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Hilarious #RiyadhLife snapchats trend as users laugh off stereotypes
#RiyadhLife has been trending over the past two days, with users sharing their Snapchat photos
A hashtag is taking Saudi Arabia’s Snapchat stories and Twittersphere by storm as residents poke fun at the capital with light-hearted jokes about life in Riyadh.
#RiyadhLife has been trending over the past two days, with users sharing their Snapchat photos relating to the stereotypes many Saudis face and the ups and downs of life in the kingdom.
نطالب تكريم هذا الشخص بوسام الملك عبدالعزيز لتحسين سمعه البلد
وابو بعير ياليت تسحب منه الجنسية
#RiyadhLife pic.twitter.com/xATBe2thVN
— ريتال (@Reetal777) April 17, 2015
Scores of photos of people playing with tigers, swimming with lions and relaxing with baby cubs were shared with users joking that such pets were commonplace in the city, which remains to be seen.
My morning oil coffee with foam
#RiyadhLife pic.twitter.com/dox2ZQl4xg
— اْحمدالعوفي (@AS5SA50) April 20, 2015
Users also joked about the stereotyped view that all those living in the kingdom have oil aplenty, with a picture of a coffee cup shared with the caption “my morning oil coffee with foam” and a snap of a young man with oil being piped into his mouth with the caption “we need oil to live.”
سناب الموسم
#RiyadhLife pic.twitter.com/5e9ZUJ5oQr
— بن ثالث (@iBinThaleth) April 17, 2015
bmot #RiyadhLife pic.twitter.com/xwQvshgRtq
— shema (@shymowh) April 18, 2015
One user shared an image of a man standing in front of what seems to be an impressive skyline of skyscrapers. The caption reads “The towers in Riyadh,” before adding in Arabic “don’t tell anyone that it’s a painting.”
خلونا نتفق، أونس شي صار بسناب جات لما الحين #RiyadhLife pic.twitter.com/XemK4UKldY
— هديـل زيـد الهـاملي (@alhamli_h) April 17, 2015
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