LOST in CONGO and hunting VENOMOUS SNAKES with THE PYGMIES

[@fearlessandfar]

I want to help you conquer your fears so you can travel the world too! 🐉 Here's the video how: www.fearlessandfar.com/fear

[@samraatsingh3898]

Would u like to watch frog marriage in North Eastern state of India.

[@AmyRach1979]

I want to travel In the jungles ❤

[@FarmerFpv]

You're living the dream for so many others. But I believe everyone should go out and explore. Getting the real experience will show you how amazing this world really is. You will never take anything for granted again. Stay awesome, bro!

[@HighClassPythonS]

Yooo this is the best experience in life i wish i cud do that....thats real life

[@ekweozormichael2836]

@fearless & far, when will you be coming to Nigeria

[@REAP3RxRL]

Can we all just take a second and see how accepting these people are ? They openly brought in an outsider , showed him their ways , even teaching him things and always smiling , it’s amazing to watch

[@tanagunda1368]

@@ntokozonxumalo9332 not really no, it’s not all over...

[@tanagunda1368]

@@ntokozonxumalo9332 I never said where I’m from they are welcoming but there are a number of African countries were the people aren’t welcoming like Sudan, or Ethiopia...

[@ntokozonxumalo9332]

Ethiopia they welcoming....Sudan depending which one you talking about there is a civil war. Where are you from queen

[@Jules91872]

If only they knew what they did to black folks in the good old USA.

[@MrSihle1]

Africans are not racist, or anti other people's, naturally. They don't even have to try

[@godfrey7372]

This man's body language says it all. He's dedicated and he shows respect to the tribes and places he visits.

[@domoetker3967]

HE COMES THERE AND PROMISE THEM ALL TO PAY EVERYONE OF THEM TO ACT, SINGING, DANCING AND DO THIS STUFF! FOR HIM MONEY DOES NOT MATTER! IS PEANUTS FOR HIM! I BET HE GOT SOME SECURITY AND TRANSLATOR WITH HIM! HE WOULD NOT GO ALONE IN THERE! AFTER FINISH RECORDING THIS VIDEO! EVERYONE BECOMES A NEW NIKE CAP, NEW 20 DOLLAR SHOES AND 10 KILO RICE! YOU ARE NOT FEARLESS! YOU ARE SMART AND CRUEL!

[@Andressantiagooo99]

@@domoetker3967 😂😂

[@uzhollywood5044]

@@domoetker3967 where do you possibly get this information from. the fact you type it in all caps makes you seem even less genuine.

[@روزهایروشن-ر9ه]

@@uzhollywood5044 Dom Oetker is right, he says the truth, he doesnt go there alone, he has some security and translator with him, and of course he pays them , and this is why they act sing and dance, we dont see behind the scene, but it doesnt mean he does not do the good thing, od course he does the good job to priduce this wonderful documentary, i really respect him and i think he is a wonderful man, i really love his personality and his great films, he shows us wonderful things

[@salonewise]

@Dom Oetker Why don't you go there, do it differently and show us how it's done ? You sit at home and type stupid things.

[@Strerium]

Can we all agree that this is the best channel on KZbin.

[@Logan_TheLegend]

100%

[@Logan_TheLegend]

And this is actually real and not those fake shows who drink pee and do bear grills rubish

[@SBfano]

(one of the) best yes i agree.. 🙌🏾💯

[@pietrojenkins6901]

@@Logan_TheLegend Alaska ?

[@Logan_TheLegend]

@@pietrojenkins6901 Obama was in on it

[@antonioramirez-fh1vl]

Seeing all the kids say hello made me smile for some reason. The most wholesome thing I’ve ever seen.

[@brunosantiago4849]

Moté !!

[@ShadowJack4488]

It’s a special moment indeed. The kids will probably never forget that day.❤

[@Tamslop]

The children of the world will always show curiosity, it’s adorable.

[@stanleydouge2803]

@@brunosantiago4849Mboté

[@ebiekem]

As a Nigerian 🇳🇬 all I can say is that this man is way more African than most of us. I can't even step barefooted within my own compound. But he enters the jungle barefooted??? Balls of steel mehn. One love 🇳🇬 Proudly African 🌍

[@qhanmeek8669]

Wait you don’t have pet lions? Or hunt your own food???? Aren’t you in Nigeria?

[@chyznbrynzchznbrzn1682]

His blood is purely African

[@ebiekem]

@@qhanmeek8669 😂😂 don't be silly....my lion was sent to our village juju priest for treatment. Now if you don't mind, I have a tree to swing to.

[@dont_know_my_name_]

Good answer 😂😂👍

[@MyraKnowsItAll]

@@ebiekem 😂

[@northscene]

this is what youtube was made for, thank you so much for documenting your experiences!

[@roshangurung3779]

indeed

[@jannejohansson3383]

I understand that same way.

[@ltace4555]

I think it's actually so genuine that Ilolo calls you by your name, you're not just mondele to him. That was a pretty wholesome moment to watch in this video, I think it would be honestly amazing to spend time with these people. They are so unique and attached to everything around them it's really quite a beautiful thing. This channel has quickly become one of my favorites by far.

[@LifeIsbanana]

Everyone is being genuine, even the Mondele is being very genuine, to them he is special because probably not every white guy comes and shows so much commitment to live life with them like that. His pronunciation to Ilolo might be strange hence he also calls him Mikey(it’s a humorous banter between them). If you are open to spend time with them know that they calling you by what they see is genuine

[@ltace4555]

@@LifeIsbanana I do agree I never said they weren’t all genuine, I just think it’s a nice extra step llolo took to use Mikey, it makes it more personal in my opinion ( as you said, brings humorous banter) which is good for building a relationship and bond with someone.

[@RHTQ1]

I think he also thinks that Michael is fun to say XD

[@DAJANEM99]

What do you mean by THESE PEOPLE!?!! Jk. Lol

[@darrell2939]

Go do it ! Don't just try to get likes ! Go do it

[@SirValiantIII]

These people are so talented and intelligent, I was blown away by their "Jungle Engineering" using only what nature provides. Thank you for sharing this!

