The Congolese Tribes Selling Weed to Survive | WEEDIQUETTE
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- čas přidán 20. 05. 2024
- Krishna travels to Congo to meet the mbuti pygmies, female dealers, and farmers in rebel territories who all smoke and sell weed as a way of eking out a living.
This episode of Weediquette first aired on VICE TV in 2016.
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"When you are hungry, you cannot be scared" this hit me.
She didn't look underfed though.
Fact🎉
The pigmies ripped me scrotumms and used it for rolling papers 😢
@@PeteBogg cause she aint scared
Lollll@@StreetStoriesEnt
That wife runs the show for real for real...she is the commanding officer...😂😂😂
The interviewer is the feds to her LOL
you can find similar structures all around the world, much more peacefull
She would absolutely end a life without hesitation
"i dont smoke personally" while his eyes are bloodshot and he cant focus at all X D
Flip that role wt the man doing such and it's suddenly oppressive and slavish smh🙄😓 y'all gotta make up yalls minds mane lol😵💫
Selling weed is better than selling body... gosh, this woman will go straight to heaven for saving so many lives...
Yes! I think of all the folks that would be clutching their pearls about teaching women to sell drugs instead of something else, but when kids get through school, even uni, and can’t find work back home, why not? It’s not the same as the drug dealers an American would think about…but being picked up off the street for sex is dangerous everywhere. Working the fields for veg to sell in the market is dangerous with rebel groups around, even. I am glad they’ve found a way to better their lives, connect to other women, and almost have a sort of support group where men and women smoke together and just…forget that life is hard for a bit. She’s a businesswoman, mentor, and therapist, at the very least. Respect to her - and all the women choosing ganja over prostitution in a difficult place!
Others like the Mbuti as well, who are making the best of an awful situation with weed, also get all my respect. Treated like subhumans, driven from their home, forced to change their way of life…but they can at least bring in a little money with weed, plus use it as natural medicine (and I appreciate their rule to only take leaves from their own plants or the medication doesn’t work, talk about good neighbors). We are all humans. We should be treated as humans. I hope, for the sake of them, the women in Goma, everyone really, that eastern Congo sees a lasting peace that doesn’t involve the west/China/Russia making a grab for resources in return for helping to rebuild and modernize infrastructure.
(oops I typed too much! but to your point, again, 1000% yes, she is an angel on earth for helping these struggling women avoid prostitution.)
🙌🙌🙌💯💯💯💯
Nothing wrong with drugs. In fact, they have arguably got us to where humanity is atm. It's the stupid abuse that screws us.
Yes weed is God's given herb! God must be very proud of that woman and any alike.
thats not weed, they cut it weeks to early they smoke plants from the plant theres no thc in it
"My most two important resources are marijuana and meat."
You and me both dude. Separated by continent but together in needs!
😂😂😂😂
Sameeee brooo I felt him
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@willynzyoki9960 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Except your meat is a different kind 😉
The way the tension in the room changed when the elders thought you might be there with intentions to exploit local recourses was a very eye opening experience
Very much needed given.
I was expecting that to happen since these guys don't mess around.
That's because investigative journalism can make anyone feel uneasy. By that I mean, intentionally or unintentionally asking questions that may get them in trouble. Like at 13:13 when he asked them who buys and where do they sell it.
Because that’s what the yt man usual does in places where natural resources are plentiful
@@DontcallTyrone_ Oh I’m aware my Cherokee ancestors faced it too
Shoutout to the plugs who only sell marijuana. Y'all might not know but you're saving lives out here. Thank you.
Lol I just go to 1 of like 20 of the dispensaries in my area. No plug can keep up with the variety of strains around let alone all the concentrates and edibles too lol. But I do agree they could be selling worse things lol.
Nothing wrong with throwing a lil shrooms in the mix too😂
I selled a couple gramms but am i not like getting people addicted and hurted?
@@sumper_man now were talking lol
I'd say they're more neutral as opposed to saving lives
My brother Nzarubara Canel Bahati, may his soul rest in peace, was a Congolese living here in Kenya who died on Feb 9th, 2024, In his last minutes before death preached for peace in Congo, today i watch this with tears, May God intervene
May he rest in peace ❤
Blessings for you and your people my brother🙌🏾
The Congolese wouldn’t accept him anyways. He has a Kinyarwanda name and they would immediately call him Rwandan even though those people had been there before the country was recognized
“When the herb is your own it will cure everything “🔥
I’m from Jamaica 🇯🇲.. growing up as a young kid 14 -16 years old I had to prepare weed to sell before I go to school each day.. my family was poor.. don’t turn your nose at people everyone life’s are different..the struggle is real ❤️🇯🇲🙏 Jah bless
I hear that there is pure weed in Jamaica. Not that chemical stuff with no seeds like in the US. Is this true?
