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me what it's like to be.
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Hey kids, welcome back to the next
episode of the Incredible Kids podcast.
My name is Moat Siri and I will be your
host through this incredible journey. We
are going to meet many incredible kids.
They are going to share with us their
stories. Some of them super cool and
different like you've never heard
before. And some you may say are just
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And now it's time for
>> Incredible Kids.
>> Thanks everyone for singing it along
with me. And hi everybody. Welcome back
to Tahill Army Thursday evening
reporting to base. And um it's just very
important that even especially when
things are fun and sunny and cheerful
and enjoyable like hopefully everyone's
summer is we still remember that things
are not right. Um things are things are
upside down for so many Jewish people.
Um and that is what the army does. We we
take time from our day to come together
and sayim for am is especially for the
our brothers and sisters in Israel who
are going through
really challenging times right now. And
that's why make sure that the highlight
of our program at Tahimm Army is that we
have our Tahelim.
Make sure you have a Tahelm nearby and
if not it's okay we say Tahim together
but it's always special and I see that
Mira has a Tahel already. great Raali
Weissman. So, make sure you have a tale
of nearby and all of the all of the fun,
all of the smiles, all of the joy um
that we have should be as for every
single hostage to come home and for
shalomar is for every soldier to come
home safely to their families and for
Msiah to come so soon hopefully today.
Um oh, I forgot to wear this. I was
planning on wearing this.
This is my hat that I got in Israel from
Itai. It is the painter. It is a
painter. It like looks crazy on me right
now. Um Itai, but I love it. Isn't it
cool? Um Itai is the painter who painted
this giant mural. Guys, do you did you
guys see the trailer for the video
that's coming out? Well, let me just see
if because sometimes like parents see it
on their phone and they share it with
the kids and sometimes they don't.
Thumbs up if you saw it and thumbs down
if you did not see it yet.
Okay, I see like equal parts, a lot of
thumbs ups, which is great, and some
thumbs down. So, I'm going to show it to
you. It's two minutes long. I'm going to
show it to you before we start. But the
guy, just keep in mind that this the
person who made this for me is also the
person who came and set up the most
gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous canvas in
the middle of your Shallayam. and we had
so many incredible kids joining us
painting it together for this video. And
then he told me that he sells these in
America. So, you could even get them
maybe if you um you know, earn it for a
present for something or I don't know
what, but you can um find these and I'm
going to put a link to his uh website on
the I linked it in the Incredible Kids
podcast that came out last week, but um
you can order them with your name on it.
It's really fun and now it like reminds
me of my trip every time I look at it
cuz we had so much fun painting
together. But it's real I love that
style. It's called graffiti and it's in
Hebrew which is so cool. Um so anyways
I'm going to I'm going to put the link
to that on the
that people can order from even America
and around the world on the what do you
call it? I can't even think of it.
That's a Hillm army t the WhatsApp
group. Okay. Well oh I see La Aron and
Ellie Felder took out to Hill. Two
thumbs up for you. That's great. I love
that tom has such good pictures. Um okay
so tonight we are so lucky because first
of all thank you to our sponsor for the
week of Tahel Marmy. Thank you very
much. It's always a special to have you
um supporting this and I also okay I
want to just tell you that tonight we
are so lucky because brother Saki is
joining us in a few minutes guys. Anyone
here know brother Saki? Do you know who
he is? So, he's like becoming more and
more famous every single day. And he's
really hilarious. And his mission I he's
going to tell us what his mission is.
But he makes a lot of people smile. He's
hilarious. He's very funny. And he also
cares a lot about every single Jew. So,
I'm going to introduce him to you in a
few minutes when he gets on. He's
traveling now. So, we want to make sure
that he doesn't cut out with the Wi-Fi.
And then after we do that, we're going
to do our toill him. But I have a
surprise for you. I have a surprise that
I did not advertise a surprise that we
have a special Tahillim Army member. His
name is Rafie. And after Tahillim
tonight and before we got to the
raffles, Rafie is going to be doing an
exclusive magic show just for us. So
stay on for after Tahillim, Rafie is
going to do a couple magic tricks for us
here live on to Hill Army. So we're very
excited. Anyone here know Rafie? He's
always on. You guys see Rafie? You guys
know the Weisses know. By the way,
Weisses, um I got your um I got your
letter in the mail today.
That was from you, right? Yeah. I loved
it. I love getting letters in the mail.
It's so much fun. Um okay, so
um I'm going to show you first the
trailer for this video. And I want you
to pay attention to something because
I'm going to talk about something that
you're going to see in a bit. So, in
case you didn't see, this video is going
to be coming out in Mer Hashem right
before tishabove. And um it's going to
be hopefully very special. It's going to
it's not going to be scary. So, I want
everyone to know that cuz I don't like
to scare you. Do I usually scare you?
Hope not, right? Um I try to bring up
topics that sometimes are not easy to
talk about, but my goal is that nobody
should be terrified. So, we should be
aware. We should know about what's
happening in the world. We shouldn't be
terrified and scared. This is a safe
place to talk about our feelings. It's a
safe place to grow together. And the
point of this video is to get every
single person excited to bring Msiah
together. And I know you guys and I know
how badly every single one of you wants
Msiah, right? Like if I can have like a
thermometer that showed me like how much
you guys want Msiah, it would probably
like hit the roof. So, I think that
you're going to love it. Um, and the
trailer is a lot of fun. It's What is a
trailer by the keep saying trailer? A
trailer is not a truck. A trailer could
be a truck. Right. Right. Slow-mo. You
listening slowmo? Slowmo knows that
trailers are big trailers. We actually
saw a trailer on the highway that had
horses in it and we were singing um
fishy swishy yum yum yum. You could
bring a horse to the far bringing
because it was so fun to see a horse on
the highway in a trailer. But this is
not that. A video trailer is just like
two minutes about two minutes long and
it just shows you what you should be
excited for when you see this video. So
you guys I'm going to show you basically
let me just share let me just share the
screen here and then stay tuned for
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I don't get it. We say every single
year. Every single year. When are we
going to get the bit of mikdash?