[@antman7673]

Yes it is so crafty. They would be blown away by our culture and technology as well. -I am just surprised the nature tech tree is more interesting than I would have guessed. The smoke to search through the ground tunnels. A clever human had to come up with that.

[@revolt_4588]

They cant build anything other than mud huts lmfao

[@Veknr44]

@@revolt_4588agreed. Hard to hate on them because at-least their in the own land doing their own thing instead of leaching off of white people like other swarthoids.

[@andreamobeck200]

What can you do besides suck up valuable oxygen? ​@revolt_4588

[@MbuleloKambule]

@@revolt_4588 they dont need to

[@davidkov6750]

I cant explain how interesting this is. You are living like one of them, fully immersed in thousands of years of cultural novelty. The bare feet, the conversations, the hunts - all unfiltered and genuine. im inspired to do the same now, thank you for this man.

[@Chicagosfinest45]

This is the modern day ethnography - anthropology. I believe future humans will use well-done videos and series from creators like this to teach others about the world. I mean, that’s what we’re doing right now, right? Really awesome stuff.

[@sophoursasmr1099]

Very good

[@incorectulpolitic]

@@Chicagosfinest45 "It was always the w o m e n, and above all the young ones, who were the most bigoted adherents of the Party, the swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies and [hunters] of unorthodoxy.” ― Orwell, 1984 The constantly changing, self contradictory narrative is a psychological weapon they are deploying, designed to disengage and depress the populace, so they give up thinking and just accept whatever they are told. *Virus Mania How The Medical Industry Continually Invents Epidemics, Making Billion $ Profits:* archive.org/details/virus-mania-how-the-medical-industry-continually-invents-epidemics/mode/2up *BÉCHAMP or PASTEUR? A Lost Chapter in the History of Biology:* digital.library.yorku.ca/yul-570312/bechamp-or-pasteur-lost-chapter-history-biology#page/44/mode/2up Or here: www.mnwelldir.org/docs/history/biographies/Bechamp-or-Pasteur.pdf *The Contagion Myth by Thomas S. Cowan, Sally Fallon Morell:* www.pattoverascienza.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/The_Contagion-MITH_W.pdf *The Blood and Its Third Element:* www.amazon.com/Blood-Its-Third-Element/dp/1541159357/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&qid=1620905249&refinements=p_27%3AAntoine+Bechamp&s=books&sr=1-1 The News Benders Show from 1968: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX-tn554rqaogqM Will Smith 'Accidentally' Tells You NPCs The Truth in 2019: kzbin.info/www/bejne/emGqaWeYdtd9bNU 60 Minutes: Swine Flu (1976): kzbin.info/www/bejne/apOyeYyQnbFjjbM Dr Robert Willner Injects "HIV" into himself on TV: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoKmfJVnf7tgaqM T.C. Fry The Great AIDS Hoax, The Myth of Contagion Interview - Mirrored: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5fSgGiXnNhsbas Everything Wrong With The Capitol Shooting In 21 Minutes Or Less(there were kids snitching on the parents who went to DC on Jan 6th): www.bitchute.com/video/DYlb92zMkj41/?fbclid=IwAR0Jz4XDUCl_tMH6xEI2Ffa-_zfUXVXC82x2OBXU80iCmjp_Rn48748RuPw The DELICIOUS CONvid19 Hoax 'Test' Comes with a BONUS for 'FREE': kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKWrf6GbgNCdaa8 Never Forget: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6HTeoWVr8mSq7M “I was engaged in something much more unpleasant than espionage. I was engaged in ideological subversion, which is seldom explained to people by your media, because the media is part of that process. Only about 15% of time, money, and manpower is spent on espionage and such. The other 85% is a slow process which we call either ideological subversion or active measures [meaning] psychological warfare… What it basically means is to change the perception of reality of every American to such an extent that, despite the abundance of information, no one is able to come to sensible conclusions in the interests of defending themselves, their families, their community, and their country. They are programmed to think and react to certain stimuli in a certain pattern [alluding to Pavlov]. You can not change their mind even if you expose them to authentic information. Even if you prove that white is white and black is black, you still can not change the basic perception and the logic of behavior.” -Y.Bezmenov/Soviet defector .../

[@claudine2625]

Wow, mind blown! 🤯 With all the craziness happening in the Western world currently, it's so life-affirming to see people living in such harmony with life and the earth. Thanks for being fearless and for taking us on these journeys with you!

[@kiiamarie3881]

Right!! This is literally my goal in life.

[@AndrewJohnson-re7ed]

Just don't incorporate too many caucasians in. Everything will go to pot. Most of them really think they are superior to every other race. Peace and love from the Book Man of QB! GO GET'EM!!🏃‍♀️🏃

[@thomaselliott573]

Life affirming? you must come from that sh1hole the USA. he is f.cking them for his own benefit

[@Falconer710]

@@kiiamarie3881 It would be hard but Loverly to live this life compared to what stress and bs we live with in the west

[@eliastalks7411]

​@@Falconer710I think it's just different stresses. Stresses of money, job, consumerism etc versus stresses of survival and difficulty in accessing healthcare and education. That said, having a deeper proximity to nature is a good thing.

[@saladmuxyidiin1681]

These videos are reaching National Geographic like levels. Very impressive stuff! Thank you for providing us occasional travelers with such insights, Fearles & far. Very very interesting stuff!

[@fearlessandfar]

I’m just a man with a camera! Haha these things take so long to edit 😆🔥

[@CalpolMeister]

@@fearlessandfar Do you need an editor?

[@mandograssable]

@@fearlessandfar I would say a man of steel with a camera.

[@AliMaskiin]

War wuu ka fcnyahay nat geo. Way more entertaining

[@OnlyMoonBags]

Far better

[@SuperKwame1]

As African, I give this guy a big credit. Not many can stay overnight with us.

