Tribal People React to PASSENGER - Let Her Go

[@Spazzmatazzz]

Mohammad, I also lost a child at a week old in 1976 so I feel your pain and you have my sincere condolences on the loss of your precious daughter.

[@Caperhere]

So sorry.

[@TRYBALS]

Sorry to learn about that, my heart broke when I heard him say that as I know how much family means to him. Love you all

[@xsellswordx]

I’m so sorry Mohammad… I can’t imagine how that must’ve felt. 2 songs that help me deal with losing my father Avenged Sevenfold - So far away The Offspring - Gone away

[@TRYBALS]

@@xsellswordx I'll make sure he gets to see those. Sorry for your loss 🌷

[@cheetyliciousmeowmeow1085]

@@Caperhere so sad 😭

[@vonbass1300]

2022- Here in the USA, watching this video....why is it that I care so much what the older gentleman says? The white bearded man, what he says means so much to me? All of human history, as much education as I can get, and the wise old man in the village is still the most important person to listen too? Wow.

[@brandyburke8704]

I think that it's because our culture doesn't embrace the role of the "elder" anymore. Aging is something frowned upon- we must always be striving to be young and beautiful while we forget that each line on our face is a lesson learned.

[@TheAwesomes2104]

@@brandyburke8704 I just got to disagree with you here. I mean, perhaps we do put less value into the worlds of our elders nowadays here in the West, but I don't think that's the predominant reason. This amazing village elder said "We should live with dignity, die knowing it's there, and not hurt others in life, else wise your life will have been pointless." Which is profound, timeless, and true. My Elders say stuff like "The vaccine and masks are just ploys to control us." "Immigrants are just criminals trying to steal our jobs" and "I don't care about climate change, I'll be dead and gone before it's that bad." Which is not profound, timeless, nor even true. I'll respect what they have to say when they say something respectable. But it's clear to see who has let the years teach and guide them and who has used them to dig their heels deeper and deeper into their close-mindedness. Just as it's clear to see from what the older gentleman says that he is actually wise and has thought deeply about many, many things. But that's not common for a lot of our elders here. It's not about trying to hold onto youth and beauty, it's about a willingness to let ignorance fester despite experience. We don't hold our elders to such a high degree here because we already tried and they're running out entire planet into the ground with smiles on their faces. They don't pass down useful wisdom like village elders. Nowadays they pass down more pollution, debt, greed, and division than anything else. Our society here has stopped progressing forward and is regressing, we can't look to the same people, who built and largely still champion this system that's destroying itself, for the wisdom to overcome what they can't even acknowledge is a problem. The same way you don't want to copy the homework of a student who's failed the course 4 times in a row. Even if they've taken the class 4 times more than you, there's just nothing there that could help you. Of course, this isn't every elder in western society, but it is the majority in at least my life's experience. I long for a world where my grandparents form their opinions based on life experience, but nope, they're literally just naively parroting FOX news and the like, as if they burst out the womb yesterday and it was all they'd ever heard in their life. Also not saying that we don't put a massively unhealthy amount of value into remaining youthful, but it's far from the main reason we stopped listening to Grandpa babbling on about gender traitor potato heads, big bird and being fighting mad that they aren't sexually attracted to a certain M&M anymore. They're not speaking from experience, they're speaking from their tail ends.

[@reserrano50]

@@TheAwesomes2104 wise words. I'm almost 60 and I've come to learn that wise words have no age limitations- a five year old can be wiser than a 50 year old. And to your point, our society frequently sidelines or disrespects people based solely on their financial usefulness - whether they are 20 or 70. It's very messed up.

[@carlosthesciencebish3846]

@@TheAwesomes2104 I agree. I think It’s all about what you experiences in life, a 15 year old could have learned more lessons in their life than someone who is 50 years old who has hardly been through, or learned anything from the hardships of life. I’m currently in Foster care, and I’ve met so many kids and other teenagers who have been through more pain and hardships than most adults, and I think a lot of people would be surprised how wise kids can be, even. Behind the acting out, so many of these kids have stories to tell of how they pushed through and survived life’s challenge at such a young age,to me, that is what should be respected.

