love ✌🏻
Well said my friend. This was essentially the point I was trying to convey with my comment but it got taken out of context. It’s not NORMAL for him to do this. So him sharing it was special and I was trying to thank him. Not shame the channel or other people. I didn’t even mean he was peer pressured. I’m also not saying you were directing this at me but it seemed like the right place to try and explain myself. Thank you for expressing this information better than I did my friend.
yes this was interesting to see, sharing culture is important to understand each others
Mr Gul Sher Khan takes me back into the olden days,he looks like a Sultan of a fairy tale to me.
That’s literally what I said!!!
@@artistevolution wow
Tonight in my bedroom in Chicago, USA, I just saw something beautiful and magical. Thank you for sharing your culture with me.
Cool turban. Makes him look regal.
He should be the final boss in a video game. Each of his rings give him a different super power weapon that you have to endure before he even begins to take any real damage. The turban is the shield.
@Jay E - Z the Sultan princess Jasmine's father
Yes, he looks like a king!
That's what I thought
@@LordPrometheous I also felt like he would make a great video game character.
I absolutely love how he presents with his beautiful turban, rings, and mustache. He looks fabulous like a king!! :)
I wanted to thank Gul Sher Khan for his explanation. I had the same questions he answered in my mind. I hope he understands that we have no knowledge of his traditions, and we are curious to learn about him and his ways. Its not out of rudeness that we ask, but out of appreciation and an honest interest in him. Thank you again.
REOGURU, very well said.
@@sylviepelletier9953 I second that! Perfectly put! 🥰
very well said, i agree also!! we are not taught other religions or the country's culture in school nor at home. tli only see people with head dressing in public and it would be common sense not to ask them to remove it especially out in public as it might offend the person or their religion upbringing.
i am glad we got to see and understand more of his religion and culture upbringing!
I have full respect for him. He honours his faith, his traditions and his tribe. God bless him🙏
Loved hearing a little of his background. Is it possible to hear a little about each of the others too? I would love them to describe their families, their work etc 🙂👍
@@TribalLifestyle It would really be amazing, earing their backgrounds, like family, work, wich tribes they belong to(if they do so) etc. And for me the most important, if they ever went out of Pakistan and if they would like to. Thanks
@@TribalLifestyle Hey, thank y'all for having him detail his attire & choices in jewelry. The pride he showed while explaining was heart warming.
@@TribalLifestyle As a woman I would also like to hear Mrs. explain her clothing and jewelry.
I learned *SO much from this relatively short video. I certainly was surprised when Gul Ser removed his turban and showed how it is wrapped. Surprised and privileged. Thank you so much Sir for sharing with us. I truly appreciate it. I was unaware that each tribe has its' own way of wrapping and wearing a turban.
I am a second-generation Canadian. My father did not do well in his early years of schooling because of language difficulties. As a result, his father, my grandfather, forbid the speaking of that language at home. He insisted that his children become "good Canadians" and speak English. As a result, neither I nor my children could speak our heritage language. My daughter learned it at University.
One thing you can't erase though is the food. Yes, we grew up on typical Canadian food but the bulk of our eating was of our traditional heritage foods. I was eighteen years old before I ever bought meat in a grocery store. We grew up on the meat my father hunted, moose and deer. Which stood me in good stead when I travelled to the arctic as a young adult and was no stranger to butchering hunted meat, this time Cariboo.
The sharing of cultures, especially by food, is a lovely way to get to know each other.
Thank you, Tribal People, for sharing your culture with us.
@@TribalLifestyle Yes, I woulld love that as well
@@suestoons may I ask what your heritage language and culture is?
Mana bebahgsh, Gul Sher Khan. Bebahgsh you had to take off your turban for us, but we appreciate you doing it just once, so we can finally understand the things we didn't before. People fear what they do not understand. You are doing God's work, bridging divides between peoples. Thank you. ❤❤❤
Thank you to Gul Sher Kahn for his explanation and demonstration. All respect and honor to him and his family.
I hope we didn't bring him dishonor because he took off his turban. Please don't ask them to do anything thay dishonors them for our entertainment. Love seeing him and all the others on the show. Love his mustache and turban!
He really looked like he didn't like taking it off, prolly why he put it on right after he took it off, ppl should respect other ppls culture much more.
