Nightclub in Kuwait disguised as tent

Mark, the video was uploaded by ‘usurp’ and s/he is using the name 248am with your blog’s colour in the logo…

Bu Yousef… thats because it is mark who uploaded the video!

Haha I love how they’re closing coffee shops because of the bad stuff going on…and they have no idea about this!

lol what place is this? Looks like some remote location in the middle of the desert..

wow, THATS genius. make it underground ofcourse!
god bless arabs haha

I agree with zaydoun…

Can someone invite me to this place ?

…. very creative! 🙂

All countries have there illegal activities.

loush are u 10 ?

my question is how do they block the sound from escaping? It does not seem that it is sound proof.

Also, is this place busted or what?

Flame wars should start soon, How did he manage to dig that, how did they manage to find this.. shitt

Giving Zaydoun a standing ovation…right on the money

the last part of the video made like o.o’

nothing is near it, though i had an idea it was a lady 3irs but its not since that wine company was there.

And that add from a money to an walking man, I saw them ALOT ALOT in Bahrain bars

This is amazing! is it legalized? I bet the red part is the VIP section 😛

If people won’t invite me to these parties then I will have them shut down lol

lol well I assure u that you just made our life 1% worst then before.. u know that there is parties of all kind in kuwait but as usual u have to know the right people..

Gives new meaning to the word ‘Underground House Music’.

are any of the Kuwaiti’s commenting actually Muslim…?

Its sponsored by Johnny Walker?? 😀

Just goes to show…if people want have a good time nothing can stop them…it’s human nature to rejoice and celebrate and it has been happening since the beginning of time.

What about all the cars that will be parked around the tent, it will surely look like there’s something going on. Plus CID has moles dressed up as “cool” party goers whose sole aim in life is spoiling peoples lives. And I guarantee that this place will not only shut down, but a lot of innocent, party goers will get in a lot of legal shit because of it! It only takes one phone call from one guy who stares at another guy’s girl the wrong way and bam, it’s all over!

Why can’t Kuwait be like Iraq, UAE and Bahrain? Is it that difficult for the Kuwaiti people to see the social difference and finally decide that it’s time to evolve?

I wonder if the DJ uses turntables, LOL (but what a nice spot to spin!)

It was AWESOME 😉

And this isn’t the only one….

great idea. genius!!!

Desertgirl.By your comments I take it you WANT everyone harassing you about where this party took place and where the next one will be.Like Haterhaute commented:”It’s both amazing and sad”

If only they’d filmed later you would have seen the Filipina dancing girls and the fwmale air crew performing…..

It’s amazing how of the >50 comments only one looks at this incident from another perspective (Othman), I guess it speaks of the type of people reading this blog, who I believe do not represent the majority of Kuwaitis. Though many agree with zaydoun, I don’t.
If someone is having a party in his OWN basement where his sisters and cousins are dancing, then fine… that’s his own business. But to use a land that he doesn’t own to spread vice germs or for a purpose that’s against the law and the majority of people do not agree upon, then there is nothing about freedom or privacy that should be granted.
If he wanna do such stuff, let him do it outside of Kuwait. For us, we want to keep our lovely country clean and high in moral values.

Its funny how a lot of people keep talking about freewill. Well imo i see a lot crashes in kuwait EVERYDAY w/o alcohol being legal. Add alcohol and it’ll be chaos in the streets. If you open your eyes and see how the majority of kuwaities live you’ll know that we’re just not ready yet for this. And btw the person who did this had to be REALLY connected and REALLY rich probably one of the top ten families here in kuwait. Thats why the cops probably turn a blind eye.

Meshari: Are you saying that UAE, Bahrain, Iraq, Qatar, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Algeria, Morocco, Tunis etc. are dirty countries with low moral values? Also, are you saying that in US military camps that are publicly and legitimately spread on Kuwaiti land…alcohol is not consumed?

Noorah: CHOICE. People should at least have the right to choose to socialize in a bar or choose to socialize in a gahwa or diwaniya and drink coffee and tea.

qster: You are absolutely wrong, readiness has nothing to do with nothing because alcohol is already available and consumed. Was Kuwait ready for a female member of parliament? Was it ready for mix gender malls?