[@jondough2928]

you love the wise man and you feel connected to him, there's a reason for that brother

[@OzymandiasKaboom]

No matter what the music is, I think it is a great idea to show everyone your own personal choices from time to time, as this is a surprise for all of us. Also, my heart grieves for you, Mohammad. You are a source of great wisdom and comfort to people around the world, despite our never meeting you. Like a father and brother to calm the minds of all us troubled souls.

[@TRYBALS]

Thank you for appreciation and thanks for condolences. I didn't knew about it either and I know how broken he must have felt because he is a very great family man

[@SuzanneDeniseB]

Oh Mohammed, sending love and healing energy to you and yours ❤

[@tayhollowpeake9226]

I love passenger

[@Fraskino86]

🙏

[@joshuataylor81]

Condolences and many prayers for many blessings ❤️

[@MissJojo7682]

That made me tear up when Mohammad mentioned he lost his daughter. You can see the pain in his eyes. So very heartbreaking. I also love how you explained the meaning of the song to each of them and how you gave them examples of different things in order for them to better understand.

[@deborahwagner5469]

I absolutely love the sensitivity, honesty and perceptions of these four men.

[@lorrieinakalaska9529]

Your channel does more for world peace than anything I’ve seen all year! Thank you!

[@TRYBALS]

World peace is a very big thing imo and even saints failed to achieve it, we should look for inner peace instead 🤗❤️🌷

[@cassandradistin9699]

I agree. All the time we hear complaints and arguments. But this channel and these people are so wholesome. Even with saddening news of the father loosing his child, the honesty soothes the soul at the same time, because in the end the sadness comes from love not hate.

[@Shagyamum]

Truth

[@sarco64]

@@TRYBALS I think this is the point that Lorriieinak alaska was making: When we assume that people from other cultures are fundamentally different from us, then it is very easy to be convinced that they are our enemy. When we are given the opportunity to see that they share the same insights, joy and grief, hopes and dreams that we do, then it is much easier to see them as friends rather than enemies. What good is inner peace if outwardly there is only mistrust and hostility?

[@Nerdynessocity]

@@sarco64 - Truly, we must seek both inner and world peace. Together each is amplified, becoming increasingly powerful. It is a beautiful world we live in, so beautiful it is a wonder that we exist at all. It is for this I believe that it is embracing all nuances of existence that we can create pure love, for we are all, somewhere inside us, standing together watching the sun rise on another day that we are able to see, with all of the logical irrationalities, the straightforward mysteries, the highs, the lows, the "let her go"'s... we are all crying with awe and reverence at our universe in some capacity. Melancholy absurdism at its finest

[@grampsgramps4516]

The tribal people really impress me withtheir deep understanding of the emotion and deeo hidden meaning behind each song.

[@TRYBALS]

Ikr, that's why I needed them to teach me about this song ❤️

[@Angela-382]

They teach us about life too. I come away from these videos feeling humbled and with new insights. They are all Ustads ❤

[@TRYBALS]

@@Angela-382 Indeed they all are, great Ustads and friends too.

[@vinayakswami7839]

One reason why they pick up these things is because they can’t understand the language so their focus is on reading the deep stuff, the stuff which is not said but felt.

[@427kingsleyave]

It doesn’t surprise me at all, music is universal and our hearts all beat to unheard songs. It’s the language of the soul, of course they have deep understanding of the emotion

[@adele2952]

Most people seem to have gotten bored of this song over the years, but I just keep loving it everytime I hear it.

