Walking the streets of South Sudan (Worlds Most Dangerous Country)

[@MrBmg]

It was nice Hosting you in South Sudan 🇸🇸, thank you so much for showing the real life of the people of South Sudan to the world. Welcome to South Sudan ! Mr BMG South Sudanese KZbinr

[@ShonwaMcFeckerty]

Should come on a plane tae the land of north Berwick pal, I’d be very happy to host you 🫡👍

[@hugobuitendijk8653]

Loved your energy man keep doing you!

[@VoidStar6900]

you are the same person from the other vlogger right?

[@MrBmg]

@@VoidStar6900yes thanks 🙏

[@MrBmg]

@@ShonwaMcFeckertysurely one day I will visit.

[@paulus4443]

Huge respect to the camera man too, he risked his life and didn't even show his face. This is the best video this year.

[@edwardcullen3251]

Isn't it Harry???

[@asdfgfgfhg]

​@@edwardcullen3251 it's jack

[@0Ciju0]

@@asdfgfgfhg I thought it was Gregory

[@stekelkip]

cameraman always survives.

[@beam664]

camera man never dies

[@JoeNakamoto]

Wild that a fitness influencer does better journalism than the BBC. Well done dude

[@knightlyaki]

all those young kids so smiley and eager to meet you hurt my soul a bit, i hope they all find peace one day without worry

[@temiladealamudun5063]

They will find peace when your western governments will stop plundering African countries of their resources and stop interfering in our affairs in Africa. Stop making puppets off African government

[@Harshbeans67]

So be it

[@austinikonne7235]

Amen 🙏

[@TheBogBarons]

Christ is the way

[@Zayb3lll]

They won’t, living in that country they have no opportunity at all unless they can play basketball and are tall asl

[@Goldalomoro]

I’m from South Sudan and i wanted to say thank you so much for brining attention to South Sudan and life there.

[@wittyslittleworld]

Our country is in a very disastrous state

[@FP-ih1lu]

Be safe please

[@funeralhouse6280]

​@@wittyslittleworldwhere does oil money go 🤔

[@YaBoyNyx]

@@funeralhouse6280 the pockets of government officials, I'm not sudanese but I'm African (Ghanian) and the exports money fills the pockets of the government typically.

[@BlueRivers-xg2rt]

It's for the new generation to get into position and stop the nonsense.

[@aaronthompson5682]

I am a pastor that travels to South Sudan twice a year and just started an orphan home in Juba August 2024. We currently have 33 orphans, but there are thousands cast off from the civil war, as well as poverty and disease. Thank you for highlighting the beautiful people of South Sudan and the agonizing challenges they face!

[@waveyism]

That is a beautiful thing you are doing!!

[@vermeulenfamilyadventures3809]

Fellow missionary living in Juba... what is the name of the orphan home?

[@aaronthompson5682]

@@vermeulenfamilyadventures3809 Foursquare Child Healing Center in Kasire neighborhood in Juba

[@markquickfall8098]

You take great risks to your own safety and your camremans but you highlight people's suppression in living and survival. There are lovely kind and humane people all over the world it's just a shame they have to share there life's with the other side of life.may all of them find peace and harmony ❤️

[@pkmslol]

wow keep it up, that place needs all the help it can get… God is really the best thing for them, they need you

[@BackGuy]

Hope the algorithm hits this vid like a semi-truck after KZbin removed the first one

[@CampbellNerds]

First

[@christopher9727]

.. Do you know Jesus Christ can set you free from sins and save you from hell today Jesus Christ is the only hope in this world no other gods will lead you to heaven There is no security or hope with out Jesus Christ in this world come and repent of all sins today Today is the day of salvation come to the loving savior Today repent and do not go to hell Come to Jesus Christ today Jesus Christ is only way to heaven Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today Romans 6.23 For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God. Mark 1.15 15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel. 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Hebrews 11:6 6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. Jesus

[@Creepypastories]

Worst part of censorship is @#%#@!$

[@Zeaks123]

You're everywhere

[@Nantosuelta]

Good old youtube, removing journalistic, educational videos shedding light on the plight of disadvantaged countries, and then keeping up videos by predators. What a great platform!

[@raymorales9751]

I saw the first video. I am glad you did what you needed to do to get this back on line. You did a remarkably courageous act in bringing the South Sudan to the public eye.

