"I grew up in Hasidic Williamsburg but wanted to be a singer" | Riki Rose's story

This video includes live musical performances by Riki Rose. For the translation of the Yomtov Ehrlich song, turn on Closed Captions.
‪@rikirose9624‬
grew up in Hasidic Williamsburg, in a very conservative family. From when she was young, she had that star celebrity quality to her. But as a woman, her ability to fully express her talents was significantly limited by the religious laws on Kol Isha, which prohibits women from performing to male audiences. Still, Riki's life has been full of joys, good humor, and great moments to shine. In this long-form interview, I talk to Riki about her amazing life story. And as a wonderful bonus, we even hear her sing some songs!
💌Please support Riki in the production of her first album by contributing to her fundraising efforts: thechesedfund.com/rikirose/th...
✅And check her out on Instagram here: / riki_rose
✅You can find a bonus video of Riki's music as a Hasidic teenager here: • Bonus: Riki Rose's Tra...
👉The podcast version of this video is available here: www.spreaker.com/episode/we-h...
Timestamps for songs:
1. Yomtov Ehrlich's Song 'FRUNZER ESHALON' 15:08-18:07
English translation for the song: www.dinastorch.com/songtitle/...
2. Cantorial music: 45:23-48:35
3. Riki's original song "Woman": 1:32:15-1:35:40

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

This video contains live performances by Riki Rose. Here are the timestamps for the musical interludes: 1. Yomtov Ehrlich's Song 'FRUNZER ESHALON' 15:08-18:07 Turn on closed caption for English translation. Translation from: www.dinastorch.com/songtitle/frunzer-eshalon 2. Cantorial music: 45:23-48:35 3. Riki's original song "Woman": 1:32:15-1:35:40

[@AMPProf]

Yes on New hair style. !!

[@maureenj.odonnell4438]

I love this channel!

[@benjibeatnik]

"Woman" is awesome! Thank you for sharing such a gem of a song *and* woman with your audience. Rock on, Riki!🙌

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

@@maureenj.odonnell4438 thank you so much 🥰

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

@@benjibeatnik Yes, a fantastic song, melting voice!

[@blumberg1982]

“I don’t sing like a man, I sing like a woman with confidence.” Go ahead girl!!

[@rikirose8295]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@anonymous-io6zg]

Its not about confidence. She does sing in a way thats more manly than feminine. I

[@donnahibbard1774]

Thanking G-d for two women of courage and talent ❤

[@malibu64]

I don’t know why but I’m crying hearing her sing her first song!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

It’s such a special special song. 🥲

[@nechamastern8471]

Me too!

[@talmills1642]

Me too and that doesn't happen often to me

[@dvoraaronson8417]

Me too

[@CRB2009]

Me too

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Many thanks to all the channel members! Whenever possible, I release video early for channel members. Your support is greatly appreciated!

[@Zelde-M]

Shkoyakh!

[@RachG]

❤❤❤❤

[@Proudest_Troll]

Bro, you should put timestamps on your videos.

[@k.yingsbreakchannel]

I've never enjoyed chazzanus, but as soon as I heard Riki sing, I realized that a woman's voice, especially Riki's, is what was missing for me.

[@colinalexander1507]

I like that you are understanding of your culture and you are not bitter. People have their reasons for their beliefs and everyone should be respectful.

[@Zelde-M]

Another grand slam outta the park episode! Our expert guide Frieda leads us on a female Chasidic musical/performing journey with the wonderful multi-talented Riki Rose. Addressing the issue of “kol isha-women’s voices,” girls learning musical instruments, singing at the Shabes tish (table) and education we find interesting insights. Riki’s life story gives us a glance into her life and Community. Especially enjoy her live vocal performances with guitar. This woman has chops and deserves much wider exposure. Shkoyakh!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

thank you so much Zelde for this wondering, I mean WONDERFUL, comment! I bet Riki will go far with her music!

