Tribal People Taste Test KFC VS McDonald's Fried Chicken

[@hughfuller8416]

A professional eater that takes very good care of his beard. It’s magnificent how he does this. He becoming my favorite person per every video.

[@MNWILD43]

I love these guys! I suffer from severe depression and my mood changes for the better whenever I watch.

[@adaywithmeathome]

Hope you feel a lot better soon💖💖💖💖

[@MNWILD43]

@@adaywithmeathome Thank you, young lady. 😁

[@Verlopil]

Stay strong! I'm sending good thoughts your way!

[@kristinparish9573]

Same. I always watch them when I'm having a bad day.

[@katrinw.3876]

I agree with you. Sending my best wishes for you - and whenever you're feeling bad, come back and enjoy another video!

[@flutie6449]

Any Americans here shocked that McDonald's has chicken on the bone?

[@osmadchlo]

🙋‍♀️

[@AceLovesRblx]

This is mccrispy chicken it's only available here in pakistan

[@osmadchlo]

@Andri Wilfritz no, it is not!

[@im1shak1biotches]

Before the video I thought it was unfair to test McDonald's nuggets to chicken bone in but... the more you know 🌈?!

[@musicforlife64ful]

It's very common here in Asia. In my country Malaysia, we even serve coconut rice (Nasi Lemak) with McDonald's fried chicken

[@ethereal1257]

Rana: "I think both McDonald's and KFC had a hen with only one leg." 🤣🤣🤣

[@aleczand1528]

I feel at peace watching these eating videos. I'm tired of cringe eaters of KZbin . This is actually humbling for me as I am an American who doesn't have many friends . man these guys give me that diversity I'm missing along with genuine happiness. I am so happy this channel has blown up in the past few months .

[@devodavis6747]

It's like a spot of purity in my day.

[@renellqvenxce293]

same bro same

[@RYNOCIRATOR_V5]

Cringe eaters? Have you watched any Report of the Week videos? His bone dry sarcasm is amazing.

[@root6667]

kfc stands for Kentucky Fried Chicken. kentucky is one of 50 states here in the u.s. the old man on the box is Colonel Harland Sanders,from kentucky and the inventor of kfc. he started selling it out of a gas station in the 1930's and opened the first restaurant in 1952. he died in 1980.

[@idellb6719]

So how is Mr. Tahir Nawab? He has been missing in action a lot lately, l pray that all is well with him.

[@rohitbhatt8007]

yes when will he be back

[@whatthedogdoin133]

yea i wanna know too

[@marilievanderwalt]

Please let us know how Dr Tahir is doing. I'm really worried about him.

[@dwanseicheine7409]

I like the videos better without him.

[@whatthedogdoin133]

@@dwanseicheine7409 why

[@terrylucas630]

Absolutely love these gentlemen. My day is better and only gets better as the video plays. Thank you young man for the content and finding such wonderful souls to showcase to the world. You are loved & appreciated🙏❤️😎

[@labadoor2607]

I agree... I love watching them

[@MayimHastings]

What a lovely, and perfect comment! Ditto!

[@195511SM]

I actually met Colonel Sanders back in 1979, when he came into the Denny's restaurant where I was working. He was in South Lake Tahoe visiting 2 of the KFCs in the area......and still in full costume, he had our soup of the day.

[@SalmanAwan464]

That's a very interesting, thanks for sharing. ☺️

[@sandwitch4300]

🆒️

[@JustAGalOnTheGo]

I love that you still remember what he ordered. Thx for including that. 😋

[@195511SM]

@@JustAGalOnTheGo It was the 'minestrone' soup.

[@brendacawston9236]

Wow. Interesting. I prefer KFC.

[@SheldonBeldon]

“KFC is made for patients with diabetes or high blood-pressure.” Yeah I wonder what my doctor would say about that lol.

[@stoneblue1795]

Yeah, woops!

[@sandwitch4300]

🙉😃

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

He could have meant with the problem of diabetes or BP

[@ptah31]

Yeah, all that salt made my heart doctor cry.

[@ptah31]

And 2 pieces white raised my BP 15pts for 2 days

[@Chlrintruc]

It’s like these people are more cultured and wise than most people in urban cities.

