Sakhile Dube talking about his family name and Zebra's

[@78galder]

The best voice on the internet. It’s so great to listen to such a positive and warm person. And you even learn new things 😁

[@burpostockings]

Yeah his voice is butter in my ears. Love the videos he's in. Especially when he describes zulu culture. Lmao i have nothing to do with this information, but its fun to watch.

[@Osteen529]

Absolutely! I don’t care what he talks about… he can talk about bin collection for all I care I’d still listen.

[@tina5670]

I thought I would get use to his voice but I am still swept away

[@lydyolife]

I want to go to South Africa just to go on safari with this Sakhile. What a treat!

[@marvellousmeki608]

I'm Zimbabwean and my totem is mbizi, zebra and well related to Dubes. Im happy we share the same totem.

[@sullen5616]

Sakhile, could you talk about how a traditional meal is done? Hunting, preparation, cooking, how to be respectful while eating around others, things like that?

[@bertberw8653]

I second that request

[@safariandsurf-wildernessad3956]

Hi guys, thanks for the suggestion, will definitely working on that one!

[@aidanbotha6556]

@@safariandsurf-wildernessad3956 Ngiyabonga mngani wami!

[@saoner1]

Dude you've got a phenomenal voice. I could listen to you talking for hours

[@arielshikoba1857]

I am in love with his voice 😍😍😍

[@jamesrasmussen9281]

"A donkey in a soccer ball jersey" is a great description! I love it

[@SevenCrowsASecret]

thank you, I heard "a donkey with a sucker for jay-z" and came to the comments for clarity! haha

[@slobry]

@@SevenCrowsASecret LMAO

[@simeon2851]

Njovu. Ndlovu. Gonya. Ngwenya. Thousands of miles apart, yet our languages are so similar.

[@jakubport7361]

If more people where as wholesome and kind in spirit like Sakhile, the world would be lovely place to be in. Such an amazing person you are.

[@bard5417]

I could listen to you speak all day. Greetings from Scotland!

[@gavinmclean6192]

Mr Sakhile Dube, You are a great Teacher of Life and a Great Leader. Thank you for sharing your history, knowledge and Integrity. God bless you and Family, and us All.

[@udiggit13]

Thank you, My Brother.

[@GrumpyTinashe]

So true. Same thing in Zimbabwe across the border. We have family totems named after animals. It means a family can not kill, eat or hunt that animal. Our family totem is the porcupine, and other families with have buffalo (nyathi), eland (mhofu), lion (shumba) etc. It was our African way of protecting wildlife resources from being over hunted. We had beliefs like it was taboo to kill a very big python or elephant and so on. Obviously to allow it to pass on its superior genes to next generation. Thanks

[@marvellousmeki608]

Yes yes very true

[@zuziorable7948]

His face is so happy, how can anybody be so happy?

[@theovanhurtere]

look at his sorroundings

[@jeremiahpollack494]

If you keep making these videos you will become famous

[@LilSeizures]

The world needs more Sakhile Dube!

[@MrSoundSeeker]

Agree :)

[@phyllisanngodfrey6137]

Thank you for generously sharing all the knowledge you have about your homeland with us. Africa is an UNFORGETTABLE continent. I lived in Rhodesia almost 50 years ago and still remember the unique smell of the place. It was a hot dry smell, a little acidic yet a little sweet. I would love to come back, at age 72, that is unlikely. You help me remember 🥰

[@luckylifeonwheels626]

Love your voice... I watch your videos with my grand kids all the time very educational awesome videos 😎

[@octopusexperiment1931]

I've gone back to watch the video explaining Zulu clicks many times and only just now found a whole channel of Sakhile. I would love to travel around Africa someday. I already wanted to go to Ethopia and Nigeria, but now also maybe I should add south Africa to listen to this man's tours in real life :)

[@meriena]

Omg what a voice

[@MsLadyisatramp]

I learn so much from you Sakhile. Blessings to you and your animals and nature.

[@dwaeji]

Imagine if the lion king was voiced in its original african language, just imagine this guy doing mufasa's voice

[@Drxsan]

I like your documentary , I have seen your other videos and they are interesting..ciao ciao from Italy 🇮🇹👋🏻😊

[@mauidemigodofthewindandsea456]

Just came from reddit, a booming post was made about your Zulu clicks video. Thank you for the amazing content!! Your voice is simply liquid gold.

