Hasan Minhaj Answers Increasingly Personal Questions | Slow Zoom | Vanity Fair

Hasan Minhaj answers increasingly personal questions as the camera gets closer to his face. There are 4 categories to these questions: work, family, identity and politics. You will learn more about Hasan as the video goes on, from basic information about his family life to discussing his experiences with racism in the workplace.
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[@peachlily22]

"MY NAME DOES MATTER. WHO I AM, DOES MATTER. " YES. This so much.

[@Edbashir]

that touched me

[@AishwaryaNet]

💓

[@Throwaway-xr6zd]

the name shouldn't matter, who are you should.

[@peachlily22]

@@Throwaway-xr6zd you missed the point. They both matter. It matters that everyone pronounces your name correctly.

[@Ranveer_sangha03]

That's right

[@clairechen7273]

Can we take a moment to appreciate that Vanity Fair asked a male celebrity "how do you balance career and family"

[@Mina_TaylorsVersion]

I was looking for this comment! Honestly though, it made me so happy!

[@therandomchicken6517]

Claire Chen why that’s a normal question

[@nananna915]

The Random Chicken It’s more commonly asked to women than men. Nice to see Vanity Fair acknowledging that men are just as responsible for balancing career and family as women are.

[@toshvtosh5469]

Is that rare or something? Didnt eeven think twice when it was asked

[@invaderg3332]

@@toshvtosh5469 didn't think much of it. Kind of am a pretty family oriented guy myself. Family>career

[@beep6574]

It took me 19 years to understand the importance of someone pronouncing my name correctly. And I appreciate you telling the world

[@zorabw8948]

I have zero understanding for people who do not make a serious effort to pronounce other people's name correctly and to spell it correctly. Many names are written with special letters (e.g. ğ, Ş), and people just replace them by standard letters (e.g. g S) as if that did not make a difference. A name is a very significant part of a person, and pronouncing and writing things properly is one of the minimum signs of showing respect. Sometimes, when I see a name tag on an office desk, and the special signs are missing, I remove the tag and print it again. People always appreciate that.

[@lappelduvide4054]

My first name is spelt unusually and even my school spelt it wrong multiple times a year, for all 6 years i went there. Even pronounced wrong. And I dont have special letters. Feels bad sometimes.

[@bendover-bz4bc]

@@lappelduvide4054 thats strange man. 3AM seems like really simple name to deal with. Surprise to hear none of your school could not pronounce "3AM".

[@aafloofy]

I like this a lot. I too, don’t get my name pronounced correctly and especially if someone writes down Erin I usually don’t correct them, but I like my spelling so I should be more stern about it

[@zorabw8948]

@@lappelduvide4054 You should not feel bad about it. The people who misspell your name should feel bad. A name and its proper spelling is part of your person and deserves to be respected. Correct those people. Remain strong.

[@cahinton.]

This guy is so witty and charming, but at the same time humble and genuine. How is Hasan not the biggest thing out there right now?

[@MNK_Games]

He is easily in the top 3 American comedians... in My opinion

[@kaavyavenugopal9008]

I swear!

[@ridamomin]

Isn't the reason obvious???

[@WusselRestbrook]

KZbin Deep

[@h7672]

because he's muslim, that's why, and it's twice as hard to get up there , hence not being jewish

[@asefahafeez8910]

This is the first I have seen a man being asked, "how do you manage career and family? "

[@puff6211]

The fact that we have the same name...lol

[@jessicastevens1629]

I'm glad to see men being asked this question

[@kaskaskas]

damnmnn you right

[@cheegum6296]

@@puff6211 the fact that I went to school with one two decades ago and can't decide if one of you is that one.

[@imroseahmed7638]

Yeah right!!

[@puddlemini]

“We is more important than me” that is such an eastern thing. I relate.

[@annacastro5672]

puddlemini I find in North America no one ever has each others backs. That really contributes to my sometimes “me first” mentality

[@suprovo5117]

Idt so

[@FreeRangeLemon]

Phillip Alex Hey man I would love to hear what you have to say, but when you talk like a first grader I can’t :)

[@maismais1]

The West is an individualistic society while the East are a collectivistic society

[@mjohnson1741]

Namaste.

[@bunnytears96]

Whoever’s poppin at the time and has melanin 😂

[@thefreshestprince89]

hbcublackgirl probably gets mistaken for himself. "OMG I know you're a celebrity - I wanna say...Hasan Minhaj?"