[@lknihs]

im currently watching this videos and noticed that mr Rana Nadeem now has a beutiful and full smile! im so happy for this, they deserve the best ♥

[@hankhopeless9062]

Rana has grown unbelieveably much since He got his new teeth. I wish We were able to do such good deeds every day

[@HyperVectra]

Its hard watching the old videos when he had no teeth and they serve him something that you need to chew how he has to break it into tiny little pieces and 'gum' it.

[@dniboc7227]

That looked like extra crispy for the KFC...should have given them the Original Recipe. The extra crispy is bland because the cooking process dulls the spices.

[@austinblair1463]

The cooking process is the same. The extra crispy is just double dipped in batter so it’s actually twice as seasoned. Instead of egg wash flower fry it’s egg wash flower egg wash flower fry

[@bus6292]

@@austinblair1463 I worked for a KFC restaurant in America in 1990-1991. The original recipe uses a completely different spice combination than the extra crispy and tastes completely different. I agree with Dan: Original recipe was the better choice, but I don't know if it's available in Pakistan.

[@austinblair1463]

@@bus6292 I worked there two years ago and am telling you all what we did man. Extra crispy was just double battered b

[@bus6292]

@@austinblair1463 I want to be clear that neither the marinating, breading or cooking processes for original recipe and extra crispy were the same. The place I worked at 30 years ago had a variant called Spicy Crispy that I honestly liked more than original but I don't know if it's still a thing because I haven't set foot in a KFC since quitting that job in high school.

[@bus6292]

@@austinblair1463 Extra Crispy being double battered Original makes so little sense my head hurts. They are completely different products, Austin. Wetting and dipping original twice would make soggy undercooked original, not extra crispy.

[@roygbiv9769]

Love how mindful they are about people’s medical conditions when they review

[@adeptiotsolutions3644]

I miss one of the guys. Love to watch them. Things we take for granted, they still appreciate.

[@BurtSampson]

I like how McDonalds doesn't sell that chicken in any English speaking countries, yet the box is entirely in English.

[@alanatolstad4824]

I caught the Maple leaf on the front of one of the boxes...Must be that Canada sells McDonald's chicken?

[@terrylynn9984]

Look at their smiles they are excited lol. Makes me hungry 😁❤ I.love KFC

[@DravenGal]

It’s kind of funny when they say the exact opposite things of each other.

[@annettefournier9655]

I think we have shortened their life span by at least 5 years with our unhealthy processed foods and fast food. But now you can see why people get to wanting it all the time. We would get KFC as a treat once a month in summer to not make the house hot with cooking. We loved it.😁

[@fozf9193]

Agree! I made it a point to give my kids a home cooked meal every day no matter how busy I was. We do get pizza or something else once in a while.

[@heroiccombatengineer6018]

@@fozf9193 ok

[@yuppy178]

I love how they call everything healthy even though they never are 😂😂

[@shahrukhvahidy9023]

Chaudhary's just so cool 👊 & Gul Sher with his class & finesse, the beard 👌 💯

[@carrieflood4265]

Anyone else watching this at lunchtime and now hungry for fried chicken?🍗🍗🍗

[@IRosamelia]

me and all I have eaten so far is a couple of boiled potatoes... darnit

[@195511SM]

It's only coming up on 9am here....but I could ALWAYS use some Popeyes.

[@aaronlopez3585]

@@IRosamelia 😂😂 at least your two potatoes ahead of me, my stomach growling Ferociously. LoL

[@IRosamelia]

@@aaronlopez3585 correction: two potatoes AND half a bag of Haribo gummies 🍬🍬🍬

[@vickymavir3626]

I have just ordered a McDonald's

[@lesliemccormick6527]

Great video full of great guys! As an aside, I am old enough to remember when 'KFC' was called "Kentucky Fried Chicken" and the Colonel Sanders spokesman was classier and promised finger-licking good chicken - and it was! Cooking methods have changed over the years and the name has changed along with the commercials which are just, well, weird, but 6he chicken is still pretty tasty. The only type of chicken McD's sells in Canada is chicken fillet burgers or chicken nuggets. Both of which are just o.k. Missing Tahir. Love this channel!!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@mspfinney]

Strange that they would pit a spicy chicken against a non spicy one. Needs to be more apples to apples. Also KFC was the extra crispy instead of the original recipe which has more flavor. I call for a redo! LOL

[@thatotherdebra1834]

I agree! 😁👍

[@zeeshankhalid5770]

No original recipe chicken in Pakistan. We just have one kind of chicken available at kfc which is similar to the extra crispy found in the US

[@mspfinney]

@@zeeshankhalid5770 - That’s too bad. I find the less crunchy original recipe has more flavor.

