Hasan And His Parents Visit 'Subtle Asian Traits' | Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj | Netflix
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2019
- Hasan revisited the popular Facebook group Subtle Asian Traits to answer more questions, but this time he had some help from his parents Najme and Seema. Watch as Hasan's parents spill stories on what Hasan was like as a kid, when they've been most proud and most disappointed with him, what they think of his career now, and what it was like for the two of them raising a family as immigrants in America. They also reveal which episode of Patriot Act they enjoyed the most and which topic they would cover if they got to host the show.
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The brownest part of this video is that his parents are stilll low-key disappointed 😂😂😂
This is sooooo true!!! 😂🤣😂
Lmao😂
hasan not doctor. :(
Noooo this had me laughing out loud. 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love that he's literally a millionaire at this point but his parents are somewhat still mad that he's not a dentist for some reason.
Violet the reason is he's Asian LMFAO
I think it's more so the fact that they can't properly explain or brag about it to family/friends.
And it's not necessarily a bad thing to do that, it's cultural as a way to show how proud they are.
While I'm sure they're proud, it's .. hard to explain what he does and not everyone "buys" it or understands.
Imagine if you had a kid and you were like "Yeah, my son is a professional tick tock star" Old people: ?????
Just asian parent stuff
KingZ old Asian parents don’t get the idea of a TV host?
CHB5 a television host???
"hi-fi people"
"I like free samples"
Someone rightly said you can take Indians out of India but can't take India out of Indians.
I don't know why but this is most perfect and politically correct thing someone has said today
I'm from Pakistan bro and can relate to this, it's a South Asian thing tbh.
Hasan is literally so rich and so are for sure his Parents, but his father still likes free samples ❤❤
@@Ali-zo4lh I'm from Pakistan too and my Mom says "hi-fi people," lol.
@@MTHSLH482 mine say it too, it's a South Asian thing 😂
Pakistan, India esp. 😂
lmao the 'hi-fi' people got me. my mom would think that Hasan's parents who live in america and talk english like that are the 'hi-fi' people
Mrs Minhaj is so proud off her son. My heart broke for her when she said she gave up her dreams when she came to a new country. So her children could follow their dreams.
Immigrant parents and parents from low socio-economic backgrounds had to give up so much for us
to be honest, immigrants or not most of our parents had to give up their dreams and some of them never actually had that much privilege or time to think about their dreams. it's because of the long lists of hardships and pressure they had on them.
@@fairy5668 I think we all dream of a better tomorrow for ourselves and are family's.
@@SleepIntoTheDiamondLife I quite agree with you I think all parents hope for a better life for there family and off chance for a better tomorrow. If that means sacrificing there dream they will do it.
@@thescarecrow.8581 I agree! most people love their families and they want to do anything they can for them.
Hasan: I’m so Indian...my parents were super strict and they would slap me.
Hasan’s dad: I withheld Happy Meals if he didn’t behave.
Anvita Shastry well there in america 😂 and its online video
Prolly did both
Hasan totally didn’t sound like he believed his dad when he said that 🤣
My dad yelled at me and called me ungrateful when I asked for a Happy Meal as a child...
somewhere in the middle lives the truth.
"hi-fi people".
Yeah, that seems like a thing an Indian mom would say.
We use that shit in Bangladesh too
😂😂 exactly
YUP
LOL was just about to comment about that, except I'm Bengali 😂 didn't know other Desis said it
I too thought that at first instant!
Hassan’s dad: ball is going on this direction , Hassan is going in this direction 😂😂😂
Lmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Literally my dad if I played soccer
I'm glad I don't just because of that.
"Robert, this is- this is real.
You have- you have to believe."
best quote by far, i died.
I believe laillahaillAllah
That’s what he meant lol
I fucking died there
Also Dad: "Hey Simulu, we are very proud of you and we - good luck for your movie....Marvel."
