Cannibals of Papua New Guinea | Joe Rogan & Forrest Galante

[@1HadChilling]

i get so mad when they say LOOK AT THAT and the camera man doesnt show us what they are looking at

[@LonelyOwl]

It's called Copyright ©

[@Gutslinger]

A.K.A. Bullshit, considering that they're basically reviewing and discussing the content.

[@forsakencrustacean1184]

@@Gutslinger they are allowed to do that, you arent allowed to reveal exact footage of a videp

[@gnick66]

Boobs and cocks

[@connersmith6403]

what he said^

[@Ninety7Till]

He looks like one of those dudes in the cannibal movies that gets captured and eaten lol

[@chileanguyfleegman]

like in the green inferno, where the cannibals eat a guy alive

[@Ninety7Till]

Chilean Guy #6 exactly lol

[@markbd9775]

Hopefully he gets some great pictures of that

[@video3ish]

Ive spent a lot of time in PNG & surrounding islands. There is a also chance he will simply get a rock on the head at night & his wallet taken, mostly a tree over the road (with an old 303 or a flare gun at their side) & they want 50 euro or US to let you pass. You pay them & go about your business. Oh & cannibalism has been non existance for prob 30-40 yrs there now. Its an urban myth.

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

Yeah, the one that gets fed his own balls lol

[@ethanmurphy3637]

“They’re just rockin it old school” -joe Rogan on primal cannibal people

[@danielbateman6518]

I mean... He's not wrong.

[@millsykooksy4863]

Lmao!

[@danielbateman6518]

@red x17 is medieval as far back as history goes?

[@danielbateman6518]

@red x17 incorrect

[@DoctahhOfficial]

I love his attitude about it. Rock on cannibal nomads!

[@meni5387]

I’m really distracted by Joe wearing my mom’s pajama shirt

[@mac11380]

It's what you do when you bang someone and they leave their shirt at your house....lol

[@isabellaleon5435]

I can’t stop starring 😭

[@TkJimCareyfaninK]

mac11380 then hes into very muscular wimon 😅

@H O N K H O N K ahh cause it said gay lol, KZbin censors everything

[@jaycedavis4674]

H O N K H O N K wow nice joke lmao

[@funnytortoise]

Joe's so secure in his masculinity that he can wear a lavender woman's top and interview someone. Good for you, Joe.

[@inhumanfilth681]

@Austin King he will beta kick your head off your shoulders lmao

[@jagtech490]

Austin King that takes some real balls to call someone that with your profile picture

[@calvalentine5881]

Austin King Bruh fuck off, you look like you call a beta Daddy

[@bennogb5069]

@Austin King says guy with e-boy pfp

[@MrJSpice777]

No one's gonna try Joe unless they are already an a competitive fighter

[@kevinjurkiewicz9557]

Joe: honey, I don’t have any shirts to wear today Joe’s wife: here just wear one of mine

[@calebroberts08]

Other way around

[@10010error]

It looks good on joe tho😂😂

[@TheHexebus]

Going to a remote tribe known for cannibalism... *what could possibly go wrong?*

[@Audfile]

This guy doesnt strike me as terribly bright for a biologist in what ive seen so far.

[@antispaghettigod1201]

@Will Rob I don't understand why keyboard warrior talk shit about people willing to put their life on the line because they want to see and experience things you just can't from your mothers basement, just because its not your prerogative doesn't make it stupid, also how do you know him or anyone like him would be intruding? for an intrusion to take place the villagers would have to view him and his crew as such but maybe you think they're to stupid to express that? I'm sure if they didn't want them around they wouldn't let them in their village in the first place, they're humans with tools of communication not animals with no way to speak.

[@Jake-fy5rs]

He specifically said they eat humans meat in certain occurrences, fucking dope.

[@jusbertmeza4424]

TheHexebus curiosity kills more white people than aging 😭

[@sJd9579]

Probably no wifi

[@robhunter7245]

2:17, dude licks his lips while talking about possible cannibalism and immediately follows up with "the tribe looks amazing"....lmao

[@Nick-ce6lt]

3:30 yeah he got excited at possible cannibalism there as well

[@Nunya-_-]

Dudes a fucking weirdo

[@Qiunell]

Well he said it ain't a person it's a pig *licks lips*

[@Imrickjamesbitches1]

Can see the lector in his eyes 😂

[@mrhuntalot123]

"Its pig or something" *thinks about pork and hasnt eaten today

[@ToBeSchooled]

The thing about joining the cannibal tribes is that you usually end up someone's slave. Either a raiding tribe or an opportunistic member of the tribe. I remember a passage from the book of the sailor that was washed ashore after the armada got caught up in a storm. Where they had a fish god/shaman walk among them and selectively pick a slave girl out. They jumped and butchered her ( all the tribe) put her in a handwoven basket for a couple of days and then squeezed the juices out onto knives and arrowheads to use as biological warfare. I would never take my chances at a rival tribe silently arriving at 5 am break of dawn and either 1. shooting me with a bio arrow that will have me writhing in pain for couple days before a ghastly death or 2. kidnapping me for food or sudden death by club in my sleep. I am very much aware that i would hate living in those conditions.

[@theatheists3785]

I love the white man's meat😋🍲🍖

[@FishJunkiez]

@@theatheists3785 that's gay

[@JSp8]

You smoke too much meth..