>> Well, I have a couple ideas. Join me.
Let's go discover it together.
>> What are you doing to bring Mashiach?
>> First of all, that smile of yours is
going to bring Mashiach. Got to thank
Hashem more and more and more. We need
more Yidden like incredible kids. We
need more Yidden spreading Tyra,
spreading light, spreading love all
around the world. And Mashiah's in the
air. Can you feel it?
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Hi everybody and welcome to Kibbutz near
O. We are in a part of Israel that I
have never been to before until today.
Kids, this over here is Mr. Rosedale.
He's done a lot of things in his life
and now he's in a position to give
saddaka to different organizations who
need the money and near O is a place
that had a lot of destruction. Right.
The first time I went to Nero,
this is a kabutz that had terrible
things happen to it. But the people
there are very special
in spite of all they've been through.
They want to come home.
They want to rebuild
so we can plant those trees and rebuild
Kiput's neuros.
>> He's really taking care of rebuilding
this whole place.
What does that mean?
It's like we are all different parts of
one body. Let's say one of your fingers
hurt. Is it just ouch my finger hurts or
your whole body is kind of in pain? You
feel it, right? And we're all here to
help each other. You could be nice to
people even if they're like a different
type of Jew. And that's how we're going
to bring Mashiach from wherever you are
in the world. Everybody wants Msiach.
You, we have the power to rebuild again.
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What do you guys think of that? What do
you say? Does that look so cool?
I am I'm so I don't want to I'm not
excited for Tishaba. That's a weird
thing to say. I'm not excited. But I
what I am excited for is I'm excited for
every single one of you to watch it. And
by the end, I bet you'll be smiling and
I bet you'll just be wanting to do every
single thing in your power to be one of
those incredible people who bring
Mashiach. And you already are. So,
you're going to learn that you're
already doing so many things, right? And
um I just also, doesn't it look like
everyone in the video is having so much
fun?
Like, we had the most amazing amazing
time even in a place like Kibutz near
Oz, which we'll talk a little bit about
how it was very sad what happened there.
It's tragic. But when we were there, we
were looking to help rebuild and plant
and bring it back to life. And it was so
beautiful and just to have the special
zas of putting our hands to dig the land
of Arat Israel and to plant a brand new
tree in a place that was completely
destroyed and have that special
opportunity. Like I will never forget
that my whole entire life. And my goal
is that when you watch it, you're also
going to feel like, oh my gosh, like
this is so amazing. And maybe one day
I'll get to go there and visit when it's
completely rebuilt in Merashem. And of
course when Msiah comes, we'll be there
together and who knows where we'll all
end up, right? But um it's a really
special thing. Plus, one thing I keep
telling people is that when you see
videos of Erat Israel, the land of
Israel that Hashem gave us, it's our
land. It makes us feel so connected and
it makes us wish we could be there.
Right, Gurwitz kids? How special is our
Israel? How special is it? you guys know
because you live there for most of your
lives. It is such a special place and
unfortunately like my own children, most
of them have never even been to
Aratisel. So, I want you to feel like
you're there and that was the whole idea
of doing this. So, I'm so excited to
share that with you. Um, and now without
further ado, we are going to introduce
the one and only
brother Saki.
so anticlimactic because
because I feel like in real life there
would be a loud a loud round of
applause. Hi, welcome.
>> Wow.
How are you there?
I am so excited. First of all, Morati,
your video was phenomenal. That's a I
saw my brother Ary in there. How are
you? Thank you, Hashem.
>> Oh, we will rebuild again. You got to
put that music in the background. Don't
worry, it will be
>> Alex.
Come on, kids. If you know it, sing
along.
It's all about good music. It's all
about energy. And I think that's what
your video was like really showing. I
think that's beautiful.
>> Well, I'm so excited to be here with
incredible kids.
>> Let's go.
>> So good to have you. So, Brother, there
when I asked in the beginning, I don't
know if you were on the call yet, I
asked who here knows Brother. a lot of
hands go up. But in case there's someone
who doesn't know you at all and maybe if
they do and they think they know you,
could you just like introduce yourself
to all of the incredible kids?
>> Well, hello all incredible kids. My name
is Brother Saki Majeski. I am just a
regularly yid like all of you. I mean,
I'm just trying to be the best version
of myself that I can to make Hashem
proud. And at the end of the day, that
is what it's all about is it's about
showing Hashem that we all know Hashem
gave everyone talents and everyone has
different talents and one it could be
being funny and it could be singing and
it could be doing and it could be being
sensitive to other people and people can
have a little bit of all of that. But
it's very important to know that when
you do have a talent to express it in a
way that represents yidden and
represents Hashem and really just brings
out the the kas of spreading
to all yidden across the board. And I
think what I really wanted to show,
forget about the the the part that I
absolutely love music and music is a
centerpiece of my life and everything
that I believe all like characterist
like all character traits and like all
types of things that people go through
like everything is stemmed into music
whether it's a slow song or a fast song
or a happier song or you know a more
meaningful song. So to me, music is
everything. And when you can attach
music with, you know, the impact behind
it and meaning behind it and help people
understand what they're singing when
they're singing it, I think it just it
really makes a bigger impression and a
bigger Rosham on the people. And at the
end of the day, I know that Hashem gave
me certain. So I'm just trying to spread
happiness around the world. I have a
quick saying that I think maybe some of
the kind would like. We all know the
word Msiah is me.
If you unscramble the letters and you
like mix it around, you also get.
So the word means happiness and joyful
and it also means to spread like
Messiah. So the way I look at it is the
Messiah is only coming when Simka is
spread to all Yidden around the world.
>> And I think that's what you're doing.
That's what you're doing here.
>> Wow.
