Love is blind Habibi is the most Toxic show ive ever watched. (Deep Dive)

[@sixteenleo]

It would make my christmas if you watched this after 🎉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3mknaFjgsyjjtUsi=v4I6ahAXHzWBxE7N

[@shelleyjones5640]

truly, so very good...I'll never see these places in person, so thanks, Suvi!

[@ImjustmeNatalie]

Already did!!!

[@jend995]

I will watch it twice! 😁😁😁

[@KittyandLoo]

Hey Leo!! So ive got a question/ possible explanation for the dude not claiming his marriage... could it have been an arranged marriage kinda thing? That's why he doesn't remotely value it happening? Figured I'd ask

[@laceyc3259]

Leo-the way you spoke about how important it is to have that conversation that may be uncomfortable but there's so much growth to be had from having one. I have felt this way a long time but assumed having that conversation whenever possible only made sense to me because I am a female. But it was so refreshing to hear a male say that it was something he felt was almost unavoidably important. Serious points for you my friend.

[@stickinug]

they are casting in my State and I want to get on it. Imagine I get all the way to the altar, and when it's time for me to say, "I do," I look in the camera and say, "I don't. I'm just here for sixteenleo's reaction"

[@babyramses5066]

Please audition

[@OriLOK2]

BRO NOW YOU HAVE TO

[@latoyajones2795]

Wait can you be for real and do it , I’m already a fan of yours now 🎉

[@michaelcarrig627]

If you pull it off...come back here and I will buy you something nice.

[@zonasoda]

Hacelo por favor!

[@signalfire15]

Soooo they got a bunch of super rich, super attractive, models/influencers to be on a show called Love Is Blind. I absolutely can’t stand the casting for these shows! GET. NORMAL. PEOPLE!

[@diandriasmith889]

Right? Doesn't the casting of conventionally attractive people defeat the purpose?

[@haruhwa]

yeah but then no one would marry and the show wouldnt prove the concept because love is not at all blind, so...

[@StarlaBizarre]

I always think that, it would be so much more interesting! If you have regular average people with plenty of flaws like everyone else then not only would it be more relatable but it would just be interesting at least

[@thealgerian3285]

In an arab country? No "normal people" would do want to be on this show. And if they did, the show could not get the kind of degenerate material they want.

[@signalfire15]

@@haruhwa I don’t think that’s true. I’ve only watched the UK and US versions so far and the US version has normal looking people on it. I’m not saying they have to be ugly but it’s VERY obvious who is a model / influencer vs who is not. You can have attractive people who are not models / influencers like Freddie on the UK show.

[@elnino8522]

If you had watched this with subtitles, it wouldve been twice as funny. The fight between Simo and Chafic was hilarious cause they got so riled up that mid fight they switched entirely from Arabic to French and the rest of group are confused. Someone (I think Muhammad) shouts "can we get a translator?!" Its hilarious.

[@KamandaHickey]

It really was hilarious and ridiculous 😂. On top of that the French translation wasn’t that great.

[@Isabella-ek2bh]

as someone who speaks french and arabic, the fight scene was crazy funny. the dubbing and subtitles don't do justice at all

[@ArianneMcD]

I was cracking up😂

[@miral987]

the fight between Chafic and Simo at the beach was HILARIOUS watching it as an arabic speaker because the entire fight was in French and Mohamed was holding Simo back and screaming “SOMEONE PLEASE TRANSLATE”. The dubbing really throws the show off a bit.

[@randa2113]

Exactly, so many little details were lost in the dubbed version.

[@kris6089]

that’s hilarious ! comedy really got lost in translation 😂😂😂 leo needs to pin this

[@raindropgaming2683]

That's hilarious! Sucks that that got overshadowed.. but I can see why. Love is blind is trying REALLY hard to be serious when it's... well. That.

[@KamandaHickey]

I haven’t heard these types of insults in French in a very long time 😂. It was so ridiculous to hear two adults talk to each other like that.

[@AsianParisian]

And guys like Ammar they never fall for the shy submissive girl, they also pick the confident self made person and then just gets off controlling her and making her life hell

[@promisemochi]

i dated someone like this ages ago. he had this weird fixation on wanting to date a broken person he could fix. even if it meant being the one to break them and make them into that broken person himself. very calculated and disturbing mindset some people have

[@beewest5704]

​@@promisemochiHe was probably broken could not fix himself so his partner was the 2nd best thing. 😮

[@zarasbazaar]

I think Ammar will make any woman's life hell. Even if she's shy and submissive, he will make up slights and faults to accuse her of.

[@sophiepires792]

Welcome to the world of dating ANY Muslim man. You, as a woman, are ALWAYS a problem; you are always somehow failing. He constantly has to bring you down and make you small. Open your eyes and stay away from these guys, especially if it is not your culture.

[@sandralattouf8689]

Middle eastern follower here 🙋🏼‍♀️ and I can confirm that the more violent the threat (ex “I will poison you” or “I will kill you”), the more the person likes you 😅

[@layladavis02]

No joke !! Or my family if your hurt their feelings they will tell you how you’re killing them 😂😂

[@misschains]

@@sandralattouf8689 I'm Brazilian but I'm the same way with people I love 😂😂😂🥰

[@mooshees]

This is SO funny. I’ve learned something culturally today 😂

[@blueshark4926]

same. i lived in america all my life.

[@francookie9353]

WHAT!??

[@thirstwithoutborders995]

I am from India, and I can tell you, the less contact you are allowed to have with girls culturally, the more cuddly men become to each other. Think about it, in so many situations where men are alone, and not allowed to flirt with women, your needs for affection need to go somewhere... In those cultures women usually are also really close physically too, by the way, but that's not so unusual in the West either.