[@rikirose9624]

Thank you 🤗🤗🤗

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Zelde, look what someone in the comments found! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qneZapZujbF-nK8

[@Zelde-M]

װאָס פאר אַ מתנה!!! אַ דאַנק!!!

[@Zelde-M]

@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn װאָס פאַר אַ מתנה

[@user-ib1bc9fd5l]

As part of the community, I can attest that everything discussed is so true!! Thank you Freida, thank you Riki!!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Thank you!!!

[@meteoman7958]

Rikki is a charming, down to earth and entertaining guest. I love her singing.

[@mgb5170]

Excellent insights from this interview. I will be humming "I can do anything I want because I am a woman" ❤ dance, speak, all of it 🎉

[@judithwood9692]

This is such a delightful interview. Her singing is beautiful, and even though I know no Yiddish, the Soulfulness of the music is very touching. Thank you so much Freda for such great dialogues this.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Thank you! She has an amazing voice. I'm wondering where I can find the translation for the Yiddish. Maybe I'll add it into the comments, it just takes a bit of time to work on the translation.

[@debbyschweighardt5810]

My grandparents spoke fluent Yiddish, but I was never taught to speak it. I don't understand the words, but I really like her voice. I enjoy learning from my fellow Jews. My grandparents were Ortho­dox and they raised my dad and his 2 brothers in Newark New Jersey back when it was mostly Jewish. This was a wonderful interview. 2 very talented Jewish women sharing stories and songs. Thank you!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

I did add translation if you turn on closed captions but sometimes just hearing Yiddish is lovely. It’s a special language connecting many of us to our past.

[@qwaletee]

What time period?

[@jademarie4610]

​@@qwaleteeI'm wondering what time period also because I'm born and raised in Newark and I don't recall it ever having any type of Jewish population, I recall it being mostly Italian... 🤔 Now it is mostly black and Hispanic so idk when the Jewish transition occurred but it has to be only in the last 10 years or less. I never saw a real Jewish person a day in my life until I moved to NY and that was only 14 years ago.

[@JY-xs1dm]

What a talent!

[@Mister69K]

Frunzer Eshalon blew my soul away. The last song Woman is so profound. Thank you Riki Rose. And thank you both for this lovely interview.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Yes, thank you. very special songs.

[@doritkatz3422]

chills. I'm in tears with these songs. these are pieces that I've only heard male chazunim singing

[@Avishai-rx3py]

It’s great to have the many diverse backgrounds and cultures in the Jewish community and bringing all the good from each of them! How I wish the great Rabbis of our generation could just get together to become more united on all the topics that truly matter!

[@NoNameNumberTwo]

Loved that last song. Two strong women making the world a better place. Thank you. 💪💥😊

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@billducker7404]

Wonderful Frieda. Riki Rose has a fantastic voice. You are both into music. Thank you both for sharing so much with us. !!🎸🎹🎶Bill UK

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Thank you my dear Bill!

[@robertcoughlin4961]

I can relate to a large family in a tiny apartment in Brooklyn. I never had my own bed let alone a bedroom. We were poor but as a little kid I didn’t know any better. At times I would go to my grandmothers apartment to sleep at night. Kids are very resilient I think.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

I think if there’s love, friendship and poverty, children don’t really feel it the way it seems from the outside. I didn’t grow up anything on that level of poverty but I didn’t feel I was lacking for never having a room to myself.

[@robertcoughlin4961]

@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn There was lots of love and friendship for sure!

[@cozybear2206]

OMG! She gives me chills when she sings, I grew up on these songs, beautiful

[@katrinagiovanni891]

Wow . Her voice ❤️🙏🏽

[@jeanetteboer56]

I love youre singing voice, but i love youre voice that speaks out. Thnxs Riki❤

[@jennifermeijer1975]

Loved this. Amazing young woman.