[@Leonidas-22]

With us what do you mean us. These people are kind and loving full of joy. There is nothing to fear can't you see

[@sbevil_kinevil2898]

​@@Leonidas-22 He might mean that most people dont like sleeping like they do on the video but I'm unsure

[@pietpetrus2343]

Maybe the mandeilas needs to be accepted first before sleeping

[@robertbruhcuh3634]

@@sbevil_kinevil2898but he’s a internet dweller too …. he might be the same ethnicity but he’s ignorant asf has to be a fake comment i doubt that guy is actually believing he’s the same as that tribe 😂😂😂😂 texting with punctuation n all but yeah he’s a hardcore african tribesman fr i’m sure he can build a computer and a teepee

[@I_am_a_cat_]

​@Leonidas21 pretty sure that OP means "with us" as in this style of living. Most people need their AC and shoes and all the comforts of the modern home. I sure as hell wouldn't be able to do a lot of this. I'm not eating a snake head or bee larvae, and definitely not walking through the jungle barefoot. There may be "nothing to fear" for you, but many people are afraid of insects even touching them, let alone eating them.

[@ladyloquitavida148]

It's beautiful thing watching this tribe. They're like one big family,...hunting, fishing, celebrating, and learning together. From the young girls collecting leaves to the elders building hooks, bows, and other tools needed for the days catch. They share joy, laughter, art, music, and even food. They look out for one another, and look out for guests who may not share the same color of skin, but definitely share a love of life! In my book, these incredible people are more civilized than many city-dwellers. Great video "white guy",...great video indeed! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@ladyloquitavida148]

@boy Afrika I would LOVE to visit your beautiful country! We are in the process of moving to Portugal in the next few weeks, so hopefully we can visit you sooner than later! Be well my friend! ❣

[@Sinstat]

@@ladyloquitavida148 stay blessed 🙏🏿

[@cousinbenson8916]

They are one big family

[@dominicpersaud1155]

@@ladyloquitavida148 beautiful continent*

[@dominicpersaud1155]

I mean this is how people use to live in Europe and North America etc, this is normal

[@123amsterdan456]

The kid's smiles when you said hello in their language is just so precious.

[@maxynoelia1]

Man, this is the best channel I’ve found in years!! It might be a long shot, but if you ever come to China me and my girlfriend would love to show you around!

[@killajoe81]

Apoco Asta en China andamos? Puedes conseguir tacos por alla? Saludos mi chavo

[@MarianaRubioPittaluga]

every video just gets better and better!!! what i like the most is that you can tell this is not just for content. The huge respect you have for the people and their customs and how they see that and allow you in as a tribe member is all the more captivating. you have found a new way of story telling that national geographic or discovery channel will never get right. Its real. Its riveting. Its human. I cannot stop watching. Thank you!!!

[@geekdivaherself]

The last part of your post has a real beat to it that underlines everything you're saying. It's riveting in its own right. Well done!

[@0xpickeliznava]

I’ve been waiting for this! I just recently subscribed after watching your last vlog in Congo and man you deserve more subs! Thanks a lot for a great content and your efforts!

[@niteshrawat4251]

same here✌

[@friederoleludecke9355]

Tooooooo

[@ernestomendoza8258]

Me too

[@Cheryminati5.]

Same here

[@noye7619]

You're right

[@Mr_probrown]

Wow this just shows how big Congo is , I’m born and raised in Congo and have never heard of this place , this is amazing

[@I_am_a_cat_]

You can say that about anywhere. Earth is massive compared to us... now just imagine all that's out in the universe that we'll never know about.... probably some insane sh*t out there

[@mercyevangelistmeme1080]

Well how country is not exploited

[@RenatoTrentinYT]

Watching this makes me realize how we're disconnected from the source, from the forest, of course some things are a bit extreme for us who born in the cities, but the contact foot and land, walk in the forest... For sure makes us happier. I'm sure these tribes are much more happier than many first world people. Also, the knowledge, respect and skills they have with the forest is incredible, we can notice the pure joy on their faces. This disconnection from the source and unconsciousness about what we are, are one of the main reasons of most mental health issues currently. Thank you for sharing and for making this super production, storytelling, editing and reach this level of quality, even being solo

[@ripled9605]

exactly only if the whole world was this positive. I believe we should all be living like this all natural and how its supposed to be. But certain people run the world that keep our minds controlled when we can do anything in this world and be free from any mental chains. This is why depression is a thing in the first place because of how the world is luckily we have places like these in the world that are filled with love and positivity.

[@shalbec3232]

They are 😍 they leave far away from the rest of congolese people they are not in the capital or any other cities in congo They are isolated and are healthy and they are more happy than the rest of the world

[@bishnubhusal8174]

Exactly, there are many reasons to live in this world…

[@AverageYoutubeEnthusiast]

We're totally dependent on big corporations and the chain of production, most people will die if anything bad happens like oil shortage

[@revolt_4588]

They are happy but dumb as shit

[@MaxHunterUserCR]

this is why i love africa. the people are so very friendly no matter who you are, the cultures and tribes are amazing, and all have very interesting ways of life

[@Congowillprevail243]

The Congo is such a magnificent huge African country with abundance of resources and great wild life, with such amazing people. I hope one day this country will be respected and show it’s true potential.

[@dominiquekabeya7516]

Amen 🙌

[@djuakalisubwakeli170]

He will be respected 😉👍

[@pietrojenkins6901]

Too bad that Congo's endless wars and greed for power has made that huge potential never to be realized.

[@edema.3418]

Leopold brutalized the Congolese and built up Belgium with their resources.

[@superdude1408]

@@edema.3418 and his statues are still standing everywhere in Belgium

[@gui2350]

These people are blessed... no time to sadness, anxiety or depression!!! What a way of living!!!