[@anathema2325]

Cultures like prison

[@yukiokuma8983]

In USA culturally men absolutely do not do this.

[@carolitoffana]

not gonna lie, I think it's kinda cute

[@bamgbose3309]

I hate it that in mens society it is that way. I'm a straight guy but i still hug my homies and talk a lil sus stuff around them. I've met a lot of guys that straight up call you gay or feminine for it

[@kherise]

I saw the same context in South Korean culture 😅

[@khaledadeeb7738]

Hey Leo I was the voice actor who did the voice for Mohamed/directed the english dub for the show. Really interesting to hear your take on this, been a big baby for ages.

[@sawsanmohammed1131]

Did you apply for that job or do you know the staff and so they asked you to dub? Curious about that

[@khaledadeeb7738]

I work for the company that does most Arabic to English dubbing for Netflix, I also directed all the other characters’ performances :)

[@shethingsd]

​@@khaledadeeb7738 that's really interesting. I watch a lot of foreign films on Netflix and always feel lazy watching the English language dubs of the shows and movies as I'm used to watching films with subtitles and have usually preferred that. There's so much with tone and verbal cues. Do you have to try include that as part of your translation? The translations always seem a bit flat emotionally to me.

[@ivorydunn8424]

​@@khaledadeeb77382:52:33 How close is this to real life? Lol.

[@joyous1011]

​@@ivorydunn8424 I wonder that too! 😂 For example Noor voice so throaty and sensual matches her face. But that's the voice over lol so what does she even sound like?!?!

[@Nightingale_time]

With regard to the "he is the sole provider" aspect, I think a good number of the women I've met, specifically in North America, don't necessarily want that because they don't want to be in the situation where if their partner turns out to be horrible, they can't get away. It's not everyone, but it's a reason I've heard.

[@galfieri5295]

As a woman from north America, I agree with it. It's not only for me because of fear it might end up badly but if something happens with my partner I want to be able to support them as well. What if they get hurt or get very ill, who would support us? Plus it's not really feasible to live off a single income. Especially for those who want kids and to not get by paycheck to paycheck. The fantasy of the American dream died decades ago. We've all got to stand on our own two feet.

[@Nightingale_time]

@galfieri5295 that's a good point-you really never know

[@CicadaXiii]

1:21:20 The sfx 😂

[@TheDawnofVanlife]

Well also even if it DOES work out and say the breadwinner dies, the non-breadwinner (usually the wife) is left knowing nothing about running the house. Happened to an older lady I knew. She ended up being her husband’s caretaker due to a chronic illness and he eventually, sadly, passed away. But she had never even touched a bill. So was trying to learn a bunch of things about running a household at 45.

[@promisemochi]

@@TheDawnofVanlifethis happened to a family member of mine only the husband did leave her. in her late 40d she had to learn the banking info, how to pay bills, how to budget. heck, she didn't even know how to check her own email. he'd made her completely dependent on him.

[@ThatElfTorunn]

Leo : attempts Arabic accent Also Leo: succeeds in sounding Russian.

[@dabdoubeh]

@@ThatElfTorunn he really said хабиби hahaha

[@shethingsd]

That's how it sounds to me whenever he tries an Arabic accent, too. I find it very funny. I'm quite terrible at accents unless I'm around the people with the particular accent for about 3 days, which is the absolute worst time to ever do an accent of people ever.

[@Kimberly_in_Wonderland]

Im 27 and have been single all my life. When I was younger it bothered me because I thought it somehow affected my worth but I'd rather wait for a good partner or stay single. So I empathize with people who deal with the same thing.

[@HailieBear]

I never really dated until I met my boyfriend at 28! We have been together a year now, and I think it's safe to say I'm hearing wedding bells. I'm glad I didn't meet him earlier, it bothered me being single sometimes too, especially 18-25, but ya know, my boyfriend loves the woman I am today and I'm glad I had time to become my own person

[@Kimberly_in_Wonderland]

@HailieBear i'm happy for you!! I hope I meet someone fit for me too someday. I still have some personal thingsI need to work on but i sometimes I think about it, and wish I had found someone already. CongratulationsI'm finding someone that makes you happy.

[@Anna.T.]

I’m 31 and have only been in one relationship. That only lasted for a year. (Looking back, not sure why I even dated him in the first place, also considering how he dumped me by ghosting after a whole year…). Anyway, I feel you on that. But the longer I’m single the more content I am. I know I’m more than capable of being alone, so if a great person doesn’t come along, I know I’ll be fine. Of course, still hoping to meet “my person”, it’s something I absolutely dream of.

[@TwiggyKeely]

Girl I feel this! I'm 36 and I have 1 daughter but I've never been married and I've been single for almost 4 years, I'm in my Golden Girls Era and it's so ✨️peaceful✨️

[@vladzakh11]

That's the way!💪🏻

[@bryanj.2995]

I really really feel like love is blind japan is totally underrated, so it would be super cool if you'd take a look into that. it's just so different to the othersm, def fun to watch

[@yoomsuu]

100%. They had a good mix of average looking and more conventional attractive people but nothing over the top too.

[@aznmochibunny]

LIB Japan was and still is my favorite season of the show. Shame they didn't continue on. My guess is they didn't because it wasn't successful or dramatic enough. But I felt overall it was the most successful in terms of couples actually staying together.

