WORST Food I’ve Tried!! SHOCKING African Tribal Food of the Datoga!!

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[@Sangaadam]

Please Sonny before leaving Tanzania make sure you visit WAHANZABE TRIBE Hope you'll make supper clip wiz them

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Please Visit Nagaland (Northeast India) we have distinct Culture n diffrent kinds of food.

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[@jimeneazy5999]

"Sometimes people watching this show mistake my casual way of interacting with locals for a lack of reverence or outright disrespect. Reality, I'm never forced to put on a fake display of deference for the simple reason that I don't pity these people." Sonny perfectly put into words what I have always thought about his interaction with different people from different cultures. He clearly has no intention of degrading people or disrespecting them. If the way he goes about interacting with people upsets you, it says more about yourself than him. Keep up the good work Sonny

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Well said!!

[@FXRBES]

This is a level of introspection most aren't willing to reach.

[@chad8251]

When you try to tell people on here that they don’t need or expect your help and don’t want to live the American life style they get upset because they think everybody wants America’s help

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@@chad8251 So true

[@chocoferrox1511]

The way you blend in with the locals is the best thing about this show. When people from such unique and distinct culture welcome you with warm smiles and open hearts, it only means that you and your team connect with them by the universal language of love and respect.

[@arianathomson7094]

Underrated, how is there only 73 likes?

[@josephpaul7367]

"The worst food he's ever tried" is the title of his video. Say less my friend

[@roxydabomb8896]

Show me da way

[@destinyhero4795]

@@josephpaul7367 well he isn't try to sugarcoat anything. He just being honest.

[@chocoferrox1511]

@@josephpaul7367 well, his honesty in expressing opinion is what makes this channel BEST.

[@JL-xy8if]

Sonny letting us know that this tribe has laughed and smiled more than any where he has ever been; ugh i almost cried. Knowing these people live so simply and can just be so happy is amazing. How he mentioned he didn't pitty them i love it he's so great at what he does.

[@cassiopeialight225]

Living a simple life is what we all need, we don’t need to complicate life! I agree there’s no need to feel pity towards them they are happy and live life the way they used to be. I feel like they’re much happier than us, because our society complicates life for us as we live every single day.

[@genox3636]

Pretty awesome to see what the people eat that built the pyramids!

[@moonside24]

I never once thought the way you interact with these foreign cultures came off as disrespectful. The thing I like most about this show is how authentic it is and you are. I think too many people don't understand that their forced, excessive displays of respect are patronizing and alienating. You immerse yourself in a very real way, as someone fascinated and in love with foreign cultures and traditions without assuming the role of someone who believes appropriation is the only way to experience them. You don't have to pretend to enjoy drinking cow bile in order to show respect. You almost threw up, and you all laughed together and you thanked them for allowing you to experience their traditions with them and that is the most human and respectful thing you can do. That is part of what makes this channel so utterly fantastic.

[@whatever7588]

Compelling agree !!💯💯💯💯💯

[@TheKh65]

The title of the video is problematic though. Imagine inviting someone over for dinner then find out they did a video with this kind of negative headline

[@crustycrabsexybuttcheeksnu2688]

@@TheKh65 it's not bad to be honest!

[@zabsar3615]

Money and fame is making him do it.

[@briton3851]

@@randomlad830 bro, its a sheeps head, thats pretty disgusting, i have scottish family, and ill say haggis is disgusting to their faces.

[@TomIspeeping]

This is one of the best series, Sonny has ever done. His interactions with all the people he meets, makes it seem like you’re actually there with him. Great job!

[@SilentStone13]

Best episode you mean?

[@Priyanka-ln7ni]

He's is there with them in person! What do you mean by it seems like .... He is there with them?

[@SilentStone13]

@@Priyanka-ln7ni the you in that sentence meant we, i think, making us feel like we're here with them

[@youngsloth7493]

Watch his older stuff he’s done a lot of great videos

[@lionlion6374]

💡 Was America really part of the country of India and that the Indians were not red, but the British called them the Red Indians to isolate them from India and after the British held them execution and rape parties for women?

[@TheWoundeddove09]

I love the way Sonny is genuine and how he fits in any environment without even pretending. That’s the main reason I watch your programs and I’ve learn’t a lot of humility but just watching how you behave. Thanks for being you and I’m sure many of us are learning how to appreciate people who are different from our make up and backgrounds. Keep up the good work bro

[@annmcdaniel1092]

AMEN Moses, no other presenter shows as much respect and genuine liking for other cultures as Sonny!😊

[@BlackWingedSeraphX]

Yeah he had the balls to try. Toughest eater ever!

[@ChiefKene]

98% of the travel guides you get are amazing. This guy, is no exception. It’s amazing that he left the tribe at 26 to learn English and to be the voice for his people. Bruh that so cool, not even going to lie.

