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Une première en Algérie El Wa3ra une fausse caméra cachée de mauvais goût

Une première en #Algérie #ElWa3ra une fausse caméra cachée de mauvais goût

La caméra cachée principale de la chaîne Echourouk Tv pour ce ramadhan, produite par Rym Ghazali et animée par Dz Joker, c’est une fausse camera caché en vérité. 

Aprés avoir fait le buzz sur les réseaux sociaux que caméra cache El Wa3ara est monté de toutes pièces avec des preuves en vidéos sur youtube faite par des fans, la caméra…

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Voir la vidéo sur http://dzshowstv.com/2016/06/17/imaginiw-ep-11-superman-dzjoker/

IMAGINIW Ep 11 Superman DZjoker

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Dzjoker made a video to convince Algerian Coach Vahid to stay on the Algerian team- this is super!!! EVERYONE SHARE :D

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#MaghrebiOfTheWeek || CHEMSEDDINE LAMRANI

#MaghrebiOfTheWeek || WEEK ONE: CHEMSEDDINE LAMRANI

Meet Chemseddine Lamrani: born through the Djezzy Prodiges competition, he won his way as one of the talents in the Algerian online talents competition. Now he boasts his own successful YouTube channel and features on Algerian national television regularly, setting to take television and media by storm.

  His outlet? Comedy. His comedy centres around socially commentating on the behaviours and habits of the Algerian society in which he is living in. From the interaction of elders with youth, economics, to of course the platform that elevated his triumph: social media.

His scripts and video have developed from a one man band to a complete recording production company named #Sixty2Productions based in Algiers, Algeria. This company produce and edit the majority of his YouTube sketches, as well as promoting his work via twitter and Facebook. His Facebook page has reached over 204,000 likes with daily activity and interaction with all his fans.

The videos are nothing short of hilarious; his take on everyday situations allow the audience to rethink and genuinely have a laugh at stereotypes within all aspects of the society. A personal favourite is his explanation of the Algerian darja (dialect):

kesh khams loughet...ou shweea bricolage.../ some five languages...and a bit of DIY...

His humour was so well circulated around the internet that this past Ramadan, he was in fact given his own short sketch show on Algerian national television:  Hkaytek Hkaya. The show had a different theme each episode, whether it was hidden camera, asking the people of Algeria on the streets to solve a riddle and so forth.

It has always been a strong field within Algerian society; comedy has been an outlet which is practiced as comic relief by all. And comedians like Lamrani have been born into the age where Facebook and YouTube allows them to share the comedy of a very funny nation not only with Algeria, but Algerians from all over the world.

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