[@sams517]

thefreshestprince89 I bet he’s gotten aziz ansari too and vice versa

[@mazdisa195]

I loved this i came here to comment this but knew someone would've probably already beat me to it so I came to find it and hey its you lolz great since if humor 👍

[@sylviahoke7513]

I died lol. !!!

[@rosza636]

I love that the hands don't stop even when he's sitting.

[@HnTr_VDH]

That chair actually looks like a very effective device for this concept. Along with the increasingly personal questions and the steady movement of the emotionless object moving towards you, the subject gets more and more uncomfortable. And that’s only amplified by the chair that doesn’t let your hands sit comfortably. As well as keeps their head in shot. A practical and psychological catalyst

[@wtflalit]

An Indian has to move something be it Hands or head or both.

[@b.s.j1648]

@@wtflalit 😂😂😂true ..

[@aasthasingh8996]

@kou shik • 9K Views Oh my god, his hands stopped moving for 2 seconds CALL THE FBI

[@medhapaliwal6767]

Okay the grandma story is so real.. I truly felt what he was feeling at that point. You always do stupid things when you are a kid to fit in but later you realise how dumb you were.

[@stephanierosado1051]

My grandpa walked me to my first job when I was a teenager and I walked super fast to distance myself he reminds me all the time😭 I was a jerk... He just wanted me to be safe.

[@boldtitan4005]

I agree with you but as a side note we have the same last name and that's kinda wackkk bc I don't see it often

[@medhapaliwal6767]

@@boldtitan4005 Hahaha Paliwals are rare to find !!!

[@boldtitan4005]

@@medhapaliwal6767 worddd nice seeing one in the wild

[@_prototyp]

@@boldtitan4005 i laughed more about your revelation than i'd like to admit ^^

[@nikkid8834]

"She is the only one that gets to call me dad" So simple but I friggin love that

[@MiraJain]

pretty sure a lot of people call him "daddy" tho

[@Sarahjackson123]

@@MiraJain 💀💀💀

[@rainingsunflowers6775]

Them being this close already at 2.30 with more than half of the video remaining is stressing me out 🗿

[@chendrik]

LoL, I ducked out at the increasingly rapid zoom starting around 1:41. No way. I'm out.

[@aster___4103]

Same i was freaked out

[@lovingmemories8902]

So it wasn’t just me...

[@aminadream3237]

Lmaoo I was about to comment the same thing, couldn't even focus on what he was saying 😪

[@Nellysa]

That's why I'm reading comments instead of watching lol

[@puddlemini]

This felt too intimate, like sitting in on someone in therapy.

[@hyderabbas2495]

becoz off dumb good meaning fulllll pepe

[@vintageindy]

No way.

[@hyderabbas2495]

fook off punch nama

[@hopegold883]

To me it felt intimidating.

[@MoonlitNyxx]

I kept looking away because I didn’t like too much eye contact. Makes it feel so intrusive

[@Radioactive_exe]

Hasan consistently looks like hes laughing through pain

[@coolname8511]

He probably is 😔

[@jessicagomez1760]

Definition of a comedian lol

[@ThePcorpuz]

Hide the Pain Ha(san)rold.

[@caffeinatednation8885]

Oh, man. Now I can't unsee it!

[@Al_Gonzo]

He really doesnt

[@arriawashington9240]

I can’t find any comments on the most profound thing he said. “Crease your Jordans.” -Hasan Minhaj

[@lumlum4087]

HAHAHAHAHA (i inadvertently do oops)

[@arriawashington9240]

ashleighl same! That’s why this hit so hard lol

[@shailjamehra]

I apologize for my naivety but what does this slang means? English is not my first language and I am trying to learn. Thankyou.

[@peacemurugi6203]

@@shailjamehra A lot of people have this obsession with not bending their sneakers coz that will cause them to crease; the shoes are expensive nobody wants that. So 'crease you jordans' is metaphorically just saying, live life/live on the edge/ don't limit yourself

[@shailjamehra]

@@peacemurugi6203 Thankyou so much for your reply. Now it makes sense to me. So kind of you for explaining. Best wishes..

[@GoldieBoots]

I knew he had to be in debate, those hand gestures are too familiar. i do them.

[@moaz6395]

Lol same. I used to do that too. "Flag-posting"!

