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Majid Al-Husseini gets on a call with Benjamin Major AKA Kaffein, to discuss the rappers beginnings in Hip Hop, the history of the Hip Hop scene in Jeddah, his new album and much more. (The interview is split in to two parts below) Part 1: Part 2: Check Out Kaffein's Music at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPPqZuTJONP9rYCcg1ss1NA make sure to share the video and subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates, exclusive content and much more.

Majid Al-Husseini gets on a call with Saudi/Moroccan Entrepreneur and owner of the AZM Establishment, Khalid Idrees. The topics discussed include: the EDM Scene in Saudi Arabia, as well as the future of the music and entertainment business in Saudi Arabia and much more. (The interview is split in to two parts below). Part 1: Part 2: Check Out AZM's exiting ventures and initiatives at: http://azmksa.com/ make sure to share the video and subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates, exclusive content and much more.

Ermias Joseph Asghedom, AKA Nipsey Hussle (often stylized as Nipsey Hu$$le), was an American rapper, activist, and entrepreneur. Emerging from the West Coast Hip Hop scene in the mid-2000s, Nipsey independently released his first mixtape, Slauson Boy Volume 1 , which led to him being signed to Cinematic Music Group and Epic Records. From that point onwards, he released numerous mixtapes, including his Bullets Ain't Got No Name series, The Marathon , The Marathon Continues and Crenshaw. After much delay, his debut studio album Victory Lap was released in 2018 to much critical acclaim and commercial success. Nipsey was also know for his entrepreneurship and philanthropy as he started many endeavors to empower himself and his community as well. On March 31, 2019, Nipsey was fatally shot in his neighborhood outside his clothing store, The Marathon. Nipsey Hussle was one of the smartest and realest rappers of his generation and his life bears many lessons. Here are the top 10 lessons from Nipsey Hussle's life: 1-Make Real Sacrifices: When Nipsey was active in the streets, he was at the top of his neighborhood, with expensive chains, watches, cars and men ready to die for him. However, the short life span of the street life, made Nipsey realize he must change his business and get into something legal, as most people in the position he was in at the time, ended up either dead or in jail. He decided to pursue his passion, music. At first, Nipsey had to sell all of his expensive belongings and invest into his music. For a few years, he downgraded his lifestyle and people were talking about him as if he fell off. He persevered through that transition period and released many popular mixtapes and singles. After a few years of consistent hard work, he signed a deal with Epic Records, which positioned him in the forefront of the LA rap scene. In order to achieve success, you must make real sacrifices and leave you're comfort zone. 2-Surround Yourself With Winners : Nipsey had to change his surroundings in order to grow. Surrounded by gang members who would part take in deadly activities to survive, he realized he had to change his circle, or as he would call it "escaping survival mode". Nipsey made it his mission, to surround himself by like minded people that want growth and progress. He ended up with a million dollar circle, surrounded by people like: LA Business Man, Daivd Gross, who was Nipsey's partner in many of his businesses. Idris Sandu, a young entrepreneur and tech Guru who developed the high tech in The Marathon store. As well as, the many artists currently under the All Money In label, Carrying on Nipsey Hussle’s musical legacy. Including: J Stone, Cuzzy Capone, Killatown, Cobby Supreme, BH and PCD . Having such energy and expertise around him, helped him propel his career to the next level. As the saying goes "show me your friends and I'll show you your future". The more you surround your self with ambitious, high preforming people, the higher your chances are at becoming successful. 