Actually, we pass our tour on this moral talks about diversity, unity and talks about the diversity here in Jordan because Jordan being very welcoming country for refugees.

So there is a lot of refugees.

Uh, you can say the population in Jordan is 10 million people.

There is about five million Palestinians or with Palestinian roads on one of them.

On Palestinian refugee.

My name is Alan did.

I'm the one who tell the stories about street art here and a man He's a big boy on DSO and grew up in hip hop was part of the kind of founding fathers of hip hop here in a month.

And he's awesome storyteller.

There's ladies, Sudanese, Yemenis, so many nationalities here.

And also we have different styles.

So there is the conservative people.

You can say, what hijab, this mob or this traditional things, but also there's the hip hop and youth and all different stones.

Hip hop culture had really unique way off, letting young guys expressing themselves, because when we grow up here, it was really difficult.

Also in 2004, it was after the Iraqi war, we find hip hop as a game toe escape from this political situations and to have a talent or something to do with our time.

The first day I arrived here, my taxi driver who took me from Eighth Circle to downtown where my hostel was, it was just like, Hey, come sit in the front seat.

I'll give you a tour of downtown like And that's basically been the theme of the last two years.

Like Hey, I'll just drop everything so that you feel comfortable on so that you know how toe do life in a month you can say the people, but it's they're very helpful.

They're very beauty or they're very simple.

The city, like how it looks, is also amazing.

Insistent has this old buildings if you walk around a man and also the hills.

I love a man.

I love Jordan.