Lateish Introduces... Ola Labib | The Lateish Show
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Rising star Ola Labib brings her unique, edgy comedy to the Lateish Show, smashing stereotypes and expectations along the way!
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Absolutely loved it! "I'll even keep my hijaab on!" DEAD! 😂🤣
LOVED this set, Ola Labib a name to remember!
💖😂😂 I have to check her out now, the time went so fast, i didn't want it to end
Not bad. Respect for Mo for giving everyone a chance.
Love her 😂
She is good!
I love her! Ola Labib 🔥
Amazing 👍🙌🙇♂️
😂😂😂
Quality!
Those masks look absolutely ridiculous
*Muzzles
Lol I love her personality but honestly her jokes don’t bang
Coming from a Muslim, Sisters let’s stop trash talking our religion as it is incompetent to speak on things you have zero knowledge on! والله , Walla or Wallah is an Arabic expression meaning "(I promise) by Allah or (I promise) by God" used to make a promise or express great credibility on an expression. It's an expression used in the conversation to make a person believe that he/she is not lying and telling the truth. For Muslims it is considered a sin to use this phrase and follow it up with a lie. Therefore {WALLAH} is not equal to “I swear on (Anyone’s) grave! Let’s try to not spread lies on Allah’s name inshallah and let’s REPRESENT OUR UMAH EXACTLY HOW THE SUNNAH OF PROPHET Muhammad{ peace & blessings be upon him} TEACHES US To! inshallah🤲🏾 #LETTHESUNNAHGOFORTH❣️
Cool name 🙃
The thing is that a British or English person saying "I swear on my mother's grave" is the same as what you are expressing. The grave doesn't have much to do with it as it is an expression meaning that you are being completely honest and is a solemn and grave promise to that extent. A common variation is "I swear on my life" which is literally "If I'm lying, you have the right to kill me."
If this regrettably becomes a trend, it won't be good for the sister's Arkhirah which will be forever, this world is temporary.
As a practicing Muslim, i find her "humour" to be quite cringe.
May Allah swt, guide us all Ameen.
She has been guided to do this. Much respect to her.
I didn't find her funny at all..
Cringe
My god that was cringe... it felt so staged and also felt that she was reading a story to me. Her paste was a bit off. It didnt feel natural I think she needs to work on her performance a bit more she even makes Bob Hope look good even he was scripted!
Everyone has to start somewhere mate. She’ll improve overtime. Unlike you.
I gotta respect her nerve to get up there. She didnt mention Tsa, planes or the M word even once.
@@irandude1655 yeah sure everyone has to start somewhere but even first timers can avoid doing a set like bob hope
Awful. Not a single joke. Terrible