Khaled
Khaled is an Arabic male given name meaning "eternal" or "immortal." Common across the Arab world, it appears in various transliterations: Khalid, Khaalid.
The name gained Western recognition through figures like DJ Khaled, the American music producer known for his catchphrases and hip-hop collaborations.
Semitic language family member
- masculineMale in character
- MohamedPraiseworthy one, Arabic
- AhmedArabic masculine name
- OmarArabic male name
Ali · Hassan · Tariq · Ibrahim · Mustafa · Karim · Jamil · Nasser
Music mixer performer
- producerOne who makes things
- hip-hopRhythmic spoken-word music
- anthemOfficial song of praise
- collaborationJoint intellectual work
hype · catchphrase · Miami · mogul · hitmaker · Grammy · bass · beats
Central Asian landlocked nation
- novelistWriter of prose narratives
- exileBanishment from homeland
- refugeePerson fleeing danger abroad
- storytellingRecounting events aloud
Kabul · diaspora · Persian · humanitarian · bestseller · literary · emotional
Arabic
Semitic language family member
Omar · Ali · Hassan · Tariq · Ibrahim · Mustafa · Karim · Jamil · Nasser · Farid
DJ
Music mixer performer
collaboration · hype · catchphrase · Miami · mogul · hitmaker · Grammy · bass · beats · party
Afghanistan
Central Asian landlocked nation
storytelling · Kabul · diaspora · Persian · humanitarian · bestseller · literary · emotional
- Arabic NamesAhmad, Ahmed, Ali, Omar, Mohamed
- French MusicEdith Piaf, chanson, French jazz, French pop, Debussy
- world musicworld music, African music, Celtic music, Indian music, Brazilian music
- RaiAlgeria
- Arab ArtistsElissa, Hakim, Omar Sharif, Khalil Gibran, Adonis
- North AfricansBerbers, Tuareg, Tunisians, Algerians, Egyptians
KhaledBrian Eno
Oblique Strategies creator
Bon Iver · Portishead · Sade · Enya · Frank Ocean
KhaledSia
Daft Punk · Banksy · Thomas Pynchon · Deadmau5 · Marshmello