[@lcs8967]

We actually had the same song about Columbus in 1492. Lol. Btw, Riki, I lived right on top of your brother and you used to come babysit or maybe just to hang out sometimes and I remember you holding this giant guitar case. You were very sweet even then.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

😆😆

[@rikirose9624]

Good times 😉

[@nibor110]

Beautiful voice

[@AniA.-wp4wi]

She deserves to be on the big stage, beautiful voice ❤

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

amen

[@rikirose9624]

Thank you!

[@rhonda6791]

Riki Rose makes my heart soar. Thank you both for a wonderful interview.

[@Aqua56928]

What a great interview!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Thank you!😊

[@sameoldsonganddance]

I love her singing. It makes me wanna get up and dance!

[@louisel.sinniger2057]

Oh Frieda, this interview was spectacular! Oh the memories. Her voice is beautiful. Thank you

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

❤️

[@nibor110]

Loved this interview!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Thanks for watching!

[@rachelberkowitz2540]

Btw the fact that Ricky wears a wig for her mother shows major respect. It shows good character.

[@annepoitrineau5650]

Wonderful. Thank you so much Frida. Riki, you have my voice too for these big cantorial pieces, with orchestra on a big stage.

[@Audioobscure]

Im so glad you made this video and introduced me to her, she's got another big fan now. The two of you have a nearly identical way of speaking, the cadence and accent, timing. love it.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

That’s so interesting. Someone said they couldn’t listen to the podcast because they couldn’t differentiate between our voices to know when either of us spoke!

[@Audioobscure]

​@@FriedaVizelBrooklynyes! I listen to your videos with headphones and dont watch the video until later and several times i confused your voices with each other.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

@@Audioobscure it's such an interesting experience for me to hear this!

[@samgold147]

wow beautiful soul. God bless you

[@SignalHillHiker]

10/10 new intro script. Perfectly explains what you're trying to do, and sets a strong tone of... exploration, education, calm thoughtfulness, and absolutely not sensational, over-the-top, high-adrenaline entertainment/exploitation.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Glad to hear this, I’m always playing with it and never landed on one I like enough to repeat regularly.

[@SignalHillHiker]

I can imagine. It's hard to sum up this channel succinctly. If I was explaining your channel to someone who'd never seen it before, I'd struggle, ha! I'd want to note you left the Hasidic community, but still care deeply about it. Like every other community, it has advantages and disadvantages, universally enriching cultural practices and potentially damaging ones. You want to share what makes it unique and highlight its many beautiful characteristics and traditions, while still exploring the objectively correct, understandable reasons you left. See? Clear as mud, ha!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

@@SignalHillHiker that was sooooo good, thank you! Great mud :)

[@renag9475]

I hope you don't mind my constant comments. 2 Jews, 3 opinions; also in the laws of kol isha, there are many differences of opinions - in reference to Miriam too.?

[@helenemoskowitz328]

I can so relate to Riki Rose!! I was exactly like her but I grew up in East Flatbush and Flatbush.i went to yeshiva of crown heights till 4th grade and then to yeshiva of bklyn! Rabbi Mandel z "l was a samar chasid and operated the school in that vein.

[@PhilomenaSK]

This was amazing, both of you, thanks so much ❤

[@mordechaiczellak2358]

She's great!

[@EvinMA]

Frieda! She looks and sounds like she could be your sister! She is totally fascinating. I may not understand the words, but she has a beautiful voice.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

I did not see it! But I do feel a great affection to this talented and sweetheart of a woman!

[@liseklerekoper2441]

@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn- I definitely thought the same … that the two of you could be sisters.

[@ihikealone]

This is such a fun and interesting interview. Riki is so talented and confident. I'm going to check out her music. Thank you for sharing!