>> And saying to Haleim saying to Helim for
all the all the entire Israel this army
is one of the greatest things I've ever
seen ever heard and I think we need to
get you know more yidden all over this
because it's so important that you know
is not just saying it's very important
that we we may not be there we're here
but we can help with and that's what we
can do
>> wait so that was supposed to be your
introduction but you forgot to tell us
what your talents are so you said you
know you have talent
>> I don't think I kind of said my I mean
look at what my talents are. I think I
know music pretty well. I think that's
what people, you know, I happen to I
happen to know the music industry very
well since I'm a kid. I've always been
into, you know, all types of Jewish
music. And my talents, I think people
say that I'm pretty entertaining and and
funny, I guess. So, I try to combine the
the the music with the simka and the
entertaining and just trying to make you
smile. You know, I have a s I I like
place on words and things that run for a
while because if you're smiling for a
while, if you're smiling for a whileing,
then I think that smile will resonate
with other people. It doesn't take a lot
to make someone smile if you just smile
at them. So, I think that's the goal.
Just keep spreading sim to everyone
through music, through happiness, of
understanding that Hashem provides
everything. No matter what you think
you're going through, good or bad or sad
or happy, everything is from Hashem. And
therefore, we must find a way to be
happy even during the three weeks,
especially during the three weeks
because the B mikdash is only going to
be built with a hava. It's only going to
be built when you didn't get along. So,
>> so you're saying that during you're
saying that during the three weeks we
shouldn't walk around like like that
like that like
>> I'm saying I'm saying not just don't
walk around like we have to walk around
with that big smile on our face knowing
that thank you Hashem for everything is
not just words. It's understanding
that no matter what, everything is
everything is from Hashem in ways that
we wouldn't understand. And especially
now during the three weeks when we're
going through these trying times, we
always know that when we stick together
and when we unite, there's nothing that
can stop us. There's no one nation, not
one person, no one can take us down and
we we never will be taken down. And
that's why I also love the rebuild
because that's what we're constantly
doing. We are always rebuilding and
that's why I think your video is gonna
have a lot of impact.
>> Yeah, for sure. Um,
>> a little a little personal plug there I
gave you.
>> Yeah, thank you. Also, can we um Does
everyone see brother Saki's Yamaka has
like a little thank you logo on it?
>> Yeah, today's orange day. Glad my Yamaka
matches my shirt.
>> You always match your Yamaka to your
shirt?
>> No, I should. Some people said I should.
I don't have enough colors, but I have
to get more. That's a very good point.
I'm
>> sure they could hook you up with some
more colors. Yeah. Um that's one thing
is not short on. They have a lot of swag
to go around,
>> right? Yeah. There's there's merch for
days. Merch for days. And everyone
should go get their own version of what
they like.
>> Everyone. So, okay. So, um this is
brother. As he said, he is a talented
man who knows that it's important to
make you smile. It's important to me to
smile. One second. So, I just want
everybody to know what what you do now
with on 246 and with Thank you. You
listen to music. Right. So basically in
a nutshell, we went on a trip down to
stroll in February. When we came back, a
lot of yidden were a little sad and a
couple of they came over to me and said,
"Oh, Saki, I'm a little sad and I gave
them this whole this whole that we can't
be sad. We have to take the the the aura
and the light and everything that we got
from bring it back to America." And some
of them were very inspired by that. They
told me to make a video and they sent it
out to the chat within five minutes. You
know how it's 2025. Hundreds of people
saw it. And then my rebel took my phone
and goes enough you know you have to
start spreading sa to y he opened up
this chat called nefas because it's not
a joke we have to spread to everyone
take it seriously
>> what's tell us again
>> it's called lanis nas
>> kind of like a play on words on like you
know
and because at the end of the day simka
is what's going to save you sima is so
important people take it for granted and
you have to know that it's not a joke
you got to keep spreading simka to
everyone I like to say that sim is for
all ages and there's enough to go around
whether you're one two or 75 it doesn't
matter everyone needs happiness and
everyone could spread happiness to
someone else
>> amazing
>> so then we started then we started the
chat and we started spreading sima and
>> very interesting story I've not really
>> no you're good you froze with your mouth
open but now now you're good
>> oh so how we got the 246 was a very
interesting story. I never really said
it to anyone before. Um, but the
repetitive of my shoo had 246 and she
didn't have the other platforms and I
was posting all my videos.
>> Hold on. You got muted. One second. One
second. One second. One second. Unmute
yourself again. You you cut out for a
second. There you go.
>> Yeah. The rabbit we heard you say the
rabbiton of your sh had 246.
>> Right. So the rabbit of my sh had 246
and she didn't have the other links and
she asked
you know, started just posting randomly
some of the 246 links and then it just
built up from there and it got to the
246A
and then they realized that you know
even 246 not even and everyone can use
SIMA and we came up with this idea that
I had called cartoons and we started
spreading music and chef uh through my
chef shuffle and I like you know like I
said these play on words and we just
started spreading the music to everyone
and happiness like I said all around
just trying to make you happy and smile
through music and through positivity and
energy and like people tell me all the
time like when I started my chat it was
actually the week unfortunately that um
you know a lot of things are going on in
your straw and they were like are you
sure you want to do it and I was like
listen one thing I know is that we have
to spread somehow if you want to get you
know other things going on there's
plenty of other chats to get it you
could go everywhere and find the sad
things or the depressing things or
things you want if you want just
straight happiness like just
uncontrollable happiness where you could
just be uplifted. Come to the son of
kushes, you know, check out the thank
you Hashem for breakdown videos and go
on to cartoons, go on to 246.
>> Brother Saki, I don't know if you could
see what I'm spotlighting cuz you're on
your phone, but there's kids that I'm
spotlighting now who are holding up your
app or they're holding up the 246 app
and they're playing videos of you.
>> Oh, come on. while you're talking
>> like tons of kids.
>> Siri, I told you I want to see how many
how many Kindle can do that while you
>> wait. Hold it up again, Antonens. There
we go. So, they're all
>> That's fantastic.
>> They're all holding it up as you're
talking. Like they're like they're
totally distracted and they just
>> Here's another one.
Here's the
>> So good. Tibs. Taib. Is that how you say
your name? Tib. Anyway, so these kids
are these kids are big fans, obviously.
So, um, so, brother.
>> Oh, I love it. That is so much physic.