[@peterc6559]

I love how authentic they are and true to themselves. They’re not at all offended about you making faces at the bile or the raw liver because they know its in good fun and they are secure in who they are. Such a good energy

[@Dyotemang24]

And it was his own cow so he has the right to 😆

[@chava4809]

So much respect to you and your team Sonny. You’re able to show viewers parts of the world we would probably never get to see portrayed (at least fairly/accurately) in media. It also doesn’t hurt that your filming, editing, and hosting is always 10/10

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And who the fuck are you? The anthropology governing board or some shit

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[@lionlion6374]

@Luis Tejeda 💡 Was America really part of the country of India and that the Indians were not red, but the British called them the Red Indians to isolate them from India and after the British held them execution and rape parties for women?

[@DynamicDurge]

Agreed, not that crap they peddled during colonialism

[@CherokeeBird]

Very well said

[@VampyricNinjaXDLOL]

Sonny’s wife is so lucky. He’ll eat anything she cooks for him! Jokes aside, I admire Sonny and the whole team for allowing viewers to experience such enriching moments vicariously through him. Thank you and I love your work.

[@jinatrahman9310]

Haha

[@BongRips4Jesus]

fr this dude can stomach anything lmao

[@yanijen9733]

Wouldn't wanna kiss a mouth that ate all these lol

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I'd like to point out, the production quality of your show is so good now. No big tv network show is any better. Camera work, editing, sound. Your team deserves praise!

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I second this. Absolutely fantastic team, story telling, production value - everything. And just so dang interesting and wonderful, too.

[@Nans391]

The smile and laughter of women are genuine and beautiful! Thanks for this series sonny and the best ever food review team!

[@dahsameer]

this man has my utmost respect. dude is willing to eat raw liver drenched in blood and gastric juice to experience their culture. i love this show and sonny.

[@dietlindvonhohenwald448]

I am sure he took preventive medication to kill all the parasites. There is no way a Westerner can eat that and not get sick. I know some people who went to Africa and just drank water and ate cooked food from a street vendor and got so violently sick, they had to be flown out on emergency flight, they came close dying. These people are used to it but our digestive systems are not used to it.

[@lionlion6374]

💡 Was America really part of the country of India and that the Indians were not red, but the British called them the Red Indians to isolate them from India and after the British held them execution and rape parties for women?

[@c.odubhlaoich2948]

Yeah I would never

[@celeste4200]

I love the guy who is showing him around and how decade he is for his tribe and how he still comes back to them even tho he is grown up and moved on!!:’))

[@bethantucker3201]

I love how you respect every culture you encounter, you try and appreciate everything they do even if you think it’s disgusting… it’s really inspirational

[@TooLatePeople]

It inspired me to get a flamethrower

[@Daesanii]

@@TooLatePeople I do not trust

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@@TooLatePeople I do not trust

[@Ontiming2023]

He really ate blood an intestine juice i almost puked watching

[@bethantucker3201]

@staawree because he didn’t like it?

[@duckfist]

This community seemed super friendly, always smiling and happy to share their ways. Amazing video and people.

[@titikay4real]

As a West African, born and raised, the shock value of this video is crazy! It’s so fascinating to think and know that my next door neighbors are still very much in touch with their ancient way of life! I really appreciate Sonny for all his work and allowing us experience theses cultures through his cus honestly, I could never!

[@tosinojo7310]

I don’t know even know of acient tribes in west Africa…I wish we had some.

[@faiza5224]

In Mali and Niger you can still find villages that practice a lot of their traditions, some are Muslims, dogon people practice their own religion, but all of them have traditions that you don't see in cities

[@rediettadesse2828]

Oh there are no tribes in west Africa hmm interesting

[@theduchess9691]

@@tosinojo7310 there is in my country

[@dampmop]

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[@brianross6379]

Bro i never got fake or disrespectful vibes from you EVER keep doing what you are doing!

[@usada2000]

The Datoba people, especially the women, seems so social and happy. They trying to communicate in any ways just because they being curious and friendly. Thanks for your journey, looking forward to your next adventure. Sonny is the man.

[@generalmartok3990]

Lol I loved how hyped they were for Sonny to try everything.

[@belagu4517]

Imagine their immune system, eating crap and raw food will basically kill a normal person in higher quantites🤢

[@SilverSpectre266]

Kudos to Sonny. Every time I see episodes like this I remember that video conversation he had with Andrew Zimmern, and how Andrew described how when he was starting his culinary adventure show he didnt have an exotic palette yet, and after the durian fruit incident he decided no matter what he would try everything as the people do, accept it, and try not to insult their culture or ways of doing things. Sonny I think had been doing this well before this conversation with Andrew, but I think he really took his story to heart and his appreciation and accepting of other peoples ways really shows.