[@CurlyGirlChey]

I'd much rather watch your recaps than watch the actual show 😂

[@j0hnyb0y909]

Likewise lol he makes it worth it with using witty ass jokes 😂

[@NoProHarrie]

Same

[@dylanswift2874]

100%

[@misschains]

@@CurlyGirlChey I've watched this show and after I was like "omg I hope Leo will do a video" cause this one is wild 😄

[@LisaFW]

I’ve never been interested in these kind of shows, but I can’t get enough of his or other KZbinrs recaps, their so messy lmao

[@emeros8631]

As a mostly gay mostly man I can assure you there was absolutely nothing gay going on with tge dudes here. Just plain platonic affection unbothered by the idea that your only source of physical contact and affection should be your partner. BUT i kinda feel like they do value men opinions and feelings more

[@Lina-pb6gv]

0:19 As an Arab, I can confirm the middle east is located in South America

[@lacollis]

😂

[@jenniferguirado4827]

😂😂

[@prachisaini1]

I don't even find them middle eastern until they wear a black tent ⛺ on them

[@Play4keeks]

I knew I wasn't tripping. 😂😂😂 I immediately was like 🤔 ummm I don't think that's the right place.

[@dawlatc]

Hey Leo, long time fan first time commenter. So glad you’re reviewing LIB habibi. Just wanted to clarify the topic of men having multiple wives in Islam. While it is permitted yes, it comes with a ton of rules the man must follow. It’s not just a simple he can marry whoever he wants, no. He must get permission from his wife/wives first, he must be able to support her the same way he supports the other wives. (If one’s gets a home they all get a home) there’s others but those are the main 2

[@lilmess5234]

Is there also a kind of hierarchy between the wives? In ancient China when men had multiple wives, there is a “main”/legitimate wife and the rest of them are secondary, they are not supposed to outshine or overpower the main wife. The status also applies to their children. Is this also a rule in Islam?

[@promisemochi]

interesting! i remember when i did a deeper study into the old testament i was blown away by the rules men had to follow for the woman's protection. a lot of times multiple wives were so women would be cared for and looked after. im sure people twist that around to fit their own agendas but i think it's so interesting how originally these rules and allowances stemmed from a thoughtful place in society dating way back when. it's always so fascinating to me

[@Mindofmona]

@@lilmess5234 nope, actually in that culture the MAN has to make sure all wives are equal or it’s deemed as not halal/frowned upon

[@dawlatc]

@ I’m not too certain on this, however I do believe the first wife is the “main” wife? Not that she’ll get more than the others (against our religion) but that he can’t bring anyone home without HER permission.

[@dawlatc]

@@promisemochi agreed!! This was created at first because of the amount of widowers there were at the time. Now men just see it as an excuse to cheat when that goes against every rule in the book lol

[@TheGrossDemon]

Good on Karma for choosing herself. Dancing is too much fun to give up for a manipulative stick in the mud. If a guy told me to choose between not moving my body and him, I’d choose to move on. They found some of the most insecure guys for this show. Tho I do feel like this selection of people is a good example of why the dating scene is so hard these days lol. The guys like each other more than they like the girls and aren’t mentally mature enough to realize that they are the drama, meanwhile the girls are in it for the wrong reasons. You could say it’s a cultural difference, but a lot of people are like this.

[@zarasbazaar]

I married an American of Middle Eastern ancestry. They don't tend to have the same hangup about their wives dancing.

[@joyous1011]

I agree! If Karma " compromised" and gave up dancing 100% within a year it would be something else.

[@hoobeshoobes]

The bro PDA is not gay, I come from an East African culture and it’s very similar. The taboo is PDA with the opposite sex, always a shock to see the men all hugging up when I visit but they clutch their pearls if I dare do that with a man 😂

[@hoobeshoobes]

@ nope, that would North 😅

[@universal5313]

​@@Opeyemi.sanusi she said she is from an East African culture which is similar to the cultures the participants in love Island are from

[@AsianParisian]

Watching this as half Arab myself i am not surprised. The sick jokes, the gaslighting, jealousy, double standards, we grow up with it and no way. Also Noor said you’re a coward if you dont face situations but she faces them while lying and being dismissive, it’s the same thing, not being honest

[@TwobitsTiger]

Also half-Arab. Can confirm!

[@sawsanmohammed1131]

Full blown Arab, absolutely true.

[@layladavis02]

As a middle eastern girl. My jaw dropped when I seen “love is blind Habibi” my father trying to be nice questions why I live with a man that’s not my husband. (We live in the states) and tried to arrange a marriage for me on my 18th birthday.. the way his heart would stop if I did something like this even though I’m 22😂😂 plus Leo being so confused on the culture. 6:44 Mashallah and allah yusaeiduk are just common things to say to one another. You can be catching up with someone and they’ll say that. It’s not really saying “may god help you” it’s “may god protect you” it’s like wishing you well

[@yvechapman9342]

Although God help you might be more appropriate here 🤣

[@AA13494]

Allah = muslim god. khuda= god. it shud be mashakhuda or khudahafiz. not allah hafiz.

[@AA13494]

@@yvechapman9342 allah dsnt mean the god. khuda mean the god. allah is islamic god.

[@lanayrugorge]

My dad hinted that I should marry my rich cousin cause he was interested in me when I was 14 (Iranian). I wasn’t allowed a boyfriend till I was 26 lol but I’ve been dating since I was 17 behind his back. I actually regret putting so much effort in dating just because it was so forbidden. If I was allowed a boyfriend from 18 I think I wouldn’t have been so bothered.

[@ameetfaisal8723]

​​@@AA13494no Allah is just the Arabic word of god. There is no other god or acknowledgement of other gods in Islam. So there is only one god, we call him Allah, Christian calls him god, Jews call him Yaweh ect (And all of them point to the only god). So Khudahafez and Allahhafez both are valid statements and have same meaning.