That is so inspiring to me. Thank you so
much. Wow.
>> Yeah. And it's an it's an important
thing for people to know that when you
do something important, sometimes we
don't know how many people enjoy it and
benefit from it. And could be that
there's much there's so many people that
you don't even know. They could be
living in random places around the world
and they're getting and it's a big So,
um, brother Saki, I'm gonna I know that
what you do on cartoons and for some of
the kids here who don't know about it,
um, is that you listen to music and you
play it out loud and then you talk about
the music while it's playing, right?
>> Yeah. So, I think
>> this is such a dishmax song. Like, you
say all these stuff and you get all into
it.
>> Right. Because at the end of the day, a
lot of people don't really understand
what they're singing. And especially
when it comes to Jewish music because we
have this notion of we don't really have
to always understand what we're saying
to talk to Hashem and to sing to Hashem.
We just end up just a lot of times just
singing songs. And what I what I really
what I realize is that if you can if you
can explain a song and let them know
what they're singing and what they're
singing about and why they'll sing it
maybe with more intent and they'll have
more of a of you know just talking to
Hashem when they're singing because
songs are what touches the shamas and as
my rebasinsky said to me when you're
doing your music you have to know that
you're only talking to Yiddish because
music goes direct directly into the
soul. It just hits you in a place that
nothing else can. And I just think it
was I think also like also like even
Fila like nowadays so many people are
putting out music in different you know
um languages whether it's Yiddish or
Hebrew and English and they're doing it
all in one song. It's because they
really know that in today's day and age
it's all about impact and it's all about
how you keep spreading that message
which is why I love I mean obviously I'm
a big ambassador and a big part of thank
you Hashem and the movement and
everything that we do and all the music.
It's because it's it's not just
important to me. It's the impact that
they're making on a daily basis to
Yidden around the world from all ages,
families, and just making Jewish music
incredibly
impactful and fun is just something that
has never been done before. And I really
think that now more than ever it's
needed and it's important and it's a way
for everyone to connect.
>> I also I want to tell you a funny story.
I was in
>> I love funny stories.
>> This is funny. I was in a pesak program
this summer with um um uh you know
Yehuda Schiller.
>> Sure. Very well.
>> Okay. So
>> I call him Ashuda and Reb Yehuda. Sure.
>> Yeah. So him. So So I know he So I know
he's he's he's also a big thank you
Hashem guy and he said and it was right
Pes everyone remember on Pes. Does
anyone here know what new Thank you
Hashem song came out right before Pes?
Raise your hand if you know.
>> A little fishy swishy.
>> Exactly. Who is going to say fishy
swishy yum yum yum? They know. They
know. So anyways,
>> here's here's one. Before we say your
story, I want to say Kindle laugh. We
all know that you could bring a horse to
a fabang and you can make him drink,
right? And we also know that you can
make him sing. But can you make him
think? That's something to think about.
Okay.
>> Well, if you would have said a donkey,
then we could say that like we just had
in the PowerShell like a donkey.
>> But a donkey wasn't in the song. It's
all about a horse,
>> right? It's a horse. But I think it is
interchangeable because the horse is
also suddenly the fish and the leviaasa
and there's a lot going on there.
>> Wow, that's such Tyra. That's a good
remix.
>> That's very move to the fabangan.
>> Anyway, so I want to see what happened.
So um he was saying like and it was so
new the song that some people who
listened to the song were like what is
this crazy song? What is so weird? Why
are the think people so weird? It's so
strange. Why are we singing about this?
No one's gonna. And then it got more
famous and more catchy and and um
Schiller, your friend, he said to me um
he in the program he said, "I'm thinking
Hashem." He's like, "You know, Fishy
Swishy." And I was like, "Yeah, I'm like
not at the time." I was like, "I don't
know. I don't know what I feel about it.
It's like a little interesting." And
he's like, "Yeah, well," he said, "I am
go going around this Pesak hotel with
thousand plus people." He said, "And I'm
counting in my brain every time I hear
an adult person humming it under their
breath." He said, "I'm counting how many
people I hear singing it." He said, "And
I forgot the number, but it was only the
beginning of Yantiff." And he's like,
"So far, I have a bunch."
So, even the adults sometimes what Thank
you, Hashem does so well is make family
music.
>> Yeah.
>> So, like even parents who may not think
that they want to hear it, they're
always going to be humming it because
their kids are and teenagers are loving
it.
>> And when you make fun family music,
you're going to win every time.
>> So,
>> exactly.
>> Exactly.
>> That's the bottom line. Keep having fun
with music.
>> We're So, on that note, we're not going
to do silly music today because we have
this beautiful ac capella songs from
Think You Hashem. Who's been listening
to the gorgeous ac capella music from
Think You Hashem?
>> All three albums are great. Healing
melodies one.
>> Healing melodies. Ex. I see so many
hands up. The cons in Florida.
Everyone's raising their hand. Everybody
loves it. So, And
>> it's it's really Hallelig stuff like
it's for the nama. So anyways, we we're
gonna do brother Saki. You you tell me.
I'll be your DJ. Which one are we
playing first?
>> Oh wow. You know what? I just you're
putting me on the spot like that. But if
I had to pick one right now, I would
have to say it's Yidden. I would have to
say yidden because I'm just so inspired
by all the yidden of all ages on this
chat coming together to learn to to say
to him as a group and as a nation and as
as one you know Jewish people and I
think that's what it's all about that's
what it means to be so holy so pure so
precious the shamas of yidden
>> you're touching the shamas of yen
[Music]
you know this song everyone has to sing
along. Even if you're just mounting it,
sing along.
[Music]
>> And see the bird.
>> Let's go. Kindle
has
[Music]
peel off the
>> What a beautiful song.
[Applause]
[Music]
So holy, so pure, so precious.
[Music]
So holy, so pure, so precious.
[Music]
>> I don't know. That song just touches me
in a way like it just hits my heart.
It's such an incredible song.