3- Invest In Yourself First: In 2013, a young Nipsey did his first interview with HardknockTV. When asked about why he didn't wear a lot of jewelry , his answer stunned the journalist. Nipsey stated that he plans to spend his money bettering himself and his community, rather than blowing it on materialistic objects that lose value. When Nipsey made the transition from the streets to the studio, he started out by buying all the necessary equipment, spent hours practicing the skill and art of rap and attended every music industry workshop/conference that was being held, in order to ensure his success in the music industry. Once he got some success, he would invest his riches into property, businesses and empowering those around him, which enabled him to build the business empire that he owned. The most important and most valuable investment you can ever make is in your self. You can do that by buying/attending courses to improve your skills and craft, buying equipment that increase the quality and efficiency of your work, as well as buying assets that build wealth . 4-Always Give Out Opportunity When You Are In A Position Of Power: Whenever Nipsey got an opportunity, whether it was a new deal or a new business he is starting, he always made sure to help those around him to be finically free. Most of the positions and jobs centered around his business empire, were held by his friends and family. His brother "Black Sam", ran the clothing brand "The Marathon", his mother, sister and childhood friends were co-owners in his other businesses. Make sure you empower those around you, That way, you will have a more solid team around you, make sure that your friends have your back if you were to take a fall and it serves as good karma as well. 5-Tolerance Is A Trait That Will Get You A Long Way: The environment that Nipsey grew up in is one that was dominated by gang culture. Members from different neighborhoods, streets, cities and gangs were at constant war for dominance and control over scarce resources in areas ignored by the state. This power struggle has been going on for decades, rivalries would pass down from generation to generation. Even though Nipsey was gang affiliated, he always made sure to keep an open mind, have empathy and be tolerant of everyone he comes across, even if they were considered rivals. This brought fourth many opportunities to Nipsey, as he was able to communicate with everyone and work with people he otherwise wouldn't have been able to work with. People such as Kendrick Lamar and YG. Tolerance and acceptance are traits that will take you a long way as, they bring opportunities and open doors. 6-Have A Community Behind You: One of the major factors in Nipsey's rise to success was the fact that he had the city of Crenshaw and Los Angles as a whole behind him. That includes, people in the streets as well as other artists and celebrities from the city supporting him. He also had his family hold him down, he earned that support by taking care of both his family and community and making sure to give back whenever he could. It is important to have a community that follows and supports you on your journey to achieving your goals. It will serve as a support system that you will need. Having a community behind you will help you succeed, as you'll have a large group of people that have common background and goals, believing in you, supporting you and rooting for you at all times. 7-Diversify: Nipsey was known for being a serial entrepreneur that was able to build a diverse portfolio of investments and business, which allowed him to achieve financial freedom. Nipsey's Business empire included a clothing brand/store, a marketing company, real estate, a co-working space and much more. All of those different businesses created multiple streams of income for Nipsey, which allowed him to live his life on his own terms. It was evident in his music, as Nipsey had the freedom to make music at the highest level, taking his time to perfect it to the smallest detail, since he wasn't under financial pressure to release it by a certain deadline. He did things how he wanted, when he wanted, thanks to the financial freedom awarded by his diverse portfolio of business activities. Diversification can maximize your returns as you will have different income yielding investments and endeavors that react differently to different events, which minimizes risk as well. It also ends up creating passive income in the long run, which means you will make money while you sleep. Allowing you the freedom to do what you want and when you want. 8-Think Outside Of The Box: Nipsey was known for thinking outside of the box and always bringing something innovative to the game. One of the defining moments in Nipsey's career, is when he dropped his popular "Crenshaw" mixtape. Along with releasing it on all streaming platforms, he would make special CD packages and sell them for $100 each, in a campaign under the title "Proud To Pay". Many thought he was crazy for selling a mixtape for $100 dollars, especially with the fact that it was available online for free. However, that was the genius in it, that move resulted in Nipsey getting a lot of attention from the media, putting him in many headlines. He also added a package of exclusive content and experiences for those who bought the CD, which peeked many of his fan's interest, including his idol, hip hop legend Jay-Z, who bought a hundred copies of the Crenshaw mixtape. Another one of Nipsey's innovative endeavors, is the technology in his store, The Marathon Clothing. The walls in the store and all the products have AI code in them, meaning you could scan the walls in The Marathon or any product you bought from there and Nipsey's latest song or music video will start playing on your phone. Such endeavors made Nipsey one of the most innovative artists in Hip Hop and a true disruptor in the game. Doing things differently and bringing innovation to your work/industry will award you heavily as it will give you a big advantage over your competitors. 9. Provide Value: Every good musician has a certain edge and special feel to their music that makes them unique. Nipsey had his own edge, and it served as a big factor in building his fan base, it was providing value. There is no doubt that when you listen a Nipsey Hussle track, you are about to learn something new, be motivated or inspired. That made him stand out amongst his peers and built him create a loyal fan base that helped him reach the top. Providing value to people will pay off enormously. It will allow you to meet new people, gain new experiences, open yourself up to new opportunities for even more success and give you a sense of fulfilment . 10. Run A Marathon Not A Sprint: As Nipsey once said in an interview with BigBoiTV, "The only difference between me and who ever else is doing this, is I never quit." The road to realizing one's goal, is one that is long and challenging. Progress must be taken step by step and one's vision must be long term. There is no such thing as overnight success, those who come up quick come down just as fast. Keep your head down and work hard. Your time will come! REST IN POWER NIPSEY, THE MARATHON CONTINUES! Support Visionary Magazine And The Late Nipsey Hussle's legacy By Getting Your own Copy Of His Biography below: https://amzn.to/2AELQk5 Make sure to share this article if you liked it and subscribe to our newsletter to receive notifications on our latest posts, as well as exclusive content and much more!

Majid gets on a call with Oman based R&B artist Hussein, to discuss the music scene in Oman, his music marketing and much more. Check Out Hussein's music at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqW7OZtBPWBrS_lEctvYW_w Follow his instagram at: https ://www.instagram.com/nameishussein/?hl=en Make sure to share this article if you liked it and subscribe to our newsletter to receive notifications on our latest posts, as well as exclusive content and much more!

Majid gets on a call with Hip Hop/R&B artist Mag1k, to discuss him working with Lil Baby, his hit song with Tory Lanez and much more. Check out Mag1k's music at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEylx4IWkfvNQFgWyJFX4pA Make sure to share this article if you liked it and subscribe to our newsletter to receive notifications on our latest posts, as well as exclusive content and much more!