[@GoldieBoots]

Moaz the more hand gestures, the better the debate imo

[@moaz6395]

@@GoldieBoots haha sometimes the argument essentially calls for it to be effective. What kind of debating style did you do?

[@GoldieBoots]

Moaz i do LD and PF, but mostly LD now

[@santodani]

What’s his FW tho? And could he cut cards?

[@alexandrau4841]

Now he can't avoid the questions by asking the audience members back the question

[@cecesvids4897]

so truuu lmao 😂

[@ananyasahay]

😂😂

[@frankz3908]

to be fair he asks audience back but he also answers them after

[@Zingy16]

Haha! I always wonder if he's buying himself time to improv a funny answer to the question

[@hahahlogang5594]

lmao 😂

[@Andres_Acosta]

I find it that most comedians (successful one’s) seem to be rather intelligent in there way of thinking.

[@applepeel1662]

I believe you have to be at least a certain level of smart to logically make fun of something serious such as politics etc

[@aisha02a]

comedy is extremely difficult. i was in theatre for a decade+ and one of the many things i've learnt is that the most intelligent and quickest of minds can take control of comedy the whole way. once you can do comedy (and comedic ACTING specifically), you can do dramatic acting. in hasan's position, his comedic grasp translates well into dramatic issues e.g. politics

[@narvin8701]

I‘m sorry but I have to do this..... *their

[@artemisfowl8836]

@Alice Rodríguez well I'll speak for all younger than 25 year old India grown Indians, most of us like him, and I love himmm

[@sayantikabiswas6996]

@Alice Rodríguez That's so not true. We love Hasan, it's our PM who doesn't like being made fun of, just like every other politician. Like the way he wasn't allowed at the Howdy Modi event. Trust me, the people of India love him. 🇮🇳

[@criticalproductions4845]

“These are getting EMO at the end, are you doing that on purpose?!” Best line 😂😂

[@akheelmaharaj222]

Every time he speaks about his daughter my heart melts I hope I’m close with my kids one day❤️

[@xstrawarot]

@Last Earthbender let your marriage be arranged

[@sarahhamdan5470]

It was sooooo sweeeeat!

[@wesmdoon]

Sarah Hamdan what was sweat?

[@akheelmaharaj222]

Last Earthbender I like to believe if its meant to happen it will And you’ll always have options such as adoption There are plenty of kids without parents out there who would love to have a dad of their own I don’t really know you but you seem like a good person So...chin up The world is a crazy place Anything can happen

[@sarahhamdan5470]

@@wesmdoon when he would mention his daughter

[@qaskas]

This would've been better if you didn't keep cutting to the guys getting closer but instead just stayed on the slow close up.

[@sherylsmallwood-valdivia5375]

Yes! Everytime they cut to the camera man, it took me out of what he was saying

[@ulrikanilsson6395]

Yes! They could have cut to that view at the end as a comedic effect

[@chrismhp]

Really don't know why they edited it like this. The whole effect of the long dolly is defeated if you constantly cut away. The equipment all over the room is already distracting enough lol.

[@vintageindy]

Agreed.

[@lionking0110]

That’s what I kept thinking

[@shubhgoda8740]

"Is Chris Hemsworth allergic to medical tape?"

[@pamsimonnn]

I feel like i wont get tired listening to him. I love how he and beena think. That part when he said they both sent an email to their daughter got me sobbing.

[@shubhecchha5909]

I'm a simple brown girl, I see Hasan Minhaj, I click.

[@mohammedafaan8890]

@ChillOnMy Netflix Indian?

[@cricket_lover494]

@ChillOnMy Netflix yaha chutiyapa mat karo plz. Hamari image kharab hai aur mat kharab karo. It's a request.

[@smoothoperator721]

I'm white and do the same

[@urmum681]

hain ab sub log chup hojao omg do yall go to youtube to navigate your dating life?

[@samsamyra]

@ChillOnMy Netflix whoa ok that's kinda creepy

[@JohanOnTheRadio]

The hands....the hands gesture is still there And I loved it

[@theshevirgo]

I could listen to him talk about anything he is very eloquent.