[@freedentgoutfraise9244]

What do you mean by the Durian fruit incident? I'm curious

[@curtisthomas2670]

He was offered durian fruit but it tasted so bad he spat it out, and the person who offered it felt offended - something like that if l recall

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@@curtisthomas2670 ah thank you bro 👌

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True

[@shino8854]

@@curtisthomas2670 It actually doesn't taste bad, it's a new unique taste and texture which if you have never tried are not accustomed to. Still millions love it after a while, the smell is what outs people off.

[@RashidAlesgerov]

This tribe is definitely different than others and that makes it even more interesting to watch. I love that you're very humble and respectful towards them but also give us your honest opinion on things that you don't like. This Africa tour episodes are probably one of the best episodes of your whole channel.

[@Melon_Cloud]

Agreed. I am actually sad that the videos (with this tribe) are done now. I like the datoga tribe! And of course agree completely with what you said about Sonny! I think that the Africa tour series is probably (one of) the best on his channel because many of the other cultures/countries, we would be able to visit these countries easier. And food wise is easier to come across their food. Except a few other places. But this Africa series wouldn’t be easy to visit ourselves (I think?). So we aren’t really exposed to it like other countries/cultures. That is what really makes it interesting for me personally. I too have really loved this series! I hate that Sonny has to say that he doesn’t do this for shock value but to live like them. For me, I wouldn’t even doubt he did this for shock value had he never said it. But KZbin and its rules still don’t like it I think. But this broadens your horizons. To see how other people live.. which is very interesting to see and learn about.

[@suresh442]

true

[@titikay4real]

@@Melon_Cloud it’s easy to visit a lot of African countries. West and in the East. Tanzania is in east Africa. Also not all countries have these kind of tribes. So unfortunately you won’t see things as shocking as eating raw meat in most other African countries. I for one never grew up with that. Born and raised in west Africa (2 different countries) and this is equally shocking to me! But I do love this series and love to learn about our neighbors as we don’t get taught these things.

[@Melon_Cloud]

@@titikay4real Yes, I meant visiting a tribe especially. I know at least a few African countries are relatively easy to travel to. Might also depend on where you are from and of course travel experience to be safe. But the tribes is a different story. Just visiting a tribe / experience a tiny part of the nomadic lifestyle, even if just for a day.. (though you can’t experience the nomadic lifestyle in a day, I am aware). I am very interested in different cultures. And just loved this Africa series. Such a stark contrast with Europe where I am from.

[@titikay4real]

@@Melon_Cloud yeah I get you. I currently live in Europe and I can tell you, life is much more stressful compared to where I’m from in west Africa (Ghana and Nigeria). And the sense of community is not as much so you can easily feel lonely, a little less happy face’s 😅. I personally don’t have the courage to do what Sonny does and I appreciate him for it!

[@briantheguy1]

From living around the world for the past 15 years (also in Tanzania) thank you for showing us how the great world lives. Americans need to see more of this. I've learned in the world we may look different, dress different, speak different, but in the core we are all the same and want the same basic needs of life, health, happiness, and family.

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Sonny is very humble....The world needs more people like him💛

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Omg that older lady loves you!!! She’s all over you, Sonny. 😂 That’s so adorable. I love how happy they all are. I enjoy these videos so much.

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She was touching him every scene. It was sweet

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Lol she loooooves him🤣❤️

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Super cute!

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[@takumajin6553]

i'm sure that it's motherly love and Admiring cuz the dude he's just wonderful.

[@Selkie15]

"The intestines taste somewhat clean," as it cuts to a shot of what looks like straight up shit in the food. This guy is a trooper for diving straight into it. You can tell he wants the full experience and not to offend the people who extend their hospitality. What a guy, what a show.

[@abilawaandamari8366]

I mean if it's any better it hasn't fully been processed into shit yet, it's halfway there. Not that it would make a big difference 😂

[@juchou2983]

Cow shit is a very popular food in endia

[@badtoxxin7909]

@@juchou2983 oh endia is England India it’s like fish and chips curry with banger tikka masala

[@alokkumar5123]

@@juchou2983 yeah but not for eating lol, it's used as substitute for wood or coal in cooking

[@nyquist_control]

@@alokkumar5123 I think he's referring to the cow dung festival in some village that cover themselves in cow shit and eat it.

[@b01tact10n]

Sonny is just Sonny! He's human colorblind 😁 never ever disrespectful to anyone, everything and fascinated by different cultures. He understands cultures via his table mannerisms he copies to show his hosts that he means to learn about their cultures of how they sustain themselves!

[@graciejpg]

What an eye opening episode. I love how encouraging, welcoming and nice this tribe was. What a beautiful community with great intestines.

