Why this footballer was banished by his country

[@HistoryForAll]

As a kid growing up in Ghana, I absolutely idolized this man, he was brilliant

[@alaam.hassanein5998]

My brother Mostafa Metwally died in Portsaid stadium along with his 71 friends 💔 Abo Trika visited us at home to share these worest moments ever with us... A legend is just not enough for him ❤️

[@mostafahegazy1141]

الله يرحمه يا رب ويدخله فسيح جناته و جميع اموات المسلمين

[@moustafatantawy2921]

ربنا يرحمه و يغفر له و يسكنه فسيح جناته و ينور قبره ❤❤❤😢

[@Asterx5]

الله يرحمه و يرحمهم جميعا و يصبركم

[@omarnagah1229]

الله يرحمه و يرحمهم جميعا و يصبركم

[@eslamnage1]

الله يرحمه و يغفر له و رفاقه

[@Lawmakan]

As a Moroccan, and like many Moroccans, I consider Aboutrika the best Arabic football player of all time. His technical skills, movement, dribbling, personality, and attitude both on and off the pitch are phenomenal. If he had chosen to play abroad, I am confident that without a doubt, he would have been one of the best players of all time.

[@nathanolson3135]

Liar

[@MohamedRayane14]

No where near the level of being one of the best in only in season he just doesnt have the level like the messi's and maradonna's

[@AbdallahElmansy-oe5fx]

Not messi and. Aradona levels, but he was still a baller. In the 2009 confederations Cup, egypt played Brazil. Aboutrika was probably the MOTM as he narrowly lost 4-3

[@Ptahdaboss]

Almost every African knows Aboutrika was the greatest midfielder who never played outside Africa…he was a magician to say the least!!!

[@content4u999]

he was a legend

[@waltermosito1544]

Absolute joy to watch 👌🏾

[@dodoya2006]

Us egyptians even say that he was arguably better than Salah

[@Retcy]

​@@content4u999As a 12 year old i didnt know that

[@Sensey1234]

@@dodoya2006 bro don't compare winger with midfielder .. both different style. we love trika's personality more that for sure.

[@gunji_ng]

Aboutrika was regarded highly in Nigeria back then, not sure most of us were aware of his life off the field though (I wasn’t). We had serious appreciation for his achievements in the game. Afcons don’t hit the same these days 🥺

[@rinzo2009]

As in eh, na Mohammed Aboutrika and Ahmed Hassan wey turn AFCON to Farmer's League.

[@InquisitiveUniverse]

​@@rinzo2009don't forget Mido either.

[@okolochukwu4884]

I swear 2006, 08, 10

[@amrasfour1718]

​@@InquisitiveUniverseworst big name player ever .

[@InquisitiveUniverse]

@@amrasfour1718 he flopped in the EPL, yeah so did Amr Zaky but on their day. They tormented teams whilst wearing the Egypt shirt. Hossam Hassan was also another name that struck fear into the hearts of opponents. Damn! Man's getting old 🥲🥲🥲

[@tmanreloaded]

Aboutrika was that guy! Watching AFCON in 2000s was lit because of his performance for Egypt alongside Zaki and Mido. I (Nigeria) always hated facing them

[@radiabdallah2870]

as an algerian even though there has been a time where a lot problems happened between us and egypt in football between 2009 and 2011 ,but we always seen aboutrika as a legend and an idol for his stances and have incredible love and admiration for him

[@Mezoo.1989]

كل المشكل كان بسبب حكومتنا الفاسدة بمصر بنبقى خاوة❤

[@amerhamad-zp6ge]

As an Egyptian, I would like to say our problems are on the football field. We are brothers.

[@feram5116]

That's true. He's a legend and growing up in Algeria I always wanted our team to have a player like him back then.

[@MahmoudBayoumi]

We are Brothers and Sisters, we will always be like that. Football is just for the football pitch

[@MuhammadOsama2007]

بس يا اهطل هما حكومتهم ملايكة يعني . الاتنين عوبط @@Mezoo.1989

[@JohnChristian789]

There was a time between 2008-2010 when Aboutrika was more famous than the lights of Drogba & Etoó on the African continent. I always wondered what happened to him , all of our football Academy Midfield boys Idolised him so much. Terrible story to a soccer legend... 😢❤😢

[@Hannible]

As a Tunisian I can attest that Abutrika remains the most loved football player ever, even more than Mo Salah. He was our nemesis on the field (Tunisian national team and Esperance sportif de Tunis) but after the games we flocked to him for autographs! Let me tell you that Egypt lost a lot of popularity among North African football fans for what they did to him and Al ahla and ultras.... and Egyptian football as a whole. They recovered now somewhat but they're still nowhere near their 2006-2010 level. And for the non Arabs/Africans out there, Egyptians are the sweetest people you'll ever meet. Don't let the actions of politicians cloud your judgement vis-à-vis this glorious nation!