[@misstinahamilton5714]

"My wife and I emailed her for her 1st birthday" 😭😭😭😭😭He's just so witty , so well rounded , so handsome, a truly appreciative and in-tune dad to his daughter - Wow, just wow

[@Zer0-0]

"Having to constantly prove your loyalty to the state." I feel this all the time as an Indian Muslim American. In either country, it feels like I have to constantly prove my loyalty or be labeled a traitor. Irony is I'm an atheist, but it doesn't matter.

[@Sonakshi111]

Zero. 0 I can understand. How frustrating. I wish with time and successive generations, fascism disappears.

[@zakicabdullah8421]

You having to prove your loyalty usually means choosing a side, maybe because you show some weakness in your faith. And how are you atheist and indian muslim? It doesn't matter what you call yourself if you live to please others then you are nothing. Its 2019 I suggest you learn more about Islam.

[@duchessoftheprairie]

@@zakicabdullah8421 how about you shut up? it's his choice.

[@shahminhazchowdhury4813]

"People kept getting in it thinking I was their uber driver..." it CRACKED me up so much

[@Mitu918]

I have a old best up Camry... still people get in thinking I am uber!

[@ShamaAlkubaisi]

this might've went over the heads of most but thank you for saying muslim and not muzlim

[@amandagyal1]

Shama AlAli my fav is mozlum, I grew up in the Bronx and heard it a lot. Lol

[@ginnylin]

I don't understand why Americans say that? The rest of us in the western world say Moooslim. What is the deal with MUZlim?

[@ajones2367]

ginnylin That’s how it’s said in the media and by literally everyone I know. I was only four months old when 9/11 happened so I grew up in a time where Muslims were misrepresented on a very larger scale.

[@ginnylin]

@@ajones2367 sorry I hope I didn't offend. I was purely commenting on the pronunciation?

[@linedot2745]

Isn't it just an accent?

[@flor8567]

Hasan almost had me crying at the office

[@matthewmashava2766]

When Hasan said he cried when his daughter took her first steps, that hit me in the feels...

[@cazeeshanalam]

If you're muslim you're anti-national. That's so true everywhere. You have to always prove your loyalty. Indeed we love our country, why should we prove? 🇮🇳

[@panchajanyabollam7683]

Yeah man.that sucks!!😪

[@MrHitchfan]

Stop being an apologist to your "book" and your "prophet" , the world will not forget what you did to the cartoonist just cos he did a cartoon on your prophet.

[@panchajanyabollam7683]

@@MrHitchfan he didn't do it dumbass!!why are you hassling him for?

[@cazeeshanalam]

@@MrHitchfan Peace. Period. ❤️

[@nehasingh7599]

No it is not true. You are more first as Indians and you don't need to prove this to anyone. We love you..#Bro😇

[@samiebelal8700]

Dang, Hasan's daughter waking up her dad for Fajr XD

[@faithalba18]

Samie Belal 💕

[@serenak2001]

She's not gonna be waking her dad up for Fajr with a Hindu mom not teaching her Qur'an let's be real

[@adilmohammed6897]

@@serenak2001 no, that's Shah Rukh Khan... get yo Muslim celebrity right waman

[@serenak2001]

@@adilmohammed6897 it's actually both of them except Muslim Bollywood actors go as far as participating in actual idol worship, nonetheless you cannot expect a child to be raised in a Muslim household if the mother isn't teaching them the Deen, especially if it's a pagan.

[@livetogetrad]

Serena K can’t comment on Hasan’s family because not my place but just thought I’d mention: a close born-Muslim friend of mine has a devout Hindu mother and a non-practising Muslim father but he still prays his five a day. Whatever his family does or doesn’t do is not for us, as Muslims, to judge anyway.

[@1peeptom]

A rather soulful yet unpretentious peek into a wonderfully, evolved mind... Hasan, it was a pleasure listening to u!

[@jaslineish]

A very honest answer to all the questions..

[@hyderabbas2495]

your beautful face behind that hmmm

[@Akrammfk]

MR Hyder wtf dude 😂

[@RaeaXo]

I feel like the zooming would give me so much anxiety 😂

[@hyderabbas2495]

so much white absz money fook yp..

[@StormyHair]

He's honest because he thinks deeply and speaks knowledgeablely through his pain....and joy.

[@zekiejohns9448]

“oh that’s a simba mufasa question..” i’m crying

[@ChckenNugget]

Hasan is intelligent and FIONE!

[@lovingmemories8902]

Random Nikky GIRL YES!!!