[@TheThinkingMind404]

he only covered the face of that woman that took the bribe

[@Dallas-d2o]

⁠I didn’t see the original one but I wish I did, I’m curious why it got taken down.

[@NowOrNever-6]

@@Dallas-d2oliterally just blurred the women cops face that’s it

[@perssontm1628]

​@@NowOrNever-6 Air port people too.

[@swefishers9529]

@@NowOrNever-6 no, the cop wasnt in the first video, he deleted a R@pe incident he accidently caught on video

[@nadiabedash]

why did I start crying when he was giving the house tour... kenny seemed so positive with what he has, yet most of us have so much and we don't even realize it. always be grateful for what you have❤god bless these beautiful people of South Sudan.

[@bappadapdapper185]

Damn bro, you spent 2k dollars on journalist pass, you need our support. And you are highlighting big issues I didn't even know about for how hard it is to make a living in South Sudan. Respect.

[@Luuk-]

2k is nothing to a big youtuber

[@someonesomewhere8658]

It's a ton of money nonetheless

[@leviblaak]

@@Luuk-It's about a thousand times the average person's monthly wage, sadly.

[@tjerk9023]

@@leviblaak 1000 times lmao, you made a incorrect comparison anyway...comparing 3rd world salaries with spending from the 1st world (and is a big youtuber)

[@danielndungu4317]

A pal started a mobile accessories business in juba. He complained of being robbed, assault, he left within 3 weeks and is back in Kenya. Another friend, a truck driver, was kidnapped in the bush. Then there's the news reports..... You understand why Kenya leaves the country alone

[@zachary1599]

Those who were wondering, the airport blur and the policewoman blur weren't in the first.

[@debyeni1239]

I see

[@barrywilliams4866]

lol crafty ol Joe has just put the same vid up(as good as damn it)and will get all his views twice over, fair play lad...

[@LQQ.ERR0R]

Ye

[@S2nppy]

@@barrywilliams4866 na actually I tried resuming the video the day after bc it was open in another tab and I forgot about it and when I went to press play the video reloaded and then said it was taken down for harassment and bullying so 100% was just youtube being weird

[@aytee5862]

Exposing corruption is against KZbin ToS, apparently.

[@NewCalculus]

I was born in Sudan. My family left when the first civil war broke out. That food you ate is called Molokhia - it is a superfood that is very rich in everything. Takes a while getting used to the texture. 100 grams of Molokhiya leaves contain: Carotene - 10,000 µg. Calcium - 500 mg. Potassium - 650 mg. Iron - 3.8 mg. Vitamin B1 - 0.24 mg. Vitamin B2 - 0.76mg.

[@wompwomp234]

omg I didn't know Sudanese ate Molokhia too! I'm Syrian which is a little far from South Sudan and we make it too and we also call it Molokhia

[@thestarseeker8196]

Really interesting. I was so curious about the food, thank you for the education!

[@tribecallednola]

Thank you for sharing

[@saraa6150]

He was eating bamya (okra) but across was molokhia.

[@imrannassir3613]

​@@wompwomp234 molookhia is looks different in Syria

[@d0ppl3rz65]

Mans out here putting his life on the line. Respect

[@dusscode]

You sound like the kind who's never left their bedroom.

[@JL-jk2id]

@@dusscodehow? What he said is true 😂 South Sudan is extremely dangerous

[@AkenoS14]

@@dusscodeAre you blind or stupid? Just based off the camera footage you can tell he’s in a very dangerous area. Guarantee if Joe didn’t have a buddy to walk around with he was definitely getting robbed at the very least.

[@owenbache7316]

Facts

[@treyllblaze]

Lol

[@benjaminmadikila9451]

My friend is Sudanese and he tells me he's glad he got out of the country and moved here to South Africa.

[@Kennoey.]

Is he sudanese or south sudanese?