[@mahmoudmorsy9906]

love ur country bro :)

[@farawela1200]

ربنا يديم الحب والاخوه بيننا دايما ❤

[@magedelaraby6740]

I couldn't describe the situation any better. Good job brother Greetings from Egypt to the beloved Tunisia 🇹🇳❤️

[@ahmedtalaat5724]

God bless you brother ♥️

[@MAlgammal]

As an Egyptian, I am so humbled by your comment. Thank you, brother. Arab unity forever 🫡

[@OmarAly02]

I love how you delivered the raw facts despite all the controversial topics touched in the video. Amazing!

[@dragonusuralis8287]

The problem is that they never post these controversial videos on their Arabic channel, which makes me wonder

[@OmarAly02]

@@dragonusuralis8287 Usually there is a significant delay in videos between the English and the Arabic channel. Also, I think it will be far more controversial when presented to a purely Arabic audience, who probably lived through all of these events firsthand and may share different views. No idea anyways, we'll see if they ever share this video in Arabic.

[@dragonusuralis8287]

@@OmarAly02 there is a delay but I know they will skip this vid just like they did with the videos on Saudi and Qatar.

[@OmarAly02]

Also, it might be a safety issue for the Arabic tifo narrator (which I guess is an Egyptian), so better not to have an Arabic version of this if it might cause someone to get significantly hurt.@@dragonusuralis8287

[@SafwanWaleed]

As an Egyptian, thank you very much for doing this video despite its controversy and i can assure you that its going to be removed from egyptian youtube in a couple of days

[@tomeast0]

There is no war in Ba Sing Se.

[@mkodyglobalsouthsoldier]

It's still up Or not ???

[@TheebX92]

Aboutrika was a triator

[@mohamedzaher4211]

@@TheebX92he never was. Only a legend who supports the people at any cost.

[@TheebX92]

@@mohamedzaher4211 He only support the people who agree with his Islamic ideology

[@calebvieyra4801]

Really really well written and spoken. Very good storytelling, it felt like I was watching a movie

[@omarhassan5893]

I am 24 and I always say that I fell in love with football because of 2 players. Cristiano Ronaldo and Mohamed Abutreika. It is a big loss for football that this guy didn’t play in europe at the highest level so more people can enjoy his magic. Forget about all his trophies, goals and many great moments, you just have to watch Egypt vs Brazil in the 2009 confederations cup. Against the very best this guy dominated the midfield and dropped an all timer that reminds me of Zidane’s performance against brazl in 2006. Legend🫡 El Magicooo ❤️❤️

[@AmrHussein1805]

And yet he is a better man than a footballer

[@ZoogaZig]

I am genuinely impressed with how you covered this topic. While I am an Egyptian--and a football fanatic--I am also a legal academic and found this very well done. This is why Tifo is so well respected, please keep it up. (Do more AC Milan content, please? Lol)

[@ideservesomehappinessinmyl5500]

forza milan greatest team ever

[@102030mohamed]

The amount of research went into this is admirable. Well spoken and narrated.

[@AmrHussein1805]

True, but Trike is really worth the effort

[@Villainous98]

This the type of Videos that made and still make Tifo stand out, Well done

[@islamnour2857]

As Egyptian I'm truly truly thankful for you for making such a remarkable video; in egypt we miss this honesty and transparency in media and freedom of speech.. thanks for showing the right picture without any manipulation and for using the right words for describing some events it gives hope to see that some people out there actually seeing the truth..and our love for abo trika is beyond football and trophies he's a man who wasn't afraid to stand with the right and sacrificing things during this road.. once more thank u i appreciate your commitment to providing valuable content without any hidden agendas or ulterior motives. Your dedication to presenting the truth, even when it may be unpopular or challenging, is truly admirable. It is refreshing to see someone who prioritizes honesty and transparency above all else. Thank you so much for Conveying the truth without embellishment or deception. Hope u see my comment.