>> Do you know Do you know the story behind
the song? Uh this I don't think I I
don't think I do. Okay. So, I'm gonna
give a little 411 over here. This song
was written by a couple of buffer in
yeshiva of Long Beach in the middle of
Long Island. And Long Beach is like a
very literary type of yeshiva, not like
you know and Panmas. And they wrote the
song and the original words were like
peel off an apple, reveal the seed and
then peel like peel off banana. We were
like what? But it was such a gorgeous
song. So Rabbi Malik Rabbi Bloomstein
took this song and he wrote the words to
Yid and he's like this is what this is
what it's about. This is what it's all
about being a Yid being Kasher being
Tara being pure understanding how
precious we all are not just it's not
about me it's about Yidden everyone the
impact that Yidden had and it just flew
off the handle I mean just played around
the globe. It could be bigger than Yumya
maybe like they're tied they're tied for
first place.
>> Oh wow. I also know that it's Rabbi
Kaish's favorite song in Waterberry.
>> Ah, so actually I went to Waterberry
also. I love Rabbi Kish. Yeah, it's
Rabbi Kaish. M make sure wherever he
goes. I know that he was like in Texas a
week and a half ago. Wherever he goes,
yan is the only song played not the only
song but like the main song played every
time because he understands like rab
kish more than anyone would understand
how important every yish in the shama is
>> and that's why I think it touches him so
much from like I said from all ages from
one two all the way up to being a
rebasha a gle every sadic obviously good
plug over there as well but every single
yid is a nama and it's just an
incredible thing to be a part of
>> okay so Brother Sak, I have to tell you
something cuz you you just reminded me.
First of all, I can't believe that the
song was peel off the apple. That's how
it was supposed to be.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. Something like that.
>> That's so interesting. Peel off the
apple. I'm so happy they changed.
>> Absolutely bananas.
>> Not bananas. Apples.
>> And not just to make a small quick plug,
they actually wrote another song that
I'm working on that's going to be coming
out in a couple of weeks, maybe.
>> I just wrote a major plug.
>> Okay, we we'll make sure to tell
everybody. Um, so
um your secrets out now to 222 families.
But I I also I want I want to tell
everybody who's listening on to Helen
Army that some Hashkah brought this
story that I mentioned to you briefly
earlier. Um when I was filming this
video for for that we're calling Rebuild
um like the song Oh, we will rebuild
again which we could get to in a second.
So when I was videoing I I had so many
plans for art as well and so many
amazing things happened like you saw in
the video. So it was so beautiful. Um
but a few things that we wanted to do
did not work out but then even better
things happened almost that looked like
by mistake. But guys does Hashem make
mistakes or do we know about
right? We know about everything Hashem
makes crazy things happen especially in
Israel. The minute you got to Israel
things happen that you could never have
imagined before. So for example on the
second day that we were filming we were
painting that beautiful painting that
you guys saw. And while we were right
after we finished painting, we
all of a sudden I bumped into none other
than Mai Storch. Did you guys see him in
the video? He's singing in front of the
co-ell. Well, he only got to the coell
because I saw him when we finished and I
said, "Oh my gosh, I can't believe
you're in Artist." He said, "Mor Siri, I
can't believe you're in art." So I said,
"Could you please come tomorrow? We're
going to be bringing this gorgeous
painting to the coastal that we just
made." And he said, "Okay, tell me what
time to be there." And guess what? He
really showed up and it was beautiful.
And then he ended up singing with
everyone there and it was such an
important part of the thing. Then we
were we we all walked together back up
to the to the big square in the old city
in the Rova and we were going to do
another part of our activity there and
myish stor was still with us and then
all of a sudden we hear somebody say hey
um I don't know some thank you words
came out of his mouth something he was
like peel off the kipus like I don't
know panemius whatever um frabring and I
was like who is that and he's like hi
Miri I'm Ari Bloomstein
I don't know if anyone here knows Ari
Bloomstein, but brother Saki is trying
to talk, but he's muted. What?
>> I was just trying to say for a while
that was muted, but that's amazing.
>> Yeah, it is Gavaldic. It's crazy.
Gavald, so all of a sudden and and
nobody knows what he looks like because
he likes to be humble. He doesn't like
anybody to know his face, so he hides.
And he told me, "I don't tell anyone who
he is, but I don't care." And and and he
knew who I was. And he's like, "Oh,
Moriteri." And I'm like, "Who are you?"
And he said, "My name is Arya
Bloomstein." that he was wearing a
really weird hat that said fishy swishy
yum yum yum on it. So that was an easy
giveaway. And then all of a sudden we
then we said now you need to be in the
video. So guess what guys, you saw him
in the video. Did you guys see a man in
the video who was talking about he said
he was holding the microphone? I'm not
even going to tell you the secret about
the microphone because that was crazy.
But should I tell you about the
microphone?
>> Listen to this. I I will say Mari I
would really like that few five 10
seconds of Arya if you can send it to me
>> that would be amazing
>> it's it's the best hold on but
>> he was the guy said smile
>> right my daughter sent me he's the guy
in the video that said that smile of
yours is going to bring Msiah and then
he started saying we I said he said in
order to bring Mashiach we need to peel
off the kipus we need to thank Hashem
and we need to what was the third thing
Dvorra
my kids know it better than me peel off
the kipus Thank Hashem.
>> And the Yates is a Chihuahua. I'm like,
do you only talk in thank you Hashem
words? Do you know any other words
besides the songs?
>> It's not about knowing other words. It's
about everything that he says when he
talks like that. When we all talk like
that, because I do the same thing. It's
about spreading impact.
>> Uhhuh. And there's something to say for
everything.
>> It's about impact.
>> There's something to say. But look at
this.
>> Spreading impact.
>> Okay. So, this is my This is my
Incredible Kids microphone.
>> I think you're freezing.
>> Uh
>> oh. Am I frozen?
>> Oh, that's fant. I have to have one. I
have to get one.
>> This is my Incredible Kids microphone.
