I Almost Died Today. Twice

[@kahrvol]

“I almost died today, Twice” *starts with happy music*

[@Max-yp1iw]

Ahmed ツ haha

[@KaibouBacon]

Because he survived

[@lynx.9790]

True

[@doggie9979]

Thats his intro sound

[@elparallel176]

LOW IQ PEOPLE THINKING THAT USING A CAMERA IS LIKE USING A BOMB.

[@metalvisionsongcontest7055]

*Drew has left the Chad*

[@sharoncrasto131]

Lol

[@iconic4136]

Lol *Chad* *Chat*

[@ICantHandleThisHandle]

Where

[@rim2675]

OHHHHHH

[@mikescott6897]

Dads would like to know your location

[@pocketman5510]

>it's illegal to take photos here >I took a photo of a kid and they got mad

[@himanshusuri2424]

Woah seeing tf2 players in other places is very uncommon

[@sawwanfern8909]

Pocket Man dude they are stupid

[@MariTiyana]

Alpha Fox he did find that out till after

[@AAA-rk2fj]

hi i am from chad!my english is not good but i want say that if my people act like that it is about the zoe ark history where french charity missionarry trafick child from chad !they came and take childreen photo and act like they will help them but take them away from their familly from long!it about darfour child and chadians! after the governement arrest missionary your politicians come and take them without sentence!make research on google about zoe's ark and you will anderstand why we are mistrusfull towards white!

[@pocketman5510]

@@AAA-rk2fj hey sorry to hear that man. If your country has laws then people need to respect those laws. If your country has a long history of some fucked up things like that then even more so your laws should be respected. Total advocate for that

[@KestraBeatz]

hey drew I'm from South Africa and there are a lot of cases of children and women being kidnaped by foreigners from Europe so in my view taking a picture of a child triggered them thinking u potentially want to kidnap the child and sell the Childs organs wherever you in Africa don take a Childs picture without permission . even now its still happening

[@charleyjr.iriarte7428]

What do you expect to see from a traveler´s video? Videos showing no faces of people? What do you expect to see on his KZbin channel? Would he care more for the animals in Africa than the actual children there? You must understand that Europe is going down because of their stupid attitudes, and they used to be more grateful about taking pictures. Balance! About taking pictures, people should know how to balance things out. Being excessively violent is never the right thing. Talk. Tell people to calm down if they are offended.

[@KestraBeatz]

@@charleyjr.iriarte7428 if you never been in Africa you will not understand what im talking about and if you never had family members kidnapped killed put in boxes or have missing body organs then u will not understand i think there in Europe you have a thing called concent if im not wrong . Would u keep quiet if a random person starts taking multiple pictures of you without you knowing or acknowledging you about it ? If so then we are wrong but if you find it uncomfortable then u have to fix your statement and open your eyes

[@charleyjr.iriarte7428]

@@KestraBeatz, Not me! Though I like your answer, people should be careful about using their hands too quickly. It is not a good thing. Especially when someone is already surrounded by people who are not like him, they shouldn´t fear to talk before using their hands. Everyone can be violent and ruthless. However, if it becomes your culture to be impulsive, then don´t let tourists come to your country at all. Not everyone is perfect. Or tell everyone before entering the country. (Too many rules in my opinion.) Even I want to visit your country, but why so impulsive toward a small helpless white guy inside a bus -- who is among big and strong Africans? Just encourage your people to be CAREFUL and be WISE!? Because the Europeans can go berserk. Only God and be it only God Almighty who does harm! Not an unreasonable man! Claiming to be super special for NO reason -- above his beautiful white brother!? Don´t say because of kidnapping because I smell a bad odor attitude -- which is mainly against white people. If it were not for some of your kind and outstanding souls in Chad, Drew would have been imprisoned or badly injured. (I don´t think that God will let him die because of taking a picture of a little child as he mentioned. His time of death won´t be there. I refuse it in my heart.) Just without reason. The white guy probably cared more about the child to promote how adorable the child -- as he could be one day. Not to say that Chad can become a great country by beauty, but the child can be so adhering without being generalized in any way. I don´t mind my picture as you can see in my google account. If anything, help your people see us. We are the ones coming to see you. See us also! Maybe it will help to reduce the risk of kidnapping when you make new friends. Our brother Drew can raise awareness for you and your country. Who knows? Bless. And if nothing, the air is heavy.

[@carlomartinez2571]

But in that case everyone was rude anywhere.

[@carlomartinez2571]

Aside, who are those foreighnor to kidnap kids in that country? Where are they going to bring them? They cannot even get out from the airport. Aside Chad is at the center of Africa.

[@Magdy_Edward]

I believe everything you said except that you do not hate Chad.

[@safarehman3388]

😆😆😆😅

[@AkramMouaget]

What the hell is this nonsense he said

[@smegma-ih5ds]

@@AkramMouaget he said he believe everything drew said except "i dont hate this country" bcuz drew clearly hate this country with all the experience he had.

[@wapowah694]

The 1.1k like is me!

[@13lohsh79]

I’m the 1100th like!

[@karynelizabeth6065]

This is the first time I've ever seen Binsky be negative. Noted, Chad isn't a tourist friendly nation.

[@SophiaF3499]

i know a guy called chad, he's actually a tour guide for tourists, ins't that ironic?

[@shreedhar3256]

Karyn Craw africa is gay

[@themangaartist3011]

Yup

[@juvnal]

@@SophiaF3499 it actually isn't

[@juvnal]

@@jaguarexpert6598 how is it not ironic? Because it isn't irony, like 99.99% of statements in existence. You have to prove how it *is* ironic

[@universalis6239]

And they say North Korea isn't a tourist-friendly country.

[@romancorey6796]

Strangely, many foreigners who have visited North Korea say the people who live there are actually very friendly.

[@universalis6239]

@@romancorey6796 Totally. Besides being able to efficiently control their people with Juche, the goverment uses his reputation of being totalitarian to make a lot of money with tourism, as long as the tourists don't spread new political and religious ideas among the people.

[@harshmnr]

Before you read below, please remember this first: Even though tourists can go to North Korea and many say they have a good time, we shouldn't go there as it could be dangerous especially for people who come from countries that are North Korea's "enemies" (for example, I've heard that a guy from America was kidnapped) and also because visiting there means giving the government more money, and giving them money means continuing to support their regime that denies their citizens' human rights, so I'm of the opinion that we should oppose it as much as possible. From what I've heard, visitors are only allowed to go to Pyongyang and it looks super normal and happy and tourist-friendly (although people say there's something slightly off about how there's so many modern-looking buildings but barely any people to fill them and stuff like that), but if you go to other parts of the country you'll see that most of the citizens are living in poverty, there's concentration camps, etc. So it's basically like in Pyongyang they're trying to make themselves look like a "normal" country but it's all just a disguise, that kind of thing. (Again, this is all just from what I've heard.) ~:~

[@universalis6239]

@@harshmnrI know and I agree with everything you said. If you want to know more check out 'In Order to Live' by the North Korean defector and human rights activist Yeonmi Park and Blaine Harden 's 'Escape from Camp 14' which is the official biography of Shin Dong-hyuk , who was born inside Kaechon internment camp and today is also a human rights activist. There's also the documentary 'The Propaganda Game' available on Netflix which focuses more on the propaganda the goverment meticulously does to hide the reality from the tourists. Believe it or not, the situation in Cuba is even worse than in North Korea, because it's much harder to try to escape from an island than from a peninsula. Since their wages can afford food for only 10 days roughly, about 10% of the entire Cuban population tried to escape from the island by sailing on anything that could float, taking the risk of being eaten alive by sharks. Many have died trying to reach the United States and those who survived through this hell will tell you how Cuba isn't that tourism paradise for its own people. Unfortunately there are few sources regarding the situation in Cuba and those I know are only available in Spanish or in Portuguese.