Bless!
@@prentisdavis9781oh my, you will find seeds even in dispensary weed. They are simply growing seedless by picking all of the males before they can pollinate the females. Also the weed in America is much more pure then there other than when chemicals are used only nutrients are needed and when used we get up to almost 40% THC and it’s unheard of in Jamaica who has maybe 15-20 percent at best which will still get you lit af h
@@prentisdavis9781 most of it yea..im from jamaica and i tell u them that the weed is strong strong since the land here is quite fertile due to climate. Weed has been in the rastafarian cultures for a long time thats why its very abundant in Jamaica. Weed is pretty accessible since small amounts of it aren't illegal and if u go to any urban areas and see ppl smoking weed, weed here isnt really a big deal cus its quite a norm here
@@prentisdavis9781 wait wym no seeds ? Are you talking bout weed with no seed ? Or dat other stuff like H, white, and Ice ?
The richest country but the poorest people..my heart cries for my motherland
If you cry why don't you go over there and help them.😂😂
The enemy makes you forget who you are so they can own you & everything you got.
😂😂😂
@@EZ_Money101 Respectfully, there is nothing in the Congo we want lmao.
You make it seem like its a quick fix....idiotic comment @@deadhand8819
Love to hear kiswahili language from our Congolese neighbors... As a Kenyan i didn't need translation 😂so cute 🇰🇪🇨🇩
Guka anaitwa tateku😂😂😂
Haha same here. She looks like us too
Vipi bana mtuwetu 😂👋🏿?
That because her dialect is difference you haven't heard all the different accent especially lushi accent you won't understand well without help
@@sharongitau8727 congo is diverse over 100 million ppl we don't all look the same
“i dont smoke” “LOOK AT HIM THEN” im hella weak
Alcohol is smoking him..😅😅😅😅😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣boss lady
they all look very stoned xD
@@SvenskSork 🤣🤣🤣
😅😅😅😅
The wife of the lieutenant was trying so hard to get him to stop self snitching 🤣🤣🤣🤣
No she said he don't smoke but his high as a kite
That woman is not a mere wife but the commander of the house. A Lieutenant can't du nothing, the woman is the Bank as well
@@mawandomendohaynes6061 i think he is drunk
@@terarara189 crossfaded perhaps
and in the end, he was open about it 😂😂😂😅
The solider and the wife killed me. "I dont smoke weed" he said absolutely baked lol
😂
Seriously! I feel for them though, because weed is still illegal there and they have to be very careful about it.
Homie just got what we call "gravy eyes"
😂😂😂😂😂
For real, even his wife had to move his head for him!
I speak shona from Zimbabwe and it's amazing how many similar words I could hear throughout this documentary. It's true that we came from the Great Lakes
Indeed Kinyarwanda and Shona are very similar.
Ndatoshamisikawo ka ini 😂😂
All Bantu groups in East, Central, and South Africa descend from a single group that dispersed from Eastern Cameroon 2000 years ago.
But there was no Cameroon2000
yrs ago?
@@evalongaz2832 This conversation is too advanced for you, it seems. So, you mean, 2000 years ago, the location where Cameroon is today, didn't exist?
What a wise lady, she’s calculative and protective
THESE are the kind of documentaries that we loved Vice for! Keep these up.
this came out in 2016 btw
They've been recycling 10 year old episodes forever
No it puts people's lives in danger and you're heartless for saying so. Just because weed is being legalized in one country,you don't go asking how it fits into your life in other countries.
@@patrickmcgovern676so what happens if weed becomes legal in other places? What kind of irreversible damage will it cause as opposed to other things that are already legal?
Before Disney bought shares.
Now it’s misinformation and propaganda! Don’t support the network, I only come back for the old documentaries.
"When you are hungry, you cant be scared"
A very strong line to bear with😞
When you are hungry you can't be scared. I felt that comment
best vice documentary I've seen in awhile amazing work
Life is hard in such places..... Let them have their cannabis for God sake.
Amen bro❤
Totally Agree Mate.
What I don't understand is if no one has jobs, where do people get money to buy the weed?
Too lazy to plant gardens, raise chickens and cows. Nope, sell dryyugz. 😂
@@Steve-ev6vx just like selling anywhere.. They "Nickel and dime" it out to many different people.