“What’s your secret to raising a successful child?....She’s talking about Aisha.” 😂😂😂
i have seen this a lot in families, son is mama's favorite and daugthers are dad's fav. most of the time
Abhik Mondal most of the times it’s like that but in my family it’s the girls are mom’s favorite and the boys are dad’s favorite, maybe because he’s lowkey sexist
😂😂😂
Its actually ayesha
hadiatou 😂
"I like the free samples"
We all felt that
Such a legend 🙌🏼 # purgold
Tejas Mehta The most Indian thing he could've said 😂😂
the look on Hasan's face at that killed me :D
"I like the free samples" a man of culture I see
Lol
The way hasan leans on his dad at the end. Its soo cute..
and the way his dad says "hasan" it was also nice.
It's so heartwarming to see his interaction with his parents. Lovely family!💓
Which movie is it dad? "Marvs". Mom: "No, it's Marvels." Every parent ever. 🤣
"Such Hi-Fi people were there"
Can't get more Indian with that lingo.😁😁😁🙃
Lol
I usually prefer lo-fi hip-hop people to sleep/study to.
And how humble is she, as an Indian physician herself, the epitome of Indian professionals to say that. She’s such a nice mom, I love her!
Haaaaa
I dieddddd, it was so adorablee
The look of betrayal in Najme's eyes when Hasan answers that mum is more supportive. Oof and lol at the same time.
XD I feel bad because I'd instantly say my dad and my mom would be upset too. But sometimes my dad is TOO supportive even when I'm wrong.
I'd be the diplomat and say both or both in their own way.
it's so weird u call him just najme... indians would call him hasan's dad or uncle omg
lol i definitely get it though. my mom has always been supportive, but my dad used to beat my ass for being gay. but he's changed, at least in that respect. but he's very very concerned about his image, so if i answered truthfully, he would 100% feel betrayed.
to his credit, he's helped me financially and with taxes and all sorts of things that are over my head, and he's doing his best to atone for my childhood. but a mom's love is always the strongest. there is no love in the world stronger than a mother's love for her child
@@JolieGirl2002 you know it! It's like an unspoken rule 😂
"Anyone who's going to Manipal med school. I pray for you." 🤣 - spent 7 years of my life in Manipal. God only knows how I left with my soul intact.
What's wrong there??? I am pursuing my career in med..so I wanna know 🙄🙄🙄🙄
me too buddy, made it out somehow last year
@@SuyashJ wth is wrong there???
@@freshsmile7569 The video mentioned bars on the window
@@zeronothinghere9334 but that's not a problem ri8.. my home windows have bars too😑..its pretty common here 🙄..to avoid theft & robberies 😕😕
As a child of Mexican immigrants, your parents remind me so much of mine
Spanish people and Desi people are literally the same! Just different languages hahaha
Same!
I agree they are the same but Mexican parents or Hispanic families don’t often put education on a high must ! They just care you go to college and get s degree of some sort but they don’t expect you to be an engineer or doctor. They don’t pressure their children to go to college either, and if they don’t then they better get s job and help pay bills. I know it’s not all Hispano families but it’s true one thing I admire of my Asian friends and family.
@@fredymendez3864 exactly
@@mairajamil001 Facts
"Don't go to Medical School" Said no brown parent ever.
Rishabh Mitra You do know we are not all like that right?
Lol mine did and in my situation I was the one adamant about attending :p
Ohmg... my dad
@@adi14293 Still common as hell though.
What was the med school in India they were talking about?
Hasan screaming directly at the camera and then whispering to his parents is so pure ahahaha
Its how you know his still a desi instead of those people who call paratha a flatbread.
@@ajwaddanwarr3409 HAHAHAHAHA who does that 😂😂😂
@@annih7385 wait have you seen munchies recently? Some "desi" called an aloo paratha a potato flatbread. Im not one to scream appropriation but that shit had me fuming. Like wow you want to be friends with Becky that badly?
Yeees! I was looking for this comment!! It was so sweet!
