#khaliji

Adam Afara, who is a celebrity events designer revealed he will be collaborating with 5SOS this month or in April. (Source)

Credits to Tha5SOSFamily for the discovery

I'm wondering if this has anything to do with the desert trip they all took recently when they celebrated Calum's birthday. They clearly were in the studio, but I don't think it was necessarily 5SOS5 related. Because how easy is it to write/record when you have you have an entourage of friends/partners with you? My speculation is that maybe they recorded something from CALM, similar to the Lie To Me and Want You Back acoustic videos. It could be that they are making the video that comes with that soon. Or maybe they already did and the article is trying to say the video is coming either this month or the next.

Also let's not forget that Ryan Fleming was there with them on the desert trip. He obviously took some pictures, but I would not be surprised if he was also there to film something as well.

Khaligi/khaliji Belly dancers use the term “khaliji” to refer to the style of dance and music from the Persian Gulf or Arabian Gulf region, the “Khalig,” including Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. The dance is largely improvisational, performed by pairs or groups of women for their own entertainment at special celebrations, such as weddings.

The women are very proud of their long hair and so the khaliji dance often includes the tossing of loose, long hair from side-to-side, like the “shaking of water out of the ear.” In performance, when the music reaches a climax, the hair tosses are usually performed in a kneeling position and can build up to the point that the dancer’s hair creates figure eights.

Besides footwork and hair tosses, chest and shoulder movements are highlights of this dance, as well as lots of spinning, head slides, soft hand movements and shoulder and hand shimmies. The index finger is sometimes placed on the nose, with palm of hand towards the nose and again this may depend on the region where it is being performed.