[@cpandjr]

They should have given them KFC original recipe instead of the crispy.

[@orennobilis6299]

I just found this channel, thanks FOODbibble sharing/credited yor guys video on FB. Thank you gentlemen, love to see every reaction you have. 🙏

[@natasharichardson4609]

I love this channel! I'm thinking about posting one of my favorite vids on my FB! But, the response I get will be questionable at best lol :)

[@randomkidx]

Do whatever you want to do, don’t worry about what others will say. You’re living your life not what others want you to think and do.

[@deehaley2737]

Chaudhary R looks like he is enjoying that McDonalds chicken leg so much, makes me want one, but never seen one before in Ohio USA 😩😩😩😩😩

[@TheShootist]

count your blessings.

[@01DOGG01]

You should see the menus of large chains in SE Asian countries

[@Hafischehassan]

Trust me its the best. Come to malaysia. Nasi lemak with fried chicken, chicken porridge, also chicken nugget. Mcd here always full because of this. Kfc is not the favourite anymore.

[@chrisparsons7043]

I'm with Gul, mind you, we don't get McDonalds chicken like that in England.

[@donnabrockable]

Or here in the USA

[@Pothwar-PK]

Agreed

[@danadyd59]

I have never seen McDonald's fried chicken in the US either.

[@gigih.hammer306]

chris parsons! Are you saying that McDonald's don't have that kind of chicken those guys ate in America? Since they raved about it, I wanted to try it next time I go to McDonald's. If it is really that good, I wonder why they don't sell it here in the States.

[@bambi274]

Nor in Belgium

[@Peanutfiendsblog]

KFC used to be much better in the 1980s and 90s. It went very downhill in quality after that(at least here in the USA) We don't have mcdonald's fried chicken here but it looked much better to me.

[@aaronlopez3585]

The war has begun, McDonald's has invaded KFC territory. And Popeyes, Church's, Chick-fil-A and a host of others get their friars ready and the feathers will fly. 🤭

[@DavidLS1]

Until a pecking order is established?

[@penelopelopez8296]

McDonalds needs to start selling this at their restaurants in America. That’s not fair that the rest of the world gets the good stuff and we don’t. I’m not liking that at all.

[@aaronlopez3585]

@@DavidLS1 Will see who rules the roost when it's all over.

[@aaronlopez3585]

@@penelopelopez8296 We'll see if someone at their HQ gets in touch with this region and See's the data and introduces it here.

[@DavidLS1]

@@aaronlopez3585 We'll finish this later. I need to get out for awhile. I'm feeling cooped up.

[@devodavis6747]

I really enjoyed this one, more food battles!

[@celestinaanderson3979]

I love how our friends always tell us which foods are good or bad for heart patients, diabetics, people with high blood pressure and people with no teeth...lol. Today we learned people with high blood pressure and heart patients should NOT be eating this chicken!!😂😂💚💚

[@dawndawkins3846]

I never knew McDonald's sold fried chicken. And I live in Washington DC. They do it here !! Wow..they are blessed to try it being all the way over there lol

[@daviddelgado6090]

It's rewarding to see you enjoying food.

[@vishalramcharan587]

Aray wah !!!! God bless them all.However my friends firgit to say Bismillah before eating😮

[@fmjericho887]

Keep it up, I've seen almost all your vids.

[@CLOWNBOT00]

First thing I notice is how red McDonald's breading is; a clear indicator that it's spicy. When their Mighty Wings came out here in the states about 5-6 years ago, I loved them! People complained about the price and spice, then they went away... talk about not nice. 😡

[@asrafzonan1152]

spicy mcd chicken is better than kfc hot n spicy but kfc zinger burger is better than mcd spicy mcchicken and if you are in Malaysia, nothing can beat kfc cheezy wedges

[@cherish_xo]

Malaysian here 🙋‍♀️ and I second everything this person says

[@pattiemartin9253]

As an American, I didn’t know McDonald’s had fried chicken

[@NattyWerewolf]

The McDonald’s fried chicken in Pakistan is legit for some reason

[@sabineevers5577]

Why (?!) do I always watch videos like this one on one of my diet days? Just the sound of these good people biting into the crispy coating made me want to drool like one of Pavlov's laboratory animals. The second problem is that here, in the German countryside, there's neither McDonald's nor KFC anywhere near... just living hens which don't belong to me. Well, I'll have to get over it :-D

[@gigih.hammer306]

Sabine Evers. I'm German too and when I went home for a visit, I seen KFC and McDonald's everywhere. Of course that was in the city like Duesseldorf and Koeln. Your right, I never seen either of them in the countryside.