As a Kenyan, I've always found it interesting to listen to the way the Congolese speak Swahili in their own dialect. Naturally, I'm more familiar with Swahili spoken in the Anglophone countries in Eastern Africa such as Tanzania for example(even though there's still some slight differences) but with a Francophone country such as The DRC it sounds a lot different. I can still pick out a bunch of the words they say but I really have to make a conscious effort to listen closely so that I can have an idea of the context.
I've known quite a few Congolese folks over the years here in Nairobi & I really hope things can get better for their nation in the near future. It sucks seeing a country so rich in resources essentially being looted for generations while most of its population stays living in abject poverty.
Baana...kuna mtu nimeskia akisema ako bie
Africans belong together. We were just manipulated by "them" yk. Africans arise. Not for me but for my future generations.
Thank my fellow Kenyans God bless you all and our future generations,am 28 years old ,our Government does not even listen to its citizens nowadays,its very sad😢😢
@@lucygathiri8934 africans do belong together, but if you look through history, they were never together, african slaves for example were trafficked, used and transported by europeans obviously, but everyone bought from portugal, who bought from Afonso, the king of the Kingdom Of Kongo.
The only reason the Kingdom Of Kongo stopped selling their own people was because slavery got abolished by the UK 60 years or so before USA, and in todays money, possibly trillions was spent to patrol the coasts, buy the freedom of current slaves, etc. the debt we went into doing this was paid off by the taxpayer in 2012 to give an idea of just how much time, money and men were used to do this. A couple decades later after the USA abolished slavery, and the main income from the major powers in africa disappeared, only then did europe start drawing lines on maps and invaded.
Some of the wo4ds are even the same as Zulu and Xhosa.
Excellent journalism and very eloquently narrated, Thank you for this amazing insight!
Respect for going out to the Congo to document this story.
It warmed my Heart to hear the Congolese speak Swahili...Bantu connection
Of course they do it's a Bantu language...kwani nyinyi hamujui History ya kingozi jameni
I’m Zimbabwean of the Shona tribe and I also could understand their language 😊…we’re all one people ❤
Haiya. Kumbe tuko wengi
Some words sounds exactly like Wamboe language here in Namibia
Same as Kalanga from Botswana
A real reporter willing to take the risks. I commend you and appreciate your passion to spread knowledge
Shame this stuff is all long in the past since the heads of VICE sold out and went for the paycheck. This video is almost 10 years old and they're just reposting stuff no
Fr fr
@CannabisReviewPDX yeah originally aired 2016
massive respect for showing the world the reality of life. Best doc I've seen in years. Keep producing such masterpieces!
I spent 2 weeks deep in the Rainforest with a tribe of people that lived in it. They hunted and gathered stuff from the Forrest every day. They also grew tomatoes and peppers and some leafy plants that they’d grind up and mix with chili to eat in the morning. But about 80% of that village also grew their own weed. They would take bones from animals they’d killed and boiled all the flesh off before cooking them over the fire so they dry out before they crush them and mix urine and charcoal together as a fertilizer. The plants would get 9-12 feet tall and produced some of the most incredible marijuana there is on the planet. Orange, purple, red, yellow colors all over the buds. The smell was so strong when you’re 2 miles down wind you can still smell it. When they go to harvest hundreds of pounds they slash the plants down and hang them upside down to dry. Then sold it for (if I did the math right) 10lbs would get them about $260 American. These tribes get so ripped off by the other tribes and other African
Leautenant Muteba's wife is so intelligent. She controls what information leaks into media and try to protect her husband's reputation.
God bless our African Empresses❤
he seems kind of clumsy coz he's probably a big pothead🤣that part was funny
Hubby says he doesn't smoke weed. LOL He's stoned out of his gourd as he says that fib.
Rastafari I
4:36 "We got a spy!" ahh moment 😂😂😂😂
Exactly 😅
He probably has PTSD from his brothers death and the cannabis helps him get through each day, I hope he is doing ok.
and that's what America dont understand !
Congolese don't know about PTSD we always survive on our own. and that is the only resource that both party benefits in it (Government and population)
@@alshatrihakimushamavu7433he may not know that it is ptsd but he's still probably haunted by his past, and weed helps with that, he must've noticed that at some point.
