Clueless White Guy Tries Living With Mexicans

[@andresestrada2209]

Man, I felt sad for that kid, he just cried when you guys left, best channel ever, saludos hermano. 🙌🏻

[@ji-soopark57]

even i'm crying for that kid damn

[@Siren-Alpha-Beta-Gamma]

I hope you guys visit them again, that kid loves you

[@SouthernFisherman]

Great vid it was good and sad

[@supernatural2029]

Yes and also it's racists the title of this video, I don't get why do many people support this video?

[@melissaculpepper7663]

@@supernatural2029 I sure agree with you. The “woke” always have to hate on the “rube” white American…people are people. Viva la difference! Until one has gone outside of one’s home/hometown, you can’t fully understand another’s cultural difference. Go to West Virginia or the deep swamps in Louisiana and stay for a week. If you’ve never been where mosquitos are horrible, you’d never make it!!!

[@quazar4773]

As someone who has lived and experienced both lives, I can confidently say that it is not ignorance that makes these people happy. I honestly can't say what is but even after experiencing the average American life, I was much happier going back to my country and living a life where everything seemed worse in comparison but in fact was much richer. Even to this day, I have dreams where I wake up in my families humble home, which always brings me joy.

[@julianstanley9516]

This was so wholesome! Thanks for doing this! I’d really like to see the reverse video, where you invite the rural Mexican family to come live with y’all for a few days.

[@DiscoverConnection]

That would be really cool! Maybe we can find a way to bring this family to visit Canada at some point

[@udayrallabhandi3345]

If you can’t bring them all the way out to Canada, I encourage you to bring them to texas! They can still experience life in a first world country, and I’d be happy to help in any way possible to make this happen!

[@jayl6029]

@@DiscoverConnection i do know that in Leamington, Ontario, Canada they bring in workers from Mexico to work in the farm sector. There are many greenhouses and farms

[@weston7995]

@@DiscoverConnection maybe you guys could also open a donation box? I really really hope this won’t be misunderstood but I would love to help the family in any shape or form

[@DiscoverConnection]

@@weston7995 What would be the platform that would be best for that? I think it's a great Idea!

[@irekobayashi6893]

As someone who grew up experiencing that similar simple but “harsh” living conditions and later had the opportunity to live comfortable in a first world country I’ll just say that I was somehow happier when I didn’t have so much and it was easier to have faith because there was no other option. I think comfortable living presents itself with the challenge of testing you, your values and priorities, “will you forget what life it’s about once you have more? “ it’s the question those opportunities come with.

[@williamguenther]

100% agree.

[@HH-gv8mx]

My ex-boyfriend is one of 13 children from a small town in Aguacatan, Guatemala. He grew up in very similar conditions, where they had no running water, and every morning they would have to hike down to some river to get water to boil just to make tortillas and coffee, etc. They had to sacrifice their education to work. And when he got here to the United States, he was blown away. But after 10 years being here and getting addicted to a cell phone with 24/7 access to Social media and porn. I feel like it ruined him. I see this happen with a lot of young men that come from Third World countries.

[@UserName23567]

​@@HH-gv8mx😢

[@victorm.regalado1245]

Because in the USA sometimes people focus more on the value of stuff instead of knowing how to value life and being thankful and grateful for wat they have. Some also seem is like the more they have the more they want and still not grateful for wat they have.

[@Dude-1689]

Agreed, a 10000%

[@Meh-uu8so]

Im not Mexican, Im ecuadorian, but this situation is something very common in all latin american countries... Love your content, it makes you think about a lot.

[@danielhernandez-vo9zc]

I was thinking the same. I’ve become so accustomed to American life I forgot how my family lives in Venezuela

[@yuritzielia1767]

Hermano soy de Mexico y como amo a todos de Latino America! En este pais solo estando unidos como familia es lo mejor. Cuantas comidas es pasado en familia con los hermanos de Guatemala, El Salvador, Argentina, Peru, Brazil, Ecuador, Belize, Venezuela, primos de Nicaragua, Chile, Cuba, Puerto Rico! Que bello es compartir comida y amor Latino!

[@lucio.martinez]

Indeed. I'm Mexican from the USA. I've met many latinos in Florida. I've also traveled to Costa Rica and Nicaragua. The latin way is very evident to us in the USA.

[@XantinwoX]

Yes , tell em. The people don't know and they wish to ignore it

[@gymratt17]

Very common in many asian countries as well. Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Phillipines etc

[@cesarsalazar254]

As a Mexican American I am very happy you guys tried to be involved in this culture. I know it’s very different from what you know but I appreciate that you tried :)

[@xmuta]

Just stop with your white man worshipping. They are harassing minorities to use as content for their KZbin videos.

