RARE Zimbabwe Tribal Food!! From Giraffes to Goats!!

[@BestEverFoodReviewShow]

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[@TraveldenganDon]

I am always thankful that we have people like him in this world Who respect other cultures Come to the north pole sometime! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGKQpaibftOihJI

[@giftmalama9641]

Please come to Zambia 🇿🇲it would be an honor to take you around the place and our food

[@гигачад-ь8ь]

Siuuuu

[@lenmabstreetfoodshow9442]

What do your think about his sharing friend? I am really love his actions video so much. Greeting from Cambodia everyone

[@killershootin6934]

I never miss an episode. Love this show. Pls don't ever stop! You guys could do a discovery,travel or food channel show. So good.

[@sqwayi111]

“No animal is as dangerous as us human beings” Mr Mpisi What a wise man

[@please_stopit8461]

what is a human being???

[@sqwayi111]

@@please_stopit8461 not too sure but if you are ever in Zimbabwe you can ask Mr Mpisi…

[@please_stopit8461]

gray thing? also, this video seems fake...like a green screen. It's not real but the animals are real though.IDk if you can call those people "Africans". just pay attention to the video, also stay offline for a while.

[@RJ-mh3ox]

@@please_stopit8461 i think you’re the one who needs to stay offline for a while or forever 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@moon-en8qd]

@@please_stopit8461 dude you’re chronically in need to go touch some grass

[@islandmanmikep]

What a truly wise man. I can understand why he lead his people. I smiled this whole amazing video. Thanks Sonny and team for sharing this.

[@disabledbabe]

And his command of English is exceptional. The man touched something in me.

[@markzenith1441]

Compare 70 or 80 year old African men with 70 or 80 year old American men. The west did introduce a lot of carbs into their diets but at least they’re eating more nutrient dense food like organ meat.

[@disabledbabe]

@@markzenith1441 Their staple food is corn I believe which the eat with meat and vegetables. The secret here I think is they grow their own food and keep their animals. Nothing lased with chemicals we ingest here daily. And they move a lot.

[@markzenith1441]

@@disabledbabe paleo carbs and processed carbs that unnecessarily find their ways into American foods have different effects. Insulin definitely plays a role. If you don’t think they’re spiking their insulin much less than Americans, you don’t realize to the extent that carbs/sugar are forced into every food in the west. Also if you move as much as you eat carbs have less of an impact. If you don’t move very much carbs are going to wreck your body.

[@seanh1661]

@@markzenith1441 His words at the end plays into what you say. Us choosing our own destiny and not other people planning it. The system were under Controls our destiny from birth to death.

[@Mandi_Zwane89]

Who else is absolutely fascinated by Mpisi. His wisdom is capturing. Thoroughly enjoyed the Zimbabwean series. Keep up the great work Sonny and the team 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️ with love South Africa🇿🇦

[@MiguelRivera-xx4mt]

I am he got a lot of wisdom

[@gerryblacsalvagerepairs6243]

Ubabu mpisi uyazi into ayenzayo … only if he gave sunny is haqa 😂😂😂 to clenz

[@Mandi_Zwane89]

@@gerryblacsalvagerepairs6243 yini ihaqa? 🙈😅😅

[@sharonsibanda6623]

@@Mandi_Zwane89 🤣🤣🤣 it's a very bitter drink that is made from a certain tree parts I think lol. It is a good thing he never got it coz that will be the highlight of the whole show😂😂

[@Mandi_Zwane89]

@@sharonsibanda6623 yho 😂😂 what is it for kanti?

[@theclassics7513]

Zimbabwe series have been so awesome. One thing l like, Sonny didn't go to the fancy restaurants, he kept it real and I love how he respect other people's culture. All series were outstanding . Love you Zimbabwean people

[@mudekangethe3517]

For a 78 year old he sure does look amazing and healthy. Wow! Great guy, learnt a lot from Mpisi, great village, great culture, thankyou Will and team for the African love.

[@ingwetheafricansoldier9868]

Traditional food keeps people healthy for long. My great grandfather was over a 100 years old and still strong enough to walk for miles.