[@TRYBALS]

You are so ME in that case 🤗❤️

[@bandeano3870]

@@TRYBALS please let them listen to the (soundtrack) of: the last of the mohicans kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6uwqWlmmsaSnas such a great song without vocals 😍

[@TRYBALS]

@@bandeano3870 sure, I will but there's a lot more songs already pending so we'll have to wait. I have seen that video already and I think it's amazing

[@TheBiggreenpig]

@@TRYBALS Songs are a bit over represented. What about mixing in something really different: anime (anything), women doing sport (especially something that is usually male oriented), mars exploration (anything related to the rover)

[@clydez007]

@@TRYBALS pls react to Gary Valenciano - Break Me... thank you, they will love it for sure 😁👍

[@GMFTheTemporaryBlues]

It is always so refreshing to watch your videos. My western culture typically focuses on being understood, rather than to understand others. So, seeing 4 men listening, with the sincere intent to understand others and identify with the feelings of others is powerful… VERY powerful. This series has allowed me to feel connected to and see similarities, instead of differences, with people so culturally different from myself. Keep up this important work! Ignorance dies in the light of understanding. Also, Muhammad, as a father of a young daughter, your words touched my heart. I can only imagine that pain, and admire your strength to move forward through it. Condolences 🙏

[@scottphillips7108]

I think he touched his ear & heart because it was his way of saying - hear this message of warning and take it to heart - because you only miss it when it's gone...

[@MsMorri]

Mohammad, I’m not a mother, but my heart goes out to you for the loss of you daughter.

[@hughmoore3251]

Had to pause early to say: My condolences to Mohammad. Man, my heart goes out to him. Hope this video creation experience somehow helps him find peace.

[@joyalexander5842]

Ok, I live under a rock. It's my first time hearing this song. To hear all 4 of their reactions was powerful and moving. The age differences between them, their lives give insite to their inner selves. Thank you all for opening up to us. God's gracious peace be with you all in the new year.💕♥️

[@sharonkay3486]

Joy, it was their first time hearing it also. Your reaction was equally powerful and moving! May God's Grace be with you and Keep you precious! Thank you!

[@starbucksmocha88]

Wow I'm amazed you've never heard this song before but I actually would love to hear it for the first time again! I've heard it sooo many times now as it's one of my favorites that I can't remember when I first heard it or what my reaction was when I did. It's so neat seeing the people in the video hearing songs for the first time :)

[@charlibaltimore7641]

I think this is the channel I am the most grateful for. I would have no other way to see and hear the hearts of a people who are so far away and so different yet, the same. You have given me the beginning of understanding a people who I believed were barbaric, hostile and against anyone who was different, who didn't believe as they do...turns out we are the barbarians. Thank you, sincerely, thank you.

[@kimberlyrice4294]

I must say how impressed I’ve been with the views of the old(est?) man, the one with the long white beard and a head turban that what’s around in front under his beard. One often assumes that because a person is old that we don’t or can’t grasp much of the more modern principles and innuendo, but he is quick, accurate, and very wise, I think. Yes, a good man, I should think, from all he has said and how ha has interpreted different ideas from another culture.

[@bgcofer]

He's so still and attentive throughout. Not moving, but taking everything in. Then his words shows his wisdom and understanding. They all seem to be open to the experience of hearing and seeing new genres and ideas. Now, we need a channel where we experience their music.

[@julianochieng9955]

I agree with you too, they are open minded and speak honestly

[@driveshorses]

He is such a deep thinker, still waters run very deep with him. ❤️

[@sandysmith6187]

This is so beautiful reactions. Mohammad Riaz Jut , has touched my heart. You will see your daughter again, God willing. I too have lost my daughter, she was 2 years old and I ache to hold her and watch her grow up🌹🌹

[@littleredhairedgirlsteph3922]

So very sorry

[@ThatBlackPiano]

The ear pulling is a thing performers will sometimes do to signal to a loved one we know is watching the performance that we are thinking of them. The sketch comedian, Carol Burnett, made it a more common thing to do. I think you could show them the dentist comedy sketch and they will like it. Her show was very unique and funny. 🤗

[@priscillapenelopepicklenos6303]

Exactly. I’ve seen it done many times over the years.

[@Keyee1]

YAmen., Carol Burnett did pull her ear. It was too let her grannie know that she was alright. It had become an American sign to mean, "I'm alright." Don't know if that's what he meant. Whoever he was signaling to, or was between them. Especially.. when he touched his heart. BTW, I love that song, a lot. Thanks. It makes me remember of loved ones who have passed on.