@Exile

1. Dont use the “because everyone is doing its right” argument … the bandwagon convention. Yes its wrong … and What the U.S. is doing is similar to the law governing embassies, where the ground they are on .. tends to have ‘special immunity’.. and by the way …

FYI … dont want to bust your bubble but there is a law coming soon to forbid drinking whats so ever in those embassies or even on any kuwaiti land .. 🙂

2. CHOICE is allowed for things that don’t cause damage to others or society. If someone goes around killing people .. cuz its his or her choice.. that’s WRONG. In our society this stuff is WRONG.. why? simple because we are Muslims and we would like to adhere to a higher plateau of MORAL VALUES.. drinking and trying to get with women is never seen as morally acceptable only when a majority who is corrupt accept it 🙂 cause in point the comments on this post…

3. again humans change.. real moral values dont,
Gays and lesbians were deemed to be mentally diseased.. as it is stated in the DSM which is the bible for psychologist in diagonsing mental illinesses. It was taken out by lobbying by GLAAD the movement for gays and lesbian rights, not because it was found NOT TO BE A DISEASE.

jeez everyone take a chill pill and relax, it’s just a dumb little night club/bar in a tent in the middle of nowhere

Drinking is dangerous indeed. I personally know people who have died of kidney failure after years of alcohol abuse.

On the other hand, there’s nothing like going to a pub after a long day of work and having an ice cold crisp beer.

Othman: When the US banned alcohol (prohibition) it was not for health or religious reasons…it was a scheme designed and enforced by the Italian mafia so as to profit more from monopolizing and selling alcohol in the black market rather than selling it openly and legally……

A bottle of drink bought legally at a liquor store would cost $20 while a bottle of drink in the black market costs $200. Go figure.

Exile, I understand the reasons as to why the prohibition act was introduced, I was merely suggesting a different reason for prohibition.

we need to have clubs. there is nothing wrong with guys interacting with girls. but we dont have that in kuwait wich is why we see 3agads and gays in marina and 2 girls being harrased by 15 guys in marina waves. its because they arent used to women, and think that women is something more special and rare than anything else. we should have nightclubs to upgrade our community instead of degrading it. its just people dancing and interacting with each other theres nothing wrong with it. but until we see the majority of kuwait interacting with the opposite sex more often, we will always have 3agads, which i find to be degrading kuwait

Oh and by the way, re ‘Mafia’, check who actually imports most of the black market booze into Kuwait( nudge nudge, wink wink) and you’ll have an idea of why these tent parties have been going on for years and will continue to go on for years to come.

WOW!!! Take me there!!

اللي ما يبي يروح، محد جابره

..some people commenting here need to grow up.

Readiness HAS EVERYTHING to do with it. Do you ever visit the areas outside of the bubble of 7athary neghborhoods do you go to places like Jahra, Rabya, Jleeb, 9laibeekhat. I live in one of those areas. and the majority of Kuwaitis DONT want alcohol or any thing else like that for that matter. In terms of US bases, they are free to do what they want within THEIR bases i have no problem with that. I am currently in the US and most of the servicemen i meet who have been to kuwait tell me there in NO alcohol in the bases BTW. Me personally i am not religious or strict but i believe Kuwait is Kuwait and the US is the US.

sad how far people go to accomplish sinful needs.
sad how many commenter’s want in on it.
sad how this shameful video went public and was viewed as an inspiration by many.

what have we become.

Dessert Girl

“Where there’s a will, there’s a way.”
– Keep walkin!

lelassaf ennech bent deertey.. shal tarbeyya

Anon .. nope who’s 10? ;P

Wow talk about a BS fest. A couple of like minded people decide to a have a party and chill out and BOOM the shit hit hits the fan.. Everybody from the holier than thou religious fanatics to policy setters with a historical back ground come out of the wood work to blow their horns…. Seesh its a party.. You aint never gonna get an invite wether you are for it or against it .. So STFUP and move on. This has been going on in Kuwait for Eons so why scream Heaven help us now.

And for the ignorant ones out there who dont know shit.All Embassies and Military bases are governed by diplomatic and military treaties. Wherein its is written that any land held by a country’s diplomatic mission aka emabassy is considered the soverign territory of that country governed by the laws of that country. Any host nation cannot impose laws that go against that country’s law or constitution and expect adherence to that apticular law. The best a host nation can do is ask the country in question to respect its laws and ask their citizens to do the same. Many embassies do not serve alcohol at their parties. Even if they do its to select VIP guests who know how to keep their respect and composure and not any rif raf from the street.
That is why you will find that any national lets say US for instance caught by the loacal authorities drinking is immediately arrested and the emabassy does not interfere. All they do is make sure that he has been given due process which treated humanly and has a legal representative. And if convicted let the Bastard go to prison.
They clearly tell us you drink at your own risk. If you get caught dont expect the emabassy to bail you out. And as for drinking on emabssy grounds as long you dont get stupid and crash into a pole after you exit embassy property you are fine 😉

“with all respect to you all, so many people in here need to get some philosophy and logic lectures.”

Care to elaborate?

Love it!

And for all those who says it’s wrong or non-Muslim, please take a look at everything you do in life, I bet you 90% of what you do is unethical, immoral or simply does not follow “Islamic” teachings. For example, your treatment and pay to poor third world country workers? I bet you treat them as something you own rather than human beings. You think you’re superior because of your nationality and money.