[@C-H-I-]

@@ingwetheafricansoldier9868 my grandmo 100+

[@RichardCranium321]

@@ingwetheafricansoldier9868 natural food is the way... if you dont grow it or kiill it then you dont eat it. americans and europeans have forgotten this fact & we are suffering as a result.

[@knongkynrih490]

This guy is sooo wise and cool would love to have a grandfather like him , going to vist him be like the most exciting thing of the year 😂😂😂

[@ccmi2081]

His words of wisdom is amazing. People should learn what living is all about from him. We just got 50% of the series and It's already so good. Can't wait for more.

[@Sterreeler]

I agree, he's so wise

[@tamimharbi8160]

impesi sounds like an actual npc

[@elchapnation]

True 😂😂😂

[@Movetheproduct]

They truly are wise... The smoke is amazing for the eyes, Kappa.

[@Viralshorts-7R]

I can see why he is a leader of that village.. He sounds like philosopher.. Perfect man 👍👍

[@AllHope23]

It is an inherited role.... it is likely that he was groomed (in a good sense) for it by his elders

[@marvinpeterson9903]

I am greatly appreciative that you are doing this African food tour. As an African American man I am learning things about my ancestors culture that I was never taught and was lost to my people. This gives me an inside look at things that I will never probably be able to experience in my lifetime. Thank you so much and I am highly grateful. Tell KZbin to stop demonetizing your videos.

[@drewengles4477]

100% agree with you. It's been a very educational series. You can see the happiness and satisfaction of everyone involved in the village and having a role to play. It's not about wealth or status, it was about living life to the fullest and being happy/content. Our modern day western values need a reset to some extent to focus more on family and community.

[@happyguy2k]

Hopefully you get a chance to visit the continent if you haven't gotten tht chance

[@rediettadesse2828]

He should do a video of how americans still haunt wild animals to eat , and even shoot different birds to ground to eat it ,

[@AvangardaSRB]

You should go and visit part where your from while you are still alive, just go..

[@africaine4889]

@@rediettadesse2828 they do?

[@hassanimranmilazi5264]

As a Zimbabwean I'm proud of how Mr.Mpisi represented us !!! ❤️🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼

[@rage2637]

I like how Zimbabweans are smart and literate. The OG was dropping knowledge for sure

[@Zimbabweballenthusiast]

Why thank you

[@amandamuwani8785]

As a Zimbabwean🇿🇼 I'm very proud...Note how anyone and everyone (even in the deep rural areas) is able to communicate in English 💛 Thank you Sonny for showing the world the side of Zimbabwe that they never show!!!You are a really amazing person

[@emtee5232]

YES indeed, I posted almost the EXACT same thing in another comment!!!! Education system in Zimbabwe is better than some other countries. These Traditions and our Culture as Zimbabweans should definitely be preserved. Thank you again to Sonny,you were raised well!!! Edit: is it did not know or they did not show this side of Madzimbabwe...

[@chipochiroorwa]

Saka kutodada kuti vanhu vese vanotaura chirungu panzvimbo yekudada nemitauro yedu?

[@94xmetal]

I lived in Harare for 3 years. I love your country. Amazing and friendly people you all.

[@stevenmutumbu2860]

Zibwabwe calling 254 Kenya ...LONDON LOCKED

[@amandamuwani8785]

@@chipochiroorwa nhai vatete saka mukaenda outside Zimbabwe monotaura neShona?? How did you expect communication between Sonny and his hosts if they didn't speak English????

[@DigitalLambchop8]

Ugh 78?! He looks sooooo good! I Love his words "Not Blood, its Food, Not bitter, Its Tasty" Not "African" Medicine, just Medicine. Wow! What a gem on earth! Thanks for sharing him with us!

[@kotivemavarapu8126]

True

[@mahmouddilshad6521]

"No animals is dangerous as us, human beings " well said sir ❤️

[@elainemo508]

That hit home for me too!

[@t.dollar94]

A wise man 👏🏼🙌🏼 talk to them and let them them be, we share this world with them. They have a purpose as do we.

[@RJ-mh3ox]

And the fact he knows not to feed them your food is wise as well it keeps you safe and preserves their lives so they’re less likely to be killed and keep their natural instinct

[@thomasthabanigumbe4103]

I've watched so many of these shows and this one flew right by me. "Live in harmony with the animals" words of the elderly since the beginning of time. Am so proud to be Zimbabwean.

