Gull Sher Answers Your Questions

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[@creature307]

We are elderly Americans and we love to see the true nature of your people. The media never shows how good natured everyone is only the bad things that happen.

[@Only-me-baby-tf9km]

I agree. I'll bet it's the same over there too.

[@thaisstone5192]

@@Only-me-baby-tf9km Well, you're a little ray of sunshine. YEESH ...

[@Memphis.Strangler]

​@@thaisstone5192every country has its propaganda

[@kaybartalotta1592]

We are all God's children

[@googleuser2170]

Mr. Gull Sher Khan looks like a king from the movies!

[@themengsk176]

We simply must have interviews with all of the cast of the channel.

[@lanzegife]

PLEASE BRING THEM TO AMERICA

[@helenbartoszek243]

Yeah, good idea. I'm sure he'll love seeing all the homeless on fentynal.

[@Guerita72]

I want to know what kind of sport is "wrist holding." 😂 Also, FYI, although you referred to everyone who wrote as males, four out of the seven names were female names. Two were foreign so i don't know. Only one was for sure male.

[@MrScottsearles]

I would think arm wrestling.

[@user-vs6hx9ib2o]

I took it to mean arm wrestling. I wrote the same thing, almost all the letters were written from women, I don't know if these guys just don't know that or if they're purposely dissing The women. I kind of doubt that with Muslim societies. I posted it too, the correct way to have referred to them was with the title Ms., not Mr. Unmarried women are called Miss, married women are Mrs. But the safest way for women you don't know is to use Ms. Since you would have no way of knowing if she was married or not and also because many women prefer Ms. Since our marital status makes no difference in business or casual social conversations. I hope somebody from the channel reads this because although I'm sure they didn't intend to be disrespectful, it was pretty disrespectful to call everybody Mr. and assumed they were all men, when they were women. Hugs & respect from the USA.

[@IraCrutchfield]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@falfas55bgas]

"It's so traditional that even his mother and sister have mustache like this....:))"

[@BSomme]

I wish I could grow a stache like Gull Sher's it is truly magnificent! Many thanks for this super interesting video TPT! Loved learning more about the awesome Mr Gull Sher Khan! :)

[@julielong8714]

I did a little research on Balochistan recently, and it seems the last name Khan comes from a long line of what comes quite close to a type of tribal royalty. I wonder if Mr. Gull Sher Khan Baloch is descended from those famous Khans?🤔 Or maybe it’s just become a common name among people from his region?

[@BSomme]

@@julielong8714 Hey there friend thanks for the awesome reply! :) That is very interesting to know our beloved Gull Sher could be related to royalty! He does have a very regal aura about him! Hope you are well! :)

[@nadine_ghc3465]

My question is how did you get to be one of the 4 men on this channel? How did you find out about it?

[@Aberbrothock1]

I hope Stephanie and Dawn didn't mind being misgendered 😂

[@Guerita72]

Also Jamie and Jodi!

[@KC-in9px]

Only hung up right wing fools are obsessed with gender identification.

[@gfimadcat]

It happens - I'm thinking Urdu has the same thing that Indonesian has, where there is no word to distinguish between "him" and "her" - the same word is used and it's all based on context and some conventions as far as names go, and it has a tendency to "go wrong" in translation. (Also quite common for Indonesians to somewhat consistently misgender when speaking English).

[@rafimohammad39]

You guys need to show Mr Gull Sher American Wrestling so he can compare it to the traditional wrestling you guys have here

[@PamPoarch-ht5qn]

He seems to be a great guy!!

[@dannyworten5876]

The Pringles man must have been from Baluchistan originally

[@rubyhocker3010]

Gull Sher is the man. He seems like the intra-cultural definition of an approachable person.

[@Guerita72]

Mr Gull Sher, why is your wife not included in your dream of taking your family on pilgrimage? I found this so curious.

[@NorthBayRepublic]

We're all cut from the same cloth. Provincial pride, love of God and family. Gratitude is everything.

[@damedamsel3300]

Now you guys have to go to Balochistan and record some videos for us. They way Gull Sher describes it, it sounds beautiful. We have grapes around where I live too, lots of citrus as well.

[@michellejennings4259]

The pictures I've seen of Balochistan are amazingly beautiful ❤

[@Only-me-baby-tf9km]

Im amazed at how using the very same ingredients with just different spices taste so different.

[@IRC1026]

Thank you so much for these types of VIDEOS. The folks are interesting to us and we love to learn a little more about them and are happy when they answer some of our questions. BLESSINGS!

[@nancyrichard5395]

I'd love to see his home tour

[@lizardsofozz]

I would love to see Balochistan! I live in North Texas (USA) and Balochistan sounds beautiful! We don't have mountains in my part of Texas, more fields and hills than anything.

[@sweet_iris]

Wait, did he get married?! he has a ring on his left hand and mentions having kids...?

[@user-vs6hx9ib2o]

Thank you for sharing this, they are so interesting and I love all these guys, they make me smile! Just FYI almost every single letter that was read, was not from a man, but from a woman! Therefore, not Mr., but Ms.