It's very sticky because it has this
blue thing on top which I never used
before. I just ordered it and I for
guess what? First, I left my house to
drive to the airport to go to Artisell
and I forgot my passport at home and we
were already an hour toward New York
from Baltimore. So, all my kids were
really amazing. Shout out to my kids who
were not upset at me. And we had to
turn, you know how long that is. We were
going to New York from Baltimore. I had
to go back an hour extra each way
because my passport then cuz you can't
guys you know about a passport. You
can't go without a passport. And I was
like
whatever. We went then half an hour down
the highway on the 695. I'm like I
forgot my microphone.
And I really wanted to because for me
this is almost as important as my
passport. But I said, I'm not going to
make my kids go back again. So my video
guy, his name is Michael. He's very
creative and he is hilarious. Do you
guys want to know what he did? Brother
Saka, you froze. I don't know what
happened to you. Am I frozen still or
just he is?
Am I frozen? Yes or no? No. Okay, good.
Oh, you're still there. Hold on. And now
you're muted again. Okay.
>> Yeah. I'm sorry.
My video guy, his name is Michael. He's
very creative. He said, "Mo Siri, don't
worry about your microphone. I'm gonna
make you a new microphone."
And then he sent me this while I was on
the airplane. He
made
>> Hello.
>> Yeah. Can you hear me?
>> Yes, I can hear you.
>> Okay.
>> Basically, he made he he made a
microphone. So, the microphone that you
see in the video that looks
professional, should I tell you what we
made it out of?
We made it out of I'm trying to find the
picture because you're not going to
believe me. We made it out of a Pringles
can.
Could you guys see the can of Pringles?
[Laughter]
So, that my friends is a thank you
Hashem situation where you say, "Hashem,
it's out of my control." And you gotta
roll with it, right? We gotta roll with
it.
So, we made a microphone out of a
Pringles can. Okay.
>> That is absolutely the greatest thing.
Wait, can I ask a question?
>> Yeah.
>> What flavor? Original.
>> I don't know. Cuz he I don't know.
You're going to have to ask that to my
video guy cuz he covered it with a
white. Look at this.
>> That's so good.
>> Is that them? And and and nobody even
realized.
He's gonna kill He's gonna be so mad at
me that I'm telling everybody the secret
because now when you watch the video,
you're just going to think the whole
time, "Oh my gosh, I can't believe
that's a Pringles can. I shouldn't have
told." Don't tell anybody, guys. That's
really embarrassing. Um, okay. Well,
brother, should we end off with one
minute of rebuild again?
>> Absolutely.
And I like if if everyone knows it, they
should sing along as well.
>> They will. They will. They definitely
will.
Let's
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
go
again. We'll rebild again. Yes, we'll
rebuild again.
Oh, we will rebuild again. Yes, we'll
rebuild.
We will rebuild again.
[Music]
Let's go. Let's go everyone.
[Music]
We will rebuild again. Yes, we'll
rebuild again. We will rebuild again.
Oh, we will rebuild again. Yes, we'll re
again. We will rebuild again.
We will again.
[Music]
>> What a g. Alex clear is so good.
>> His he could take any song and just make
it fireworks. He is so talented. Thank
you Hashem for Alex coming clear.
>> Exactly. Well, thank you Hashem for you.
Thank you so much. Thank you for doing
this on your form army. Thank you for
Siri. Thank you, Hashem, for incredible
kids. It's it's just it's really is
Fantasia. That's my word. I like
it.
>> You're you're freezing again. But okay,
everyone, big round of applause for
brother.
>> You guys should continue saying the hell
for Claw.
>> Thank you. Thank you for joining us.
>> I love questions.
>> What?
>> I can't hear anything.
>> I know. Okay. a safe trip. I can't hear
him. Um, guys. Okay. Well, check out
brother Saki's stuff because he, you can
see he's all smiles. Actually, when I
was on the phone with him earlier today
to ask him about the timing and
everything, he said, you know, Moiri, I
want to send you something on my phone,
but my he said, "Thank you, Hashem.
Everything on my phone got deleted." You
know, that's his way of saying Gamsuva,
like it's okay. Things are, you know,
Hashem does everything for a reason. And
we say when we say, you know, um I think
there's a
or maybe it's upset maybe. Right. Yeah.
We say we we thank Hashem for when
things are good and we also thank Hashem
for when things don't go our way. Right.
So in both scenarios, in every
situation, we should always get used to
saying thank you, Hashem. And that's was
the really beautiful thing about the
whole think movement is that you hear it
enough times and then you end up saying
it when things in your life happen that
are happy things and when things that
are challenging happen you just say it
cuz it's in your mind and it's on your
lips and you move on and you see how
everything works out for the best. Okay
everybody, we're going to do our now and
again I told you before we have a short
magic show afterwards which I'm excited
for you to see and then of course the
raffle. So, if you didn't yet enter all
the time, you know, the raffle tickets
go on incredible.org.
Click on tom army. Um, and for this
week, we are going to be saying parl and
parak and we're going to have in mind
Tamir Ben. Tamir Nimrodi is one of the
hostages we are ding for. So, tonight um
to him should be for him. Um, okay. So,
Parak Yodgiml and Parak
and let's see. Um, do we have a
volunteer who wants to lead Parakiml for
us? Raise your hand. Raise your hand
high. If you want to lead Parakmo
again, we're going to look to see if
there's Let's see over here. The
incredible
Aber family.
Hey. Hey.
Could you unmute?
>> Hi. Hi. Oh, two boys are there. Oh, and
you have your incredible kids to film
and that's great. What's your name?
>> Byam. And what are And who do we have
here with you? Who's
>> Zev?
>> Zev and Auba.
>> Zev and Auba. Hi guys. Where do you guys
live?
>> Lawrence.
>> Lawrence. Are you friends with the
Adlers?
>> Cousins. Oh, I remember that. That's so
cute.
Okay. So, Beyamin, you want to lead
Yodiml, right?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. So, everyone at home, open up to
Park Yodgiml.
>> And the Incredible Kids to Helim, you
can find that on page
27.
>> Okay. Been, how old are you?
>> 11.
>> What a great age to be. Okay. Been from
Lawrence is going to be leading us.
Whenever you're ready, pass al.
[Music]
Espa
add aeshab
ani adonai alohai.
