Hunting and Eating Monkeys With the Hadza Tribe of Tanzania

[@WetinDeHapen]

African story by Africans. The fact this documentary came from one of our own hits differently. Kudos 💪

[@Victorochad]

YEAH YOUR RIGHT AUTHICITY

[@allerigictoreligion]

❤ big facts

[@sladewilson377]

@@allerigictoreligion it’s just poverty

[@GDN_emerie]

@@sladewilson377what do you mean

[@tekenaokaye8633]

@@sladewilson377 Are you a Dingbat! Or a MUMU choose wisely

[@teebabs001]

This is by far the best documentary about African’s history that doesn’t seem demeaning in any form. Thank you Tayo for showing a great history in good lights

[@ValueSeekerOnline]

Ohh it makes a big difference because so called White people can eat just about anything and never get sick... their lower melaninated skin makes it much more easier for them to absorb foods that are more higher in sodium than people who are more darker in color. So it's not just eating monkeys that are bad for certain ethnic groups of black people but it's also bad to eat pork, shell fish, lobsters, crabs, oysters, etc. because all those foods are bad for us... on the other hand some other black ethnic groups may can eat such things and it may effect them differently... that's what white society never teaches us but our ancestors knew this already.... people born with E1B1B DNA such as this tribe may can eat monkey meat or they they may not be fully aware of the bad things that may happen to them as other tribes such as the Igbo tribe would. Certain tribes also has different types of DNA Haplogroups that's able to sustain such chemicals found in the meat more so than another tribe .... Historically Igbos and Yorubas are HEBREWS , the Hbrew tribes would gather themselves together and teach the Hamite Tribes some of their cultural beliefs such as why they shouldn't eat unclean foods, they where like the voice of their God because originally they all served but one God and they all called him the most high or creater of all. The other tribes had no clue what a God was so they where the ones to teach the word of there God to the other tribes. They where known as the light of the world >>>>> the true 12 lost tribes of Israel are still residing in many parts of Africa to this very day and most don't even know who they truly are , what all these tribes have in common including the ethiopian jews is that they all have e1b1a DNA , whats so fasicnated about all this is e1b1a is also found in the Levant and other parts of the Middle East as being the oldest Haplogroup THAT STARTED IN THE MIDDLE EAST meaning it didn't originate in Africa as most people believe but actually the Middle East ..... even scull findings in the Middle East where of black people with the same similar features of the Igo and yoruba tribes and even the same hair texture. The same way that no other race can eat raw fish but Japanese people can, it's because not everyone not even different ethnic tribal groups are the same in DNA and therefore can't consume the same foods, that's why Igbo preist of the tribe of GAD don't eat unclean foods

[@egrffin8534]

This is current affairs, not history. This is live and happening now. Open your eye's and see life as it is right now.!

[@samuelighodaro2007]

No police, no prisons, no courts, no hospital, no taxes, no classicism, life at its simplest and purest form. Hats off Tayo for this invaluable documentary.

[@syntheticsoundtracks]

exactly

[@jasonstevens7284]

Deshalb leben die noch wie in der Steinzeit und entwickeln sich kaum vorwärts! Und die Darwin TRHEORIE ist bullsh*t!

[@ValueSeekerOnline]

