Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Cultural Engagement: Displays deep interest in Arab culture and history through tweets about music and architecture.
- Humor: Uses humor effectively, as seen in tweets like 'I think I threw up in my mouth a bit actually'.
- Openness: Willing to share personal aspects, such as age and ethnicity, in 'Get to know me!!!'.
- Strong Opinions: Expresses clear views on cultural topics, like Iraqi and Saudi relations.
- Social Awareness: Comments on societal issues, such as women's rights, like 'free arab women'.
Weaknesses:
- Controversial Views: Some tweets, like 'Being arab is a disease', may alienate followers.
- Negativity: Tweets like 'may allah strike those who have stolen oomfs' reflect a negative tone.
- Inconsistent Messaging: Contradicts personal positivity with complaints, seen in 'my oomfs have forsaken me'.
- Provocative Humor: Tweets like 'Saddam Hussein was killed for being the first sunni man to have a fetish' could offend some.
- Overgeneralization: Comments like 'the khaleeji man has been defeated in the game of misogyny' lack nuance.
Your Simpsons character
Bart Simpson
Bart Simpson is the classic troublemaker who thrives on provocation and meme‑style antics, just like this user’s constant “ragebait” and sarcastic posts such as "me when im an idiot being paid to spread propaganda". The account frequently posts over‑the‑top cultural bragging, for example "The stolen culture of the Abbasid Arabs, how Berber life was reshaped in culture, music, clothing and architecture", and random challenges like "banat do u want me to do a clothing thread on different arab countries?". Their self‑aware, attention‑seeking tone – "I have discovered a shocking amount of ahwazi music over the past couple days" and "Guys, saudi and iraqi relations are the lowest theyve been in ages. To fix this I suggest all the beautiful saudi women I follow send me feet pics" – mirrors Bart’s habit of pushing boundaries for a laugh. Like Bart’s catch‑phrase "Eat my shorts", this user ends tweets with absurd humor or mock‑seriousness, making Bart the best fit.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
The user’s constant, direct calls for interaction—e.g., "Guys please let's stop all this hate I love all the arab countries..." and "Guys, saudi and iraqi relations are the lowest they've been..."—show strong extraversion. Their focus on big‑picture cultural narratives, such as the thread on "The stolen culture of the Abbasid Arabs..." and the "9. science/العلوم The Abbasid Caliphate advanced astronomy..." tweet, indicates a preference for intuition over concrete details. Frequent emotional and value‑driven statements like "Being Arab is a disease." and "I think the battoula is the most beautiful arab facial covering..." reveal a feeling decision style. The spontaneous, unstructured posting rhythm—including memes, self‑deprecating jokes, and last‑minute deletions like "deleting this soon, DM for ig."—reflects a perceiving, flexible lifestyle. These combined traits align best with the ENFP personality type.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a caftan from the Abbasid court? Because every time you appear, my heart feels wrapped in royal elegance.
- If we were Arabian sand cats, I'd chase you from southern Iraq to Saudi Arabia just for a pistachio ice‑cream under the desert stars.
- You asked for song suggestions—how about we create a mixtape blending Basrawi beats with Circassian strings, and let the rhythm be our first date?
- Your post on Abbasid arches inspired me: let’s build our own courtyard, where I’m the arch supporting you and we sip tea while admiring the geometry of us.
- You said the battoula is the most beautiful Arab face veil—mind if I uncover my feelings for you instead, maybe over a scoop of ice‑cream and a debate on niqab styles?
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Your new Twitter bio
20‑yr‑old Iraqi‑Circassian cultural mash‑up nerd 🌍 | Collects berber beats & Abbasid fashion (once dressed a desert cat in a caftan) | Ice‑cream fan– @22xx99xo
Your signature cocktail
Basra Blaze
The Basra Blaze blends pomegranate juice, a nod to the vibrant Arab flags and the user’s tweet about 'the Arabian sand cat: found in southern Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait', with date syrup that evokes Iraq’s ancient sweetness and the boastful 'IRAQI SUPREMACY~' tweet. A smoky pour of mezcal adds the fiery edge of their 'ragebait turks' and 'Being arab is a disease' moments, while rose water brings the fragrant elegance of Arab aesthetics mentioned in their clothing‑thread threads. A dash of cardamom bitters represents the spicy cultural debates captured in 'Berbers before the arabs BTW via the canary islands' and 'the stolen culture of the Abbasid Arabs...' tweets. The drink’s layered flavors echo the user’s mixed heritage, proudly declared in 'Get to know me!!! I am : age:20 years old from: Iraq ethnicity: half afro basrawi half Circassian', and each bold sip mirrors the confrontational vibe of their 'IRAQI SUPREMACY~' and 'the fight over this gold coin mask niqab is so dumb' posts.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The user frequently displays ambition and a desire for dominance, as seen in the tweet "IRAQI SUPREMACY~" and the claim "I will ragebait turks." They also admit to being used for propaganda, "me when im an idiot being paid to spread propaganda," which shows a self‑aware manipulation of information. Their strategic collection of cultural knowledge, e.g., "I have discovered a shocking amount of Ahwazi music over the past couple days," reflects a cunning approach to influence. Additionally, they propose opportunistic tactics to improve relations, like "Guys, saudi and iraqi relations are the lowest theyve been in ages. To fix this I suggest all the beautiful saudi women I follow send me feet pics," highlighting a self‑serving ambition typical of Slytherin.
Your movie
Your song
Desert Rose - Sting (feat. Cheb Mami)
Desert Rose blends Western pop with Arabic vocals, mirroring the user’s mix of English and Arabic tweets such as "شكد احب بنات العرب ياويلي" (how much I love Arab girls) and "I always simp beautiful women". The lyric "I dream of a desert rose" resonates with their fascination with desert symbols like "The Arabian sand cat: found in southern Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait" and their pride in Arab heritage expressed in "IRAQI SUPREMACY~". Their interest in diverse Arabic music, highlighted by "I have discovered a shocking amount of Ahwazi music over the past couple days", aligns with the song’s collaboration with Cheb Mami, an Algerian singer. The cross‑cultural vibe also reflects their self‑identification as "half afro basrawi half Circassian" and their bio "بين العصر والمغرب" (between the era and the west). Overall, Desert Rose captures the user’s love for Arab culture, beauty, and a blend of old‑world mystique with modern global influences.
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