[@mbusomabena9751]

🇿🇦From one ndebele to another🇿🇼. I love your home Baba UMpisi🙏🏾

[@traceypotter7669]

I want to wrap Mr. Mpisi in a huge hug. His knowledge, insight and outlook is inspiring and eye opening. Huge lessons to be learned from this incredible gentleman.

[@comedianking83]

The most surprising part of this whole trip to Zimbabwe is that Mr. Mpisi is 78 years old. I know they say black don't crack but this is taking it too far 🤣

[@tsungigudza8803]

Lol agreed 😅🤣😂, he’s never and will never crack

[@zoa2129]

He look amazing for his age!

[@PhillyEagleWV]

It's ridiculous. He looks 50

[@mr.nobody9086]

Time to start eating goat bile.

[@XxChopperGunnerxX]

His libido cracked though!

[@leylag1466]

I lived in Zimbabwe for a few years and I have to say the people are extraordinary. We ones we went to a village with our convoy ( I am a nurse that volunteered ) and as always at the end of the day we were offered a feast. I politely told the ladies that I truly appreciate their food but that I don’t eat meat. They immediately went to oldest man and complained that my husband is a bad hunter and can’t feed his family. Short time later the elder found my husband and bitched him out for his non existing hunting skills. Needless to say I didn’t intervene and enjoyed my hubby being told off.

[@vivisectionist6six629]

"Needless to say I didn’t intervene and enjoyed my hubby being told off." Lol what a piece of shit, particularly because you caused the situation.

[@anythinggoes495]

😂😂😂😂

[@celiajames600]

🤣🤣🤣💓

[@pg6303]

🤣🤣🤣

[@tafadzwachikuvanyanga8046]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rangariraiimbayarwo6442]

So proud of Mr Mpisi, very good communication and welcoming skills. Thanks to Sonny

[@HarryDjomo]

Ilove the way he interacts with the Africans. I love people like that, we need more people like you in our world.

[@ncumisanoludwe3856]

The fact that no translators have been used so far... Zimbabwean people are amazing

[@rediettadesse2828]

can you imagine Europeans speaking African language even inside their rural local areas

[@AvangardaSRB]

@@rediettadesse2828 its not comparable, english is not spoken only in england but throughout the world, and there are many african languages, literally every tribe has different so yeah, not comparable

[@araylaurence6220]

@@AvangardaSRB agreed

[@Black-lioness]

😂🤣they were colonised by the British and fact they received their independence in the 1980s ..

[@kbtitan2464]

I mean…Zimbabwe was colonized by the British

[@i.am.tamielliot2935]

Funny how I'm starting to appreciate our culture in Zimbabwe because of this man. Keep up the good work, I love this channel

[@zayroix8331]

you're supposed to love appreciate and respect all your ancestors that came and left and dropped so much wisdom that your HERE! #AFRICA TO THE WORLD.

[@4evermusicinspiration]

my favourite exchange : Sonny "what do you call it, African medicine?" and Mpisi is like "No, its MEDICINE" - Oh i love the wisdom in Zimbabwe - PRICELESS!

[@jademurray376]

Mr MPISI has a very infectious personality I felt great just watching him, I can't imagine how great it must of been to get to know him. New life goal, be like Mpisi.

[@connieb.4071]

by the way Mpisi means Wolf

[@williamkirima8295]

Zimbabweans and Kenyans especially the Bantu such as Kikuyu are long-lost relatives. Everything they eat is on the Kenyan menu exactly the combo. That's why Jomo Kenyatta accommodated the Shona and today they are a tribe in Kenya with citizenship status. Love this

[@LillianMhandu]

No we are not

[@sjx3516]

@@LillianMhandu learn about the Bantu migration he could be right

[@LillianMhandu]

@@sjx3516 fake stories by colonizers i don't listen to that nonsense i know nothing about Kenya culture nor is it similar to Zimbabwe and no one is Kikuyu in Zimbabwe

[@praise2362]

@@LillianMhandu apparently you're clueless lol

[@marigoldbeam5475]

@@LillianMhandu I am Zimbabwean and he is correct. There is a community of Kenyans descended from Zimbabwean migrants. They are from the mapostori religion if I remember correctly. The video documentary about them was available here on youtube. There was no need to be so rude in your answer, especially because you were wrong. He was not talking as a colonialist, but as a brother. Highlighting our similarities, and he is correct. We are one.

