🇿🇼 FEASTING ON TRIBAL FOOD IN A ZIMBABWE VILLAGE! | The Demouchets REACT Africa

🇿🇼 FEASTING ON TRIBAL FOOD IN A ZIMBABWE VILLAGE | American Couple Reacts "RARE Zimbabwe Tribal Food!! From Giraffes to Goats!!" | The Demouchets REACT Zimbabwe
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[@jordanjandles83]

Thank you guys for reacting to our culture.. ONE LOVE

[@samndlovu_xox]

Ndebele here ❤love your channel, literally been binge watching all night… when I have an essay due tomorrow 😅

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

How did you do on your essay? We’re grateful to be your entertainment, but we care about your studies!

[@Royallighthouse]

Thank you for calling us sweet. 😊 Zinbabweans, are very friendly and welcoming. Always laughing. Would be happy to drive you around when you do come.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

We’ll definitely announce our arrival when the time comes.

[@BatsiraiMusuka]

17:55 Siyabonga khakulu Mr Mpisi (A Great Thank You Sir)…we are grateful for elders like these. I’ve never met him, but he is a great representative of this generation of Zimbabweans. But l love that we now get to share them with the world. Much to be inspired from here.🙌🏾

[@abeautifulheart]

I agree - their generation was the best - I remember at my grandparents’ when they would slaughter goat, cow, sheep And grandma had pigeons - beautiful ones

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

❤️❤️

[@njabulobhebhe7145]

Thank you guys for showing my Country. Best family god bles you

[@martinndichu7154]

Africans are just sweet and beautiful people Much love from 🇰🇪

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Much love!

[@chiefk587]

I am so impressed with how you guys have educated yourselves about Africa .I am saying this as a compliment because i never saw this coming when i arrived in the US 22 years ago .At the time i saw us drifting further apart as cousins . African Americans that i met did not seem to show any interest in the continent except making fun of it .I am truly amazed with what 2 decades since then have done to change things ,thanks to social media revolution .I can't wait to see your content when you get to the mother land.

[@southernafricanboy4148]

Beautiful episode guys and it's an accurate representation of Zimbabwe village life I like your channel and keep it up focusing on africa content

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

We’re glad you enjoy it!

[@eezy7034]

learning a lot from our northern neighbours on this video would love to visit 1 day

[@BonganiMagadu]

Please do I'll put you up for free and show you my small little town just 40kms outside Harare and then go to our family farm in Trelawney My moms is from Ntabazinduna and is ndebele and there is big Zimbabwe Xhosa community there and I'll happily take you there too. It's 400kms away but great fun drive as we will be drinking all the way. Don't worry police don't arrest for drink driving in Zim. Never. Ever 😂🤣

[@eezy7034]

@@BonganiMagaduSounds like my type of holiday and im xhosa too so visiting a xhosa community outside of SA will be an great lets do it December you on social media?

[@brightonjumbe3243]

Welcome to africa I love my country Zim

[@phillipmhundwa642]

Zimbabwe cuisine. Always. Wherever 😂

[@sizwe788]

This blood dish is cooked by almost all the tribes of southern Africa

[@happinessmalesela632]

Indigenous knowledge at it’s best the modern world really ruined a lot

[@geecee138]

In England 🇬🇧 they eat black pudding made up of blood

[@BatsiraiMusuka]

Finally,…🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 one of my suggestions 🙈😅 Thank you Fam! 🫶🏾🇿🇼

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

You’re welcome, fam!

[@BatsiraiMusuka]

@@TheDemouchetsREACT very appreciated 🙏🏾

[@NgangaSamuel-q8m]

We Africans when we slaughter a sheep or goat we do take even blood it can be even cooked or make African sausages

[@victoriabarivure8211]

My tribe in Nigeria don't eat blood o

[@JACOBSDAL]

❤good evening lovely family😂…very wonderful reaction…there are certain parts of a goat that have to be taken out before cooking it otherwise it won’t take great.😂

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Hey fam! We have yet to try goat.

[@ladydiamondprisca]

They cook the blood with other parts of the goat. We do the same thing in my country, and we're way up north. I don't like it, but my mom loves it. I love kidneys and stomach soup with hot peppers.