[@harshmnr]

@@universalis6239 Thanks for the recommendations; I'll try to check those out. I've heard a bit about Cuba too. :/ I hope I can try to do something to help those countries one day. ~:~

[@turkialsul7847]

Never take pictures of children without their guardian permission. It’s illegal even in some western countries.

[@paullambert8701]

I would like to see the statute.

[@RoundenBrown]

My guess is they thought he was some pedo or something; lotta foreigners will go to these poorer nations and molest kids and stuff.

[@foodfortunefuckingfame6160]

@@RoundenBrown no shit.

[@turkialsul7847]

@@foodfortunefuckingfame6160 I suggest you learn how to read the English language.

[@ShadowReaper-pu2hx]

When he said that he was taking a video of a kid I was like, “That seems kind of no-no.”

[@abdur1996]

Drew: "So far nothing good has happened today" The dude who has been by his side all day: *;--;*

[@islamisthetruth5582]

@@asideclaro I feel like if his friend wasn’t there, Drew could’ve been killed or seriously hurt.

[@freddiereagan6705]

Lol

[@pdxtim97209]

exactly this. Drew never met a more valuable friend.

[@rebenton8112]

@@islamisthetruth5582 i think so too.

[@rebenton8112]

@@pdxtim97209 true!

[@susanw9023]

I feel like if you are taking a picture of a child ask the parent/guardian first.

[@philip-at-tube]

Agree 100%

[@kingaroo4746]

He was alone

[@compilationsquad9611]

@@elparallel176 idk you but i would be afrais if some strangers took pics of my son/daughter

[@eeeesyywuwiz2836]

Mother of Dragons “hey, do you mind if I take a foto of your child?

[@webchamp930]

You sound like the type of person who blames the victim... It's fine to take pictures they were just looking for problems cus they are lowlifes

[@lucius0]

Kudos to your 6’6’ friend , he’s amazing

[@taod01]

STOP SAYING KUDOS PLEASE

[@proudtobefilipino6170]

@@taod01 kudos

[@aadhi7172]

Faista kudos

[@mohdparveznasirkhan3922]

Kreatos

[@Vandarte_translator]

Kratos

[@iarchive.9219]

To be fair though, I’d be pretty pissed if someone took a picture of me randomly

[@iarchive.9219]

@@cockcock-w6f Sure, considering I’m being video’d and If I was in the position of the child, the adult’s will be pretty freaked out as well. He didn’t even ask If he could take a picture and think that drew is a child predator

[@iarchive.9219]

@@sakina3303 I know, It’s even more creepy

[@johncohle8331]

Thats the thing. These Vloggers have an agenda to get content and they thin theyre entitled to film whatever they want,

[@Jestiii]

@@iarchive.9219 Yup.. atleast people should ask us whether we would like to be pictured...just randomly coming out of nowhere and a stranger taking photos of you..I would seriously be pissed off... atleast give people some privacy!

[@sakina3303]

@@johncohle8331 True though...

[@Inescapeium]

Drew: **has camera** Chadians: *Your free trial of living has ended*

[@edgardanishh]

Drew: *took a picture of a random baby without a permission*

[@edgardanishh]

The locals: *h3h3 looks like Ur going to have a new shirt to use*

[@kevinisenzo7945]

Chadian

[@krankykrocodile4725]

Its not Chadians it's Chads

[@krankykrocodile4725]

@Ivan The evil yeah ik ever heard of the Chad meme

[@backyardfifa3649]

This trip started really cool in Namibia and Angola where you went to KFC parties and now you are either getting death threats or stuck in a civil war.

[@sielfriedtcleophaszebbygow2475]

Namibia has been peaceful since 1990, after independence all we do here is build a sense of Nationalism and tourism...Smile Shit happens here also but not as major as that, i mean we hardly have car jacking and such things, those things are minor for us

[@aldenino2019]

BackyardFIFA lmao

[@kelvinpang438]

@@sielfriedtcleophaszebbygow2475 *those things are minor

[@profilepicture828]

@@kelvinpang438 no he meant major because (hypothetical example) if you lived in a utopian society and a fire happened you might not know how to react to it cuz you've had barely any experience with it

[@penguinpingu3807]

Emmm, equatorial guinea is ok

[@annelinecasagrande4047]

Dude, but really tho, i think it's still weird to take a picture of a kid that you don't know.

[@annelinecasagrande4047]

@MegaMogu yea but still the kid was probably questioning why he was being taken a picture of.

[@MusicalTanjid]

There is no problem taking picture of a kid..

[@NationalismDjazair]

Yeah i think is weird... maybe for occidentals is not but im from Tamanrrasset algeria and is kind of weird

[@davidrichardson8247]

Anneline Casagrande In my opinion it is not weird to take a picture of a kid.

[@NationalismDjazair]

David Richardson If you ask before to his parents yes... but not by surprise.

[@jamesengland7461]

Drew has been traveling all over the world, and through his abundant experience even he didn't expect that reaction to taking a picture of a kid. Look at it from that perspective as well.

[@ManDogBearPig]

africans understand child exploitation better then most

[@jamesengland7461]

@@ManDogBearPig granted.

[@briand3029]

There’s plenty of places where you will get that reaction. Even in America if you take a picture of a random child the parents will easily attack you . Think about that perspective

[@w23c-e9c]

Exactly.

[@Arkaworldd]

.

[@savvyfreeman1479]

You should always ask before you take a photo of someone. It's a respectful gesture.

[@omarabdelhamid2239]

Yes I mean here in Germany if you pull your camera and start filming someone in the bus he will most likely flip out and start threatening you also

[@infinitegalaxy271]

@@omarabdelhamid2239 I get that but I doubt the whole bus would get involved and threaten to stab you probably just tell you to stop and delete the photo

[@She_iswise]

Do you think the kid would understand? Lol, there’s a language barrier.

[@omarabdelhamid2239]

@@infinitegalaxy271 Yes but if you are in a foreign country you should be extra cautious because you don’t know how the people will react. In Germany they won’t stab you because there is police and law but in countries like chad people react directly without relying on the state

[@omarabdelhamid2239]

@@She_iswise that’s the dumbest excuse I have heard. You are blaming a kid in Chad for not speaking English which allows you to break into his personal space???

[@KnightSlasher]

You should really get out of the area but don't let that stop you from exploring Africa

[@Rabidanti]

@Somali pirate who's actually somali bro you rE EVERYWHERE?/!

[@saddambarrow6364]

Yeah

[@5220640]

Tjhe problem is not Africa. Is central Africa

[@Rabidanti]

@@5220640 Man, even drew hasn't got balls to visit Central African Republic 😧. But that's right the landlocked countries in central Africa are very messy.