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

Dawn and Stephanie are actually GIRL names, lol at any rate it was great to learn more about GSK! 🥰

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

I'm pretty sure that Jodi and Jamie are also females, based on the spelling and emojis used, etc. ☺ But it's got to be difficult for them to understand the difference, when they're dealing with "English" names. 😄 They'd probably be really confused by my name! 😆

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

@@bobbiejojackson9448 Lol I know, but it doesn't hurt to help them learn!

[@MamaDisco1313]

Nice to see the people behind the scenes

[@corujo52]

Thank you so much for sharing! May God bless and keep you and your family always! I would love for you to introduce your family to us, your audience! We would love to see your home and your village! Much love from jacksonville, Florida, USA! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dianedileonardo6353]

Your turban is beautiful! and I love your mustache, smile and incredible, contagious laughter.

[@chipper841]

Mr Gull Sher I keep wondering how you and your family are doing since you all got flooded out???👌

[@fab0527]

It's not as bad at the moment but soon once monsoon hits we're going to get it really bad. Will have to rely on international humanitarian aid since the damage might be much worse than last year

[@TurningoffyourGaslights]

Very much enjoyed watching this video. Please, do this sort of thing more often, and with the other folks as well...and that includes the host who was with Mr Sher, and the others who make this channel possible. Cheers.

[@jetsparrow01]

Sendİng love and prayers from Australia always. I love your reactions to all the new foods, hope u come to Australia soon

[@ciciDeal]

Mr G'ull Sher Khan I enjoy your videos very much and look forward to more. How long have you been married? Will you ever bring your beautiful family? Love to see their reactions to places and to American dishes as well as other countries. Most of all I would love to see videos of your country. God Bless you

[@traceytramble2582]

I find your uplifting messages very helpful when I start my day!

[@Ladypavs]

I am also from Grand Rapids Michigan and I hope you and your family are able to go on pilgrimage many times over.

[@jaytank5816]

The whole team should go to Balochistan to see places and try the street food and village food.

[@KentRoads]

:)

[@clarekelly6129]

Such a wonderful man

[@mikebashford8198]

In the UK, that type of moustache is known as a handlebar moustache - because it looks like bicycle handlebars! The most famous English specimen would be Jimmy Edwards. His moustache was not just decorative though - it was to cover up the injuries he received when he was a pilot in WW2, and his Dakota plane was shot down over the Netherlands, on his return from delivering paratroopers to Arnhem - including my father.

[@Only-me-baby-tf9km]

Sir, your beautiful giggle makes you my favorite tpt person. But then. What about the others? Ok for today you are my most favorite. ❤❤❤🎉❤❤❤ Oh, this isnt tpt channel its tribal lifestyle. Its got a large folliwing too 86K. I subbed of course.

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

It's the same channel owner and participants. They just have two channels. Tribal People Try is the main channel and Tribal Lifestyle is it's "sister channel". They also have one more channel that they started a couple of years ago for the ladies, but because it's very difficult for them to make it to the studio to film, they only upload to on certain occasions. It's called Tribal Women Try. I hope that helps. ☺ (I wish they would list all of their channels in the description box or on the screen at the end of each video. I think a lot of people who haven't been viewers/subscribers since the early days, don't know that they're all part of the same group.)

[@Only-me-baby-tf9km]

@@bobbiejojackson9448 I subbed over there when they started out. I always wondered why they don't upload often. Now I know. Thanks. I really like the happy tribal woman. The one that's always laughing. The other lady too. Or ladies too. Too bad they have a transportation problem. I'd watch them all the time too. I also didn't realize there was a tribal people lifestyle channel too. I subbed thinking it was the original channel. I was upset because I thought somebody unsubscribed me. I haven't been having your videos pop up on my feed as often as they used to. This channel has always been one of the first videos that come up. They haven't been lately though and can't figure out why. Love the people, though. Like family.

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

@@Only-me-baby-tf9km I always enjoyed the ladies too. It's so different in their culture when it comes to women beig able to travel outside of the home, what with needing to have a chaperone with them, etc. I don't know if you've seen the more recent video on the channel where they told us that Rani's husband had passed away. So sad. But with the always generous help of Elliott Moriarty and donations through Patreon and other means, it looks like she's going to be OK, at least for the forseeable future. Have you checked the drop-down menu next to the notification bell, to see if you have "ALL" checked off? If not, you won't get a notification every time they upload. I know that I've noticed on certain channels that I haven't been hearing from them lately and I'll go and check to see if I have it set up for all notifications and it will have gone back to the default, which I think is "some". I don't knw why, but YT seems to change things up now and then, without letting you know. Hope you can get it straightened out. ☺

[@Only-me-baby-tf9km]

@@bobbiejojackson9448 I'll do that thanks.

[@user-vs6hx9ib2o]

​@@bobbiejojackson9448thank you for this! I had no idea about the women's Channel and although I love these guys, I am far more interested in the Muslim women's lives.

[@ZainMohammed2005]

Must Visit Kashmir Beautiful Place

[@dominikmartinisko]

Tribal people play twister pls

[@MD-wv7ee]

No

[@susanscott3333]

Wonderful video as usual. Can you please give us an update on Mr. Rana?