[@gmunna704]

Aboutrika was the reason I cried numerous times.. what a player..

[@vbthings]

I had to stop the video at 4:10 to cry. Devastating

[@donaldleroi9544]

Aboutrika led Egypt to their last AFCON which was hosted in my country Ghana in 2008. It was surreal at such a young age to watch his talent

[@talkingshadow]

The last cup was 2010

[@abdallahali4878]

​@@talkingshadowhe was injured in 2010 and didn't join the squad

[@Idleo]

Sending love from Egypt to the black stars ❤️❤️❤️

[@MahmoudAhmed-di9zr]

It so great to talk about the greatest player in Egypt history We still love not just as former player but as human because his good behaviors and for what he stand for it's so hard those days to find someone like him he's true hero for us may Allah save and bless him ❤22

[@nofun3903]

He's the only person who always impressed me throughout the years with his consistency. Both on and off the field. Many heroes and idols rose and fell. Abo Treika is the only one who never changed his positions under the pressure of money, fame, glory, threats, exile, accusations and much more. A true Hero for many generations in the whole Arab world! The only person who united Algeria and Egypt during the peak of tensions. I wish we had more of him but sadly no one, only in my humble opinion, matched his legacy.

[@mostafahussein36]

For us as Egyptians he is the greatest of all time .. thanks for this video to share his story to the whole world ❤

[@haslemdacarter2055]

Im a Nigerian and I swear this man was my football hero growing up 💯

[@kingkhaya1115]

As a South African football fan forever, man what a player this guy was wow legend! 🔥🔥🔥

[@bahaadeenal-ees1488]

I compliment you on making this video despite its controversy.

[@Shitposting_IHMN]

Em no xD

[@eslamel-geddawy2875]

No controversy whatsoever, from an arab people point of view ❤️

[@auoft3957]

As accurate as it should be

[@sabelonxosi7336]

Controversy in Egypt,not to us in the free world,us the unoppressed shall tell the stories of the oppressed

[@arwae.7812]

@@sabelonxosi7336 TBF i doubt whoever runs this channel cares what that rat sisi and his govt think

[@bahriboy]

Amazing work, thank you! When the chance arises i always mention this amazing player to spread awareness about the quality of Arab & Arfican football.

[@abdallaadel8739]

could not hold my tears remembring all of these sad moments .. Hats off Tifo for the very presiced details

[@wondersofancientegypt]

What a video, My tears down now. I am extremely surprised about presenting all the facts as you are Egyptian and living with us all that time. A GREAT effort and one of the most amazing KZbin videos I have ever seen lately. Aboutrika is beyond a football player for all of us in Egypt and Arab World, he is an Icon and symbol for manhood. love whoever the team worked on that video.

[@SpardaDante]

As a Saudi and Al hilal fan I dreamed that Abotrika will play for my team but he stayed loyal to Al Ahli he was really a generational talent

[@moustafamahmoud5509]

Wow! What a great job you guys did! It's amazing and well prepared video. The details amazed me so much!

[@Mezoo.1989]

كأنهم عايشين معانا ياجدع فاهمين الدنيا

[@abealih92]

For people who asks this is repost, no is not cause the other video is Hakan Şükür, turkish world cup 2002 players who being exiled from Turkey.

[@f_riesl7811]

Great work as always, never expected a deep dive into African/Egyptian football, but it truly shows the quality and integrity that goes in making your videos.

[@BCian]

These Monday morning Tifo short stories are great. Keep them up

[@TarekHabib]

Man!! this is the best video I watched in long time! Wonderfully accurate, correct and not biased information.. I could not describe it in the same great way!

[@mohammadabdel-wanes3931]

Our hero Our beloved and principled man

[@tahseen812]

He's a great footballer, a living legend, and a charismatic person. He's also so much loved by millions of people in Egypt and elsewhere.

[@omarelgendy1286]

As alahly fan i consider him my best footballer i ever watch. he was seen in my club's best moments inside and outside football. what a player 22❤️

[@samztubez]

Am from Sudan, and we love AbouTrika, for us he is an idol in and outside of the pitch!. Thanks for the video

[@logistaur]

Massive respect to you guys for making this video!