[@5220640]

Yes, i mean all center of Africa. Equator area. From West to the East

[@safsta786]

When I went Malawi to help out at schools and orphanages, I was advised not to take pictures of the local children without the consent of an adult. It was because many of the locals were scared as they don't want their children to be kidnapped. But then again that's a given. You wouldn't take picture of a random child in the west so why do people think it's an exception in Africa? Just some food for thought.

[@random1267]

Wafiq True!

[@caasholikeyou8434]

Well westren doesn't help they make more disgusting lol

[@random1267]

somalia is one What? I didn’t understand anything you said because of your poor English.

[@nishantjain4733]

Drew was being just joyful and playful with the lil kiddo ... But no one freaks out that way in the west or east

[@mohitarorasocool]

There's nothing wrong for a tourist to take a friendly picture with a child or adult. If you are a tourist and wants to take a picture with the locals, almost all people oblige. Why do you think it's weird?

[@aamirkhan6692]

For once I would like Drew to own up to his mistakes. Taking picture of a random kid in an already strange country while sitting in a van with his parents and other people around was STUPID

[@timestampterrysassistant7638]

??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[@MarlboroMika]

True. I also think „I almost died twice“ is over dramatized

[@olderalt.4066]

@@MarlboroMika Wait till you're in that same type situation he was in. It may have been over exaggerated but still, he could've gotten really hurt

[@MarlboroMika]

@@olderalt.4066 no doubt about it. But saying „I almost died“ means you were in a situation where death was clear und you evaded it. There’s lots of dangerous situations but not all of them are instances of being so close to death that you almost died

[@morelorel]

yeah they probs thought he was a pedo

[@jerimiahbartscher9662]

"I almost died today, I burned my leg on a bike and almost got punched"

[@chenchi6623]

lol

[@srimasis]

How about being threatened by the knife then?

[@charlyy1337]

Yrt yes millenials and yet you never travelled anywhere worth mentioning

[@ThaBoogMan]

Such a pussy holy fuck 😂

[@nothingheremeh3522]

Lol i slap my friends and throw erasers at him and they do the same i get burned by a motorbike everyweek.. thats what u call nearly getting killed.. (actually not rlly but its worse thant drew's situation) xD

[@beanmayn]

I wouldn't be happy if someone took a picture of my child. Just ask permission, man.

[@imhere5906]

It wasn't their child though. Plus, not being happy about it and threatening to kill him is different

[@kocoaberry7041]

@@imhere5906 Why does it matter if it wasn't their child? He was someone's child, and Drew (love him and all) didn't ask permission to take the shot. Also, the driver could've gotten in trouble as well.

[@josephjoestar6271]

Donut boy

[@S0M3THING]

@@kocoaberry7041 it still doesn’t make it right to threaten him

[@S0M3THING]

@Alice Enigma ?

[@aoyama0022]

Number of tourists in Chad : *It's below 0!*

[@imranrikovic65]

Funny thing is it's like more than 500.000 tourists i think.

[@mkuo.3348]

I cant go there im not a chad

[@thebaddestogre-3698]

@@mkuo.3348 I am unfortunately. But I'm definitely not going there.

[@susantolie3167]

IKR

[@susantolie3167]

Funny thing it’s only 1 tourist and it’s drew

[@MandNsvideos665]

If you started randomly taking photos of a child, your lucky you didnt get beaten

[@sahraabdirashid6261]

I mean if you have seen his other videos this haven't happend before. This guy has been to so many places and it never happened so he properly didn't think it was a big deal.

[@peterlavery8830]

I would expect to be beaten and jailed for doing that in England

[@awpimawpimawpaajd4176]

Yeah, no, stfu

[@bedrantje]

@@sahraabdirashid6261 imagine some random person taking pictures of your child without your consent

[@filipe977]

@@bedrantje Yes! This is totally WEIRD anywhere in the world!

[@hualongmei9743]

always ask before you take a picture of someone's kids. all over the world.

[@caelan8819]

FUCK THANOS, it kind of should be.

[@jesperhenriksen809]

@@lost.39 In Denmark is it illegal

[@anders8461]

Always ask first to film anything, you are only a guest there after all

[@ksj2936]

i know drew is not a bad person, but he shouldve known that being in such a 3rd world country like chad

[@deborah8056]

@@ksj2936 First of all we are in one world on one planet, secondly africa is not a country.

[@bluethesoup5252]

"Welcome to the salty spittoons how tough are ya?" Drew Binsky: I took a picture of a kid... in Chad.

[@looooooch]

LOL

[@tk5411]

The others found QUAKING

[@Andi-mb9vg]

"Uh right this way Sir! Sorry to keep you waiting."

[@MunchMatsalap]

Shut up No jokes pls

[@Mainace0]

Why does it say 69 years ago

[@user-lx2gq4in3f]

Any man taking pictures of random kids in public is not ok In any country

[@patxepi]

Their reaction was the problem not the photo.

[@olf6280]

I have done that many time in thailand and their parent is happy that i think their kid is cute

[@kendrinawaskoro3031]

not in asia my friend

[@user-lx2gq4in3f]

somebodyyoudontknow that’s a bit concerning

[@drnospeak5180]

Not in my country

[@sticksnstones2993]

All photography in Chad requires a permit from a very authoritarian government. It's cool that you visit every country to make a living but it would be good to do some research on the political situation of countries that not many people are familiar with instead of just rushing your way through it all.

[@Sosoph098]

agree!

[@billbailey1511]

Chad sounds awful and unfriendly... How can you defend such a place?

[@snowsoldier7779]

@@billbailey1511 He wasn't. He was just giving advice.

[@nicoolpeg7821]

Absolutely! All I kept wondering is why he didn’t know these things before arriving 🤷🏻‍♀️🇨🇦

[@NecroPyroLion]

@@johnnyseed9257 Chad is a completely authoritarian right wing government tho... So how do they correlate with the most "left" wing political party in America?

[@faristaj2326]

I think I know why they were angry at you because you took the photo of the kid. In most developing countries such as Chad, there are a lot of child predators who take photos of young kids or even kidnap them, so they maybe thought you were a predator and were defending the kid. They didn't have bad intentions, but they did take it a bit too far.

[@sucdeportocale1532]

True

[@profilepicture828]

@Donald trump and Rich piana People don't let a stranger take a photo of something they like - they could've thought it was a gun but even if they knew it was a camera just think of what they thought drew was doing with camera.

[@raghav6917]

Yes in asian countries people don't mind, and in Europe it's better to take permission.

[@faristaj2326]

@ Wow, thank you so much for making this immigration! Way to go for posting a bigoted comment, embarrassing yourself in the process! If you would like a more "composed" response, I certainly do not mind, however I would appreciate if you keep this sensitive topic off of non-immigration videos.

[@nutlover3609]

labobo Ok so I guess no one would get mad a brown tourist taking pictures of white children in the west. Yea no news (fox) companies would take this out of proportion

[@thesoulsofhaku9511]

To be honest, they did have the rights to snap at you for trying to take a picture of a kid. I mean, if I had a kid, I would be uncomfortable if a random stranger takes a picture of them without asking

[@willwalkforal]

and add on to that the fact he's in an authoritarian country where such filming is illegal, and ppl are generally wary of westerners filming for sensitive reasons like human trafficking. That was a huge mistake

[@amaannanji3113]

I would do the same thing. You’re just being ignorant and not sure why you are asking if he is Black

[@StreetDrilla]

apparently its because of child exploitation in africa.

