CLEAN : Syrian Billy Elliot dances his way to a new life

The speaker shares their journey to Paris, highlighting the importance of cultural exchange between Arabian and European cultures. They discuss their role as a guest dancer with the Dutch National Ballet and express gratitude for the opportunities in Europe. The speaker recounts personal challenges, including threats from ISIS, and their resilience symbolized by a 'dance or die' tattoo. Despite gaining fame and happiness, they feel guilt due to their family's struggles in Syria, underscoring the duality of their experience.

How does the speaker describe their journey to Europe and the role of the Dutch National Ballet?

What message does the speaker want to convey through their art?

In what way does the speaker relate their personal struggles to broader societal issues?

What significance does the speaker attribute to their tattoo 'dance or die'?

What does the speaker express about their feelings towards their family in Syria?