[@curtisthomas2670]

Greetings and blessings from Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean. Enjoying your videos. May the ancestors guide and watch over you. 🙏

[@jojocaddy3993]

I can listen to his voice everyday....i wish he had a podcast ide listen to him all day eeerrday

[@alstuart]

I get chills and tears in my eyes listening to your voice. I also really enjoy what you have to say.

[@j.goodie522]

New subscriber... learning so much about about Africa and the Zulu nation....love your voice...very soothing

[@DesireeLourensArtist]

Amazing insights. Mokoena is seSotho & is also the clan of the crocodile. I love it. Pythagoras believed a similar notion about not eating animals. I believe it's called animism. I just love it.

[@JIMBO8472]

Sakhile is so charismatic

[@Bamabkrankn]

He needs his own channel asap. Thanks for sharing

[@safariandsurf-wildernessad3956]

Thanks Bama, this is my own channel. I'm the co-owner of Safari and Surf - Wilderness Adventures. Come join me on a Game Drive or Walking Safari in St Lucia - South Africa one day please!

[@oskarm1034]

Dude. You are the greatest.

[@faehwen]

I love how you really give a lot of context about this. I learned things I didn't realize I wanted to know. Looking forward to your videos!

[@michaelgask]

Love your surname traditions, Sakhile. It keeps your connection to the land and to these awesome animals. Thanks for sharing. New fan here, but really enjoying these videos. Learning so much. Greetings from New Zealand. 🇳🇿

[@skaramicke]

Found this channel via the click sounds video on Reddit. Instant subscribe. Love your voice!

[@petererickson515]

Alaska resident here! Please continue the videos!

[@YoreHistory]

I have been researching the Zulu people for a future history episode. Such a rich and fascinating history. Thanks so much Sakhile! Your unique perspective into the culture and history of your people is amazing!

[@paigeherrin29]

Cool channel. Absolutely lovely cultural stories about the stewards of our origins. Thanks for this, man. And your ancestors for having the foresight to realize there are treasures in the world that must be protected in order to protect us all in the future. Until your surname story, I never considered that these animals and living things were intentionally being protected by the people for millennia.

[@Adan11961]

Aaaaand i just watched all your videos in one sitting.

[@ShaggyPker]

My new favorite channel on YT. Please never stop making these videos.

[@Unfamiliar_Fruit]

Thanks so much Sakhile! This was absolutely fascinating.

[@holleysdotcom]

Fascinating lesson! Thank you for sharing. It must be so amazing to be able to go outside and see such animals.

[@jennifermorris8281]

Mr. Dube is such a wonderful storyteller; thank you for sharing this with us! I would love to see more videos like this.

[@VEE-rd7cu]

Awesome! Stewards of the lands & sea, We need to come back to this world!

[@OllyWood688]

Man this is even better than radio voice hobo from some ten years ago. If he got exposure to any kind of voice centered new main stream media, like twitch podcasts or amongus streams, he'd blow up in a week tops across milennials to zoomers.

[@1337Jogi]

I love South Africa. Such a beautiful country and all the wildlife - it humbles you. I had just once the opportunity to visit but that was fantastic. Too sad there is alot of crime and so much hate. You Zulu people have such a fascinating culture.

[@ravenfeeder]

Really enjoying these videos! There are very few accessible sources (that I know of) for an American to learn about the people of South Africa, so these are always something new to me!

[@hydrogamer471]

how about you learn about your own people from back home before putting others before you

[@ravenfeeder]

@@hydrogamer471 what lol

[@arianna1285]

I love listening to your voice, but what you have to say about culture is very logical and beautiful. I also appreciate you explaining and teaching the languages.

[@darkwaterhermit]

You make me very happy Zebra Man, keep em coming.

[@deebrent3029]

Great voice!!!

[@stephanieplatt6138]

Such a beautiful name

[@lovetotheworld2522]

I imagine Shaka voice was like yours. Good life to you.🌹💕

[@michaelohair3715]

An astounding voice and beautiful manner.

[@ElanoreHour]

You are a treasure to this world. Showing us your beautiful home and taking time of your day to share your knowledge. Making the world a better place with sharing your knowledge.

[@stump182]

Dude! You are a great teacher. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Love from Texas.

[@Stevo1361]

0:10 you know he's holding back on the bass from the start haha.

[@tylerthoren9760]

Mr. Dube you are absolutely awesome! Your stories are so interesting and so well told, it is a joy to listen to you. Thank you! Keep making videos!