[@j.g.8882]

i don't know who that editor is but they deserve a raise and a special cookie. it's been quite a while since i pissed myself so much watching a video. Great work

[@yvechapman9342]

@36:54 nothing wrong with wanting your partner to work, UNLESS you're wanting a submissive housewife whose life revolves around you and your children. If you want a trad wife you need to be prepared to be a trad husband.

[@babyramses5066]

Facts...I mean not for me. I would hate that life *for myself* but I fully support the right of all women to choose how they want to live.. that being said, Amar and the influencer... idk her name's..views are probably the closest in alignment but they're both too narcissistic to really, I mean really stand by the views they say they have. I don't think will ever make enough money to please Karma's no work all plastic surgery and designer outfit lifestyle and he will absolutely come to resent her social media influencer ways after a while and see her posting online or going dancing as her trying to "look good for other men"

[@danni666]

i needed this leo. my day has been ass now i have been blessed.

[@amieaiello3456]

Omg I just said the same thing. I’m sorry your day was 💩 too. Relax now, be safe and blessings throughout this week and if you celebrate I hope it’s wonderful ❤

[@danni666]

@ You’re so sweet! Thank you, hope you day also gets better. Finally time to relax and watch leo ! You as well enjoy your holidays🎉✨

[@shaimamohamed6669]

fr

[@rockyrox4591]

My day been shit too. Must be in the air or something

[@TheLodjur]

"When your day has been ass, all you need is some Suvi class" 😎🍸 Xmas rhymes aside, I hope you all get a better day tomorrow. :)

[@zainabnadren4271]

5:37 I'm crying 🤣🤣🤣 this is not his name you underlined, its his job, business man

[@ziziflor9019]

Ok that makes it so much funnier lol

[@singleplayercontent8659]

lol also him reading it left to right and as if they were english letters! I love him! hahaha

[@susanagarcia9646]

Mido did right. The last time I tried to tell a guy I did not want to continue dating him, I had him fooling around my house like a psycopath, insulting me to my neighbours and leaving me love letters at the same time, then whatever he saw good in me was now a kind of a big deal. I had to report him to the Police and now I have to carry a pepper spray with me 24/7. So my advice here is: run as far as you can when things don’t add up. Trying to explain, sometimes will make the other person go mad. And now I don’t want to date ever again.

[@Irrelevantspace]

TARGET HAS LOVE IS BLIND GOLD WINE GLASSES. I don’t know why I’m shouting but I had to share this weird fact so I didn’t feel alone

[@lexx1745]

omg my mom got me one of those for christmas 😭

[@dabdoubeh]

Omg I watched this for *EDUCATIONAL* purposes to work on my arabic, and I had to ask my husband to watch with me so we could snark, I could NOT stay quiet💀💀 I am very thankful for my non-misogynistic lebanese habibe❤

[@sawsanmohammed1131]

You have a cute username lol

[@turkialobidei3002]

As Arab myself, I really enjoyed your analysis and breakdown to it. it is so fucking entertaining.

[@exopuppyhyun818]

To clarify some things 1) the reason most of the women want the man to provide 100% is because in islam it is the husbands responsibility to provide for the wives needs. If she wants the man to provide 100% then she needs to be a house wife. In islam , the wife is NOT required to work. She can if she wants to. 2) why amar doesn't want her girlfriend to be a dancer. In islam, women don't show them selves to men that are NOT their husband, fathers, brothers, grandads. As you know the uniform of muslim women is being covered.( abaya, veil etc) so being a dancer is equivalent to your wife being a pole dancer. Ps i don't understand why amar has a problem with that , considering the existence of this show in islam is prohibited. None of them are following any islamic rules. Everyones just picking and choosing what aspect of religion they want to follow lol.

[@eo1235]

Think people forget that even though the show is love is blind, it is set in an Islamic country. Islamic countries are governed by religion heavily so there isn’t going be any discussion of sexual content or intimate gestures, especially on national TV. Parents really are watching and it would ultimately be a disgrace to display any of that. It’s definitely a Western thing. This is further reinforced when they keep calling each other a “classic man” aka traditional man.

[@prachisaini1]

Isn't that Still a hypocrisy they can still have 4 as acceptance and none for woman.

[@eo1235]

@ Edit this please.

[@flawedaughter]

@@prachisaini1 it's not that simple.

[@prachisaini1]

@@flawedaughter Oh really dnt tell me hny

[@lightningbug3189]

​@@prachisaini1Did you mean to ask how it is acceptable for one man to have four wives while a woman can only have one husband? Your question seems incomplete.

[@sponcela]

the only thing I believe in is Leo’s dedication to us, best christmas gift ever

[@geminishadow1979]

Three hours of Leo! Merry Christmas to us! And Merry Christmas to you Leo!

[@Anna.T.]

Merry Christmas 🎄!

[@geminishadow1979]

@@Anna.T. Merry christmas to you !

[@sixteenleo]

merry christmas to you too❤

[@lovesdramas]

Thank god I’m gay cause I’m a 5’3 ft man. Guys are a lot more chill about things like height than girls, so I’m in the clear. Best wishes to all my straight short kings though. Thinking of you soldiers 😔✊

[@AidenFeltkamp]

I’ve found that only straight girls care about height (gay/bi/pan girls tend not to care or barely care at all). I think it comes down to outdated gender roles where the girl has to feel tiny to feel feminine (which is bs)

[@johnnywithnell2806]

So, culturally, it seems men are able to express themselves to each other and be vulnerable to each other, while they have to be 'real men' to their female counterparts. What an interesting catch-22....

[@Jimmiwashere]

As a westerner, my experience with Arabs/Muslim couples has been that both the man and the woman are highly educated and successful. I work at a wedding venue and I will say most Islamic weddings we host are very expensive so the families must be well off. But even given that I see that there is a cultural expectation of the husband providing not just the bare minimum but also nice things for the wife regardless of whether or not she works outside of the home. There is also a culture of the wider family unit taking care of each other.