[@llrrbbmm]

this was amazing! thank you

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

I enjoyed it very much

[@MarqueMyWords2442]

What a character, a true "Funny Girl". How delightful Riki Rose is with her closet full of bright colors and patterns and her beautiful voice. Besides the voice, her personality is so vibrant-so full of confidence, honesty, humor. Listening to Riki reminds me of what I imagine the people were like who gave birth to Broadway and Hollywood. She definitely fits the mold. Riki, start a KZbin channel and start posting and sharing your music, please!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Check out Riki’s instagram! I hope she’ll post more English language accessible stuff!

[@MarqueMyWords2442]

@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn I just don't do Instagram, unfortunately. My loss.

[@rikirose9624]

Thank you 🤗🤗🤗

[@liseklerekoper2441]

Another fantastic interview … love how Riki’s confidence shines thru the entire interview.

[@rachels7635]

Fantastic voice!!

[@neonred7594]

Oh my Gd, she's such a breath of fresh air and so cute! Thank you Frieda for such a great interview.

[@bettymaines6305]

I cannot find the words to express how touched I was by the song at app 14:28. Understand not one word of it , but the music somehow transcended language. Frieda , the content you create is amazing. Please keep always doing this. You are truly making a positive difference in this world.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Betty thank you so much. That song is so very special. I did add closed captions so if you hit cc you should be able to see the translation. A truly beautiful song, heartbreaking and full the beauty of human resilience.

[@bettymaines6305]

@@FriedaVizelBrooklynoh thank you. I have listened again and the words are amazing

[@Willow-rr5ui]

that was wonderful. what an interesting, talented women. thanks for this.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

She is a gem. I feel honored to have gotten to share her story, and grateful to Riki for being so warm and forthcoming. Thanks for watching!

[@actual-spinster]

this was so lovely !!

[@armendell3291]

Most beautiful renditions of פרונזער עשאלאן and והוא רחום. Thank you.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Thank you, I think it’s truly special.

[@judyklein7485]

Her songs are heart wrenching!

[@ginamcknight8115]

What a warm informative conversation by two pleasant ladies.I am drawn in because of my passion for Israel.Thank you Frieda.🇺🇸❤️🇮🇱💙😊

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Thank you!!

[@ginamcknight8115]

@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn you are welcome.I throughly enjoy your program

[@eileenwalukas173]

Such a delightful interview

[@tracyking4518]

Lovely, thank you!! Let's not forget that the Shekhina is in exile and we are right there with her🙏❤️

[@user-xi3wo6dz6m]

Wonderful interview with a fabulously talented guest.

[@gcolwill]

Alright - the weekly Saturday evening smoke alarm test is done and I have a large glass of wine next to me and some time to myself. Time to watch the latest video from Frieda. 🙂 49:20 - I thought we were gonna see water coming out of her nose for a sec... 🙂 I've experience the light-headedness thing back in my teens when I sang. I think it's a mild hyperventilation. I loved it. I think it means your breath control has become so efficient that you are slightly more oxygenated than you really need to be. Yes, it's a good thing, I think. 1:18:54 - Remarkable. I think of exactly this event when I think of the whole thing around hearing a woman sing as a male. I'll leave it there. Very much enjoying this interview. 1:21:37 - This. Good question. Good answer. I really enjoyed this interview. Best to Riki Rose.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Your weekly routine sounds very cozy. Thanks for your comments. I never heard that about the breath and lightheaded ness.

[@gcolwill]

@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn I googled it and it's a thing. Interestingly, it's not actually about too much oxygen, but not enough carbon dioxide. As I understand it, the volume of exhalation is depleting the carbon dioxide in the blood too quickly, which throws off the pH balance temporarily.

[@rhondajoaquin4550]

Thank you Frieda! 🦋

[@martinmaidenbaum5159]

Very emotional and beautiful.

[@fernandab2518]

Jewish women are just the coolest ❤ Thank you for introducing us to yet another fascinating, talented lady.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Oh thank you so much for this gift, so very sweet of you!

[@Historian212]

Fantastic interview, and fantastic music. Thank you.