When does it happen
His mom is so adorable. He’s truly blessed. His dad still seems kind’ve disappointed, and seems like he still wants him to go back to school, but it’s all out of love.
Hes not disappointed. South asian dads just dont know how to express emotion. Theyre usually very guarded and reserved
@@ye23. are you from India
@@ye23. seconded
Dude. Any brown person can tell you that his dad is literally beaming with pride and joy in that video xDDD
It's all in the eyes.
As an indian female, I was literally the only one in my community that went into Production. My parents fears were so real when I was starting out and working long hours, getting paid crap. I remember my mom kept telling me, it's not too late to do an accelerated nursing program HA!! But now, if you talk to them, they're super happy and big smiles like Hasan's parents here. I can 1000% relate!
Congrats.. you made it..❤️👍🏼
Hey, I'm Indian too and very proud of you 💞🇮🇳
Congo
"I cannot see into someone's mouth 8 hours a day"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🙌🙌🙌
Former wannabe dentist right here 🙈
I was drinking coffee at that part and literally spat it all around
@@nabilafathima3223 😂😂😂😂
@@bruh-on2km 😂😂
@@nikkionyemma5990 😂😂🙌
WE WANT AN EPISODE OF HASAN AND NAJME SHOPING AT COSTCO
I second this!
Yessssss
Yesss
YASSSSSS
FREE SAMPLES!!!
I love how gently Hasan asks his parents if they know what memes are lmao
don't you talk to your parents genty with respect?
I haven't cried this hard in a long time. Watching Hasan talk to his mother, and listening as she expressed her genuine emotion about her son hit closer to home than I expected. I lost my mother 22 years ago when I was 19 years old. She was the person I strove the hardest to be like. She was always 100% open and honest with me. She died suddenly 2 weeks before my first child was born, and losing her so soon and at a life changing moment left me broken for years. I wish I could sit with her and listen to her describe the moments that she was most proud of me. I'd give anything just to have a moment like this with her just once more.
😭 I don’t know what to say. I hope your mother is in Heaven and I love my mom so much. I ask Allah(GOD) to give my mom long life and very good health. Amen. Life is nothing without Mom and Dad and also we shouldn’t hurt them and disrespect them.
Mahedi Hasan make sure that you tell her that as often as you can. My mother was loved, and respected by everyone in my neighborhood. In elementary school my classmates would cling to her on field trips when she came along. She was everything that aspired to in life. I was inconsolable for years after her death. I lost all direction, and ceased to care anything except my newborn son. I made sure to tell him all about her as he grew up, and surrounded him with photos of her throughout our home. I still haven't gotten over the pain of never seeing my mother cradling my son in her arms. There are times when I think about it in public, and immediately start crying. Its happened on trains, buses, restaurants, at work; pretty much everywhere. I don't care who sees me when it happens, and I don't care what they think. Seeing Hasan's mom speak to her love, and admiration for him is the closest I'll ever get to hearing it from my mother once more. Your mom deserves to know how much you love her. Don't ever let a day go by without telling her. Thank you for the kind words, btw.
HalfMan HalfDalorian thank you bro and it is very sad when you cry on the train or on the bus. Remember one day you will see your mother but hereafter. I am gonna tell my mom that I love her so much and I can do anything for her. Peace and be safe!
@@BrooklynBeTheBoro You reminded me of a similar moment in my life. After my father passed away I was on the metro and tears started to roll down my face. I felt so awkward but couldn't help it.
Neelanjana Chatterjee that isn't something to feel awkward about. Your love for your father, and the pain you experienced over his passing isn't a shameful expression. It's a manifestation of the bond you shared while he was here with you. My mother was my rock. She was a lioness to me, both regal and noble. By her example I learned to always be open and honest with my children, never behaving as if I didn't make mistakes in my early life, yet always expressing my pride and admiration in their accomplishments. My father is still alive, and I never let a day go by without reminding him that I appreciate all the work he put into keeping me and my brothers on a straight path. We lived in a very rough neighborhood in Brooklyn, but I feared my father far more than I feared any of the kids in my neighborhood. He and my mother demanded the best from us and it kept us out of trouble. If you still have your mother make sure you let her know that she is appreciated. And never hang your head when you're remembering what your father meant to you.