Ian
[Music]
Allah. Hi.
Okay, thank you so much. Thank you for
leading that up in Yemen. Thank you guys
for being part of Tahim Army. Let's see
if we have some volunteer
[Music]
>> who would like to lead parak.
That was great. Byam, thank you so much.
Let's see if we have a boy with us who
would like to lead Parak.
Let's see. I don't know your name. It's
definitely not Freda.
Um,
>> hi. Well, what are your names?
>> You're unmuted. I hear you. What?
>> What's your name?
>> N. Okay. Is it short for
>> what?
>> Nman.
Okay. I didn't think that like your name
was Nak your whole name like your full
name. Oh, that's
>> to Helen.
>> Knock. Great, great, great to have you
here. And what's your name, sister?
>> Mary.
>> Mary. And where are you guys from?
>> Cleveland.
>> Oh, great to have you. I'm so happy that
we have you here from Cleveland. Okay,
we're gonna say paruff. Are you open to
the place? Because I'm getting there
myself.
>> You got it.
How how n how old are you?
>> Seven.
>> Oh, wonderful. Okay.
>> Tell me when you're ready. Whenever
you're ready, you can start. You can
start with
>> ready.
>> Okay. Okay, here he goes everyone.
I don't know.
Be saves
[Music]
version of his car.
[Music]
Yes.
He came
to
[Music]
a
tushing alu.
[Music]
Elohu
Adonai
[Music]
Miss
[Music]
Yadi
Adonai
Misha Joe Big Murosa
Yamino No
[Music]
zon
elohar.
Vinda
[Music]
Vanessad.
Wow. Awesome. Thank you so much for
leading for us. You did a great job. and
you did a great job helping him out
also. Such good sibling. I love seeing
siblings helping each other. It's so
sweet. Um, and thank you for leading
that. We're going to see the now. Okay.
form.
>> Thank you for joining us. So good to
have you here all the way from
Cleveland. You guys are awesome. Okay
guys, as promised, we have special
magician Rafi, one of us. One of us
who's been part of the Hillmer army. He
might even know better than me, like I
feel like since the very beginning. And
um he almost never misses a night unless
he has something important to do
probably. Um and we're gonna get to meet
Rafie now. Rafie's told me many times
that he's a Oh my gosh, you have a
costume going on there. Rafie, can you
unmute yourself?
If it work, try again. Try again. There
you go.
>> Yeah, got it.
>> Hello, Rafie. Can you introduce yourself
to everybody?
>> Yes, my name is Rafie and I'm doing a ma
magic show with you guys today. So, it's
an honor to be here.
>> Amazing. Wait, where are you from,
Rafie? Tell everyone where you live.
>> Brooklyn, New York.
>> Anyone else here from Brooklyn? Who else
is here from Brooklyn?
All right. All right. We got some
representation. Well, Ravi, we can't
wait to see a few tricks to end off our
program before our raffle on a bing.
>> Yes, sir. All right. Here we go.
Let's do a trick. Um,
doesn't have time for food, but okay.
All right. Here we go.
Here it is. This time for the Chinese
mega, of course, a lot of magicians use
this trick.
Um, forgot what's it called, but it's
part of the Chinese mega. Here we go.
All right. Now, I put Elizabeth Chinese
ring and is one of magician popular
tricks that magicians do all the time.
So, let's hope this work. Okay, I put
this in one over here in one loop
and then it's two and then if I put over
here is three.
And one second.
And
All righty. And
No, no, no. Okay. Okay. Ready.
All righty. One. Yes. Two. And I'm
trying to Uhoh.
And making this impossible.
And
here we go. One.
Two, three incredible kids. Everybody's
>> What should we say? Abracadabra.
>> Aabra is the most popular. Yeah. Aabra.
There we go. There we go.
>> Abracadabra.
>> I guess I did a trick. And there you go.
All right. Next trick. All right. We
have three more to go as usual say. All
right.
All righty. Um,
okay. Next. Here we go.
All right. Um, where's the next? Oh,
here we go. All right. Next. Oh, my
hand. Yes.
Okay. This is a handkerchief.
And I
will
uh bend this actually.
Well done.
And make this into
ready.
Hey,
>> where'd it go?
>> Oh boy.
Oh no.
And
>> don't tell me it's going to disappear.
>> And
um
one, two, three.
Um,
>> I feel like we need to say abracadabra.
>> Uh, one, two, three. I'm going to I'm
going to zoop.
>> Wow.
>> And come back to life.
And come back to life.
Here we go.
>> Wow.
The same. Was that the same
handkerchief?
>> Yes.
>> Whoa.
>> The third trick. And next it will be the
finale.
>> Okay.
>> Um one, two, three. All righty.
And let's the rope trick. Um I know
magician did a trick before, but
and this is how old magician
use this. Okay. Now this is called a
rope cutter trick.
And here we go.
All right. You see that rope over here?
Then when you when you cut this off, it
became nothing came out from here. And
when you when you close this up, it came
to
Done.
>> Wait, Rafie, we can't see what you're
doing.
>> Oh, sorry.
>> Yeah, we're this way.
>> Oh, whoops.
Okay, next. Here we go. This is the rope
trick. I'm sorry did that trick. Trick
me magic shows is very quick. And one
done. And
cut this off. This rope. Two ropes on
the second rope. One, two,
and one, two, three. And the rope has
become but cut off and is gone now. All
right. Now, we got two more tricks to
go. I believe we'll do the car trick and
then we have the finale. Okay.
Wonderful. All right. As you know, you
see the car trick from the last edition
in the credible performance. I think
last month, a couple months ago.
>> Uhhuh.
>> Um, here we go. One, two,
>> you're paying attention.
>> Whoops. Was that part of the trick? No,
not just cards.
>> It's just part of life.
>> Okay. All right. Now, I'm not gonna Oh,
can I see the card? Have I see the card?
Okay. Have I seen the card? Here we go.
Now, I'm going to pick one of the card
over here. This a live show, so I really
cannot do cannot look. All righty.
