Tribal People Try American Breakfast For The First Time

Tribal People Try American Breakfast For The First Time
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Villagers From All Over Pakistan Try American Breakfast For The First Time:
- Pancakes, Scrambled eggs, Sausage, etc
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[@mickk1934]

I laughed when she was talking about how Americans believe that spices have health benefits but still don’t use them in their cooking. The casual shade was stunning 😂

[@FlowerTower]

She meant to say white Americans 😹 white people period, actually.

[@thomasmccauley6212]

@@FlowerTower Blacks love thier spice but the obesity rate is higher for blacks than whites in America. Black people food is always do delicious and fatty.

[@FlowerTower]

@@thomasmccauley6212 first of all, let’s stop calling black people blacks 🥴 Second of all, black people have higher obesity rates due to racism in the medical fields, housing industry, etc. For example, I live in what is called a food desert. There are no grocery stores. You either have to shop at a liquor store for food (literally) or drive 20 minutes away to get fresh food. The problem is, car insurance rates here are super expensive so most people can’t afford to have a car. What’s the solution? Shop at a liquor store. There are way more black communities that are food deserts than white ones, friend. Then look into medical racism and a plethora of other stuff and bam... Seasoned food isn’t killing black people. Racism is. But go ahead and tell yourself whatever you need to in order to feel better about your bland ass cuisine.

[@coreyd528]

@@thomasmccauley6212 I’m black and I used to live in neighborhoods that would be considered by most to be impoverished. Once I got older and moved closer to the suburbs I was literally astonished at the difference in what the grocery stores there had to offer. Low income neighborhoods don’t get even a fraction of the healthy food options in store as the more wealthy ones. I also noticed that even the gas prices were lower in “white” areas. So sure a lot of POC have what would be considered unhealthy diets, but when that’s all you have to eat you can’t really complain.

[@thomasmccauley6212]

@@coreyd528 I'm not talking about the socio economic plight of African Americans even thought that's what you want to talk about. The richest black people I know like thier good greasy food all people do regardless of race. Fried chicken United all regardless of color. African American had to incorporate "white people scraps" into their meal and they did a good job.

[@Pcut]

Old grandpa is the biggest OG of this show, he doesnt like anything, and if he likes, it's a bad copy of his village food 👍🍲

[@therealdamage2924]

😂😂😂😂

[@UllahMohd]

🤣

[@somayyabibi89]

😂😂😂

[@0oPaddyo]

Because American breakfast is not cooked on coals!

[@themayhemera3046]

😂😂 even the video game

[@christinah777]

"We have heard that Americans say that spices have health benefits, but still they don't use spices?" :)

[@allahissatanmuhammadwaspos1493]

Cos they dont have...?

[@vivianaqyarko6777]

lol

[@abdulwasi4486]

@@allahissatanmuhammadwaspos1493 your profile says it all really?

[@TheMorSkull01]

Oof

[@kennethferland5579]

So true, breakfast is one of the least spiced meals in America. Traditionally it is made entirely of things that would grow on a farm in a temperate climate zone, so it lacked spices. Americans eat many more foreign and spiced foods for dinner, but breakfast tends to remain very traditional, coffee is about the most exotic part of it.

[@vasilma23]

And let us not forget to appreciate the humbleness and respect these people have for food. Trying everything without wasting it

[@Reactistan]

Thank you Maria for noticing. God bless you!

[@shivamchandrol8641]

@@Reactistan But Sometimes you guys introduce bad versions of dishes which couldn’t be liked . I saw your Indian snacks version and that was not good food I could tell just by seeing it .

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

@Maria Vasileiadou Mustafa wastes everything in every video.. Takes a nibble.. Says its horrible, then throws it in the trash. Every single video. Dont know what youve been watching

[@afroznafeeskhan4053]

@@user-wr9ej6xe4j they don't throw it lmao

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

@@afroznafeeskhan4053 How would u know that? So youre telling me after Mustafa sticks his fingers in something to take a nibble, youre assuming they dont throw that shit in the trash afterwards? Cmon dude

[@andychow5509]

The old man has seen it all. Everything is a copy from his village.

[@yiwanye1221]

hahaha, i love it

[@LifeOfBun]

But on coals :D

[@kashmirwillwin3124]

Pfft you ride your electric trains? In our village we have the original. we cook it on coal

[@packersforever8018]

🤣

[@nonecked7882]

but its baked on coal

[@liscialapelle]

If my husband isn’t as loyal to me as ghulam is to his village I don’t want him

[@shareefkhan892]

Kim Kardashian: will you marry me? Your husband like be: you looks cheap copy of Nay G'loir to me

[@sirhoopalot1]

Coal!

[@mortegisdead4863]

Nay G’loir should be a meme

[@ClifffSVK]

But you don't want him anyway because... God knows what he's made of.

[@vixendterror1890]

LOL Yes 😂🙌 They casted this so perfect. They're all so different and they're all my favorite!

[@eubellesodusta6414]

That one guy, everytime he calls pancake a roti, my heart melts

[@aadhi0799]

Yeah it is like that American call every Indian dishes as curry 😂🤣

[@Musiclover99766]

Same, 💚

[@starsign0805]

@@aadhi0799 lmao haha but yeah that's true. The word curry is used by non-Indians to describe every Indian gravy based dish, which is highly inaccurate. But also this comment is so cute ❤️

[@hddvlogs8457]

I wanna taste the food they make in mustafa’s village since everything taste better there 😭

[@randomness8819]

For real. I bet its so good n fresh!!

