Surviving Ethiopia!! Africa's Most Hardcore Food!!
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Hey, I’m Sonny! I’m from the US but I’ve been living in Asia for 10 years and started making food and travel videos to document my experiences. I travel to different parts of the world, hunting down and documenting the most unique food each country has to offer.
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Don't use old clip please
It's really awsome experiance and video, however, this is a very strange, small and wild part of Ethiopia. This don't represent Ethiopia
More hardcore than dirt?
Sonny, how can your tongue/mouth/stomach eat everything as you do? Were you very hungry as a child, or food was all weird to you, or you were beaten if you didn't eat everything on your plate, so you learned to just "through thr lips and over the gums, look out stomach, here it comes?"
@@thefuture12It is his shared experience of the parts of his exploration of Ethiopia. We saw the great market of Addis Abbaba and some of the taste experiences there. I found it ALL fascinating. I will not likely taste REAL Ethiopian coffee in Ethiopia, nor travel to visit the people of those three tribes with superlative translators.
Would you also say that the Navajo, the people the hollers of eastern Kentucky, the Basque cowboys of the great western plains, the Maine lobstermen, or the Cajuns of the Gulf Coast are not real Americans?
We all come in many flavors aside from the stereotypes of our nations or tribes or regions, don't you agree?
I'm Greek and I grew up around Ethiopians, I eat injera from 2 years old or smth, by far my favourite food in the world, love everything about this country, greetings from Greece to my brothers in Ethiopia 🇬🇷❤️🇪🇹
We also love Greece 🇬🇷. Greece 🇬🇷 is the mother of civilization. I wish I could find Greek wife 🎉🎉🎉
@@sweetman5249 same Im a Coptic Egyptian and I love both Greece and Ethiopia so so much same with Armenia
We love the historic people of Greece too much...we have a lot of connection including the Orthodox christian religion ❤❤❤
We love you too.
We love Greeks lol
My husband and I couldn't stop laughing while watching your show! 😂😂😂 It was an amazing Saturday night entertainment! As an Ethiopian from Addis Ababa, I wouldn't have dared to try 99% of the things you did. Your genuine love for people is so evident. I just learned a lot from you!!!
thanks for giving your credentials and still saying " I wouldn't have dared to try 99% of the things you did." . . . I'm only 12 minutes in and completely impressed and overwhelmed, but was also hitting the "maybe not today" and "hard pass" button on many of the delicacies ... so your comment makes me feel like a little bit less of a chicken sh*t! The breads and lots of the options do look 5-star, though ! B----)
Dame! I was planning to go for a food trip😢 I thought I got to eat with ppl
He is very entertaining hello frm jamaica,i wish to visit ur beautiful land someday
@@prettylillythingyu naa go like dey suh
Laughing while watching animal guts on the screen?
I've learned so much about my fellow Africans in Ethiopia, love from Botswana
god bless the Ethiopian people from a coptic Egyptian
God bless you. ❤
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Hi hi thank you our brother holy mother marry bless you❤❤❤❤
እናመሰግናለን ውድ ግብፃዊ መንድማችን።
Egyptian too.
Ethiopia is amazing. Rich culture, rich history, amazing people.
Love you from Armenia 🇦🇲🤝🇪🇹
you could say that to like every country in the world
You didnt mention the food lmao.
@@xzysyndrome Food is an important part of cultural heritage and national identity,culture is mentioned above ♥️🇪🇹
Cheers🇪🇹🇦🇲Brother🙏
thank u
As a Kenyan married to an Ethiopia, I couldn't stop watching this vlog. It's so interesting to watch as well as enlightening.
Tuko wengi ....ulivuka border😂😂
I’m from Cambodia and grew up in Atlanta with Eritrean friends, I absolutely love Ethiopian food & history. Can’t wait to visit 🇪🇹🇰🇭
We are eager to welcome you bro
Believe me if you like Eritreans, you gone love Ethiopians. They are a better version, Ethiopians have no hate in their heart, they don't get close to you to get benefited.
@@huttube4403 no one is better than anyone we’re all one spread love not hate and comparison 🥺
We love Eritrea 🇪🇷 ❤️🇪🇹
@@huttube4403
Weirdo
@@huttube4403why would you say that? Like why? Whatever your problem is I hope it get solved in gods name. Amen
Amo l'Etiopia il suo cibo è molto buono e la sua gente molto ospitale 🇮🇹🤝🏻🇪🇹
Myself, being Ethiopian, never dared to try these unique foods from different tribes. Thank you for the flawless Documentary! Visit us again.
what do you consider normal food for you that might be very different to people from other countries? :)
@@stosje604probably injera with different stews like doro wet (chicken stew) tibs (beef) gomen(Ethiopian cabbage) etc.