[@ezzeldin101]

It's so promising to see an English man that understands what really happened in that era and says the truth about it, I respect that effort, Bro. Full respect from Egypt

[@leobestbote4244]

Funny story, wen i started to embrace my love for football l happened to be watching an afcon match and then i heard the commentator say "Egypt most capped player" referring to Aboutrika but since i was a newbie then i thought it meant most kept player like they really love him so much such that they keep him so much😂. I was like wow this player must be great. So each time i heard commentators say Spain most capped player and so forth i was like ooh so thats Spain finest, so thats Brazil's finest player wow. Later on wen i became familiar with football terminology and kept hearing this and learning the game i felt embarrassed o myself now knowing wat a cap means for players at international level😂.

[@1882osr]

In fairness, that is almost the same thing. It's not an endorsement as the finest, but it does mean they were considered by various national managers to be the best to play in their position and did so more than any other player. So you weren't that far off

[@undyingknowledge7818]

​@@1882osrvery true

[@Dessa792MIB]

He was never Egypt most capped player? It was Hossam Hassan and then Ahmed Hassan

[@leobestbote4244]

@@Dessa792MIB be that as it may from wat I remember back then that's like wat I heard

[@DjMezosTT]

❤this brings back memories of of the true greats he was par with Mo Salah if not even better off the pitch a true Captain and leader one of the most loved person even by rival teams

[@dragonusuralis8287]

This is a great video, I hope u will be able to post this on ur Arabic channel because I know a lot of Arabic speakers who would love to learn about this

[@KHALID47]

deserved an episode,i remember his name very well growing up watching the African cup of nations as well as his skill.

[@content4u999]

Abo Treka is a Legend. He stood against the Military Dictatorship in Egypt thats why he was banished

[@shifokh]

Or maybe because he was an islamist

[@kareem54592]

he funded and backed a terrorist group which killed many egyptians so by default he is a terrorist. end of discussion.

[@yousufalassal6025]

@@kareem54592 nonsense This is not true

[@mrbeard798]

@@kareem54592you know nothing except for your pathetic propaganda that you believe in.

[@ammarsanad5685]

​@@kareem54592man we are in 2023 and yet you're still buying this? Just look around you and you will figure out it was nothing but a well-organized plan by The Military forces gang to rule the country, terrorize people, steal as much as they can and ruin our heritage.

[@A2M010]

تحية لكم من مصري عاصر الاحداث التقرير في منتهى الروعة والمصداقية جزاكم الله خير الجزاء ❤🇪🇬

[@kstephen88694]

Aboutrika was such a great player who was under appreciated, the shehata coached Egyptian team (2004-2008) failing to qualify for the world cup one of the best African teams I have ever seen

[@anubis8586]

Exactly. It’s such a tragedy they didn’t go to the World Cup. They would’ve actually done wonders and gone far. One of the most legendary African teams ever.

[@ramibasha9588]

Tifo Football we as Egyptians thank you very much for your effort into making this short documentary, much appreciated.

[@MrTato1960]

Abou Treika is one of the best 3 football players in history of Africa. He is a Legend and an icon. The vast majority in Egypt are in love with him and he will always be an icon for us 😍💪🏼

[@mohamedel-tayeb152]

As an Egyptian who lived and witnessed all the events mentioned in the video , I congratulate you on producing such an amazing and informative piece of media with really accurate depiction of events , so refreshing to see a western content creator make a video with that high level of accuracy , AbouTreka was an amazing player on field and a beloved hero of the people in Egypt till this day . Keep the good work up

[@ahmedhegazy1816]

Thank you tifo for the highlight of Our hero Abo trika had an amazing vision and outside foot plus good scoring abilities , he is salah idol He had great principles and good heart 22❤

[@Mezoo.1989]

As Egyptian I'm really impressed how this video described the situation as it is. Raw facts and accurate political info 🖤🖤

[@Mostafaahahahabvzba]

Another outstanding video from Tifo. Beautiful story telling and the facts were spot on.

[@karimmuhammad2765]

Abu Trika is without a doubt one of the greatest and most talented footballers of all time. I was lucky to witness his whole career happening in front of me, playing for the team I support. No one would understand how extraordinary he was on the pitch, you simply had to be there. Forever a legend ♥️22♥️

[@Zaid_KH2]

Tahya el sisi

[@uriustosh]

If he was so good he would have played at higher levels. Fact is, he wasnt that good.