[@jaredwilliams6853]

Yes although in this occasion I think he was saying listen to your heart. Or your feelings like one of the people in the video said.

[@sarco64]

I like the interpretation of the gentleman at 10:22 -- "he asks the audience to listen and feel."

[@Uhtredrag1080]

@@Keyee1 I think he was just pushing his ear plug in.

[@trishaprett7721]

Mohammed,condolences.on the loss of your daughter.May you be together again in Paradise.She would be so proud of you,all the words of wisdom,you share with us.💚

[@littleredhairedgirlsteph3922]

Mohammad, I just want to give you the biggest hug. I'm so sorry you lost your baby in 2016.

[@EtoneGreennote]

Thank you to everyone involved in creating and sharing these videos with us! They are so raw and soulful, beautiful. I am so sad to hear of Mohammad's loss, much love friend, much love.

[@fasiapulekaufusi6632]

Sometimes we don't appreciate something we have until it's gone. That's the vibe i get from this song.

[@sdzinkforever3353]

You said it! That is how I feel without my beloved, he went home to heaven at age 48 skin cancer 2019. Oh how I miss him dearly.

[@theempath8244]

Me again, these guys are so pure of thought and very wise in what they say. I just love listening to them.

[@TRYBALS]

Hi again!!! 🤗❤️🌷

[@annina134]

"The sun gets missed during night, not day". So true.

[@ExMuslimProphetMuhammad]

True that was very deep

[@JosephRoy15]

Happy new year to the entire Trybals team. I hope that you have continued success in the new year.

[@TRYBALS]

Thank you for greetings, happy new year. Stay safe and blessed 🤗❤️🌷

[@jordanpax9735]

Happy new year, this was a brilliant reaction. There's so much wisdom to be found from this video

[@TRYBALS]

Thank you for watching Jordan, a very happy new year. Stay safe, healthy and blessed 🤗❤️🌷

[@deannatyler880]

I love watching everyones reaction. I hope your channel grows and grows. Wise men you are. Happy New Year 🎆

[@TRYBALS]

Thank you so much Deana for the wishes, lots of love and a very happy new year 🤗❤️🌷

[@prometheusfallen]

Oh God.... I instantly started weeping for the gentleman at 1:01. A pain I simply cannot imagine.

[@cindiaker5778]

Music is just a universal language. This song touches on taking all kinds of things for granted, and the guys understood that. I have loved this song since the 1st time I heard it, just beautiful......over 3 BILLION views on KZbin, so many must love it also.

[@dannyworten5876]

Good job on this one guys! I love to see you show them music of all kinds especially soothing or meaningful

[@TRYBALS]

Thank you Danny ❤️

[@sarahallegra6239]

This song was used in a very heartwarming commercial several years ago, so I always feel happy when I hear it because it reminds me of the happy commercial, haha. But I was happy to get the chance to hear the whole song and I just downloaded it along with a few other of his songs. I thought the “listen and feel” insight into his gesture toward the end was very insightful!

[@Enviro-Erin]

Love the new video, everyone! I have never heard this artist before either, lovely song. I also am so sorry to hear of the loss of Mohammed Riaz's daughter. I cannot imagine the pain he must still feel. Sending much love to his family ♡

[@chelsievk5037]

I really felt for Mohammad. When he said his daughter passed away, I could feel his pain through the screen. My heart goes out to him. Praying for his grief to be lifted. ❤️

[@adci78]

I think this is one of the best (if not the best) channels on YT I have ever watched. Thank you for your work

[@TRYBALS]

Wow, thank you!

[@adci78]

@@TRYBALS I should have specified that it's very interesting to see something, that I already know and don't pay too much attention, from a different perspective. Your guests are always spot on and their accurate and considerate observations amazed me a few times. Looking forward to next videos!

[@TRYBALS]

@@adci78 tbh this is very underrated song and singer. I knew it wouldn't get any good exposure but like you guys I wanted have their words of wisdom on this song. Because it means something so much to me. I wasn't aware of the tragedy Mohammad had to face, such thing must be very painful for a father of course.