[@FishJunkiez]

@@JSp8 love you brother have a blessed night

[@rebeccaiop9061]

Lol!

[@dixienormous9845]

0:40 "There's so many of these animals that I'm desperate to try to find." Sounds like a goddamn Pokémon trainer.

[@blaynegreiner9365]

He specializes in Pokemon that people have thought were extinct. He is the one responsible for proving Aerodactyl isn't extinct.

[@jamesagwe2981]

@@blaynegreiner9365 hilarious

[@b3astlyify]

I read this as he said it lmao

[@RS_91]

666th like

[@urbnctrl]

He wants to be the very best

[@alred9699]

After my guinea pig died I went to my father and said “Papa New Guinea”

[@dannytedford1896]

Lol ..it's a good bit. A 4 effort.

[@YouTellMe.]

Ba dum tssss

[@lafete6863]

Hahahaha foolish . I love it😂😂😂😂😂

[@jedekcivic5969]

After my guinea pig died i went to my father and said " OH YEAH YEAH!"

[@Ibanezkoolman]

@@jedekcivic5969 did he look out you like "wtf?!?" Assuming you didn't have the dead guinea pig in your hand.

[@davidnoot4995]

My dad had a lot of stories of his time in the Dutch Royal Marines in western New Guinea in the 50s including the catholic priest who told my dad that one of the natives confessed to him that they ate that Michael Rockefeller kid because he was getting natives drunk so he could film them waring and killing each other. It was very sick what he was doing over there. The huge search was still going on for him when my dad (sir Arie Noot) arrived there as an officer. He told me all kinds of stories about interacting with the cannibal people and how some of them reacted to the modern world. They did all kinds of studies on them.

[@Mat-threw]

I’d like to hear some of that

[@jamesgoldfinch7891]

story up , walt disney

[@kokoskokso]

what kinds of studies? you dad's stories must've been fascinating!

[@boomwizardyt7228]

Where your dads location I’m driving over there!

[@davidnoot4995]

@@boomwizardyt7228 kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5LJiKF9o9iCfKc

[@jopo7996]

I wish they'd leave these fine young cannibals alone. It drives me crazy.

[@kindbeats]

Nicely done, sir.

[@paulfernandez8190]

Well played

[@FinehomesofNewHampshire]

😆😂🤣

[@patsygriffith984]

👌

[@oatisdriftwood8870]

😂😂😂 amazing

[@shawnl2692]

This dude wants to eat a human burger

[@abelincoln2415]

it was all a meme , Too late, you already have (HEK-293.)

[@dreday77764]

A cock meat sandwich possibly??

[@Laocoon283]

Def

[@joannafreedom7914]

We all have if we eat fast food. If you drink Pepsi. Planned Parenthood sells the babies they kill to many companies and they label it as "natural flavor". Look into it. Court docs. Are public records.

[@larrymartin8737]

Shawn Larson who doesn’t?

[@shehalk1238]

As a Papua New Guinean, I've never met a real life carnivore back home😑 but the superstitious beliefs in the country is still HARDCORE till the present day.. the island is beautiful yet wild and weirdly diverse in its NATURALNESS

[@vanillagorillaextract8991]

You don’t have to lie to kick it.

[@TheitaniofRome]

Well we're you in a tribe or a lodern area?

[@maurimcalister5417]

A cannibal is a human who eats other humans. A carnivore is simply an animal that eats meat. The majority of humans are carnivores. I'm sure you made a simple mistake. I just wanted to clarify for you.

[@prettythang3038]

@@vanillagorillaextract8991 he’s not lying lmao I’m from Papua New Guinea too. I’ve never met a cannibal……. It’s illegal most of Us are Christians/catholic thanks to missionaries

[@atlascollective3000]

@@maurimcalister5417 a carnivore eats ONLY meat. Most humans are not carnivores, they are omnivores.

[@aceinc2]

Joe “Human Meat is good but have you heard of MCT oil” Rogan

[@IfYouKnowYouKnow999]

yeah when you ingest edibles your body converts it into 11-Hydroxy-THC and I like to take them in my isolation tank I got at home, I have these profound visuals always

[@cr9497]

@@IfYouKnowYouKnow999 Do you eat mcdonalds in the bat cave too?

[@IfYouKnowYouKnow999]

@@cr9497 only elk meat and stars of death

[@1DjJmoney]

man if u don’t fuck outta here w them them ol stars of dett... nobody eats them shit no mo

[@givo97]

aceinc2 weed is good for you... But have you heard of DMT?

[@NameLess-ks4fi]

Joe “They’re just rockin’ it old school” Rogan.

[@ahsanabbas5178]

Read it the same time as he said it nice

[@gbagba3415]

@@ahsanabbas5178 no fucking way me too

[@gbagba3415]

@@ahsanabbas5178 it’s probably because we scrolled at the same pac

[@coraje1388]

Duuuuude beat me to the punch, like a year ago! 🤘🏼😲

[@meinhaj]

I've lived in the interior of the highlands of Papua New Guinea. Cannibalism is now extremely rare and remote. I did see a civil war during the elections with people chopping heads off, and on one occasion I was attacked by one of my former-employees. But it had nothing to do with cannibalism :-)

[@jerry85g7]

Still chopping heads though huh

[@wsfwsf1497]

That's what happens when you don't pay your employees for breaks.

