 Happy Diwali everybody. Hey, welcome back to our stupid reaction to the idiots. I'm Corbin. I'm Rick, and you can follow my Instagram and Twitter! Oh, Jesus! It's so juicy. And thank you for watching some pictures, and follow us on official Twitter account. Today is a big day. Yep, huge. It is our first Diwali celebration. Yes. And I got some stupid babies who often helped me with videos. They sent me three videos, short videos. Cool. I think one of them is a cartoon one, kind of similar to another one we did. Another one is more of the, actually, what happens. Cool. And then there's a third video, I believe, because they draw something on the ground or do something like a design thing. Bring it on. Teaching. We've got three different videos teaching us about Diwali because all we know is... The lights. Lights. And then Michael Scott from the Office episode says, Happy Diwali! It's the only introduction we've ever had, but since we've become acquainted with all things India. And it's basically Christmas, essentially. Yeah, it's big. And there's still a lot of people in India that celebrate Christmas. It's still a big holiday. But as far as the Indian Rooted Holidays. Holy and holy. Holy and holy Diwali are the big ones. Yep. And we got, in our unboxing episode, somebody sent... We got a bunch of Diwali gifts. Yeah. But we got some... This one in particular. We got some little candles and candle holders. Yes. So we lit those for Diwali. The lights are a little low because I wanted you to be able to see it. Yeah. But let's just get into the first video. Cool beans, man. Happy Diwali to everyone. Happy happy Diwali. Diwali. And I am really excited to learn about this. Me too. Here we go! He celebrates the victory of God over evil and light over darkness. Diwali is celebrated on the New World's Night of the Path of Kanpik. In ancient times Diwali was an important harvest festival. Most of us associate the festival of lights with the return of Ram to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile. There are however many other stories that are associated with the festival of Diwali. The fireworks are part of it. The birthday of Lakshmi, the Goddess of the World, is celebrated in many parts of India on the day of Diwali. In Bengal, devotees worship Kali, the Goddess associated with Shakti on the day of Diwali. Another story that coincides with the celebration of Diwali is the return of the Pandavas after their 13 years of exile on the New World's Night of Kanpik. People celebrated their return by lighting lamps and bursting crackers. It is said that Vikramalindya, the great king, was coronated on the day of Diwali. Mahavir Teethankar, the founder of Jainism, is believed to have attained Nirvana on the day of Diwali, making it a significant occasion for the Jains as well. His personality draws is really good. The festival of Diwali is often also associated with gambling. It is believed that Parvati played dice with her husband Shiv on the day of Diwali. People believe that gambling on Diwali bring them prosperity. All these beliefs together make Diwali the festival of joy, victory, prosperity and wealth. Great things to celebrate. The drawing is... I'm always so impressed with people who can draw because I'm awful. I can do a little, not this style at all. I can do a little, but that's about it. People will say, well, you can do so many things. You're so talented. You can dance. You can act. You can sing and play. I'm like, yeah, you want to see me try and draw something? It's pretty awful. So the second one is called The Festival of Lights Explored. I believe this is more of actually what happens in real life. So we're going to do a couple videos so we get the full picture of it. Beautiful. It's awesome. It's awesome. It's awesome. 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