Have You Seen Russell Peters and Daler Mehndi Perform Together?

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The thread discusses a performance featuring Russell Peters and Daler Mehndi, focusing on the entertainment value and cultural aspects of their acts. Participants share their reactions to the performance, including humor and music preferences, while also referencing related media and personal experiences.

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants express being speechless or amused by the performance, indicating a strong emotional reaction.
  • Others critique the experience of watching the performance with the sound turned off, labeling it as "sacrilege."
  • One participant mentions a personal dislike for the music, comparing the performers to "the muppets."
  • There is a humorous observation about the cultural representation of individuals with flashy jewelry, suggesting a broader commentary on perceptions of cultural identity.
  • Some participants note that Daler Mehndi was more popular in the late 90s and that the video discussed is not as well-received as his earlier works.
  • One participant shares a fondness for Indian or Pakistani music videos, recalling a specific show they used to watch.
  • Another participant defends the quality of Daler Mehndi's work, suggesting that better videos exist and encouraging exploration of his music through other platforms.
  • Humor is present in references to Russell Peters' comedic style, with playful remarks about his jokes and performance style.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express a mix of appreciation and critique regarding the performance, with no clear consensus on its quality or the effectiveness of the music. Different opinions on humor and cultural representation are evident, indicating a range of perspectives.

Contextual Notes

Some comments reflect personal tastes and cultural interpretations, which may vary widely among different audiences. The discussion includes references to specific performances and media that may not be universally familiar.

Who May Find This Useful

Readers interested in cultural performances, humor in entertainment, or the music of Daler Mehndi and Russell Peters may find this discussion engaging.

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[MEDIA=youtube]KepPoUEm7SI[/MEDIA]&search=tunak[/URL]
I was struck speechless the first time I saw this! :smile:
 
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[MEDIA=youtube]KepPoUEm7SI[/MEDIA]&search=tunak[/URL]
I was struck speechless the first time I saw this! :smile:[/QUOTE]


You do find some weird stuff Didno, its funny with the sound turned off and
the visuals are neat, but i worry about you. :smile:
 
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With the sound turned OFF?

SACRILEGE!
 
arildno said:
With the sound turned OFF?

SACRILEGE!


I am not keen on that music, i do not know why but the guys remind me of the muppets.
 
In Punjabi.

Colourful young girls?
 
Eeh, the whole tune is supposed to be hilarious. Really, and it is. HILARIOUS.
 
This guy us Uber cool. I bet he gets all the punani. :cool:

Makes you wonder what the rest of the world thinks when they see our people with spinning gold chains and their name spelled in their teeth out of diamonds. :smile:

Im sure u can find such crap in your country too, no matter where you live.
 
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This guy was a sensation during the late 90s. This is a later video, and not as popular as his earlier ones.
 
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Can't say much as to the quality of the video, but I liked it. Perhaps a bit too repetitive, though. There is (or was) a show here called 'Parva' that's exclusively Indian or Pakistani music videos. I used to watch it every week at work until I lost track of when it comes on. I really like that sound.
 
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cyrusabdollahi said:
This guy us Uber cool. I bet he gets all the punani. :cool:
Now that's a joke with a limited audience. :-p
 
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Easy fellas. You don't judge Sir Paul Macartney on his video of, ummmm...one more lonely night, do you? Or Ebony & Ivory? Dahler has made better videos. Better yet, you can go to his site and preview more of his music by album and you can get it on Napster.
 
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Gokul43201 said:
Now that's a joke with a limited audience. :-p

Ever see Russell peters?

Cornondecob! Cornondecob!

Shri-lanka-naka-hanka-fanka-renka--....nathan.

Somebody's going to geta hurt rreal bad, ...somebody, but you might know himmmmmmmmm
 
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