[@DrayDrayn]

If you're referring to the Highlands of PNG then I salute you for being brave enough to work and live there. Im frm PNG but from the island regions. The Highlanders are some extreme group of people honestly. Tribal mentality is strong there. Beautiful place and charming people but don't get on their wrong side because they are volatile.

[@djapster]

​​@@DrayDrayn my father was an expat and we used to live in port moresby when i was a kid. He had a couple highlander employees that would accompany us and they were very friendly. I never knew at that time but highlanders apparently were some of the most brutal and feared people in PNG

[@charlieleahy964]

I too lived in the highlands, saw some of this as well. Still have family there (Hagen and Goroka) a lot of these podcast people are pretty sensationalist…

[@nypitbull1dogbreath595]

I ate my neighbor once,her husband is still pissed.

[@menacethepainter8045]

nypitbull1 dogbreath p**** or ass?

[@rolando2392]

@@menacethepainter8045 ive eaten both.. A friends wife😂😂😋

[@derp4616]

Rolando 239 you’re a shit stain

[@dylanlines41]

Rolando 239 willy too?

[@robcurios740]

@@rolando2392 You're a disgrace to real men.

[@powerup3820]

Find someone who looks at you the way Galante looks at cannibalist tribes

[@Culinary_school_dropout]

Hahah!

[@DiztrakXY]

Yo Joe, I'm living in Papua New Guinea, I've never heard of any living cannibals. What this guy is looking for are just stories now

[@micahwai1922]

U right lida ...painim stori ya

[@larzmenda1283]

For real bro. This mf looking for stories

[@bigpuma444]

“Yeah but have they ever tried, like, DMT?

[@nahdawg299]

I never get tired of the DMT references, LOL 🤣🤣

[@jeffersoncalderon3804]

these comments always make me die😂😂

[@mikep3322]

They ate his liver with farva beans and a nice CHIANTI sssssss

[@sethmurrin5273]

Good evening, Clarice

[@pdiaz1620]

Quid pro quo

[@deansnipah2895]

Ssssss lmao

[@jacobzuma693]

GARFIELD

[@OoiPaul]

You need white wine with white meat. Otherwise you're just another uncultured yob.

[@ALGYeAhBoY]

When I was in PNG. I was told not stay if you notice a person hiding in the jungle. They are the eyes for the elders. If you do something they don’t like it restricts how far you can go into the wild. PNG is beautiful. I went for a fishing trip for the black bass.

[@gabrielbarrientes1200]

Tony Ferguson is the type of guy to live with cannibals just to ankle pick them.

[@MountainLife603]

Joe "They're rockin it old school" Rogan

[@df0512]

I read this comment the moment he said it. It was weird

[@Berlinxr]

Mountain Life 603 stfu

[@ZangerAI]

I had a friend from Papua New Guinea and he invited me and my friends to visit... he never once mentioned cannibals, haha. He did mention though that his grandfather's nickname was Porawe which means "hedgehog", because he would dig the ground like a hedgehog and bury people after killing them...

[@martyr3378]

Because cannibalism is an extremely nieche practice in New Guinea

[@louisbatsford8908]

Reminds me I need to pay my grandmother a visit.

[@sergioortega9631]

Louis Batsford 😂 yooooo

[@dragonsassfly]

Hopefully you got it done befor COVID...

[@davidchen8709]

Just to wait around like a vulture tho. Although, to be fair, your grandma probably can't fight you off

[@taimua505]

At one time this was a common practice in the Pacific Islands. My great grandmother was from Samoa and recalled people still practicing this when she was young

[@przybyla420]

Probably came in handy on more than a couple sea voyages

[@mathiasbueno2091]

Back in the 1500-1600, when the Portuguese were first settling in Brazil., ritualistic cannibalism was a common pratice among the different indigenous peoples and tribes that were dispersed in the Brazilian territory. However, there was a particular tribe that did not practice cannisbalism for ritualistic purposes, but hunted and killed other indigenous people merely for eating, as part of their diet. They spoke a language that had a different root from that of other tribes, which feared and considered them "beasts". They were the"Goytaca tribe" and, as the colonization went on, they were eventually exterminated by european settlers or other indigenous tribes. Nowadays, there is a city in the state of Rio de Janeiro called Campos de Goytacazes, located in the region where this tribe used to live.

[@MarquezerrrFIGHTFAN]

I’m a kid from California who continuously goes to Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬. Amazing place, amazing people. There’s a lot more to that land that the world needs to know about!

[@NoelaniShapiro]

I’m from PNG and I’m surprised you actually like it there. I moved to Fiji two years ago because it was getting too dangerous in Port Moresby.

[@MarquezerrrFIGHTFAN]

@@NoelaniShapiro Pom is a city, what else would you expect! Lol so much more in PNG. Fiji is nice too but Go kumuls! 😉

[@jonfoest2242]

@@NoelaniShapiro PNG don’t need you!! Port Moresby is not PNG

[@NoelaniShapiro]

@@MarquezerrrFIGHTFAN I suppose you're right.

[@NoelaniShapiro]

@@jonfoest2242 PNG DOES need me. PNG needs all its people to work together and make the country worth something. I may be living overseas, but trust me, I am working hard with my people at the front of my mind. I will return back and help our nation. Trust you have the same goal.