@@nenadpopov3601 I agree.
I got the impression he was glad to explain and show how he wraps it
He explained that it was a way to show recognition of his tribesmen/village. I thought it might have religious significance although he didn't specifically say that, he did say they cover their heads when they go outside. I doubt if it were forbidden he would have taken it off. I appreciate he took the effort of explaining his rings, his mustache. Western culture is as strange to him as his is to us. It helps us all understand. Doesn't it?
@@nenadpopov3601 fuck off if he didnt want too he would've said no pussy ima put two turbans on
@@poorthing To me it's the same if you asked a Muslim woman to take off her niqab so you can see her face, like I said, respect the things that are different, I was wondering how does he look without the turban but personally I would never ask him to take it off just for my amusement.
I am humbled that he showed us how he does his turban. He is a beautiful soul and I am grateful for the lesson into his culture. Everything that they show us breaks down the lies that have been portrayed to us by the media. The more we get to know each other and love each other the more we can heal our planet. I thank him sincerely! I pray for Mr. Khan's peace and joy!
I feel bad that he felt obligated to show us things he was uncomfortable with but I understand. Just know that I do appreciate it and found it only informative and wonderful. I saw nothing shameful here my friend.
Well worded Kemosabe.
Yes, I hope this channel understands that they don’t need to do anything for the viewers if they are uncomfortable with it.
He seems like such a nice person
Hi! I suspect Gul Sher Khan was willing to show how his turban is worn because most likely the video won't be seen in his village, and he likes his turban, enjoyed eating all kinds of new things to eat, and wanted to reciprocate information about cultures! He was not using a mirror when he replaced his turban either. He's having a good time.
@@BebeesHuman I am glad to hear. I think if we are all able to push our boundaries a little to try new things and share our cultures it can only better us all.
I appreciate Gul Sher Khan telling us about his culture.
Gul Sher Khan is a whole mood!
Is it possible for him to share some more of his traditions, or food, or how he is so relaxed?
I agree Gul Sher Khan would make a great cultural ambassador of his tribes traditions and wisdom.
@@TribalLifestyle I think you need to learn how to communicate with fans on social media. "Soon" seems so cold and uninteractive, like a robot. Maybe thank "Sensei Operator" for his comment and say something human and nice. Just look at the youtube channel Reactistan, they are a good example!
@@EhsanVids sometimes short answers are cool, too
@@EhsanVids come on now. It's fine.
@@EhsanVids I don't see how you get all that from a clear, to the point response. Being economical with words is a good trait to have.
Tell him thank you so much from all of us and that we’re very grateful for explaining and sharing his family traditions with us! But if there’s anything he/they doesn’t/don’t feel comfortable with, I hope they all know that they never have to share or show anything that they aren’t comfortable showing/doing.
This guy is a TREASURE in himself, he doesn't need gemstones, but get him all he wants if he wants them.
Really cool person.
WOW. He is very handsome!!!!
Praise be to God for this cultural lesson! A beautiful mustache and handsome man! Thank you for sharing...
Yes very classy and handsome!
From the USA here. Thank you so much for sharing your culture and customs. It was very interesting to hear how deep all of the family and tribal traditions go and how great a role they play in every day things. I am loving this whole channel!
He's very handsome and seems to have good character. I hope that dishonor wasn't brought upon him by removing his turban. We appreciate it.
Gull Sher Khan is one of my favorites.
Mine as well...then again, I love em all
It's the epic stache.
Same
Same her. Love that guy.
all the world appreciates,respects and loves you Sir Gul Sher Khan.greatings from Romania
Thank you for explaining customs in your culture and also for showing us how you put on your headwrap. It seems heavy to me with that many yards of fabric, but like a ring or a watch, I’ve gotten so used to wearing them, I hardly notice anymore. Your mustache is very handsome as well.
Thank you for your time and patience in educating us on a few pieces of your culture. There are many, like me, who want always to be respectful of all cultures and beliefs, which is hard to do when one is ignorant.