[@adci78]

@@TRYBALS that song was a good choice as it carries an universal message :)

[@jaskew1848]

Recently found these videos. All of these beautiful kind people are treasure. We should interact with the new and wonderful aiming to understand with kindness

[@janacariad]

This was amazing! I've loved the song since it came out and have found new meanings to it again and again. And now these wise men have given me new perspectives as well - brilliant

[@ToranK]

My condolences, Mohammad. May she rest in Peace.

[@karlgavin968]

Great video my friend. A wonderful song and a wonderful group of people to react to it. I wish your channel and all of the amazing people involved nothing but growth, happiness and prosperity in the new year.

[@TRYBALS]

Thank you Karl, hope this new year brings all the happiness and joy it could to you, your family and loved ones 🤗❤️🌷

[@pipbaxter5286]

The song reminds us all that we never seem to appreciate what we have, when we have it. It is only when it is gone that we realise how precious it was. Tell your family and friends everyday, how much you love and appreciate them; they could die tomorrow, not knowing. Appreciate every beautiful day as though it is your last day. Beautiful song.

[@annahaegeman8418]

SUCH BEAUTIFULHEART-CENTERED PEOPLE !!!

[@maceymack]

I just discovered this channel and it is amazing. It really reveals how alike human beings are. I love it. Thank you for sharing this with the world.

[@othiq1077]

This is my all time favorite reaction channel. I love all of you and love seeing and learning from all of you. I love learning from people all over the world especially places that are not like my home in the USA. Western and Eastern cultures can learn from each other if we take the time to listen. When it comes to what really matters we are much more a like then we are different. I hope more people find your channel and subscribe.

[@dmittie9761]

I've been watching several of these videos now and I'm struck by the comments made by all of these listeners, the wisdom and depth of feelings are amazing to hear. I also love hearing their stories about how the music relates to their own personal lives. Music speaks a universal language of emotions and relates to everyone's lives in various different ways but these videos really just bring home the humanity behind it all. We need more of this kind of understanding between us all. My heart broke for Mohammad and hearing of the loss of his daughter, my heartfelt sympathies go out to him and his family

[@karenhellmann7707]

My heart goes out to the gentle giant Mohammad for the loss of his daughter. May he find some peace in the life and love of his other children. May Gods peace be with you and yours

[@jjohnson7361]

Wow, I'm tripping out on this channel! By far, my new favourite. It's so great to hear the wisdom and maturity from these ancient cultures. Perfect start to 2022

[@elizabethdamiano1716]

I have seen around 10 of these videos now, I am impressed by the variety and the carefulness of the responses. Great job.

[@dannyworten5876]

Happy New Year to everyone with Tribal’s

[@TRYBALS]

Happy new year 🤗❤️🌷

[@maya8627]

Muhammad, I'm sorry for your loss. May you be consoled.

[@cazzyodo]

Love this song. It's such quiet reminder of appreciation that resonates differently within all who listen.

[@lucienhalf7105]

Truely wholesome & heartfelt of these Tribal People with their wisdom & understanding of Passenger's Let Her Go.. it's really remarkable & amazing. Also my heart, prayers & condolences go out to Mohammad on the lost of his daughter in 2016, I know what it feels like losing family.. I myself just recently lost my cousin Norma Jean to suicide, her funeral was this Wednesday but sadly I couldn't go because I was sick with a cold, but I was able to see it via live stream provided by my mother. However I do have something to say to Mohammad.. you're daughter maybe gone physically but spiritually she is always with you to be there for you and your family in times of need and comfort. You're a good man Mohammad and a great father. Happy New Year from 🇨🇦

[@urthcreature]

Such wise and beautiful observations from their culture, much appreciation to them. Our deepest condolences to Mr. Jutt. This is a wonderful series, and an important one, a conversation between cultures. It gives me a feeling of humanity and peace. I could listen to the gentleman in the turban all day. Love to all and best wishes for a wonderful new year

[@dharmani_youtube]

I hope the red sari lady can make a comeback as well. I really like all the people you have got on this channel. Beautiful at heart

[@brandyburke8704]

I've kind of gone down a rabbit hole tonight watching your channel and it's been truly wonderful. I want to give Mohammad a hug over his dear lost little one, and the compassion and respect that he just seems to show to everyone. Abdul, for some reason reminds me so much of my Dad- he was a bearded guy too, and had the same sort of wear and lines in his face from the sun (meant only in the best way- truly. My Dad was a farmer in the Mountains of Vermont (USA) and he'd have loved seeing this too. He was a musician and knew the way that music could bring people together.) Thank you for these videos and a window into each other's cultures.

