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Reacting to Skam S4:E7 - "We must stand together" (Patreon)

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In this video, we react to Season 4 Episode 7 of Skam (Cast of Norway) - "Vi må stå sammen" / "We must stand together"

We have made it to the final season of SKAM Norway! 🥲💛 This season, we focus on our queen Sana Bakkoush, as she navigates balancing her faith, friendships, and budding romance with her brother's non-Muslim friend, Yousef, tackling themes of religious identity, cyberbullying, and in classic Skam fashion, all the high school drama one could ask for.

Watch as our group of Norwegian teens tackle identity, queerness, substances, mental illness, religion, bullying, friendship, romance and the like, all while navigating their high school experience.

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Inna Kajaste

Heyyy NYC boys! What a lovely Sunday night treat ❤️

Dionne Lakey

The reason why 3 and 4 are more impactful about the Shame of the show is because both characters are dealing with societies shame that they put on them. No matter how many supportive people you have in your life (both Isak and Sana have this), the way the world projects nasty shit on you and your identity is a heavier burden to carry than just the way you're dealing with it internally. It's a process and an uphill battle.

CC

Exciting that you’re in nyc now! Hope you continue settling in well! To answer adam’s question: Ramadan usually lasts around 1 month, and like bradley said, you can’t eat or drink while the sun is up. In Norway in May that must be pretty tough, Sana and Jamilla talked about how the sun doesn’t set until 10:30 pm or something :/ Ramadan ends with a big celebration/feast called Eid, a holiday similar to easter I guess! Very excited for the rest of this season <3

Dionne Lakey

I think I land a little on easing up and answering a few dumb questions once in a while because having one's back up against all of it is exhausting to oneself. I think Isak went too far into the: educate us, stance for my liking. But there's maybe a middle ground that Sana can come to where she can be more of her softer self with the world. There's a time and place (of her choosing) to bring out her feminine rage, which I fully respect when she wields it!

Gogogaga

Hej guys, quick refresher on who Jamila is and what happened between her and Sana. Jamila is the girl from season two that was engaged with Sanas brother Elias, Sana called her and her friends the hijab police and wasn’t fond of her because she thought that she was only engaged to Elias because she wanted to have sex with him. Sana thought that Jamila had it out for her (She didn’t) when she received hate comments from the penetrator guy after he wanted her to sit on his face at one of the bus parties. Sana logged in to Elias facebook and copied their explicit messages and put them on to Jamilas wall. Jamila and Sana have not spoken since then.☺️ Re: Jamilas engaged to Sanas older brother that hasn’t been introduced to us not Elias as I previously stated, but the situation still stands🙂‍↕️)

Isak

I just want to throw an olive branch for Elias. He didn't say Sana is "a piece of work", he said she is "a hissy"/"hot-tempered", and I feel like the distinction matters. It would to me :) I also think, when the guys are on the lawn chatting and they say Yousef is on a date with Noora and Elias says "that sucks", I think he's upset for Sana. Elias knows Sana likes Yousef, and he doesn't want to see her get hurt by Yousef dating her friend.

PJ

“It’s backfired so hard they’re closer than ever”… 👀. Iykyk ..👀 …🇩🇰🇮🇸🇸🇪🇳🇴🇫🇮 🫶🏼

Mo

I dont think it was elias she was engaged to I thought it was her other brother who we never get introduced to

Bradam Reacts

I hadn’t even thought about the sun in those scandi/nordic countries!!! I thought it would be tough enough here

Mo

I have to say I was not a fan of that conversation with isak and sana. It felt like the burden was put all on sana in a way that I just didn't agree with. Even if that was not the intent. Its my one issue with this season

Dionne Lakey

Thanks for that translation correction because being called a piece of work is very disrespectful and that is not how Elias treats his sister, especially in front of his friends. He is loyal to her.

Gogogaga

You’re completely right not Elias but an unknown older brother, thanks for the correction!🫡

gabby

yeah their geography (as does everyone’s) plays into it a lot

A N

i can see where both sana and isak were coming from, two things can be true at the same time. sana has endured blatant racism by norwegians (classmates, 'friends', strangers) bc people can clearly tell she's muslim but isak just looks like any other white guy unless he's with even. of course there are norwegians who are simply uninformed on her religion but given that she has experienced such islamophobic bullying she has a reason to have her wall up.

A N

i understand sana pushing her friends away. when she's talking to jamila you can see she hasn't been able to talk or relate to anyone about what she experiences as a muslim (fasting, etc.) like in the first episode of this season her friends offered her pizza and i don't think it even registered to them that she wouldn't be able to eat the pizza with pork on it. with none of her friends calling out sara's group's microaggressions (and even engaging in them... vilde) it would feel so isolating. and on top of that her crush 'picking' the white girl (everything she is not) over her.

Isak

Exactly! He's like "oooh, she's hot-headed, you better prepare yourself Yousef!" and not like "she's a piece of work, stay away!" which is what the English translation sounded like

Andy

She was engaged to Sanas other brother, not Elias. The other brother was never shown or talked about in the series itself after the engagement statement. That information was only relayed via a published group chat between the five main girls.