[@sabineevers5577]

@@gigih.hammer306 Nice to meet you, nice to receive your reply. You are right too, of course. The cities are well equipped with many fastfood chain restaurants, but well, I live in a small village - which is absolutely okay with me. A visit to a fastfood restaurant every now and then can't do any harm (and the products are quite tasty of course!), but it's always the same - the quantity defines the poison (die Dosis macht das Gift *g*), and as I just have to SAY 'McDonald's' just once and weigh a kilo more than before ... well, it's better this way :-D (like: and lead us not into temptation) Take care, stay safe and healthy!

[@gigih.hammer306]

@@sabineevers5577 It was a pleasure for me also to respond to a comment from Germany. I also grew up in a small pretty city. It was in Radolfzell am Bodensee. I so much like to remember growing up there. On clear days we could see Austria and Switzerland and sometimes we could get a gleams of the Bavarian Alps. I loved growing up there and I have so many good memories. I will never see my homeland again, due to my health problems that creep up on you when you get older. I often listen to German music, but what gets me, I hardly remember hearing them. I was a child, what did I do? My Mother dragged me often to operas and I so disliked opera. Or classical performances. Like Beethoven, and all the old dead geniuses. Guess my Mother didn't listen to popular music of that time. As soon as she turned on the radio and I heard opera being played, I disappeared to go and play out site. I remember few popular songs being played on someone else's radio. After I became old enough, I left home and went to stay with my middle sister that lived in Duesseldorf. In Radolfzell I had never seen an American. That part was and still is occupide be the French. They actually didn't destroy much of that land as long as the farmers gave them food. To me Radolfzell was such a pretty very clean looking small city. When you grow up somewhere, you seldom left the place. Everybody seemed to stay put. After I met Americans, I married one to the objection of my mother. I was the youngest of 5 siblings and when ever I met a man from another country, I was always forbidden to date any of them. But when love hits you, you don't care about your mothers wishes anymore. I was old enough to make my own decisions. She no longer could forbid me whom to see or date. My American husband always told me that I was beautiful. I never seen myself as that. After his time in Germany came to an end, I moved with him to the States, not speaking any English. I am self taught in just simple every day words. I had such a big culture shock coming to the States. To me Americans live to fast. Nothing is done slowly here. I was in awe over the super markets here. In Radolfzell I went to a bakery shop to buy bread, or a butcher shop to buy our meats and wurst. Here you can buy all those items in one store. Sundays every store is open. People go shopping till late at night. Some even stayed open 24/7. I actually regretted coming here quite often. My marriage didn't last long. Only 7 years. My then husband changed his personality. He became obsessed with me, trying to tell me what he wanted me to wear and how long my shopping should last. After 7 years I had enough of that. No man is ever going to tell me what I could wear. He came from Ohio and I lived there for about 9 years. I met my other husband there, but his work took us to Texas. Been here ever since. After 33 years of being married to him, he died of cancer. I loved him so very much and my whole life changed after God took him away from me. I became a recluse. My oldest daughter lives with me now for the last 18 years. I never remarried, didn't wanted too. I'm still very much in love with my departed husband and will be till its my time. I want to be buried beside my husband. Oh WOW, I sure told you a lot about myself. Guess that comes from loneliness.. Forgive me for talking so much. I would write in German, but I forgot many German words and I don't have the opportunity to speak my own language. As a child I watched many American western movies in Germany. They always seem to take place in Texas. They always looked so romantic and pretty. When we drove through Texas to go to Nevada, I was shocked what Texas actually looked like. Could not fathom anyone living here. Now look where I ended up living. Texas baby. I think I wrote enough about myself and I'm sorry if I bored you. Have a pleasant and safe day.