[@StreetDrilla]

i mean chad is a neo-colony of france so obviously they get worried from this type of stuff

[@Amen-Magi]

@@willwalkforal oh realy😂

[@rikkidgermano9640]

No offense, I love your vlogs and the love you bring to every place but there are people who do not see your intentions. Before taking a picture of a child, as pure & innocent your intentions were, you ask before you take the picture or videotape. You learned a valuable lesson. Trust me, even in some western countries you would get into trouble for doing this.

[@nutlover3609]

In Canada he would have been in jail.

[@joeshmoe7307]

@@nutlover3609 No they would just apoligize for letting him record them and not moving

[@dougules]

It would be weird to just randomly take pictures of kids in the US, so why do videos of travel in Africa always have random pictures of children?

[@ansh0133]

@@snuurferalangur4357 stop. Just stop. It's just *rude* . Simple. I'd never do that in the US or any Western country. They'd be pissed off and angry just as much as those Chadians were as well.

[@moonlitm3285]

Those Islamic countries in Africa (emphasising on sub saharan Africa) are the worst of the continent - poor, hostile, arid, dirty, intolerant, impoverished shitholes where the practices of fgm and child marriage are prevalent, as well as the control and subjugation of women, the stoning of gays, the execution of infidels and the extremely high birth rates of woman....oh yeah, not to mention the present day slavery that still exists in several of these countries such as Mali, Mauritania and Niger for example. I especially feel sorry for the children of these countries, where they are subjected to a life of harshness, monotonous labour and very little freedom, which will unlikely change and continue repeating itself.

[@Carolekinu]

Although, it's generally rude to take pictures of others without asking.

[@Olden_1]

Agree

[@Mehdi-h7v9o]

Yes it is.

[@spongebob6622]

yes

[@wtz_under]

@@Bos_roseus Imagine if the homie be like “Pardon me, but would you mind if I took my knife out and you shiver like you are in the cold? Thank you, cheers mate.”

[@BF-bb5us]

@@Bos_roseus Don't take pictures of kids willy nilly. Hideously entitled.

[@ismaelaraujo2238]

I mean... I’m sorry for that story, but would you ever take a picture of a kid in the US without their family’s authorization? It is too overreacting what they did, but you were far from being correct when taking someone’s picture. Also, even kids should have the right for their image... first the parents, then the kid permission

[@ismaelaraujo2238]

@Gladiolus Marigold I’d never threaten someone with a knife, but I’d also never take pictures of kids in my own country, definitely not in other countries and cultures. That’s extremely disrespectful to the kid, to the parents, and to their culture. A lot of tourists forget about people’s rights when visiting other countries, and although I don’t agree with violence, I don’t see anyone correct in this story. He was enjoying his white privilege of doing whatever they want without getting in trouble and I really hope he learned his lessons with this situation.

[@ismaelaraujo2238]

@Kami Talitha what I mean is that he, as a white man, thinks that they can do things in other countries and cultures that he wouldn't do in his own country. A black man WOULD NEVER think that he can take pictures of other people without getting into trouble, so if a white person thinks that they can do it, it's a white privilege, even though it might not be applied to Chad.

[@homelessman7573]

Really I don't get why half of these comments are about this one situation, even though none of the people there spoke English, so he just could've ignored the kid instead of doing that

[@kyle-sk0rpi0nkeremlima95]

@@ismaelaraujo2238 you're super ignorant. So just because he's white he thinks he can do whatever he wanted? So a black man in chad HAS NEVER TRIED RECORDING SOMEONE? oh man by your name I can jus tell you didn't have a 5th grade education.

[@ismaelaraujo2238]

@@kyle-sk0rpi0nkeremlima95 well, then you can send me the link to the video of a black man complaining that was almost killed while visiting a different country and culture just because he was recording a video of a kid. Also, you called me ignorant and then you judge by my name (a very racist and xenophobic comment) and then you say that I don’t have 5th grade education, as this was a reason to offend someone in a world where education is a privilege. You might want to rethink your definition of ignorance and how you try to offend people, because instead of offending me, you are offending multiple groups that have nothing to do with my opinion.

[@williamindrawijaya4674]

"it is illegal to take any picture outside" proceed and take picture of a child

[@omimahakim2395]

It's not outside ITS IN A CAR which is still technically outside but still

[@timidping]

Maybe he realized later that he should not take picture in public in Chad.

[@anjolaaa]

I dont think he knew until after he too the photo but idk

[@billy-ps7jz]

Stay safe out there buddy!

[@profilepicture828]

@Lt. Pyukumuku u haven't visited earth u said u were going to on the 16th

[@profilepicture828]

@Lt. Pyukumuku oh cool I stayed at a place called Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

[@raghav6917]

billy billy

[@nicolasbambaye5610]

Hey Drew! My family is originally from Chad. I'm really sorry you didnt have the best time there. I truly am sorry you didnt have a good time. Hopefully, if you ever do visit Chad most likely, go to smaller cities. I recommend it. :)

[@yodle4475]

And maybe get in contact with local families to help him experience Chad the right way

[@geckosgaeilge1503]

I don’t mean to offend you by this, but taking a photo of a small child without consent in a country like this is just wrong. You might be able to do this in America but not in a developing country, they were probably coming into the child’s defence because who knows what you were going to do with it

[@random1267]

Awesome Dogs In the USA, people would be pissed too.

[@geckosgaeilge1503]

Random it’s kinda and by kinda almost all his fault there

[@random1267]

Awesome Dogs Yeah.

[@nutlover3609]

This white guy thinks he can do what ever he wants

[@ordinaryotaku3066]

NutLover360 woah what does skin color have to do with the discussion

[@bouyebriahmat6410]

I'm from chad 🇷🇴 and I'm so sorry to hear that . Maybe you were unlucky if not all people in Chad are not bad . I hope you will come back for visiting for national Zakouma park one of best destination for traveling according to Natgeo ,you will also visit Ounianga Lac in the desert of Tibesti. I'm really sorry and sad for your bad experience of my country. Peace and love ♥️

[@phoebeamakiri6516]

@@Nikodem2008 excuse me?.....

[@OKayD3N]

@@Nikodem2008 chad

[@Light-tu3xi]

@@Nikodem2008 You are Dumb as Fuck of course There is Internet access in Chad

[@OKayD3N]

@@Nikodem2008 chad

[@OKayD3N]

@@Nikodem2008 chad

[@bobbyferguson5093]

Went to one of the poorest and most corrupt country on earth. Nice.

[@stark7684]

You have problems with that?

[@stark7684]

Does it matter if a country are poor or not? Why do you even care?

[@musikkritik6316]

@@stark7684 What a stupid question is this?

[@bellahadidi5]

You are a brainless piece of idiot

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

Yeah. But basically all of Africa is poor and corrupt

[@angelgomez8210]

Go ahead and try to take a picture of a child in any public place in the Unites States **without permission** and see what happens. I understand what you wanted to do, but it was not ok. Sorry you had such a bad time in the country.

[@serioustalk6912]

"I almost died - my cotton t-shirt got ripped" - Drew Binsky

[@vicatew6725]

I almost died, I tripped and stepped on shit.

[@serioustalk6912]

@YourNatureBoy27 that is untrue. You are just a pussy.