[@tietie_and_nanna786]

@@Kennoey. South Sudanese

[@ahamdomar731]

Sudan and South Sudan they're different countries smart guy😅

[@benjaminmadikila9451]

​@@ahamdomar731I know that.All I'm saying is that my friend experienced similar things growing up as a Sudanese person

[@AndyDawe-ni1ez]

I’m 55 now and I’ve seen this world descend into chaos…having the bravery to go here..where nobody wants go..to tell the real story of these people’s lives…is amazing…your life is on the line..but still you go. Be proud of yourself….for telling the real story of life in this country…..I have the upmost respect for you…you are legend.🙏❤️

[@esmezohn6504]

genuinely you're one of the most self-aware and hard working people on this platform. wanting to go somewhere like south sudan is one thing, but actually taking the time to fill out the visa application, the journalist applications, having the blatant bravery to hold something like camera equipment in a place like south sudan especially as a white guy to do that kind of thing in a white-minority country quite literally just because you care and are interested- the respect for you is just unending. thanks for the video

[@ontheturningaway]

There’s nothing of merit of being a narcissist going on a vanity project for clicks and views.

[@esmezohn6504]

@@ontheturningaway if you wanna make yourself look good you donate to an organization and post a screenshot, vanity proj's usually don't risk ur life

[@archie7218]

White minority is an understatement bro. There’s probably about 5 white people there

[@MortaKa1]

I saw the original and honestly you should look at potentially releasing an extended edition, serves far greater as a documentary than a yt video in my opinion

[@petrflorian2463]

yep, i'd watch twice the length video

[@EverythingclipsHQ]

yep, I agree

[@samuellegesse23]

@@petrflorian2463I would watch it for hours fam

[@Cyberstranded]

I dont think its gonna go well for a Sudanese youtuber. He is kinda involved and if they release full uncensored vid he just might get in real trouble

[@elizanguyen7411]

You are so brave and respectful at the same time

[@pivotmaster9556]

called their food snot

[@bafaa7165]

Currently in juba and as a South Sudanese who grew up outside, coming back and seeing the reality on the ground shows theres much work needs to be done for us to grow the country

[@GonderTimes.]

Is the country not at full fledged civil war? How did you even get there?

[@bafaa7165]

@GonderTimes. You are confusing Sudan with capital city of Khartoum with Juba, South Sudan. The civil war is happening in Sudan not South Sudan. As for how I traveled. There's no much restrictions as long as you follow the guidelines.

[@AGOKOGA]

@@GonderTimes. No there’s no civil war happening right now in South Sudan. That ended in 2011 when it became a new country

[@boyothapresident]

Bro KZbin can take your videos down but they can’t take the energy in you. Thanks for coming back stronger, loads of respect. Love from Gambia 🇬🇲

[@a---------------]

Literally the last time I watched one of your videos was back when you were still focused on weight training. Now you're doing some serious journalism, I have to give you my props man

[@theletterk]

glad this video is back up mate. finally a long joe fazer video

[@ShonwaMcFeckerty]

First ever long fazer vid?

[@TalismanJiir-j3y]

@@ShonwaMcFeckerty nope, his old vids were long

[@Dermmaa]

Glad you Got it up again Joe👊🏿

[@fbdjwjflac]

That’s what she said

[@ghotyolocanisyn2880]

That’s what she said

[@mgl2708]

Pause

[@kjbkix]

its hard to fathom what went into making this. the humble audacity. just mind blowing that you guys did this and being able to show this free on KZbin is an incredible gift to humanity as a documentation of the way of life in different parts of the world. thank you for this - an incredible watch

[@سارهاحمد-ت2ش]

Couldn't stop crying. From sudan best wishes to south sudanese l pray for us and for them to find peace, stability and prosperity. It takes great courage to make such a video.Thanks.

[@coolaidman5722]

sudan aint doing great either

[@Mannels14]

@@coolaidman5722he never said they are

[@Cydia13]

Stop praying and do some fucking work, how can you still live like animals after thousands of years?

[@jorgemoreno2097]

Crying? Grow up!

[@Mert83-]

@@jorgemoreno2097 are you serious....?

[@asdrubalivan18]

The dude's handling of the machete at 12:11 legit scared me! You got balls of steel going there and I am from a country with hardships like Venezuela, but even my country looks like a paradise compared to this

[@fatimaax_7]

This made me appreciate my life. Thankyou so much Joe.

[@UTKARSHTRIPATHI-cv9ux]

Nothing but respect to you brother. Thanks for showing the other side of world.

[@henry_goat12]

this is probablly one of the hardest videos in youtube to film and edit he deserves so much!

