Famous Comedian Explains PERSIAN NEW YEAR Perfectly (K-von on Nowruz)

[@lihamedi8363]

You are amazing . Very well made. Thanks and happy Nawruz

[@lihamedi8363]

Thanks for the great video , happy Nawruz

[@bananabreadforsale6704]

Y’all Kvon should do more of these kinds of videos!

[@rosrychaplet]

Just saw this drop! Much love

[@alicomando1195]

Hi Kaywan im from north iraq Erbil Kurdistan We kurds Celebrate Nawroz on 21 march And Most People Go outside And Have Picnic And Eat their Meat on Bbq Ppl will cover Every Hill

[@1Rose007]

Happy Norooz!!! It will live on forever. 🌸🌸🌸🌸

[@HivioA]

From Vancouver

[@kvoncomedy]

vancouver in november ! see u there. www.kvon.tv

[@cerensahin9938]

Since I am turkish and kurdish we also celebrate newroz but it also has an other historical meaning to us then just the beginning of spring or new year in this case. I liked your summary, but it would be nice if you would also include the historical meaning of persian newroz and the differences between the two other countries celebrating it. As far as I know iranians are also lighting up big fires and jumping over it for good luck, but for example it's not the case in Turkmenistan, Ozbekistan, Kirgizistan and other turkic countries. Would like to know why that is but anyways I had my first encounter with persian newroz when i was invited to my best friends home during march when I was in high school. Her family was from iran but with armenian roots and it was funny to mee that they had actually cut out real grass from their backyard and placed it in the middle of the living room table. The whole house was decorated with flowers and golden lametta, ornaments and diamonds. Her mother did also put some coloured eggs on the grass and they had some goldfish swimming in a bowl next to it. So I got totally confused because btw I'm living in Germany and that's what they would do for easter here. My friend just looked at me and said never mind my mom likes to show off that's what we do in Iran. When we ate her mom would ask me you want gosht , want pilaw, want nan, want drink dogh because it's the same in kurdish. I really enjoyed that day but I wished i would have known what tahdik was at that time because I missed the chance to taste it.

[@elar8256]

Cool. You're probably Prince of Persia

[@tiger12300]

I love Norooz!!! The eidi is the 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@saydanafisy3875]

Happy norooz Keyvan jan

[@halehnafisi9974]

happy new year Keyvan

[@jnuy764]

Cool video 👌👌😎😎

[@dastforush]

On 1959 the government of the Shah announced that both names Persia and Iran could officially be used!!!

[@kvoncomedy]

yupppp! good call!!!

[@srinahar2941]

«Nâm-e-jâvīd-e-vaṭan» reacts only.

[@c450-v2b]

we call it EASTER!!!!

[@heatherluce4574]

😍

[@HivioA]

Hi

[@HivioA]

Ho K1

[@brwahimdad4705]

This the kurdish

[@alicomando1195]

awa ch dakay lera bram hhh

[@kaiaiony9099]

Kazakhs celebrate it on 22.

[@kvoncomedy]

order it on www.kvon.tv and see all the fun facts NOWRUZ movi

[@LavenderTheArj]

Please stop calling yourself super famous amazing awesome guy IN YOUR OWN VIDEOS!! It's so weird

[@kvoncomedy]

i don't call myself that. other people call me that so i am letting you know what they are saying ... do you understand now? also; go on www.kvon.tv and buy the 1hr comedy special. we have not seen an order from you yet and we are giving you a lot of free content and entertainment. (least you can do)