[@alextremo5829]

a que te refieres con "Mexican American"?

[@nelsyr16]

@@alextremo5829nacido en Estados Unidos, de familia o padres mexicanos.

[@AnthonyMartinez-e5q]

un mexicano que nacio en estas unidos @@alextremo5829

[@lorijuniper8873]

⁠​⁠@@alextremo5829somebody who is a U.S citizen but who was born in Mexico or has Mexican descent if that makes sense :-)

[@crimson314]

I loved this episode and the fact that Yojan grew so close to Liam in such a short time without even speaking the same language is amazing shows that we can all build strong connections with others if we just open our hearts and our minds. Keep up the amazing work guys I want to see this channel grow even bigger.

[@normansawatzky4778]

I think its because he is seeking attention. The men in the family are mostly working and probably dont have time for him. This guy played with him. I've seen it all the time.

[@deanronson6331]

Kids tend to get attached to responsive adults much more easily than older humans do. It's funny that his name is Yojan, which, when pronounced in standard Spanish, sounds exactly the same as the German Johann. I wonder where giving him that name came from.

[@gabbyflores2558]

Tearing up right now. My abuela used to sing that song to my siblings and I growing up. You’ve unlocked a memory I haven’t allowed myself to think about in so long. She was our rock, our big supporter no matter what the situation was. I’ll always carry the wisdom and life lessons she taught us with me. Thank you. This was worth watching.

[@Yellowbanana2024]

🙂👍

[@normansawatzky4778]

That is a song honoring the God of the Bible. I take it you dont know Him?

[@_robustus_]

@@normansawatzky4778 …or it could simply be that it’s not a catholic song. I recognized it immediately having been raised in a baptist family.

[@_robustus_]

@@normansawatzky4778 I’m sure you made her WANT to know your god…

[@akauCyberSec]

Sounds like how great though art

[@finallyhappyglover]

This was so awesome. The three ladies were singing "How Great Thou Art". Thank you for sharing this experience. This reminds me how many small things I take for granted everyday.

[@lilzayahlomula5388]

Watching them sing of God's greatness with such peace radiating from their faces, confirmed to me that joy can be found anywhere Christ is.

[@iamhis5580]

Such a beautiful hymn! Having God’s peace in any situation is such a blessing!

[@alladreamwedreamed]

I'd never heard it in Spanish, how sweet

[@mikjer12]

As soon as they started singing, even though I know practically no Spanish, I could tell the song from the tune and started singing along in English

[@delias2342]

Tears are pouring down my eyes now as im typing 😢. I used to live almost like this however luckily enough it was in California USA. I worked in our fields picking and help with cooking. Im so lucky to have a education. This was so touching. Reminds me to be grateful for what i have with much gratitude 🙏. I believe you had a impact on that boy and hope you go back one day to reunite. Blessings to the family out there and Mexico 🇲🇽. Thank you guys from Canada 🇨🇦 for being you.🙏💜🥰

[@nubetoob9292]

Wonder how Toni would feel knowing some little kid in rural Mexico has literally only one song, that he listens to multiple times a day and knows word for word, and it’s her song.

[@1elwin]

What’s the song called

[@nasyihennajjimmi5714]

@@1elwin dance monkey

[@morphoplasma]

@@1elwin Dance monkey by Tones and I.

[@IamPINKIEDaniels]

I thought the same thing, I feel like that would hit my heart even more than all my fans in total 🙏💕

[@Adolfoache]

That’s why you can’t glorify celebrities. There’s kids out there with nothing singing songs of people who have no idea and don’t care about you.

[@jenniosorio5584]

I just recently came back from Mexico and this is exactly what I miss. I never realized how simple life can be. It made me have mix feelings about the way I live my life of just work, eat, and sleep. If there is one feeling I want to experience again is the feeling of comfort and simplicity.

[@abimaellopezmaylord27lopez7]

But they live in the desert

[@jcbulldog533]

@@abimaellopezmaylord27lopez7 So,lots of people in the USA live in the desert as well... What's your point??!!

[@Answersonapostcard]

Here's the thing: People in the western world think that happiness is linked to money, material possessions and career success, where as people from Latin America are happy regardless of what life throws at them. It is a mindset. People in the western world are often cold, distant and unapproachable. Latinos are warm, open and friendly. The western world should maybe slow down a bit and learn from this culture.

[@luizsousa9108]

I get what are you saying, but Latin America is still part of the western world

[@LarryFisherman0]

I completely agree with everything you just said but I feel like u need money to survive in the western world since u need money to survive everywhere but just less of it

[@Answersonapostcard]

@@LarryFisherman0 there's no benefit system in many LATAM countries

[@Answersonapostcard]

Forgot to mention, tiresome goal setting...