So cool that I can connect with other cultures while watching RUclips from Saint-Petersburg, Russia. Pretty great to live in 21st century
Yes! I'm from Grand Rapids, Michigan, U.S.A.
agreed, the internet may not always live up to its promise(humorous understatement) but if you use it correctly it can be an irreplaceable tool for seeing other's perspectives. and can bring people together to appreciate each other's unique gifts,
@@oneoutoftheninety-nine.3314 holy crap I’m in Kentwood next door. What’s up homie
@@jojobar5877 lol. Small world. Enjoying the 'first snow fall.' 🙄🤣
@@oneoutoftheninety-nine.3314 no I’m not.lol
This man is a real gentleman.
Congrats from France.
Thank you for sharing and explaining some of your cultural traditions. Maybe if we all took the time to listen and to understand each other, we'd have far less time to fight each other. Blessings! 😁
He is my favourite. There all so innocent people subhanAllah. May Allah protect them and their family's always inshAllah 🙂
He looks to be a very elegant King.
I'm impressed by how fast he unwrapped and wrapped his head covering!
Thank you for sharing your culture and traditions with us. I love your turban, moustache and rings they make you look very proud and majestic. Much blessings to you from Australia :)
Yes he looks like a king!
He has eyes that smile, even when his mouth isn't. I find them soulful and mischievous at once. The eyes can't lie~~
I moved to the city of Dallas, Texas, USA when my children were young. The reason I moved from my small East Texas town to a much larger city was to provide a good life for my children. I was so thankful to meet and befriend people from all over the world. My pastor taught us that we are all God's children and we have a responsibility to love and pray for one another.
I love what TRIBAL PEOPLE TRY and other channels are doing by exposing the world to your people. I pray for your continued success in this endeavor and may God bless you all. No matter where we live, we are all brothers and sisters. We should help one another and I think learning about each other brings us closer to peace in this world.
You found the Truth of our human mission on Earth, our prime mandate is to Love 🙏
Gul Sher Khan is my favorite!
It’s so cool to see Gul Sher Khan wrap his turban! I’ve never seen anyone do it before. I was also stunned that he had such short hair under there, I expected the length of his hair to match that of his mustache!
Haha, me too. He made it look easy.
In the USA we're more familiar with Sikhs than tribal people. Sikhs don't like to cut their hair at all. I thought his hair would be short.
Muslim men wear their hair short for hygiene--wouldn't be longer than shoulder length for Muslim men. But Sikhs ( a different religjon) wear hair uncut and long traditionally for both genders.
@@HajraMeeks so do they see women with long hair as unhygienic?
@@leonardhpls6 No, women have long hair or short hair as they desire. Male hair length is a cultural thing. For Muslims, the hygienic part only formally concerns underarm and bikini/groin hair--both types of pubic hair is required to be removed fully by both genders since Islam's beginning for cleanliness.
Love learning about different cultures. And reading in the comments that people thought he didn't want to take off his turban,.. he was indoors and if he felt that he would dishonor his religion, he would of never took it off. Was amazing how fast he was able to wrap it back up so quickly and it came out perfect.
This is a beautiful tribe,culture and way of life. I respect him and his ways! I appreciate the fact that he explained and even went as far as showing us without the turban. The rings fascinante me and his mustache too! May he always be blessed!
I love that he isn't doing it because he simply likes it or thinks it looks cool and he isn't doing it for purposes of ego, he is doing it for tradition, culture, and meaning; mostly religious.
U look VERY HANDSOME 😘 without your turban on 😊
Yeah omg so cute
@@eharper7 // No, sweetheart 🥰 I'll keep my sentence just the way it is!!
@@eharper7 // 😘😘😘
That’s such a backhanded compliment.. rude
I love how there is an important meaning behind his clothing and accessories. Somehow I knew none of his answers would be, "I just think it looks cool.".
I absolutely love his style and culture. His Turban and the way he wears it looks so Royal and sophisticated. I am Jamaican/Canadian and know very little about the culture but i love this look!
I always thought that it looked regal too. Magical! I can’t express how much I love these guys. I would love to meet other members of their families too. Perhaps I have just not reached those videos yet?
I once knew an older guy that wore a turban and he was asked what his hairstyle looked like. He replied, "I don't know, I don't want to know what's going on under there!" He always cracked us up. 🤣
Truly, Gul Sher is the king of mustachioed men. Immense respect for his humility and willingness to share a very intimate part of himself with the rest of the world. You are teaching us all more about acceptance, tolerance, and and how our differences bring us together, and make us more powerful as one true people. Praises be to god, the most gracious and giving.
