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Boshret Kheir
On May 16, 2014, Hussain Al Jasmi released a video on YouTube called (بشرة خير ) , Boshret Kheir or Boushret Kheir, meaning good omen, showing clips of Egyptians dancing in different areas of the country, in order to unite them so they can get out and vote. Most of the Egyptians hold up posters that say words such as "vote", "get out there", and "your voice counts". The video was filmed in eight Egyptian provinces by eight different cameras and was put together in less than a day. The creator of the song was going to sing it himself but found out that Hussain Al Jasmi was coming to Egypt, and Hussain Al Jasmi offered to sing the song himself, to show his love for Egypt.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=حسين الجسمي " اغاني )〕
Earlier in 2014, there was a vacancy in the Egyptian presidential office due to Mohamed Morsi being overthrown by a military coup led by the now Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Egyptians didn't participate well in the elections after the coup, which ended the first democratic process in Egypt ever since, there was a need to convince people to get involved and Boshret Kheir was utilized. It was a good song but it failed.
==Video==
On May 16, a 3-minute video was published, showing the diversity of the people across Egypt as they dance and hold cards with different Arabic words on them to encourage people to vote. A caption in the video said "Dedicated to all EGYPTIANS" in English. The video itself is sung by an Emirati (see also Emirati people) singer, who is popular all over the Middle East, when Hussain Al Jasmi was asked why he sung the song, he replied because he wanted to show his great love for the Egyptian People.
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