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Jul 31, 2019 50 min

#35 Desi and I Know It

from Pak-Cord: a Pakistani Podcast Hosted by Red

This episode's special guest is 23-year old Faras Aamir (AKA Farosty) from Maryland USA, one of the founders of the popular Youtube entertainment channel - RwnlPwnl - which brought us awesome, hilarious parody songs like "Desi and I know it", "Pissed Off", "Have Some Gosht" and many others. Faras's other endeavors are a podcast called Strange Flavors which he runs with his friends/colleagues, and his own media brand called Alif Theory. Check out RwnlPwnl: https://www.youtube.com/user/RwnlPwnl/ Strange Flavors Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/strangeflavors Alif Theory: http://aliftheory.com/ In this episode, Faras talks about how his journey into the creative world started, his day to day life, and his perspectives on living in the U.S. as a Pakistani American, and much more. Credit to RwnlPwnl for these songs featured in this episode: "Desi and I know it" (Parody of Sexy and I know it) "Have Some Gosht" (Parody of Old Town Road) "Pissed Off" (Parody of Mask Off)

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