[@rogers_ec]

Ok but… LatinAmerica is literally in the west.

[@mexicoliferodcook9479]

18 years down here in Mexico and I can tell you that they are grateful for what they have and don´t stress out about what the Jones´ have. Me too, soy como Mexicano.

[@Rec0rderMast3r]

Wow what an amazing video, I'm going to Mexico in 3 months and I'm super excited to experience the culture and meet people like you have. Creo que la gente de Mexico es increible.

[@cloudy9337]

Yeah you will love it, I went there with my family for 10 days and it was a blast. I would recommend going on the public busses it really cheap and cool!

[@giovanniaviles3283]

Hey Rec0rder Mast3r, where in Mexico will you be staying?? I'm currently in Mexico I've been here since mid July. I've been to Quintana Roo, Yucatan, Oaxaca, Guerrero, Puebla and lastly Mexico City. I couldn't be more happier traveling with my small family. Wish you the best on your odyssey, you will love it!

[@toneykk]

Most likely you've going to Cancun nor tourist places

[@abimaellopezmaylord27lopez7]

@@giovanniaviles3283 please go to celaya

[@Rec0rderMast3r]

@@toneykk I did go to Cancun, but I also went to Guadalajara and Michoacán

[@Asdfghjkl1234]

This family was so welcoming and nice to you guys. Thats been my experience visiting Mexico. In the USA we have very different priorities- nice cars and home luxuries. They somehow seem happier always smiling and we rarely smile. Love Mexico 🇲🇽

[@iRicardoTM]

Living in that condition is one of the hardest ways to live and it is also one of the most beautiful. There's nothing like having your family always around. But trust me, these men are always working really hard to feed their family, I've seen comments saying that they are far away from the anxiety and stress of living in a big city.. they couldn't be more wrong... these men are the ones that end up crossing the border only to get better opportunities for their families and a lot of them end up killed by a rancher at the border shooting at them like if it was a sport. I'm not saying they aren't happy though, as I said, there's nothing like a united family living to care and protect each other, kids also grow up playing with their friends but also start working as soon as they are capable. Men in this situation tend to get depressed by their lack of possibilities of life improvement, a lot of them hide their depression behind a smile, because men don't cry, men work and feed families. Us who live in cities tend to ignore their situation only because we are blinded by our own aspirations to get luxury shit, while these men fight every day to at least have a proper bathroom. I wish our government was not corrupt so taxes could be used properly to improve everyone's situation. Thank you guys for coming to México and documenting your experiences, you guys are awesome and I hope you keep coming.

[@MacCoshamFilms]

Very insightful. Thanks for this!

[@benjaminariasjr]

You're right. They are not ignorant of the luxurious life they could be living even in Mexico, but if they put their focus on that, they will definitely live miserably.

[@franciscovilcheavila960]

I dont think is the most beatiful way of living .

[@bobainwonderland8183]

A man I knew from AZ a long time ago used to call it exactly that- hunting. They shoot at people for sport. People who are just trying to find a better life for their families.

[@vacaovni]

THISS

[@sergiocarrasco]

El Niño es bien tierno y buena gente. Se encariño rápido con el gringo. Ojala vuelvan pronto a visitarlo

[@REALTEXAN_Hispanic]

This made me happy. Mexican people are so kind and welcoming

[@DiscoverConnection]

They truly are!

[@abimaellopezmaylord27lopez7]

@@DiscoverConnection but they live in the desert and I met Mexicans in the city that are not nice

[@jcbulldog533]

@@abimaellopezmaylord27lopez7 It's terrible for you to stereotype people based solely on your experience.. There's good,bad & ugly everywhere!! By the way what difference does it make where they live

[@marilynnickelson7024]

So very true. My uncle brought 2 coworkers from Arizona back home two West Virginia. I was in my teens and it was the first time I had met anyone from outside my community. They were such kind and mannerly men. That week opened my eyes to a wonderous fact .... we are all alike and if we can get past our fears and ignorance the world would be so great.

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@@jcbulldog533 city Mexicans. The Mexican mafia gangs are real and serious stuff

[@timelesstravelclub6240]

I had this same experience in 1994. It changed who I was and of course changed my life. Now I have two godchildren in Mexico and miss the people there so bad... Even though its only been a few months. Your edits were great but what touched me most was the incredible voice overs. I wish I had the money to be a regular supporter of your channel but I have spent much of my retirement in Mexico. Que le vaya bien.