I can only speak from experience but weed really helped me. I suffered from heavy depression and was very suicidal for a very long time, pretty much since i was a small child due to trauma. Then when i was 17 i visited a friend, we climbed on his roof and he gave me a few pulls of his joint. Ever since then i've had pretty much 0 issues with suicidal thoughts. I still get a bit depressed when my weed runs out but its nothing like the hell i had to go through before so i'll take it lol
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VICE... dun went in HAM on this right here! a u t h e n t I c v i e w s dun took his career of 2 da big leagues after he dun found that page
Feels like every decade we get a new ‘Great VICE Era’
I lived war for so many years in Goma . I survived a Gun shot. Thanks God I am far from there but my family is there and i always helping them all the month. My grand mother , my cousin and uncles... very sad story. I love you my Goma , my Town ❤❤❤
Big respect to you for continuing brother
✊🏿power to the people
👊
Sending to you and the people of Congo love and Strength.
@@CannabisReviewPDX ❤️❤️❤️
04:40 "I officially pronounce you as my friend" I love this ❤
❤
that was so sweet | 🩵🥲
Congo my heart bleeds to see such a resourceful country with such a hard time to make ends meet for an average person.
Yoo this make me cry. Love from sri lanka
My thoughts and prayers go to the wonderful people of Congo . The world has exploited this country it’s such an evident on how greed affects humanity but one thing that’s for sure the spirit of the Congo people will always be alive
As a Kenyan and African seeing these beautiful people who speak the same language as me (swahili) go through hardship breaks my heart, hope they can overcome
What if they were not speaking the same language as you, would their condition still break your heart?
A remnant of the Arab swahili trade.
Thankful i am alive to watch this. Life is beautiful
As a Jamaican descending from this blood line , this was amazing to watch and learn about my people!
The first pygmy dude is my hero. "The weed is the most important thing"
"My most two important resources are marijuana and meat."
My man! If im ever in the area, imma bring a goat and some papers.
literally just commented that he is my spirit animal, i live in the Alaskan bush, his words hit hard and true af.
Am From congo🎉 am saying to thanks to vice for the balls to step in that territory, the rebels have occupied one of the best part of our country, masisi is a dream land from the landscape to the minerals, Congo nde Mboka 🇨🇩🇨🇩
How would you describe what life is like in other regions in comparison? Asking from Jamaica.
North Kivu and South Kivu are spectacular in terms of landscape they have to be one of the most beautiful regions in the world.
@@javedhutchinson538 life is a bit better in other regions
I feel like a portion of this video should go to that amazing woman helping all of the young women in that area. What an amazing lady!
Krishna rules. Brave dude. This report made my life feel so trivial. Hope to see more stuff from Krishna here. Ride on dude!
As a Congolese and from Goma this is new to me, kudos to VICE for bringing to light such stories...
The Congolese government doesn’t tell the truth that’s why. There are too many rebels around they just point fingers at whoever they can so they don’t get blamed for this nonsense
It's been absolutely new to me as well.
I'm sorry that you have to deal with laws that make it illegal, I'm in US and my state has been legal for a few years, but the rich ppl make all the money selling in stores
@@shable1436your country called out for a ban for weed but now y'all are legalising it one state at a time
yet our poor ahh countries can't legalize it anymore
sad huh
That soldier and his wife😂😂😂. Iam sure He got a beating after the interview for looking back at her and talking too much.
Lmao. ,facts
And she kept on trying to stop him from giving too much information. She a real one 😂
@@samuelvalentine7846 The husband is a snitch
that was great
@@samuelvalentine7846 He was snitching on himself
This is the type of content that made me love vice
"Weed is the most important thing that gives me strength to work"
Me too bro, me too.
"I officially pronounce you as a friend"
How cool is that? It was hilarious when that lady was joking about the white boy helping with laundry.
I just hope this video doesn't cause problems for any of these lovely people. They're so open and friendly to a total stranger.
This was over 8 years ago she has been executed
You ever thought your exposing her and stopping her hustle since its illegal ?
He was happy to hear that. He looked nervous when he had machete.😂😂
Dude was stone though ....🤣
📌 Dude get out of my brain 😳😂
Just from the title, I don't even have to finish the video. Protect them. We need these people to survive. And treat them well. Help them.
Ok. Let's go. Actually never mind. You can go. I'll stay here and spread the word. 😂
@@lefthookouchmcarm4520 you know what, me too.
Am also a weed dealer
💯
The LT and his wife were epic. "Look at the camera"
love the producers interview style. respecting the locals. getting on equal footing.