[@JustinW-o5t]

reject modernity return to monkey. seems like these tribes are the happiest people on the planet

[@mauriceosullivan6832]

@@JustinW-o5t exactly,,we in the so called 1st world country's most of us have everything we want, but a majority of us have depression ete, the way these people are living that's the right way, I'm hoping too go off grid ASAP.

[@jacobhansen8819]

@@mauriceosullivan6832 i think the biggest difference is that these guy is surviving. Us in the Western world just live. I know it sounds like we have it the best, but in a way, they way of life is just so much more real and true. We does so many things which have nothing to do with our lifes or situation. These amazing guys does everything for a reason. They celebrate the smallest things like finding food. We take so much for granted and i think that is actually a big burden.

[@fez7670]

Except for the never ending civil war(s) surrounding them.

[@dantederi5062]

I'd rather be depressed and have a working toilet

[@kalebtonyashley]

I love how no matter what language you speak, you will always laugh at your friends coughing at the smoke sesh

[@xxmaggsxx9993]

Everyone there is so brave for walking around barefoot and jumping into that water 😅 I would never survive in the Congo, not even a day. I would cry if I had to walk in any of that water, scared of snakes and spiders and anything with a heartbeat 😅 props to all of you! What a great video! And an awesome channel 🎉🎉

[@ChuckDavis-el3ir]

And they would be just as scared walking around la or New York it's all about how you're raised.

[@divinelove1835]

I'm from Gabon, a country near DRC. I truly appreciate your fearless courage to go into the deep jungle of DRC, not only that but you're going there barefooted. You are a true legend like "Indiana Jones". Myself I've always been afraid to go into the deep forest 😱

[@YoungMesrine]

🇬🇦 🇬🇦

[@520bummr]

What does the song they sing mean?!

[@Polanopyle]

@@520bummr Was just scrolling through the comments to find out myself. ILENGESE?

[@Jospato862]

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[@Jospato862]

....,

[@Beardedrasta]

i just came accross your videos tonight and ive found myself just continuously clicking the next video over and over and almost every video bring up some much emotion and joy and tears and just wow man the journeys you get to take all around the world just inspiring. You make me cherish and appreciate and really step back and think about my own decisions and my family. So much love for you and your entire team!

[@night_time_lavender3480]

Don’t worry I do the same thing

[@Emily-tr6rg]

currently doing this

[@ericpitre4031]

@@night_time_lavender3480 Cool video. We in the USA really live in a dream wurl, Where we hv cars houses and refridgerators full Of food. Also, las one, i forgot, an A/C , Heater. Peace✌️🇺🇸🇺🇸🍼🤛🍔🤨

[@Richard_Range]

As a Tanzanian🇹🇿 (East Neighbor Country of DR.Congo) I feel nice to see such African Documentary!! Proudly African in America🥰

[@MentallyDeadPhysicallyAlive]

I had to stop the video in the middle because of the really wise words you we're saying about the world , and obessesion , obessesion about not being sick , fear of the jungles . Those words are so true and sad at the same time . I am glad to find this video out of nowhere . Made me think to actually made my dream come true and leave behind the city and all the regular things I am used to and just go out to the wild and see the most simple and beautiful part of our earth as it is . Thank for it and god bless you and keep you safe :) Much love , Israel .

[@km4641]

Man I grew up in Congo. But never been where you are now (far and fearless). Stay blessed and thanks for showing the people the other side of life. God protect you there

[@mtenhussein]

For the water flicking at 10:56, I was soo used to doing it .. to the point that it started to happen unconsciously, never knew why either. But we believed it called the fish … or attract them near the trap, I don’t know about the science behind it 😅 It was more of a habit or a good luck charm I guess.

[@waitin4thateeeeeeeg]

Thank you 😊

[@andrepalomaro353]

Instinct!

[@Lickingagoat]

I think fish can feel the vibrations on the surface of the water

[@waitin4thateeeeeeeg]

@@Lickingagoat Yes, I agree

[@danny9905]

It’s called clonking and it usually used to attract catfish.

[@melissagardner6701]

You are an amazing soul. I've loved your videos and travels. Going places I've only ever been slightly curious about, I've found a new appreciation for these amazing parts of the world and the beautiful people who live there. Please keep being you and taking these wonderful adventures!!! AND... YOU ARE SO EXTRAORDINARILY AND EXTREMELY BRAVE!!!

[@worldtv9926]

thank you very much man 😭 i am from congo originated....this my village but i live in the united states...the people on the video speak lingala and mongo...thank you very much i never went to my village but my father tell me stories about my village when i was little 😭😭😭😭😭 thank you so much 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩

[@Chamblin11]

This guy seems very respectful and a genuine soul. You can see it from his passion, interaction and closeness to these guys. Very awesome to see. I enjoyed this video throughly.

[@wegotthis3031]

I honestly can't imagine myself in such an environment with my anxiety following me everywhere. But watching this man's bravery gets me wondering what I've been missing all my life. The sense of thrill and excitement, perhaps. I have been just living in my room for the last 8 years with very limited social contact.

[@PALZYT]

Maybe you should join them for 1 week and your anxiety would go away xD

[@theapex189]

There’s more to life than just your room. You only have one life to live, so utilize it to the fullest

[@ralphbooger4756]

yeah... my guess is a week in congo eating crocodile, mamba and an assortment of various bugs while also trying to avoid getting killed by them is gonna make that room of yours seem like heaven on earth and you're never gonna wanna leave it again!

[@domoetker3967]

HE COMES THERE AND PROMISE THEM ALL TO PAY EVERYONE OF THEM TO ACT, SINGING, DANCING AND DO THIS STUFF! FOR HIM MONEY DOES NOT MATTER! IS PEANUTS FOR HIM! I BET HE GOT SOME SECURITY AND TRANSLATOR WITH HIM! HE WOULD NOT GO ALONE IN THERE! AFTER FINISH RECORDING THIS VIDEO! EVERYONE BECOMES A NEW NIKE CAP, NEW 20 DOLLAR SHOES AND 10 KILO RICE! YOU ARE NOT FEARLESS! YOU ARE SMART AND CRUEL!

