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Zeinab Manesh on Instagram‎: "Kel (کِل کشیدن) is ululation: a high-pitched, rapid tongue trill produced by women, common across Iranian, Kurdish, Arab, and broader SWANA cultures. It is not a scream, not random noise, not simply “joy.” It is used to mark moments when emotion spills beyond words. Celebration, return, pride, survival. Across our cultures, kel has always been public. Loud. Unapologetic. Impossible to silence. Kel turns the private female body into public sound. That is where its po

ululation during joyous moments has been part of ancient cultures across africa and asia for thousands of years. calling it “yodeling” and doubling down with “weird” after being told it’s part of their culture was just crazy unwarranted.

APF Catering & Events on Instagram: "When the kelk starts… you know the celebration just got real. Across the Middle East it’s known as the ululation, that high-pitched “lee-lee-lee-lee-lee!” sound women make at weddings, engagements, births, and big celebrations. It’s a sound of joy, pride, and blessing. You’ll hear it at Arab, Persian, Kurdish, Turkish, North African, and even some South Asian celebrations."

Sabrina Carpenter is facing criticism after a moment at Coachella in which she appeared to mock a fan’s cultural expression during her performance.During the show, a fan performed an ululation, a high-pitched celebratory sound traditionally used in Arab and African cultures to express joy and mark celebrations such as weddings and festive gatherings. The fan later explained that the gesture was part of their cultural background.Footage and accounts shared online suggest that Sabrina Carpenter re