[@colinafobe2152]

he forgot to mention how many cotton t-shirts we can buy for $10 in Chad

[@eagle3976]

he was in a police chasing on a motorbike and got threatened w a knife :)))

[@vicenteDLH34]

@@vicatew6725 and burned my leg on a motorcycle exhaust omg! what a bombowhole!

[@abhishekpnambu]

Stay safe and get out of the place asap.

[@kadireden1983]

Abhishek P HES our you mong 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@minihwas]

In fairness, I don't think I would be happy if someone was taking a picture of me or my child without permission. Bit weird rlly

[@papatyagulgurbetci9284]

Bubbleyoongz YT me to!!

[@omimahakim2395]

@- Freneza I wouldn't say slight

[@Splexsychiick]

@- Freneza a bit of an extreme reaction. But not everyone is going to approach nicely. 2 wrongs don't make a right but I bet if they didn't act aggressive this guy would have kept on filming.

[@burntdorito8297]

​@- Freneza You're quite ignorant I'd say. You don't know (neither do I) the conditions/exact reasons which caused such aggression. No matter where you are it's not ok to randomly take random photos of children, now add a foreigner in a country where photos aren't so common into the mix and you're obviously going to have problems. I'm pretty sure there was issues of kidnapping's (Don't quote because I don't know how accurate that is) of children and the kidnapper's would often take pictures of the children before following through with it. Even if that's not completely true he may have gave of the impression of a Pedo taking advantage of the country, in which case of course people are going to react wildly.

[@imhere5906]

@@Splexsychiick Did you listen to the video? He said he took a 5 second still video so it was basically a picture. THEN they got mad. He already stopped filming.

[@blessedassurance3556]

Soo sorry, what happened to you in Chad. You are such a lovely person. Keep on with your faith and you will be fine. You are very courageous person. Stay blessed.

[@cg3692]

Gotta be honest here folks, North Korea looks better.

[@eganplaysMC]

That's not even an exaggeration either. Pyongyang is super clean and still quite modern. They also have tourist attractions.

[@cg3692]

itsThatTime yup

[@jayrblx3029]

Yeah

[@graceann147]

Gleaming Walker yeah but this WAS the capital

[@ginsan5053]

@@whybruv05 is the rest of north Korea better than capital city in Chad?

[@myrabbitispink]

3:08. yeah, i wouldnt want some random guy taking a photo of my kid either, no less without asking permission. how entitled and ignorant

[@imhere5906]

It wasn't their kid though. Also, not wanting someone taking a picture of a kid is different then wanting to kill them for it.

[@Sharon-dx6hl]

I'm here Why are you defending this? I believe this is part of their culture when you take a picture of someone, they would be cursed for their entire life I think Plus, how would you feel when you have a child and someone you dont know takes a picture of your own child?

[@imhere5906]

@@Sharon-dx6hl I'm defending the his because he was about to get stabbed for taking a picture of a kid with no parents.

[@imhere5906]

@@Sharon-dx6hl Is that Toph?

[@God-gi9iu]

I'm here yes it is

[@fookyamang]

Well I guess I'll be cancelling the family trip to Chad. Was really looking forward to it.....

[@h.9443]

😂😂😂

[@abrahamlincoln8037]

@@h.9443 why

[@h.9443]

@@abrahamlincoln8037 idk man that really made me laugh for some reason

[@abrahamlincoln8037]

@@h.9443 ok

[@zezelove6935]

although you seem like a nice guy, sorry that it happened to you, taking a picture of a child anywhere in the world, without the consent of his parents, is not okay. Not you, but western adventurers think that children running around in Africa need help and don't have owners. You could be nice to children, who seem attentive to you and even follow you during your trip, but they have parents. it's not okay to just pull your camera and film them, without a permission.Luck buddy

[@nandorblue]

What if they are beggars? Or homeless and following him?

[@rithwik]

Drew, be really careful...Oh, you're one of those KZbinrs, for whom almost all subscribers would worry... stay safe n have fun

[@NovikNikolovic]

His heart was in the right place but ... His ignorance surprises me

[@onilubrown]

Well said

[@deborah8056]

Exactly!

[@whatever1661]

nailed it

[@itchyvet]

Not ignorance, but arrogance.

[@adriancastaneda1693]

@@itchyvet Ignorance. We just said it, his heart was in the right place. But he was like a little bit ignorant. I mean, is understandable, because normally a lot of countries are super foreign friendly. Turkey, France, Mexico, Afghanistan, and many more. But those countries don't apply as a common trait. He just learned that. So yeah, he didn't have any bad intention, Drew is a really chill guy and always has a good attitude and tries to be positive, but he should also be aware that the world is not a single place and Chad is not another copy of some friendly country.

[@kibbet2276]

Drew: **Takes A Picture Of A Kid** Chads: *So you Have chosen Death* Edit: i don't hate chads thats only a joke :)

[@UnknownTornado]

It is because they thought he was going to kidnap him

[@jobsline727]

Would he take a random picture of a kid in the states without permission? Even the homeless wife freak out on u.

[@kibbet2276]

@@jobsline727 i agree with you but they mustn't overeact in such a way

[@kibbet2276]

@@liaquatkhan4822 ok gonna correct it

[@subscribetopewdiepie2069]

Master Chaser chads* Not chadians

[@creepydoll2872]

Bottom line is you need to respect other cultures, they aren’t around for your amusement and you can’t expect to be treated like a king just because you are American. This was 2 years ago so I hope you have grown from this, I would hope so with all your traveling. Not like I think that this sounds like something I want would to go through but thats what you need to expect if you travel places that are different from the US. You can’t just do whatever you want wherever you go- I know that without even leaving the country.

[@phpn99]

ignorant

[@mightylaser0000]

He didn’t learn a thing because he posted a video a year after this and was touching some random kid’s hair just because it was blonde this dude seems to have a real issue when it comes to respecting boundaries and understanding social cues

[@lincolnphay8127]

“Treated like king” wtf does that mean? I get it, he made a mistake of taking a picture of some kid randomly. But other than that he just wants to be able to have a camera out on the streets, have a proper toilet, be able to walk around without stepping in shit… I don’t get it, how is wanting a normal life equated to wanting to be treated like king? What backasswards country are you from where these are commonplace?

[@nossta5242]

I mean you can't just randomly take a picture if a kid without asking the parents

[@watchdealer11]

Like if Drew Binsky better than Lil Pump

[@shrihari_varshini219]

BTW who's is Lil pump

[@buraktuncer8350]

he's saying he almost died and you ask for likes

[@buraktuncer8350]

i think you meant "the guy who thinks saying a word 5-6 times makes it good"

[@thefreewill7408]

Kindly be very careful dude...ur life is more valuable to us....Love and concern from India....

[@mysteriousDSF]

I don't know who the hell that guy is

[@dairer3633]

Why would you take a picture of a CHILD in a foreign country.

[@RyanPowerhouse]

Let's ask National Geographic? They do it ALOT.

[@_yuri]

@@NubiansNapata shut up ugly chad

[@RyanPowerhouse]

@@NubiansNapata that's the joke you ignorant fuck. :)

[@funky7127]

@@RyanPowerhouse Calling a youtuber a "random cunt" seems like the wrong word because of tons of reasons that i cant explain because its too long

[@boii2719]

Remember National Geographic taking a picture of the girl in Afghanistan with the green eyes. That picture went viral.