[@Salsuero]

It's what he's used to... what he's eaten his entire life. His tongue is adapted to those flavors and his routine is adapted to certain types of foods. You would probably be disappointed unless your own diet is similar or you are very adventurous and enjoy eating foods you have no experience with. He doesn't like other foods simply because he can't understand them -- his tastes are very different and that's just his reaction to something different.

[@randomness8819]

@@Salsuero You def dont travel. Most of the local foods in different destinations IS more tasty than ours!

[@Salsuero]

@@randomness8819 That's 100% subjective. YOU may like foods from other places. That doesn't mean EVERYONE does. Don't assume I don't travel just because I prefer my own foods. That's one of the dumbest assumptions I've read today. And I've unfortunately read far too many ignorant assumptions today -- as I do most days.

[@WNYXeb777]

You bet some flour n water baked on a rock, some kind of flesh roasted on coals n Tea which is not my cup of ---- I'm not perceiving a culinary feast there but I know you wont starve.

[@pureblood736]

“Americans says spices have health benefits but they still don’t eat them.” 😂😂😂it’s funny because it’s true

[@lemmewatchmybl978]

@Memcha Laishram but America is too?

[@nicolette100]

Which Americans are you talking about?

[@_Rushana_282]

@Memcha Laishram spices doesn't cause diabetes and blood pressure what the heck are u talking about ?? spices are good for ur health infact curries in general are good for health...

[@huefoe4246]

Ofc using it too much and properly is different smh. Like salt, lack salt wreck up your lymph, too much salt wreck up your blood pressure. Just use it properly and you're good to go

[@skgupta563]

@Memcha Laishram oh idiot tell your fake degree Aunt no spice caused high blood pressure and diabetes . Chilli doesn't cause diarrhea fool. Who allows you people on internet?? So embarrassing

[@wolfylover4ever]

My favorite part was when the man talked about throwing rotten tomatoes at each other. He looked honestly happy recalling the memory

[@jgon12]

In Spain they do that too but bigger scale festival and it's fun lol so yea he did enjoy it.

[@murk959]

@@jgon12 tomatina right

[@gauravdeori7552]

@@jgon12 check out the bollywood song..Paint it Red...it kinda low key shows the Tomatina festival in a fun way.

[@blaisha]

ah... reminds me of my country. there is a big celebration called tomatina where people throw tomatoes and it's really big

[@doctor.d.r7280]

@Jose Gonzalez I just searched it up and it looks really fun

[@fyeelessarndra3392]

my grandpa is exactly like Mustafa..he's always "back in the days, we had blablabla..." and "God knows what you youngsters do these days.."..it's so endearing and entertaining...there's never a dull moment when you hangout with a wise and amusing grandpa like Mustafa..

[@bruhinthebruhwiththebruh1370]

but he doesnt say "those days" he still eats that kind of food and loves it for the first world countries that is the new norm but for us its still mostly the same even in cities few people eat stuff like mcdonalds, etc some cannot afford it others choose not to

[@kathytrainor9839]

WISE...NOT SO. STUPID....

[@miragebangbravern2024]

@@kathytrainor9839 You really have such a hate boner for some old man you likely will never meet

[@tierk4328]

I love how hard Mustafa reps his village. Nothing can come close

[@lolaben2015]

Huge respect for these people who eat only leftover bread from the night before and tea for breakfast and yet do hard physical work all day long 🙏🙏🙏

[@RinetC]

Omg I was thinking the same thing

[@tylerrobbins8311]

Traditionally American farmers use to only eat flap jacks with black coffee. Most cultures predominantly live off just basic ceral grains and tea or coffee.

[@barbaratanasale4846]

And none of them were fat. Soo idunno...

[@batmanfanboy3235]

Bruh we stay nearly in the opposite side to the country next to theirs still we have tea and biscuits or roti just my family doesn't have leftover roti because we don't have roti for dinner

[@tayloralwyn5545]

they dont eat that because they cant afford or something but because this is what most people do in tribal areas They do not like to waste things and the taste of leftover roti is actually good.

[@Anderson-gr5le]

This is way better than watching Americans try foreign foods.

[@noslrak2000]

These people are a lot more polite than the Americans and most Europeans.

[@mindlesscargo]

You only say that because you’re used to American culture. Perspective is key. I’m sure they would prefer to see Americans try their food than other tribal people try American food

[@Anderson-gr5le]

@@mindlesscargo I see your point. I guess I've just seen lots of videos of americans being a bit less polite is all.

[@morganrakes4184]

Yeah we’re definitely not like buzzfeed haha. But even just React or some other younger channels usually have relatively respective Americans trying other cultures food.

[@seanregehr4921]

@@morganrakes4184 - Who you ask makes all the difference. Rude people are always rude and that has no barriers, especially with regards to nationality.

[@akashamalik_]

They eat leftover roti from last night or mostly nothing at all. 😭😭😭 Made me count my blessings and be thankful. May Allah bless them all with good food and happiness❤️

[@samsb8781]

Sister it's not what u think Some people don't eat breakfast because of their appetite It's not like what u think

[@passingthemediocredays]

Oh no it's not because they cannot afford food. They just choose not to indulge in extra food.