[@archerdavidson6066]

Lil kid broke my heart. What a wholesome video

[@JayProxx]

PLEASE make a followup part two video of going back. I can tell that little boy found a friend in Liam. I cried.

[@soffvaosUnfilterrdd]

Yojan is the sweetest kid! 😢 un abrazo fuerte and thanks for this video!

[@dongonzalez6141]

I legit cried... you made such an impact on me in 15 min, I can't imagine how much you mean to them after 48 hours.

[@MRX_MosaReX]

I'm so excited to see what you have done! love your videos, they bring hope to humanity, we have a connection, and we should use it for the good.

[@DiscoverConnection]

❤

[@brianleonard6885]

I've done this in Mexico in Honduras and the Philippines it changed me it made me a better man I'm so thankful for the love given to me.

[@JakeCarlini]

THIS WAS BEAUTIFUL!

[@DiscoverConnection]

Thank you brother ❤

[@skinnybuddha8988]

You have no idea how much your channel means to me. I absolutely love your videos so much and just enjoy your enegy, vibe, and whatever it is you bring. Ever since your cooking for strangers videos ive been hooked. Im broke in American standards, but ill donate money to your channel when i can and ive only ever done that for 2 projects ever. THANK YOU for your content!

[@ElisahvandenBorn]

They are singing How Great Thou Art in Spanish. Bless them and you guys are awesome!

[@MNames2023]

Omg the kids are the best!! Aren’t kids the most pure hearted ever!!

[@Oh_You_Know_]

What a MASTERPIECE!!! Liam asks so many real and GREAT questions for us to think about and he is also a great commentator that we can all relate to. Cheers!

[@DiscoverConnection]

Couldn't agree more 🙌🏼

[@MacCoshamFilms]

i appreciate that!! glad you could relate

[@normansawatzky4778]

Except for the curses. Yikes!

[@tienandtina]

I hope every 6 months or every year you guys are able to visit again and keep in touch! What a wonderful family.

[@raulguillermo2076]

The song they were singing it's actually a Christian song called How great thou art but translated to Spanish, they are happy because they have the joy of God in their hearts

[@PrussianFrost]

Amen brother

[@iamhis5580]

Amen!!!

[@dialprospect]

yes! that was so good to hear

[@demonsnomore6161]

thank you exactly what i said also !!! . this was something they didnt want to include about mexicans . THEIR DEEP FAITH IN GOD IS THE FOUNDATION TO THEIR JOY. i say this is poor representation because after 2 days of living with them or even 2 hours this is obvious . but they made sure not to include it . GOD IS ESSENTIAL IN THEIR LIVES there is nothing confusing about this . that confusion liam felt was him realizing what it is that made them happy that liam didnt have GOD in your life ignorance is bliss? it didnt look like liam was happy until he was around people of GOD . ???????

[@normansawatzky4778]

I agree and also saddened that most people in my country of Canada hate Him...even most of the so called Christians dont KNOW Him.

[@gilesrevelstoke4792]

I love what you, collectively, do. This is, by far, the most moving video. Liam and Brooke have memories for life. I am sure that Yojan will remember this experience for a very long time.

[@benjaminariasjr]

It is not that they're happy with the life they have, they are happy despite everything because it is not worth worrying about what you don't have. The only life they've lived is to ensure there is food and shelter, every nice thing they can afford after that is just a plus. They know there are better living conditions and they do everything in their power to get there but understanding the odds are against them they learn how to enjoy what they have, otherwise, you're leaving a door open to frustration and depression which can definitely diminish your ability to ensure the food and shelter they need to survive.

[@cesarspencemarin7598]

Couldn't agree more. I'd like to add: What might be hard to get for many 'developed' 'westerners' is that in the deep latin american comunities life is not that much about private property as in the US and CA, in wich everyone is trying to build their very own empire and utopia. It's more about working together for a better tomorrow for each one.

[@dmybeloved]

Right!

[@abimaellopezmaylord27lopez7]

@@cesarspencemarin7598 i met many Californian kids that are sad because they don’t have a mansion or an expensive car but I tell them be happy you have a family or shelter

[@abimaellopezmaylord27lopez7]

@@dmybeloved many kids in my school hate each other because school is boring for them 😂

[@GypsyInThirteen]

you nailed it @benjaminariasjr

[@ssn7836]

Mexican people are always like this, they are so down to earth, they are very humble, very caring, very nice and very friendly. They will always invite you to their house , invite you food. They will always welcome you and make you feel at home. I can tell you this because I'm 🇲🇽🇺🇲. Also they know how to party, to drink and have alot of fun.