Ohh it makes a big difference because so called White people can eat just about anything and never get sick... their lower melaninated skin makes it much more easier for them to absorb foods that are more higher in sodium than people who are more darker in color. So it's not just eating monkeys that are bad for certain ethnic groups of black people but it's also bad to eat pork, shell fish, lobsters, crabs, oysters, etc. because all those foods are bad for us... on the other hand some other black ethnic groups may can eat such things and it may effect them differently... that's what white society never teaches us but our ancestors knew this already.... people born with E1B1B DNA such as this tribe may can eat monkey meat or they they may not be fully aware of the bad things that may happen to them as other tribes such as the Igbo tribe would. Certain tribes also has different types of DNA Haplogroups that's able to sustain such chemicals found in the meat more so than another tribe .... Historically Igbos and Yorubas are HEBREWS , the Hbrew tribes would gather themselves together and teach the Hamite Tribes some of their cultural beliefs such as why they shouldn't eat unclean foods, they where like the voice of their God because originally they all served but one God and they all called him the most high or creater of all. The other tribes had no clue what a God was so they where the ones to teach the word of there God to the other tribes. They where known as the light of the world >>>>> the true 12 lost tribes of Israel are still residing in many parts of Africa to this very day and most don't even know who they truly are , what all these tribes have in common including the ethiopian jews is that they all have e1b1a DNA , whats so fasicnated about all this is e1b1a is also found in the Levant and other parts of the Middle East as being the oldest Haplogroup THAT STARTED IN THE MIDDLE EAST meaning it didn't originate in Africa as most people believe but actually the Middle East ..... even scull findings in the Middle East where of black people with the same similar features of the Igo and yoruba tribes and even the same hair texture. The same way that no other race can eat raw fish but Japanese people can, it's because not everyone not even different ethnic tribal groups are the same in DNA and therefore can't consume the same foods, that's why Igbo preist of the tribe of GAD don't eat unclean foods

[@jubrilbabatunde3040]

No concept of hell fire or heaven, no feminism, everybody just playing their natural role, no engineering relationship like we do now.

[@a.c.slater573]

@@jubrilbabatunde3040they are lacking YHWH

[@victorikechukwunwachukwu4920]

This is a better documentary than National Geographic could possibly give

[@FacelessArt01]

Great lesson learnt from them 1 no time for thinking 2 hardworking 3 Loving 4. No food for lazy man

[@ikennambakwe3044]

You keep outdoing yourself, Tayo. This has got to be one of the best documentaries on topics like this. You deserve all the accolades, man.

[@germanehabib8612]

How it has taken Tayo this long to not hit the 1 million subscribers mark is hella mind-boggling. His content is out of this world... 🙆🏾‍♂️🤔🤦🏾‍♂️

[@osawereao]

His content are more educational than vain or empty entertainment.

[@germanehabib8612]

@@osawereao Facts, man... 😂😭🤣

[@OrisakweJennifer]

@@osawereaoonce he starts posting nonsense d**b people will start disturbing us. We will get to 1m slow and steady.

[@MADAMBK5]

KZbin don't push Africans videos like they do Caucasians. Fact.

[@TalkinWitJMO]

Protect this man at all cost!!!! He makes some of the most amazing content in the world!!!

[@keidiawadu4333]

Tayo Aina, you really excelled with this documentary. You have risen to become a world-class film storyteller. We are all immensely proud of you and grateful for your commitment. Live long, love strong, and prosper, Dear Brother.

[@cosmopolitanwonder9675]

I love the way the Hadza people describe things with actions and sounds of whatever they are describing, making fire dropping phone while running the sound and actions of the animals they catch, marvellous people, all peoples lived this way t hounds and millions of years ago.

[@MADAMBK5]

I'm impressed he's covering Africa in it's raws state, this is usually done by foreigners who takes all the glory.

[@ValueSeekerOnline]

No such thing as black people, don't you mean different genetic ethnic groups within Africa all with separate BLOODLINE and DNA types. Calling them black or African just places them all in one tiny box. So called Africans who can grow full beards and Afros don't eat monkey meat because they have a separate spirit to them along with bloodline culture so their not the same people.... not even a Japanese person considers themselves to be the same as a Japanese person nor do they eat the same foods as a Japanese person.... for instance Japanese people don't eat rats but Chinese people do because they both have separate types of DNA... if a Japanese person where to eat a rat he or she may get sick because two different blood types can't consume the same types of foods.

[@adaezeibechukwu5499]

WOW! WOW! WOW! Hats off to you Tayo. This is the best documentary I've watched in a very long time. God bless you

[@benjaydeking]

Once they discover rich mineral resources from their land, they will kill and pursue them from their own land. Thank you, Tayo for this informative documentary.