[@AA13494]

but also the husband can get very controlling. the husband is guardian and woman cannot do much without the consent of men. therefore its not as rosy as u think

[@iamtheboneofmysword607]

In Islam, it's a right given to women (that the husband provides regardless of whether she works or earns more)

[@lanayrugorge]

⁠​⁠@@AA13494Yup. I personally don’t have a Muslim partner but my dad is Muslim and my mum lost all her personality over the years. She admitted to me she hid her books for years cause my dad didn’t like her reading. She’s now nearly 60, doesn’t go out, never worked, watching tv all day, still serves my dad his breakfast lunch and dinner. But my dad is well off, he has houses, money, cars. I grew up with that and I always hated it, I’d rather be happy then wear designer clothes I hate. So I chose happiness and my mum chose her life (she got married at 17 when my dad was 27). I wouldn’t marry a Muslim rich man even if I was living on the streets and he promised to take care of me.

[@AA13494]

@@iamtheboneofmysword607 no its not. women have no right in islam please provide reference/evidence for yr claims. also there is no authority to check whether the husband is providing or not. u guys stop twisting and fooling westerners. ex-muslims hv exposed islam quite well. Mehar is fee for using woman for her virginity and nikah = sexual contract, ITs not holy like in xtianity or other eatern faiths. woman gets 1/8th of husbands property

[@AA13494]

@@iamtheboneofmysword607 plz provide evidence. in which verse it is mentioned that woman has right to husband's wealth. woman only inherits 1/8th of the husband's property. Meher = fee for using the woman for her virginity. nikah= sexual contract. there is nothing holy about marriage in islam. ex-muslims hav exposed it all. u cannot twist things and fool westerners now islamic woman hv no rights in the marriage.

[@ellionaire2010]

Love ist blind Germany starts in January. Pleeeease take a look at that. This could be a Cringefest!

[@HorrorPrincess7]

I love your deep dives more than anything on KZbin.

[@jend995]

I know I really want to make a reaction channel just to react to Leo 😂

[@promisemochi]

@@jend995do it!! people used to do that all the time back in the day when shane dawson would do his massive long videos and series. i think leo definitely deserves that kind of love waaay more than shane lol

[@Cinrea13]

if they're getting all up in arms for the girls not being able to dance or engage with things they like, why the double standard of 100% not taking care of them? I feel like limiting what they're allowed to do is too controlling and then to immediately be like-- you're on your own but you have to abide by these rules I set is not chill

[@prachisaini1]

Oh you don't know yet they can have 4 more cats to them not just one sooo.... Yup

[@MLb0op]

“…But can I marry a girl if she does this?” *shimmies* … Leo you crack me up 😂

[@Sarahonwheels]

I’ve 29 and single all my life. I have cerebral palsy and the ideal man would have to care a whole lot more than they think he does

[@prachisaini1]

What the heck being single should not be considered a disease or something do t why people emphasise on that more , just live shall we all.

[@lisa.222]

Sis take on feminism gives such pick me. Like are we forgetting all the actual issues women were facing and still are in so many places i the world. And they fought for the right to choose your lifestyle.her even being there, being pretty, privileged ,being able to talk the way she does is becuase somone worked for her to have the right to be there...wtf does she think feminism is as a woman

[@aznmochibunny]

Nour's comments came off left field for me. She seemed like such an independent woman, but at the same time, all she wants to do is be a trophy wife who does modelling work. I liked her at first but that all came crashing downhill fast.

[@BusiMjiyakho]

It was a joke... Nour was joking... She even laughed. Come on

[@mikasaackerman2709]

I'm Arab and I can confirm that in our culture men love each other more than the love their women. They would apologize to each other and show up for each other more than they would do for the woman in their life. And I gotta say that's very sus lol

[@anpanbbang9469]

just commenting to address some of the questions you asked! ''Arab'' is pronounced ''Ah-Rahb'', not ''Ay-rab''. The majority of the Middle East is muslim, and in Islam men are allowed to be married to 4 women at a given time, provided he treats all 4 equally. (this is ALLOWED but not ''a must thing'' and was established as there were more unmarried/widowed women than men due to wars and illnesses) and finally, Noor's ''influencer''/gold digger-esque personality isnt uncommon in richer arab families - daughters/women in general are often very openly spoilt to raise their standards for potential husbands, and the ''housewife mindset'' isn't uncommon in muslim women (coming from a muslim woman) as islamic family values is very much ''man provides for family. woman works if she wants to. woman raises kids''

[@babyturkey8342]

Ugh "she becomes 2nd to me" is so gross. Idc if its their culture. Saying that about another human being who was created ny two humans in love (i assume ofc) is so gross. I just could not imagine looking at another human being that I love and thinking that about them.

[@NoProHarrie]

I just sat here hoping this woman saying how she loved to dance stands up at the end and she starts dancing and has no rytm

[@Aloysius_OHare]

I love the constant shock of sexism and how its “culture” to disrespect women because toxic masculinity These men have good qualities but they sour their own image by saying outlandish stuff and throwing a temper tantrum

[@iu.lia.na.]

I don't really like the new editing style, the loud ahh memes and the pause screen with a loud beeping noise gets annoying fairly quick (mainly because of the change in volume from the rest of the video) ...