[@convn1749]

idk how some people can lecture you about culture when you’re probably one of the most cultured people alive today. keep up the great work man

[@amos1482]

Founding this channel is one of the best thing that ever happened to me. I know there's someone else out there doing food reviews and I have lots of respect for them but this channel will forever be my favourite. Sonny and team.... you're the best.

[@jesstineann8189]

Same, this got me through pandemic

[@BaoNguyenSuperDuperAwesomeGuy]

Pretty awesome how Sonny tries all these different cultures' foods, and he always tries to portray these cultures in the most positive way possible, even when he's about to barf up what he just ate. Kudos to Sonny for being so respectful and adventurous!

[@graciebriggs6465]

I love how Sonny does all of his homework for wherever he goes.. he embraces every culture. This is living the life. And loving the knowledge of all cultures. 🥰

[@tembelatoba7325]

I honestly can't believe that I'm an African yet I haven't experienced all of this...soooo interesting. THANK YOU Sonny for showcasing all these tribes through food

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[@AjTory]

@@yoshzlac2429 Could you stop?

[@tfhssn]

And cheese

[@jeanvaljean6433]

@@cloj4754 Why the fuck wouldn't a young nigerian want to go to italy over namibia?

[@cYYAN88]

I like how respectful he is even when he obviously does not like the food what so ever. Respecting culture and tradition and especially the food is very important to people around the world.

[@susancaballeroaloui4756]

You are so awesome with people! No matter where you go or what the circumstances, you are open, friendly and welcoming to these experiences! Thanks for sharing these videos.

[@genwealth9270]

I could never bring myself to eat something like (raw) but I respect and understand that’s their culture. It’s crazy how we are all the same but we are different in our own ways. Proud of you Sonny 😅

[@Leo_HuangAB]

I mean it's like beef tar tar and sushi except with blood and fresh off the bone

[@m.2pcie471]

You don't even have the same microbiome as they do. Could be that you'd get sick if you'd eat that - could be that they would get sick if they do not eat it...as cases of Indian students in the USA have shown - they got sick because of the lack of certain bacteria in the food they have in India but not in the USA (yeah...despite the "Indian" cuisine in the US ... which is a westernized version...and Indians who live long un the US adapted...thus they don't have the same microbiome as Indians from India.

[@Leo_HuangAB]

@@m.2pcie471 Interesting

[@cruelfish4824]

And then theres people like me that was offered 20 bucks to eat 8 day old pig liver in bio class and did it without hesitation. Thank god I didn't get sick.

[@m.2pcie471]

@@cruelfish4824 probably even increased your immune system.

[@unathiburrow9791]

More people should be like Sonny... Open, fun, honest, and curious to learn from others! You're a fucking legend bro! Been watching you for years now and every video I learn something new about somewhere I've never been! Keep on keeping on!!!!

[@meenafreeman3224]

Oye no cussin 😂😂

[@theonlyleoralph]

As an African, I still experience culture shock when I see these videos!! The world is a beautiful place!! ❤️❤️❤️

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[@AjTory]

Hahahaha saaame

[@acelamoste1147]

The world is a terrible place

[@Silphwave]

@@acelamoste1147 it is, but not this place.

[@thandisilec835]

@@acelamoste1147 nothing terrible about this setting, it’s beautiful actually but quite different to what I’m also used to as an African

[@Agaettis]

The pride for his people and drive he had to learn English and become a guide is amazing

[@Notanamehere2211]

Their smiles were so genuine and they were truly happy with their life. That was just pure bliss.

[@requiem744]

I am loving this Africa series so much. Seeing how all these people live and eat is rich and good. Thank you for a great series.

[@fancy3774]

Egypt was a mess

[@violettemaze1090]

One of my favorite series so far, Im happy you mentioned that you do not pity them and one way isn't better, it is just different. It is the idea that one way is better that has caused a lot of turmoil throughout history and the complete eradication of unique cultures. It is so awesome to see a different picture of Africa, these people are happy and friendly. Thank you Sonny!

[@dmxdxl]

I love Sonny's respect for other cultures, it's very refreshing and his bravery to try things most of us wouldn't even DREAM of tasting!!!...

[@tee0372]

“So there’s nothing missing?” “No.” In a place where we are always tempted to reach for “more” and challenged by the idea that what we have is not enough, it is really refreshing AND sobering to hear a people say “Nothing is missing.”

[@gre894]

That doesn’t mean anything though. How can you miss something that you don’t even know about?

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@@gre894 Look up manufactured discontent lol.

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wow, I can't believe you guys only have 495 patrons. I would imagine you'd have thousands for the quality of content you produce =/

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Unfortunately, the lowest tier that they offer is 5$ a month and there is no option to pledge anything lower. I believe that might hinder a lot of people from pledging a dollar or two each month.