Hasan's dad is literally every Indian dad:
-doesn't get into alot of fights
-loves bollywood
-wanted to be an actor
-wanted to put their kid in Manipal
-doesnt know much about hollywood
Low maintenance, non-problematic, huggable.
-loves free samples
Most Indian parents get into ton of fights back here in India
Lmao MANIPAL
@@aaronjohnson7604 not everyone only one's who doesn't care about their family
Hasan is a mumma's boy who is forever trying to impress his dad..!
Like a typical Indian guy. Not afraid to say I'm one too
manasa ukku true... I felt the same
I also thought so too. haha
haha..yeah! My brother is very much like that.
I think it's same with African parents too
He's a sweet momma's boy. She loves her baby boy. That much is obvious.
Hello
Something I have been in search for quite sometime is a connection with somebody that goes beyond vanity. It's very hard to do in this day and age. People can be, somewhat very superficial.
On my quest to achieve this I have learnt a lot about human nature. It seems to me that those who are not given traits such as beauty or being wealthy are some of the nicest, kindest and generous people. While the "gorgeous" and well off seem to be the most arrogant and greedy people out there.
Of course that's not to say there aren't beautiful kind people out there. I've been in the process of change for a while now and I have made some decent changes but don't you just hate it when people can't let go of your past mistakes.
I saw your profile and it intrigued me. I wanted to learn more about who you are and what type of path you would like on in life. Can we talk?
This was so beautiful, especially when the parents talked of their dreams and how they gave them up for their children.
I think it is so fascinating how his father was interested in pursuing Bollywood and politics in his youth, and his son is an entertainer and political commentator - yet seemed surprised at his father's youthful passions. It made me feel like his father's dreams were not abandoned, but the half of him that lives o in his son was able to experience them.
Thank you for an insightful comment, I agree. This was so wholesome to watch.
Great insight, it took me by surprise hearing his dad's dreams
This is so true; also when my parents passed I discovered a renewed interest in old Bollywood music and cinema, parties and charity work. All their great loves.
Things I learned from this:
- Hasan is a total mommy's boy
- Hasan keeps making good fun of his dad to see his dad react cutely
- More Asian parents should be supportive like this
- We'd love to hear Hasan's mom sing to the Patriot Act theme song for the episode that his dad does on Dilip Kumar
Most brown boys are mommys boys. Such is the society. Plus, dads are almost passively present in their lives. Well, at least from my experience
I think like 85-95% of men of color are mommy's boys lmao
@CHIGGA not everything has to be. Let's try not to be so cynical about everything in media and just enjoy the content we consume for the new year x
@CHIGGA Who hurt you
@CHIGGA lol
saying hi-fi in 2019 is a subtle Asian trait.
Exactly what I was thinking 😂
Yas
such a brown thing lmaoo
+++++
LIT RALLY
“I like aaaa free samples”
“Haha”
“I like the different types of cheese there. Cheese samples”
😂😂😂
Hassan's Dad is the Typical Indian Dad with loads a cuteness nd honestly ...He is the Typical Brown Dad u would ever see...strict yet soft, kind yet low key dissapointed..
The moment his dad said free samples I’m like he’s a true brown parents
I am not sure why you made 'free samples' and 'brown parents' so related ? In my closest Costco (about 5 minutes from my work), there are more white and others sampling those free items (staying in line is a common sight) while most brown people (excluding me) don't bother. There are many who go to Costco in their lunch break just for snacking. IMHO, your statement is very generalized and stereotype. Anyway, I may be wrong and you didn't mean it that way. It is just my opinion. Peace.
GuruDanny calm down bro he is just stating the fact.