[@laughmyassoff2572]

I had believed they were from Pakistan but wasn’t sure. I’m glad they finally mentioned in this video what they’re ethnicity is. “The Brahui (Brahui: براہوئی‎), Brahvi or Brohi, are a Dravidian-speaking ethnic group principally found in Balochistan, Pakistan. ... In Afghanistan and Iran, the Brahui are considered to be ethnically the same as the Baloch people”. Either way, they are the sweetest! May God bless them all 🥰

[@tonyguerra6427]

"What is this? Hope it will not explode?" *Most accurate statement on any American thing*

[@muslimahinthehouse5491]

I laughed so hard😂😂😂

[@Sarahh_28]

Lol

[@Jarlemoore1]

He's probably seen to many Russian toy mines.

[@varsam]

i was searching for that coment :D

[@gracytaying6528]

Lmao🤣

[@gd131]

Old man eats ice cream: "We used to make one of these. We cooked them in coals."

[@Jarvis_923]

gd131 damn. you did him dirty.

[@whome6168]

LMFAO

[@je5624]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Provision600]

😂😂😂they made everything on coal

[@jjjordan0216]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thecatsmeowjohnson6601]

Mustafa is indeed “The World’s Most Interesting Man” He’s seen & done it all lol I look forward to his responses each video. #FLA, USA ☀️

[@elnuisance]

Mustafa is the best!! He loves Pochi and is sure that sausages are copied from something his community eats. He is so proud of his culture. I wish everyone was like that

[@Breadn]

they're gonna review a car and grandpa is gonna call it a ripoff of their horse

[@ijustwannacommentnotmyreal9814]

HAHAHAH

[@jakeifraimov3430]

"Horsepower." Duh

[@Loonaurtheworld]

We have something better in our village, and it's cooked on coals

[@schuylershaun3099]

OMG THIS GOT ME LAUGHING

[@ijustwannacommentnotmyreal9814]

@@schuylershaun3099 i'm glad

[@chosenone9879]

Shows the old guy a pair of Air Jordan's: "They are a copy of ours from the village, ours are made on coals". 😂😂😂

[@terranatrabu1784]

This should be a meme lol

[@carribeangirl9542]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭 you guys are killing me with these comments 💀💀💀🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭 I’m weak

[@reefs2168]

Lol I love gramps, his right everything was better in his times everything is a knock off nkw

[@alyssakaye9329]

I literally laughed out loud to this one 😂

[@julietmoraa5106]

🤣

[@Mtanica]

I don't know how these got on my feed but I'm happy it did. I love their personalities and their honesty while also trying to remain respectful. I'm watching them all.

[@joellengodfrey2945]

Yes, I agree! I am already hours in on watching.

[@avrakehdabra5863]

"Hope it doesn't explode" LMFAO Manzoor deserves his own comedy show. Also died when Mustafa compared the food to water bubbles, sounds like something my mother would say. She calls corn puffs and crisps trapped fart in a packet.

[@Mpharm17]

Your mum is a wise woman.im stealing that lol

[@falali9060]

I love how they refer to bread, tortilla, pancakes, and every other flat thing is Roti.

[@amkingdom]

It's likely the easiest description / idea to essentially say an unleavened flat bread.

[@bangtanseva2604]

U use wheat it's called roti

[@loveeeepinkkkk]

They may have never heard of bread, taco, tortilla , anything else.....these guys are very simple....one roti and one subzi.thats it. They are also not used to so much variety. Their description and innocence is delightful.

[@aurum5074]

Yes. They are a bit backwards but they seem very nice.

[@xxano4320]

Roti for life

[@msean624]

Interview: It's called sausage Guy: says Sausage in perfect Boston accent 4:29

[@nickalvarez2962]

i was looking for a comment about that 💀

[@AA-ke9pk]

Lmao. You're right. Sawce-age.

[@pouzinhocutu]

Please, timestamp

[@thedudeishere13]

@@pouzinhocutu 4:30

[@uniquetechnique13]

That was easily my favorite part of the video.

[@peaceofpiety]

I love Tribal People, they are precious. Mustafa smiling warms my heart.

[@Kaykiy]

I swear they are the most ADORABLE cutest set of ppl trying American food EVERRRRRR lol awwww 😂😂❤️❤️😊

[@zaybak]

"Even after eating it you don't feel anything." this guy understands the American experience

[@TrueOrigins1618]

Empty calories at their finest.

[@biancalizardo2544]

I loved when he said, " i only like it bc it's sweet juice", like duh , who doesn't like sugar.😂

[@kiyanharchegani2588]

@gottfer agreed

[@chilipepper44]

@gottfer that’s why I love him

[@blagojevicniki4492]

@@biancalizardo2544 I hate sugar actually

[@TheAnanaki]

*Looks at scrambled eggs "Is this goat brain?" I like this guy

[@hellsgate09]

@@psychedelimane You missed a hyphen there. It's rather obvious, at least to me, '-cum-' is being used as the Latin preposition(google it, though you should easily remember it in its conjunctive form in things like Summa Cum Laude and Magna Cum Laude), if you were at all attempting to be lewd.

[@tyrstone3539]

hellsgate09 cuma

[@octaneblue6]

@@hellsgate09 Uh, no, that definitely was not being used as a Latin preposition. I've studied Latin for 7 years now and have literally never heard of someone randomly inserting that into English, or an English translation, to mean "with." Levi Oi wasn't attempting to be lewd; it was meant to refer to semen. Egg, cum, and goat brain-what he thought it resembled.

[@fajrwaseem655]

@@octaneblue6 no. Its very common to use that word in the place of "and/or". Depends on the region. When he said that he meant "brain or egg".

