Eating with Asia’s Long Neck Tribe!! Food Never Seen Before!!

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1. LONG NECK KAREN VILLAGE
ADDRESS: Chiang Mai Thailand
🇹🇭WRAPPED STICKY RICE & BANANA: Soak rice overnight. Place rice and banana on a banana leaf and wrap it tightly. Boil for 2 hours.
🇹🇭SAUSAGES: Mix together roasted Makwan, roasted chilies, mashed Makwan & chili, minced pork, minced pig kidney, minced spring onion, coriander, and cilantro. Season with salt and powder. Stuffed the mix to pig organs and tie the ends. Boil for an hour and then roast for an hour.
🇹🇭 VEGETABLE CURRY: Boil water and add in pumpkin, potatoes, bamboo shoots, green beans, and green mustard. Season with salt & powder.
🇹🇭 MINCED CHICKEN IN BIANJAI LEAF: Minced the whole chicken and then add minced peanuts, spring onions, coriander, and cilantro. Seasoning with turmeric, white chives, Thai chili, Makwan, salt, and powder. Add filling in Bianjai leaf and wrap. Boil for two hours.
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Actually the sausage in that region can be very spicy but totally delicious! I've met the Karen people and it was amazing so much better than sitting in a bar getting drunk with several cuties hanging on!

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I agree with this. The production of this is so interesting- the beautiful and thoughtful way it has been edited combined with Sonny's narration. It is about food, but also so much more than that. I always feel like Sonny's videos, while about food, are more about the unique human experience and how drastically different that can be across the globe. I always felt much the same about Anthony Bourdain.

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These people were SOOOOO GRACIOUS to this White foreigner. Did he pay them any money for this experience, interview, and agreement to post this on KZbin???? Hope he compensated them with a lot money. They deserve it.

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That almost made me cry that she decided not to give her girl's the rings that's amazing....and sad somehow. She's an amazing person

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glad to see better education help ppl stop doing useless harmful things in the name of "culture". Imagine if human sacrifice still exist

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@@victortran2962 yes wearing jewlery is just like human sacrifice

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@@1qwertyrewq1 If thats how you would portray it yes

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@@1qwertyrewq1 Stretching neck that much is obviously bad for health in many ways. Imagine if your parents forced you to have arthritis.

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@@whiskeye7552 obviously you didn't watch the video because he explained they aren't stretching their neck it just pushes down their shoulders to make it look longer. it's nothing like circumcision or genital mutilation they do in the west.

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When I was there about 30 years ago, we went to a Kayenne village in Thailand. It was where they lived and they were not selling things in the village. You did have to pay to go in. Because we were interested in learning about their culture and not just there to take pictures and leave, many sat with us and talked to us. We even played games with the children. At that time, the Thai government was charging them to live there, but would not allow them to work or farm. The entrance fee into the village went to the Thai government to allow them to stay there and to go to the Kayenne people in then Burma to fight the Burmese military who were murdering them (which was way they had fled Burma). They would make crafts and go into town to sell them or allow travellers and tourists to take photos for a fee, to earn a living. It was the only thing the Thai government would allow them to do (and it gave the Thai government money as they were a draw for travellers and tourists) They told us they had to flee Burma (now Myanmar) because the Burmese government was coming in and taking their men to be slaves to be in the military, or they would just kill them. So they fled for their lives. When we asked them about the history of the rings, they said that many years ago, when their enemies would make war, the men were harder to capture, but because the women would be fleeing with children, it was easy to catch the women and kill them, which was done by cutting them at the neck. So the women began to wear the rings to protect themselves. Over time, it became a thing of beauty. And the longer the neck, the more beautiful they were deemed. They began to add rings to their legs and arms, too. Some do remove the rings if they become ill or convert to Christianity. Their necks are not weak. It is quite a process to put on the rings or take them off, as they have to heat them slowly to make them pliable to manipulate them, while not injuring them.

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Some Burmese fled to Thailand others to India.

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Thank you. Very interesting history indeed

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It is from Myanmar originally

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Appreciate your efforts. I always wondered if their necks were weakened by this practice. To my eyes, it looks like they're ready to snap.

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I don't know if calling the way they earn a living as "A human zoo" is respectful.

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We are back for this... Proudly South African 🇿🇦 .. This neck piece is also done in the Ndebele tribe.

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I would love to see the connection between these Asian tribes that wear long neck rings and the African tribes that have the same traditions. Two totally different continents so far away from eachother, yet they both have the same long neck rings. Check out the Ndebele women and you will see the similarities between them and the Karen women.

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Ham got around....

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That first dessert/meal is actually very common around SE Asia. In the Khmer/Cambodian culture, it's called Num Ansom, and banana is my fav filling. It can also be filled with seasoned pork, or chickpeas. The Chinese also have a variation of the dish.

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I've watched an old documentory about these rings. The rings were firstly introduced as a protective device against tiger attacks as tigers go for the neck when hunting. Later it became fashion. It was a really old documentory that I watched 15 or something years ago and Now after reading a lot of comments I don't know if it was just a made up story.