[@alexmacdonald1998]

So let me get this straight, you are carrying around a camera in a country you know has a severe dislike of being filmed and you are surprised that people are rude to you? You seemed to get the message in North Korea that dissing the glorious leader was a no no. Why then does it seem so difficult to grasp that these people hate being filmed and that you should put the camera away? Filming people without their consent is generally considered an invasion of privacy, even in western countries. I live in Canada, and I have seen people become threatening and violent for this exact reason. Like the dude who punched a guy who was filming him on a public bus in the afternoon, and then got off the bus.

[@mr-vb3id]

Im pretty sure he didnt know that before.

[@Jestiii]

@@mr-vb3id He's been travelling for years now he should atleast know something as basic as that

[@connerwine8257]

North Korea is different they want to be viewed as perfect also the north Korean tours suck

[@whimbrella]

but north korea is more abundantly clear what is legal and what isn’t

[@connerwine8257]

@@whimbrella doesn't matter lol nk is a living he'll on earth

[@amenn5661]

Imagine one guy comes to you without knowing him and the guy pulls his phone and takes a picture of you... ????

[@redafm4505]

SoReZ . He’s a photographer, he’s a journalist. It’s normal...

[@amenn5661]

Redanator Dont you think that he should introduce himself or asking if he could take a photo before pulling his phone and taking a photo?

[@redafm4505]

SoReZ . He probably did. He just shortened the story.

[@learnenglishwithrobinandsa665]

Hi, we are making a webpage to help people travel. You are right, people should really be careful about travel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2anqHaViM2rnLs

[@tiny2315]

Redanator People say in Chad taking pictures of kids is associated with kidnappers (which has happened before)

[@walterclements3433]

You need to get to the next country

[@Bdapachuau2303]

I want drew to become my grandfather,imagine how many stories hes got🤣😳

[@lasercyer504]

EXACTLY LOLL

[@aviationandminecraftpro6404]

lol same

[@veikkaisoniemi9040]

So you want him to marry your mom

[@Bdapachuau2303]

@@veikkaisoniemi9040 what?..

[@Bdapachuau2303]

@@theweekndstanaccount7006 BRO ITS WAS A FUCKING JOKE U STUPID?!?!

[@joeb253]

Drew, you might had bad experience, but you can't generalize. I was in Chad 2 months ago very friendly and nice people taking pictures or filming video is totally allowed might the way you approached was not right and I had Sahara desert trip northern Chad Ennedi and Tebisti mountains desert Oasis one most beautiful places in the world and Zakouma National Park Southwestern Chad where you can see very beautiful Animals. I had great experience.

[@sincity5268]

How did you get in? How long did you stay? Id like to go

[@sincity5268]

Was it expensive

[@joeb253]

@@sincity5268 i stayed a month if you want to go there avoid hot season go between September to February if you like desert safari and desert oasis and beautiful mountains you will enjoy going to north of Chad and if you want to see wilde animals Zakouma national park is right place. it's not expensive country. There are travel agent that arrange trips to north Chad and Zakouma national park.

[@sincity5268]

@@joeb253 you felt safe?

[@joeb253]

@@sincity5268 Yes it's safe.

[@erelbejerano3005]

Taking pictures of random children without asking any permission first is impolite in any country, not only in Chad. Besides that, I love your videos. They are absolutely stunning! Whatever you do keep on doing it to achieve your goal!

[@luqmanshareef7795]

That is not a issue in Pakistan , I captured almost 20 pics daily random clicks of kids in anywhere and people love it

[@manishpratapadhikari9043]

In nepal it is common tourist taking photos of child or people and we nepalese will love it. accept the fact that your country chad is 100 years backward than todays modern world

[@khust2993]

Not really a big deal here in southeast asia.

[@NubiansNapata]

@@khust2993 South east Asia...is western pedophiles favorite destination

[@ansh0133]

@@manishpratapadhikari9043 Don't take pictures of people's babies/children without asking for permission. Simple. It'd be totally unacceptable in Europe/the West. Why should it somehow be okay in Chad?!

[@ymfahmusic9103]

Wt f did you expect, you should be glad you came out alive. Be safe!

[@armandom3842]

YMFAH Music gay comment

[@princeosman4562]

dump ass

[@kfcking8655]

he burnt himself you fucking idiot

[@tarambukis-c2q]

@@kfcking8655 and got threatened with a knife

[@kfcking8655]

@@tarambukis-c2q because he took pictures with a little boy he deserved it you idiot

[@SBara10_]

I’m from Chad 🇹🇩 and I’ve been following your travel videos for a year, and I like them a lot. I’m really sorry 😐 you had to go through such situations in my country. I promise you it will be soo different when you visit the country again someday.

[@mbairamadjisucces3123]

@@sans.2709 u suck

[@mbairamadjisucces3123]

I am also from Chad and I do not agree with everything he said

[@InnerPower4me]

@@sans.2709 haha

[@dismantledhenry5006]

You a chad dude

[@ojmapping]

@@sans.2709 reverse card

[@humble_love4382]

It's a sign there's been a lot of abuse happening there, and the people are very poor in general. They thought you were a trafficer or something. Help the people of Chad or something guys, that's one place that seems to really need it.

[@waqy009]

Damn.....after a trip like that you should cross over to Wakanda it's 20 mins from Chad

[@ansh0133]

lol

[@lillyheffernan4251]

Wakanda forever

[@bonginkosikhoza5849]

😂

[@user-vu8zy1pu3v]

No such thing it's fictional

[@collinsje5]

There actually is a city in Illinois (US) called Wauconda.

[@bilalazzam9398]

Why would you take a picture of a kid that is kind of weird

[@colinafobe2152]

@@Luna-ny6xj it is common sense NOT to take photos of strange random child.

[@officialname9817]

colin afobe do you even read???

[@zulunet3285]

@@Luna-ny6xj Yes, he thought. Did he ask the child though? The child was alone and there was no parent or guardian around him. That makes it even more messed up and makes him look like a child molester.

[@zulunet3285]

@@Luna-ny6xj ?? Wow, what a insightful reply. Such a genius you are 😑

[@zulunet3285]

@@Luna-ny6xj I dont care

[@beckytubemb782]

90% of comments: you went to chad “you have chosen death” 8% of comments: “they are scared of pictures” “ bruh you literally took a picture of a kid” 2% of comments “ you went to the poorest countries”

[@unfried_]

nice attempt to make statistics but please kindly fuck off we all know 90% is not that, and if it was, why would you be here to mention this information?

[@aeroblitz4369]

unfried It’s a joke, he’s saying there’s a ton of comments saying ”you have chosen death” and something like that

[@colinafobe2152]

what an idiotic comment

[@beckytubemb782]

colin afobe u are dumb bro, it’s a joke, stupid

[@colinafobe2152]

@@beckytubemb782 it is the lamest comment in youtube history

[@93zz87-y5z]

I lived several years in Chad and love, love, loved it. Yes, there is corruption and yes there may be insect invasions, and yes the temperature and dust can feel unbearable at times, but the general population endures these things to the nth degree more than you ever did in your three day visit. Also, you can't just prance into a culture and country you have absolutely 0 experience with and be surprised when your cultural ignorance leads you to make a faux pas. As for Chad, I miss my friends/honorary family there so much. There is so much more to the culture and country than you experienced and I pity you for that. Chad has tourist attractions such as Zakouma (a national park- been there twice), Elephant Rock (been there), on-foot Elephant safaris if you're there during the right season (did that too), and apparently even a museum (I never went). So I'm sorry you had such an awful experience, but I'm even more sorry you missed out on experiencing the beauty Chad would have had to offer you; I wish you could have enjoyed your time there as much as I did.