[@goobernational4805]

octaneblue6 it’s uncommon but I have heard it used before, especially with the older population. I live in the UK

[@gianmarcozampella5138]

Everything: *exists* Mustafa: "We cook it on coal"

[@antarcticaresearchprogram8349]

That lady in white seems like a really sweet girl. She was just happy to eat!

[@lauraa4035]

I loved the old man....you're gonna have to try harder to impress him.

[@acmilangirl8202]

He is funny lol

[@OryanMcLean]

Can tell he hasn't experienced much in his life. Still has an ancient nomadic mindset so yeah

[@MikeMaryFitnessDuo]

And his quite wise

[@stevengoodloe3893]

I'm a 35 year old American and I identify very strongly with the old man.

[@OryanMcLean]

@@stevengoodloe3893 good think the world doesn't really care for what America thinks or says.

[@62Serhildan]

Ghulam as always: "God knows what those were made of" Well, he has a point

[@RevMeTurk]

I've watched all these videos just to see he's reaction. I'm from a small farming village in Ireland and the farmers around here are just like him.

[@tiangklaten3748]

I think we r just rediscovering all sort of foods from this oldman village..god knows what his village look like😅

[@62Serhildan]

@@RevMeTurk Well I'm originally from Kurdistan and the older people there are also like Ghulam :D

[@aliokay4523]

What is Ghulam?

[@lambchop58]

@@RevMeTurk old people with their wisdom and their stubbornes

[@dea9273]

I love to watch this because I believe that all people of the world would get on so well sharing food, and music. I don't know why, but this almost made me cry. I wished I were there sharing, and to try their breakfast, and talk about our lives. The gentleman was correct about "eating bubbles"! Thank you for posting this video.

[@sarahmansfield9724]

I just love these people. I wish more people would look at other people everywhere as PEOPLE, beautiful and imperfect and lovable. I

[@Adnan-lt5rn]

This man said “sausage” with perfect pronunciation

[@KeemieKEZ]

He says it like a New Yorker. Get this man a kawfee and sawsage sandwich. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@ariyasagar]

4:29

[@YogaWithBri]

I thought the same. 🌈

[@nadz2135]

If this guy makes a KZbin channel I would be the 1st one to subscribe and the old man with his famous line 🤣

[@DrAcula-oy5em]

Dude sounded like he was from jersey lol

[@snipeshot83]

Someone commented about how the old man said American food “ was like water bubbles, even after eating, you don’t feel anything”. Just wanted to point out that’s how you gain weight. By eating high calorie food that doesn’t fill you up, so you eat more of it

[@You_2024_]

So true!

[@ATLAXTA]

He barely ate 2 mouthfuls. So he really doesn’t know enough to give that opinion. 😂

[@buckbundy8642]

You gain weight by eating more calories than you burn off. You can do that with any food.

[@yourshadowgirl5036]

Right! No one needs unhealthy carbs to start their day

[@ashleycook6025]

@@buckbundy8642 but bc over processed foods contain more calories and you don't become satiated by calories alone,( think a Hershey bar, 214 cal for 39 grams of food vs. a couple of 7" bananas, 210 cal for 237 grams of food ) you end up consuming more calories than you actually realize. That and these foods rarely contain adequate nutrition even for the calories they contain; so, even if you limit yourself to 500 calories in a McD's bacon double cheeseburger not including fries, the amount of food you've consumed is so small you'll be hungry again before the next meal time. And after eating like this for a while, the lack of nutrition starts to cause fatigue, at a minimum, at first so you'll look for other things, sugared /caffeinated drinks, extra snacks, to keep you going, all which add to the problem. Vs. a bacon ranch salad with crispy chicken contains 370 cal (leaving room for a couple tbsp of dressing). But you're not wrong. I used 500 and under cal examples bc I'm a 5'3" female, who would ideally limit myself to aprox 1500-1700 if trying to lose weight, 1700-2000 cal if maintaining, both depending on how active I am/plan to be that day. A taller person/ male could get away with more....so could have a small fry with the burger.. or extra dressing with the salad..still not a soda tho....but again, you're not wrong.

[@montablanc1]

As a fan of coal cooked food myself, I think Ghulam would appreciate American barbecue.

[@matthewshaw4475]

The reactions are pure and honest, they mean no offence and it makes me wish for a simpler life.

[@brentb5303]

That salty old man trashes everything about my culture, yet the more he does, the more I like him.

[@Lobsterwithinternet]

Because it’s honest.

[@andreadossi53]

Lol

[@OpticLureProductions]

theres something endearing about a guy that perfectly content to be stuck in his ways.

[@dylanjones268]

@@Lobsterwithinternet I don't know about honesty.. I think its got more to do with the "us > them" mindset. Sure some things he speaks truth but a lot of times I seem him pre dismiss everything before even trying it.

[@Lobsterwithinternet]

@@dylanjones268 True. It could also be him ‘stuck in his ways’. If it’s not broken, don’t need to fix it.

[@loujr9869]

I like the guy with the red bandanna, he expresses himself well and seems like he is open minded and a true foodie/ lover of food.