As an Australian i am loving getting to know all these people. Honestly wish they lived down the road so i could visit them! Lots of love from this Australian brother, stay safe Gul Sher Khan!
I feel the same way. I'd love to have these people in my life as friends and neighbors. They exude a warmth and kindness sadly missing in my own country these days.
Just ran across this channel around 12 hours ago and have been binge watching since. Love to all y'all from The united States of America. Peace. :-)
Agreed!! Such genuinely good people. As with Devin, I've been on a roll watching and enjoying getting to know all of them better but there is so much more I'm curious about! I feel like I need an entire series about their culture and families next please! Cheers from the great white north, eh! 🇨🇦
@@jrhodes3216 ; dating myself here... but I participated in a Washington State, B.C. Soccer Exchange in 1984. Also, I've lived in 8 States, including Alaska and rode up and down the AlCan highway once or twice going there and back. :-)
@@jrhodes3216 ; one other thing along the lines you spoke of... Several weeks ago I was binge watching a "Tribal People Try" series and there could be a Canadian people version. ;-) hahaha, lol. It'd probably be boring because we are already so much alike (we're virtually the same peoples), but the thought made me laugh. Cheers. :-)
I’m sorry that it was pushed for you to show us your turban. I’m American and I love and respect all. Thank you for being humble and not hesitating. May God continue to bless your channel. You’re a man of great respect and dignity.
no CAP, no pun intended tho lol
it's really not that deep
Lol this coming from a XxuserxnamexX name and a Joker display pic Good god.
Hes a grown man. He can make his own decissions. Im so tired by guys like you who feel for somone else offended ...if u dont like, pls just skip next time...damn snowflakes these days....
This man is so nice! It was cool to see him wear it differently! So humble I love how he takes the time to explain his culture. More info would be interesting!
He knows the wisdom of Solomon's rings.
Of course, Solomons pbuh is mentioned more in our Islamic faith than anywhere else, besides Judaism
How did this secret get out?
Nice catch.
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Is "the wisdom of Solomon's rings" found in Quran or in the sunnah?
If not, then it is totally prohibited to attribute it to Suleiman عليه السلام
(وَٱتَّبَعُوا۟ مَا تَتۡلُوا۟ ٱلشَّیَـٰطِینُ عَلَىٰ مُلۡكِ سُلَیۡمَـٰنَۖ وَمَا كَفَرَ سُلَیۡمَـٰنُ وَلَـٰكِنَّ ٱلشَّیَـٰطِینَ كَفَرُوا۟ یُعَلِّمُونَ ٱلنَّاسَ ٱلسِّحۡرَ وَمَاۤ أُنزِلَ عَلَى ٱلۡمَلَكَیۡنِ بِبَابِلَ هَـٰرُوتَ وَمَـٰرُوتَۚ وَمَا یُعَلِّمَانِ مِنۡ أَحَدٍ حَتَّىٰ یَقُولَاۤ إِنَّمَا نَحۡنُ فِتۡنَةࣱ فَلَا تَكۡفُرۡۖ فَیَتَعَلَّمُونَ مِنۡهُمَا مَا یُفَرِّقُونَ بِهِۦ بَیۡنَ ٱلۡمَرۡءِ وَزَوۡجِهِۦۚ وَمَا هُم بِضَاۤرِّینَ بِهِۦ مِنۡ أَحَدٍ إِلَّا بِإِذۡنِ ٱللَّهِۚ وَیَتَعَلَّمُونَ مَا یَضُرُّهُمۡ وَلَا یَنفَعُهُمۡۚ وَلَقَدۡ عَلِمُوا۟ لَمَنِ ٱشۡتَرَىٰهُ مَا لَهُۥ فِی ٱلۡـَٔاخِرَةِ مِنۡ خَلَـٰقࣲۚ وَلَبِئۡسَ مَا شَرَوۡا۟ بِهِۦۤ أَنفُسَهُمۡۚ لَوۡ كَانُوا۟ یَعۡلَمُونَ)
And they followed [instead] what the devils had recited during the reign of Solomon. It was not Solomon who disbelieved, but the devils disbelieved, teaching people magic and that which was revealed to the two angels at Babylon, Harut and Marut. But the two angels do not teach anyone unless they say, "We are a trial, so do not disbelieve [by practicing magic]." And [yet] they learn from them that by which they cause separation between a man and his wife. But they do not harm anyone through it except by permission of Allah . And the people learn what harms them and does not benefit them. But the Children of Israel certainly knew that whoever purchased the magic would not have in the Hereafter any share. And wretched is that for which they sold themselves, if they only knew.