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My thoughts also same. Wild animal bites neck to kill human easily. This necklace protect women when men are out for food finding

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honestly i think it's barbaric in the truest sense of the word

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It’s really nice to learn other cultures this way, food is always the heart of a culture. Thank you for showing us.

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Went to the Karen village back in 2005 when I travelled with my wife who’s Thai. We had a lovely time chatting with one of the elders as she showed us around the village. Very relaxed time. Lovely people. Very hospitable

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@Sterling Archer yes, but there’s a difference when you have a thai person with you who speaks the language and sits and chats for hours. Thai people don’t tend to go on the tours. I’m saying when my wife who is Thai says they seem very genuine there’s a difference between Mr tourist going on a human circus parade.

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Sonny is such a generous soul... How you have opportunities to even come into the different cultures you encounter and love and appreciate their customs and translate all of it to us is amazing 😍.. love you man for everything you do and every word you say

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Much love to Sonny, the production team, and the Karen people. From Myanmar.

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The best episode ever ....like EVER. Not only was it about the food but about their unique and amazing life. I love this episode. It was inspiring!

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Sonny....you really let us see the cultures of the peoples you visit. Its not only just about the food but just day to day lives. But some of the food does look amazing. What an amazing experience!

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What makes this channel unique is that you learn about more than just the food but the culture and lives of the people or region . its a documentary and this is why its in my top three channels to watch. keep up the good work ..

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He respects the culture

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They were the most calm person and I loved their culture.

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I’m obsessed. I’ve been to this village, and felt the same conflict. I’m completely besotted with your channel; it’s fantastic, thank you so much for your humour and respectful approach.

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Thank you for your transparency around this experience

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Is it me or did this episode have some Anthony Bourdain vibes. I like how Sunny was so blunt and honest. When he said a real life human circus 🎪 I felt that 100% 👍

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Thought the same !

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Wow I never realized how the Kayan sausage is made. I have had the Kayan sausage before. It became popular in burma in past 5-6 years. Happy that they are able to preserve their food, culture and livelihood in Thailand after fleeing the conflict in burma. It’s a good thing cos if they didn’t have this in Thailand, their race would have been completely eradicated by the civil war in burma.

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Most of them left in Pan Pat(The village of Padaung tribes)

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Sonny, this was one of the most impressive vids from you. It's so double in feelings. I've studied tourism, and ofcourse also read and learned about the long neck tribes. But to see it in this way is almost saddening me. Such a beautiful culture on the one side, but just a charade in the other. Thank you for showing us this part too. Keep up your good work in making us amazed and smiling.💜

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It seems to me that people from Egypt to Jamestown make a living from such displays. It's only been 30 years, hopefully this will keep them well until they integrate into their new home.

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I love watching Sonny’s videos! Some are more about food and others are more about the culture of the people and their way of life! This one (I’m not going to lie had me in tears)! It honestly shows how people learn to adapt to different countries yet still keep the ancestors memories and way of life alive! Once again Sonny and your team thank you for a excellent and educational video! Stay safe!

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This was a great video. I appreciate your videos showing how different cultures live. I don’t think you get enough credit for shedding light into places no one looks. I also appreciate that you do it in a fun style but you do offer up a serious side. Thanks for the passion. Keep rocking brother.

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The tribespeople are so nice and unique in their culture. Its amazing how old customs never go away in a very modern world.

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It's their culture & lifestyle. Let them enjoy it & prosper. If it helps them to run their life & living, better for them, so be it. Thanks Sonny, for sharing the life & culture of the Karen tribe with the rest of the world.

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I couldn't agree more! As long as they're happy then that's all that matters! I personally think they are BEAUTIFUL and I respect their culture 100% 🖤🖤🖤

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Totally agree. They also have rights to choose how they want to live. It's not like Thai people and Thai government are against them either, otherwise they won't even be able to work there in the first place. Being able to make enough income to support their children's education as immigrants in a foreign country is already a huge feat.

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I absolutely love that you went deeper into the culture of these people, and how they are uniquely adapting to modern times before going back to their food, thanks Sunny!

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What a beautiful series! I hope the translator was rewarded, he did a fabulous job.

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This show is just amazing.Every time I watch Best Ever Food Review Show ,It makes me happy and stress free .Sending tons of love.💕

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Sir, great salute to you. Sometimes you make us happy, sometimes you make us emotional. You are not just showing us different foods but what people are really going through, their lives, their struggles, their society. Every time we learn something new because of you. Thank you so much Sonny sir. Lots of love and respect. Keep posting cause we always wait for your amazing videos.

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I may have mentioned this before, but this is really starting to dip into the realms of Bizarre Foods in the best way possible. Yes, it is mainly focused on experiencing a culture through their food, but it also showcases local customs and lifestyle in a respectful and curious way. Serious Andrew Zimmern vibes in the way you guys approach locals with a sense of reverence and your attitude is reflected in the openness and kindness shown by your hosts; not everyone who travels (yes, Americans have a reputation for a reason, sadly) is as kind and their experiences are not as welcoming and wonderful. Thank you for treating everyone like human beings and respecting their cultures rather than a sideshow at a carnival to be mocked because they are different. This would absolutely be my dream job, but I can settle for living vicariously through you and your amazing team.