[@juliusokine]

This deserves recognition, I'm overwhelmed by this piece. Tayo remains my No. 1 KZbinr in the travel and storytelling space ❤😊

[@dougherty8732]

Any Tanzanian here?! 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿... Tayo, asante sana mkuu! Kazi nzuri saaana 👏🏽👏🏽

[@bensonrfx]

Tupo🇹🇿

[@delmontemlimani4039]

Tupo

[@TumuIdawa]

🖐️

[@TayoAinaFilms]

🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿❤️❤️❤️

[@anny19988]

​@@TayoAinaFilmsAre you still in Tanzania Tayo?

[@iolasupo]

Nature has everything we need. Tayo Aina 2024

[@TheDIONDRE]

Tayo thank you so much for these videos. As a black American you always take me on a beautiful tour of Africa. I really enjoyed watching the Hazda tribe.

[@cosmopolitanwonder9675]

You are African American not black.

[@thanhvien9364]

vl mỹ đen ak

[@MrDuffydon]

I love this documentary. It's how intercultural engagement should be - very respectful.

[@workdone01]

This is one of the best video there is. I'm so humbled about how those guys live their lives. So natural!!!

[@kennethmfon6828]

Tayoooo! Breaking barriers, pushing boundaries, and bursting new frontiers. I'm proud of you brother, keep soaring.

[@cameron.mackenzie]

youre probably the best vlogger ive met. you just need the right equipment. someone get this guy a sponsorship ASAP

[@aureliomarty3079]

This a serious documentary worth a documentary on National geographic but free on KZbin. You can see Tayo filmmaking talent shining!

[@TracyUhiara]

Subscription needs to b 1 million 😮

[@mcdineprebankz3382]

Just a free world, no fear of criminals, competition or what so ever. And they look welcoming and accommodating,Nothing concerns them. THANK YOU TAYO FOR SHOWING US THIS PART OF EXISTENCE

[@jamesjon1500]

But why do we call them primitive? They obviously live a trouble-free existence

[@solivagant1170]

They definitely still have their troubles... But a lot of things we suffer from in modern society they probably do not.

[@Sumi4K]

Wow, the fact that you were actually there filming this is incredible. Staying with them for three days and getting such authentic footage is next level. Honestly, I respect you so much for pulling that off-it’s legendary.

[@Oluchi_Julie]

See how their skins are glittering with no skincare products. Like you said,nature has a way of providing us with everything we need.

[@Tobi-h1l]

Nature is true.

[@yungtomzzy8108]

I agree, but you can’t compare their skin to Tayo’s skin😭

[@DianahDaisy]

Information is expensive but you have choosen to give us freely

[@collinsoconnor5843]

Punguza kimbelembele

[@gods-best-friend-gbf]

It's totally free for modern day humans... Thanks to the internet. But with Internet, human brain started to shrink as they put all their knowledge into devices and interne and so their brain is growing wrong way. This is why I love to see ancient cultures across the globe as they live simple life and evolve DNA properly.

[@christianaadetuase9147]

Well said

[@gtjet1]

Free? Hes being paid to travel theworld. He should be paying some of his viewers

[@BarbaraThomas-jy7ph]

Surexiglaftoelp

[@Abu_sadiq1]

You're one of the best KZbinr in the world that I have learned so much about than in my school. Please help us repair our house that was destroyed by rain on Friday.

[@OpeyemiOlamide-to7js]

Mr Tayo Aina a thousand hugs for you sir This is the best Africa documentaries i ever watch But are you telling me no crime,no killing mll,no shedding of tears,no human trafficking in this people's environment My question is do they even offend God at all? No religion No prostitutions , no football or arguments infact i am just like wow throughout this video 😢 Please someone should reply me am lost🥺😔

[@saratuorga1711]

We(my 7yr old grandson and I) love watching the Hadzabe and here I am watching Taaayooo(!) visiting. Well done Tayo. God bless you for what you do. Watching from your home country

[@ShadyNathan]

Dude, this Hadza tribe footage is off the charts! Never seen anything this raw and real about these legendary hunter-gatherers. You nailed it - from their insane hunting skills to those wild ceremonies. Every shot is pure gold. Mad props for scoring this exclusive look into their world. This vid is straight-up anthropology gold. Keep dropping these cultural bombs!