[@hollyrayne1954]

My son and I enjoy your channel so much. It's so nice to see content like this. Please keep posting!! :)

[@KB-uu4fy]

I have searched for every video he has done, to listen to his amazing voice. He would make a radio channel a fortune 😊

[@Moneyc14]

Excellent!!!

[@lynettegraves6261]

This is such informative and interesting info! Love it!

[@TheGilbertorr]

Greetings from USA! This is an incredible channel. Much love to you and your family!

[@eurodance]

Greetings from Canada. Love listening to you, very educational!! Subscribed

[@roklobsta1986]

I love your videos Sakhile. You are so positive and its great to learn about your culture and country. Keep the videos coming.

[@shaskins15]

If his videos were longer I could fall asleep listening to him

[@tiffanynottage7241]

This was an amazing video! I hope to one day visit South Africa.

[@bobibg4ever]

Same tbh

[@lids65]

Wonderful 💜

[@jcruz4261]

That’s amazing! I always wondered why the zebras were not threathened like horses! Thanks from Brazil! 🇧🇷

[@GodofPainBelial]

That is so cool. I love Zebras, that is neat that it's your surname.

[@leonicebruder354]

wow,,very eduational,,,keep up the good work,,,

[@saibaschbeis8731]

Very interesting videos, I really like them. One suggestion if I may (although I guess this is a bit hard due to video cutting): I feel the clips are ending too fast, without a proper ending. Maybe say some final words like some "goodbye, see you next time", would make it more wholesome I think :)

[@zuupcat]

Awesome video! Please keep them coming! ☺️

[@HoneyBadgerVideos]

You seem like a passionate and smart individual. Great work!

[@vincent2003]

Love the new videos! Please keep making more

[@IJerps]

Every new video makes me smile and teaches me something new - love this channel!

[@bdbtbb]

Fascinating. Thanks.

[@parm318]

WoW! thank you for blessing me with your roots, culture and knowledge. I always wondered why Zebras weren’t worked like a horse. In Canada we have Moose that also has not been domesticated.

[@bugzyhardrada3168]

Dude you'd have to be a bloody madman to attempt domestication of the moose...theyre absolutely bonkers

[@curtisthomas2670]

People have tried, they just don't cooperate

[@nineblackgoats]

That place truly seems to be the land of wonders 🤩

[@thecorncrew5981]

Awesome, I learned so much from this, thank you!

[@dubara7759]

This channel is amazing, I have watched all of the videos. Hope you will continue making them and greetings from Serbia.

[@k7l3rworkman97]

This man needs more videos and/or Longer educational videos 🥰☮️ I’d love to hear stories and more history

[@ellisbarbee4314]

Love stuff like this :) keep making this type of stuff, i guarantee you'll blow up on youtube

[@in_and_out2401]

The Baganda people in Uganda also have a similar practice with the surnames. Each name is represented by a clan and an animal/plant. We too cannot hunt or eat that animal. Ex. Njovu (elephant) is one of the several animal totems

[@zeenkosis]

Wow that’s spelled so closely to Ndlovu

[@VULPESRUBRUS]

More about culture videos pls

[@safariandsurf-wildernessad3956]

We'll be working on more culture movies soon!

[@TODR34M]

love your channel!

[@nazin.s]

Sakhile, I like to listen to your voice, it is deep and beautiful

[@MuffinologyTrainer]

I need more of this.

[@Julia-jk4hw]

Love these videos!!

[@cd0rn]

I like and appreciate your videos, and I think it would be great if you could attach pictures of the different types as you talk about them. or maybe zoomed-in shots. Wish you all the best.

[@reedbeggs4274]

I just found out you have a KZbin channel. Love your videos and I shared the Zulu clicks video to a tone of people. I'll be finding you more subscribers.

[@sulaiminahburns5814]

What is his channel please?

[@mikenolan3060]

Been watching a few of your videos and bugger me sideways best vids from Africa I have seen in a long time. Bloody top notch mate. I offer you a tour of my land of Australia in exchange of a tour of your great land of Africa?

[@princeali8862]

You are so cool !

[@captainx5379]

Please do more videos of your culture 🙏

[@c4c4cr0773]

Dubé is a name common in Québec, but the origins are totally different!

[@pashhunter5965]

This is awesome

[@sulaiminahburns5814]

Your voice is beautiful ❤️

[@GermanTacos_]

I would love to hear about supernatural stories and other things like that of your culture!

[@lubosjanosik2219]

Nice

Thank you 😁