[@tanagunda1368]

@@ralphbooger4756 where you there? Exactly please stop making assumptions.

[@Happy_HourZA]

One thing most of yal missing is how truly and genuinely happy they look. Sometimes this modern life we live comes with so much stress, anxiety etc and we are hardly ever satisfied.

[@erenjager1155]

The fact that you even know when to introduce the next part of this series even though you are at such a dangerous area is amazing. That's what I call quality.

[@Phals]

I call it sasageyo

[@erenjager1155]

@@Phals Nicee

[@kova1577]

@@Phals English please

[@Phals]

@@kova1577 your mom

[@allangamet604]

I’m inspired and honestly felt so trap in the society we live in but just watching this makes me realize a lot of things also some sort of confidence boost. Love and support from Seattle Washington

[@diminished_my_blocks_]

Excactly

[@mighty_meee]

I'm in South Africa, can you please send me a bottle of Gin. I can't afford it currently. sad times for me. You can ship the bottle kind sir.

[@belleelh6534]

@@mighty_meee bro 😂😂😂

[@lexluthor8539]

Thanks for the videos! Brings back great memories! I grew up as a missionary kid in Cameroon for 16 years and loved it!!! Africa is a very special place with amazing people. I never experienced anxiety or panic attacks until I moved back to the U.S. I was happy and content in Africa and had great health and was very physically fit. The forests you go to are similar to the ones I hunted in. I once shot an 8 foot long green mamba with my pellet gun just like the one in your video. Living in such a place I was rarely bored and was always surrounded by loving people. Were there dangers? Sure but every place has dangers. I felt myself there and really enjoyed Africa and it’s people!

[@Mothobius]

You can't disrespect the rare green mambas like that bruv. Let the mambas be. Your blessed to have mambas where you live and your just gonna shoot them like that?

[@lexluthor8539]

@@Mothobius It is a part of the culture there and food that the people eat just like in the video above.

[@Mothobius]

@@lexluthor8539 how does culture make a difference

[@ProfessorMM]

@@Mothobius people gotta eat

[@Mothobius]

@@ProfessorMM yes but snakes are not worth eating for many reasons. 1. Barely any meat 2. Can be dangerous if the snake is venomous 3. Snakes need to be respected and feared and not harmed. 4. Easier to eat something else

[@handsomemhlanga3959]

Mate, you are a legendary personality. You were made for this. Loved watching every moment watching this.

[@dadventurer36]

Wow. Incredible. Its crazy to watch people the other side of the world from England. African tribes are so fascinating. The way they have to live is natural and i wish my life could be the same. I know it sounds crazy considering I'm from a first world country but it's actually very unhealthy how i live in England even when i try to eat good. Look at the bond and unity these people have. I would die for it. God bless Africa. The motherland right? Where life started?

[@fearlessandfar]

Wise words! It’s so true though right? We buy protein bars, fitness apps, and follow diets… but forget about the fundamental ways we used to live, and how we’re still programmed to be that way. 🐉

[@iFameZzZ]

Very beautiful words 🎶

[@1KriticalShoota]

You can still change your life and live happy , in Africa we don’t believe in the western mentality or first world or third world… ONE WORLD 🌍. Come join us my brother / sister !😊

[@kiemagen]

@@1KriticalShoota 😇 true 👍

[@lavidaesbella1987]

Word 💚

[@Quan14224]

I love how the group is always so passionate and always makes far laugh

[@lurum7419]

I usually dont comment on youtube. But your videos are such an incredible inspiration for me and I love how open you are towards the world. I agree to a 100 percent that all people are the same and only if someone understands this it opens the whole world and all the experiences for one❤️

[@inclusivefam4812]

Their ability to craft out of nature just blows my mind I’d love to do that

[@billramsey2337]

There are very few people on Earth (I'm sure) that would venture on such an adventure like this guy. But like they say, "no guts no glory. This is one of the best documentary videos I have ever seen. You can eat all the mambas you want, not me. Thanks F and F

[@davidphotograph]

I am from Indonesia, I am very impressed with your journey in the Congo forest, and I am amazed by the people there, they are very friendly and respectful of guests who come, and by watching your video I see life in other parts of the world, especially Congo, thank you🙏

[@darkknight991]

Humanity’s innocence,simplicity and contentment..this is not just a simple travel to drc but a travel back to where all humans once were.. so pure and happy.

[@ttonbara8451]

My thoughts captured in your comment.

[@Mothobius]

Not really innocent but ok

[@kammyd]

these tribes and small villages of people always seem so much happier and just have a better mindset compared to our “normal” society. learning and getting to experience culture like this would be such an honor.

[@piinkraiin]

this is how humans are supposed to exist unironically

[@us7wqtrnek7uu]

​@@piinkraiin Ohhhh yes.Balance in everything. Thats why i always say africans we mastered our own environments.If you living in desert you adapt to that...look at the maasais,they lived with big 5 for centuries.My grand pa telling people used to walk everywhere & if you see food you eat,if was in your stomach no problem,if you carrying that was the problem.Was being people would walk 50 to 100kms away to plant & would come back harvest their produce go back home.No pesticides because the birds would handle that business & we fvcked.The maasai would move withe their cattle 400kms away grazing to highlands of mtkenya & that would take like 3 yrs go back home.Fvck m0nsanto fvcked up everything

[@revolt_4588]

Mf they live in mud huts

[@kammyd]

@@revolt_4588 yeah genius if that’s your norm then you’re conditioned to be perfectly happy with that

[@nishalsharma9368]

Being an Anthropology student,i am just in love with your videos, info's, the feeling, the chills and your vibe ; i just cant stop smiling as the video plays by. Your videos are worth a lot of info's. Thankyou for your content !! ❣️

[@SAVAGE-GAMER-]

Geezuz this has become my absolute favorite series on all of KZbin. Hands down..its so raw, unrehearsed, natural, real..no BS..excellent message throughout..you'll probably never see any of this anywhere else..man..thank you..please keep doing this..I'm hooked 💯

[@alexisdemsothenous.1]

People in Kongo have something very unique they are always happy

[@Visitor9891]

Africans are nice that’s why the outsiders always take advantage of us

[@athuman6223]

@@Visitor9891 am an African but am not sure abt that

[@Visitor9891]

@@athuman6223 Congolese I'm sure about that

[@shalbec3232]

Yeah even though we suffer 🇨🇩❤💪🏾

[@Mik.heckhaus]

I find this stuff to be so incredibly amazing to see, it always leaves me in awe when I see how little they need to be happy, it almost makes me envious.

