Singer Jaloliddin Ahmadaliyev appeared as a guest on the "Khush Kelibsiz" (Welcome) project, where he shared unforgettable memories from his school days. During the interview, he spoke candidly about his childhood years, his attitude toward his studies, and his favorite subjects.
According to the artist, he particularly enjoyed physical education, music, and labor (vocational) classes. However, he recalled with a laugh that labor lessons did not always proceed as planned:
“There wasn't much of a lesson during labor class; our teacher would say, 'Go outside and dig the garden.' Being kids, we would strike the shovel once or twice and then run off to play. But I really loved literature,” he said.
During the conversation, he was also asked: “Did your teachers at school ever tell you that you would become a singer in the future? Were you mischievous?”
Ahmadaliyev responded with sincerity:
“Yes, we were very mischievous. If my teachers are watching this interview, they know exactly what kind of kids we were. If I was late for class or arrived after playing with friends, they would say, 'You can only sit down if you sing a song first.' There was a teacher named Oyshaxon-opa who lived in our neighborhood; we gave her quite a hard time as well,” the singer recalled with a laugh.
These sincere and humorous memories left a warm impression on the audience.
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