@@MichaelScott-my8uhnigga no way you just called gomen "cabbage" it's kale
@@abelgezahegn1679 my fault 😭
Jesus Christ wants a personal relationship with you through the Holy Spirit, not religion and blind faith. You see, we all have sinned, and have broken God’s law (The Ten Commandments). Wrong doing deserves justice and must be punished (just like how a criminal has to pay for the crime they have committed) but God saved us from the eternal punishment of our sins by sending His Son Jesus Christ, fullness of God in flesh, a perfect, sinless sacrifice to pay the penalty for our sins by dying on the cross and resurrecting, so that we may have everlasting life. It is all finished and now for you to accept the free gift of grace, you must repent of your sins and put your faith in Jesus Christ and Bible says that His Blood will cover all of your sins, you will be forgiven, saved from eternal punishment, and be given everlasting life. By faith you will receive the Holy Spirit, become born again, know Jesus personally and He will transform your heart and clean you from the inside out. Turn away from sin, read the Bible, pray for the Holy Spirit to fill you and change you, obey the Word. Much love and God bless you!
As an Armenian I always felt a close connection to our Orthodox brothers & sisters in Ethiopia. Great people, culture and the food & coffee are to die for. Would love to visit the country one day.
Πάτερ ἡμῶν ὁ ἐν τοῖς οὐρανοῖς ἁγιασθήτω τὸ ὄνομά σου.
Abwûn d’bwaschmâja nethkâdasch schmach
✡♱
First two Christian states.🇦🇲🇪🇹
Wow, the tribalism is real
Jesus Christ wants a personal relationship with you through the Holy Spirit, not religion and blind faith. You see, we all have sinned, and have broken God’s law (The Ten Commandments). Wrong doing deserves justice and must be punished (just like how a criminal has to pay for the crime they have committed) but God saved us from the eternal punishment of our sins by sending His Son Jesus Christ, fullness of God in flesh, a perfect, sinless sacrifice to pay the penalty for our sins by dying on the cross and resurrecting, so that we may have everlasting life. It is all finished and now for you to accept the free gift of grace, you must repent of your sins and put your faith in Jesus Christ and Bible says that His Blood will cover all of your sins, you will be forgiven, saved from eternal punishment, and be given everlasting life. By faith you will receive the Holy Spirit, become born again, know Jesus personally and He will transform your heart and clean you from the inside out. Turn away from sin, read the Bible, pray for the Holy Spirit to fill you and change you, obey the Word. Much love and God bless you!
I've always thought Ethiopian women were beautiful, but the food might be even more amazing!
I am black American and I feel so connected to them this video made me so proud to be from African descent I want to visit all the countries in Africa it’s so different and unique but beautiful the people there look like us
Me too
22:58 probably this made you wanna go and try it, screw civilization 😍
@@maxmitev9262Or at least shop African grocery stores and see how close a person can get to living that way wherever they are. ❤
you should! each country is unique in its own way. Dozens to hundreds of tribes in each country, each with its own dialect. Even the security situation is exaggerated. I spent 9 years in East Africa, 6 in central, and one so far in the West. I still have so much to see that i wonder would i even get the time. the continent is amazing and has good future ahead no matter what the media says.
I like that no matter how simple the food looks like he respects the culture and gives positive comments and a smile.
True
The food looks good even if simple. I had to grow up due to low educated parents with canned and bagged foods and ready made shit. Even she cooked cow stomach with onions and potato looks better
I’m so glad to see the women from the village enjoying herself when she’s not around her husband 😂 she was drinking and smoking at the party while “buying groceries”. Iconic moment.
She was the only woman in the whole video
Lol 😂 she was a whole a vibe 😅
@@cantagiousca5220Are you blind or something?
What make you think shorty gotta husband 😂 Africans don’t get down like that
Watch bro videos mfs trade they wives or daughters for cows and goats
Our beautiful people. Our great African. Love from South Sudan 🇸🇸.
💛
@@alemayehugeremew8357 one love from ethiopia bro
I am ethiopian , and i can cook every food in this video but here i am watching all the foods and the culture and the people with a biv smile on my face. Thinking how lucky i am to be ethiopian . 😊😊
Hi Sebli
Yet nesh ? 🎉🎉🎉
This was so interesting and I found myself saying no wonder Ethiopian are so beautiful. Literally some of the most radiant/ vibrant people I've seen. (It's there diet❤❤❤)
Come take me to Ethiopian.. I just love everything about Ethiopian
@@MikelOtsai Where do you live? 😆
@@sweetman5249 Nigeria
As an Armenian, I absolutely LOVE my Ethiopian brothers and sisters 🇦🇲 🤝 🇪🇹
We love u to Armenian orthodox brothers from Eritrea.
