THEY DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW | Frenzo Harami Pt 2 | Music, Prison, History | The Mixed Grill - S2 EP4
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Disclaimer: Views expressed by the guest are personal & are not endorsed by The Mixed Grill. We remain totally unbiased & impartial. Viewer discretion is advised
In this episode of "The Mixed Grill," Frenzo Harami shares his journey from prison at 17 to exploring music and culture. He discusses life in prison, travelling to Pakistan, and whether music is haram. Frenzo reflects on influences like Eminem and Bollywood, historical contexts, and raising money for charity. He also talks about releasing cleaner music, the future of Harami Energy Drinks, and focusing on family and positivity. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation. Like, comment, and subscribe for more!
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00:00 - Intro
01:33 - Time in Prison at the Age of 17
11:10 - Surrounded by Crazy People in Prison
15:10 - Never Being Affiliated with Gangs
16:46 - Visiting Pakistan & Travelling
17:22 - Is Music Haram?
18:32 - Being inspired by Eminem & Immortal Technique
19:48 - Music Has Changed My Life
22:27 - Bollywood
22:54 - Being Taken Out of Context - India, Pakistan Nationalism
28:04 - History Lesson With Frenzo - India, The Mughal Empire and Europe
31:20 - Raising for Charity
34:01 - Releasing Cleaner Music & The Future of Harami Energy Drinks
37:22 - Dropping the Harami Name
37:49 - Being More in Touch With Family & Being a More Positive Influence
Podcast Breakdown (CONTAINS SPOILERS)
We didn’t think 1 part was enough for you guys, so we had to drop part 2 cause this episode was just that good. Part 2 starts with Frenzo discussing his compelling life story. Join us as Frenzo opens up about his tumultuous journey, starting with his time in prison at the tender age of 17. He shares harrowing tales of being surrounded by chaotic and dangerous individuals, yet managing to stay unscathed by gang affiliations. Frenzo takes us on a journey through his travels to Pakistan, providing insights into his cultural experiences and adventures.
We also tackle thought-provoking questions like "Is Music Haram?" as Frenzo reflects on his inspirations, such as Eminem and Immortal Technique, and how music has profoundly changed his life. He discusses the impact of Bollywood on his career and how being taken out of context has influenced public perception.
One of the highlights is Frenzo's history lesson on India, the Mughal Empire, and Europe's influence, offering a deep dive into historical contexts that shaped the present. He talks about his commitment to raising money for charity and his plans for releasing cleaner music alongside the future of his Harami Energy Drinks brand.
Frenzo also opens up about significant personal changes, including his decision to drop the Harami name and focus on being more in touch with his family. He emphasizes the importance of being a positive influence and how his life has transformed for the better.
This episode is packed with raw honesty, cultural insights, and inspiring stories that highlight Frenzo Harami's resilience and growth. Whether you're a long-time follower or new to his journey, this conversation will captivate and inspire you. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of "The Mixed Grill."
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Its strange, but i actually like listening to frenzo speak out about muslim history. Yeah he has led a life that isnt according to islam but hes on his journey and so are we all as well
Hes an embarrassment, little phuddi acting tough, I did this I did that bla bla bla, he has the attitude of a kid
I was going to say the exact same thing. I don’t listen to music for religious reasons and I didn’t like him him because of snippets of his music I have heard and the lyrics he uses.
But listening to him on the podcast I actually have some respect for him. He is very clued on and taking steps to change his life for the better
Who needs Wikipedia when you got Frenzo RaAmi teaching me about the Mugli man dem !
The Background in this Podcast and the editing is on top!
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Wicked video
Icl his podcast are certi and fun to watch you really see how humble he is and he regrets the wrong he did and you can't say he is a bad person
Embarrassing comment, phuddi
It was maharaja ranjits Singhs era when everyone was living together!
It was in the Mughal era too... Bad and good times in all different eras
So your grandad left the gurus picture up in the house as an idol then your he shot his Muslim brother to protect polytheist 😂😂😂
This guy needs to be cancelled. Giving him a platform doesn't make sense
Stfu and don’t watch then
Part 3?
I was in pen with my man. He got bullied I felt peak for him.
liar your mum got bullied last night in the bedroom
Even if he did get bullied what's the need of mentioning it.
@@khaledrahman8087 why not?
which pen was it bruv
Every ones perception of bullying is different. If one guy ignores an insult would you say he got bullied.
Hopefully he’s turned his life around for the better
19:32 😂
I think he genuinely has a lot of potential to influence young British muslims in a positive way. It might be a controversial but I think the muslim community should invite him to masajid for him to speak to the youth.
Not yet he still got the escorts.
Yeah he suits a community hall right now but not the Masjid, not yet anyway. Who knows god willing he'll get there.
Masjid ? I don't know many that go on a regular. Podcasts and shorts are probably the best way to reach the youth today.
@@Road2Righteousness yeah a community hall is a good shout for sure
@@raalaa121 yeah true. I was talking about the kids that go to the Quran classes and stuff. But you make a good point
Lalooo 🔥
Was his dad a thug too?
6:06 I disagree and went jail at 23yra old and when I came out went straight and never looked back
Blalalalalallalaka
Im one of the false messiahs in manchester
Is that really your knight rider car 🫵🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Sikhs put an end to the Mughal empire and then created an in Punjab empire where everyone lived together in peace
Yep they overran the Afghans too and got them out of that region.
Sikhs are hinudu
Music is Haraam, thats correct. Bottom line if you live by it or through it the end will never be good. Who will save us infront of Allah? The haraam, music? We just pass life with out giving Allah His due estimation that is the biggest shame on us. In Hell we will suffer alone and the regrets will swallow us up because no one will care! Then who will we call out to? Allah is who we will call out to. Do we expect Allah to listen to our call of help when we turned away from Him in this lower life. Shame on us.
Lalooooo
Kajoool wtf
First
Frenzo is such an honest guy. He has great influence. Wish him the best
Mughals got horsed
What does horsed mean?
The truth is everyone fell apart, sikhs included. The mughals had a lot of internal fighting, rebellion quelling and the british to contend with, guaranteed way to lose your empire.
The sikhs haven't got an empire today so I'm assuming that they lost too at some point in time. No one won every battle. Today, sikhs as you probably know already are torn between those that want their own khalsa state on those who want to remain with India. Not exactly a win win for everyone. And now we're all living poor and trying to leave our homes for other countries generally speaking.
@@aibel99I agree bro but Sikhs always bought the Asians ( Hindus, Sikhs, Muslims) together. The Sikhs had an empire where everyone flourished. In maharaja ranjit Singhs empire there was no religious conflicts. Yes of course empires come to an end, but at the end of the day it’s about what good you did for your people, regardless of religious beliefs.
😂 and miss3z claim to be Mughals