[@sarawood7986]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this! You can certainly feel the emotion coming through in the song!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Yes, thank you.🙏

[@makeGODsmile]

Delightful conversation and interaction.❤

[@RachG]

I cannot put into words how much I’m loving your content right now!!! Where are the words?! 😂🤪 Another REALLY brilliant video. I so enjoyed listening to you both chatting and sharing stories and of course THE MUSIC!! 🙌❤️ What an incredible musician Riki Rose is. I wish her all the big stages and all the best with her dreams.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Riki is so talented. It was so fun to talk to her and hear her stories from Hasidic girl's school. I feel like you can relate a little bit.

[@RachG]

@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn I so enjoyed the tales of mischief and the fun connection between you both. Ha. Well, obviously I’ve only experienced Hasidic girls’ schools as an adult. 🙃 But I do think that some aspects of that connection between girls at school are universal…and the antics 😂. Haha. I can still find myself in that place again with the right group of people. 🤣🤣

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Yes! There’s a university to women and the experiences we have especially in our teen years. I think you can see how full of life and mischief Hasidic girls are too, even though in the media they are often painted as so flat and two dimensional. I love how complex and human Riki’s story feels.

[@RachG]

@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn ha. Yes definitely in teen years. 🤪 Those fun and crazy days of beginning to figure out who we were and getting up to all kinds of (mostly innocent 😂) mischief in the process. I totally agree re. Riki’s story. I really enjoyed hearing her reflections on different aspects of her life growing up. And she’s kind of right about when you hit your 30s. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Mmjd212]

I’ve been binging your videos all weekend, Frieda. Thank you for such great content

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

I’m so happy you found my videos!

[@erbearthgarden3658]

Omg. I love the Hungarian grandma. My great-grandmother was from Hungary so that impression made me smile. Another great video Frieda! ❤

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Those of us with Hungarian bubbes know!!!

[@yelnats61]

All your videos are great. This is fabulous. The translation in the captions of the first song is so poetic.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

I love that song so much I keep re-listening to it.

[@theslomiuc]

This video is absolutely fire 🔥

[@nancyfink5627]

Wonderful interview. I learn more and more from watching your videos. Thank you.😊😊

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Thank you dear. This interview was such a special experience to me, to hear Riki's story as a woman in this world.

[@bonnieschechner9476]

This was the most amazing interview! She is a bright superstar and your questions to her were so wise!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

I so agree! Thanks for watching!

[@dorothealorenz9624]

Thank you very much, Riki, for the beautiful songs and your story. And thank you, Frieda, for introducing her to us.😊

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@robincook4349]

That was wonderful, and Riki seems like such a fun person. Also loved the music.

[@brachaaizman4340]

This is the most beautiful stimulating nostalgic yet innovative and forward conversation I’ve heard two women in our community put forward. Thank you 🙏

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

What kind words, thank you. This was a very special episode to me and I’m grateful for the opportunity to share Riki’s amazing story.

[@rebmoriarty6591]

Another wonderful video Frieda. And I love how you are doing your hair nowadays. It looks fabulous with the waves! ❤

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

I never know if I can pull off waves so I ended up chopping it really short again!

[@wofiewoof]

sensational talent!!

[@user-ux3uh2kt8j]

Excellent interview. Thank you for letting us know more and more about culture and life in the Jewish world. ❤

[@MickeJagger]

Thanks Rikki for sharing your story resonates with me

[@jeantesc812]

She's fantastic!!!

[@joylovepeace20]

Riki mentioned Miriam the prophetess’s singing and dancing after the Jews crossed over the Yam Suf (The Red Sea) when leaving Egypt. I just wanted to point out that Miriam and the other women first separated themselves from the men and then they began to sing and dance. We learn that women can and should express themselves to the fullest extent. However a woman, like a diamond, is too precious to be flaunted or tossed for all to see. She is held in the highest regard, and most respected. It is for this precise reason, that she is modest and does not allow just any man to witness her preciousness. Her preciousness is for herself and for the man that she trusts will respect her and value her for her actual worth. The man that will cherish her like a diamond, keep her safe, and take care of her and her needs.