[@danletter9357]

This dudes gonna end up like the explorer from lost city of Z.

[@thebrocialist8300]

Col. Percy Fawcett was infinitely better suited (given his background as a professional geographer, battle hardened WWI veteran, and European explorer) to take on such high-risk expeditions than this simpleminded, suburban prat could ever hope to be. This arrogant dipshit will probably get impaled quicker than the missionary did by those savages.

[@willhall796]

The Brocialist pretty clear you don’t know anything about what you’re talking about if you’re calling this dude a suburban prat😂😂 This guy literally grew up in Zimbabwe taking WALKING safaris through the Congo with nothing but an elephant gun, took his first SOLO safari when he was only 11 years old

[@willhall796]

The Brocialist his whole family is still doing all of their separate wildlife projects aswell, basically the African version of the Irwin’s

[@blaynegreiner9365]

@@thebrocialist8300 At least you wear your ignorance on your sleeve. We found who the real prat was rather quickly.

[@joeycottone7755]

Or that Rockefeller

[@juliodanielinsfran159]

“They’re just rocking it Old School”

[@aleksanderphillips8719]

0:11 "the only place where there's really cannibals is New Guinea" lol you've never seen my basement

[@Sol_Invictus510]

Reminds me of the green beret that was captured in vietnam. The nva left him by a tree with a signaling device to lure a rescue mission there in order to ambush the help. After waiting for several days they left him to die, he was severely injured. The maggots in the wounds on his leg ate the decaying flesh, preventing him from getting blood poisoning. He was rescued and made it home. The buzzards watching the guy for days reminded me of this. The source was, Surprise, Kill, Vanish. A book by Annie Jacobson who was also on the Joe Rogan show.

[@stevenhall8964]

Most stone age cultures have been found to take care of their elders as they were a repository of knowledge and of the history of the people of the tribe, just as young people were taken special care of as they were the future of the tribe. It was extremely rare that tribal people didnt take care of their elders, however in many tribes the elders themselves would decide to wander off in the middle of the night or lag further and further behind on purpose and then even hide from anyone sent to find them, because they realized what a strain and burden they were on the people that they loved and above all else wanted to survive. So out of love they committed the ultimate self sacrifice. Even this was pretty rare usually occurring only when the tribe was incurring more stress then would be considered normal.

[@suziecreamcheese211]

I think they meant that the tribe would kill all the Karens.

[@normanzeng8539]

This is interesting because this exact thing happens in this day and age. In modern day China, the suicide rate of elderly people in certain poor villages is alarmingly high for this very same reason.

[@Entreri007]

Agreed, your elders are and have been a resource, taking care of you, expending time and energy raising, nurturing and teaching you. They deserve better.

[@orafranc]

​@@normanzeng8539i thought that was a Japanese thing in Japan.

[@alexbaum2204]

The topic of New Guinea truly deserves its own podcast at some point. It’s easily one of the most fascinating places on Earth. Would be so cool to see Joe Rogan have someone on that could go in depth about it.

[@sdot18]

Jared Diamond is the man to do it

[@Dylzhaar]

There was a lot of research done on one tribe in particular in Papua New Guinea. They went to try to understand a disease that many people in the tribe would get called Kuru, which was effectively like mad cow disease but with different symptoms. It’s also known as the laughing disease because it causes uncontrollable laughing fits in the later stages. It’s a really interesting disease and I’d recommend anyone to read more about it. But these Australian biologists and explorers went to this tribe and affiliated themselves with them to discover more about the disease. They completely eradicated kuru from that tribe as they made sure that the tribe stopped eating human brains. It was the largest known tribe in Papua New Guinea if I’m not mistaken so that’s a lot of the country that’s no longer suffering from that disease but there are still many more tribes that likely to have kuru still within their tribes and they are still eating the brains of other tribe members who could have kuru.

[@gabrielbaje6917]

My god!! Some people have too much time on their hands.

[@GameBros21]

The Game I play “Dayz” (Super realistic zombie survival game) and when you kill and cut up another survivor ( Human ) you have the chance to eat them. But the disease you get from eating the meat is called “Kuru” so it’s interesting to know this was an actual thing that affected people in tribes at one time & could still be happening. It gives you the same exact symptoms as you explained. Kinda cool.

[@rebeccaiop9061]

Lol!

[@stevehangzo7159]

@@gabrielbaje6917 not really. I came across this while studying Prions(which caused the disease) during my early medical coaching classes.

[@zaihr2002]

in motu (central province dialect from PNG) KURU means snot\boogers lmaooooo

[@jobguerekull1267]

I'm from Papua New Guinea and my grandfather once was involved in Canniballism when he was around 5years old before colonisers came. He still around. He 98years old now.

[@disobedientavocado5959]

Just casually sharing a leg of your enemy for dinner with your family , discussing how everyone's day has been.

[@rgfdtg4969]

This is why I love Joe Rogan podcast. It's better than coast to coast AM.

[@louis-philippeboucher5072]

Do another one with forrest, they are always super interesting.

[@hiphopfanatix]

Just The Fact They Mention My People On This Platform Is Massive To Me... 🇵🇬 PNG 🇵🇬

[@mikemeza9440]

HipHop Fanatix wym black People are all over youtube

[@quirky_worm6920]

You proud to be called a cannibal?