[@danielmcbride2375]

My love has grown from watching all of you. A deeper understanding of myself and seeing the world through your eyes. Thank you

[@HalkerVeil]

I haven't heard this song in a long time. Nice to hear it again.

[@dragonladyfink4685]

I've loved this song for years. I havent thought about it seriously for several years but I loved hearing your thoughts. You've made me think. Thank you.

[@michelleikoma2953]

I think these folks might really enjoy ‘Everybody Hurts’ by REM. It is also a universal truth and a really beautiful rock ballad

[@amyelizabeth529]

Their insight on humanity is astoundingly accurate. I feel deeply connected with each one of these sage men. Thankyou, Trybals Team, for uniting the world through music.

[@Caperhere]

Really enjoyed this one. Thanks TRYBALS. Lovely song, and so appropriate these days. Loved Abdul talking about being a passenger through the journey of life. Maybe that is where the singer got his name, Passenger. Mukhtiar’s spot- on analysis. Muharam’s love of music. We have to get him to a concert one of these days. Riaz. ❤️

[@TRYBALS]

I want to go to a concert with Uncle Muharam too ❤️😍

[@dyawr]

1:07 My God, I'm so sorry Mohammad... may she rest in peace 🙏 Amin

[@TomGorham]

Happy New Year my friends. May 2022 be good to you!

[@TRYBALS]

A very happy new year friend, may this dawn of new year bring lots of happiness and prosperity to you 🤗🌷❤️

[@braindead_venus]

I didn’t know I needed this reaction but thanks.

[@bobnuttall461]

I came across this ‘reaction’ clip almost by accident, it’s a song I love but watching the reactions of these community leaders was an insight into how we all see the world in different ways. I felt heartbroken at the honest sharing of the father’s loss of his child, a pain we can all often relate to. And something I have personally experienced, a universal pain. I love that there’s no condemnation that the singer was Jewish, that the music and his message was universal. I would enjoy listening to a version sung in Arabic, Pashtun, Farsi and the myriad of tribal languages and dialects. The different interpretations of the words and the meanings behind his gestures was fascinating. I have to admit that the lack of emotional response was surprising but that highlights my lack of understanding of the tribal culture of tue people here who were willing at least to listen something that could be seen as confrontational, I admire that courage. Personally, as someone who comes from a different culture and has seen Mike in concert I would love to take these community leaders along to a liven performance, I have no interest in trying to change anyone’s values or perceptions, simply that being in a live audience can clarify what is not clear at first Glance. I look forward to more reviews from this channel, thank you.

[@rylian21]

Oh... my heart broke for Mohammad. That poor man. I can't imagine losing a child. God's love keep you, sir.

[@melvinwren]

theres a old folk saying “you never miss your water untill your well run dry.”

[@TRYBALS]

Thanks for sharing 🤗❤️🌷

[@steveleuchtman2545]

I found your channel by accident. Had to watch several of them. I have shared with a number of friends because this is such a lovely way of showing the universality of the human experience. These men are very thoughtful and insightful and when they express something so similar to what I thought the first time I heard the song, I feel a connection to them despite all of our differences in circumstances. Thank you for sharing these.

[@lilbertsmom3561]

Again, I really like hearing these folks' perspectives. It reflects their life experiences, and there's a lot of wisdom in some of the things they are saying. Also, it reminds us that we are all human, we all feel deep pain, we feel joy. There's more that makes us alike than that makes us different.