[@Maggy54321]

Agreed

[@katoosh]

Leo, i'm from California and had an online arab friend, he flew me to Dubai and we got married after a week. 12 years later we are still married, im an only wife, I'm Catholic, he just celebrated christmas with us, hes muslim too... sometimes it just works out. The culture was definitely different than what i was used to, i grew up dirt poor, worked 2 shitty jobs to keep afloat, after marriage i was never required to work, I've never paid bills...it sounds like im lazy but i dedicate my free time to art, and charity now, im also a mother and volunteer quite a bit. He's just given me the opportunity to never need to struggle after that's all i did in my life. We can't really speak on intentions of others, only speculate... but these people in the show aren't there for love... As someone exposed to Emirati culture, this is unacceptable. Women do demand providers, and this is normal, traditional...but Emirati women do get higher educations as well and financially contribute. Things are modernizing, but there are still large efforts to keep traditions. Ultimately, their families have the final say, and most will require a provider.

[@shethingsd]

I'm curious. Do you live in Dubai or the US? I've lived for 23 years in Central America/Caribbean after living the first 34 years of my life in the US, so I always find it interesting to hear about others who live in different cultures. I think that's how I initially found some of the commentary channels like sixteenleo from 90 Fiance commentary, although I didn't move here for a romance.

[@katoosh]

@shethingsd Right now, we are in the U.S. I didn't want to raise my daughter in Dubai. I love arab culture in general and am raising my daughter Arab ( I'm Mexican American), Dubai never felt like home...you can be born there and live there your entire life but you'll never be them and they'll make sure you never forget that. There's good and bad just like any country, but it's just not worth it to me. It really depends on your values as a person if you'll love Dubai or hate it. It was amazing at first because of how I grew up, but after I found love and made goals for myself...I discovered it's not the place I want to be. I wanted to be with my family, I wanted to feel community, and I wanted to feel home. I have so much peace now being back in California. Sometimes moving away is good for people who have different goals, i wouldn't recommend Dubai unless wealth is all you seek.

[@shethingsd]

@katoosh thanks for your response. Best wishes with your family!

[@tajana2682]

Nour is not enigmatic in any way, shape or form. Girl just wanna be in front of the camera, on the Netflix show. She's an IG girl, that' s why she would have been with anyone just to stay on the show. ... After Reunion i've completely changed my mind about Nour. She was a dignified, mature, well mannered and calm person. Those boys could learn a lot from her.

[@aznmochibunny]

As much as I agree Nour redeemed herself on the reunion, I still don't like her. Everyone on LIB Habibi is a hot mess.

[@tajana2682]

@@aznmochibunny I agree. "Boys" are just worse than her and they are in a pack. Definitely agree that everyone is a hot mess.

[@cynr6406]

I needed this to get through the next couple hours of work. Thanks Leo.

[@calvinwilson3617]

Try not to die laughing, this should be a good one 😂

[@Oh.its.multiple]

Omg I've been waiting for this!! it couldn't be better timed either. I've had some really horrid days and my beloved bun Binky 🐇 is sick too, so i really need the distraction as were battling this rough patch. Coincidentally, Binky really likes your voice, so this video is being streamed on TV so we can watch it together. (He's now cuddled up on my lap with a very intrigued expression, stead fast focused on the TV lol) Thank you for the hard work and distraction, Leo! Greetings from the both of us 💜

[@jend995]

Aww best wishes to Binky to feel better and have many Christmas miracles ❤

[@Oh.its.multiple]

​@@jend995 Thank you so much!! 🙏🏻💜

[@samanthamays111]

Me at our Christmas Eve party… sneaking outside to watch this video bit by bit lmao😂 also the guy who hates dancing sounds like the preacher from Footloose

[@Dorobozaru]

Love is Blind Japan please! It was an interesting watch and I’d love to hear your thoughts about it.

[@positivevibesveda]

2:30:39 To be fair, a lot of brides (at least in the US) choose their dresses at least 3 months before the wedding. And even that is cutting it close. There’s fittings and some dresses are custom designed. These couples are rich and would probably do the same if they weren’t rushed by the show.

[@luminescent_tides]

My #1 favorite thing to watch on the ENTIRE KZbin platform… Leo doing a deep dive on literally anything! ❤

[@lifeofmine5041]

who ever edited this video deserves a raise, the comedy was spot on and the memes were chef's kiss

[@ravengotica7493]

As a blind girl, I can tell you love is not blind lol so glad to watch your videos and get a break from college.❤️

[@KimikoJensen]

How are you watching them 🥺

[@ravengotica7493]

@ I said I was blind not deaf lol I can still hear the show and piece it together without watching it. Plus, he does some pretty good commentary so it also gives me an idea what is going on when it comes to visual stuff on the screen.

[@ur_mom_sux]

@@ravengotica7493 LMFAOOO you're funny bro, i love to see it

[@sbaker8149]

I just wanted to say that the editing is usually great on Leo's vids, but this episode was on point. I burst out laughing so many times 😂

[@MademoiselleAnclair]

Habibi, I quit my job today. Halleluja and Merry Christmas 🥳

[@jasiperroni1421]

Good luck habibti

[@amokay746]

GOD BLESS YOU. Merry Christmas

[@PrincessOdaTales]

Congrats 🎉

[@rororockon]

I think your being to harsh on Noor everyone was attacking her and she handled her self with grace. And Chafic is very toxic f*** boy that is so immature it turned Dounia into a pick me (also she isn’t natural only (nose job lip filler chin, and Botox) but I guess yall just mean not as much Noor) Plastic surgery is really common in gulf countries and no one judges it.

[@BusiMjiyakho]

💯 Very embarrassing to accept a natural beauty comment that's a jab at another women, knowing that you've had work done

[@joyous1011]

Oh I'm pretty sure people judge

[@allisonliu3603]

100%... yeah she has a lot to work on and she (& her ex) should both grow up and stop making unnecessary jabs at each other, but the whole group of men were ganging up and bullying her with no reason other than to ''stand up for their bro''. Shushing her, calling her unclassy, all sorts of names, “not natural beauty like Dounia", "not complying with the rules", blemish her name to bring her down like this patriarchal society always has been doing to women. They were not in a relationship with her and they are the ones who should shut the f up.