[@husseinweshahy2178]

@@uriustoshu didn’t see him play but yeah u have a point i guess

[@karimmuhammad2765]

@@uriustosh Football in Egypt in the 2000s was good enough to keep you in it. Most players from that era weren't looking for a higher level to be at. They'd rather to stay in their country with their families and within their culture, while also getting paid a lot of money because the country actually cared about Football in that era. Over the years Abu Trika got many offers from European teams but he decided to stay.

[@karimmuhammad2765]

@@Sherif_Yehia Football quality wise was unbelievably great. We literally won 3 consecutive AFCONs 2006,2008 and 2010 with a squad that 95% of it were local players from the Egyptian league. At a time where the other teams like Ivory Coast and Cameroon were led by players like Drogba and Eto. You wouldn't be able to do that without actual good football in your country's league.

[@hossambalala2128]

great video and great recognition to one of the best players in the history of Africa ❤️❤️

[@Ace_of_hearts21]

One of the best videos I've seen from this channel. I hope peace reaches every part of the globe. One love everyone

[@mahdy101]

Thank you for making this video. Respect

[@streetscholar3539]

More content like this please tifo! Found this very interesting.

[@wwaelm]

As a Sudanese I believe AboTrika is the Greatest football player that ever existed.. 22 the GOAT ❤️

[@badrjahwari]

Thank you for making this great video about ones of three greatest Arab players of all time. I loved the accuracy and the word selection (military coup) which is a taboo these days in Egypt

[@itsgemy]

خليك ف بلدك يا عماني انت مال اهلك ثوره ولا انقلاب؟؟ وكانت ثوره ونزلت وشاركت.

[@trevork233]

Great content as always! would love to see more African stories on the channel!

[@akrammohamed8374]

Mad respect for covering this story!! Much love Tifo

[@Bruss390]

As a European you can be quite insulated from football in the rest of the world. What an incredible story.

[@anythingdependsonmymood8336]

new subscriber here, the honesty in this video and the purity of the truth being revealed as many and most media try to fabricate it and show something else, your sources are very truthful and such an class video the I will never forget. lots of love from egypt and all around the world

[@goright84]

I don’t watch football or have any interest in that sport yet l have been a fan of Abutrika, as a human and an idol. Such a wonderful and righteous person who had gladly lost everything for his principals

[@spawnofthedead4556]

Supported Palestinian terrorists 🤮

[@islamhatem5567]

​@@spawnofthedead4556Get your mom's phone back to her kid

[@MohammedAhmed-yu4ru]

The presence of Abu Trika is what made me attracted to the video, what a wonderful thing 😍🦅🇪🇬

[@arwae.7812]

As an Arab, I am impressed with how well you've covered this story...Abutrika was and still is a true legend whom we take great pride in. He is the embodiment of what it means to be a real man; always sticking to his values even if he's up against a repulsive evil tyrant. May God bless him.

[@mohanadebada2298]

Thank you for making this small documentary about the greatest Egyptian players of all time This video brought me all kings and I even cried while watching on fb Thank you guys 😊❤❤❤

[@Swantoni040]

Can you make a video on the situation at Ajax? Even as a Dutch football fan, I find it hard to keep up with the developments

[@JakeStevyson]

HITC Sevens would consideration.

[@mohammedhamdi9784]

AMAZING EFFORT! Thank you so much for this 🎉

[@the1greko]

Abu Trika, another sportsman bigger than any club. With more balls and humanity than Ronaldo or Messi. He didnt sold his soul to money or an easy life. He lost his freedom but won everyone's respect, also from his enemies. Honestly I didnt knew this story but needs to be know because our media is controled by powerful people that only let us adore useless idols, useless hobbies and sports. Long live Abu Trika Peace Love Unity and Respect

[@uriustosh]

Humanity? You mean his homophobic hate speech campaigns? That humanity? The guys is a religious freak. No more no less. Just another bigot. Oh wow he supports Palestine. That and 5 euro might get him a coffee.

[@Torkild2007]

Thank you for every video you make, I learn something every day. Could you talk about the history of the Norwegian footballer called Odd Frantzen? He won bronze medal in the 1936 Olympics, but was killed in his own house because of a fight of alcohol.