[@pwelly7717]

U folks are so brave in what you do to show us the world, Bless you

[@rdy.cffy.24]

Went from doing fitness challenges to hard core third world journalism… props bro you never cease to amaze

[@ferdinanddelhaise1940]

This has got to be my favourite video from Joe yet. It’s eye opening and heart warming

[@perssontm1628]

Heart warming? I think it's heart breaking. That people need to live like this. Not ever knowing if they will make it next month.

[@zimingzhai9157]

It aint heart warming to me. More like it pisses me off how corrupt these places can get.

[@Latviešu_Amēlija]

​@@perssontm1628their own fault they do it to themself

[@stephenwinkler9155]

The minister in my church in Australia is from South Sudan and he is a wonderful man. He speaks with pain about his country of birth and this has helped me understand what he describes. Thank you for your brave and honest film-making.

[@yurizhivago9624]

You need to do more videos like this, I cried seeing those little kids smile with your magic tricks. First cry in 2 years

[@AlexanderFrewin]

I suspect doing videos must take a lot of time and money. I hope to see stuff like this were it highlights issues people need to be aware of that not many people were aware of before but he doesn't have to it at this calibre. I want to see this guy spread this message and not end up dead.

[@Spiritualsurvivalguide]

Same!!!

[@miauw8762]

Stop crying

[@BawlBag]

-stop- -crying- keep crying

[@yannickherremans7904]

This video puts things into perspective. Thankyou for reporting on this. Hopefully life will improve over there. Greetings from the Netherlands. 🇳🇱 🇸🇸

[@JoeFazer]

Just to clarify, the window was infact not a bullet hole- Mr.BMG was concentrating on driving and answered the question wrong.

[@marshall930]

Yeah it looks like a stone chip or something

[@Rin-cj2de]

Did you give them like say 4-5 dollars each?

[@ktb9369]

He said he hit a goat

[@yuuliy0]

Honesty on KZbin so so fucking rare... amen, brotha

[@cheems3679]

This is content at its peak . Bro risked his life for us

[@lucasimple811]

2/3 dollars per month is insaaaaaane. Is Crazy why KZbin would've taken down such a real and eye opening video like this one. Joe you are a real one for risking your safety to make this video, great job mate!

[@Smonkey66]

Tonedeaf imbecile 🤦‍♂️🤡

[@JL-ek6zj]

Whoa, Just scrolling and.....I was not ready to be moved by your reporting. So much respect for you and your cameraman. Clear , concise and to the point, I was moved to tears when you visited the poorest ones...those kids...omg. What you did in 12 minutes and 47 seconds...amazing. Please keep it up! Subscribed.

[@sayesko97]

Thank you for showing us this, huge respect for your courage and for the camera man courage.

[@jakepanzer9643]

Joe, I just have to say, your youtube channel has went from mainly fitness videos to videos about the real world and I am absolutely loving it/inspired by them. You have been the only youtuber I have been able to consistently watch for the past three years and you have managed to change my life as well. Keep up the great work; we are all here to support you!

[@awesomepumashoes]

I’m so glad you came back alive from Chicago! Great vid, thank you as always.

[@brederbeeld]

Wow… That was a tough watch and reality check. Makes the bigger worries/issues/problems in my life look really minor and irrelevant. Brave also for making this video and the risk you guys took to get the full picture 💪

[@tappajaav]

We humans are REALLY good at adapting.

[@IG7799-c4u]

@@tappajaav I think it has more to do with the fact that this life is all they've known. We in the western world especially are very privileged. Place any person (especially Gen Z) into a place like this and they would break easily.

[@tappajaav]

@@IG7799-c4u Oh absolutely. What I ment was moreso about living in an environment where you don't have to worry about your safety or livelihood. You start taking things granted pretty quickly. Worries and problems never completely go away, they just change shape and form. That being said I think lot of people would adapt into environment shown. They would not necessarily like it(who wants to live in poverty and violence if they have the choice?), but many would find ways to carry on.

[@FaceFcuk]

​@@IG7799-c4uthey come to our country and make it like their own

[@hangluahmimin9668]

Now let them go to countries lyk Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Lebanon n u'll never see them again

[@RDbodybuildingreardelt]

The thing that is beautiful is that those people at that village, will remember that you visited, and will be talked about for a long time. The friendly people and the happy children showed how much it meant to them. Great respect for you Joe

[@mayamac10]

him doing magic tricks with the children made my heart melt! and their reactions were so funny!