[@BonganiMagadu]

Where you from Love from Zimbabwe

[@ladydiamondprisca]

@@BonganiMagadu Southern Chad.

[@GrumpyTinashe]

@@ladydiamondprisca awesome. Africa is similar in many ways

[@ishmaellion6721]

Thank you guys for reacting to Zimbabwe and my tribe the Ndebele not to be confused with the South African Ndebele.

[@mhlave2440]

Except for the fact that the two set of people are AbeNgoni 🤫.

[@ishmaellion6721]

⁠​⁠@@mhlave2440Yeah They said it on video it consist of several tribes. He’s Ndebele and wife is Tonga but they spoke in Ndebele and danced to Ndebele songs. If you know of Mzilikazi’s history you know the Ndebele tribe already involves a lot of tribes from South Africa to Zimbabwe.

[@abeautifulheart]

Ndebele, Swazi, Zulu language are the same - just slight differences- I speak Ndebele,, but when Zulu are speaking I understand when Swazi are speaking I understand

[@tutotutot5193]

zimbabweans used to be smart damn what happened......they are actually one people. same origins just different country.

[@ishmaellion6721]

@@abeautifulheart Forgot the Xhosa. That’s because we are Nguni people, we were all one people back at some point before we separated.

[@SuperDaddyaddy]

Blood is very delicious food. We eat it cooked or fried, though our Maasai cousins still take it raw as an energy drink. Love from Kenya.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Much love!

[@thulanidlamini2233]

I'm Zulu and my father's family used to cook blood everytime an animal was slaughtered. You wouldn't know it if it was on your plate 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hiwotlemma39]

blood is forbidden in bible.

[@tutotutot5193]

@@hiwotlemma39 bible is a foreign religion brought by racists and slave owners

[@hiwotlemma39]

in Ethiopia there is a tribe that eat blood like that but they dont have religion and they are few in number they leave in remot area.blood is forbidden in Bible

[@celiajames600]

Love it ❤

[@TafadzwaChinho]

Thank you for this. Proud Zimbabwean here. Skin care wise I can bet my left ball that he uses gold ol' Vaseline petroleum jelly and nothing else

[@abeautifulheart]

Living in nature and and eating unprocessed food and taking herbs plays a bigger role than Vaseline

[@TafadzwaChinho]

@@abeautifulheart Relax, it's not that deep

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Ahhh the vaseline is good on our skin good!

[@BatsiraiMusuka]

5:15 yeah…I’ll be honest here, most of us Zimbabweans have become very urbanized. We would struggle with this dish as well. But there are other traditional dishes we cling to like Tripe, Okra, Mopani worm, trotters etc

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Our family eats tripe, chitterlings, squirrel, frogs, etc. We pick and choose🤣

[@BatsiraiMusuka]

@@TheDemouchetsREACT seeeee…we are one people. 🫶🏾

[@ericshumba3659]

Finally my country 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@abeautifulheart]

They have been reacting to Zimbabwe for many different times. It’s not the first time. My favorite was the traditional dances reaction-

[@ericshumba3659]

@@abeautifulheart Oh yes, I love how they are honest and bring out a real reaction.

[@abeautifulheart]

@@ericshumba3659 absolutely, and can't wait for them to go to Kumusha like the MegaBush family 🤩

[@neomontja71]

This was such a beautiful video. Everything they did and eat happens in my tribe. My grandfather also used to cook blood with meat and when you eat it, it tasted like meat itself. You wouldn't know that you were eating blood.

[@southernafricanboy4148]

What's your tribe

[@neomontja71]

@@southernafricanboy4148 Mopedi.

[@BonganiMagadu]

@@neomontja71 Interesting. I drove through Limpopo to Joburg a few times and then once to Swaziland via Lebowakagomo etc and I'm amazed how Limpopo looks similar to Zim and even languages aren't far apart😎👍

[@neomontja71]

@@BonganiMagadu Yah, we are very similar.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

I agree, we wouldn’t know. I ‘ll film a video where the blood is cooked in our food but it isn’t comparable to this due to the amount.

[@Cheerfulbushman]

Funny how u asked ur wife to close her eyes like a baby and she was still peeping