[@Taleb_Jubeh]

the h in Al-Ahly is pronounced just like in english, it's not a kh sound even though we have a letter that also uses "H" in english version but this scenario does not include it

[@ahmedshams763]

thanks tifo for the honest research. i come from egypt and he is proudly my idol. he is one of the most established players in Egyptian history as well.

[@majdalmohanna3038]

A true legend ❤️

[@mohamedzin2491]

This just became my favorite channel. I did not think you would do Aboutrika justice, but this exceeded my expectations. Thank You for the honest reporting on the true Egyptian King.

[@AB.GC0]

This is the best video I've seen in a long time... he always stoof for the weak and the poor

[@darrenasante924]

I love it when you do stuff like this. Very well done

[@shehababoali8231]

There's no player like him and there will be none like him, at least for the next 50 years

[@content4u999]

He was a brave Person who put his values above his career

[@shehababoali8231]

@@content4u999 the good that he did off the pitch are unforgettable He's a MAN with the full meaning of the word ❤️

[@MDSS0]

A sad story not only for him but for the Egyptians 💔

[@ahmedadelsorour6407]

Amazing video spot on, I'm Egyptian btw and i love Aboutrika

[@PRzep]

May I recommend a video on Hakan Sukur. He was a great Turkish player who vanished.

[@JinQb]

Bingo! I was thinking the same thing!

[@thegoldeneagle1096]

The guy is a blessing. Can’t help being loved by people wherever he is

[@abdelrahmanamr2571]

Still a hero in the eyes of al ahly fans and a legend

[@theexplorer1476]

Abu trika is a real man, who was not afraid to stand for what is right, he is forever beloved by us❤

[@Tidaltwist]

Egypt rulers are the most corrupt and ridiculous ever. It used to be a police state, now it's a military state as well. I feel sorry for the people. Aboutrika will always remain a legend #22.

[@mr.hatemashraf59]

The best egyptian player ❤️

[@content4u999]

I agree

[@samuellewis4042]

The best channel on KZbin in my eyes, it equals what I deem the best football publication, the athletic, in terms of its importance to teaching me the story behind the story. I hail both tifo and the athletic as a prime example of how journalism should be done.

[@debo2189]

0:23 'considered enemy of the state by his own country' CORRECTION: 'by the dictatorship running his country'. Aboutrika other nickname is 'the beloved of the fans' he is one of if not the most beloved figure in the entire country, the middle east, and the whole continent. Other than that, huge respect on your full detailed research, I am shocked about the accuracy of your information to the tiniest of details!!

[@itsmidorabie]

It's called "An expression" my friend. It's just like when you say "This restaurant is bad" ... Maybe it's the people who serve, or the food, or if it's clean or not... etc. The explanation is the only thing would let me know why do you think that restaurant is bad.

[@mounirziani6295]

I salute you for doing your home work right for such a pretty complicated subject for you , the amount of information and the accuracy is remarkable

[@donj1]

what a story! hero of the people 🙏🏼 may Allah bless him always ✊🏼

[@content4u999]

Amen

[@rinzo2009]

Amen

[@Coolboyandcoolthings]

As Moroccans we love abu trika. He's the real icon and model to follow: modesty, dedication, pious, qnd great football player

[@NaticzkaKaminskaHenryDolphin]

Cristiano Ronaldo also always supported Palestinians and Syria against the global powers. But you didn't make a video about it.

[@jfj20]

Very good player. A good example of a geat player that never played in Europe and, because of that, is very underrated nowadays. Saw him playing against São Paulo in the 2005 Club World Cup and in some African Cups (At that time ESPN Brasil gave huge covery for the tounament, more than any other TV outside africa, it was very cool)

[@ahmad8039]

The best football player Egypt ever had. Saying as a fan of Zamalek, the rival of Alahly!

[@EleanorvonSchonbergThethird]

He was a true legend every touch felt like magic He was so unreal that's the only reaction that I had watching him was astonishment

[@moaazhussein6776]

I’m amazed of how everything mentioned in this video is fact, especially on the political side.

[@Asmith3]

great videobig thanks from egypt

[@khaledd07]

Booked and warned for bringing "politics" about Palestine in the pitch, but now they wear Ukraine tags and bring it up. Hypocrites

[@mohsaid]

Amazing video, i didn't know all this and i always respected Aboutrika, thanks for sharing