[@cheesestickyummy]

True! And looks interested too 😭 so sweet

[@suuwoo]

I agree in the reaction video's he actually takes a full bite,the worst is the lady in pink she always says everything is under cooked and lacks salt and spices,she take 1 gram bites lol

[@stefanpekic1335]

my man really said bandana

[@Scrimzo]

Grž scarf

[@Scrimzo]

sir quagsire hell yeah every video i see her in she dont be liking nothing im convinced she just a hater

[@jayesuu5081]

"It tastes a bit like eggs." -every single person after eating McDonalds breakfast

[@nuclearmusic77]

4:33 that was the best NYC accent I've heard in awhile haha

[@MultiAdonna]

Gordon ramsay : ‘’I’ve made a grilled double cheese burger for you. Would you like to try ?” Old man : “ The only thing i liked was pepper inside. God knows what things you’ve put in.” Ramsay in coma.

[@latifjan1928]

Hahaha

[@Numberonesambatukamfan]

Oof

[@Syedhumza_17]

😂🤣😂 m dead💀

[@Flower-qq7je]

Finally there is someone who can diss Gordon Ramsay 😂

[@briellejones9550]

😂😂😂

[@St_richardz]

NO ONE mentioned the “I hope it don’t explode” comment 😂😂😂

[@thumpertorque_]

lmfaooo

[@BOA47]

I swear ,that shit was funny😂😂😂

[@comicrabanne9690]

I’ve been searching for this comment 😂

[@youxkio]

No worries.. they will revenge as soon as they know they ate PORK! LOL

[@laudinesystem]

@@youxkio nah dw they said the meat was halal

[@MrMetamorFitness]

I like how grandpa sounds like every American grandpa. “this was better in my day”

[@Mo-zb2dy]

God knows what they are made off. - McDonalds new marketing campaign 2021

[@me-zaan2285]

The grandpa's signature sentence: "God knows what those were made of". I was anticipating hearing it , and when he said it , i felt soooo happy for some reason ..hehe He is cute.

[@enriquecabrera2137]

Catchphrase

[@OmarSaad404]

He's Doesn't have it for processed foods

[@enriquecabrera2137]

@@OmarSaad404 yes he does. He literally said that about energy drinks.

[@basimbaig]

Lol. Ghulam Mustafa bingo: Mountains, Village food, God only knows what this is made of, I like the roti. Join us on the community subreddit: www.reddit.com/r/reactistan

[@endocry]

"We have heard Americans say that spices have health benefits, but still they dont use spices?" Adorable. We say lots of things, but are addicted to junk food.

[@I-Want-The-Truth]

Americans get Diabetes and all sorts of unhealthy eating related health issues when young too.....MERICCCCCCCAAAAA!! Lol Dont worry guvner Im British 😏

[@Jackaldraws]

@@I-Want-The-Truth diabetes isn't an exclusive disease to Americans 😅 Besides, the majority of our fat people are old boomers. Most of the kids, at least where I grew up and went to school, are usually in pretty good shape for their age.

[@shahaashameem236]

@Kolby olson You do realise tribal people aren't the only ones who use spices and that cooking isn't the only thing they do all day? My mom can cook a well-seasoned dinner in less than 45 minutes so I don't think that seasoning your food has anything to do with a shortage of time tbh

[@marcellinechoisne5627]

@Free Spirit ahaha true! Arsene, my adopted son,is from ivory coast..he is an adult now, and thats interesting, coz the food is so different in his country! he told me"maman, in fact, that s almost the same food, but by jeeez where are the spices!? " he love the french food..but covered with cayenne pepper! my mouth is in fire just lookin his plate,lol!his favorite food arefruits, he falled i love with cherrys ,apples and blackberries..

[@youknodavibes2903]

Only WHITE people in America don’t use spices. Us black people do not enjoy y’all food, that’s why people always making fun of how bland y’all meals taste

[@henson_cyyy]

I like this kind of people. They're just too wholesome and natural. They don't eat too much processed food. They're Criticizing very well for a bunch of people who don't know the foreign foods that much. Gotta love elders because they're so knowledgeable and have more experience than the others.

[@selenajames9058]

Mustafa is birohi?! I had a hunch, he even sounds like my (birohi) driver chacha.

[@D71219ONE]

When they try American eggs: “These eggs are undercooked.” When they try French eggs: “These eggs are still inside the chicken.”

[@oogawa13kokomi]

Lol wait till they try a japanese dish with actual raw egg

[@arhamanwar3365]

@@oogawa13kokomi bwhahahahah

[@ao2415]

Koko Shinoda lul, raw fish, raw eggs

[@Ultrawicked]

To be fair those eggs are mad fake lol . At ihop if you don’t ask for “real eggs” you get powdered eggs 🤢

[@reja3017]

HAHAHAHAHA

[@Moonbootycake]

“What is the name of this one sir?” “It’s called sausage” *Perfect classic New York accent* “Saaawsage” 🤣

[@justicewarrior9187]

Dam you're beautiful!

[@ayurvedaforlife]

😈😤😤😤

[@pantyman1990]

😂

[@_Zeau_]

Lmao omg the accuracy

[@HimanshuSharma-oy9ss]

Suaaasage

[@mariahkemp969]

4:30 he said that with perfect accent “sausage” 🤣 would never know he was not American

[@MsTota77]

Ghulam Mustafa seems like a great storytelling grandpa.

[@blorgin1]

I’m enjoying this “tribal people trying stuff” series. The woman in white is my favorite she likes most of the food and she just seems so happy to be there

[@addywolf6373]

Raj Bai ❤ My favorite too

[@wildkeith]

She has a pretty smile too

[@sacr4450]

blorgin1 she is beautiful

[@teerod5099]

Yep she even said I don't get to have a good meal like ever. She appreciates it

[@addywolf6373]

@@sacr4450 very

[@Z4U3398]

Peer: "We should bring this food back to our village." Ghulam: "It's just another copy of our food but not as good. Besides, GOD KNOWS WHAT'S IN IT!"