16:54 probably the first time he's ever been called a white boy HAHA
To Africans he is basically a white man. Light skin is white to them 😀
Krishna finds out he's "white" 😂
It's not the best translation.... Mzungu means white person, but it can also mean traveler or foreigner or westerner. Although she's pretty funny, so she might be calling him white boy as a gag - Congolese people can be pretty funny
what would they think of me lolol i shine when my stomach comes out...
@@ahorrellTrue. Or they could actually mean white. To a lot of people in Sub-Saharan Africa, if you're aren't as black as them, you are white by default.
The husband and wife totally killed me😂😂,it's worse if you Congolese,her reactions are killing me 😂😂
She is the regulator 😂…
‘Angalia mbele’
What language was she speaking
No fr🤣🤣
@@tweet2138French
@@tweet2138 Swahili
“As of today, the hunt continues.” Such true words.
Africa Unit🙏 this is eye👀🧠 opening. The pain in the mother's speech😢
Noticed the change in character when alcohol came into the picture, when it was just weed the character was very chilled and relaxed
Diference between pr*stitutes, young people with no jobs and Grown up men that are into big business. Of course the grown up dudes wouldnt be all smiles with a white dude knowing they are the prime cause the country is in the states it is.
next time they should do cassava traders
Smart observation 👌🏾
Im really glad Krishna still works for vice he has always been one of my favorite reporters of theirs.
Yeah VICE is a pretty biased unreliable network when it comes to politics but I do appreciate Krishna's journalism when it comes to marijuana. He does a good job.
@@Lovell93 he and Hamilton are their only saving grace tbh.
@@youtubegk4105 no I’m white American lol
@@go_djentle I also really like Thomas Morton
The mom in the beginning is SO BEAUTIFUL my god 🥹😍🌹
Wonderful work brother
The video explains everything love it ❤
Why wouldn’t they blur her face?! This is going to be broadcasted to millions of people!
Right
what i thought
Specially for the soldiers know my country this video will put the guy in real trouble please find a way to edit this part.
the footage is from 2016
@@Stryver103 i dont think so, they said they arrived in 1994 and the guys said it s been more than 20 years, so it s filmed in 2024
Reggae star PETER TOSH said it in his song GANJA CURES EVERYTHING..Even the animals love it.
Ganja destroy life of many peoples
Krishna is the best Vice journalist.
This film should win an award.
Someone should translate what the wife was telling the husband....she is wise and very protective and loving to her husband....😂😂i love them already
You are talking to much to the white man killed me 😂
He is about to talk much about the Army
And it might put them in Dangerous situation!!
She was trying to calm him and telling him not talk to much to the white man
The tension in the room when the FDLR guy started talking in kinyarwanda
Thank you for this comment! I'm sitting here trying to research what language each interviewee spoke.
😂😂😂😂😂
They are all FDLR lmao. I know this because even the old man broke out his Kinyarwanda when he got mad about the stones.
Great interview. Thx vice
Any One who speaks Kiswahili enjoyed this even more am sure
Vice just casually dropping bangers these past few days. Don’t stop y’all. I thought Vice was done for. But new owners have only improved on the content we all want to see. W vice.
These are old episodes...
these are all old😭 they’re just now posting the full episodes here on youtube but some of these episodes are from as far back as 2016/17
LOL moron is proud about reruns
Lol Vice has officially shut down didn't you hear? That's why you only see decade old videos being posted. They're way past doing this. I'll go to these places and film if y'all crowdfund me
@@CannabisReviewPDX hell yea come stay in South Africa you got a place to chill and smoke
Congolese music in the 70s/80s was top tier ❤ .M’bilia Bel? Tabu Ley Rochereau? It’s my go to happy music
Yeah African music Power house for decades now
M'bilia Bel performed in Nairobi recently, and she was ELITE ! Music is superior, indeed honored to have watched her live🎉😊
godbless taker allways..watching from philipines..
I love this documentary 🎉very interesting and informative
The pain in his face when he told you that they killed his brother 😢
"you're talking too much to the white man" love her lol
He ain’t even white I’m confused
That word also means foreigner or traveler
@@avemaria-iloveutoo that’s ignorant. Foh u call me white we gon have a problem
@@mufasa1794 Well then id recommend that you never travel to Africa . It's not "ignorant", that word doesn't exist to us. I am brown, I come from an ethnic group mixed for generations so we're classified as coloured, a lot of things are different here. Coloured doesn't mean black and anyone light skinned is called white, it's not meant to be insulting.