You’re used to the wrongs that are everywhere, such as lying and stealing, but this is foreign to you so its more wrong? that’s very hypocritical. People want to have fun in that way, let them! Focus on those who are corrupting Kuwait in bad, bigger, more personal to you way. We had drinks and discos in the 70’s and we were a lot better than we are now. Think about that! A lot of Kuwaiti’s travel to do everything they can’t do here, and because they don’t have it available they do it in such a filthy way. We have far more important things to worry about that people who want to have fun in private.
Also, it’s wrong for the common Joe to have fun, but okay for those with money or status? It’s a joke how this is a big deal when Kuwait’s turning into a hell hole because of being more strict and corruption.

“And for all those who says it’s wrong or non-Muslim, please take a look at everything you do in life, I bet you 90% of what you do is unethical, immoral or simply does not follow “Islamic” teachings. For example, your treatment and pay to poor third world country workers? I bet you treat them as something you own rather than human beings. You think you’re superior because of your nationality and money.”

And exactly how can you make such ridiculous assumptions when you don’t even know who I am?

a) You don’t know me. Stop generalizing and being prejudice.

b) We all have a nationality and money, how exactly does that make you assume that I think I’m superior?

Seriously, drop the prejudice comments. you’re just embarrassing yourself.

Noorah don’t tell us weather take it out side Kuwait or not i think you not the only Kuwaiti here and you don’t own Kuwait , so if there is an act you don’t like just don’t do it your self and tell your friends not to , and we can do what ever we want and there is a law if we harm any one were the ones going to get punished not you

I decided to stop talking about this but now I’m pulled back in!

Noorah: First, it is written as whether not weather. I suggest you do the vocab brushing and while your at it use the spell checker.

Second, the more you talk, the more you prove your conflicting views. “have all the fun you want, but don’t bring it to kuwait!”

Now you don’t want fun in Kuwait?

What is fun in Kuwait? Filthy, overcorwded aqua park? Cruising in super cars down Gulf road chasing girls like a frustrated felines? Spending an hour putting a full face mask before sitting in a chair in a cafe sipping lattes? spending dad’s -sometimes- hard earned money in the mall? Gossiping about how this or that? Eating out in a different restaurant every day of the week (for variety of course)? My answer to all the above questions is no.

Fun starts when people go out of Kuwait. It’s a shame that such a modern, mutli-cultural, clean, organized country has no fun to offer.

You and the people that share your view need to be mature enough to realize CHOICE. You and the people that share your view don’t want to go to a pub, nightclub or disco…simply don’t.

This thread is seriously getting juvenile.

Shit, this is awesome! I hope nobody finds out about it though! : ( Well, except for me : P I’d love to go! lol

int ‘3abi wila ‘3abi? cham mara gitlik im not against having fun? 9ayerli helen killer matshoof? gilt hal izbala bringing drunks to kuwait is an unnecessary type of entertainment…there are other ways to have fun than getting drunk lakin lil asaf you take my words and twist them around inshala you don’t have a hard time processing the stuff i say…tara there is a sylvan learning center, you should check it out

‘3abi is a bad word? moo itgool freedom of choice? well i wanna choose to say that!

True story, I live in the USA currently as a student, Today my apartment had 2 lumberworkers hired to cut down some trees in my apartment. I was driving in when i saw them both praying 9alat al 3a9r during their break from work. I gave em something to drink and struck up a conversation, one of em was called AbdulRazaq and he’s an immigrant here and the other is called Hank. Hank is white, blue eyed and is growing a blonde beard to embrace his newly converted faith of Islam. Funny how ppl in q8 are arguing about nightclubs while in the US two lumberworkers are praying 9alat al 3a9r during their break. nuff said.

So I heard it was taken down? or was it not?

did i call him stupid? i asked him a question. did i say you have to leave it, whether you like it or not? no, i said if you don’t like it then leave it. big difference. you don’t know how old i am so don’t act like your some big macho man. useless?? do you even know all the charities that i have contributed to and all the activism that i have participated in? i have done more good than you will ever do. the only useless person here is you. so if you don’t live here, why exactly do you care whether they open up a night club or not? your two cents are not needed. “tata and adios” to all of you.

I have nothing to add after S.

Wow this post really steered up a rising hell. I think allot of the people should stop fighting with each other and maybe right their comments about the tent. I also think and ask respectfully that some people should be less harsh on with their offensive comments of Kuwait.

I am a Kuwaiti, and I would not like it when people talk bad about my country

As for the expats living here, you are making a life and a future of this country don’t you think that you should have more respect for it when you speak of it..

Cheers mates, This was really fun to read all the comments on this topic…