[@usgalsen]

Are you among the 495? 😂

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@Pᴀᴡɴ S𝜏ᴀʀ𝕤 ✯🇫​ᴀɴ he was talking to you bish

[@chad8251]

He should really start a members account on here and charge 1 dollars people would do it for just watching

[@NamesJohn21]

@@chad8251 bad idea

[@privateholt464]

Probably the most authentic and real food review show I've seen. And this dude has to be one of the realist people I've seen. I got alot of respect for him and his team

[@antm64]

I am fascinated at all the interesting things I am witnessing on this site/channel! There is nothing boring about living on this planet!! People learn to eat according to what is available. My gag reflex would definitely kick in with all that raw blood! Truth be known, we Americans lead such an abundant life!! We have lost appreciation for the challenging lives of peoples in less abundant countries.

[@angelaasena5518]

Sonny those bowls are calabashes! They were a must have in our kitchens in the villages. We used them mostly for porridge, milk and vegetables. Thanks for entertaining us and teaching us different world cultures.

[@kiloton1920]

My friend used to have a restaurant called ital calabash

[@everettduncan7543]

Nice to hear from someone who grew up in the deepest rural Africa

[@latishafletcher7570]

We call it the same here in the Caribbean

[@nakachwacatherine4922]

In luganda we call it endeku

[@cnxiong007]

You’re a legend Sonny! You ate the raw blood like a champ once again proving you have nothing but respect for culture and traditions that differ from your own. Thank you for spreading culture awareness and being a champion for diversity all across the world. I love the fact that not only are you reviewing the different cuisines but a lot of times you talk about specific traits that differentiate one ethnic group from another.

[@sherri1374]

I have absolutely LOVED this series. At times hard to watch the blood and intestine parts but so eye opening and such an experience brought through to the people watching. Thank you and thank you for your bravery, having stepped out of every comfort zone to bring us such an in depth look into these beautiful peoples lives.

[@Telinho11]

Proud of my country and its traditional lifestyle...love you Tanzania

[@estelalopez3563]

I thought eating raw meat is dangerous

[@Felon229]

He doesn’t like it💀

[@donttryimprotected3246]

I love this guy so much he's so passionate, charismatic, and knowledgeable. Even if he doesn't like something he's respectful and still open💜💜💜🤗🤗🤗

[@mojokillergunz4071]

Yesss thats so true...

[@anniechan9922]

Why does he put the title of worst food I've tried then?

[@amaikarai5007]

Can we talk about how gorgeous their skin is? It’s absolutely glowing. In more developed countries, we slather on all sorts of creams and makeup to make our skin look that smooth and shiny, but these people just have this natural beauty about them that would make anyone jealous.

[@simsewell]

I come from Tanzania and my skin is something I have been commented on. Same as my mother's too!!

[@barnalipattanaik7650]

Brooo I was thinking the same thing….. they look so gorgeous

[@diorzyy]

frr they better bust up their skin care routine 😳

[@mrsraven9169]

Diet

[@amaikarai5007]

@@mrsraven9169 My thoughts exactly. I bet a big part of it is their diet.

[@JACKSPARROW-iy7rw]

Dude you do not need to explain the "WHY" you interact with people in a certain way. You are a traveler like I. When in the moment and sucked up in it, these people can feel it to and its amazing to watch. The energy you give off is calming. People understand fun and it brings the best out in them also. You are not judgmental in any way and totally you are open minded i love it

[@kryptonite9804]

I love the way you interact with people. Its so genuine. I wish people in the States took time to understand us (Black folks) like this.

[@luqmannassor8434]

Im from Tanzania and the whole series made me realise just how diverse my country is! Thank you sonny

[@dorisnthumbi3101]

These episodes are pure gold! I especially love your humour and the way you gel with the people. It is a pleasure to learn about other cultures through your channel. Africans are generally happy and friendly people. Looking forward to watching many more shows. Keep enlightening us. Much love from Kenya.

[@williamhughes5197]

I would personally like to thank you and your crew for taking me to a place I could never understand living the life I live today. You said during the show that life is what you are introduced to and surrounded by. Nothing is ever made more sense to me in my life than this statement you made. Different cultures different parts of the world and different surroundings and introductions to life is something we are all susceptible to at birth. I have never traveled out of the United States and I have visited a small portion of the US for limited times. I've lived most of my life on the East Coast from New Jersey to Florida Keys. I met different people from different cultures from living in international cities. Your show is taking me around the world and introduced to my eyes and ears things I could never see or understand. I've held many jobs in my life and food is one of them from being a dishwasher to a restaurant manager and a span of 30 years. The way that you show people raising their own food and literally depending on it for their lifestyle is something that is totally awesome to me. I greatly appreciate your content and your videos because it is the greatest learning experience I believe one can actually see and hear thank you again

[@MarvinCollins14]

this is beautiful

[@TheKimmyomy]

Such a beautiful culture and people, I love how they take care of eachother! Thank you for sharing your experience with us ❤

[@mercybadoe3086]

Thanks for ALWAYS keeping it 100% Sonny!!! It’s OK to not like all foods, while still remaining respectful. You’re an excellent host and we are all cringing on our screens right with you! 😂.It’s beautiful to see other peoples cultures and feel like we’re experiencing it through your content.