[@IsmaAragto]

They seem to be from different tribes so that's a possibility.

[@user-te3rw6jr3m]

@@IsmaAragto what's that even mean!

[@palizeqazi7493]

@Ina jey Tribal people in Pakistan can be generally divided into 4 groups of people= Balochi, Pashtun, Sindhi, Panjabi. The Old person is a balochi, they live a nomadic lifestyle in a desolate, cold and mountainous area, and earn most of their money by rearing cattle since agriculture doesnt flourish that much. Balochi tribes also tend to live a secluded life and value their own tribal culture, while rarely interacting with the other groups of people Mr. Peer however, I believe, is from a Sindhi tribal area, same for the other 2 women present in this video. Sindhis live in agricultural areas and are generally outgoing

[@IsmaAragto]

@Nij Jin That's literally not what I meant. The poster said, Peer said we should have it in our village and Ghulum said its copy of our food. I meant, one tribe might have the food and other might not. I am from Somalia and there is regional difference and tribal difference when it comes to food. You might have a dish one part of the country and the other part might never have been heard of it. Imagine the variations in country like Pakistan with over two hundred million people.

[@IsmaAragto]

@@user-te3rw6jr3m Its a possibility that they might be different in tribal cuisine.

[@sara-nk6uq]

I am so impressed with the good manners they all have. I mean even though some of them didn't like the entire breakfast they ate it politely & didn't make any faces.

[@waeldacanay6679]

More power, Pakistan Zindabad from Philippines 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️😭😭😭

[@RaExpIn]

There's a saying in germany, which can be translated as: "The farmer doesn't eat, what he doesn't know." I guess there's some truth to it.

[@euroniard3417]

@むく Germans are crude.

[@saqibzaman1476]

@むく yeh that would have worked back in the days but most these days are quite rich cause of the land they own

[@crypandora66]

@محمد رائد so you don't like to experience other cultures cuisines?

[@_--Reaper--_]

@@euroniard3417 Your face is _crude_

[@StormCrusher94]

@Zayed Haroon Bacon sounds more like an American breakfast. English/British is sunny side egg, blood sausage, beans, normal sausage, tomatoes...

[@blux4063]

*Old man likes anything* Also old man: don’t praise yourselves I only like it because it tastes like the one from our village

[@dumplinglover8042]

Tsunere

[@liberatetheslack]

...and we cook it on coals

[@mariamansoor872]

😂😂🤣🤣

[@angelamitchinson8439]

"...and our version is better, yours is just an inferior copy" 😂😂😂

[@addy7464]

I justbfeel he is a bit arrogent

[@brennag.7042]

Ahhh Mustafa and the classic "God knows what it is made of."

[@nihilistteddy3]

It's so cute how awkwardly they're using the utensils and eating the food. I know I'd be just as awkward if I was given their food with no instructions

[@patricia6043]

Yeah obviously. Entirely changed cuisine gives confusion.

[@fuscinula]

Narrator: Now, we're going to try... Mustafa: I already hate it.

[@flowerofash4439]

Eat the breakfast...then proceed to talk about POCHI

[@karthikkasan1881]

"One doesn't get to eat such delicious dishes often" by one of the ladies made me 🥺😞😭

[@rj3899]

Me too :'(

[@veelastname]

😥😥

[@karthikkasan1881]

@@rj3899😔

[@tacti-cool4022]

It made me appreciate it that much more, but lets be honest who has all of that for breakfast..

[@nallelytapia3664]

Don't worry for them they have better health than most Americans

[@VadulTharys]

It is interesting how villagers from different areas have such different tastes about what they like and do not.

[@chasitydeanna4861]

I will never again be able to eat scrambled eggs without thinking "goat brain" 😂😂😂

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

Ghulam Mustafa is my favorite. I am an old man just like him. He knows what he likes and does not like. And he has no fear to say what he believes. EDIT: I would enjoy meeting Ghulam and sharing a large pitcher of chai with him.

[@hamzasaeed1381]

It will be all well and good until he claims you are just a cheap copy of that dude he used to know.

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

@@hamzasaeed1381 Ah, but if course. But I think a few glasses of chai and some good laughs would give him reason to accept me as I am. Afterall, we're both a couple of grumpy old greybeards and can relate on that level if nothing else.

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

@tdot22 I would, of course, insist on having only the best chai with him. And we all know that is the chai that comes from his own village. 😄

[@GM4ThePeople]

Some day, we will all drink Sulaimani Chai together.

[@deadeyzPoker]

He speaks his mind.

[@HarunaMaurer]

Ghulam Mustafa village's: *makes something* The entire world: *WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN!!!*

[@lilyandrea9893]

bone apple teeth Under-rated comment lmaoo😂😂😂

[@panzerwolf494]

@bruceownsu I dunno, I think he does, he just feels he has to defend his village or prevent them from "decadence" like this. It's just old tribe mentality nothing must change, everything is as it is for a reason, new things bring nothing but trouble

[@dumplinglover8042]

@@panzerwolf494 You seem to know very well about tribal people and their customs.

[@Sifat_Rashid]

@@panzerwolf494 your on point

[@JonCombo]

@bruceownsu He has praised things, on other episodes. Still, lucky to be even 10% praise. Best to have a range of reactions too.

[@petejuneaux7549]

I love that each person has such a different personality from each other. Watching their actions and mannerisms is really entertaining. Great video and really cool people!