[@ChckenNugget]

TREND PLUG TV Thank you 😊

[@jaikovvuri5530]

No u

[@ChckenNugget]

Jai Kovvuri thank you

[@archerart]

His voice is so soothing and his answers are so deep and well thought through.

[@Kinsey6King]

I love Hasan a little more everyday.

[@kparker905]

Interviewer: Asks a very, heartfelt, touching question regarding fatherhood. Hasan: "Oh that's Simba, Mufasa question..." I mean, it just caught me off guard, but it's interesting

[@remruatiroyte]

This concept is quite brilliant tho

[@B-RaDD]

Yeah it was nice and soothing... Plus it was a perfect person to do it

[@hema_jp]

It's funny that..no matter what the video is ..I always find one army 😂 yeontan's mom tho😂😂

[@remruatiroyte]

Hëmä haha.. are you a fellow Army?

[@hema_jp]

@@remruatiroyte yeahhh..😊I purple u💜

[@remruatiroyte]

Hëmä awww 😭 right back at you

[@samiahmadkhan2865]

This is indeed a visual therapy. Haven't anybody felt like someone should ask them certain personal questions just so that they can loosen their burden of feelings piling up

[@anm92]

The automatic English subtitles recognise the name as "awesome minaj"...

[@kemayouannabella7897]

I mean ....💁🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

[@jimhalpert9803]

Still makes sense.

[@reginaldmickensjr2195]

I love this man he is often very goofy it’s nice to see him speak personally and in depth.

[@ericacamacho8080]

That last answer, and the one about his grandmother broke my heart.

[@Candice7]

Imagine making a mistake in the interview does the camera man need to reel all the way back?

[@bendover-bz4bc]

Didn't you notice ? Hasan interrupted the next question while the camera was in mid way and next shot you see the camera was at beginning again lmao at 9:00

[@pearlgrover1317]

With Hassan there's very little chance of a mistake. Other people though, I would be worried for...

[@hadipawar2539]

Never seen hassan this serious before. That was intimidating!

[@udbhavibalakrishna3416]

I love this interview. It's so raw and real and such great questions have been asked!

[@AuroraSilverFox]

I'm realizing my celebrity crush is Hassan Minhaj xD He's always so witty and kind

[@aafloofy]

These questions were all so well thought out, Hasan is such an inspiring person and I’m so glad he has the career that he does, perfect man for the job

[@KR-je3dv]

Its so cute when he talks about his daughter.

[@taakotuesdays]

One of my friends asked me if I was ok and I tried to say “no I’m fine” but instead I just said “no”

[@honour7495]

If u find an opportunity to open up abt your burdens and pain, do it. Your thoughts, feelings and health is important to people who care about you. So give them the chance to care. You will heal and they will support you.

[@hareemriaz5073]

“is chris hemsworth allergic to medical tape?” 😩😂

[@emeraldemerald6459]

My gosh I'm head over heels in love with Hasan.

[@MushBear1]

He's such a rising star, I'm looking forward to seeing how high he rises!

[@trevor4530]

i love his authenticity. he seems very genuine with his answers :)

[@Delacv08]

what an amazing man. setting an example of being yourself and being honest.

[@PratikLawate]

Each video i watch about him just increases my admiration and love towards him...

[@taronana5946]

I love him so much, he doesn’t realize how proud he makes me of being a Muslim

[@yoissmee1244]

Aw I feel bad that he feels lonely when hes pushing the edge but we appreciate it so much for the truth and as an audience member we appreciate it

[@maidaaffan4197]

Hassan just warms my heart

[@IleanaSolivo]

The last question and answer are making me emotional. Really this entire interview is. Kudos to everyone involved, and to Hasan.

[@unknownunknown4029]

"Give me all of the letters" - Hilarious. He is funny, generous of spirit, insightful, his positivity and laughter are contagious and is very handsome...I really like him.

[@ryanlim9886]

"Gimme all the letters."

[@Annele555]

There are not a lot of people I'd sit and listen to for hours but Hasan is definitely one of them.

[@susanevanasao2031]

Great questions!! And so are the answers. I'm pleasantly surprised that somehow this short interview is very enlighting. I learned new things and thinking of implementing in my walk of life.

[@marcelmotorzoneza9626]

"My name does matter" That line hit hard! Hasan your name is beautiful!