[@viewsONTRENDING]

I worked in the PNG jungle doing seismic surveys for a mining company, we had armed guides, was told never enter isolated villages no matter what, long story short we ended up having to enter a village, these guys were cannibals and had a shrine dedicated to kids they had eaten, craziest shit id ever seen, BTW Im a kiwi living in Australia

[@jamescoughlan8193]

2,808,892 views #1 ON TRENDING Bet you didn't perform the Haka in that village.

[@viewsONTRENDING]

@@jamescoughlan8193 haha nah mate although I'm also Maori lol

[@crunchbricks5451]

Did you ever get more info on that tribe ? They ate the kids alive or just sick ones ? Anything lol

[@avrammartinez9231]

Wow, thats crazy bro, i would sure like to hear more about your trip, were u scared, did u take pics,...? I wonder how they got their permission to investigate the island

[@freddynorris6846]

I'm from PNG you never see cannibals they live deep in the mountains.

[@b0b133]

One of my great uncles was left on New Guinea with his company by general mcarthur. He told me he was more afraid of the headhunters of new guinea than the japanese soldiers

[@hint0122]

The Japanese were too, especially after they were brutal to them. More than a few Japanese soldiers disappeared on patrols

[@prettythang3038]

@@hint0122 there were Japanese soldiers lighting villages on fire, literally burning children. Australians were wayy nicer so we decided to help them lol though the thick forest.

[@scroomnut1550]

really love when what they're looking at is on the screen for 3 seconds

[@brianl6387]

My grandfather was stuck in Papua New Guinea during WW2, he made it out but would never talk about it.

[@tronaboron_99]

He must of had a full plate every night!🍽️🃏

[@isabella2977]

😂 prolly fathered a few half castes is why. I don’t blame him, Papuan Women are 🥵

[@lukefish9443]

Isabella 😆

[@datiller9035]

My great grandparents were. Now I just drink coffee and cuss whenever a helpdesk ticket is escalated to me.

[@Xpzilla]

"isnt she amazing?" I love that kind of passion and I relate heavily, these people are so damn interesting

[@kevinhibbard320]

"writing it down" What nice guy, talk about feeling like hes actually listening to you.

[@goat9283]

We all have our little dream, some people want to go in the space, some people want to visit Paris, others want to hang out with cannibals.

[@jearly5859]

The cannibals grew a small red eggplant with a unique tart taste which was grown specifically to cook with human flesh. It was called ''cannibals tomato'' as it looked like a tomato. Seeds are now available from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. As ''Long Pig'' or homo sapiens meat is unavailable outside of China, pork is said to be quite similar. ...Pair your homegrown cannibal tomato with a nice pork loin roast for that authentic New Guinea taste.

[@rivergirl3444]

Get Out. 😳😳

[@theatheists3785]

I love the White (Caucasian) man's meat 😍😋🍲🍖

[@MsKingS6]

@@theatheists3785 gay

[@silentdogfart4892]

@@theatheists3785 I'm a fan of the taste of polynesian women personally

[@martyr3378]

“Authentic new Guinea taste” because this particular tribe represents an incredibly culturally diverse country. There are cannibal cults in America I’m pretty sure and it’s likely pedo cannibals run your country.

[@justblaze8632]

Dude, I'm from Papua New Guinea. What cannibals? 😂 my biggest concern is whether my Huawei's gonna be obsolete or not 😂

[@dejvidcera2748]

Robert Nuakona lmfao

[@trevorkimh2699]

Lol I think he’s talking about in your jungles

[@Lospollos24]

Robert Nuakona dumbass

[@mrs.lauren7726]

🤣😂

[@militaristicsoldier856]

I think it’s similar to people coming here to American and worrying about the backwoods people like in Deliverance

[@jfaul_7823]

The man that I used to work for spent almost a year in Papua. Mostly on the Sepic River. He was able to buy several pieces of pottery and other daily and ritual implements of the culture there. He has some amazing stories to tell.

[@Alexander-Kurtz]

One of my friends spent 10 days amongst the Korowai Tribe, for her anthropological study. I read her paper and it was amazing, because the vision and misconception of "blood thirsty wild savages" that we have in the West, was utterly destroyed by her personal experience on site. Today, the Korowai and similar tribes mostly engage in Endocannibalism, since cultural,"medical", religious and warfare cannibalism are prohibited, and punishable by laws.

[@prettythang3038]

U mean Sepik river right?? Lol I’m from there, yea we do have alot rituals and art pieces.

[@prettythang3038]

@@Alexander-Kurtz yes Cannibalism is illegal now. People in Western countries still think we participate in cannibalism I’m 21st century and it’s kind of sad, i grew up in New Guinea in Sepik province we still intact with our culture like dancing, singing, clothing, sculptures, rituals but westerners have this dull mindset that we are all crazy cannibalism that feast on each other but in reality most of the people are Christians. Cannibalism between families was a way to get closer to the person like example if someone dies in ur family we would eat their brains becoz we believe the brain important part of the person were their memories,emotions, soul was so we would eat it as a way to have a piece of that person that passed on but it gave as kuru (kuru means core or brain). It was a way to grief for our loved ones wayy wayy back . but westerners demonised us as savages that eat each other without giving context.

