Sikhs in the Spotlight
This past week I came across two videos that are just… cool. The videos are not necessarily Sikhi-related but they show everyday Sikhs in their element. This first video was taken at a U2 concert where a lucky fan [Amp Bains] was invited onstage to sing “Sunday Bloody Sunday” with Bono. So lucky.
In this second video Shakira performs her new song Gypsy. One of her musicians in this video is Shamsher Singh, a Sikh from Florida (hat tip: Sikh Swim). The video can be viewed here.
13 Responses to “Sikhs in the Spotlight”
Sundari – Bono and the Sardar – I love it! Thank for you posting that!
This is so cool!!
Sundari – Bono and the Sardar – I love it! Thank for you posting that!
You can't get better than Bono and a Singh up on stage together!
This is so cool!!
Yay. This is great for our religion. A guy with a turban is up there with Bono and Shakira! I love how these rock stars are saving Sikhi and spreading awareness! Shakira!
You can't get better than Bono and a Singh up on stage together!
ha! except the US flag is bizarre on many levels, especially given the content of that song and the plight of northern ireland. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Sunday_(1972)
ha! except the US flag is bizarre on many levels, especially given the content of that song and the plight of northern ireland. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Sunday_(1972)
After 9/11, Bono said at Madison Square Garden before playing Sunday Bloody Sunday, "This is your song now." Hence the US flag.
I hat it at Giants Stadium too, but I don't think he saw it.
After 9/11, Bono said at Madison Square Garden before playing Sunday Bloody Sunday, "This is your song now." Hence the US flag.
I hat it at Giants Stadium too, but I don't think he saw it.
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