[@javiergonzalezgarcia1418]

As an aeronautical engineer, I don't get how the plane at 1:43 managed to take off with the massive weight of your balls... damn

[@LucidPlayz-s8w]

fr

[@ruzimabonieck6908]

Exactly 😂💯

[@tasbhu764]

any advice for aeronautical engineering?

[@achi3982]

@@tasbhu764 Very broad question you need to narrow it down

[@tasbhu764]

@@achi3982 ofc it’s hard and fun but how is the work life balance? Would you say all the hours sacrificed is worth it? And what are some things you would’ve changed if you could go back and re do your path to being an aeronautical engineer ?

[@MohammedTouly15]

I am from North Sudan and I used to watch you bulking content a few years back. The bulking content has helped me a lot but this content really put a smile on my face because it is nice to see you speak about problems in South Sudan, because even though I may be from the other side, I still care about my people in the south.

[@DanielEdelstein-e9t]

Do Northern Sudanese actually still view the South as brethren? I know there’s a religious and racial divide (north is mostly Muslim, south is mostly Christian, and south more black too), but aren’t north/south divides just an artificial colonial line rather than something meaningful? I do wonder what the relationship between both sides have been since independence in 2011… with that said, “regular” Sudan has its own crisis going on now unfortunately… hope you and your family are okay . Salaam from USA

[@MohammedTouly15]

@@DanielEdelstein-e9t I don't know if north Sudanese people consider south Sudanese as brethren, though I do know that it's probably all political conflict and that the people are fine with living with each other as long as everyone obeys the law. Me personally I still consider south Sudanese brethren as they are Sudanese and pretty much everything they do is the same as what I used to do in Sudan besides the fact that most of them are Christian and I am Muslim. Fortunately, I am in the US as well. I just have never seen the south Sudanese and I truly feel sorry for all the people struggling there and I can't even begin to describe the feeling of people in the North, though fortunately my family in the north are able to sustain themselves without relying on the economy. Regardless I really wish the war could end soon so I can see my family.

[@vvivi6110]

North Sudanese here too 🙌🇸🇩

[@icikiwir2077]

​@@MohammedTouly15huh thats seems logical to me, mostly people just okay livin with different culture its just political and internet (media) stuff that make it worse

[@julius43461]

@@DanielEdelstein-e9t It doesn't get more real and "meaningful" than a religious divide. See Scotland, the Balkans, India/Pakistan and well every other place on Earth.

[@DOWNTOWN_AUDIO]

Thanks for showing south Sudan for what it is. No fluff, no bullshit! Thank you!

[@spagetti001]

an utter subhuman shithole, yeah.

[@user-xq4pr1cr7k]

I was watching this shocked that you risked your life to do this. You have balls Joe! Love your work!

[@DMac__]

This is incredible content! I know it might not be something you do often but it's some of the most unique stuff on the platform! Fair play to you for exploring (and humanising) such a devastated country

[@RolloPlayz]

Yooo dmac wsp im a fan

[@Petrotechtips]

Thanks for visiting my country. I love South Sudan inspite of all the struggles

[@julian60599]

Probably the most underrated Video of you! You were the only one that actually went to the homes and all the public places. All other Videos on this platform are just guys who are sitting in an army truck and doing nothing. Thank you!

[@jacklacoste9026]

You probably should watch Indigo traveller

[@cookingwithchefluc7173]

My cousin is head of Samaritan's Purse Missionary operations in South Sudan. He wasnt kidding when he said that people really live below the poverty line there. Thanks for sharing this Joe, this made me realize how we need to count our blessings in life more often.

[@Thiiink]

$2 a month is insane smh

[@dingus6317]

@@Thiiink True but the cost of living is also probably much lower as well

[@nick9.9.9]

thank u so much for showing people this side of the world bro! ive been to a lot of poor places in Afrika but south sudan i was always scared to visit. Thank you!

[@DP-381]

Heartbreaking stuff. I’m glad I watched it. Thank you for the renewed perspective of my life.