[@sabineevers5577]

@@gigih.hammer306 Wow, I am truly honored by your kind, openhearted words ... thank you! And look - isn't this one a small world? And a multi-colored one, thanks to all deities. Via some channel in which several very esteemed gentlemen from (I don't even know where exactly they are from and I don't want to insult anybody by saying it wrongly ... somewhere in Asia at least) try and test different kinds of food, two elderly German resp. German-rooted ladies send each other some friendly messages from the US to Germany. Sorry to everybody, should we abuse your channel somehow, but isn't this the epitome of a united world :-D I come from the very north of Germany, North Sea coast like, and now live near Hamelin (PiedPiper, you remember?). Your story is both very touching and reads itself very adventurously. I know it's not a rose garden, but it sounds both courageous and very eventful. My deepest sympathy with regard to your late husband; but I do hope you are not too lonely, at least there is a daughter as I understand. My kids are in their late twenties and do not live with me anymore, and I'm divorced for 20 years, living on my own and very much enjoying my freedom *sports happy smile* One thing ... I beg to differ, and I apologize if I misunderstand you, but Radolfzell is not occupied by anybody anymore, the time of the occupied zones in Germany is long gone, even our Britsh friends left Hamelin some years ago *cheers to the 28th and 35th Engineer Regiment* Well, that bl... war is over for almost 80 years now, again, thanks to all deities listening ;-) All the best to you, and stay safe and healthy! Sabine

[@gigih.hammer306]

@@sabineevers5577 I am so impressed with your knowledge of fancy American words. You still live in Germany, I came to the States and don't know big fancy words. That tells me you had a lot more schooling then I did. I graduated when I was 14 and immediately found me a job. My Mother had sacrificed her whole youth taking care of us. She worked 2 jobs just so she could feed me. My older siblings had left to live on their own. I actually didn't see them often. My beloved mother was everything to me. She was my mother, my mother, a very strict one, she was my Vater, my protector. I never knew my Vater. From what I was told, he died shortly after I was born. I wanted to help my mother, I didn't wanted her to have to work so much. I never wore new clothes. I know how much my mom loved me and I wanted to make her life a little easier. I handed her my whole pay check and I got to keep 50 Pfennig. With that I bought myself Ice cream sometimes, or I spend it going to the movies. Mostly American western movies. I finally got to wear some brand new clothes. My life then was so simple. My mom took me on Sunday walks through our beautiful forests. We always took small buckets with us to collect wild berries. Oh God the tasted so good. very, very sweet. My mouth was often smeared from the juice of blueberries. We picked wild flowers. Wilde Feichlinge, schnee Gloeckchen and small roses that grew everywhere. Every so often we came to a small chapel. We always stopped and prayed. Those adorable little chapels were always decked out with candles and wild flowers. Sometimes my mom took me on a outing to a old castle. We packed sandwiches and Sprudel and sang our hearts out. I was happy then and I will never forget those little pleasures. The trip to an old castle took all day. Birds were singing, the wood peckers were busy pecking holes into trees. We heard the Kuckos speaking to each other. I noticed every little thing and it felled like paradise to me. When I lived there the French still occupied that area. I'm glad to hear they no longer do. As children we often walked by the Franzoesigen Kazerne. My mother of course lived through the last few years of the war. She told me many things about that war. I was to young to understand what war meant. But I remember that she threw me on the ground and covered my body with hers when the sirens were tested. In her mind she thought we were being attacked by bombers. People looked at us strangely. My mom was born in then Danzig Prussia and that city was destroyed by the Russians. She had to flee from there and she ended up in Radolfzell am Bodensee. You would not believe what I found out after I came to America. My children asked me one time, Momma did you ever meet your grandparents? When my oldest sister called me once a month, I asked her if she ever met our grandparents. I was totally shocked what she told me. Guess I was lied to all my growing up years. My mom was the 23th child of her parents. Her mother died giving birth to her. Her Vater could not afford to keep her and gave her to an older childless couple. I couldn't speak for several minutes I was so shocked hearing that. I asked my sister why was I never told this? Her answer was, my mom wanted me to be protected and I was to young to hear a story like that. I asked her, why was I not ever told after I became an adult. My mother wanted it that way. I got very angry for being lied to all my life. As a child I never asked questions. I found it natural to just have a mother and no other relatives. I was told once I did asked my mom shortly before I went to the Sates, and she said she was not going to dig up old bones. She always looked at me as her little child and the truth would hurt me. I couldn't let my anger out at my mom. She had passed away. Now I never will find out anything else, because all my siblings also have passed. I have a couple nieces living in Germany, but they sure don't know anything. Well here I went again telling you part of my life. I won't do that anymore. Have a great night. You are most likely asleep be now. Its 11.22 at night here, so have a nice day tomorrow. Alles liebe und gute. Gigi.