[@livelaughandsmile]

Sonny, you and your team are the most wholesome. You're the only food reviewer that I keep watching and supporting because of how much respect and openness and kindness you have for everyone and group you share with us. Even when you don't like something, the way you relay it doesn't come off arrogant or with disdain. You're so good at what you do and how you share the unseen world with the rest of us in their authenticity.

[@quyenphan6371]

11:16 omg! When I rewatched this part, I was cried because I saw that you had tried to eat their food for us, and you have tried to be respected, polite to their cultures. Thank you for doing these food shows. ❤️

[@Itsaltanique]

He was about to throw up 😂😂

[@geckosui]

i dont think he did it for his viewers inf irst line. I think he did it for himself.

[@nevm5776]

actually, he said later on, "What they eat", "I must eat" (or something like that) and he even said its not for us or the views

[@kuzan.]

11:41

[@sedlife8249]

This man is like a mild Bear Grylls almost. Eating raw blood and all the other things he has eaten throughout his tours, is unbelievable. It's beyond anyone I have ever seen, other than survival specialists

[@maggien1119]

As an African am glad you are taking me around places I have never been on the continent 😍. Thank you 😊

[@benzielist4017]

But why do they eat uncooked meat n drink cow poo soup? How does it taste as you've said you're from the same community

[@gre894]

@@benzielist4017Uncooked meat isn’t the problem, it’s the disgusting hygiene standards when dealing with meat that’s eaten raw. Uncooked meat is eaten in developed countries too.

[@LE-cw4br]

Wow...this is so impressive on so many levels! The video content is interesting and the fact that you immersed yourself right into the food culture is amazing. One question for you, Sonny...how did your stomach and digestive system deal with different foods? Thanks for teaching us about all kinds of new and wonderful cultures!!!!

[@yoshzlac2429]

Truthkzbin.info/www/bejne/iHXLdXarqr9qgtk 😀

[@thegamingbird101]

@@yoshzlac2429 no

[@SoloEcho]

You are what you eat.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

Amazing

[@naamankala6720]

@@yoshzlac2429 I think we all get it.

[@TamTranTriZzle]

21:16 Little quick nuanced scenes like this that is an afterthought, often can show a lot. The way she is chilling, all comfy, leaning into Sonny, with her elbow just resting on his thigh, just eating, relaxing and perfectly at ease, shows not how loving these people are, but how Sonny conveys himself to be, earning a level of trust and comfort that can only be received when you are genuinely a person that cares, doesn't judge, and openly accepting. I thought 8M Subs is crazy high, but this Channel deserves 3Xs that many Subs.

[@elsashaindra897]

Noticed that too gave me warm feelings 😚😚😚

[@mike04574]

lol i thought that too

[@cmmichael9782]

it's my first time to see him feel grossed of food , but I understand it's too much for him and he showed a lot of respect to them and tried everything, the best show ever ❤️

[@titusdagangllt]

So far one of the best quotes I've heard; ''Life... is what you're exposed to.'' It just shows you how big and unique this world is, anyways much love from Namibia, Africa🌍.

[@leonthesleepy]

"Damn this man is willing to eat anything" ~what the Tribe was probably thinking HAHAHA

[@armanisim7791]

Probably not, that's normal for them.

[@jaysonnguyen1621]

It's OFFICIAL TBFRS/Sonny is the Best and Top Food Review Show on YT. The Content, the quality, the cultural experience, and mostly the knowledge Sonny is sharing to the world is TOP NOTCH! Thank you to the TBFRS Team and Sonny!!!

[@mattjay1]

With a channel name like his, he better prove it. He does that no problem 😂

[@cguibcx]

I love that you're honest about how you feel about the food you try without insulting the people who eat it. Keep up the good work!

[@emanuel0477]

Your always welcome to Tanzania, The peacefully country in the world. You will see that smile all over across the country because that is who we are, we love you men.✌

[@ArchiveForAnotherTime]

3:11 the subtle edit with the audible whip crack as one cow's tail flicks another cow's face--the editing team behind BEFRS remains on its game. So much subtle humor embedded in the creativity.

[@jimscarlet]

Thank you again Sonny and team, my eldest granddaughter has learnt more about different cultures from your videos than she has in over a year at school. They should make these videos compulsory viewing.

[@jlw6464]

I have a lot of respect for this guys stomach. I went back home after 9 years in the USA and I got sick the first 3 days for eat the food bc I have a terrible week stomach. RESPECT !!

[@froptime]

omg!! yes! respect!!