Rex Chouk is a Multi-Media Saudi Pop Artist from Jeddah, making waves all over Saudi Arabia. He keeps his identity anonymous and disguises himself with a mask he refers to as ‘Chouka’ and ‘Choomy’. His artworks are a contemporary commentary of the system, he uses characters and expressions imbued with icons and slang from global pop culture to describe the status quo and the events taking place in the world. Rex's work is becoming more and more relevant as cultural reforms and a bigger emphasis on arts take place in Saudi Arabia. We have an in-depth conversation with Rex about his beginnings in art, reactions to his work and more. -What got you into art, was it always a passion of yours? I never considered myself an artist or even thought of pursuing art, in fact, I started creating in 2013! What got me into art is the idea of it being immortal in a way, and how it can be referenced in history to describe or understand a culture in a certain point of time. I also find art to be therapeutic and soulful. I certainly enjoy the process of creating as much, if not more, than the final outcome. -How do Saudis react to your work? I think people try to understand my messages even if they are vague or unclear, sometimes they laugh, ask questions or even challenge my ideas. But overall, I would say there is a sense of curiosity. - How do foreigners react to your work? I think it helps people relate or try to understand the Arabian culture from a different perspective. A perspective that allows them to engage in a conversation about stereotypes and misconceptions. -How did living in New York influence your style? I feel like I always had my “style” but, what I learned in NYC is that truly, anything is possible! I also learned a lot from artists around me as, it was a city full of talent expression and ambition. -What does "REX" the main character in many of your pieces represent? Rex, represents an eternal spirit and in my artwork, he is the reference point for the viewer. The character is light-hearted and not a preacher, rather a food for thought chef ;) -You use the theme of space a lot in your work, what is the idea behind it? The eternal spirit, the bigger picture, the universe. The eternal home from a worldly perspective. -What is your favorite piece of work and why? I don't have a favorite, but I do enjoy my earliest works and how raw they were in terms of technique. It is always wonderful to look back at the different steps I took naturally and how I continue to evolve. -How challenging is it to make art for a living and have a business around your art? Extremely tough! It was a scary step for me but I decided to pursue it after testing the waters for a couple of years. I would say approaching it as a business is a healthy way to look at monetizing it and setting some targets as well. And like every business, you need to have contingency plans and give it your all. -How was it collaborating with G-Shock? It was a dream collaboration for me, all I wear is Gshock #PlasticDiamondsOnMyWriss, so when it came to be it was a special moment. We did 70 watches in a pop up and we sold out too, so that was dope! -What do you think of the art/creative scene in Saudi Arabia and where do you see it going? I like it, there’s more expression, more talent and more energy! Like any scene, it will take it's time to grow, but I think we finally have the right environment for it to flourish. I’d be interested to hear what people who are not creatives think about the art scene here. -Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Hopefully healthy and alive XD, if not then hopefully in a better place #PrayForMe, 10 years is a long time and I don't take this for granted. Scary right? #RexInPeace widit -From experimenting with canvases in 2014, to where you are now, what are the 3 most important lessons you learned from your journey so far? -Things don't go as planned so don't have too many expectations. -Consistency is key and it will guide you to your next “IT” -If you want it you really have to go all in for it or you're just wasting time. + a 4th one for the culture: It is okay to fail and it is okay to be insecure #KeepGoing. Check Out Rex's website at: https://rexchouk.com/ Make sure to share this article if you liked it and subscribe to our newsletter to receive notifications on our latest posts, as well as exclusive content and much more!