[@terrylucas630]

I’ve never had McDonald’s chicken, because who goes to a spaghetti restaurant and orders a hamburger, but now I’m going to try McDonald’s chicken. Thank you for the info.

[@Zauchi]

they don't sell that type of chicken in my countries Mc Donalds, only nuggets, strips and the burgers.

[@madensmith7014]

McDonalds is more of a fried chicken restaurant than a burger joint here lol

[@muthah3013]

Gul Ser is a natural sales man and TV announcer. McDonalds and KFC should be sent this video so they can hire these men to be spokesmen for their companies in Pakistan. Seriously.

[@catecurry48]

3:18 I hope Chaudhary Raffique doens't get in trouble from his wife for saying he hasn't each such tasty chicken at home!

[@em0_tion]

Thank you for feeding them crispy fried chicken, it's a real treat to taste and for us to watch them enjoy it. 👍

[@rogercastle2434]

McDonald's for the win! I enjoy the fellas, and these videos. They are always thankful, and that is refreshing to see. God bless

[@atclowning]

Just recently come across your videos & I already love them. My parents were Traveling evangelist ministers all across the US So I have traveled to almost every state in the US & some Canadian Provinces. I've also Had McDonald's in Russia twice. I Have yet to see bone in chicken at McDonald's. It looks like you'll had extra crispy recipe from KFC. HOWEVER the original recipe is the best I don't care for the extra crispy chicken It is salty and bland. How I wish that you could try the original. When I was a child in Canada they used to have a restaurant called Red Barn they had fabulous fried chicken and burgers. May you Gentlemen & your families know God's Love, Grace and Peace all the days of your lives. 🙏

[@MariOlsdatter1919]

I don't think McDonald inside the US makes fried chicken except in sandwiches but I haven't been to one since Covid so many be wrong.

[@ageminisopinion957]

Chaudhary & Gul my fav :)

[@ninawest8]

In Omaha Nebraska I have never seen chicken on the bone..It looks good, I wish we had it

[@karinac.3378]

I don't go to Macdonalds or KFC.. I used to go only for coffees but now it's been 10 years since I last had a meal there

[@RYNOCIRATOR_V5]

this is a very good video format, i would appreciate more of these :)

[@bronsonstrundson313]

Great idea with the famous food vs famous food🤩🏅

[@andrehendrixx2450]

You should do a series where they try to cook theese things from recipes and also you should a video trying Puerto Rican food they will love it

[@jonnyskoglund5528]

Hahahaha Gul Sher Khan snuck in the N-word att 4:40.

[@IRosamelia]

02:05 Gul Sher Kahn: both KFC and McDonald's chicken are healthy. Me: oh honey, do I have some bad news for you...

[@Blade-jg2hn]

@@madrexertheboredtm7728 well in punjab healthy is the politically correct word for fat.

[@libertatemadvocatus1797]

In poorer societies; fatty, hardy foods are considered healthy due to the excess physical work.

[@IRosamelia]

@@libertatemadvocatus1797 actually, in Asian countries (and very specially the indian subcontinent) there is an obesity pandemic. Public health officials and ngo's are quite worried 🤔

[@RandomNirvanaSXE]

@@madrexertheboredtm7728 these are villagers, they are not extremely wealthy. They do not have abundance at their feet. foods like these are high in calories, which is considered healthy by those just trying to get by daily.

[@ryanawilson8549]

The old man is Colonel Harland Sanders, the founder of KFC and he is from my home state of Kentucky, USA.

[@jaysmith2858]

They regularly talk about whether things are good/bad for people with diabetes or high blood pressure. Do a lot of people in Pakistan suffer from either of those two conditions?