Charlotte

I think that is the point though. What Isak is saying may not be fully correct, it's just from his POV, an average norwegian youth. It makes you think and that is exactly the point. No, it's not always up to Sana to educate others, they can educate themselves if they wish to. But like he said it can be tricky if you're truly curious and want to learn about another culture to maybe ask those questions, what if you offend the other. The anxiety of that. You just need to find the balance. But I agree, like I said, its not Sana's job to educate everybody.

Tangent

As a child my first experience seeing a woman in niqab was weird. She was walking down the street, and I was very confused why she was wearing it, so I turned to my mum to ask why. All she said was 'because she's forced to wear it, she's opressed' which only confused me more because why was she forced, and what did opressed mean? (Idk why I didn't ask follow up questions) Later I went to a new school where we learned about islam in religious lessons (which were done very respectfully for a christian school). I'm very thankful for those lessons as otherwise I could've easily been influenced by my mum to be more judgemental of muslims. All this to say I hope all schools could teach about minorities respectfully, misinformation can spread so easily for so many reasons and hopefully good formal education would answer most young peoples questions

Brilliant

I'm not sure it's quite as simple as "that is the point". While this show definitely does not directly point the viewers in a specific direction, it surely uses subtleties to make general points. The framing of their conversation puts Isak's opinion as the prevailing one between the two, and it's hard not to feel that it was a choice not to have Sana fight back on that. The writers seem to be very thorough with the dialogue, so everything does feel intentional. Unfortunately I feel there are just some areas of this show where the writer's perspective and lived experience (or lackthereof in terms of being an ethnic minority) shows through, and the show's dialogue falls short. (to be clear, this is me agreeing that the burden was unfairly put on Sana, and I'm not a fan of Isak's perspective in the conversation)

Marie Sallaup Halse

In northern Norway where sun doesn't set in summer, and doesn't rise in the winter, they actually use sunrise and sunset times for other places instead, usually Mecca.

eyla.

The last scene between isac and sana was everything! These important topics still holds to this day

Patrick

The conversations characters have in this show are so well-written — & linked across not only episodes, but seasons. That uncomfortable “I didn’t mean for you to get hurt” ending confrontation is so like the “I didn’t mean for you to get hurt” one in Season 1 between Eva & Isak (also on a bench), when it was Isak in the hotseat. And, yes, Imam Isak was soooo hurt when Sara dumped him. 🤔🤣🤪 We all had a good laugh. Good luck moving into the new place! The brick wall reminds me of living in Boston.

Olha77

Fun fact- Iman Meskini (Sana) is a very good basketball player, and played many years in basketball team.

Michael

The script, the acting and the pacing is so well done. We truly are flies on the wall watching/listening to what could well be believed as true life situations. I can't decide which is better - 'Young Royals' or 'SKAM'. They are both brilliant in their own special ways.

Robert M

Instead of “Live, laugh, love” framed art and throw pillows, I would rather have framed “sometimes all you can do is sit in your bed with bad posture” art and throw pillows.

lauren

this isak & sana conversation is one of the best scenes of this whole show 😭 i love them so much

Charlotte

🚨Spoiler kinda!🚨Yes, I get where you're coming from, but I think we get yet another perspective from Yousef in the end of episode 9, that contradict what Isak said a bit. And the show did the same with William and Noora. He argued his view in a way, what it seemed, that Noora couldn't contradict him. But give it some thought and you'll find the arguments. I think they do that on purpose, but I don't know really.

Joy2464

I just caught something I've never noticed before! When Isak says 'the dumb questions are the most important ones' - it's like when his friends were asking 'dumb' questions when he came out. He gets it now, they didn't want to offend him or push him away. They were/are his real friends who trusted him enough to be able to ask 'dumb' questions.

connie

ahhhhh ep 8 whenn im so exited

antonio

croatian skam (sram) s3 just started and its so good. i lowkey want u guys to watch all the different versions.

Kath Media

I can’t comment due to next episodes &France

Bradam Reacts

wait such a good catch– i love that so much :')

Elle

I’m late but I just wanted to give some context to why Isak for some reason just denied the micro aggressions Sana herself has experienced and just witnessed others go through: Norway in 2016 had a lot of discussion about hverdagsrasismen (the “everyday racism”), is it real, is Norway and/or are norwegians racist, is it even proper to coin racism like that etc etc. Lots of deniers among big celebrities and politicians, and I just think this discussion was Julies two cents about the topic. I think if the show was made today that conversation would have gone very differently. I still remember that a lot of deniers at the time defined racism as “just hatred towards another race”, so if you’re not hateful you’re thus not racist, just dumb and ignorant (which is what Isak is going for here). This conversation, and the whole William-Noora misunderstanding, are the only times I feel the show reveals its “outdatedness”.

Sara

Honestly, I was disappointed back in 2016 as well. 🤷‍♀️ It just didn't land well at all.