We Love You too Brother
@@naka8919 Armenia Egypt Syria eritrea and ethiopia are called oriental orthodox....Greek,Russian....are eastern orthodox
the thing is not only about our religion. Throughout history we had many connections with the Kingdom of Aksum. We trade with each other, culturally influence each other.
Brotherly love back to you🙏🇦🇲🇪🇹..Peace and Prosperity to all Armenians
Being from Kenya, I am surprised to learn so much about things I have never known about a country that we share borders with. You and your team are upping your game and I love it.
Ethiopian food is incredible. I'll never forget the first time I had it. If you've never had it, injera is your utensil. Remember that when you eat it for the first time. You don't use forks or spoons, injera is your delicious tool!
As a kid I HATED the coffee bean smoke… as an adult I secretly do it at home😂😂😂😂 love this video🇪🇹🇪🇷
Thank you! As a proud Ethiopian who grew up in the city, I’ve always wanted to learn more about the strong tribes who survived (continue to survive) harsh environments. This is a great lesson for all of us who think material possession or climbing the endless academic ladder is a success. It is rare to find someone in the cities who is happy with what they have and say I’ve got enough. Having said that I understand these tribes need help in maintaining their existence and thanks for showing them to the entire world.
agreed!
That's why you never abandon your motherland. If you leave your motherland you go back with your knowledge and help
I like this video because he asks the tribes whether their lives are improved or not! It must be the golden message to be considered.
They are not surviving "harsh environments" they're close to starvation, even the clan leaders are skin and bones. There's a quiet famine going on in southern ethiopia !!!
@@Jean-jw4hw
I dont see anyone from ethiopia here saying this. You are white guy. Also the people in the tradtitional look very well fed. Older people being Fat is a western thing. Here in germany 87% of men over 50 are medically obese too. Being thin at old age is healthy
Years ago I had 2 coworkers from Ethiopia, one Oromo and one Tigray. They agreed on nothing - one pro-government, one anti; one devout Christian, one atheist; one from the village, one from Addis Ababa - except they agreed that their country had the best food. They introduced me to tej, to berbere, and to awaze. They were good men
😂
@@bibletruthreformedlet me guess the pro government & atheist is oromo guy!!, the anti government & dedication Christian is the tigray guy!!!. 😂😂😂😂 I'm Ethiopia I hate the government
Lmaoo, probably met a former tplf member.
lol that made me laugh. very true.
@fasikaroane7284 buddy of mines dad was a tplf member but later fled the country and got to America by walking to Sudan and getting refugee status.
Interesting region of the world. Like a 2nd Israel.
You are really kind, humble n funny ("can you heal a broken heart?"😂😂😂)...🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹 thanks for visting us
This was an amazing episode. I'm so glad Sonny went through a lot of this so I don't have to! How funny would it be if the villagers didn't even eat that and they were just making up random dishes to test his limits?
Sonny, you immerse yourself in peoples’ culture and that’s what makes your shows unique. You are not condescending and appreciate people and places for what they are! Keep it up, you are bridging cultures and creating unity around the world as we learn about each other!!!
the amount of actual feces he ate during this trip is wild tho
I agree to a certain extent. I love watching his videos but from time to time some of his jokes are condescending and insensitive to the cultures of the people in his videos, but in most cases these people don't understand him or his antics. Nonetheless I don't think that Sonny is intentionally doing it.
We're not unified with them, we don't have any shared values at all. lmao. It's just interesting to see how others live.
I just hope he doesn't kill himself in the process lol
@@Lord_of_the_Pieswe do actually. We’re all part of some community with own culture and food that just want to live the life we feel comfortable with. Culture, customs, skincolor, beliefs may differ but we’re all humans just living our daily lives.
The editing of this video is on another level! Kudos to your editor/s
Wonderful, as an American of African descent I was fascinated with this tribe. You're so kind and brave to eat the raw food.
The Hamar lady Girma is a blast, low key fun and super gorgeous 🤩
I’m half Algerian 🇩🇿 born and raised in Australia 🇦🇺 but have been in Algeria. I adore Ethiopian music but but I listen to Afro- beats. In Algeria we have Kisra from semolina very fine I used to make it. I adore Ethiopian personality, behaviours they are so nice, loving and caring ❤
we dont love arabs we love the amzigh only the natives whose music and culture are a bit simlar to ours and this video doesnt mention music nobody cares if you love ethiopia or not thank you 🙂
@@user-fl3ck2qq5u There are mostly no Arabs in Algeria, most people are Amazigh with ofc different subgroups like Kabyles, Touaregs, chaoui etc.
But not all Algerians speak Tamazight tho.
Responding that you don't care to someone saying he likes your country is gross tho, you should be a little bit more educated.