[Surah Al-Baqarah 102]
Gul Sher Khan is very handsome and surely was dashing in his younger days. thank you for the kindness of teaching us about your culture and how you do your glorious Turban. I was once thought by a Tuareg in Morocco how to tie a "shesh", a Barber turban.
I like how strong is the people to preserve the tradition and identity of their culture, that is great.
Gul Sheer Khan Saab is so kind and well spoken. I love how simple and short he explained everything. Much love and respect
It is amazing, to honor one's family and tribe, and to honor the prophets, I think it's a great thing.
I find it very interesting, good and necessary to LEARN about other cultures, traditions and beliefs. I do not consider it shameful at all to share anyone's beliefs and traditional "secrets". Asked about my Christian traditions, symbols and ceremonies, I would be ready to explain their meaning and importance to me. This is absolutely beautiful what you are doing through this channel! THANK YOU! We need more and more channels like that. GOD BLESS YOU ALL!
he is a very handsome man. i hope he is able to explain other customs we aren't aware of...
Thank you for explaining your traditions and removing your head dress. I love learning about other cultures. I too love gemstones. They are my favorite things to collect ever since I was little. Thank you for spending the time to explain everything!
Our Prayers have been heard! Thanks for uploading!!
I Love these folks 🙏🏾💯😌#GodBlessYall🙏🏾💯
Why would a grown ass man wear a fake mustache?They have respect for themselves. 🤷🏽♀️
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years ago I saw this sex shop expo, where they were selling pusstaches that were targeting East Asian women. I guess there's some that can't grow much pubic hair, and having a bush is a thing in East Asia. They didn't call them pusstaches--I just came up with that when typing my comment.
@@LordPrometheous they are called merkins and they used to be worn to disguise the fact that people had bouts of lice or other STDs. Commonly used by sex workers.
@@LordPrometheous I like your term much better than merkin
@@Cashelda Yes, that's it! I remember now, that I did hear them called that. I can't remember why they decided on that name--it doesn't sound like anything descriptive. The purposes that you describe make it sound even worse. I guess you get what you pay for, literally.
No disrespect meant towards the other guys, but Gul Sher Khan Baloch is my favorite. He and I connect through our traditional ways. He's a lot more traditional than I am, of course. I'm just an old soul. He seems like he has a lot of wisdom to share.
Thank you for sharing your lovely culture with us!
thank you for honoring us with the demonstration of your turban. it's a beautiful tradition and your mustache is very smart also!
My brain could not process his actual hair, I never imagined he would look like that without the turban. I enjoyed hearing about his tradition and culture however, as I am not normally accustomed with it. I wonder if we are going to get videos about the other people, that would be cool
Much respect for answering the questions and especially removing the head piece. That was perhaps a little invading for him but he was still gracious enough to do it and in turn people like myself appreciate learning about how he did that. Love watching you guys, always make laugh!
That was very entertaining, and I must say he's my favorite
Wow! He makes the wrapping look so simple. 👍❤️😊
I'm glad to see him explain his look a bit. Gul Sher looks like a sultan! It's unique and fascinating, thanks for showing it.
The unwrapping is a gift to us. Thank you (handsome man).
Wow, that was so interesting to know about the rings and hand. Keep making more of these informative vids so we can learn and understand your culture which I’m sure is one of your main objectives for this channel. It’s sad and disgraceful that probably 90% of the American public know nothing of your people or culture other than what’s televised about the conflicts. Thank you for sharing and may you stay healthy and safe.
In ancient times people wiped their behinds with their left hand! Some people still do! I'm sad because I'm left handed! Lefties are awesome & smart & creative! Glad we have toilet paper.
He seems like someone you would be thankful to know. Just seems like a wholesome guy.
Thank you for being so gracious and showing us how you apply the turban and for explaining your traditions. I hope you did not feel to uncomfortable whilst showing how to wrap the turban. You have given many people an education that we may not have been able to receive in our own country, thank you for your humility kind teacher. 🙏🙏🙏
Any man who can carry ' flower', ''lion' and 'king' in his name is already a badass for me.