[@kurtstone83]

Found this channel the other week and am really enjoying seeing other cultures trying different things from across the world. Love seeing the smiles on their faces all give of wonderful energy. The ladies are lovely and the man are very charismatic. Beauty comes from the heart which they have alot of. When get time would love to come and visit the rural villages to learn more

[@petrosantoniou2147]

*Reactistan:"Here have some water"* *Ghulam:"God knows what it's made from"*

[@nailakhan6864]

Hahahahahahaha

[@wetlettuce4768]

"This is a cheap imitation of our mountain water"

[@Culture_of_Man]

He should be a meme.

[@YourAverageWitch]

literal lols

[@rimacalid6557]

@@wetlettuce4768 Actually, when you taste mountain water you'll never forget it. It feels like life.

[@nudelsinmystomach3187]

there’s something infinitely adorable looking at people who are trying out new things. simply adorable

[@shantoledwards130]

I agree

[@jeniwalters]

Also trying them so openly!

[@Jamal_Jenkins840]

Just like a baby rat, feasting on her first corpse

[@AlyssaK83]

I find it quite enriching. Seeing a vastly different culture from ours trying something that is so commonplace to us is inspiring. Plus, they compare it on a basic level of cooking. I like it.

[@Raindropfurry]

Lemonhope you’re reading into that waaaayy too much, it’s not a bad thing to feel happy seeing other people enjoy food from your country.

[@wanderingfurqu5067]

I like how everyone ignored the fact that she just tried to eat pancake with scrambled eggs. 2:23😂😂

[@MookaMG]

That's how us Egyptians eat our eggs too. We take a piece of bread and eat the eggs with it. It's a staple. I guess she must've thought the pancake was bread haha

[@andij605]

try the breakfast roti if you're anywhere in south asia ever, it's sooo goood, it's kind of like a pancake with extra eggs as filling, except 1000 times better

[@chetanaborkar4910]

I love the grandpa's reactions. Cracks me up! He is so adorable.

[@alysmari3956]

The grandfather trusts NOTHING outside of his village.

[@averagewikipediaenthusiast3088]

except for the burrito

[@Hellenicheavymetal]

At least he tastes em

[@CaptainStupendous]

Honestly, I hate people like him. Closed-minded fools missing out on the variety the world has to offer.

[@moechannel2748]

robaart hate is a little strong but yea I do get what you mean.

[@Trollfagget]

And neither should you!

[@ExplosivePeeps]

I enjoy the man with the red headscarf. He's very humble and willing to try new things, he's also very polite. We could learn a lot from the way he behaves.

[@jasonlowe3350]

Indeed

[@joyfulj1663]

He's hot and his mannerisms make him more hot

[@connor6694]

@cheanator why would you say that

[@YAHOOISNOTG]

@@joyfulj1663 My dad has similar mannerisms, i think it might be something from men around that age that have those mannerisms like the way they move their hands when they eat and speak

[@gleam6370]

He’s my favorite

[@raythehomie123]

These videos are really wholesome that they are just enjoying themselves

[@LemmingOverlord]

My mum always told me that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. This holds true on every level.

[@Flawless_Sana]

Can we see what kind of food the people eat in Ghulam Mustafa's village? He always praise everything about his village. I would love to see the food and culture of his village♡

[@aena5995]

Just desi food

[@alec6521]

Plot twist: they go to his village and discover it's the Wakanda of South Asia

[@mashhoodsajid436]

ponds fishs whole world is that pond it cant imagine anything out of that. Pond is all it knows and all it ever will

[@Siddhartha040107]

yeah we would like to see it! :)

[@ianscott424]

I'd love that for some context.

[@mamoonblue]

"What do you eat for breakfast?" Everyone else : "Roti and Tea." Ghulam Mustafa : *"POCHI"*

[@gwynplaine4198]

What is pochi? I can't find anything online.

[@obviouslydead9027]

He said pochi looked like pancakes

[@palizeqazi7493]

If I'm not wrong, pochi is like a denser version of naan. U can look "naan" up, or maybe "roghni naan".

[@arch.anshulmishra9122]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@GM4ThePeople]

baked over coals, as intended

[@dwightcurrie8316]

This was a Great Idea for a Series. Very interesting and entertaining. Keep This Sort Of Thing Coming. I have to Sub something this entetaining

[@pennydink72]

Yooooooo!, Lol, this was so good! Eating with your hands is cool and watching them use the utensils is also amazing because each one of them hit their teeth with the fork.

[@theeagle2508]

The grandpa is not giving up his village and stuffs.. everything he eats is a copy from his village.. it's sweet tho..

[@shamirarshad1867]

He staying true to the village

[@acctmail1622]

Hahaha that's hilarious.

[@DarthTrader01]

I like Potatoes hahaha

[@elidNow]

I noticed that lol it was so funny. Most old people are like that. They have already seen, ate, or heard of something from their village 1st lol.

[@ISD70]

Most grandpas are like that 😄

[@whorebag0003]

He said “SAWSAGE” like hes from New Jersey 😭 welcome home my guy

[@TheNebelLuna]

Hahahaha, I laughed so much at your comment. It was really cute lol We should remark: odds are, this was the first time he ever pronounced that word.