[@miyada6666]

God forgive me for complaining

[@abegzz]

That baby at 8:29 is so adorable 😭

[@ostenchong3844]

fr i hope she has a good life

[@POVSkiing]

Yeah Joe this Channel is really getting inspirational, thank you for your dedication to making this type of content, this video was truly an eye opener 🙌

[@DarkFantasy-d9x]

This video genuinely made me smile it made my day 10x better just by seeing those kids have a smile on their faces despite their situation, huge respect to this guy and the cameraman this is legit the best video I’ve seen this whole year you deserve a subside keep this up and god bless you and your cameraman ❤

[@FungiFungiFungiFungulash]

Wow. Your progress as a creator is incredible. Been a fan for a long time and it is amazing to see how dedicated you are. Thank you Joe, this is proper journalism and it is far beyond todays KZbin standards. Love it.

[@MMAFunnyShorts]

was patiently waiting for the reupload, thanks Joe.

[@MikeJackson690]

Thank you for (re-)posting this. It's a hell of an eye-opener not only to the hopeless poverty there is in Africa, but also why gangs, violence and civil war prevails. Corruption is rife. Living in those conditions daily is mindblowing to me, sat in my house in the UK earning enough to enjoy myself. Feeling grateful, for sure.

[@editsbyerin]

9:50 that was such a sweet moment. a connection where you don need language to understand

[@owaisburd]

this is raw and scary, thank you for the amazing footage

[@Scampi95]

Joe you're an insane lad, the way your contact casually brushed off the fact that someone shot him because he hit someone's goat would have me on the first plane back to the UK!

[@ash_alk_fan1]

This was really fascinating. Thanks for making the video!

[@adpwd02]

Bro 50 dollars to anybody in South Sudan is a literal lottery

[@kevincosgrove4954]

Nah it’s a month’s work

[@EddieExplores]

Massive respect Joe. Didn't know you had this in you!

[@duncanlomker4711]

9:54 - 10:51 was my favourite section of the video. It truly hit me in a world of so much hate and desperation these people are true examples of fighters, it made me realize that the average person takes way too much for granted and needs to be more thankful of what they have. Thank you Joe for opening many peoples eyes to the harsh reality of most countries in africa and especially south sudan.

[@Mikamichae]

Guns

[@frederikfoss4594]

Your best video period. Have been following you for 3 years

[@jack.1.]

This is ballsy, I love to travel and I've been to some extreme places, but this is beyond where I would ever go. Huge respect

[@xanderkingsbery492]

8:45 no need for subtitles we understand him perfectly. Its actually really good english

[@Doin]

That was very eye-opening. Thanks for making this.

[@Saif600]

I am from south South Sudan and the sitaution is very bad here, please pray fr me and fmily

[@James-9999]

I hope your family and country see better days soon

[@dusib2720]

Wait you live there

[@Thailand-mt9op]

Really bad in the uk too😢

[@pouricmayieiaru6562]

Nonsense

[@someonesomewhere8658]

God bless brother, hope things will get better. And yeah even the uk is going down the gutter

[@BigLeahy]

That really opened my eyes to how blessed my life is. Wow.

[@HaveMerryChristmas]

This has made you the best influencer, fitness and everything. Biggest respect. Take care, excited for your next video big guy!

[@dantdm6317]

12:47 are you sure this is a Joe Fazer vid ???

[@R2O_Bomber]

That was weird

[@culixul]

What do you mean?​@@R2O_Bomber

[@MarvelAndDc100]

Joe's vids are typically just 6 minutes long, whereas this video is double that ​@culixul

[@an_npc_2]

11:56 " GANGSTER BENNY HOLDING A PENNY"

[@mamiinc838]

Much respect for this. You are so brave. I hope this gives awareness. Very eye opening. Excellent journalism. 💛🙏

[@yoohali9088]

When this was uploaded first everything was completely uncensored. But now the airport scene and police woman is blurred out.

[@Samoomama]

what was the airport scene originally

[@imafraidjumitebeinagang]

​@@SamoomamaThere was a shootout that happened and Joe barely escaped the airport because armed militia escorted him out to safety

[@HereistheReality]

Dang that's impressive ​@@imafraidjumitebeinagang

[@Holland1994D]

@@imafraidjumitebeinagang But that's literally what happened right? Why the F does KZbin want to censor that

[@aminbaghericeo]

@@Holland1994Dyea it’s sad honestly the state that KZbin is going in

[@brettjosh]

Intro edit is so clean

[@lvb99]

This is a beautiful video and such a humbling experience to watch, thanks for showing this to us Big respect to you and your camera man, I can’t imagine what that trip must’ve felt like!! All the best to you mate

[@Erasablesun]

Damm this video really just shows how much we take for granted in life We've all been through tough stuff but at the end of the day we all have a warm house and food on a plate...