[@erinscharko3436]

A friend of mine had her daughter born stillborn. It was a complete surprise. They were so excited. Watching them grieve was excruciating. The child’s memorial video was set to this song. It was pictures of the pregnancy and then pictures of their beautiful child after her birth but not alive. This song took on a whole new meaning and I can’t help but think of my friend and her incredible loss, when I hear this song.

[@tehandroidmaster]

نیا سال مبارک ہو سارے لوگ! Excellent video as always, and I pray that this video will be the first of many more successes for the year!

[@lovedc4ever678]

I love this song and I am so moved by all your responses. It is a song that can be interpreted by every person in their own way. And now I am well and truly crying.

[@Lulabee2024]

I have so much respect for the kindness and warm open hearts of these men that is shown in their honest reactions. I am learning SO MUCH about their cultures DIRECTLY from them instead of opinions by media that hasn't taken the time to ACTUALLY listen...and relate 🙏🙏

[@battygirlrachel]

I love this song! You don't know what you have til it's gone. Thanks for picking it. I sometimes listen to it over and over. Mumford snd Sons do similar music too and The Civil Wars... Happy New Year! I don't know if the calendar you go by there has the begining of the year start tomorrow but either way I hope it's a good day for everyone!

[@TRYBALS]

Happy new year, we observe both calenders here. The other one being Islamic calendar of course

[@Dream_Weapon]

Now I know the name of that song that was played a million times a day on the radio at work a few years back

[@TRYBALS]

lol

[@thatSplendid]

I'm sorry for your loss Mohammad. God bless you and your family. It got me right in the heart when I was watching your reaction.🙏👍

[@annkatherine6327]

I love the idea of this channel, where I can hear opinions and see reactions of people so different than I am. Cheers to all of you at Trybals and kudos for your great work! If I may suggest a song for a reaction video, I would really like to hear the tribal people's thoughts on Orphaned Land - "Like Orpheus".

[@erikkennedy8725]

I feel so conflicted by this channel sometimes. It sometimes seems like it's exploitative on the surface, but the way it's done, the insights shared are just so humanizing, and I know the money raised by subscribing is being used to help the communities of the commentators featured. The wisdom that they have, it crosses cultural and religious boundaries. The world would be such a better place if more of us could have such perspective. I feel so sorry for Mohammad. May he know I pray for him and the baby's memory.

[@lairdofpawblins]

I'm sure these people have enthusiastically volunteered for these videos, so they aren't being exploited. There are multiple times the channel owner makes sure to ask for their permission before showing certain clips in case it would be something they don't want the world to see.

[@glitterxgore6943]

One of the reactors also prayed for the channel and said “our channel” so it feels like it might be a group thing and they hopefully will get a piece of whatever made on the channel

[@mardigammon4061]

I know exactly how you feel mate. I do believe that because it’s not run by white people (even if the intended audience is probably mostly white folks) these people have a lot more agency. It’s putting other perspectives in the spotlight which we need more of.

[@bestoffriends3281]

I understand what you're saying. I just found this channel & have spent the morning binge watching . I'm American & I am fully aware of how a capitalist industry preys upon the weak. I absolutely love seeing & learning of & from other cultures but it's very obvious that their innocence makes them ignorant to the potential harm they are opening the door to. From psychological tactics to legalities... the internet exposes you to literally every evil in existence & as a good person you can't even imagine the evil that exists.. it feels like releasing a sheep in to a lions den. I don't think they understand the level of psychological tactics used in other parts of the world well enough to grasp the ways their minds are being manipulated. They don't understand that just seeing a certain shape or color stimulates specific chemicals & parts of your brain without your control... or how sound frequencies affect you. Theses tactics are used in everything throughout the entertainment industry & consumer products..from logos to children's movies. I certainly hope they have a good shepherd.

[@TheWayHome-wb1uh]

How is it exploitative? Stop being a woke western crybaby and learn to appreciate other cultures.

[@AndICanTalk2]

Fantastic choice of song, and wonderful reaction from your entire group. It is fascinating to learn from them as they listen and learn of something they have not experienced specifically. Finding things that are specific to each of them that connects them to the music or video. Wonderful.

[@gavinholt5428]

Happy New Year. Lovely to spend another time with you all.