[@saturninojimenez1152]

When I was about 19 or 20 I met a white guy who spoke very fluent Spanish. I asked him how he learned English so well, he said when he was 13 he said his dad told him it was time for him to broaden his horizons so he took him to Mexico and abandoned him there .I was like what the heck

[@AlexithaGM]

so... what happened next?? keep typing jeje i'm joking

[@yahiralcantara1834]

you said it like it was weird to see white people in mexico bruh

[@eddyfitzgerald1978]

I'm from Ireland but live about an hour drive from the Mexican border, I work with all Mexicans and I must say that they are the nicest and friendliest people I've ever met

[@_JustSyd_]

I remember when I found your channel, I binge watched every single video. I just love this❤️

[@DiscoverConnection]

Thank you Sydney!

[@purplishnavy192]

Same :) id love to experience that feeling again

[@grandproductions9817]

An absolutely beautiful experience that you captured through this video. I was born American, but I have family in Panama that I have visited several times, so I had a similar experience as Liam. I used to stay with my extended family for a week at a time once every few years, so I got reexposed throughout my formative years. But not being able to communicate and learning about the bathroom/shower and the other amenities or the lack thereof was a significant lifestyle change. I love what your video set out to do and accomplish because I believe it did very well. First of all, Liam was a great choice of character to experience this journey. He had some beautiful critical thinking skills that led to outstanding questions. If I could help him answer his questions with my point of view and experiences, I would say that "Ignorance can be Bliss," But the American Culture heavily values becoming an accomplished and successful individual. In contrast, Latin Culture is more rooted in being successful for/with your family. Many people will bring up the value of family in Latin cultures, but I think something Brooke observed was the 'simplicity' the lifestyle seems to bring. When American culture has such high expectations to perform but not how to evaluate your performance, it can be hard to feel like you are doing well or that you are making the right choices. With that domestic setting, it is much easier to know you are doing good, hard work because you can see the benefits for your family. It can help foster a hard work ethic and be a soothing experience for individuals who are used to feeling overwhelmed with their day-to-day life or are uncertain about their future. I would argue that this lifestyle can lead to healthier mental health. So to return to Liam's question, I believe this lifestyle can be better for some people to chase. I hope people seek a lifestyle that brings them positive and healthy memories and experiences, and I think your channel embraces some of those values. So I look forward to your future videos and your continued success!

[@abimaellopezmaylord27lopez7]

Many Hispanic Americans in my school are sad because their parents don’t have expensive things but I tell them be happy you have a house

[@aliceshively9349]

Hey guys!!! I love this video! What a great experience! I miss that little boy and I wasn't even there! I hope you go visit him again Liam, he really loves you! Brad, always great to see you!!! Keep the videos coming my friend!!!

[@DiscoverConnection]

Thank you Alice :) We are definitely going to visit them again soon!

[@charlestresnicky1144]

I clicked expecting to laugh (by the thumbnail), ended up feeling happy and with a frog in my throat. Enlightening.

[@clifford623]

I love the sentiment of this video. At the beginning Liam was feeling sorry and dumbfounded by everything they go through until he realized the beauty of simplicity. This showed the difference in viewing what is normal. These individual don't see their lack of supplies or stuff a hinderence but they see it as every day life. It's not a problem to them as this is what they know. And in a way it's exactly what needs to be for them. While, I do agree that more money and resources would definitely be useful for these folks but they don't look at it that way. It appears they're content with what they have and are happy anyways. What an eye opening video.. cheers.

[@benjaminariasjr]

They do care about money and resources they just do everything in their power to avoid making their happiness dependent on the amount of money and resources they have.

[@kathleencardincpm4435]

Poor people sing. Ahem. Que sorpresa! That part really got me, that the American guest was surprised that they sang?! Yeah, poor people sing & dance, guy. Sometimes from happiness, sometimes to keep their sanity. Just like rich people.

[@clifford623]

@@kathleencardincpm4435 I don't know specifically if he was suprised that they sing but how humble and efficient they all are when it comes to the kids having fun and the adults entertaining themselves. I think people understand that "poor people sing", but its not necessarily about the singing that is surprisingly. However, it's about the energy and effort put into doing such things that we as north americans take for granted. I just overall love this video.

[@clifford623]

@@benjaminariasjr I wasn't saying that they don't want money and resources, hence why I said "While, I do agree that more money and resources would definitely be useful for these folks but they don't look at it that way. It appears they're content with what they have and are happy anyways.". I'm more so loving the context of this video. It shows what we all take for granted in north america. I grew up poor so I understand finding the beauty in simplicity. It's just a humbling thing to see and be brought back to the basics.