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I like how Sonny broaches questions with honesty yet with respect and sensitivity.

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This video is really AMAZING! I'd love to meet them, hear their stories and try their food. I was really drawn into this episode because they are unique and very beautiful people. Well done, BEFRS for telling their story and giving the rest of the world a glance of these wonderful human beings!!! 🖤🖤🖤

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This channel has helped me learn more about different cultures and traditions…it is the best

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I'm a drug addict, try almost every week to recover and every time im trying to stay sober i binge your videos. i suffer from chronic boredom and nothing keeps me interested other than drugs so i just wanted to say thank you for being the smallest bit of normalcy i have left.

[@malirabbit6228]

Please stay safe and strong, classy p! You can do it. When you are well you will have a great ability to help others! Why ? Because you will be living proof that hard work and determination does pay off! Please, live long and prosper 🖖.

[@iamnathaj285]

It's okay brother, everything will just be alright. Stay strong brother. Love from Philippines♥️

[@hyungwonhobabyy939]

The peppercorn he tasted in 11:40 is called 'Timmur' in our country Nepal🇳🇵 ..... ... Big fan of the show here🙋‍♀️.

[@teeliciousmeals1466]

This is the best show ever❤️❤️This was so emotional ❤️❤️ Thank you for doing this.

[@chechannel81]

Ẩm thực người thái Bạn đã cho mình sự hiểu biết Thank you!

[@spidaman2475]

This is truly the best food review show ✊🏾😎

[@xSimplyx233]

This video was a masterpiece. I always wanted sonny to spend a little less time making dad jokes and more focusing on the people and the culture and he delivered that perfectly in this one.

[@acidicdic4305]

Sonny. I just had to say man, thanks to you, I have more of an idea of what I’m looking at when I see foreign food. And I’m sure if it happened to me, I can only imagine what you’re doing for our younger generation. Thank you for going out of your way with your team to bring this knowledge to us and our kids. We love you man ❤️‍🔥

[@g.george]

I have said this before and I will say it again, you would make Bourdain proud. Keep carrying on his spirit, beautiful stuff

[@chucktz469]

Wow very interesting! Reminds me of the culture in Africa that does the same with their necks. Shows me how cultures clash & ethnically keep traditions alive. Great educational value Sonny!

[@sinaimuse6562]

Asia is connected to Africa by the Isthmus of Suez and borders Europe. There was Africa before there was Asia, so many things such as cultures, practices, etc traveled outward from Africa, just like Egypt is in Africa, but many will say this is where Africa got this when they go to Asia, when no its the reverse.

[@fear_not]

It is unbelievable how much abuse there is against women in the world and that it's often done by women/mothers to their daughters to look 'beautiful' or 'clean'. I admire the lady who decided to stop this tradition and give her children opportunity to have different life. And respect to Sonny for speaking the truth.

[@bjkl9936]

I mean some form of this is done in every culture...

[@tugibreezy]

Yall doing amazing work, Kudos to Sonny and the whole team🌹

[@sourdurian2839]

BEFRS is literally the only 2 channels that i have a notification on for. Keep rocking on guys!

[@FoodieMeatsFood]

I’m feeling very educated and also very hungry after watching this!

[@bellalenee263]

It's crazy how much Africa and Asia share similar cultures

[@sinaimuse6562]

Asia is connected to Africa by the Isthmus of Suez and borders Europe.

[@FoNgThOnG]

I love how soft spoken, sweet, and knowledgeable she is.

[@dbeckley43]

Sonney this might be your best episode yet, very insightful!

[@weekendvibes365]

Beautiful culture, nice people and great food. Its always nice to see how you bring this all alive in a positive way! Great Job! Cheers 🙏🏼🇸🇽🇬🇾❤️🍻

[@rossycontreras6902]

It’s not a human zoo. I understand that it may be confusing for some but that’s a job where they don’t have to be anything but themselves. It also puts food on their table. I like how you explained how you felt at the end.

[@Dodgethis1337]

yeah somtimes its good for people to keep their opinion for themselves instead of saying it outloud tbh, i really dont know why would he say that.

[@goldengoddess5560]

@@Dodgethis1337 or the longneck weed joke 🥴

[@Hekk.]

So.. a human safari? No reason to be offended on someone's else behalf.

[@emtee5232]

I've noticed, since Sony started, some of the comments Sony says are really not nice or maybe it's the way he says it. Either way, it's really not good how he describes other cultures and their food....

[@savage101.]

It's literally a human zoo though. You pay an admission fee just to go look at them and their way of like. Sonny is honest and says what most people are thinking.

[@hemanta29]

This channel is not just about food its about culture, traditions, customs and nature. This truly is the best ever channel on KZbin

[@jawdatelnimer9322]

wow. Its about food...and digest different cultures norm as well...that's amazing...thanks Sonny