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

The same with other channels from India. Surprisingly i guess diabetes is bigger than we thought there. Must be in Pak too

[@pedrotavares5028]

This guys are amazing! I love them all but Iam specially fond of Doctor Tahir, Mr Rana, Mr Chaudary and The big happy sultan! I would very much like to send them something for them to eat from Portugal some tradional snacks and some gifts for them and their families, how can I do it that I can rest assured it gets to them? Thanks a lot for the good moments you guys give us!

[@870mac]

Everytime I see Mr. Gul Sher, I recall a comment that donned him as the “Tribal Thanos” 😂😂😂

[@ladiuneeq9789]

I gave him that name shortly after this channel started. I thought it was fitting, and they told him about it and showed him a picture of Thanos. He laughed and said he was grateful.

[@870mac]

@@ladiuneeq9789 Makes my heart smile

[@ladiuneeq9789]

@@870mac My heart smiled when I watched the video. They told Raffique that somebody labeled him Tribal Harrison Ford and showed him a picture of Harrison Ford. Raffique laughed and agreed that they did look alike and asked if he could be "Harrison Ford 2" and do movies. It was cute.🥰

[@870mac]

@@ladiuneeq9789 I seen that comment also 🤣🤣🤣 the accuracy of the Thanos comment just blew me away though.

[@ladiuneeq9789]

@@870mac 😂😂😂

[@amosand7476]

Love how when something hasn’t got a lot of spice in it it’s deemed fit for heart patients blood pressure patients old and young people also love it

[@kirstensocialbutterfly6025]

They should of tried KFC original & not the crispy.

[@tngerman]

Second time they used nasty crispy

[@gayle525]

Now how can you have a fair taste test when one is the spicy flavor and one is not? Be fair people!

[@If6turnsouttobe9]

Grew up on a farm, and have since leaving it tried to buy food from anywhere but fast food and grocery chain stores. The amount of food they deal with make it so that the process just cannot be healthy, or very humane either. The beef and pork and chicken I eat, my family, I see it with my own eyes grazing, etc. Buy, and send to meat processor. I go help them package it myself often, as it's a small family owned slaughterhouse, they give me good deals.

[@sandwitch4300]

They are the same as the western kids! happy to be eating some junk food 😋

[@youtubeisnow1984]

Great video! These guys are awesome!

[@shellyclark4455]

I live in California and are McDonald's don't have bone in chicken just nuggets and filets. Great job guys😍🐔

[@KK-jb1fy]

2:30 "However it will [be] reveal[ed] after eating ... which one is more spicy." He knows what's up...

[@GeejMusic]

since when does mcdonalds have fried chicken

[@HempyChick]

i thought the same thing, ive never seen it in kansas, only nuggets or strips

[@sufizarocks]

@@HempyChick mcdonalds in most parts of asia (i think. i know that thailand, malaysia and im sure singapore definitely do, not surprised with pakistan) serves fried chicken lol. imo (and i love spicy food) their spicy fried chicken is miles better than kfc 😂

[@aamirwaheed3478]

Since it came to Pakistan

[@JohnLynch0]

Get these amazing people some Chic-Fil-A! Stat!!

[@OuterGalaxyLounge]

Gul Sher Khan is such a majestic man. He should be served this chicken on a throne at the far end of a grand hallway in a palace.

[@bananasenpai]

Gul Sher Khan Baloch is asking the right questions right there! and man, you tryna light a fire or something bro? That's dangerous LOL

[@mariroerig2991]

I’ve never seen or even heard of a McDonald’s that has fried chicken.

[@qwertz247]

Many Asian and some European countries have them. I noticed every country McDonald’s is slightly different

[@KK-ro7gx]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5vViadjn9uKl9k McDonald spicy chicken better than Kfc ( McD original suck )

[@phumzilezama2340]

Would it be possible to have a LIVE streaming... i think it would be great 🙂 and Happy Spring Day everyone

[@TommyLegamerQc]

Love y'all videos, keep it up ❤️

[@deej9586]

McDonald's tastes like something boiled for patients 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love them so much

[@edwardtakacs6877]

That reply cracked me up too...laughed so hard, had to start the video over again... Best belly laugh in a LONG TIME...THANKS GUYS...!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@deej9586]

@@edwardtakacs6877 I'm still laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@doralevitt2879]

I love their reasoning- too funny, but I didn't know that Micky D's sells fried chicken other than their sandwiches, I have to check it out, I haven't seen it here in NYC 🤔😄🌷

[@Ghostfriend7100]

I love Harrison Ford's smile when he learns he gets to try two different places' chicken at once.