[@DanielleLegacy]

This video made me cry, specifically when your friend's buddy showed off his adorable baby. 😭 Like, take my money, where do I donate??

[@AmbientGem-n8d]

I never knew the people from South Sudan were so beautiful. Much love from South Africa ❤️🇿🇦

[@car_pope]

wow, this really reminded me of how grateful i should be for what i have

[@leogus4712]

Right but you need to improve

[@loukasky6158]

Jack got the phrase "cameraman never dies" a bit too serious 😂

[@aanaveemaini]

Stop it you are so cute 🥺 Taking an interest in everyone and making an effort to understand their lives, regardless of how scared you must’ve been in an unfamiliar place. Thank you for opening our eyes to life on the other side of the world. Subscribing :)

[@MaLGoes]

This where I came from especially that camp I grew up there when I was 12 years and am proud am not where I used to be Was so much struggle for a life I could lose anytime 😢 honestly God bless every struggling person in South Sudan

[@LC-qs8ti]

This is some excellent quality journalism Joe. Well done to you, your crew and your contacts in South Sudan.

[@Neyphr]

Watching this video from the UK we take so many things for granted like we’re able to go to the kitchen and have access to water and a lot of other countries don’t have that luxury. We should be very grateful for what we have and appreciate everything. Thank you very much for making this video Joe. It’s open my eyes to the world.

[@isaiahnabatian7161]

I love how happy the little kids are, that really made me smile

[@saynuthintillyaseeclaude8549]

If anyone thinks this is worth the risk, read the book ‘A House in the Sky’ to see how fucking badly this kind of travelling can go wrong

[@yung_stone]

Yooo thank you so much for what you did touched me am south Sudanese 🇸🇸🇸🇸 mn this is huge thank you

[@Maceyoshiman]

What guideline did the original break? The video was excellent.

[@Wolfgangwasweißich]

It showed the policewoman

[@jakenykanen2516]

​@@Wolfgangwasweißichdid it really get taken down because of that? That's crazyy 😭💀

[@edwardcullen3251]

​@@WolfgangwasweißichWHAT GUIDELINE WAS THE QUESTION

[@Wolfgangwasweißich]

@@edwardcullen3251 Before this video got taken down, her face wasn't blurred out but this reupload here "fixed" that and it's from what I've seen the only thing that has been edited from the entire Video. Personally, I don't know that much about the youtube guidelines, so I can't name a specific rule that this scene broke before the video was taken down

[@Lammnyuj]

@@Wolfgangwasweißichprobably his friends would have have problems

[@Vero_Smittty]

8:30 him and his daughter have the same face 😀

[@ProgrammedForDamage]

We've got quite a few South Sudanese refugees in my country, so I'm really fascinated to see what it is they were escaping from. Thanks for bringing this to light.

[@KrowBoi]

6:25 That's what it can be like living in Africa sometimes. I live in Ghana and law enforcement is not paid much. As a result, they abuse their power sometimes so that they can get bribes, especially if they notice that you're a foreigner. If you don't pay them, they probably won't do their job to protect you. You can also easily pay them off to leave you alone. I could see the frustration in your voice, Joe. I've been in that position many times before. It's just how it is here sometimes

[@dietlindvonhohenwald448]

extortion and bribery is a crime in itself, so the police themselves are just criminals/gangsters.

[@TopTrendingTopiczAI]

3:03 that shi is not a bullet 😭

[@Marrmad7]

@CrazzyBelugatf you mean “proof”

[@Szaur22]

Exactly🤣 I thought no one noticed

[@Activedaily-ge7sz]

Howe do u know? Were u there no-

[@juanbait9670]

Looks exactly like a rock chip in a windshield, if actually from a gun it was a bb gun.

[@Skyler3212]

@@juanbait9670tbh bbs shatter windows bullets go through them Bc so much pressure in a small spot causes it to shatter

[@Aquigirlie]

This made me so grateful to my life as an African teen. My family left Nigeria when In grade one for a better life. Little did I know that we were quite privileged over there compared to lots of kids in Africa. We lived in a pretty wealthy neighborhood and went to a really good school. And I don’t remember much from Nigeria. I will really love to go back and give to the community. It’s been years 😢