[@Alexander-Kurtz]

@@prettythang3038 Thank you for your response.

[@Alexander-Kurtz]

@@prettythang3038 Be proud of your heritage and who you are. Westerners are not in a position to define who is a savage. If you look at Western civilizations, they are the personification of "savagery".

[@MrGigaHurtz]

"Those sound like dangerous trips - like visiting cannibals?" Understatement of the year award to Joe Rogan

[@VincentDeBellis224]

Joe "Its 6 am and i have to be at work in 4 hours but can't stop watching these damned videos" Rogan

[@BelialsGenuflect]

"You've miraculously survived in a harsh and inhospitable environment with no medical attention, you're a badass, well done.... from now on you'll be known as 'Buzzard Shit'".

[@MDestron2282]

My grandpa fought in the Pacific in WWII. He had an old black and white picture of him and some of his boys with a headhunter tribe. The tribe were still cannibals at that point in time. He died 27 years ago and I have no idea what happened to the photo. I wish I had it.

[@didisusanmillenia2847]

Headhunter, dayaknese?

[@Skymaster.47]

During WWII, the Dayak and Iban headhunters were the nightmare of Japanese occupiers as they were ruthlessly hunted in ths jungles of Borneo. They were on the Allied side due to Japanese brutality against their people.

[@isodaniel371]

Your grandfather didn't tell you about the Papuan Infantry and the New Guinea Battalion who served along side the allied forces during WW2.

[@MDestron2282]

@@isodaniel371 He was born in 1920 and has been dead for a long time.... as a small child I didn't think to ask such questions.

[@orafranc]

hope u find that pic 🙏

[@edmis90]

2:17 that lip lick when looking at and talking about cannibalism, while also immediately being able to say "that's not a person" :D :D :D

[@pugnaska]

He looked hungry

[@idreeskirmani4234]

He's seems to be a cannibal too

[@btk1213]

He changed...he was disappointed!

[@ItsReape]

“Isn’t she amazing!? Me: NO 😳

[@kysike666]

These fckn idiots pay the price of Stupidity and they deserve it..

[@OffGridInvestor]

Woman fighters really don't exist there. There's SO SO much of this just MADE UP for a good story. They only kill and eat EVIL people and the eating is JUST to destroy the evil. My grandfather was there in the heaviest parts of the jungle for 2 years and NOONE got eaten. They also don't kill old people. They're amongst the most highly respected.

[@jasonreyna7615]

Me: It’s amazing how you’re juicing yourself up to be their next delicacy.

[@abderrahimabderrahim6659]

@Mourning Star ok alpha

[@gamingwithrichhh]

“There’s no old folks home out there” 😂

[@mathewwright3103]

I grew up in PNG from 80-92.. Best years of my life, we used to go up into the highlands all the time on excursions with family and friends.. and a lot of the time we were the only white people around.. good times, seen some wild stuff too over the years, My dad lived there for 25 years.. went when he was 18 as a missionary .. his stories from living in the highlands are of tap, being the first white people that the locals ever saw in some villages back in the 60's..

[@DrayDrayn]

Good on you barata.

[@SydneyGreenstreet1227]

Did you hear about the cannibal who came home late for dinner? ( His wife gave him the cold shoulder.)

[@nadiafarmer3628]

My dad lived in papua New Guinea years ago, and visited with a cannibal tribe quite often, he got a long with them really well, but you have to be very respectful of their ways.

[@frankandrewes8960]

“They’re just rocking it old school” hahahahaha

[@amandaoconnor9973]

I am from Papua New Guinea and I can tell you without a doubt that the practice of cannibalism is no longer practiced. And we practice an extended family culture that allows us to care for our elderly

[@ztlabraptor211]

He’s speaking about the korowai tribe which wouldn’t apply to you or your peers since they have little to no outside contact

[@amandaoconnor9973]

@@ztlabraptor211 the Korowai are a West Papuan tribe (which is part of Indonesia) and they actually have had a fair amount of contact with the "outside world " which is why certain tribes there continue to perpetuate the myth of cannibalism in order to generate tourism in their area. They have even built houses that they don't live in for that very same purpose

[@delusionalemon]

Those two need to do more research.

[@DOWNRANGE06]

Wasn't Joe talking shit about the guy who went to that island in the Indian ocean & got killed doing the SAME THING? Why do those people want to mess with other people? WHAT IS THE POINT OF GOING TO THESE PLACES?

[@satriowirawan3]

Did you watch the full clip?

[@reverse5163]

Americans...

[@matjohnson6870]

They’re cannibals, not too sure it’s a bad idea to get rid of their culture

[@ivsky4596]

Holy fucking shit this comment section took a hard left off a canyon didn't it.. Anyways, I think the cannibal tribes have already been, visited( for lack of a better term, the natives on the island that dumbass missionary went to was/is known to be territorial and hostile towards trespassers.

[@LetTheWritersWrite]

Joe hates Christianity so he'll find a way to find an excuse to trash it. But yes, essentially they're all disturbing these tribes no matter what she agenda.

[@deathwithsugarandacherryon7483]

Sorry to disappoint you, but the last officially reported case of cannibalism in New Guinea was in 1964. The practice was outlawed after European colonists arrived in the late 19th century. Any recent reports are thought to be rumours that were started to intrigue tourists. I would still recommend an expedition though. A lot of areas are just as remote and rugged as they were when PNG was first colonised.