Sammy Yousef Shiblaq (Born April 2,1999), Better known as Sammy Shiblaq, is a Palestinian/American rapper who grew up in Detroit, Michigan before moving to the Bay Area, in hopes to achieve his Hip-Hop dreams. He began rapping at a young age, gaining inspiration from his older brother, who also was a rapper back in the day. In those times, Sammy was locally known as “Shibby” or “Young Shibby”. By age 15, Sammy Shiblaq had started to create a loyal fan base on Soundcloud dropping track after track, his listeners in Detroit and San Jose grew in numbers. His notable singles include Patience, The Man, Scheming, Stuck In My Ways and Hard, while also dropping 2 projects. His first mixtape was titled Faith & Hustle (2019) and one EP called 4 The People (2020). In March of 2020, Faith & Hustle passed 200,000 streams on Spotify. Still young and ambitious, there is only more to come from Sammy Shiblaq. -Does the Bay Area sound have an influence on your music? The Bay Area is a place I moved to back and forth in my life. I currently live in San Jose, so it’s no doubt that there is an influence from the things I see around me. But growing up in Detroit made me; my music, my whole sound, the way I move, my character, so in contrast to the Bay, it’s a different story. I would say the Detroit Sound has influenced my music more than anything, but the Bay area groove and hyphy beats are things I’m definitely hip to. -What first got you into Hip Hop? I grew up around Hip-Hop my whole life. In Detroit, we’ve produced some of this generation's greatest artists in both the mainstream and in the streets. I started freestyling and rapping under the name of "Young Shibby", when I turned 4 and I always dreamed of doing this. -What's your favorite song of yours so far, and why? My favorite song is the intro to my "Faith And Hustle" album, it tells my story as you listen to it.I feel like if you play that song to a new listener for the first time, they will become a fan in the near future, if they got a real ear for this Hip Hop stuff. One day, I know The Intro will be a classic in my catalogue and I’m happy it’s starting to get it’s respect and recognition now. -You always make sure to represent the Middle East and Palestine in your music, what does Palestine mean to you and why do you feel the need to represent it the way you do? All my life, I've voiced that I'm from Falasteen, I grew up with this as all I knew. My father would tell me the stories of what went down before the Shiblaq’s were forced out of Haifa, to this day our people still face one of the worst acts of oppression in history. I faced too many hardships because, I come from a land & culture that was taken away from my people, I just could never stay quiet about that. They told me “chill and don’t get political”, but I never listened ,telling my story as a Palestinian and painting out the oppression is not political; it’s real life. -Are you aware of the hip hop scene in the Middle East and in Palestine specifically? I try to be in touch as much as I can with the Palestinian hip hop scene. I’m still studying the rest of the Middle East scene, as I say Dubai is a hot spot for good artists, along with Morocco. Growing up, we used to listen to DAM, as their music was authentic and a blueprint for a lot of Arab & Palestinian rappers today. Eleyanna is also an amazing Palestinian singer breaking all barriers on her rise to the top. I try to stay in touch as much as I can, though it’s hard since I have to focus on my own craft and lane before I can get more in tune and do more for the Middle East hip hop scene. Where do you see yourself in the next 10 years? In the next 10 years, I see my self as a successful artist in the hip-hop industry trying to be a positive role model to the community and those who look up to me. I believe in 10 years, I’m going to want to work with the youth in making sure they don’t make the same mistakes I did. 5 artists you would like to collaborate with? J. Cole, Lupe Fiasco, Royce Da 5’9, Kendrick Lamar, & A Boogie Any Plans to visit the Middle East soon? Where would you go and what's the first thing you would do? After the epidemic cools off, I plan on going back to Palestine and visiting my long lost family. Since the occupation started in 48, my family has been cut off from the Shiblaq's that live in Gaza, so my goal is to find them and help in any way I can. Would you ever consider rapping in Arabic? I have certain songs with Arabic phrases and words, though I have yet to make a full Arabic song. I want to make a full Arabic song in the future as well as work with other Arab artists who can bring a different sound to my music. Anything you have coming out that we should look out for? My new Mixtape “Between The Lines”recently dropped on August 21st, I think it’s going to wake people up because I put a lot of work and pain into this project. What are 2 things you've learned from your journey so far? Faith is always the most important thing & never trust nobody. Check Out Shiblaq's music at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4b9jG2AR_LmejAQ8_BbXdQ Make sure to share this article and subscribe to our newsletter to receive notifications on our latest posts, as well as exclusive content and much more!