[@larzteedee]

Thank you Leo! What a Mundane Monday Miracle you have graced us with this fine day, kind sir !

[@mooshees]

Ok, I’ve seen a handful of your videos. They’ve generally been good and all…but I’ve made it halfway through and I’m literally laughing. Please, please, please keep up the great work 😂 You’ve brightened my day. Your commentary is superb!

[@neerajshourie]

Leo posting on my birthday is the present I never knew I needed, but boy am I glad I got it. 🎉🎉 Thank you to all the people wishing me a happy birthday!! 😊

[@thefinisher2843]

Happy Birthday 🎉

[@positivevibesveda]

Happy birthday!!

[@fergieingrid2521]

Happy birthday🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Lenci_of_Hazelnut]

Oh mah gawd I was already excited and now I see it's three hours. This makes a bad day so much better.

[@rmqm]

why was south america circled when talking about the UAE? Is this some inside joke I missed?

[@calvinwilson3617]

I died so hard 😂 I was wondering who else would notice. Specifically I think the joke is that most people don't actually know where UAE is

[@amykh7647]

I was so confused…

[@Opeyemi.sanusi]

3:32 they just wanted you to comment, they again no so many people don't know where the UAE is on the map

[@Oceaniac]

11:00 I’m 24 and have been single all my life too, I don’t feel lonely or upset about that but it’s quite nice hearing such a refreshing take from you, Leo. I feel like most people at this age at least have had some experience. I just never felt ready.

[@Ash-moo7]

I looove how this video was edited. So light and fun, really such a relief from how hard this month has been.

[@positivevibesveda]

2:57:24 There’s a difference between self confidence and arrogance. The people who have to announce how good/beautiful they are are also insecure.

[@Lalalaprettyflowers]

I haven't had the motivation to crochet for a while but I felt the urge today and I'm grateful for the long video to keep me company. Merry Christmas Leo!❤

[@positivevibesveda]

2:32:04 I agree that when you’re married, most issues should be solved between the couple. BUT! This situation is an exception. Choosing a wedding dress is a huge mother-daughter event. Usually it’s the mother, maybe mother in law, and friends who go and help with picking out a dress. I can understand being stressed because it’s last minute, but honestly, not having the mom help would be atypical.

[@positivevibesveda]

But yes I would call it out if it continues to be an issue in other situations. Especially if shes going to her mom after small arguments between the couple.

[@sporkybutterz]

The editor is on fire with those cuts. Straight up roasting

[@geminiluv80]

Crazy but Nour is really popular now because of the reunion. The men and Dounia making fun of her looks and “bullying” her got a lot of people on her side regardless of how they felt about her during the show. On social media after the reunion Dounia, Chafic, Mido, Simu continued to talk about Nour bashing her and received a bunch of hate for that. Nour has not said a word 🤐 about any of the cast. Even on podcasts the guys and Dounia talked about Nour more than about themselves… lol

[@allisonliu3603]

enjoying their moral high horse (but the horse is bought with Nour's popularity lol

[@rottenhead8385]

I believe that MANY shows like this are pitting men against women in a back handed kind of way. They disguise it with a "match up" situation but it's really a showcase of narcissism, ignorance and obnoxiousness. I think that these shows are now designed to set man against woman and vice versa. In order to create division and conflict. I adore your face and voice Mister Leo Sir.

[@prachisaini1]

They have all rotten stuff in one basket n you get a show which stinks to heavens.

[@KingsCrossVIP]

Thank you I couldnt find anywhere to watch this and you are bloody hilarious - 3hours + of great humor and comentary - love your vids will be binge watching them all lol

[@MsAllup]

As a half Arab woman, I love this ❤. None of this surprises me. Also, to say God be with you, Is just common in Arab countries.

[@shahadal-ward2557]

Thank you for covering this. This is an amazing Christmas gift 👏🏻😂♥️

[@ErenaaLamb]

Them being against women expressing themselves in any way or form because they could be too attractive for other men but then the men in the background constantly touching each other is the most funny thing ever.

[@kilimanjaro5537]

I personally preferred the Love is Blind Habibi to the American one and I say this as an American. I liked the cultural dynamic way more. I liked that it actually seems like in the Middle East, women are seen as the prize and the men lead more. The US feels like the men are the prize and don’t lead. I also liked that there was no kissing, etc. maybe it’s also because I’m Christian but I just appreciated the honor/shame culture of the Middle East far more than here in America. As one of my co-workers said ‘Americans talk too much and leave nothing to the imagination’ and I couldn’t agree more. Also I feel like someone like Nour would fare better here in the U.S.

[@layladavis02]

8:12 no it’s not common. At least not that I’ve seen. Islam laws allow to marry four women but doesn’t mean we all do that. Monogamy is the more common and more socially acceptable form of a relationship in most middle eastern countries. Same as America just legally in Islam you can marry four wife’s.😂 living in America I’ve had people ask me that so much. I think it’s the same with like mormons from what I’ve seen. It’s a small group that believes it multiple wife’s.

[@Ari-lq9pl]

In Arab Middle Eastern culture, men provide for their family. It's in the Quran. None of these men are traditional Arab men. Keep in mind that most of these guys are not arabs. They are Moroccans, etc. Different culture. My husband says it's his duty to provide. Most Arab Middle Eastern men I know are providers. I have a Ph.D., and still, I'm a SAHM. A lot of Arab couples are like this.

[@mumumeme8496]

all arab countries are conservative. don't think your country is the only one.