[@biskygiver]

It's fairly routine for them to mention which food is best for those with diabetes. I gather it is rather prevalent in their communities. And outside of McNuggets I did not know they had chicken.

[@DestinationsChronicles]

You should do a video where they compare McD to the Original Recipe of KFC (Which I like better than the extra crisp)

[@summersands8105]

Is Gul Sher Khan part of the Baloch tribe that makes the Baloch carpets? If so, you should do a video and show people the beautiful carpets they make.

[@error_7076]

does anyone know what that background music is?

[@Dayhawk101]

Lol at 6:12 you can see a bug crawling under the plate of the KFC side haha.

[@5Zigen391]

Bismillah ir Rahman ir Rahim...in the name of God the most gracious and merciful

[@captainofthesea1160]

I've always wondered why many in 1st world countries are unhappy but people in 3rd world countries, despite their struggles ... Are happier. Covid and these awesome guys taught us that we need to appreciate and be happy about the smaller things in life. Quantity is not always better. Take every moment as it comes and acknowledge that you are blessed with life.

[@douggraves8958]

God forgive me but I feel like I am watching a time warp in the time of Kipling. I love these people very much and cannot understand how they ever became our foes. I am certain they represent 90% of their people.

[@donnabrockable]

I am confused on why you have 2 different types of chicken. KFC has spicy chicken also. That would have been a better comparison.

[@cooldude4643]

here they only do one type

[@donnabrockable]

@@cooldude4643 But here they do not have whole chicken at McD's only have like nuggets or so forth. You would never see a leg or breast. But KFC has plenty of spicy chicken in all types of ways but they used the tamest pieces?

[@cooldude4643]

@@donnabrockable same here. You cant get chicken with bones at mcdonalds

[@azzyd127]

I have a feeling the flavours of fried chicken offered in Pakistanis and Malaysian KFC and McD restaurants are rather similar. Here in Malaysia, KFC sells Original Recipe (to us, this is the milder version that kids can tolerate) and Hot & Spicy (more heat, thicker and more rough-looking coating, and what many adults prefer. It is not bland. Just spicier.) fried chicken. McDonald's sells Regular and Spicy fried chicken. From this video, it looks like they did get KFC's Hot & Spicy and McD's spicy fried chicken pieces. If this is true, then it is a fair comparison as they did get the spicier versions of each company's fried chicken. Personally, for milder flavoured fried chicken, I would prefer KFC's original recipe, and for the spicy variety, I would choose McD's (it is indeed spicier than KFC's Hot & Spicy). 😊

[@tallouse2146]

I wish Mc Donalds made fried chicken like that in America. It looks delicious 🤤

[@ColorsofLifewithFakiha]

You are right… i am from Pakistan Karachi city … and food over there is awesome… i miss my food in USA

[@ffgoldsmith246]

Finally normal people/youtubers no acting and screaming like others👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 would like to see more😃 like trying tropical fruits

[@Jason01207]

Pleasure to watch great vids

[@fiddledeedee6970]

What devilry is this? Chaudrey prefers a spicy thing?

[@RicardoCooper]

Chaudhary will sleep in the dog house tonight (for dissin his wife's food!)

[@kiwinewz2042]

When I need a dose of life I watch these Gentle men.

[@redux-ff1rh]

Are you guys based in the US? I’ve seen tribal people trying baskin robbins and stuff like that, curious

[@DravenGal]

The Colonel was on a cake box? And wow, it’s really weird to see how different they look side by side.

[@shehreenamjad3957]

they are really simple and sweet people.

[@Ben-tr]

I didn't know McDonald's made fried chicken 🍗,or maybe they own KFC

[@mugibadam5512]

Professional food critics, all mentioning both KFC and McDonald's pros and cons

[@joette5333]

when did Mc D start selling fried chicken ? My local store only has the gross rubber nuggets

[@ajbudda1038]

It's only available in India and Pakistan

[@djmagx]

Mcdonald's... Fried chicken?

[@aamirwaheed3478]

Yes it is server in Pakistan

[@phumzilezama2340]

I'm surprised too...