[@markevans8446]

I ate my girlfiend last night

[@sumuqh]

“They are rockin it old school” lmao

[@trivo7651]

“If it was a hyena then” *with huge BULGING eyes* “Yess”

[@jt4747]

Joe "They're just rocking it oldschool" Rogan

[@clydekairunonisa4698]

I'm an from Papua New Guinea and we don't have cannibals here in modern day nor cannabilsm is not practised. We do have a history of head hunters which is from the past 100s of years ago but not modern day. We are still a developing country, slowly adapting to the rapid changing world. Topics relating to cannibalism was written by missionaries who came to our shores 100s of years ago but so much has changed since then with exposure to the outside world. Most of what you both talking about is outdated and were observations and experiences written by missionaries, it's all our past history your both talking about. But hey, thank you for at least thinking of visiting Papua New Guinea, I'm sure you will have a great experience if you ever come here. Cheers 🙂

[@PeterRedKatieVersion]

I'm an American who spent two months hiking around the PNG highlands, either alone or with local villagers. I agree that one shouldn't go to PNG hoping to see "the craziest thing you've read about in missionaries accounts". Is this guy actually expecting to see people eating each other when he goes there??? If so then he is the true barbarian. Rather, it is very interesting to see how different the people's mentality can be regarding Time, Possessions, Family, Justice and Food. The scenery and village life are also very untouched and every part of the house comes from nature.

[@clydekairunonisa4698]

@@PeterRedKatieVersion thanks Peter! It is great to hear you had a first hand experience here in PNG. 🙂 I hope the hiking and the cold breeze of our highlands region did impress you, well not forgetting the PNG coffee. Thank you for your comments and should you be coming to PNG sooner or in future again, please feel free to let me know so my partner and I can take you guys around the Southern outskirts of PNG. Cheers! 😊

[@clydekairunonisa4698]

@Ken Hudson That did happened but it was in the Dutch New Guinea side which is the western part of landmass that Papua New Guinea shares with Republic of Indonesia. The former Dutch New Guinea colony which is known today as Papua Province (or West Papua) is a province of the Republic of Indonesia. But for the PNG side there is history and evidence from since the first contact by missionaries of headhunters, cannibalism and rituals that observed by missionaries. However, there been lots of changes yeah it's good to come experience the different cultures. Cheers😊

[@oes2546]

4:02 The nomadic peoples in Northern Scandinavia and Finland used to do a similar thing. When people got old and became a burden to the tribe, they would wander off into the mountains alone to die. No retirement homes...

[@aadityapathak6751]

Joe 'club em from behind' Rogan...legend

[@blueweegie6541]

He said this just as I was reading this 😂😂

[@markkuman4673]

I can assure you that there are no more cannibals for at least ten decades now. Hello from Papua New Guinea!

[@apocalypsepow]

Dude leave those ppl alone.... we've all seen Cannibal Holocaust

[@poolmonkey7479]

A rancher friend of mine said that his grandpa found an old paiute woman in a hole...not buried, sitting in a shallow hole and waiting to die. A hole was dug, she was told to stay in it and the pack moved on. She became a nanny of sorts to his family for quite a while.

[@pulsar22]

"You're a burden to society ..." It seems that in the animal kingdom, humans are one of the few species that have old non-reproductive members. Other species, once they lose reproductive ability they just die out. It puzzled biologist but there seems to be an evolutionary advantage for humans to persist beyond reproduction. One theory is that the old people are the reservoir of knowledge and they have the time to pass it on to the children while the adult members of the tribe gather fruits or hunt. These gives humans a great advantage over other communal animals in that children makes less mistakes growing up.

[@tomgolde5175]

One thing I hate about watching Joe rogan . They pull up videos and pictures and rarely show them to the camera. It's just you watching them watching the video lol

[@gijsbrans2338]

The club from behind thing isn't completely true. There were probably groups that did live like that, but there's also a lot of evidence of groups of hunter gatherers actually taking care of handicapped and sick people.

[@ligairi]

First, Papua is also in the South Pacific. Second, we did it for the same purpose in the other Pacific Islands.

[@juanhenry0]

My father had a good friend that was a missionary/successful visitor to the cannibals. Amazing culture. It isn’t infrequent that the cannibals get disease from eating brains of the dead as ritual.

[@quincee3376]

I love Rogan's Podcasts . A great selection of guests and topics.

[@Bovice..YT-handles-are-fn-dumb]

Stevie from Eastbound & Down sure does live an insane life, offset.

[@Justi.n]

Video starts out and Joe is already talking about what kind of trips would you like to go on

[@johnnyaingel5753]

Mushroom trip 😁🤣😄😉😎

[@1777superfly]

My friend who travelled often to Papua New Guinea, they told him men and women taste the same, in case you had a recipe and were wondering.

[@VaeVictisXIII]

weird flex but okey.

[@lindasmith1523]

That's just not true though is it

[@jarleskogly8388]

​@@lindasmith1523 I can't confirm if it is. I've only tasted women so I have no idea if men taste the same.