[@halimasultan03]

He was very sweet and really wanted you to enjoy his culture. I'm glad you showed them so much respect and love

[@USSWATSON]

He is definitely my favorite person you’ve had on the show! Such a good personality and he’s 78!!!!

[@binatitagain]

Loved Mr. Mbisi with Sonny in this one. They seemed to have gotten along like they had known each other for awhile. What a great host/embassador and leader of his village. Awesome episode!

[@prospermuriro5664]

Zimbabweans 🇿🇼 are so friendly and welcoming

[@leonardmapuranga2428]

Sonny you are an all rounded human being full of compassion, empathy, humility and humour. Great work from you and your team for show casing that there's more too life in simplicity and genuine love to learn from each other...

[@AmbitiousEats]

*Never been to Zimbabwe, but I have been to SA, the food was out of this world* 🇿🇦 *Looking forward to this video, also look forward to when I’ll be able to fly out to Zimbabwe one day myself and document the food journey there* 🙌

[@mak28busted]

Yes please do come to Zimbabwe kzbin.info/www/bejne/qamYhWudnrpkl7M

[@mrcocoloco7200]

English: Republic of Zimbabwe. Shona: Nyika yeZimbabwe. Ndebele: Ilizwe leZimbabwe. Chewa: Dziko la Zimbabwe. Chibarwe: Dziko la Zimbabwe. Kalanga: Hango yeZimbabwe. Khoisan: Zimbabwe Nù. Nambya: Inyika yeZimbabwe. Ndau: Nyika yeZimbabwe. Shangani: Tiko ra Zimbabwe. Sesotho: Naha ya Zimbabwe. Tonga: Cisi ca Zimbabwe. Venda: Shango ḽa Zimbabwe. Xhosa: Ilizwe lase-Zimbabwe.

[@PaloSant]

I see you know all the official languages of Zimbabwe

[@mrcocoloco7200]

@@PaloSant Well not really, I just use the wiki. Is still pretty cool how many languages Zimbabwe has damn.

[@PaloSant]

@@mrcocoloco7200 I was convinced you know about those languages😂😂. There are 16 official languages. Shona is widely spoken followed by Ndebele. The rest are spoken in localised areas. Most people understand either Shona or Ndebele so it makes it easier to communicate. We don't communicate in English

[@mrcocoloco7200]

@@PaloSant Really that's crazy. So do you guys use English only for business?

[@tmaziriri]

ME: "That was a good Zimbabwe food arc" Sonny: *drops another Zimbabwe episode* Excited ME: "This is now getting wild!" Being Zimbabwean you sometimes fail to notice the culture around you, and that every single person in this country somehow speaks fluent English.

[@sergioaugusto6790]

its all about people. This guy, the head of the village, got something that i cant explain... thx for all the good content guys Greetings from Brazil

[@antonevan443]

This is genuinely one of the best channel on KZbin. Far more than just a food review or vlog channel, this is more like an anthropological documentary.

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

" Smoke is medicine for the eyes." More amazing foods and the people are always great. Old man is a beast and a survivor. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@michaelboshko8206]

Unfortunately they get blamed as witches sometimes.. not in this town though

[@abcdefg123401]

" No Animal is as Dangerous as Human beings ". Well said Sir, well said.

[@brentliosmithii3467]

Zimbabwe is a Meat Heaven, Fresh meat with no chemicals added like many in the west are used to.

[@ashtton_tapiwa]

As a Zimbabwe living abroad (Ireland) for the past 12 years this brought back so many memories as a kid growing up in Jambezi and Binga. Thank you for this.

[@danieljones8979]

This is a beautiful cultural exchange. All people are truly equal. The perspective this channel provides is eye-opening.

[@M_RM.]