[@austinpalado4930]

I love how you respect every culture out there.

[@ricr.4669]

10:08 bile juice and intestine juice are one of the traditional sauces and ingredients of the Laos and Essan people. They use in Larb, sauce, etc. PLEASE LOVE ONE ANOTHER BECAUSE WE ARE ALIKE NO MATTER IF YOUR ASIAN, WHITE, LATIN, MID EASTERN, AFRICAN and ALL!!! 💕

[@nakachwacatherine4922]

I love you

[@ricr.4669]

@@nakachwacatherine4922 I love you all and spread the love.

[@brianachong5390]

True and real Latins are people of prominent Southern European Latin Mediterranean diaspora whos origins come from Italy and Roman derived Latin Europe. And Hispanic is literally the Latin language for Spain not the native Americans they colonized such as those like you an indigenous Americans weather you or others like you acknowledged it or not. Both Hispanic & Latin/Latino culture come from Europe that is Latin Europe. & Latin Europe was Latinized by Italy hence how Latina Italy got the historical Latin name LATINA! LATINO= SOUTHERN EUROPEAN LATIN MEDITERRANEAN ORIGIN. Hispanic is the name the TRUE Latino people of Rome/Italy gave the Spaniards. People from south central America and Mexico are historically native Americans & now some Mestizos whom where just forced to learn Hispanic ways just like people in North America who where forced to learn English ways and it ends there. Being culturally UNROOTED due to brainwashed acculturation is why so many North Americans don’t know their own identity Nor even care.TRUE Latin people need representation in North America as we are misrepresented all day long in this country and it’s not ok. Culturally rooted proud People native to south Central America and Mexico who embrace their true identity feel the same way with FALSE brands like Hispanic and Latino as that is Not their origin it is the origin of their colonizers. LATINOS are SOUTHERN EUROPEAN LATINS born anywhere in the world who’s roots come from the LATIN Roman Empire of the Mediterranean Race. HENCE HOW LATINA ITALY GOT THE HISTORICAL LATIN NAME LATINA! Supporting North American Brainwashed cultural theft for “gain” and “benefit” does Not magically change this. CULTURALLY REMOVED North Americans need to learn and respect their true culture that way they can stop stealing from mine. & TRUE LATINO MEN AND WOMEN AKA SOUTHERN EUROPEANS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN MULTI RACIAL ETHNIC PEOPLE DUE TO OUR MIDDLE EASTERN, NORTH AFRICAN& BALKAN GYPSIE DNA. THIS CULTURAL RAPE EXIST BECAUSE THOSE LIKE YOU BELIEVE YOU HAVE& WILL CONTINUE TO “BENEFIT” FROM THE CULTURAL THEFT TOWARDS US TRUE LATINO MEDITERRANEANS! THIS BRAINWASHED OBSESSION WITH PUSHING AMERICAN MOSTLY NORTH AMERICAN CULTURAL THEFT TOWARDS US TRUE LATIN PEOPLE AS A FASHION TREND NEEDS TO BE EXPOSED. ITS EXHAUSTING AND DISGUSTING

[@puppycide]

@@brianachong5390 🗿

[@wervwe.n]

🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@kadinecampbell6466]

I love the fact that Sonny is not afraid to experience different cultures and try different foods. So in love with his contents over the years. Nuff love Sonny 🇯🇲♥️♥️

[@celianeher7637]

A fellow Jamaican here and I am exposed to son much cultures as I reside in Europe and visit many Asian countries. Raw fish no problem but raw meat and bile no thanks. This man has done a good job showing a bit of Jamaican dishes and is great at getting down with the people in their environment.

[@slXD100]

@@celianeher7637 i wonder, is there any risk eating raw beef like this? parasites etc. cuz these tribes didn't look unhealthy or as if they had parasites

[@felixmajorvlogs598]

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[@kevophoenix872]

@@slXD100 I'd guess it all depends with the environment that the animal was raised in.. natural or artificial...

[@karungarimaina7613]

The Datoga hit the genetic jackpot! Everyone is simply stunning! Yet again great work from Sonny and the team👏🏾

[@tmrtyn]

And all their teeth are flawless. Say what you like about the diet...it sure cuts down on dentist bills.

[@PrussianFrost]

@@tmrtyn you should look at the studies of European teeth when sugar was first introduced to their diet. No sugar = Amazing teeth

[@resulsanane4506]

You should look into orthotropics, chewing a lot plus great posture will result in a attractive face.

[@joshmilligan7682]

they're goofy looking, kind of have a confused look in their eyes... ehhhhh

[@taotaostrong]

They really are beautiful. 💞

[@mooglerific]

beautiful and hospitable people. their smiles were infectious. thank you for sharing their culture with us and for taking part in it with such deep respect.