@@madrexertheboredtm7728 yeah it reminds me of that tragedy
@@highviewbarbell it reminds me of the song. La la la, corona virus, la la la...
"Badass" probably doesn't translate as a compliment though.
True! Love your Comment. 🌺 🦁 👑
For real lol
Thank you for sharing your culture- I love learning about different cultures!
Thank you for explaining that. In the US we take things for granted. We overlook family tradition. Our families are not as close, and when Matriarch members pass away, often families dismantle.
Don't speak for all American families. Speak only for your family.
Yeah wtf.. not all families are like this.
That’s a generalization that does not fit all American families or even most.
Speak for you and yours. Consider a visit to the South, especially Appalachia, some time...
Randy Bobandy Lol in the Appalachians everyone is family whether they know it or not.
His turban looks amazing. Please give my respect to not only Gul Sher Khan but also to his tribe
Legend 🔥💪😎Gull Sher Khan
This was actually really interesting, especially the bit about tribes identifying themselves by how they wear their turbans.
Its so nice to respect own culture. For me it wouldnt be problem to wear this, biggest problem would be not to get dirty because its white and Im so clumsy :-D
hahahaaha I wonder how he keeps it so clean because they don't use vanish, really!!
@Zayed Goki old skool lol
@@Axeman369 he might have more of the same type,same color
May God bless him and his family, thank you for explaining this to all of us we appreciate it.
This was incredibly fascinating to watch. Listening to peoples stories and why they do what they do is a definite passion of mine.
Gul Sher Khan is my favorite.
I really enjoy learning about different cultures, and how they rate us, as Westerners. It's fun to watch. I agree with Squareyellowpaper, that RUclips does a great job of closing the gap between the peoples of the world. What a way to get to know each other! Thanx RUclips! :)
I learned SO much from this video. I am sorry if it made you uncomfortable taking your turban off. No one should be made to feel that way.
Great to see open sharing of cultural traditions. It is through sharing, the world begins to respect one anothers traditions and accept people can be different without the need to fight...
Thank you Gul Sheer
You have explained all the things I also wanted to know about your traditional ware
Very interesting 👍👍
I think your food is far better than the western food they have given you to try Maybe only the apple pie I would prefer
Only if made buy my mother 🤗🤗🤗🤗
That was Amazing to be honest. Such an interesting culture.
What a handsome man, I was very shocked that he took his turban off but am glad because he has educated us in doing so.
Thank you for being so open and allowing us a snippet of your beautiful culture.
I've learnt so much from you and your friends watching these posts.
Your presence carries a rare and cheeky innocence that is so wonderfully child like.
Thank you for sharing a bit of your cultural heritage with us Gul Sher Khan. It is much appreciated. This was so informative! Much respect to your family.
Thank you for showing how to wrap your turban! Very gracious. I know I cannot, because I am not your tribe and I am a woman, but it was so kind to show us!
Our pakistani culture is very beautiful and because of these clothes makes you special brother
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WOW! He did that with such ease. I'm sure his father or brothers taught him well. On the proper way to wear the turban. Very nice. Thank You for showing us kind sir!
He is the best by far, that mustache should participate in some best mustache tournament.
Omgosh beautiful hair! I keep seeing these Tribal videos and wanting to know more about the tribes! Thank you for sharing.
Gul Sher Khan is the best! Was really cool to see how he wears the turban. Thank you. Is he an elder or leader or anything? He looks very regal. Beautiful rings as well.
I would like to know the meanings of his 4 names. I’m wondering if one or two of them denote a title of respect?
@@alises.5986 Gul means flower.. Sher means lion and khan is a title for king
@@nikhatfatima5823 thank you. I sincerely appreciate it. So, Sher Khan means "Lion King"! Would this necessarily point to his status in his community? I mean, would it be a name given to him at birth, or a name bestowed later as a title?
@@nikhatfatima5823 ❤
@@alises.5986 it's a name given from birth in baloch and pakhtun cultures they have names like this
Much respect for this man for explaining and showing his culture on camera.
I bet Mr. Gul was working as military personnel when I saw on how he speak and sitting posture.