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thanks for watching and appreciating my work 🙌🏽

[@Big_Sammy150]

3:33 “I’m trying it out of respect, I don’t smoke” Big RESPECT to you man 🫡

[@jewlstagara4562]

Nah it's because his parents watching we know he smoke ganja jk jk

[@pauljones8218]

im having a smoke while watching this im nice and chilled and got the munchies but im not eating monkey a cream cake for me instead

[@Guan256]

He smokes Ganja... not Tobacco 😂😂😂😂😂

[@thaddnarrative]

This must have taken a whole lot of work, money and time. Welldone Tayo👏

[@rufarochabedi5125]

Thanks

[@bettygusha3364]

Imagine the Hadzabe at the olympics in the archery tournament....I don't want them exposed to the rest of the world, but it would be a sight :)

[@el-awwalojedokun5355]

I thought about this too, Gold medal at archery.😂😂

[@ayanaward464]

As a black american who grew up watching these sorts of documentaries and aspired to do some myself one day, i looooooove seeing Black people doing them instead of white foreigners. It feels like im actually learning about the people and getting to know on a more personal level instead of the lens the network wants us to see. Good job and please dont stop doing what you do. 🎉❤

[@lucifer12354]

❤❤❤

[@dimetriusroberts5914]

They don't even like Americans so funny u feel tht way

[@olumawos]

@@dimetriusroberts5914 We Africans Love Black Americans and All Black People all Over the World.

[@ValueSeekerOnline]

No such thing as black people, don't you mean different genetic ethnic groups within Africa all with separate BLOODLINE and DNA types. Calling them black or African just places them all in one tiny box. So called Africans who can grow full beards and Afros don't eat monkey meat because they have a separate spirit to them along with bloodline culture so their not the same people.... not even a Japanese person considers themselves to be the same as a Japanese person nor do they eat the same foods as a Japanese person.... for instance Japanese people don't eat rats but Chinese people do because they both have separate types of DNA... if a Japanese person where to eat a rat he or she may get sick because two different blood types can't consume the same types of foods.

[@ayanaward464]

@@dimetriusroberts5914 as a black American woman we're disliked everywhere, that still doesn't take away from my desire to live and explore. My respectful manner and discernment has gotten me this far. 🩷

[@taigmanianderson9367]

THÉ best vlogger on KZbin!! Thank you for allowing us to experience all these adventures with you!

[@skullrose8985]

What I love about this is you get to see all the people's personalities & characters..I am really enjoying watching this,once again thankyou for sharing this with us,peace 💜☮️💜☮️

[@rhajahands]

Thank you! They looked so comfortable with you and were so open to sharing their experiences and knowledge! Please continue to visit and share these amazing memories with us!

[@josephjohnoguzie4833]

Tayo Tayo....you remain one of the best KZbinrs out of this planet earth. God will always propell you to greater heights.

[@owenmark5806]

Being comfortable around those dogs is crazy I wouldn’t dare to be surrounded by these types of dogs man, hats 🎩 off to you tayo for stepping out of ur comfort zone 👏

[@TracyUhiara]

That's why his subscription should be 1 Million before end of year !!😮

[@YoungstarNce]

Those days don't have problems with humans they were trained to hurt animals

[@dimetriusroberts5914]

Their just dogs

[@GilgameshBro]

Bro.. forget the dogs, there are lions and leopards out there. Not to mention elephants and rhinos.

[@roadlethals]

This just makes one appreciate what they have a lot more. Much love from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@KoreyKanye]

Wow, just wow. This is amazing! Well done Tayo for telling this story so well and for showing us the Hadza way of life.