>> Okay,
>> here we go.
Uh, whoa. All right. Next. I'm going to
pick the
five of
uh clubs and I'm going to put this
five of club inside in this bottom over
here and then
now I know this card is over here but
how we do this one
and
um
and hold. One, two, three. Incredible
kid. One,
two. Uhoh.
>> Two, three,
>> three, and uh oh. Okay, next. I I have
to pick out the um one,
two, three. And that's my card.
>> Wow.
>> For the for the finale.
And for the finale, it's very cool. I
many do it, but I do the finale. I never
been in a live performance but but in my
house I do shows a lot
>> and once and this is my last trick. I
hope I do some more sometime soon but
one second. This is this the finale I
have to do. All right, here we go. Drum
roll, please. The the finale has been
>> Drum roll, please. Everyone drum roll.
Rafie is asking for a drum roll. Let me
see you drum roll. Okay, now the uh I
can't see the trick. Uh one, two. You
see the blue, yellow, and pink lope
magic strings. One, two,
three. And that's all for today. Thank
you very much.
>> Wow. Wow, Rafie, that was impressive.
You have a very good um You already You
muted yourself. I just want to talk to
you for a second. Hey there.
First of all, Rafia, I want to thank
whoever was holding the camera for you.
Who was holding the camera for you? You
were holding the camera. What? How are
you holding the camera? Well, thank you
to you for holding the camera. Um, but
anyways, you did great. You had a great
delivery and everyone enjoyed it. And I
was watching all the eyeballs at home
and everybody was glued to the screen
watching your magic. So keep practicing
those magic tricks and you're gonna make
so many people happy. Okay everybody, we
are ready for big round of applause for
Rafie everyone. Let's see.
Awesome. Thank you Rafie. Okay, thank
you for sharing your talent with us. We
are going to head over to our raffle
screen over here. So, um, we're going to
do Incredible Kids t-shirts for some
lucky winners tonight. Um, Incredible
Kids t-shirts are so fun and so perfect
for all weather, summer, winter, fall,
cuz they're light and fun and so many
kids are wearing them. I've seen people
even wearing them. I saw someone on the
podcast on the on the Taha Marmy tonight
even wearing a Taha Marmy t-shirt. Um,
so let me let me share the actually I
can't share the screen till I open it.
One second. Um, so you have another
second to
I just press I have you have another
second to enter the raffle in case you
didn't do it yet. Um,
let me just connect the newest people
who entered during the call.
We're sorry, but you don't have access
to this page. Wh
That's weird. Let's try that again.
Hopefully that was a glitch.
We're sorry, but we don't have access to
this page.
That is strange.
Why would it be saying that?
Link. Link.
Link.
Huh?
Uh, that's strange.
Okay, I'm going to try one more thing.
Include.
Let's see if I could do it one more
time.
I'm just trying something else, guys.
One second.
I tried it before and it worked and now
it's not working. So, try one more
thing.
Remember this happened the other week.
That was strange.
Let's try I'm just going to try this in
one more browser and hopefully it will
work. Nope. It's saying another error.
That is weird. So, you know what I'm
going to do instead?
I'm just going to randomly
randomly I'm going to do a raffle like
this. Guys, you're going to have to
trust me on this one. I am not looking.
But I have a big list of names of people
on the call right now. And so I'm gonna
just scroll through on the side of my
screen. I could see all of the
usernames. So I'm just going to scroll
through the list and then close my eyes
and point my finger on a name. Okay, you
got this. You trust me that I'm not
looking. I'm not looking at the names,
right? Okay. Ready? Closing my eyes.
Literally,
I'm going up and down on my mouse. And
I'm so nervous. And I just touched the
wall.
I'm really bad at pinning the tail on
the donkey, by the way. I'm the person
that pins the tail on the nose. Okay,
I'm trying that again. False alarm.
Okay, the winner is the Sharer family.
The Sharer family.
Hold on. That was weird. I think they
just left the call as soon as I said
their name. Isn't that weird? Okay, the
sh What?
>> Yeah, I'm doing it like this. You see?
Look. Okay. Shower family, big round of
applause. Second winner. I'm closing my
eyes and I'm going to do a random
selection.
Okay. Abraham Vorheimr.
The Abraham Vorheimer family is the
second winner. Pay attention. I might
say your name. Okay. So far, we have the
Vorheimers and the sharers.
Okay. Here we go. Oh, the next winner is
Oh gosh. Shalom Dober Cretz.
Shal, that's the name over here. It's in
Hebrew letters. Shalom Dober
Cretz. I'm pretty sure that's the name
on there. Um, look at the stone kids
clapping their hands for everybody. What
beautiful midos that is on the rimmers.
That's awesome.
Anyways, those are our winners for
tonight for Incredible Kids T-shirts.
Make sure to send an email to
[email protected]
and tell us what you won and how many
kids were on for Tahillim tonight so
that I can send you the prizes that you
so deserve.
And I want to wish everyone the most
beautiful peaceful shabas and dab extra
hard comes today. So we don't even have
to enter the nine days in a sad way. we
can have uh nine days of celebration
with the coming of Messiah. If only that
would be how it is. And it really is
possible because we will rebuild again.
And now I'm excited to make another
video with my mic. My actual mic. This
one's better, right? This one's much
better. You like the other one? You like
it? Okay. I like this one. It's cool.
Who likes this one?
uh like on this part over here. It's
like literally exactly the color like
exactly so cool. So, I'm just going to
pretend that I'm talking into it even
though I'm really talking into this mic.
Um I just want to thank every single one
of you, Precious Yidden, Precious Namos
for being here. A big thank you to Rafi.
And a big thank you to Brother Safi. And
if you're playing with an outlet, it's
not safe. I see you. Don't play with
that. Don't play with the outlet. It's
not safe.
I'm watching. By the way, this is like I
am like a babysitter. I am I am like
your I am always watching. Um, and
everyone have a good if I don't see you,
good afternoon, good evening, and good
night, and good chabas. And say it with
me, you are all
incredible kids. Thanks for watching and
joining me. Bye, everybody.