[@GypsyInThirteen]

such a beautiful channel, breaking our hearts open in the most beautiful, tender way. thank you for this work, the world needs so much compassion and understanding now, and your intentions are not without enormous appreciation. and that food looks BOMBBBBBB. que viva Mexico!!!!

[@alanr5940]

Oh man I absolutely loved every second of this. Remind me of going to my mom’s little village in Mexico. Thank you for this beautiful video.

[@DiscoverConnection]

Glad you enjoyed it ❤️

[@TheTutomaxter]

Soy de México, y fue lindo y bonito poder ver tu vídeo, es increíble como es que pueden convivir 2 culturas diferentes de una forma agradable o amigable. Felicidades por tu canal y tu contenido, lo aprecio. ♥️👏🏼

[@exploringMundos]

This one really brought some tears. Hopefully you guys return soon. You're family now!

[@xmuta]

Brown nosing much?

[@Adolfoache]

You should do videos of south and Central America. I love watching my speaking Spanish people. They are truly the nicest people out there. I love your Mexico videos. They are my favorite by far. You are awesome

[@itzelgarr2437]

Beautiful video guys, I'm mexican and during the pandemic Mexico has become a popular place for people from around the world, but I don't think most have had the experience and humility you had, to actually get to know the culture, the people & understand the differences and similarities between us. Great storytelling, un abrazo!

[@Rod-BMX]

You have no idea how much I needed this channel, thank you.

[@articfox9895]

I like how my notification only says "I abandoned my friend", I was like, "What a game changer for your channel"

[@DiscoverConnection]

😂

[@articfox9895]

@@DiscoverConnection yooooo keep up the good work

[@DiscoverConnection]

@@articfox9895 Thank you, will do 😄

[@slay4198]

Your quote when they start singing is Beautiful!

[@radfoo72]

Only 4 minutes in and I've already laughed my @$$ off🤣🤣🤣 This is like a hilarious immersive prank. Brooke's desire to stay and be a part of the experience made my heart happy!🥰

[@DiscoverConnection]

Glad you enjoyed the video 😄 Definitely don't want this to come off as a "prank" though, not the intention at all

[@Excellentness]

Hi did you go back and see the beautiful family That was Awesome Thanks

[@andyhernandez3850]

It’s crazy how much you’ve improved jus thru your interactions with the people there, awesome vid

[@jonnyink9776]

PLEASE GO BACK!! I would love to see that kid react to seeing him!! he would light up!! love This channel so glad I found you! keep it up and much love

[@fredo6799]

Thanks for all the good times just by watching the videos I wish they can be longer I’ve enjoy them very much, and definitely am joining the patreon

[@DiscoverConnection]

Ayee much appreciated Alfredo ❤

[@marian.german]

What a cool video✨ I'm mexican, i don’t live this kinda life right now i could probably say that i'm privileged but both my parents did grow up somewhat like that. And all i can say is that i have the best memories as a kid growing up in a farm without technology, i kinda wish things would still be like that sometimes. That’s where you find true happiness, in the simple things and enjoying spending time with our loved ones🤍 Pd: sorry if my English is bad, i don’t practice it enough.

[@THEFINESTINTROVERTS]

I agree. Life is far more easier than we make it. I miss the simpler life too but learning to evolve and be humble is also a beautiful thing. If only u were closer. I'd love to practice English with you.

[@marian.german]

@@THEFINESTINTROVERTS aw you’re so nice! Hope i can travel some day so i can practice more☺️

[@silverliningseeker9219]

I absolutely love this sentiment. What a phenomenal way to start my week, with a different perspective! This made my soul happy!

[@Weldeador0813]

First time waching you guys your content is great from a Mexican living on corpus christi texas New suscriber

[@jayjay1064]

The little boy! I cried what an awesome video.

[@joserios200]

we need in this world people like you thanks for the video it was fun too

[@TechNextLetsGo]

This has the production value of a channel with 5 mil+ subs. I predict that's where you will go. I like this type of stuff.

[@DiscoverConnection]

Much appreciated 🙏🏼

[@oiboy626]

This is truly one of the best channels on all the internet! So wholesome and inspiring! I love every bit of it. Hope for nothing but success for this channel.

[@muggysmiles]

glad you guys put the efforts and kept smiling, the world is a tough place but most often it's easiest to find the bits of joy in an overall negative situation. that is their secret, Great video 👍👍😁

[@whiteeulogianraven7995]

I just discovered you guys, amazing channel. Take life as it is, do the best you can with it. From Costa Rica a huge ¡¡Pura Vida!!