@@GuruDanny -- It is simple. We aren't separating the things minorities do from what white people do. It is usually a given that white people do them. White people are the majority. White people represent 66% of the population. It is kind of redundant to talk about the things white people do. It is sad how you phrased this question. It is like the people who combat Black Lives Matter with All Lives Matter. People are allowed to speak about the niches they understand or feel passionate about. The commenter understands brown parents. Why should he be responsible for knowing what every other ethnicity feels about free samples?
@@sexyyxes3101 it is all good. Like I said that I may be wrong to feel that way. I didn't mean any insult or disrespect to commentator or for that matter to anyone. Most importantly, this video was all sweet and natural. It shows a culture full of respect and care for our parents and our elders. Let's chess that and hope that our children will give us some of that respect. Love and ☮️
@@semi6544 My friend in a way I agree with you but I also think that comment has a little negative connotation which gives fuel to other non Desi to talk negatively about us. And that was my point. I guess I didn't elaborate that well enough and came out negative by myself. Anyway, in my comment, I also said that, it may be me - "wrong" to feel the way I felt and said it.
I must say that I very appreciate for everyone who responded to my comment, they kept it very civil, polite and to the point.
This video is a very good example of a culture of respect for our parents and our elders. Let's cherish that. Peace and love for everyone.
"I like free samples"
- Najme Minhaj, 2019
remember when someone said he should be President of the United States. That is the honesty we wish our politicians had. lol
Same najme uncle same
He is literally way cooler than most young people nowadays xD
stop with these quotes plz i see quotes on every RUclips video
Such a legend ! 🙌🏼
So cute how Hasan lean on his father in the end... Love
That was my favorite part.
Hasan's mother has such a nice voice. It made so much sense that she wanted to sing growing up.
I love how different he is with his parents. Like it’s subtle but noticeable.
Poblo Wants Chicken
Yes, no cursing!
@@PKNproductions godamnit you stole my joke
Poblo Wants Chicken Nuggets agreed. He is a bit more serious and reserved, holding back the snap reactions. Completely understandable though.
He's patient. Love that.
At the end when he’s teasing his dad about the marvel movie and leaning into him... a big baby
"great job raising your son"
Najme: no reaction
🤣🤣
"Not too much, but more than you should."
That's literally the definition of "too much."
"Free samples" honest indian heart. bless him.
"Robert, this is real.......you have to believe." 🤣
am I the only one who read this with an accent in my head
This legit sounds like something out of the matrix XD
Seriously, the dad is such a meme 🤣
I can literally listen Hasan’s mom talk for hours, her voice is so soothing and calm.
No Name seema minhaj podcast 2020
true. I like his Mom 💜💕... btw my sister studied medical in Manipal 😂
she sounds so supportive :)
*seema was THAT chick*
You should see Hassan's dad reaction to "who is your biggest supporter?" and Hassan said 'my mom'.🤣🤣😂😂Dads are legends. 6:36
This was the most wholesome thing I've seen in a while...you can talk about Indian / Asian family stereotypes (I'm an east European guy, and many similar stereotypes exist here as well) - and this family is one that definitely falls into many of them :) - but this thing here that we saw is also the purest example of what a family should be, and is more and more rare in today's world - dedicated, loving, and always worrying parents, true to the role they chose, sacrificing and putting in the effort to raise children who are good people, and honest, hard-working children who pursue their dreams, and recognize and have love for how their parents enabled them to do so...I have huge respect for Hasan after this - he might be a bad-ass and successful comedian, a sharp and unapologetic critic, but even more because he is, together with all that, still simply a good child to his parents. Much love for the Minhaj family, very happy for the deserved success, you guys are awesome! Everyone else - be good people and make your parents proud in your own way!
This comment should have kk likes
All my thoughts and feelings put perfectly in words. Thanks
Hasan's parents are just so Zen and chill bruh
His mom is like a fairy godmother, so warm and nice
Anwesha Basu it’s the camera. no indian parent is truly THAT zen lol
That's what happens when you get rich. Your parents can finally chill and lay back
@@EddyKaSham omg do true
hasan speaks so softly to his parents. he tones down his hyperactivity lol
Thats the desi American way lol hahaha
You can totally tell he gets his humor from his dad.