[@tybg111]

MY EXACT THOUGHT

[@jtidema]

Well of course... how else would you pronounce it? ;-)

[@FernandoMartinez-jl3us]

That’s EXACTLY what I thought LOL 😂

[@bluelights23]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂literally LOL hahaha

[@khaba11]

I got emotional after watching this show. Their reaction are so real so Honest. Love it ❤❤❤❤

[@phillipdailey]

My new favorite channel. Mr, Mustafa is my favorite, yet everyone is my favorite. Keep building the bridges of cooperation!

[@velvetspec]

American try roti "This pancake is outstanding"

[@AaronsVlogTube]

“We used the gas to cook this up back in our city”

[@raexjl3008]

"This is a copy from America"

[@anarchyandempires5452]

Roti is available in America, it's actually pretty popular. Since the war middleastern food has exponentialy grown in popularity thanks to all the soldiers coming back after tasting the food over seas.

[@sumbody694]

@@anarchyandempires5452 Yeah there is literally a popular restaurant called Roti i live by and it is by and far the most interesting food i have ever tried.

[@cristiaolson7327]

Middle eastern food is amazing. We have a super good little place in town owned by a family from Jordan that my mom and I absolutely love. Their kufta is heaven. I'd really like to see a middle eastern bakery or sweet shop though; some of my Yemeni clients introduced me to the sweets and pastries they have, and that stuff was to die for. Most Americans have seen baklava, but there were amazing sweet little nests of pastry noodles filled with spiced pistachios, rolled crisp pastry filled with honeyed nuts, layered confections...and the halva candy was divine. There's also an Egyptian almond cake that gets soaked in orange flower syrup (I think it's called basbusa?) that is out of this world. Also that lady was right about not enough seasoning in American food. After trying Middle Eastern, Indian and Thai food, and especially after living around the corner from several of those restaurants for a couple years, I'm ruined. I dump tons of seasoning into everything I cook now. I go through cumin, turmeric, paprika, fennel, chili, garlic, bay, lemongrass, ginger etc so fast now that I had to start growing some of it myself, and the rest I buy in bulk.

[@2blue492]

"One doesnt get to eat such delicious dishes often." What a sweet soul. You know shes got a good heart

[@LoLMasterManiac]

Yes, she is my favourive among them all, but I also like that guy with red scarf on his head, he's really serious about his reviews and gives a good feedback about every item he tries

[@2blue492]

@@LoLMasterManiac Yes, precisely! Hes very descriptive and just seems like such a nice person. Hes definitely a friend I'd like to have.

[@Nate-tx9fp]

KKonaBlue... she’s got a good heart because her cardiovascular systems are healthy from less fat... XD

[@debatetingz523]

@@Nate-tx9fp ADJXHZJXHS

[@sakanablesakanable]

I love the Word Choices of Mustafa, He definitely has some influence from Poetry. He speaks in a poetic way

[@gary_05]

this channel is awesome!

[@winter_s_44]

“These are like water bubbles. Even after eating it you don’t feel anything.” Perfectly sums up American food and explains obesity in one fell swoop.

[@thatskyjazz]

Adam Edward - he’s trying to say it’s not filling LMAO

[@rifleshooterchannel208]

Obesity is totally a personal problem and solely a fault of the obese person themselves.

[@goateditz12358]

Rifle Shooter Channel as a foreigner I think a lot of American food choices are very starchy and a lot people grow up eating that way and don’t know any better. You are right that a big part of obesity is personal responsibility but on the other hand I’ve legit had to explain to someone that cereal is not a healthy breakfast despite of what it says on the box.

[@beefortebrea9386]

@@goateditz12358 not all cereals are unhealthy. It's a good way to get fiber in the morning and grains. Eating carbs all day is bad for you. But once in the morning isn't that bad.

[@MsBadBody]

It's filling for me

[@salabhsg]

It's time to raid Mustafa's village. It holds more secrets than area 51.

[@nabhasan]

People try Mustafa's village food. It would also be a hit.

[@manjensen1710]

They can't stop all of us

[@wetlettuce4768]

Naruto run past their defences!

[@carpii]

God only knows whats in it

[@MrMahad105]

US Special Forces just a country away. We should ring them up lmao.

[@vaidasvezelis8497]

I love you, admin of this channel! You are about to change the world! Proud to be a part of the history ;) And of course - biggest compliments to the Tribal People!

[@Akymma]

It's awesome and interesting to hear what they have to say and how do they express themselves. Much love from Spain :D

[@sherwood9917]

"This was like we are feeding an entire factory." He's right. Peer Jan Rind is my favorite. He always comes through with the thoughtful comments.

[@owlright7524]

Same

[@mariyamkhanbaloch7244]

Exactly! He is so thoughtful

[@skipeveryday7282]

Is that the system of coloured pills guy?

[@zaynnaqvi9000]

Same

[@CarbonatedTurtle]

I want him to start his own KZbin channel. Everything he says is so intriguing for some reason, and I could listen to him analyze or talk about anything.

[@Sisa_Limpson]

It's beyond adorable that they call and treat any flat round thing like "roti".

[@bipstymcbipste5641]

It is a round flour-based thing, ergo roti

[@evenessa]

Roti losely translates to bread. So it's the same difference as an English speaker saying ' roti is a type of bread ' or ' bread is a type of roti '

[@jerungbiru55]

Roti translated to any kind of bread and roti in my language.

[@pemimpiradikall]

roti also Indonesian-Malaysian word for all bread

[@cardigansarecool]

Your profile photo 😂

[@xymoriintus]

I love this! i hope more villages catch on and start doing this!

[@josie5592]

I enjoyed this video so much appreciation for this and the people