[@jentlecreations5508]

One good African documentary that doesn't strike demeaning Boss you're my mentor 💯

[@saintgoodlife]

My 90+ years old grandma told similar stories how they grow up, I’m suprise to people still live in part of the world like this 😮, anyway I love everything I watch, I’m Proud African ✊ thank you Tayo ❤

[@ogomsseries]

They actually sound like South Africans with one particular sound I have heard in some of their movies. Welldone Tayo this is lovely ❤❤❤

[@anny19988]

Some of Hadzabes moved southwards and settled in South Africa and Botswana.

[@africaine4889]

Khoisans actually their cousins ans juat like them originated in Tanzania and went south

[@sihlevumazonke8508]

🎵Igqirha lendlela ngu qongqothwne,Igqirha lendlela hayi ngu qongqothwane sebeqabele gqithapha hayi ngugqongqothwane sebeqabele gqithapha hayi ngugqongqothwne 🎵I'm South African Women The Hadzabe tribe just took me back to my roots now I've just sang an old school Legendary Mirriam Makheba song who's from my tribe Xhosa people a clicking Language in SA,Wow this is crazy🤭😂❤❤❤

[@ntylive8578]

Tayo you don dey enter bushooo small small. Omo you're my inspiration. Love you guy.

[@thobilemahlangu715]

Ahh! Tayo thank you so much for the knowledge, I'm south African and they reminded me of the Khoi and Saan people in the karoo. God is really African

[@rufarochabedi5125]

Best video of the year! 🤩 I like the Hadza's way of life, each gender performs their role, each role being equally important for their survival. They work well together and are pleased with their lifestyle. This real dope ❤, and thank you Tayo for making this video. God bless you today, brother ❤️.

[@usekreatesell]

The Hadza tribe has a fascinating culture and history well done Tayo

[@gotours01]

This is an Excellent documentary, Well done Tayo. They need protection from Western way of life that's killing us.

[@ValueSeekerOnline]

No such thing as black people, don't you mean different genetic ethnic groups within Africa all with separate BLOODLINE and DNA types. Calling them black or African just places them all in one tiny box. So called Africans who can grow full beards and Afros don't eat monkey meat because they have a separate spirit to them along with bloodline culture so their not the same people.... not even a Japanese person considers themselves to be the same as a Japanese person nor do they eat the same foods as a Japanese person.... for instance Japanese people don't eat rats but Chinese people do because they both have separate types of DNA... if a Japanese person where to eat a rat he or she may get sick because two different blood types can't consume the same types of foods.

[@abubakarsodiq1228]

Omo guy ,your simplicity no be here u went thus far to meet ppl that live in the forest your boldness is something elde 😢,u even did what they were Doing to show dem respect and being loved as humans ,u smoked because of them so they won't feel bad,i can't lie u have a heart of Gold bro God bless u and your work bro ,may God guide and protect u in every journey u plan to do in future .thanks for the content we are really enjoying them,it feels as if we are there with u on this wonderful and eye opening adventures 🙌🙏

[@aliakrabi8321]

Thank you Tayo for reaching the Hadzabe tribe, in Tanzania. My country Tz is rich in landscapes, views, wildlife games, and many more, and i respect when your show them for others to see. you final words touched me

[@cuulongvo8396]

I just subscribed to your Channel, I am from Vietnam 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳

[@the_original_landcruisers]

I love seeing content which features the foods and customs of other cultures. Thank you Tayo for continuing to show us the great tapestry of human origin which is the continent of Africa!

[@ValueSeekerOnline]

No such thing as black people, don't you mean different genetic ethnic groups within Africa all with separate BLOODLINE and DNA types. Calling them black or African just places them all in one tiny box. So called Africans who can grow full beards and Afros don't eat monkey meat because they have a separate spirit to them along with bloodline culture so their not the same people.... not even a Japanese person considers themselves to be the same as a Japanese person nor do they eat the same foods as a Japanese person.... for instance Japanese people don't eat rats but Chinese people do because they both have separate types of DNA... if a Japanese person where to eat a rat he or she may get sick because two different blood types can't consume the same types of foods.