[@nayelidagio1910]

Hopefully you go back soon to visit them again. God bless you all and thank you for showing all of us different ways to love and appreciate everything we have. 💕🙏

[@JoseGutierrez-gn6ne]

Touching and genuine connection. Liam and the boy..priceless. Love what he said here…that simplicity and happiness is a mindset, not how much stuff you own. When I was a kid in my early years I would love to go see my grandparents in Mexico for two weeks in the summer. I would not have the things like TV with many channels ,in-house toilet, and malls, but I had my simple fun things like marbles, toy Top(w string), and cool Indian arrowhead treasure hunting! I witnessed my uncles woke up at 3:30 am to get farm, while my grandmother would be up hour early to prepare their lunches and breakfast. My biggest special time is “faking” I had lice to have my grandmother scratch for 5-10min my hair! I love and miss my grandma . My biggest regret is not seeing her find her younger brother( we’re split up into different families during the revolution). My grandpa was a talker. He had great stories that would keep you on your edge of your seat. No movies or Netflix , only wholesome family time…something I miss now with the hustle and bustle of life in US. My memory of my time there in my lovely Mexico were triggered by your channel..love you all for this.

[@mossdem]

Isn't it amazing what just 2 days can create between human beings. Wow. Beautiful video!

[@wcbrigance]

Great video! I first discovered Mexico in 1978 when I spent a summer on a ranch. I was 12 at the time and have been traveling back for visits ever sense. I spent this summer in Mexico with my 12 yo daughter sharing with her the country and people I care so deeply about.

[@aniballacayo3034]

What a beautiful and moving documentary you created as your content. This is so special. I echo the other commentary below that this is a small Masterpiece. Really food for thought. Looking forward to discovering more with your channel!

[@DiscoverConnection]

Thank you Anibal ❤

[@CoastalKite]

Brooke wanting to stay and immerse herself in the culture! What a find! She is my spirit animal

[@rexuswolf]

New video! Let's goooo! I've recently subscribed and I'm currently watching the Hitchhiking Across Canada series. What you've built is pretty awesome! Hope we can meet if you ever go to Belgium or Spain! Cheers =)

[@DiscoverConnection]

Ayee thank you so much Francis 🙏🏼 I might be over your way sometime next year 👀

[@rexuswolf]

@@DiscoverConnection Awesome!! If you need a place just contact me and I'll work something out 😉 We'll keep in touch

[@OsoAmez]

8:10 I loved your moment of introspect, and I don't think your priorities are messed up, your blessed soul had the opportunity to live the life you got, you have your priorities according to your situation!

[@aralfaro6388]

your content is spectacular, I have been traveling around Europe for a year and the most important thing I have learned is the human connection, I came to your channel looking for attractive content and I got it, well done!!

[@joeeportland2836]

You guys are the best! It brought me to tears because lately I been feeling like I need more and more and more. Nice this nice that. I get caught up in materialistic things and I loose sight of what is actually important. Thank you for opening my eyes you guys keep doing what you guys do!

[@sofia1881js]

This actually made me shed a tear.. or a handful. My family lives in Lebanon, i live in Denmark. Whenever i visit them and sleep at one of my aunts houses, my eyes open up a tad more to the reality of others. Lebanon does have functioning toilets, they just can’t flush toilet paper, so that experience is different ahaha. Most of my family there also work in supermarkets and other jobs that are relatively common in the west, but their living conditions and goals in life remind me closely of that of the family in the video. Beautiful people, children, mothers, fathers, communities and so much more beauty spread amongst those kind people. It brings me the same happiness as staying at a family members home in Lebanon, picking beans and making food in large batches. It brings me peace and appreciation of the things i have, even if i’m not the most blessed person with two cars or a big tv. I’m living a normal, great life that allows me to help my family in Lebanon financially as much as my paycheck allows. Thank you for this amazing video, God bless you all.

[@призрак999]

Graat video. I loved at around the 8 min mark when you realized what I did many years ago. You hit it on the nose bro. Less is almost always more in the end. The lack of bs that blurs what matters allows you to actually enjoy life. Living in the moment , especially with food is the way to happiness.

[@lovingkat5]

thank you man for educating more people about how other people live, I grew up in a community just like that, started working when I was 8 years old, needless to say I stayed there until the age of 13 when I move to Mexico city because I just felt that there was a better way to earn a living, I was pretty much on my own at the age of 13 until the age of 18 that I came to the united states and I know that I had to learn the language in order to get a better paying job, the next day after I got here I went and sign myself up in a English class, I was 10 years old the last time I was in school but thank God I learnt and 5 years later I got my GED, it may not seem like much but for me it was a great accomplishment, in 1985 I joint the united states army and I am a veteran of desert storm made it rank of sergeant, believe me when I say, you being spending time with the little boy is going to change his life forever as well as yours, God bless , sometimes we just don't know how good we have it

[@abrahampshat8095]

Nice video I’m very proud of you to learn how it is outside of your country- I’m glad you learned so much and appreciate what you have..