[@primozimo3041]

I don't say this enough but keep up with the good work guys. Happy New Year

[@TRYBALS]

Happy new year!

[@mobbs6426]

I like the disclaimer "We're not feeding them tinny laptop sound, relax. We know we need to do these songs justice", aka what you said

[@marybethodonnell8420]

Love the different, pure, wisdom. Simple and profound perspectives. The elder man amazes me every time. And the song of course. It's how I found these amazing souls listening to it.

[@acy2004]

My condolences go out to Mohammad for losing his baby daughter. We are to God, and to Him we will return. Wonderful channel.

[@MsAubrey]

Mohammad, as a mother, you made my heart ache and my eyes tear. I'm very sorry for your loss and I wish you nothing but blessings from here.

[@kaseymeier5944]

What a great way to start the new year!

[@carmelkirk4078]

Happy New year my brothers and sisters! Much love and prosperity!

[@MrXenohassan]

I am impressed by the guy in the background… speaking 3 different languages perfectly…. Plus english…. Thats very diverse….

[@MelanaC]

What a beautiful and yet such a sad video. Thank you for your channel 🥰

[@lisapike383]

I love these gentlemen. Honest and speak from the heart. Thank you.

[@zookuki]

Just discovered these tribal reaction videos and they are so heartwarming and amazing. Love from South Africa ❤️

[@sdzinkforever3353]

I had to let my beloved go to heaven. In November of 2019. A little different, however, I feel like that his words can also pertain to me. I’m alone now, without my knight in t- shirt, jeans and a big smile looking right at me. Together 20 years, married 14 years. We did Everything together. Big hugs to you all 🤗 💜🙏💜🙏💜🙏

[@vicky8919]

Strength to you.

[@sdzinkforever3353]

@@vicky8919 love and light hugs 🤗 💜💜💜💜💜

[@nubiaaparicio4185]

THE YOUNG MEN WITH THE HAT SEEMS VERY MESMERIZE AND EMOTIONAL !! I SEE IN HIS A SHINING STAR

[@reginasamilpa44]

I'm sorry Mohammed, I wish you peace in your heart.

[@YetiUprising]

2:31 lmao I always love when Reaction channels like this have to put up huge disclaimers cause whiny people gotta tell them how to run their own show in the comments.

[@TRYBALS]

I read every comment and try to reply as much as I can and those people were driving me crazy lol

[@timothyshaw5498]

I love these people more and more with every video I watch.

[@lolahernandez6871]

I fell in love with these people, like a second distant family. And may Mohammad's heart ❤ heal with time.

[@elainetsialafos4153]

Just happened to come across this video and loved it! Just watched three and subscribed. How wonderful these men and women are with their ideas and reactions to this foreign music. They have such insight. They are all such precious souls and I send them much love from Greece. ❤️🇬🇷

[@bellavita4237]

Happy New Year Trybals Family 💕 Wishing you all a very prosperous 2022. I enjoyed the video very much. Brought back a memory of someone that I had to let go. It’s all good with me. Best Wishes from USA🇺🇸

[@TRYBALS]

Hi Bella A very happy new year Wishing you all the happiness and prosperity in future I feel the same everytime I hear it, letting go is not easy I know. Love you 🤗❤️🌷

[@aaleyahsanez2552]

Yes Adnan thank you I love this song 🥺💙🤲🏾 and sorry for the loss of Riaz's little girl

[@TRYBALS]

I didn't knew about it until that day but I do know he loves his family so much ❤️

[@thedragonbroke]

I love hearing the elder's interpretations. He has a perspective afforded to him by his years and experience that while different than many others, has great depth to it.

[@itsAllAboutYouisntit]

I feel as though these people are friends that I've never met. I appreciate their honest perspective and open minds. I also get to experience a song I've known for the first time again through them.

[@susana3716]

Love this song! Such great lyrics and applies to all of us! Breaks my heart the man listening lost his infant daughter. Enjoy the man who was clapping softly. Sorry don't know all names. Also, these men have wonderful views of their life and their last words were so powerful,,!