[@morbidlyxobsessed]

Am I the only who thinks it’s ok to be out with your friendgroup at 4am without your partner? it was never an issue in my relationships, on neither side. Of course we went out together too but sometimes one person is not in the mood or tired. But I never had an issue with my partner going to a club without me, as long as i know he made it home safe and is ok

[@beewest5704]

Never met a happily married couple where one stayed out or even wanted to stay out with friends till 4am. To each his own. Also in varsity I only dated older men so I could go out till 4am with friends without it being a issue. 😂

[@morbidlyxobsessed]

@@beewest5704 Well I have, maybe it’s different in Europe though?

[@joyous1011]

I think the whole guys friends being super touchy feely and emotional with each other is common with alot of countries. In fact i think US is the only country that frowns upon it because, of its homophonic roots. I know Philippines and African men that are like that and I thought it was weird at first but I had to ask myself why. Its definitely a learned behavior I have from being an American.

[@xbigfudge]

It's very uncommon but yes thechnically a man can have multiple wives in muslim culture but he has to provide and treat them equally, like I said very uncommon as they are still very conservative and having more than one wife is still considered cheating which is very frowned upon.

[@jade.99]

please leo, don't say "A-RAB" you sound like an old white man from Texas, and it feels like you're about to tell me to go back to my country 💀. it's *arab*-like you would say *alan*. *arabic* only refers to the language, like how *mandarin* is a language. about the wives thing: no, it's not like mormons. theoretically, men are allowed up to 4, but most people are in monogamous relationships. even if you come across someone with multiple wives, it’s usually someone from an older generation. younger people tend to ask about it more for the 'fun' of it. there are many 'arab'' countries, and customs vary greatly from one to another. i'm north african (not saying that all n.a. people are arabs-i don't want to be crucified), and polygamy is banned in one country here and rare in others. also, the uae is a hella rich country, so really, ''they're not like the other them *aa-rabz*.'' xd

[@TwobitsTiger]

Thiiiiiiiis

[@Jun-j1n]

Ughh I know and the (kh)abibi 😂

[@yvechapman9342]

@1:22:45 to give you some hope, my habibi is 5'7" and my father was 5'1" while my mom is 5'11". We stan the short kings round these parts.

[@modewear1202]

I don’t think there’s anything wrong with a woman not wanting to work and wanting to take care of the house just like there’s nothing wrong with a woman wanting to have a career either. It’s just that if you know you want to be a housewife didn’t get a man who is looking for a housewife and if you know you want to be a career woman didn’t get a man who wants a career woman and vice versa, it’s that simple

[@TheeQuinnM]

The editing was a little iffy. I loved most of the ideas but most of them were recycled, twice or even four times. It was good the first second time but...idk if im making sense.

[@kherise]

Finnally, can’t wait to watch this whole video, thank you. Your comments are highly entertaining, funny and many times I agree with your reflections . Best of luck on future videos, Merry Christmas 🎄🙏🏻

[@isapatchouly9095]

The level of toxicity on this show is wild. It's like seeing a caricature of the a lesson "how to spot a narcissist".This made me feel so uncomfortable.

[@ScorpioQueen420]

Needed this after a long day of working Retail.

[@mlola74]

I can't stand those men ganging against Noor and Karma while the hosts didn't stop them till really late. Clearly men rule here, while women rule in the US version. A middle ground is needed

[@J3003-uk9li]

indeed

[@Hannah-gd3kc]

A 3 hour deepdive by sixteenleo? My Christmas wish has been granted!

[@chicchairilakkuma]

I was interested in watching this season, but now I don't need to. I'd much rather watch a sixteenleo deep dive 😂 Also, it would be super cool if you did a deep dive of Love is Blind Japan, it's like a completely different animal from the other iterations of this show. There was very little toxicity and yet I was SO much more invested because I loved everyone and wanted them all to be happy and the drama was in knowing that wasn't possible 😢

[@AA13494]

it was the most bland and boring show ever. i cudnt careless. no1 ended up being married

[@nowthatshowwedoit]

The first episode had my crying and rooting for everybody

[@thetoadwalker3010]

If I am with a man, and we share the same goal of having a family and he understands that my intent is to have, raise, and homeschool those children, than his part of that partnership would be to be the main bread winner. However, partnership is key, the most important thing is to ensure that we both can provide the support the other needs to achieve our goals. Responsibility has to be shared at the end of the day, and how that works out for every couple will be different.

[@JusSaiyan-o6n]

Why can't you just admit that guy is in fact a womanizer? he was moving like an f boy from the beginning but you insist on minimizing what he's doing 1:07:16 he's not simply "giving everyone a chance" or "romancing everyone", he's been playing them. Just because he screamed about loving the other girl doesn't mean he wasn't hiding anything before that. There's a difference between talking with everyone to get to know them and heavily flirting and actively pursuing every single person you come in contact with.

[@rachel_ellingson]

Following on insta and hoping you get back your equipment and suitcase. Keep pushing through ❤ and happy holidays. Thank you for all your hard work

[@shethingsd]

Same. I keep hoping for an update that it's been found.

[@edgekushed2551]

You are a life saver, you litterally have no idea, how much we love when u upload. ❤ I also love sidequest suvi channel,. Much love

[@MsPalaa]

Was excited about this one but the sound in editing has made it hard with such difference in volume between clips :c has happened in other videos as well :c still supporting the channerl though

[@Mindofmona]

Leo ily don’t get me wrong but you insisting on calling us air-wraps instead of Arabs and khabibi instead of habibi gave me an ick

[@Mindofmona]

But doesn’t mean I will not binge this while working

[@positivevibesveda]

Took him like 97% of the video but he gets it at the end 3:03:22