I lost my Dad 3 months ago. Tears streaming as I watch this. Oh how I long to sit on a sofa with BOTH my parents and talk to them.
Be strong, sister.
I love how even though Patriot Act takes breaks, Hasan still uploads random videos on RUclips like an actual RUclipsr. He's not just using the platform for uploading shows, he's interacting with the audience in a way that most show hosts never do.
because he realizes the potential of this format.. and he has a reason to engage with his audience.. also he realizes his positioning is very clear - target Asians :)
He maintains his relevancy.
WHEN HE LEANED OVER TO HIS DAD AT THE END HOW CUTE😭😭😭
pineapple piizzzaaa 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
🥰🥰🥰
"I like free samples". You're definitely Indian😂😂😂 IN THE BEST WAY!
What a sweet Desi family. You’ll be alright Hasan, you have such good parents, MashAllah!
"robert, this is- this is real...
you have t- you have to believe..."
aisha ä - that was so sweet.
*intense*
Would love to see Robert’s reaction?!! 😂
I was laughing so hard
666
Najme looks like he has faced it all in his life, and would do it all over again for Hasan *with a smile*
Asian Dads are next level!!
Shourya Pratap Singh - Tutorials
So true 😭❤️
This made me tear up a bit
Oh man i can relate to it.
Well said.
what a load of s**t
I love how honest his parents are. Plus, I love how he respects his parents. What an awesome family.
I almost had a heart attack when he actually picked between his mom and dad
yo coolest mom, her voice is so soothing.
That's a doctor for ya
She's so sweet. She wouldn't even joke about giving up on her children. Hasan cracked a joke and she's like, "Do not give up on your kids. How can you do that? You cannot do that."
I'll never be brave enough to let my parents answer random personal questions about me. Brave, brave lad.
It’s good for comedy 😅
They hold editing power. They = Hasan and his staff
Totally
Uhh same!
Just watched this and it made me miss my parents HARD!!! Lost Dad in 2015 and Mom in 2016. Thank you for this. Cherish those two amazing people!!!
When his dad put his arm around him at the end 🥺
"You do it not too much but more than you should." Your father is a born politician.
Yes
"This is real, Robert.
You have to believe."
He's dad is so funny at how he gets camera shy whenever Hasan is telling him to say something and after he says it he gives Hasan that look like is it right..don't embarrass me lmao! So cute.
Ikr! He's so pure. Seems like Hasan is bullying him lol
When she said hi-fi people, I felt that.
His parents are sooo cute, especially his mother.
"What's your favorite stuff from Costco, Dad?"
"I like free samples"
that is the most asian dad thing xD
His Dad « I'm sending you to Manipal Medical School and they have bars ⏸️⏸️ on the windows » 😂😂😂😂😂
Seema auntie still could sing man,
Her voice is so sweet...
Hasan: takes his mom's side
Hasan's dad: am I joke to you?
veronica dcruz SO FUNNYYYY 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😄🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hasan has definitely made the most Interactive Netflix series ever.
AMIT JODHA yeeees! I love that he's not afraid of his fans and actually encourage people to engage with him. He's awesome
Y didn’t anyone ask why his parents kept it a secret that he had a little sister.
Chrissy M context please :p where did hasan talk about this
Ayesha Tariq during his Netflix special. Homecoming king
It is soooo good. U must check it out
Hasan's mum comes across as someone with a very big heart no wonder his dad was desperate to marry her😚😂
I lost it when Kaho na pyaar hai started playing and Hritik wasn't even in Najme's top 5 😂
This was really fun to watch, I wish Ayesha was there too.
Ikr, I remember back when I was young I absolutely loved that songs
Hasan's mom ,"I was scared how he'll get over the depression and sadness"...every Indian mom.