[@snp4619]

sounds like a shit hole

[@muhammad-uc2ev]

Chad is a shithole

[@sandra_a-b3l]

Hey! I am doing a research on Chad and I would like to contact people from there. Is it possible to contact you for some information?

[@s9killerz]

Thanks for being real. Us travellers need honest reviews and not all the rosy bs talk

[@thefreewill7408]

Kindly be very careful Mr. Brinsky. ur life more valuable to us... Love and concern from India.....

[@atrivyas8512]

Man you cannot did you have our well wishes and you will be always be in our hearts 💪💪😍😍

[@braulioa.6849]

CHAD it's a great place! Just be aware about local culture, like anywhere else around the world, and, I know, I know, people may say things about the opposite. Just remember, every conqueror, faced the same things and they did awful things. We as travelers are suposed to show the local cultures with all the proper respect.

[@mr-vb3id]

Have you been there?

[@yakobissaadam9387]

Once again Thank you Sir you are a very mature person and above all you know what is not called respect for human life this gentleman he simply speaks badly and he never evokes the positive side of my country so Chad is like other countries, he simply wants to have millions of views but he knows that you eat illicit money

[@random1267]

Dear Drew, I would like to start by saying that I’m a huge fan, and this is not a hate comment. While almost all of this was out of your control, and I’m sorry all of this happened to you, the bus incident was entirely your fault. The patrons on the bus may have overreacted, but you had no right to take a picture of that child without permission. You didn’t ask for permission, and they got mad because they were afraid that their children would get kidnapped using the photo. That crime is rampant in some places. People take a picture of the child and kidnap them. The patrons overreacted, but in the end, it is your fault, and you shouldn’t be mad about that. I’m sorry for everything else that happened thought, and you did not deserve that. Keep traveling! P.S. Taking an unauthorized picture of a child is not accepted in the west, so what made you think people in Chad are OK with it?

[@jazzabitria6671]

If he didnt know then its not his fault

[@caasholikeyou8434]

Yeah right

[@random1267]

I suggest that all of you ridiculing me, closely reread my comment.

[@random1267]

pink Fungi What?! I’m not retarded, and what I’m saying makes sense! 1. The people overreacted. I get that. 2. He took a photo of the child without permission. The parents didn’t like that, and that makes the situation technically his fault. 3. In some places, taking a picture of a child can scare a parent. This is because some people take a photo of the child. The same group then kidnaps the child. He should have asked for permission, and probably shouldn’t have been ignorant.

[@random1267]

somalia is one I am technically correct.😏

[@hahayes9586]

You don't take pictures of strangers on a bus without asking first dude

[@stantorren4400]

But you would think they would have some form of mercy

[@hahayes9586]

@@stantorren4400 some do some don't. Its the same everywhere

[@Legendnos]

are you Chadian? lol

[@abdellahidrisshour9922]

@@Legendnos yes I'm

[@shakilkadir3557]

yah its a crime in the USA... taking photo of minor without adult permission

[@MichaelRunkel]

I just came back two weeks ago from Chad....with 7500 pics on my hard drive. 16 days through Chad and it was just phantastic. Honestly going in a country like Chad you should be prepared and read about it than you know where and what to photograph than you won´t have any problems.....I loved it!

[@MOUSTAPHAHOMMIE]

You are right

[@niandraladie2953]

Ok pink coconut

[@GamerBoy-qr9vb]

*hes secretly apart of the goverment in chad*

[@marin4311]

Yes in very troubled countries like this one, you have to grab some serious information before going.

[@Symball]

Wow. I should totally believe someone who spells 'fantastic' wrong.

[@kirijones3778]

Yo bro sounds horrendous. Sure im 5 years late but what your saying is relevant. Nice to hear the real talk. Thanks for sharing

[@Rubokopter]

Why would anyone ever think, that it's just "OKAY" to take a picture of ANYONE without their consent????

[@steelfire819]

Because in the US you have no expectation of privacy in public (in most states.) However, I know this is not the United States.

[@MrSuperwim]

because in most countries it's in the law that it's allowed

[@criskity]

In much of the world it's legal to photograph people in public places.

[@gamingparadise3390]

@@criskity how is a bus a public place?

[@criskity]

@@gamingparadise3390 Are you kidding????

[@Tebble-jv8ul]

Tbh if people was taking pictures of kids I don’t think it would be okay in any country😂😂

[@wavemaker2077]

Try that in Asian countries. The adults won't mind.

[@Vandarte_translator]

@@wavemaker2077 The fvck? That's preocuppying.

[@1yougotrickrolled603]

Ikr. This guy is acting like it's so bad. He's uneducated about what you can and can't do in different countries.

[@ryy4659]

@@1yougotrickrolled603 and what if he had permission and told them it was for a video?

[@pear6554]

It's okay in where i live.

[@robertwilbrand3441]

I'm curious if you would reconsider Chad now with the benefit of hindsight and time. Chad is actually pretty high on my bucket list, because I'm a bit of a nerd for geology and physical geography, and from that point of view, northern Chad has some extremely interesting features, like the Tibesti Mountains (containing Emi Koussi, the highest mountain in the Sahara), the largest freshwater lakes (Ounianga lakes), as well as the Ennedi Plateau which is in large parts unexplored, uncharacteristically green for being in the middle of the Sahara and harbors amazing biodiversity.

[@Serrchh]

I’m actually from Lebanon, and I really wanted to visit Chad, but I quickly changed my mind. 😅😂

[@VeriStrawberi]

Two words -- Boko Haram. Chad is an extremely dangerous country. Most western countries put them high on DO NOT TRAVEL lists due to terrorism, civil unrest, kidnappings and armed robberies. Australia's Government lists them at Level 5 (for reference Level 4 is DO NOT TRAVEL) Level 5 translates to "Are you sucidal, mate?"

[@RedScareClair]

Bro... Other africans don't want to go to Chad. It's ROUGH country

[@aimohsin1380]

DON'T

[@NationalismDjazair]

Heh brother come to the Tassili Mountains in Algeria.

[@seb1554]

Respect for owning up to your mistake and explaining. Being respectful and humble will take you anywhere in the world

[@ziyougongoriginal6868]

Knows that photography is not allowed: videos kid right behind him

[@nesq4104]

Taking photos of people you dont know is not normal! Imagine some random person taking photos of your kids. Respect other people's culture and personal boundaries

[@lenkngomez8451]

Exactly what I said, imagine being white in the US, what if a Mexican or Muslim takes pictures of your kids because they never seen in their country such a white little kid, yea that’s creepy now right ??

[@f1shmail]

I mean, I would be ok with it..

[@lizardp]

@@f1shmail doesn't mean others would be

[@papatyagulgurbetci9284]

BananaTimeTv as a Muslim I don’t!No one is take pictures my child whiteout my permission!!I respect the Chad people

[@jaketiongson1624]

But he doesn't know it is illegal. I would likely run to a problem like that.