Love seeing a side of my country that not even I have experienced. I'm still hoping there's one more video on Zimbabwe coming, but also appreciate all you've released so far.

[@SarthakRauts]

"So no animal is dangerous as us, human beings", well said @9:49

[@krissy0628]

If this wasn’t the realest shit

[@dalumuzidube990]

As a Zimbabwean living abroad, this amazing video brings back hreat memories of home, good food, amazing people and some of the most beautiful sceneries! NB: His name 'Mpisi" literally means Hyena! Great work Sonny

[@Skhetsani]

It means the same thing in SiSwati too.

[@olesh7323]

Cool fact about Zimbabwe..Most people are fluent in English and educated.Back in the day Zimbabwe was the Top notch country for providing good quality education in Africa

[@sindi8150]

Oh wow uBab” Mpisi is so wise. My heart is full seeing my Ndebele people being represented and showcasing our beautiful culture. Thanks Sonny for visiting and being so genuine❤️

[@wawwieque2315]

Its so heartwarming watching them interact and share knowledge so peacefully. Makes me super proud to Ndebele, proud to be Zimbabwean.

[@chiyenyumba7135]

I love that the Shona zvinyenze has been approved by our cousins the Ndebele.... Beautiful life right there

[@cwey4612]

Uiui3

[@Naniso]

I'm a proud Zimbabwean. Love seeing all these cultures within the country's borders.

[@SuheybElmanowlimbo]

Zimbabwe is great country with hospitable people. Greetings from Somalia 🇸🇴

[@emtee5232]

Even in very deep rural areas, well spoken English!!!!!! Edit: "no animal is as dangerous, as us human beings" 🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@troychim8219]

Zimbabwe was a British colony boss

[@longschlongjohnson6470]

Lmao most people in Zimbabwe they speak english. Is English your definition of "well spoken"?

[@debonairstygervalley0457]

No animal is as dangerous, as us human beings. So true

[@xpresstv7689]

You need to travel more....

[@vmat6684]

@@longschlongjohnson6470 They said "well spoken English" relating to fluency. And he's right.

[@opps2268]

There's never a dull moment watching this program big up🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@tkdwar76]

Mr Mpisi is a real intellectual. What a wonderful exploration of Zimbabwe's culture.

[@16katie07]

It’s so refreshing to see people who aren’t American cook. Americans constantly go on about food prepared with no seasoning. Food literally doesn’t need any seasoning besides a bit of salt as proven by this video!

[@nosatechsolutions]

Zimbabwe is absolutely gorgeous and the people are wonderful and really smart! Don’t let the English fool you, it’s not their first language, they ALL had to learn that. I hope their economy improves, they absolutely deserve that

[@JP-cp9es]

I thoroughly enjoyed this episode! Mpisi is one heck of a man, so wise and knowledgable! I'm really loving your Zimbabwe series!

[@andiletapona9628]

No animal is dangerous its us human beings. love how intelligent this guy is well spoken too

[@drewengles4477]

The older gentleman/host was so charming and vibrant with life. Shows we don't need exceptional wealth or abundance of physical things to live happily. I wish I had one tenth of this mans happiness and acceptance of what he values in life.

[@underrated9964]

This is the best episode I've ever seen. I love you sunny and I love everything you do. Thank you ever after the struggle and still being here with us. You've kept me alive with your humor and your example thank you for your existence and keep up the good work.

[@aoikiren]

9:51 "No animal is dangerous as us,human being" The best quote that I have ever heard

[@nicoleayienga593]

Mr. Impesi is a riot. I would love to have listened to him speak about his life. He seems very wise, slightly questionable, and kind all wrapped up in a great smile. Great video. So glad you guys have been able to figure out the youtube matrix.

[@rawstatustv2358]

Did anybody catch how he mentioned the fact that Western pharmaceuticals, get some of their Formulas, and ingredients from people and places like this in Africa.

[@krissy0628]

Yes which is true, my university’s pharmacy school did a summer abroad in the Amazon to study medicinal plants. I am also from British Guyana where most of our medicines are plant based. Lots of teas and herbs to boil for every thing you can think of.