[@Mr.Keister]

You put together a fantastic documentary! You have fluid communication, fearlessness, and amazing repertoire with the locals you encounter. I look forward to more of your adventures.

[@hpimental4060]

🇰🇪🇿🇦..As an African in Africa..See how welcoming and open hearted these folks are😌?- that's how they were 100 years ago-then got colonized. - JUST SAYING - EPIC CHANNEL-STAY TRUE TO THE MISSION

[@willrose592]

The differences in both culture & attitude / energy is palpable - I'm not a black person, so I cannot (and will not even attempt) to pretend that I understand the complexities of the sentient human experience for persons with higher levels of melanin. But, I am a human as well, and I'm capable of practicing / implementing critical thought and introspection, along with objectivity. I've had the pleasure of speaking with immigrants from African nations. From the conversations I've had personally with a number of black African immigrants / visitors to the US, the resounding issue that was most touched on wasn't regarding wyte racism - it was centered around their general disliking / distrust of black Americans, specifically those born in the US. Many feel black Americans have squandered their opportunities as legitimate American citizens. I heard a lot about "wasted opportunities / wasted generations of black Americans," and how black Africans would basically give up their right arm(s) for a fraction of the rights and opportunities afforded to the black American populous. I was honestly taken aback when I heard black Africans tearing into Black American culture, including the lack of cohesion with regard to the family unit / home / black atomic family. I suppose coming from the continent that birthed humanity & that has, for the most part, retained it's cultural norms and traditions in the face of colonialism / endless civil wars / warring tribes / widespread slave trades, HIV / AIDS crisis in certain regions, multi-generational poverty, etc. they struggle to understand the nuances concerning black American cultural norms / standards. Black Africans are hard-working and proud, even if destitute...they come here and see these black communities riddled with poverty, joblessness, hopelessness, urban decay, violence and reliance on the state / federal govt's for sustenance...it's understandable why they're so confused and taken back by it all. The US has historically been the wealthiest nation on the planet - it's known as the "land of opportunity..." our freedoms and rights are world-renowned...yet, they see droves of black Americans doing little to nothing with the opportunities they've heard of all the way back in Africa. The problem is, they often lack context and pretense for what ails black America. That said, I've spoken to many that simply don't accept the reasoning for it all; their view is, if we can overcome hardships in Africa and still retain our joy, peace, sense of purpose and community, then there's no excuse for it in the greatest nation on the planet. The onus for much of the problems black America faces falls directly at the feet of the Southern Democrats...instead of providing black communities / communities of color with a leg-up, the wyte southern Dems chose to provide only hand-outs in the form of gov't programs. This didn't incentivize work or a sense of community...it incentivized laziness and disaffected generations of black Americans. If you doubt what I'm saying, research the biggest, oldest black communities in the US; they're ALL Democrat-run cities...and they're all riddled with crime, poverty and black-on-black violence via gangs. Baltimore, Memphis, Chicago, STL, Detroit, etc. All have been under the control of Dems for decades - and things have only gotten worse and worse. TBH, watching this video made me wish that black America as a whole was more like these Congolese - they're happy, friendly, welcoming, hard-working, and quite respectable. It's so very sad how toxic black culture and communities have become in the "greatest nation in the world." I have no idea what could be done to change things for the better as of now...but I do know one thing for certain...the Democrats have done more to harm, disaffect and disempower black America / communities of color than anything or anyone else. When you take a step back and look objectively at the situation from the macroscopic, it truly appears that the actual enemy of black America has been the very partisan political system / politicians they've placed their collective faith and trust in for the last 70+ years. If that's not the case, why have these communities of color suffered so much while being under the control of the Left? If this is the Dems idea of "helping empower communities of color," I'd hate to see what they'd do to a demographic they sought to destabilize and destroy.

[@ericsmith6677]

not every where in Africa is and were like that. depends on where you go

[@ericsmith6677]

and btw only South Africa was colonized. and really wasent even colonized the British dropped their prisoners off there

[@Parfait1710]

@@ericsmith6677 Please, do not be ridiculous. Almost every country in Africa was colonized by a European nation such as France, England, Spain, Portugal, Italy, etc...with Ethiopia 🇪🇹 (in East Africa, near Somalia and Eritrea) being the only exception, and Liberia which was a point of entry for the U.S.A in Africa. Hence, Liberia's capital city to this day is named "Monrovia" (after a past U.S. President 🇺🇸) despite Liberia being located in West Africa (not far from Nigeria 🇳🇬, Ivory Coast, Ghana, or Benin🇧🇯 as reference points for you). For example, this video takes place in my country of origin, the Democratic Republic of the Congo 🇨🇩 in central Africa. The country was colonized by Belgium 🇧🇪, and during their rule, King Leopold the second of Belgium killed over ten millions Congolese, while cutting the hands of many millions others, just to exploit our rubber gathered from these trees that you see in the jungle. It was a genocide which was denounced by another European journalist named Edmond Morel. I know this much despite my younger age, as I am not even 25 years old yet. So that shows that you can also educate yourself to learn more about other cultures instead of just denying the colonization of Africa, while stating that even South Africa was not really colonized, since only European prisoners were placed there- how can you make such outrageous claims!!! By the way, I think you mentioned South Africa because of "Apartheid" which is a political system based on racial segregation that was put in place by the European settlers and colonizers in South Africa. This officially ended in 1996, after Nelson Mandela and his countrymen prevailed. By the way, Nelson Mandela became the first ever black president after that. Please learn, and stop making such ridiculous statements. Colonization did in fact take place in Africa, Asia, Australia, and in the Americas, too. It is mainly because of colonization that you have western countries today living better off than most countries that you have abusively named "third world countries" or "developing nations," simply because you stole and exploited their natural resources for centuries to develop your industries in order to build your countries. You got schooled today by a boy from DR.Congo, I am afraid. Stay safe!😊