Yeah! And in the movie 'Hindi medium', the little girl's mom also says the exact same thing, she is always worried if they don't send their daughter to a reputed school, she would eventually fall into depression and do drugs😂😂😂
Every good mom.
@@DocSkincare kids turn out fine, inspite of everything. Infact the ones which are less shielded and go through negligence from parents turn out to be far better than ones who are protected. They're more rough and tough and adept at handling the mean world cz they've been through so much.
But Asian parents, that's how they are. It's the fabric out of which Asian families are made. They never push the kids out of the nest and complain when kids rely too much on them. Too many Conflicting emotions in the Asian community. I think they're basically indecisive by nature.
'' Kids will always be your kids '' That's like the beautiful thing I have heard. Lots of love.
Honestly Hassan, I wish my mother supported me the way your mom supported you! She is so intelligent and the way she's sorted raising kids and life is so inspirational! She's so calm , Zen and Happy!
Hasan got the hand gestures from Seema, he got the camera stare from Najme 😂😂
Hasan: Dad, Which episode did i talk about cruise ships??
Najme: yes.
LMAO
when Seema says she wanted to sing .. so not surprised!! Her speaking voice itself is so soothing!! Would love to hear her sing ♥️♥️
Husan, that was the most real thing I’ve ever seen from a celebrity. You break the mold and your family is gold.
"Not too much but more than you should" - Najme Minhaj, 2019
The fact that his dad doesn’t have any idea about Marvel but still said good Luck! 😂😂
This is so sweet and heartwarming. Thank you Minhaj family! I love Patriot Act!
His mom cover up his trips to comedy clubs. Yet najme was surprised when he said she Was more supportive
From coffee-hyped Hasan to I'm-shy-around-my-parents Hasan, oof transition!
Haha perfectly noted...true for all of us..
That's something 'Every indian has this in their genes' kinda thing.. we respect a lot man
@@Shaaan I know, I know. I'm an Indian too :P
I love how authentic they are. 50 years in the states and their accent and character haven't changed one bit haha
Lovely to see the parents that made this possible. You both are truly blessed to have nurtured this talented human. God Bless
Awwwww this is such a sweet one. I love how supportive and understanding Seema is. And also that ending so. Didnt expect that lol
Nobody:
Hasan’s hands: 🤲🏻👐🏻🙌🏼👏🏻✊🏻👊🏻👎🏻👈🏻👉🏻☝🏻👆🏻
I do the gesture like that one day, and my friend was annoyed and she said
"What's wrong with your hands? You get Hasan Minhaj Syndrome?"
Never in 22 years of my life i heard about that syndrome
@@Dfathurr 😂
😂😂
Don't forget this🖕🏻
Wrong skin color
"I like free samples"
That's the typical middle class Indian father everyone. India is unified in terms of these common quirks must say.
Hasan you have a lovely & wonderful Parents. You are raised to be a great American Patriot Citizen. We at home love your shows. We appreciate you very much so. We wish you & your family always the best.
Hassan looks at his parents with such love and respect. What a pleasure to watch and listen to their interactions.✨✨✨
Im watching this at my Manipal dorm and looking outsidethe window through the bars.
Rachit Singh no dude seriously? This can’t be true. KMC?
I pray for you
That's crap. Good try fake manipalite
Sending you hugs.
Manipal has the most luxurious hostels... Don't know what your talking about?
We want a T-Shirt that reads “This is real , You have to believe!” - Najme Minhaj
Ah man! This is so awesome to watch. Watched it a few times. Still makes me feel good.
I rarely comment on these videos but my god, this was the sweetest realest interview ever. Your parents are adorable god protect them.
Love it when Seema says about the White House Correspondents Dinner - "I was scared.. All Hi-Fi people siting there.."
Hi fi is a typical Indian expression for people who are movers and shakers 😁
You knew he got in trouble at the end lol when his dad was like “Hassan..”
this is so cute
YOUR PARENTS ARE SO SWEET!!!!! loved this interview