Jalal Saleh Al-Omari, is a 33 year old professional Saudi Arabian Wrestler. He won the Saudi Arabian Wrestling Championship in 2017 (Heavy weight division) , came in second in the Bahrain International Wrestling Championship, as well as many other championships in different regions of Saudi Arabia. In 2019, he suffered from a few injuries, which slowed down his wrestling career a little bit. However, he plans to bounce back, as he already joined the SWF (Saudi Wrestling Federation) in Riyadh and is auditioning to be in the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) this year. What were your beginnings in Wrestling? At first I wanted to be a combat fighter and play sports such as Tikoundo, boxing, kick boxing and Jujitsu. I was getting ready to be an MMA fighter but , my father refused my participation in the sport and I respected his decision. I got introduced to the world of wrestling as a mere coincidence in 2017. I was at the "Platinum Fighter" gym and ran into my current coach "Rahmat Allah Goa". He told me that I had a strong body and incredible agility for my size, he said that if I got into wrestling I would dominate. I finally started training and preparing for the Kingdom's Wrestling championship, with God's grace, I was able to take first place and become the Kingdom's heavyweight champion. How did you feel after winning your first championship? The feeling of winning a championship is an amazing and beautiful feeling. Because when that medal is placed around your neck, you remember all of the blood, sweat, tears and pressure you went through preparing for the championship. You also remember how you had to isolate yourself from the outside world and shift all of your focus onto winning the fight. It truly is an indescribable feeling. Can you tell us about the wrestling sport and culture in Saudi Arabia? Wrestling is very popular in Saudi Arabia and we have many good fighters here, that is in the Roman Olympic Wrestling and not Free Wrestling such as WWE, just to distinguish between the two. However, both require an enormous amount of effort and preparation. The WWE signed a 10 year contract with the Saudi Sports Authority, to host live shows as well as train and enroll Saudi Wrestlers to participate in the company's programs. Wrestling is part of our traditional Arab culture, almost all men have part-taken in it especially in schools, but they don't call it wrestling, they call it "Mutara7a". Do you feel like you received the support and coverage you deserve as a Saudi Wrestling Champion? I like the question, I'll answer it with another question, of the many Saudi Wrestling Champions there are, how many do you know of?? Since the WWE is very popular in Saudi Arabia, do you think that there will one day be a Saudi Wrestling Organization that will rival The WWE? I don't think it will rival the WWE but, I do believe it will be under the WWE's umbrella. I also believe that there will be many Wrestling Unions through out the different regions of the country, like the "SWF" in Riyadh, in the coming years. It would only make sense, since we have talented wrestlers all over the country. Where do you see yourself in the next 10 years? God willing I have the health and receive the support I need in 10 years, I believe I will be the first Saudi wrestler to be the World Wrestling Champion in the WWE. If I am not able to reach that feat, I definitely plan to be the person who trained the first Saudi WWE champion. Either way, God Willing, there will be a Saudi Wrestler to bear the title in the next 10 years. What kind of support do you wish to receive from the government and society? I wish to receive the proper media coverage and have more media publications share our stories and achievements. If the media were to shed light on sports such as ours, people will start to know about us, I've met people who had no idea that there's a Saudi Wrestling Federation. With the proper coverage and placement, we will be able to find sponsors and push our industry forward. Check out Jalal's instagram at : https://www.instagram.com/jalal_thebeast/ Make sure to share this article and subscribe to our newsletter to receive notifications on our latest posts, as well as exclusive content and much more!