[@yankeepirate6039]

Your ancestors enslaved and sold their own blood to white jewish and arabic slave traders. JUST SAYING

[@WhereJodyAt]

Another fascinating upload from Fearless & Far. Thank you so much for bringing us this content! I am about to travel through West Africa for 3 months and am going to be building my channel as a result of the complete and utter inspiration you have given me. I quit all my jobs last week and am now deep in planning mode. This is not a joke - thank you SO much. NO RISK NO STORY. Much love - AktionJoe!

[@fearlessandfar]

Enjoy brother! Go make some stories 🐉🔥

[@hk254lyt8]

You should try grow your channel before quitting your job

[@mrjodyray]

@@hk254lyt8 Don't worry about me, homie! I know what I'm doing! Subscribe to the channel to see what happens!

[@naodandebrhan317]

Good luck

[@truthspillaz2]

Come to Nigeria. Abuja...film the night life

[@ChristopherTradeshow]

I love how welcoming everyone is. they seem so excited to show you their food

[@lilmsb4298]

Can we all agree that he is unique and different. Not just eating and traveling everywhere but interacting with the life and culture 🥰

[@godfreymashabane4372]

Without knowing the Language he is great

[@tyrlant2189]

You should go out to rural Africa and frolic with the jungle ppl too!

[@michaelsichilongo8572]

You can come to Zambia it's just a neighbor with Congo

[@eliaco3573]

This makes me happy .. so beautiful to see that humans can still give and share real love without seeking rewards in return

[@McTrollzMeh]

I hope you understand how amazing these videos are for us. Such a personal indepth insight into these places and their people. Award worthy.

[@twelch8367]

I wish I was forty years younger and had the opportunity to do something like this you are so blessed to have met these great people

[@renee8526]

This was so great to watch. Thank you so much Mike for sharing this with us. I cannot help but to notice how you are shining and filled with joy and health. It makes me so happy to see someone living their dream and passion, and I think you are the perfect person for this job. How you interact and communicate with others in an open-minded, curious and friendly way is beautiful. I wish you all the best!

[@justinklein6655]

Stumbled upon your channel and hands down you have the best traveling channel in all of KZbin. Nobody can compare with your blatant respect for people all across the world and your understanding towards other people and the way they live. I respect you and applaud you.

[@ronaldberman3286]

I admire your enthusiastic embrace of the Pygmy culture. And your resilience in an unaccustomed environment. Add to that the rigors of filming it all make these videos an impressive achievement. The Pygmies are remarkably cheerful and outgoing people. Looking forward to your next video.

[@gerrymulcaire349]

Great video. I lived in DRC for 3 years and had some great adventures in the forests and travelled the Congo River for 2 weeks on a barge. Was farming and worked in tourism which was very challenging as you know. I remember well being called Mundele and eating the local foods.

[@VEE3RDEYE]

i love how they all so carelessley play with machetes

[@ForwardEngineering]

Its okay its not some American that cant even take the trash out. Skill vs certificates.

[@TheGrego011]

@@ForwardEngineering can confirm im an american i twisted my ankle takibg it to the curb.

[@ForwardEngineering]

@@TheGrego011 lol

[@chrissangany8106]

Wow that was amazing. I am Congolese and I have never been into these forests. I am really impressed by your courage. Thank you for showcasing the DRC so beautifully.

[@AverageYoutubeEnthusiast]

Why is it all the people from Africa call him courageous? Is it considered dangerous? I heard that militias are hiding in the jungle, is it why?

[@donquixote3292]

@@AverageKZbinEnthusiast Because most Africans no longer live this way. Much like everyone else in the world, they live in settled areas like towns or cities, where they work jobs, go to school & drive cars. Jungles aren’t teaming with primitive tribes. Very few people still live this way on the continent, & most people in countries like the Congo avoid jungles and remote areas where rebels could be or wild animals. It’s like expecting Scottish people to be comfortable roaming the mountains & highlands, because their Pict/Celtic ancestors did so for thousands of years

[@AverageYoutubeEnthusiast]

@@donquixote3292 so I was right, it's mostly bc of the rebel militias hiding in the jungle... Your analogy with mountains and celt ir whatever is irrelevant

[@AverageYoutubeEnthusiast]

@@donquixote3292 I feel like you're condescending towards me, why do you believed I thought most african lived in hut in the bush? You assumed I'm white and therefore ignorant and "racist"? That would actually be racist.

[@BloodLOLCOOL]

​@@AverageKZbinEnthusiastwhat

[@GaiaHedonia]

Thank you Mike one more time of presenting to us this place and it's inhabitants. I am happy to see that they haven't lost their knowledge about how to survive in the jungle . They are so strong and full of vital force. If ever a big disaster were to happen to the western civilization human life could still continue because these people still exist. You are so lucky to have lived with them.

[@leonardhill4440]

Just INCREDIBLE! It’s literally like going back in time seeing how we all once lived and got along… and look how happy they are, it’s beautiful. Just for the heck of it I’d like to know what their average life span without any outside dangers counted.

[@renrenroup2394]

This dude deserves a lot of subscribers sacrificing his time to share the other tribes tradition job well done

[@Tresormak]

I live in the South East of Congo and I'm discovering a new side of my country. Thank you for the video

[@fearlessandfar]

Happy you’re here discovering it with us 🐉

[@faruzzy]

We all are!

[@adastra5346]

I think they are absolutely amazing. This is what we were, and still are at our core.