[@ahhwe-any7434]

No I'm too add. But I always thought that the cure for everything would be something ironic. Like everything natural. Fd up bc someone from Africa told me today how they cut her up as a little girl to "cure" her. Then later told her pretty much they had no clue what they were doing. I didn't want to tell her I grew up in the suburbs. And how 1 of my friends was a 1st generation too, but from Africa as well. Only, she didn't grow up poor. Both of her parents were doctors. She loves jeezenums

[@bebosky3197]

Is unreal how some people mock or talk down on people who live like this BUT LET ME TELL YOU they don’t have HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE INFLAMMATION ARTHRITIS I would love to have that diet GOD BLESS THEM

[@juggernaught79]

I’m watching this from a northern suburb of Atlanta, grilling burgers and I am absolutely charmed by this video. What beautiful country side and people. Just magnificent!

[@daveb169]

Sonny and company, you guys are amazing!! Im from Northern Wisconsin much like a neighbor to sonny. If I was rich I'd donate alot more to your amazing work, showing many different cultures and how they eat. Thank you and keep up the good work.

[@Kelly_t_love]

Thank you so much Sonny for visiting my home and showing the world our culture. May God bless every path you step

[@warpig79]

"we share this world. They have a roll in our society." No wiser words have been spoken.

[@TennesseeWhiskii]

This channel has single handedly taken me all over the world & made me feel as if I've had the privilege of meeting some of these beautiful people personally.

[@lavadj8442]

Am a proud ndebele currently in South Africa and am happy to see sonny showing the world our style🔥🖤👍🏽

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

amaNdebele ilizwe likaMtwakazi to the world.

[@chefadnanf3621]

Zimbabwe is truly blessed with all this wonderful comforting food plus also the Nature

[@amandamuwani8785]

True that ... and just check how young this man looks for 78☺

[@bluedeath4888]

I'm in my basement watching this but I feel like I'm travelling the world with sonny! FANTASTIC VIDEO! FANTASTIC FOOD REVIEW, AMAZING CULTURES! WOW! You've got everything! LOVE YOU!

[@Droggo972]

My grandma everytime she went Kumusha she would bring me "Nyakafundo or Ziyenze" (goat stomach wraped with the intestines),i love it so much and it made me think of her. Thanks for covering my beloved country

[@rojamillerover]

Those are the best

[@jordan9339]

In Sicily they make stigghiole (search for it) with sheep intestines. Goat may be used too. In Turkey they make kokoreç, in Greece they make something similar I think. Soup with stomach/tripe is common in Balkans. Mainly cow tripe, but pig, goat/ship is used also. These strange foods are eaten in Europe also, I just mentioned few. Sometimes not that common, but still. Loved the videos from your country. It was fascinating. I've always wanted to visit Victoria falls. Now I want it even more. Greetings from Europe.

[@Droggo972]

@@jordan9339 Heyyy there, i just looked up stigghiole. Its similiar to "Nyakafundo", so far apart but similiar cuisines. It really is a small world, hope you get to visit Victoria Falls it really is a nice place

[@elijahmoyo9350]

I already feel hungry

[@jordan9339]

@@Droggo972 Stigghiole has green onions wrapped inside, which isn't bad idea at all. Maybe it's worth to put some green onions in Nyakafundo

[@tockasheyeps9823]

We have so many things to learn from these people. Amazing people and so far this is one of the best video because the knowledge about living with the animals in harmony and about traditional values it's overwhelming.

[@Munyabrwn]

Great vid as always. Zim used to produce one of the best beef in the world. Meat is our culture 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼

[@rutendotakaendesa1417]

What a great time to be a Zimbabwean on KZbin lol.....Great Vid Sonny and team, wish i could subscribe a second time!!!!!

[@mr.nobody9086]

This has to be my favorite episode of this channel. The village chief is such a charismatic and wise man, huge respect to him. And huge respect to Sonny for sharing this with the world.

[@jrb65]

Dude, you need a netflix channel for this . Wishing you are able to monetize your videos in youtube . People like you spread more positivity than organizations for world peace

[@aaron-c9l]

I am absolutely at awe with Mpisi. He is a book of wisdom. Loved this series. Thank you Sonny and team!

