My tradition is drinking Tecate at 8am in the holidays, and not loaning relatives any money. 🍻

I'm Norwegian n I won't eat fiskaballa aka fishballs or lutafesk some is just nasty homie lol. Mandal Norway keene - Manchester NH and bradenton florida reppin rep bay ridge

U funny bruh n the best Norwegian food is shedcaga and potatoes with gravy. Super smooth delicious meatballs meat and boiled potatoes. It's fire 🔥

My fam from 8th

I'm a 2nd generation Norwegian lived there 3 different summers this is where my grandparents lived after Norway I'm an ex gangster carrer criminal to be honest but I'm a completely changed individual thank you bro fr

There's a food festival at the Norwegian home in brooklyn on sept 7th and a huge Viking festival in Staten island at the Nansen Lodge on the 21st of September

Sad to think that in 40 years, this will likely ne the fate of Italians in Brooklyn

Top 10 food of all time IMO.

Since making this video, this spot has become a hot spot for food carts. The original 2 are still there and I spotted 4 other ones nearby the other night.

you have great stage presence, have you ever thought of becoming a pastor?

Yes but I never joined my mom uncle and older sister started without me cause I was at school🥲

'promosm' 😑

Looks good

U for a lot of babies

Oooo still a holiday after a holiday !!

i got two of them

I’m surprised u didn’t eat three

I'm eating this RN it's sooo delicious 😋 best pan ever, we always eat this but I don't really know much about it

Keep it up! 🎉 Those food look amazing

DAYUM

Wait, but Michelin only have 3 stars How they have five if the max is three??

Used your excellent video last year, coming back this year for another recommendation! <3

Ciao da los angeles

I feel like this could happen the same way with spam and corned beef. It's quite popular in philippines with eggs, spam, rice and the same in many asian countries. Sure it's unhealthy, but those same people still eat fast food all the time.

Isn't everything on tiktok gentrification ? A small trend becomes overdone and eventually someone tries to capitalize it and ruins it for everybody's experience

Super well done video! Glad it showed up in my feed.

This video makes it sound like canned fish is some inherently Iberian thing uniquely imbued with Iberian cultural heritage, when it's a very common food in many parts of the world where fish and canning facilities exist. It doesn't even originate in Iberia. I wouldn't use implication-heavy words like "gentrification" to mythologize canned fish consumption into something greater than it is.

This was a really interesting video and I think you handled both sides of the topic well. Excited to see what else you do :)

One could argue NY pizza is a “gentrified” version of Italian heritage/food, devaluing the historical significance of the dish. But I would argue that this phenomenon is just he byproduct of a multicultural, diverse society. This cultural melting pot is something we should embrace. Of course, we should encourage people to learn more about the history of products they consume; however, we should not shame people for not having the time to do so on every product they use. In commercialized countries, we consume such a diversity of products that having a deep understanding of the historical significance of each would take several lifetimes.

Perhaps the canned fish and what not is purely to prevent things such as Alzheimer's and the education around those tinned goods has improved as many know the benefits now instead of it just being "canned fish" Gentrification shouldn't relate to a certain color of people eating canned fish because you think it's gentrification, maybe if I wasn't able to find sardines at Walmart for still 0.98 cents there would be gentrification. But what you're pertaining to is specific videos of people eating 130$ canned fish from Patagonia which is outrageous to anyone who doesn't want to spend 130$ on canned fish. Does Patagonia selling $130 canned fish equal gentrification, does Amazon selling the same type of fish assortment for $60 equal gentrification? The same way gas prices rise when the demand is high, how could one not expect with a surplus in canned fish buyers and not enough fish in the sea to provide for the demand..Seems just a bit of a reach to say canned fish is gentrified.

I did the sardine challenge and realized it was a viable diet. Money , hunger satiation and healthy. I started to get moody and loopy on day three, but figured I could mod this make it a longer lasting diet.

As a Moroccan I live on Atun en Tomate

Great video from such a small channel!

as someone who lives in spain this whole thing is wild bc tinned fish is just something that everyone eats and always has

Let's be real most people forgot Iberia existed

If i hear another braindead mentioning of covid im gonna make a response video

It's the same thing with oxtails

I'm not on tiktok so I didn't know ab the trend, but I grew up eating canned fish because my family was poor and i retained a love for it. Rich ppl trends will never cease to amaze/frustrate me but this vid taught me a lot about the origins of these childhood quick meals. Subscribing for sure

I think it's insulting and not new in the realm of how Americans construct identity as a country with a general lack of cultural traditions and in which the majority that exist are detached from the community aspect of tradition solely focusing on the individual. That things are "found" just to be experienced, touted, fetishized and used for social currency and then abandoned once common as they no longer serve the purpose of expressing individuality. The commodification and industrialization of cultures is disturbing in its own right as they evolve to serve a different system that separates and is separated from community. That the communities of people whos traditions have been savored are often times forced to cope with the loss or degradation of that part to serve a mass of striving-to-be-individuals that have no long-term stake in its existence and at best survive as a tourist attraction.

Vegetarian here. Can't care less.

don't really care, the history will technically always be there, who are we to pause the evolution of cultures and unification of something everyone loves.

They are gentrifying my landscaping go to lunch, whats next the gas station hot dog or the hard boiled egg 😡

gen z is also obsessed with skincare, so consuming tinned fish may also play into this

My dad used to eat mac and cheese with smoked oysters and it rubbed off on me. And I've always used tinned fish in many forms for quick meals when I'm lazy. I also love anchovy on pizza. It's so weird that people would always think I was the weird one for my taste and how much I enjoyed all the tinned seafood but now it's a viral trend. Strange but interesting times

Your over exaggerated expressions ,constant squinting , and non stop waving of your hands and side to side movements makes this video unbearable . You doin to much .

this vid is so high quality

I lived in Brooklyn (BedStuy and Bushwick) from 2012-2018, I miss all of Brooklyn!

this looks magical ahhh

I'm coming to NYC in December so will be following this guide!!

I grew up eating canned fish and seafood, which makes sense since my grandparent on my dads side are portuguese. Both my parent's enjoy it, so there was always 2-3 cans in our pantry. I'd come home from school and have it as a snack with nothing else. I never heard of this trend and im amazed that it exists. Everyone i knew outside of my family treated canned fish like it's disgusting despite having never tried it.