[@blumberg1982]

She’s very good

[@janewarren4759]

Thank you Frieda and Riki, I was saving this for when I had an hour and a half, it was well worth the wait!!!🎵🎶

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

So happy you enjoyed!!

[@amoraSvlogs]

I love her voice! That last song was definitely very powerful ❤

[@martinelanglois3158]

Thank you to both of you. Really fun interview, great music, vibrant personality. ❤

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Thank you Martine! ❤️

[@rachelberkowitz2540]

U guys are adorable. Ricky looks awesome in blouses and her hair looks so beautiful.

[@jademarie4610]

Love her song at the end of the video. I'm so proud to be a woman in this world. So glad she gets to spend her life sharing her voice with the world. Another great interview!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

I too am very proud to be a woman in this world. Here’s a hug to the sisterhood!

[@user-fz6dw9vw1q]

You both are wonderful! Actually so sweet and smart!

[@ContradictionKid007]

Awesome 🤩

[@cynthiacrumlish4683]

I want to learn Yiddish! This woman’s voice and phrasing are wonderful.

[@Sara88890]

Duolingo has a Yiddish course, I've been using it.

[@amym8479]

I continue to learn through your wonderful interviews. Thank you! I also loved your story on NPR. Thank you.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

You’re the very first person I hear from about that. I was starting to wonder if it actually aired!

[@amym8479]

I was driving and heard it on Vermont Public Radio. When you spoke, I knew I heard your voice before, then they said your name and I then I knew it was you speaking about the hair salon. I want you to know I find your videos fascinating and truly have learned so much from you.

[@lesleyfield1954]

Thoroughly enjoyable and interesting. Thank you Frieda and Riki.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Thank you too!

[@benjibeatnik]

This was such a fascinating and inspiring conversation!! Riki Rose is so talented and has a lovely personality; she can consider me a new fan! Thank You both and Blessings to you both.🖖😊

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

I’m so delighted to read your comment, Riki is such a wonderful talent!

[@janewarren4759]

Thanks!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

So sweet, thank you!

[@Faigyfeig]

It bears to mention that Riki’s father is the exception, not the rule. TBH my father confiscated things too, mostly to punish me, but Riki’s father takes things to a whole new level. Sadly he’s mentally unwell. In no way does he represent chassidic men/fathers.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Yes true, I related to Riki’s father confiscating things but my father was never ever Riki’s father- he’s clearly a piece of work on a whole other level.

[@reallysantana]

riki im your biggest fan keeep up the good work lady.

[@trexusification]

Wonderful conversation! Thank you so much! Amazing how familiar and also how foreign this all is to me, a modern Orthodox Jew

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

It’s so nice to hear the ways in which we are connected through shared experiences!

[@Stevendee379]

A beautiful interview. One difference is that Riki seems to have the support of her sisters and her mother. Many of the religious who leave the fold, don’t seem to have the backing of a family. Most of all Riki is respectful of the traditions she was brought up with.

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Yes a very good point.

[@elainethomson5826]

Wonderful interview Frieda very enjoyable Riki would be great at the Edinburgh festival 😊

[@jillclark6076]

That was fabulous. Thank you! You really are a great interviewer. ❤

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

❤️thank you! I try!

[@kathya8760]

I don’t speak Yiddish I’m not Jewish but I love your music. During your first song I heard the word brother. It made me cry. Frieda and Riki together are a powerful force!!!

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Yes it’s such a gorgeous song

[@SwamiMommy]

You two are so adorable sharing your school experiences!💜 I was a Yeshiva rebel as well🙌🏻

[@FriedaVizelBrooklyn]

Hello friend 😁😁