[@kemikemi]

PING!!!...notification ping comes in from Tayo' channel and I start smiling ear to ear knowing I am in for another FABULOUS! vlog. This vlog is on a PHENOMENAL level. Thank you! Tayo for all that you do for our entertainment. When I found your channel during the lockdown, and you mentioned you are from Ondo State, my heart was filled with pride! My brother from another mother. May God continue to bless! you and bless! your journey Amen!

[@redentorreyes1494]

That's really educative, I'm so amazed that there's still tribe living in an old lifestyle system. That's really great .

[@lauriedaniels1452]

What an amazing experience you had and I am so glad you shared this. This is how we were meant to live as a community. Watching from Bermuda 🇧🇲

[@Zolartravel]

Please guys lets make this channel hit 1M. Good job bro

[@tamarhomes3891]

I absolutely enjoyed this video. It's a documentary that should go on documentary channels honestly ❤

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Foulon0215]

One of your best episodes. Nicely done, Tayo. I’m really impressed with you and your work. Well done!

[@roncooke3964]

Amazing people such a hard life they are so tough and happy with their lives best wishes to you all . Thank you Tayo for sharing your experiences with us folks much appreciated 😊❤

[@mmdiya]

I’m not going to lie. He really pushed the limits with this one!! You are bolder than most of us!

[@otsuspyre1841]

Wow, Mr. Aina has taken his work to a new level. Whoa.

[@kelvinbirioti]

Almost a Million Brother 🔥

[@warisatilola]

Who else thinks Tayo deserves 1 million subscribers 🎉

[@emeliatanihu]

He's getting that before the year ends❤

[@abdulgimba733]

Patience is a virtue 😎

[@graceimovbioh3922]

More

[@Iam_olafemi]

Honestly..

[@DrCashPro]

We'll soon be there ❤❤

[@tekkeyV]

Omo! This is wild, big ups Tayo. This is incredibly awesome and worth been aired on National geographic channel. God job bro

[@burifumamafreekha7784]

The Hadza people are very welcoming ❤✨️ I love the documentary. GREAT JOB TAYO👏🏿✨️

[@kennyohio_]

Tayo KZbin channel is just GOLD. I always look forward to your videos. Well done bro

[@TayoAinaFilms]

I appreciate that!

[@MODESTYXO205]

@@TayoAinaFilmsgreat content what type of camera do you use to shoot your content

[@Swaray231Tv]

Wow this content is very educative, and I love how they were very free to and happy with you guys.

[@hbbsu12]

Love from India Man !! Best African documentary with so beautiful narration of the culture .. ❤

[@AbdulrazzaqEllams-bk7gm]

Beautiful storytelling, i thoroughly enjoyed the video and it has further broadened by perspective of life. Simplicity is indeed the best way to live.

[@shekinah533]

Wow, Tayo, this was an awesome documentary. This tribe truly takes you back to the hunter gathering stage. They do everything off the land. I believe at least one or two of these young children will leave for the city once they’re exposed to that technology. Thank you so much for sharing. This is priceless.💞🫶🏽🙏🏽

[@Arthurlifestyle]

Wow 🤩!! Dope!!! This is so lovely… hunting is not for the weak Mehn !! Nice one brother!! 👍👍👍😊

[@pepitomakanaki]

We getting u to 1M Subs before Sunday next week🎉……….We Love You Tayo🇨🇲❤️

[@m.b.a_music]

I enjoyed your hadze tribe adventure even more than fearless and far Nice job bro❤ Up Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@rufarochabedi5125]

This video has blessed me so much. Thank you very much, Tayo! You're the man, fr!! 👊

[@khalysaid]

I'm from this country, Tanzania 🇹🇿 💯

[@sannyrobert1044]

They are healthy ,wealthy,happy ,no regret ,no depression,no loans , no comparison,living in the present ,protecting their families wow am Done

[@danieljohnson3400]

Tayo is back with another captivating video. Amazing work brother🔥🔥

[@princenikki]

As always excellent storytelling!! Keep it up Tayo you deserved the big one !

[@Olanrewaju-rs9bw]

Quite an epic episode! Kudos Tayo! I should love to be on one or more of your trips someday...