[@peopleperson2569]

This video goes to show you Racism should not be in the world Everyone is equal this video proves it you could be blue it doesn't matter except people for who they are cause we're all the same in some shape or form man I almost cried watching this

[@zacharyneufeld3854]

They were singing "How great thou are " to you my friend. Praise God !

[@kevkailiu0115]

What a beautiful experience. I lived in The Philippines for 8 years. I am not Filipino. It has changed my entire though process, and the way I exist. Awesome vid.

[@ellie3839]

Nicely done. Respectful and educational for those who have never traveled outside of their, "bubble." I do hope a little bit or all of this video's earnings goes to that family.

[@troybrahful]

Feel like I’ve been waiting forever(in an excited way, not in a demanding consumer way lol) and now I just waiting to get home and throw this on the tv.

[@bigbrotheralec18]

I love your videos man, it just shines a light on the warm side of the world which is very rare in these days of negativity, conflict and sickness.

[@naruxira6423]

Amigo tu canal es hermoso, espero que algún día puedas viajar por Latinoamérica y conocerte! Saludos desde Costa Rica

[@ImCJStyles]

im of mexican/american decent and this is maybe my 4th video watching of this channel and the moment i seen you guys showering in an extremely dingy and messes up situation (compared to us in the states and in canada) and yall completely being (somewhat) at ease and saying "hey if it works" brought me to tears growing up even in the state with similar (though) no where near as underdeveloped situations really made me feel... im not sure how to explain it but thank you guys for your compassion genuinely brought me to tears thank you

[@fairyforest9556]

Start a go fund me for them. It’s only right because they’d do the same for you if they had the resources. Big fan of this channel

[@hardcorebusiness7990]

Do they need a go fund me? Seems they are rich already with love

[@bryanparsons7207]

The best memories I have is from visiting a family in Peru down the amazon river. They literally lived in a wooden/grass hut with a dirt floor. They were the most amazing and welcoming family I have ever met. Yes, their life may be called simple by us but their family was so full of love for everyone. Those and these people are what community really is. They are so beautiful in there caring. The world would be a better place if everyone had hearts and minds and big and open as theirs are

[@spacedoutm1320]

Did you guys go back? Show a part 2 surpriding the little boy 🥹

[@AuntieHannabis]

First time I’ve seen anything of this channel. I absolutely love this concept and this video and all the people in it! Family, food, friends, kids, new experiences-this is what life is really about. God bless that family ❤

[@jaidevphadke9293]

Thanks for the content! I think it would've been more interesting for me, honestly, if you had been able to ask the locals what their lives were like. It's one thing to deduce what their experience of life is like, but can be more insightful to learn straight from their perspective. Maybe include a few more questions about their lives in future videos? For example even asking "es tu Vida dificil? Es deficil trabajar en Campo?"

[@MacCoshamFilms]

That was my biggest regret with this project! Like you’re saying, I feel like I was too caught up in the moment worrying about my own thoughts and reactions to things, that I didn’t think to step back and straight up ask them what theirs were! Going forward I will defiantly make it a priority to ask those more thoughtful questions rather than just making assumptions for them. Thanks for watching!

[@jaidevphadke9293]

Woahh so cool that you replied to me thanks. Excited to see what's coming soon then!

[@alansilva.exe23]

@@MacCoshamFilms very beauty video dude, hope you come back and visit your new friend!

[@jamesneggie9534]

Bro this channel is so great, 10/10 wholesome and eye opening

[@lava-ru5ue]

This was beautiful. I've been learning Spanish, and I would love to have an experience like this:) Keep it up, these videos always put huge smiles on my face

[@shiroumxm2052]

you dont need to follow any trend.. just do it in your own country, im sure there are good humble people there too just like anywhere else

[@dianejohnson1991]

Laughing and crying with this one. Sweet family especially the children

[@greciaresendizvazquez6097]

Hello from Mexico! Love your content. 😊😅

[@DiscoverConnection]

Much appreciated Grecia ❤

[@Skar845]

They don’t have the western privilege of being depressed n anxiety ….

[@iamhis5580]

In so many ways people who live a simple life seem much happier! That little boy broke my heart at the end crying when you left!

[@arminemanjikyan9110]

You should definitely come to Armenia and experience the warmth people are openly sharing with strangers😍😍😍

[@DiscoverConnection]

It is on the list :)