[@TribalLifestyle]

He is on bed rest

[@ZainMohammed2005]

Balochistan 🎉

[@Guerita72]

To anyone who knows the language: does Gull Sher speak a different dialect or does he have a different accent? To my ear, his speech sounds different from the others'.

[@HelynnHeels]

💖💖💖💖💖

[@makeitso4793]

Amazing, it cost 40,000 to go to college here and $3,000 to 7,000 in India.

[@timsears951]

would like to know if any of the tribal people speakany english at all

[@LJB1031]

There was a video a couple of years ago where Tahir spoke some English

[@MrScottsearles]

Some of them are learning English.

[@alanatolstad4824]

Nicely stated!

[@ChristaFree]

Does he have any hobbies outside of his faith practices? What does he do for fun?

[@martyrose]

For one, he collects semi precious stones.

[@TagaBearClaw]

ggs

[@julielong8714]

Please let me preface my comment by saying how much I love this channel, how much I appreciate all of the positive things I’ve learned about these lovely gentlemen, their country and their religion. They’ve done more than I think they even know to expand understanding among various world cultures. I just love ❤ the TPT gentlemen! 🥰 With that said, I wondered whether any other viewers were curious about Mr. GSK’s home territory/tribe. I was thinking about him a couple of weeks ago and remembering a few things he said, I poked around a little bit on the web, wanting to learn more about Balochistan. He says he is from the Mujahid people, that they are/were known for being fearless soldiers/fighters. I am not versed in global geopolitics, but having served in the US Army there are certain…rumblings, regarding the region of Balochistan, as well as the word Mr. GSK used: “Mujahid”. Similar is the term “Mujahidin”, which has negative associations in countries around the world. I bring this up because these beautiful gentlemen on this channel are so kind and lovely, and even as Mr. GSK said, BECAUSE they are Muslim they wish for peace and love among all people. Obviously, there is a cognitive dissonance for many people between the teachings of peacefulness, love and harmony that are found within the Muslim faith (and that we see clearly in these TPT men) and the information we receive about practices within some Pakistani regions and terms like mujahidin. Are there any other viewers who know about the information I’ve referred to? If so, how do you rationalize the dissonance between the negative information we know and the clearly positive people, actions and statements we’ve seen on this channel?

[@deniecedavis-xh2ik]

I appreciate your question and your thoughtfulness. I am by no means an expert on global politics but I think the answer to your questions lie in the fact that we are seeing real people on this channel, not characters and not the small percentage of people who commit violent acts and scream hate. We are also not seeing their government. We are getting to experience a small slice of their country’s humanity. Think of it this way, if this were American People Try a lot of foreigners would have some terrible and interesting assumptions about who we are based on our government and based on the many lunatics we see on tv, whether that be neo Nazis parading in downtown Tennessee, bodycam footage from police stops, reality tv, and our entire news cycle of government info. Viewers would likely assume that all Americans are racist, that our government is arrogant and intrusive, and that we are primarily focused on material goods with no real religious compass. But that’s not who I am and it’s not who most of the people I know are. This is why stereotypes hurt us all.

[@seedmonchermonchcronch3222]

I appreciate seeing your comment a lot because I feel the same and I have found the channel (coincidentally) at a time when I am trying to keep an open mind and be cautious about deception regarding building an accurate idea of the culture of muslim countries, which I feel is uniquely difficult due to the charged rhetoric about this topic both from pro-muslim and anti-muslim points of view. Ultimately it's not important to think about the full cultural, political and religious context to enjoy the content of TPT, and to know beyond reasonable doubt that these are very good, kind and honest people. That is why I see it as fully understandable and even a bit of a blessing to see that basically nobody is discussing politics. People yearn for that precious humanity distilled from agenda and meta-narrative philosophical soap opera that is becoming more unavoidable each day, which is at least partly why so many people love this channel so much. That's also why I am hesitant to think of politics anywhere near the context of this channel 😅 it feels as if just admitting that these people exist in the same universe as the current global sociopolitical discourse is going to somehow taint the innocent humanity. That being said, I think it's valuable to carefully, respectfully and with kindness see what aspects of their culture/religion leads to having such high prevalence of terrorism and violence and what aspects of it has fostered these amazing individuals, also what leads to the cruel individuals maintaining power and support

[@julielong8714]

@@seedmonchermonchcronch3222 I want to thank you for your intelligent, thoughtful, and compassionate response. I don’t know what you do for a living, but I hope you are a teacher or leader in some capacity. Your wise words deserve a wide audience. Thank you again for your lovely reply. I have a scrapbook of things I’ve printed over the years that I found to be especially valuable and deserving of memorializing. This answer of yours will be gracing a page.🙏

[@seedmonchermonchcronch3222]

@@julielong8714 wow thank you so much I don't think I've ever received such a beautiful compliment! I do happen to be somewhat of a teacher, I tutor english as a second language and I just began studying pedagogy, your response is so motivating for me to keep doing my best! Your comment is also very lovely and well written, hope we both find clarity on our journey towards understanding foreign cultures and their people!

[@julielong8714]

@@seedmonchermonchcronch3222 ❤️🙏📿🕊️✌️