[@shantelza2755]

Im so proud of my culture. As a Zimbabwean, its quite sad we quite dont understand and sometimes ignore what our culture is all about.

[@DubaiShow]

God bless 🇿🇼 Zimbaabwe. love from Dubai

[@BhoomDiela]

This man is so entertaining, definitely a contender for the best co-host

[@kwameayeh9012]

I Love this African guy. Very knowlgeable about life in the basic and oeverall happy man energy.

[@evezazzle5974]

So refreshing 🌾🌱🌿🍃the people, the food, culture, Sonny and Team❤️🇿🇼🌞🤗 thank you so much!!!!

[@alfredmwakiguwa263]

It's not blood, Now, it's food... what a great show!! much love from Kenya.

[@deanmatika]

Zimbabwean people are truly learned of all the episodes i haven't seen sonny using a translator everyone is fluent in English

[@Ketlo12345]

I just love how wholesome these videos are! i love watching them and getting used to seeing different kinds of foods being prepared since we are not used to seeing animals slaughtered anymore.

[@PamelaMazDefined]

Siyabonga ukubungazwa kwesiko lwamandebele , lokudla lezomgido (thank you for celebrating ndebele culture both the food and the dancing ) . Thank you so much Sonny for visiting our homeland

[@reeah4536]

Dude I love your channel so much that each show made is a must watch. I'm South African born but my ancestors are from Mozambique and Zimbabwe respectively so seeing you take all these journeys I cant help but have a pinch of jealousy

[@yoo_maso]

By far my favorite person you've interviewed. Amazing video

[@alanwisse192]

Zimbabwe was an awesome experience. Thanks for taking us. I especially liked the cat at the end that comfortably sat by the chief during the meal.

[@ismopro]

That man was born in 1944, he is 78 years old ?!! He looks SO young!

[@phumzilexolo17]

He eats organic food

[@sfm.x]

Thank you for deeply covering my country. I've seen things even i didnt know existed. Im now hooked to your videos

[@bukkeadnoi2377]

*0MG! 🥰 🥰 My entire family literally waits for your new episodes. Always first to watch.^^*

[@nkinyori]

Loving the wisdom of the grandpas in the Zim series. Really enjoyed it!

[@akhilmaru6999]

They all have such beautiful skin! Love for Mpisi through and through

[@mohrmoises9771]

I love what mpsi said.. No animal in this world that is more dangerous than us, human beings...

[@puchen07]

To everyone, pls keep pushing in life and never give Up. Can't wait to see you successful one day and May God Bless You! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@michaelcapps2443]

Bless up! 🙏 Thank you for your intentions, God bless you! 🙏

[@sanjayjaisi6549]

Sunny, you are amazing. Your channel not only focuses on the food habits of different regions, but we also can learn lot of things about so many tribes belonging to the different parts around the world, about their culture and living style. And it also includes lots of fun. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@shantelza2755]

Im a proud zimbabwean. Thank you sonny for showcasing this.

[@maybelles2sun]

wow congrats on 8M subs! another well deserved milestone!

[@zuplado3570]

Happy 8 million subscribers!!🥳🎉🎊 Very nice country❤️ And very nice and wise man

[@selskels]

Most profound statement in this video, "No animal is as dangerous as us" Very enlightening. Great exposition in this video. Good job. Gets better every time.

[@ngfmisunderstood3728]

It's crazy, cause no one thinks about it. But we can do things no other animal in this world can come close to.

[@selskels]

@@ngfmisunderstood3728 Exactly!!! Proves the Adam and Eve theory of being put in charge of all animals. Very interesting.

[@aaroncunt4460]

@@selskels Being put in charge? More like the garden of eden was a metaphor for us becoming concious and alienating us from the blissful ignorance of animals. By 'grapping the apple' we also embraced every bad aspect that comes with concioussnes

[@stilllearningtruth]

I enjoyed this visit so much. Mr Mpisi is such a kind, smart, patient and humble host. I hope to visit these beautiful lands one day and taste the food. BEFRS just keeps getting better,Thank you!

[@toburae3870]

I love how you can be so funny and SEEM disrespectful at times, but they know you are just playing because you also ask hard questions. You may know around but we can tell you are indeed respectful of their culture and traditions.