[@Sucksassatbloxfruits]

Stop lying you got it from that documentary on KZbin

[@robertatonar4782]

Cannibalism isn't practiced anymore in Papua New Guinea. Do people still believe this bullshit???

[@HerbertDuckshort]

1st cannibal: “You know? I really don’t like your wife”. 2nd cannibal:”Well, just eat the fries.”

[@casgallagher]

This was hilarious

[@cosmokramer4650]

I have an uncle that worked on manus island, and know people who worked in PNG this guy clearly doesn't know how rough his trip is gonna be.

[@dreday77764]

Especially if he lands in Port Moresby lol

[@blaynegreiner9365]

He works in some of the harshest climates and terrains in the world as a biologist. It is what he does for a living my guy.

[@Marko-ic4wj]

joe "they are just rocking it oldschool" rogan

[@kubobetterrelax7435]

As a Pacific Islander, cannibalism was just recently done away with when Christianity was thankfully introduced. From Papua New Guinea all the way to the Maori of New Zealand. Cannibalism was rampant, done all the time.

[@vaxxyourass3436]

Thankfully Christianity?? Fuck no.

[@kubobetterrelax7435]

@@vaxxyourass3436 Your opinion is invalid.

[@vaxxyourass3436]

@@kubobetterrelax7435 really, and that's your opinion.? Prove me wrong

[@kubobetterrelax7435]

@@vaxxyourass3436 You have to prove my original statement wrong. If you're a pacific islander then you should look into our history. Our people killed ate raped and enslave each other and it was engrained into the culture. Of course there were good parts that we unfortunately lost, but with Christianity there at least was some common ground and peace that came to long warring tribes and islands. I'm not arguing that Christianity is the right religion or that Christians are the most peaceful group, I'm stating that it's integration into our culture stabilized things a lot.

[@heythai6081]

This guy is the real deal. Would be cool to meet someone like him.

[@miciboo9993]

A friend of mine in high school era gave me this 100+ years old book he had a couple of from a series. The one he gave me was about the early times when white men, Christian priests, monks, soldiers, settlers entered Papua. ... for the first time. The book is a diary, a report of one of the man who made it and survived. Cannibalism is only one thing in that book. I think the title is “The exploration of Papua” or “The first missions to Papua” or something like that. I still have it somewhere on the attic of my parents’ house.

[@victorjimenez3902]

Well go get the book!!! What are you waiting for?!?

[@roddy2561]

Get the book

[@zebraflappins8774]

You get that book yet?

[@thesolojourney8955]

Joe wearing squidwards night gown.

[@MikeMaris]

Although interesting about how the specific nomadic tribe would kill off people who were a burden this probably didnt happen in most nomadic tribes. For example there is multiple remains found where they showed evidence of being cared for and some even were Neanderthals. Which to me is cool to think that hospitality goes that far back in history

[@MarkBoulders]

As someone looking to make a career switch and finishing a degree in biology. I admire him. He is truly living out his dream in the name of observational research. Non-destructive. Doing it justly.

[@blaynegreiner9365]

Try telling that to all these idiots calling him a frat bro and other such nonsense lol

[@animeverse9372]

I'm from Papua New Guinea and my parents said yeah some of my ancestors were cannibals. That's when I was a kid and taught they were vampires.

[@EUTalks]

Blonde, Westerner, Optimistic...Looks like meat it’s back on the menu, boys!

[@natedill9180]

You do realize European use to eat people too. Everyone did at one point. The Picts and Gauls etc

[@StKilda1930]

@@natedill9180 Bad example. Picts were not Cannibals.

[@gregmartin1757]

Cannibalism is outlawed even in papua new Guinea. True there were cannibalistic tribes there but cannibalism hasn't occurred there on any sort of a regular basis in over 50 years. There are very few people even in papua new Guinea who are alive and old enough to know what human flesh tastes like. There has not been a confirmed case of cannibalism in papua new Guinea in many years.

[@jaythompson5102]

This guy is right the practice was stopped in the 70s and 80s. They are called the Sambia tribe and have some of the most unique ideas about sex maybe ever.

[@Colten_Hyatt]

Savage harvest is a book about this. Good read, just don't drop acid right after you finish it (;

[@ieuanphillips8834]

Gotta love forest, he's so interested in learning something new he writes down suggestions

[@deejayemjay29]

Forrest you are so wrong. I was in PNG last year, There are no more cannibals in Papua.

[@patiofurniture6697]

They immigrated to the U.S.A. twenty plus years ago. Sponsored by elite enthusiast to give them cooking lessons. So they show them how to cook up some Kuru and serve it to all takers.It's big in D.C. made folks who have enough money to be tripping on power and Adrenalin.Next thing you know the have joined the pack zombies looking for babies blood. Is this whats behind the push for birthday abortions? So an organization who is set up to help mothers to be makes more money serving zombies and industry.How will they meet demand? Perhaps set up a fake charity for children with out parents and wait for a disaster in say in Puerto Rico. Get there quick and while every one is busy helping the injured.They round up children separated from their parents and put them on a plane to see if they can find them back in the USA. Oops kept the relief funds too. Oh well once a desperate zombie always a desperate zombie.

[@clintcooper6425]

Have you explored the entire region??? Have you been in every village met every tribe??? Just asking you a question...

[@sergioortega9631]

Patio Furniture as crazy as that sounds it’s actually true.