[@musicearthtoheaven8793]

This is so beautiful seeing our people learning from each other. More of this please.

[@Sainthilary001]

The anxiety when the kid almost hit the camera😁 Amazing tribe🤍

[@Akandepelumi-jx8ce]

Yo! How do you get into these spaces, relating with them and they not seeing you as a threat??? How do they resonate with you????

[@Ujjxwal]

i have never seen a work like this 10 mins into the video i already subscribed keep working. bomboclaaat

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Welcome aboard!

[@Ujjxwal]

@@TayoAinaFilms bomboclaaaaaaaaaat you replied

[@derysylvester3180]

Clat clat 🤣​@@Ujjxwal

[@seyibale]

Tayo, you are phenomenal! Wow! Thank you for your exceptional storytelling dexterity. Your effort is highly appreciated. Merry Christmas!

[@globallibran378]

Tayo this is anthropology! Thanx for taking us along!

[@MrFasuan]

Interesting to know there are people living below the current standard you are living and still very happy🎉❤ Thanks Tayo for letting us see the world.

[@goodylyon7144]

This was so beautiful!! Great work Tayo! Great work! 👏 👏

[@idrisisa5750]

We African in Europe watching this reminded me of real home love you guys nothing like home ❤❤❤

[@ogonnaudekwe9682]

This not actually how most Africans live though

[@Julius1225]

What are you doing in Europe?

[@africaine4889]

​@@ogonnaudekwe9682you don't say. Like we don't know.

[@french_baguette0]

@@africaine4889 chill! most people dont think like that when africa comes to their mind

[@_khen__]

​@@Julius1225the same thing your cousins are doing here in Africa

[@كريمعابرسبيل]

من أروع وأجمل اافيديوهات التى شاهدتها والأجمل فيه هو الترجمة للغة العربية ... شكرا على مجهوداتك ... تحياتى من المغرب ...

[@tranhoang9909]

Wow!it's amazing!i was nervous and scared every minute!you experienced it your self and captured more realistic footage than anything i have ever seen.Thank you very muck for that😊i wish you good health.Love u!😘🥰🥰🥰

[@oshunase3068]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤amazing. Your countents are so diverse you can go so extreme like giving us your followers different emotion. Just love it

[@TayoAinaFilms]

❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@olowoyeyebukola3204]

Tayo's reaction when he ask him to take the blunt😂😂 baba said eii😂😂

[@brahamtech]

😂

[@TayoAinaFilms]

🤣

[@pomodorino1766]

14:54 I'm on the other side of the globe but I really don't want these guys to hunt me down 😂

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Awwww. Thank you so much 🙏🏾👊🏽❤️😅

[@FredNaija]

😂😂😂😂🎉

[@MakisSilas-hr6oe]

Truly this is one of the best documentary I have ever seen. Amazing content 👏👏

[@AreejZayid-f2f]

I just came across this video and i love it you gained a new subscriber ❤i would love to explore different African tribes like this all around the world one day just love the thrill being close to nature 😌

[@Dailysiksey]

He’s back with a big one again ❤

[@georegmax]

I predicted Tayo was going to do a video like this 5months ago 😅😂😂 I just hit a Jackpot

[@TayoAinaFilms]

😂😂😂

[@RoyDavid-ns7jb]

Plus make a documentary about the corruption in naija so the world can see​@@TayoAinaFilms

[@apriljackson5304]

Tayo, your content is above and beyond‼️ Truly this is outstanding, exciting cultural exploration. I do appreciate the hardships and perplexities you endured to showcase this fascinating tribe. It was clear from the beginning of the vlog that the tribe felt your genuineness and respect. I really enjoyed this one‼️💯👏🏼🫶🏼

[@idokotv]

​@@TayoAinaFilmsbbc CNN Discovery world no fit do pass like this

[@danielwillson4626]

Infact them no do reach Tayo no caps. ​@@idokotv

[@resulhrustanovic]

I'm watching you from Bosnia and Herzegovina.