جلال صالح العمري, مصارع سعودي محترف في ال ٣٣ من العمر. اخد بطولة المملكة للمصارعة الحرة لوزن ١٢٥ في عام ٢٠١٧. اخد المركز الثاني في بطولة البحرين الدوليه المفتوحة في الوزن الثقيل و الوزن المفتوح وحقق بطولات كثيرة على مستوي المملكة في مراكز مختلفه, كما اخذ المركز الثاني في المصارعه الرومانيه في عام ٢٠١٨. في عام ٢٠١٩ أصيب باصبات خفيفه نزلت من مستو في الفترة الاخيرة, واما بالنسبه لاتحاد المصارعه السعودي الي اسمه SPW, يعتبر جلال عضو جديد فيه وايضاً يتجهز لتجارب الاداء هاذي السنه لمنظمة WWE. ايش كانت بداياتك في رياضة المصارعة؟ في البداية كنت لاعب العاب قتال, منها الملاكمة والتاكندو والكيك بوكسينج وبرضوه لعبة الجيجيتسو فتره قصيرة وكنت اجهز عشان اكون لاعب MMA, لكن رفض الوالد اني العب هالالعاب القتالية او اشارك في بطولاتها واحترمت قرار الوالد ومالعبت MMA. كانت بدايتي في عالم المصارعه في بداية عام ٢٠١٧ وكانت صدق صدفه, كنت بنادي"بلاتنيوم فايتر" وقابلت كابتن "رحمة الله قوا", وقالي انت تملك بنيه جسدية قوية ومرونة رهيبه على وزنك الثقيل ولو تلعب المصارعة بتاكلهم اكل. وفعلاً بديت اتمرن واجهز لبطولة المملكة للهيئات والاندية ومراكز التدريب, وللله الحمد اخذت المركز الاول وصرت بطل مملكة في الوزن الثقيل ايش كان شعورك لمه فرت اول بطولة لك؟ شعور الفوز باي بطولة شعور قوى وجميل. لنه لمه تتوج بالميدالية الذهبية, تتذكر تعبك وتجهيزك للبطولة والضغط النفسي والخوف الي في وقت البطولة , وكيف تشجعت وعزلت نفسك عن العالم الخارجي وركزت في الفايت وحاولت انك تفوز بالبطولة فعلا شعور لايوصف 🥇. ممكن تكلمنا عن رياضة و ثقافة المصارعة في السعودية؟ المصارعة في السعودية قوية وفيه عندنا ابطال كثيرين لكن, هاذي المصارعة الرومانيه الالومبية وليست المصارعة الحرة WWE() عشان نعرف الفرق. ولكن اللعبتين قوية وتحتاج مجهود قوي. في السعودية تم التوقيع مع منظمة WWE لمدت عشر سنوات من العروض, وايضاً فيه تتوريل كل سنه لالتوقيع مع لعيبة سعودين لتدريبهم وتجهيزهم لعروض WWE. المصارعة معروفه في السعودية وهي من ثقافتنا العربية القديمه, كل الرجال تقريباً يمارسونها لكن مايسمونها مصارعة, الاسم الدارج لها خاصة في المدارس وبين الشباب هي المطارحة. - هل تعتقد انك تلقيت الدعم و التغطية الي تستحقها كبطل مصارعة سعودي؟ عجبني السوأل لكن برد علية بسوأل, مين تعرف من ابطال المصارعة السعودين؟؟ بحكم انه شركة WWE لها شعبية كبيرة في السعودية, هل تتوقع إنّو رح يكون في شركة او برنامج سعودي ينافس WWE في المستقبل؟ والله ما اعتقد انه ينافس WWE. لكن اقول بيكون تحت مظلتها و بس. برضوة اعتقد انه رح تتطلع اتحادات كثيرة بالسعودية لان مناطقها كبيرة ويوجد لعيبه في كل المناطق. فممكن نشوف في السنوات القادمة اتحادات سعودية زي اتحاد SPW الي حالياً في الرياض, في جميع مناطق المملكة. وين تشوف نفسك في ١٠ سنين؟ اذا الله امدنا بالصحه والعافية وحصلنا الدعم الي فعلاً نستحقه, اعتقد حكون اول بطل سعودي ياخذ لقب بطل عالم في منظمة WWE, ولو ما امداني اكون اول بطل سعودي, ان شاءالله اني اكون من الناس الي دربت هاذا البطل وجهزته, لكن بأذن الله حيكون فيه بطل سعودي ياخذ اللقب. ايش هي الأشياء الي تتمنى تشوفها في المستقبل من ناحية دعم الجهات المعنية و المجتمع لالرياضيين (غير كرة القدم) بشكل عام و المصارعين بشكل خاص؟ والله انا اتمنى نلقى دعم اعلامي ونلقى منصات اعلامية تنشر قصص كفاحنا, واذا الاعلام سلط الضوء على مثل هاذي الالعاب الناس بتبداء تتعرف عليها وتعرف انها موجوده أساسا. انا قابلت ناس مايعرفون ان في المملكة اتحاد للمصارعة واذا لقينا الدعم الاعلمي المناسب والمنصات, بنقدر نلقى سبونسرس يدعمنا وبتقوى هالالعاب في المستقبل وذالك ما نرجوه من الله انه ييسره لنا. تابعوا حساب جلال على: https://www.instagram.com/jalal_thebeast/

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In our first 2021 interview, Majid gets on call with Saudi Hip Hop artist Talal Mohammed AKA "T-We$t". T-We$t talks about monetizing his creative passions, how he got into music, his new show and more. Check Out T-We$t's Music and Youtube show at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgXoNpCX3M4Zd93JtxYNxCA Follow us on Instagram,Facebook and Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwz7vBa_-9HMAS1i6GI8ODg https://www.instagram.com/visionarymagazine/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/VisionaryMagazine/?ref=nf&hc_ref=ARSidH8Ba1Nmt_bI7ziPNlq3YMtMbYNClaI9c7ah5n8O8-cLR3mUyL2htyi6-lCMBP8 Make sure to share this article and subscribe to our newsletter to receive notifications on our latest posts, as well as exclusive content and much more!