[@collinsje5]

Nobody travels the entire world without running into some negative experiences. Chad is a very troubled nation.

[@hassankoiss7375]

Jerald Collins you’re wrong dude...it was misconception

[@CastorRabbit]

@@hassankoiss7375 Looks pretty crap

[@toboekey1273]

@@hassankoiss7375 looks fuckin terrible wtf u talkin about not one friendly person there 😒 😑 🙄 lay off the crack u 🤡

[@lyon8017]

@@CastorRabbit it's not it's great

[@earlymann1954]

Welcome to Tchad! I was there for about three months in 2011 and 2013 again. I didn't have many problems there except for the dust wreaked havoc with my sinus's..... Le Carnivore was my hangout at night. Usually had decent live entertainment and good Steak/frites at a reasonable price. Beers were good too.

[@casmo1436]

And by "almost died" he meant "his shirt almost got ripped"

[@nandocordeiro5853]

Lmao i know so dramatic

[@geraldmaga5803]

"pull out a knife"

[@filipe977]

@@rowley944 The second time he almost died was when he stepped on the shit in the bathroom ...

[@anarrangementofpixelsonapl1931]

he should wear more rugged clothing not just shorts and flip flops

[@trambus1144]

Visit Chad, relive those two moments, then come back and we'll see how you feel about it.

[@InterceptorIV]

If a random guy, especially a western rich guy visiting a country where the most people are so poor and struggling for life almost everyday, takes a photo from my kid or me I would freak out too. Just ask if its ok to take a picture

[@Sipaannn]

Morale of the story: don't go to Chad.

[@gojira4036]

*Goes to Chad flipping anyway*

[@Shinod]

Morale of the story: don't take out camera in places where people is openly aggressive when they see a camera.

[@gojira4036]

@@Shinod S O M A L I A

[@omarabdelhamid2239]

No you just have to behave correctly and respect the people there

[@jarrygarry5316]

Must be a real chad to go to Chad

[@ayoutubechannel3813]

Only an ultimate Chad can handle the country Chad. It is very rare to be an ultimate Chad though.

[@devid9441]

Bro that’s so rude u should ask before take a picture of someone like wtf just grab a camera and take a pic of a child what do u think they will do give u money or something do not be rude I will do the same if you take a pic of one of my family with out asking bro wtf

[@youwot2430]

don't kid yourself, you wouldn't do anything...bro

[@vaultman9142]

@@youwot2430 hes got a point though

[@MacetazzOpina]

@@youwot2430 mate

[@MacetazzOpina]

I know, they probably thought he was a pervert especially because many white people travel to the third world to do that stuff and then he takes a picture of a child in a place where people don’t like pictures...

[@villek3722]

@@MacetazzOpina many white people? I have never heard anyone do that

[@dantesalazar7841]

So you took a picture of a child without the parents permission.

[@imhere5906]

There were no parents there

[@cheeseycheesey3216]

I'm here But it’s still wrong

[@clashoclan3371]

@@imhere5906 Your logic is , kidnapping is allowed if the child has no parents?.

[@aydintariq]

@@clashoclan3371 So, your logic is, that kidnapping and taking a photo is the same? I'm not hating on you, but I want to know your logic.

[@clashoclan3371]

@@aydintariq That was just an example dont be too logical.

[@moneymule8209]

I don't want to be that guy, but *I told you so* when you announced the countries you were going to visit, most of these African countries are dangerous AF for tourists and would not recommend going alone, like ever, maybe a group of 4 or 3 but never alone. Hope your safe drew.

[@Battle_Productions]

oh don't worry about drew, he's safe in Africa

[@moneymule8209]

@@Battle_Productions state your name

[@TheHenryukl]

@@moneymule8209 He's safe, he's in Lebanon now

[@mysteriousDSF]

How did he get to Lebanon?

[@benboy9554]

It depends where he goes, for example north, central and west Africa are quite safe, southern Africa is really dangerous

[@elbranimy]

I just saw your video in 2022 but it really shows the bad image of Chad. I answer as a videographer and Chadian, it's not at all the true image of Chad. because it depends on how you are welcomed and by whom, if not everything was normal for the others. and thank you for your experience too if not

[@harrylloyd6963]

You can't just take picture of some random kid without permission people might get bad ideas

[@annelinecasagrande4047]

I actually think it's weird to take pictures of people you don't know.

[@Raheel2006]

@Suburban Kid Why? What happened later? What did she do?

[@redafm4505]

He’s a journalist you realize. It’s his job to take pictures and make videos you know...

[@harrylloyd6963]

@@redafm4505 He is invading their privacy he needs to at least ask for.consent.

[@redafm4505]

harry lloyd first of all he probably did. 2nd of all it’s a public area.

[@luckycoby]

Honestly, this is one of your best videos. Not because you almost died, but it’s unscripted and genuine. It’s full of emotions and it entirely captures mine and viewers attention throughout. Also, please change and update your outro. How can you tell a crazy intense story like that and then the outro is all happy and energetic? My suggestion would be to make a compilation of many clips showing your visits around the world with you talking over. I think this will beef up your channel.

[@shakilkadir3557]

yah its a crime in the USA... taking photo of minor without adult permission

[@archivedchannel8381]

@ but did he get parental permission?

[@chicken4597]

wait thats illegal? **giornos theme starts playing**

[@archivedchannel8381]

@ but did he get parental permission?

@@archivedchannel8381 from who?

[@archivedchannel8381]

@ PARENTAL permission

[@dragon9372]

thank you so much for this you are the best channel i have ever found thank you.

[@machete379]

2:34 bro Drew I LOOOVE ur content but just a question?Did u ask the kids parents...

[@mop_da_slop6801]

lI Machete Il they don’t got parents over there bro bro

[@machete379]

mop_da_slop hmmm good point

[@machete379]

Wolfieexplains yeh thats why I was asking..

[@princesspark3327]

@@mop_da_slop6801 what's this supposed to mean? wym they don't have parents over there?

[@princesspark3327]

@@machete379 "good point" stop the meat riding

[@zeddiehtooswe3768]

Camera: *exists* Chad: Peace was never an option.

[@22Doriano]

They probably thought you were scouting for Madonna or Angelina Jolie dude?! But seriously though...this incident with the picture could have been prevented if you asked to take a picture of a minor. I think this one is on you!

[@ansh0133]

@@zidnig8869 Don't take pictures of people's babies/children without asking for permission. Simple. It'd be totally unacceptable in Europe/the West. Why should it somehow be okay in Chad?!

[@ansh0133]

@jacob f and it's not cultural confusion "jacob". It's totally inappropriate in basically every society to photograph other people's children a) without asking for permission b) you don't know c) unannounced d) close quarters e) a random male f) a foreigner g) in a country that has a history of child abduction by foreigners

[@alienz1664]

Hi I’m actually from Chad, I’m really sorry that this happened to you.I was born in Canada I’ve never visited my home country.So my dream was clearly to visit Chad but well...this video makes me feel stupid for dreaming to go there uhhh 💔

[@latesthope]

Your from chad, born in canada, Never visited your home country? and was dreaming to go to chad? That doenst make too much sense, im guessing you are saying that your DNA is chadian but born in canada