@@amandacammack9385her calling him “white” is ancestral. She knows his people were colonized
THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO FOR BRINGING AWARENESS TO WHAT'S GOING ON IN CONGO, AND FOR YOUR BRAVERY FOR ENTERING THE COUNTRY WITH YOUR TEAM. THANK YOU SIR.
Damn , yall almost got unalived by the chief and his people.....the entire atmosphere changed when he started suspecting you were there for the gold mines.
That was a crazy hardcore situation to be in.
The fixer did well at calming the situation 😂
@@winniealwayo700fr he should give him some more money for potentially getting him out of some real trouble
guys that whole group are genocide perpetrators, you can see in their eyes guilt, shame, blood, etc
"Unalived" meaning?
Swear I cried when he said I officially announce you as my friend. Why can the world not get along like these guys?
You're out of your mind, wake up and smell the roses, there all high and do nothing all day
Wow , have you ever think it might be because they are restricted to go outside and treated same as everyone @@cyclingbulgarian-london8643
@@cyclingbulgarian-london8643 + those are serial rapists and murderers, you seriously wanna get along with them. So before coming with a judgment call, ask yourself if u d let your kids one day with those guys. If not, don't blame the people actually living there that do not want that ....
@@cyclingbulgarian-london8643 Dude in the beginning said he is hunting then proceeds to place one trap and then sits down and smokes a fatty 😂
Because that was one friendly man in a country that still beheads people
This was a great one fr
just have to say. Everyone is lit af at this village.
Men, i was so scared for these reporters when they were interviewing the chief and the rebels. Then when the reporter apologized and asked to see another day is when i realized he was scared. These vice reporters are some of the bravest men and women.
There is no village chief and lebels....!!!!!.his the lebels region commander...
You didn't see the radio call...
That is not for village chief...😂😂
And all of them were FLDR lebel commanders
You didn't see they changes when the drunken man was about to masse up...😂😂
@@benizungu7774they still spent the night there. I'd have left immediately
I do hope these people were duly compensated for this content.
It's great to see different forms of ways of living.
Yes because you can definitely walk around in the congo with alot of money..... lmaoooo
Compensated for what? They volunteered to be on this. No one was forced to talk to him.
So gifted and passionate, a valuable source from the ancestors. As a seed of Goma in the DRC, I write this message to transmute protection and honor to the people of the land in tune with the herbs. May all the bodies of the land in Congo profit in healthy value, rich in love, rich in spirit, rich in psyche, rich in material sustainability, rich in peace. Protect these entrepreneurs, Asante, Ase ⚖️🌞🌀
Brilliant documentary
Here my children worry when the wifi goes down. It is incredible that this happens at the same time on the same planet.
Ironically Congo is very rich but they suffer
@@KaniAbdi-bz2db yes the richness is not divided by everybody sadly
omg ... i legit shed tears when the woman beside Kiri talked about sometimes she resorts to prostitution, and kiri interjected that prostitution doesn't generate half the income weed does. wow.. makes me want to nominate kiri for some kind of award..
Much Love And Blessings
"what hurts the bee, hurts the hive."
This one is so sad
24:00 thats a ride or die right there. Tried stopping her husband incriminating himself 😂😂😅😂😂
That was funny lmao
24:50 the wife started to tell him what to say😂
We know who wears the pants in that relationship 😂😂 that boy is getting the back of the spoon later
Blame the alcohol
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Wow! Loved this
Very interesting; keep up the good work
"When you are hungry, you can't be scared" - powerful and true words! On a separate note, I am not impressed with the interviewer in this video. I felt he was asking too many intrusive and incriminating questions, which appeared to make some of the people uncomfortable and likely concerned for their safety. He has the luxury of making the documentary at the expense of these poor people and flying out of the country to his wonderful life. Meanwhile these poor, vulnerable people have no where to go and God help them if they've made the mistake of giving too much information or saying the wrong thing.
We don’t see your ass over there giving interviews, perhaps you could do a better job?
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I felt the same. He basically made a case.
45 seconds in and I’m already rooting for this lady. What an amazing woman!
Nice piece, bro. Kazi safi. 👊
This story is deep...One Love 👍
Its always hard for me to see my people. Wa Swahili wango wa Congo suffering. I m so sad for my people . I love you , be strong. We help each other ❤️❤️❤️
Heart goes out to that goat cause he’ll be so baked 😭😭
I’m just amazed that he can understand him I’m genuinely impressed
Lol
An amazing story !
The Indian dude being referred to as white boy cracked me up.
me too!
the lieutenant and the wife😂😂😂😂