[@FrogTogLogBog]

It’s so beautiful how differently people can live . It’s wonderful. I wish I was able to travel like this !

[@iqrarani8851]

Beautiful yu taking the piss

[@Hyplist87]

Hi can you visit Ghana to see more of our tradition..?

[@faustinsawa3347]

Yeah not as costly as you think, to visit tanzania

[@FrogTogLogBog]

@@Hyplist87 I would love to !

[@ninacee9140]

The Datoga people seemed so smiley and fun in this video, it's beautiful to see their welcoming nature!

[@rahman9749]

this is what I find why watching Sonny's vids is so refreshing. He doesn't look down upon other cultures (might be because he has spend some time in Vietnam), he doesn't judge even though the things he saw might really be against his own personal ideal, and he's not trying to be overly friendly as he knows his place as an outsider in most of the places he's in.

[@astavist]

I love how happy these ladies. They put smile on my face everytime they laugh

[@romzboy]

When Sonny gagged, I gagged as well and almost threw up! He's a brave soul for trying that out. No way in the world that I would be able to do what he did. 🤢

[@lisamonroe2679]

Do you eat balut?

[@brokenshadowpr0]

@@lisamonroe2679 isnt that just raw duck eggs

[@saigetrejo5579]

@Mindy Banks it’s not rotten it’s cooked🤦🏻‍♀️

[@brokenshadowpr0]

@Mindy Banks i have never eaten balut

[@theofthe2299]

@Mindy Banks dont be disrespectful

[@bobpowers4454]

I have had 10 exchange students from many different locations. When asked about the culture, I reply in the same way as you. The cultures are not good or bad, just different. The manner I treated these kids (as family - exchange sons) and as a result I now have many exchange families in many different lands and I love it. They are part of my family and I am part of theirs.

[@airbornemelody6156]

what beautiful and fun people!! their smiles could light up a room! sonny, you are always so incredibly respectful and kind to people. this is my favorite food show ever. sonny and team, you guys are amazing for always bringing us such amazing cultures and people from all around and showing us their wonderful traditions and being so kind to them!

[@healingwithnurseb]

The drink, bile, heart, blood, liver…as a nurse you're a savage and I love it😭🙌🏽❤️🔥…looks fun😍

[@declice]

The level of dedication Sonny has is amazing!

[@anneyong73]

Thank you Sonny and the Best Ever Food Review Show staff for giving us quality content. This YT channel is definitely underrated. I also love how the women in this tribe are comfortable with you. Thank you for sharing their culture with us!

[@carolynshelton952]

I've always appreciated the open-mindedness of Sonny! He is a great host and I love learning about how people eat and live around the world 😊

[@heidic1394]

I super admire the level of cultural respect. Main reason why i watch this show a lot. Amazing host! Love from phil!

[@sinkvenice857]

I can’t believe some of your viewers think you’re disrespectful to the people you meet. I’ve seen so many of your videos and when it comes to your interactions with the locals I’ve only ever found you to be warm, inquisitive, genuinely interested eager to learn and incredibly friendly. All the people who say otherwise are idiots.

[@JG09101]

I agree, they're very understanding that it's all new to him and he may not like everything he tries. They're all laughing along with him and enjoying his company so I feel like if he really was being disrespectful they'd let him know one way or another.

[@johnl6075]

You can feel the love from these people! Really beautiful to watch. Thank you BEFRS!

[@Zimkuki]

Thank you sonny for taking us to the tanzania.. if ita not you.. i would have never learn their culture.. it is so beautiful. Thank you, may God protect the people and May God bless you too.

[@davidbouncer3760]

The woman is smiling at him so encouragingly as if she's just offered him a rather juicy plum, and not a piece of raw liver dipped in Bile. 😊

[@dagreatvirility5276]

This guy is a bloody legend!!!! If you ever vomited stomach acid you have an idea of what this man just consumed🤢

[@wensleymichel505]

@James Thompson lool

[@dellriat9026]

He has a very strong stomach. I’m scared of insects moreover to eat them , and it’s not everything is good to eat . You shouldn’t put any and any thing in your stomach for health reasons because the bible says we shouldn’t eat anything with the blood. Blood is where all disease comes from also certain insects and though it’s their culture I wouldn’t ruin my health in trying things that would make me sick .

[@Laur1101]

I’d honestly try anything besides stomach bile mixed foods, straight blood, and larvae. If it’s FRIED, or cooked to tender I’ll eat anything new… we’ll except rat🤢

[@DarkValorWolf]

0:42 not sure if intentional but him saying "CORNer" while there is a single kernel of corn on screen is just too perfect.

[@ddiggity1234]

My God Sonny I've watched so many episodes and this is the first one where there is no way I could eat that, up until this moment it just looked like a dream trying all that crazy food. Bile, yup that is truly a step beyond what I am capable of. You truly are the best ever food review show.