[@JLJMedia]

Love this concept

[@ddelewski5181]

Every time I hear talk, interview I’m more impressed real and honest conversation! 💪🏾

[@ER-uy7ct]

I really admire him as a human and comedian. He is so thoughtful and respectful about his family.

[@ran.san82]

Yes, your name does matter. Thank you Hasan.

[@ItsMeTheSteph]

I love that this guy is so relatable to such a wide variety of people. That’s why I like this dude. I feel like he totally taps into the Generation Z tiny gap because that’s what he is. There is a small group of Gen z’s born between 80-85. We grew up analogue and came into the digital world. We can identify with Gen x’s as well as millennials. We like technology, but are totally ok without it too. We were raised in a drastically different political and social climate and watched the transition to where it is today. Hasan understands what this is, taps into it, and see’s the humor in all sides. I sincerely hope this guy sticks around for a very long time!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@hflo2375]

Stephanie Robertson Brown Gen Z (1997-onward) came after Millenials (1981-1996). If you need verification: look up the Pew Research Center’s definition. Also, you’re right, Hasan is it. Have a lovely day!

[@rohitingle3478]

And him being desi just as me make him relatable in many points

[@xanado5954]

There's a actually a port-mantue name for the generation. @stephanie the Xentennials. Or something like that

[@mizdelmonico]

I love him, even though I'm not in his demographic. (dreaded Boomer)

[@kaylani550]

Him talked about hedging expectation is me right now, this just makes me admire him more, his wit his courage to speak up, maannn.. I truly admire him.

[@cookiea1728]

loved this format...intense and relatable

[@paramnaik6985]

what he said about his grandma's sari is actually very deep, non-indians wont get it.

[@gudvibes1536]

not just Indians any ethnic person in general

[@mlskksl]

it was the same for me and my grandma with her hijab

[@arafatrakib4954]

Not non Indians, say non Indian subcontinentals :)

[@paramnaik6985]

@@arafatrakib4954 well i didnt mean to disrespect or neglect anyone, hes indian and i am indian so i just used the term indian.

[@arafatrakib4954]

@@paramnaik6985 Hey man I am not mad! :) I was just reminding you that all south indians (Pakistanis, Bangladeshi) wear sari :)

[@NoorAli-wl4to]

“Storm Area 51 to see dem’ aliens 👽” Y’all I’m dead🤣

[@adwoatumtum]

Potato *i wasn’t ready for that* 😂😂

[@OkraDayss]

Love this. I really appreciate his authenticity

[@arem2218]

we need more of this series!

[@chaiaraneta6568]

That's why he reacted the way he did at the ellen show. I love Hasan.

[@Its_Pritam_]

His personality is something I really adore!

[@maxinetran1446]

this was such a beautiful video! Whoever made these questions, you made me cry and now I need to spend a month trying to see what my answers to them would be

[@hogpsking33]

Love the format. Do more of these.

[@doda-os3bp]

He's so underrated!!

[@ChoklitThundah]

He's definitely near the top of the list of celebrities I'd be stunned if were ever involved in a scandal

[@aliyacuud5756]

I almost cries man. What an incredible man

[@williamcombs9589]

That video was awesome. Great questions- great answers

[@imanandthat]

he's so genuine!

[@sadiafatima6060]

"Having to always prove your loyalty" it cannot be expained better

[@tjjones8049]

Always Loved His Honesty.... Thank U For This

[@kaceface3277]

He’s so insightful. Much respect to him, I’ve always loved him as a human being.

[@anugrahadeborah6362]

OMG. I feel like I was sitting through one of his therapy sessions 👀

[@stacram87]

The answer about his name really got to me. That happens to me a lot and I have the same reaction as him.. “oh you are right.. the correct pronunciation of my name doesn’t matter”. But it does.. thx Hasan! Insightful interview.

[@rtmusicvideos431]

Omg this was so intense! He did a great job answering the questions!

[@saragilchrist5749]

I love him so much. So funny and amazing but also so smart and so sure in himself. Its beautiful.

[@artypyrec4186]

The wide shot of the cameraman slowly creeping towards him compared to my mental image of just cut closer to him has me dying

[@procrastinating.fangirl]

The last question. As a muslim i fully agree to everything-

[@atticusv668]

Man... Hasan is such a wholesome dad.

[@gothgod10]

Love this dude. He’s taught me more than my school and parents no joke