[@wds525]

If I could only express how important these documentaries are and the joy they bring me.

[@oh_its_zone9523]

this reminds me of going on adventures as a kid into the woods being lost there for hours hanging with the crew now im an adult i have to work and pay for rent take me back to the good old days exploring and enjoying life

[@GOOBANGI]

I love how friendly and inviting everybody always is in your videos, it’s very encouraging to go and try things like this for yourself

[@brianpeck4035]

Except when he was accused of being a spy and ran for it!

[@yaraduardo1287]

​@@brianpeck4035 I just found this channel today, can you give me context? Thanks

[@brianpeck4035]

In this African guided snake hunt video, our hero, guides and camera crew had to leave quickly when they found out the local warlord....not really, just probably a murderous corrupt local official had claimed they were spies...with all those cameras.

[@ImAmericanMade01]

Just found this channel bc i fell down the rabbit hole of different cultures, and this by far is one of the best! Bc you actually get in there and interact, and you don’t just stand there with a camera shoved in their face 💜 they all are so beautiful!

[@izuchukwuezukanma1132]

Iloilo and Batumba were exceptionally fond of Mike! Young people, super curious and accepting; easiest pack to bond with. Batumba set aside two pieces of the snake for him and Mike to snack over while the dinner is cooked. That's friendship!

[@Allyourbase1990]

It’s so cool to see this . Sometimes I forget that tribal people still have the same trials and emotions as me . Seeing the boys piling up on each other and joking and laughing was super cool . Wish we could connect back to nature like them .

[@VSHLY]

I wish we Africans could explore more....our Countries like this to reveal how Beauty our Nature and Unique, It Is!!!!!

[@AudioJeep]

Why cant you?

[@Mothobius]

They killed a Mamba that's not beauty

[@janetondieki9862]

I can confidently tell you that I can pause a movie on Netflix just to watch fearless and far... amazing 👏 👏

[@ciecat6015]

That's a fact

[@ianondieki462]

My namesake,saaaame

[@oathr1950]

You have balls of steel doing all this , mad props and can't wait to see your future projects

[@chadywood]

I love that even in a culture so far away and disconnected from others, those young boys are still mischivious and silly and love to play around with eachother. Humans are great.

[@seapunkangel]

Yes! New fearless and far videos are basically a holiday in itself :)

[@vladimir520]

I have so much respect for the content you're putting out I'm glad KZbin recommended your videos to me - I'm speechless watching them! Amazing stuff, really

[@just.florian]

18:47 I love how they started moving like him and making the same noises, thinking it's some new dance move 😂 then understanding once he looked at his foot

[@McOforis]

How is this channel not already over 5M subscribers? You’re awesome and such an amazing story teller. Very open minded

[@shalbec3232]

For real

[@Mothobius]

Because travelling isn't the best content in the world

[@TheSillyLittleTurtle]

19:14 is just an absolutely gorgeous shot. lulu always saying MIKEY is also gold

[@greezyy5654]

The stories this man will have for his grandkids 👌🏽

[@riverbankfisher]

The respect and genuine, non-judgemental friendship that you show these people of the jungle is evident in the footage you shoot. The world needs more adventurers like you who leave their preconceived notions at home, avoid the beaten path, and completely immerse themselves in the culture of each new land they visit. Greetings from a tamer but comparatively boring part of the African continent.

[@MsPeggybopeep]

Thank you so much for this Congo series and this KZbin channel! I'm congolese but grew up in the UK. I've never been been to Congo (yet!) My parents grew up around Kinshasa but thank you for showing me what my people and some parts of my culture are like first hand. Can't wait till I can finally go but until then, I have your videos 😁 Hope you get to 1 million subs soon! You're a gem and an inspiration x

[@montu8323]

F

[@rikalmankoko3714]

can say without a doubt that this is the most friendly guy on youtube towards the whole globe. I'm from Surinam living in the Netherlands but I would have shown you both places if you would have walked on me with that smile. Keep it up Mikey! :)

[@sarahwiden6599]

The people of the congo really know how to get down. Wow. I wanna come to the next congo rave lol! I love these videos. They have opened my eyes to a whole new beautiful world I didn't know existed

[@shalbec3232]

Merci yaya sarah 😭❤🇨🇩

[@muketshiamala]

Thank you so much brother for showing this part of the Kongo my home land❤

[@SAMI420]

The way they say “Mikey” melts my heart oh my goodness. Such pure joy

[@stephanieakolo5122]

This was definitely an adventure and I absolutely love how welcoming and fun everyone was

[@nathanhawkey8182]

Man I love watching your videos & learning about these cultures, you have so much respect for the people & tribes you meet, you respect & accept there traditions & it's easy to tell that you leave a impression on whoever you meet. I'd love to see these stories turned into a documentary series on either television or dvd/bluray, history channel let BBC should be sponsoring you as your videos are very educational & truly show a side of these places/people that is usually hidden & not really known about. The Congo videos have been my favourite so far but I would love to see a trip to the outskirt regions of places like Vietnam or similar from you one day, show the little villages & traditions of those cultures aswell

[@baan6981]

I love and appreciate how you travel my man. Not like Dale Phillips who would rather enjoy luxury hotels and and local artistic foods. You show the raw view of it. Thank you brother.

[@bunajoe9555]

I love everything about Congo. I understand everything happening in that video, I love the part where they were fishing because that’s my best activity in the jungle. The reason why they clear and make noise in the area where they want to fish from is to alert fish to come in the area.

[@ruculeishon]

Thank you for sharing this amazing experience Mike! Blessings!

[@richmac1414]

I love how nice and humble they are. They worry about your safety and say go slow. 9999% humanity needs to be as nice as them and the other tribes you've visited. One love.

[@Mothobius]

Not very nice to the snake though lol

[@chialara5302]

Ah wow this is soooo awesome! All those traps and hunting methods and the epic jam session waiting for dinner to cook… what a brilliant experience well done for creating that for yourself!