I love how respectful you are to the people you meet and to their food even if you don't like it you're always super respectful I aim to be more like you. Thank you for going all out on all of your videos and I love that you go out of your comfort zone rather than going to places you know
Loved this, and thank you for showing all the different sides of Ethiopia & sharing with others. I can't believe you tried some of the foods you did, I would never dare, LOL! But it was great.
You are so creative and have a love for other cultures and ways of life. You present them in the most respectful way. Thank you for that.
If National Geographic would partner up with you as long as you get “creative control” I think you would be a huge hit and also revive National Geographic. As a child of the 50’s and 60’s I thoroughly enjoyed National Geographic. But you Sonny are the star of the show with your narrative skills. And I think your “on camera“ presence is a MUST!
With all the raw things Sonny has eaten over the years, I would love to see what an analysis of his gut microbiome looks like compared to the average american
Way healthier
I can't get over how diverse Ethiopia is. As an Afro Canadian I was exposed to the same imagery as any Canadian and thought that Ethiopians were a lot more homogeneous. I'm glad I was wrong. They are a beautiful diverse people. Thank you for letting us explore the world through your eyes Sonny! ❤
It was so amazing when they went to the swap meet and the dude was talking about it like it was some cultural exchange. Lmao
Diversity isn't a strength
@@jpturner9452 you're absolutely right. We should all just procreate with our close relatives. Very good point. Thank you for bringing it up.👍
@@Mrnovanova Absolutely ridiculous.... sleep with your relatives...dumbest sh't ever said.
@@Mrnovanovaok globalist shill hows the weather in tel aviv ?
I have a friend in Ohio who is on vacation in Ethiopia as I am enjoying this documentary in Michigan. It was a stroke of good luck that I came upon your exciting travels there. Your openness in eating new foods and sincere interest in the different cultures is remarkable and refreshing. You are an excellent ambassador of America !
I tried Ethiopian food once in Berlin, it was bomb and felt so similar to food from my country that is India. The similar tastes made it feel close to home.
Ethiopian food and Indian food is very similar actually
the style is similar the taste is very different. Love it both
I love starting my day out learning about different foods from different countries and cultures. I love food
Same!
u real for this
Love your sense of humor including how adventurous you are.
Even those of us who grew up in Addis we don’t adventure like you.
Power to you Brother 👍🏽
Thank God, I am proud to be created from you, my country, Ethiopia. Peace be upon you. I love you, my country.
As a food lover, I am always impressed by Sonny's videos which are not just stories about food but also tell us about the cultures and lives of the people associated with it. It makes a viewer respect the dishes, even if they may not be enjoyed in their different cultures. In this video, i couldn't help but smile at the background music at 2:37 which includes someone reciting "The Lord's Prayer" in Luganda, a local language from Uganda my home country!
i can't respect these dishes, they're unclean, unsanitary, dangerous to consume.
@@Lord_of_the_Pies I agree with you but mind you these people have eaten these meals over and over agian and must have developed some type of immunity. If your from the city and you eat their food you WILL get sick...needless to say, they are use to the bacteria, especially if their people existed for a long ass time
@@Lord_of_the_Pies There is a saying that, "One man's meat is another man's poison." So, we can agree to disagree.
I was also shocked to hear luganda in there. I had to replay just to make sure and yes it was The LORD's Prayer in Luganda. So fantastic
Your local tourist guide is amazing and she has a real patriotism !
Thanks 🙏 for an enthusiastic video.
Wow, this video is an incredible journey through the unique and flavorful world of Ethiopian cuisine! The determination and passion it takes to embrace these intense flavors is truly admirable. I love how you not only survived but thrived in this food adventure. It's a testament to your adventurous spirit. Thanks for taking us along on this incredible food safari!
Amazing documentary. Thank you 😊!!! New subscriber😊
Sonny, This was such an insightful video. Some of the dishes looked tasty but as for the raw meat, the blood, I just don't see how you got it swallowed without gagging and perhaps hurting their feelings
I have to say that I really enjoyed how genuinely nice and hospitable the ppl of Ethiopia are. The one young wife had it all going on with her alcohol and tabaco and even had her girlfriend doing her hair! I have a difficult time with slaughtering animals. I spent some very young years of my life on a farm that in every sense of the word, was a working farm. 365 days a year. Come rain or come shine, hell or high water, tornados and twisters. It was a self sustaining farm. We grew our own fruits and vegetables. Canned our food and stored root crops in our root seller. Milked our own cows and made our own butter, had fresh cream milk everyday. We raised hogs and made our own sausage and smoked our own bacon and ham. Made pickles and Sauerkraut as well. We all worked hard but my little heart got so broken when the very animals that I had been feeding everyday and loving on was being slaughtered. Chickens, cows being loaded up to go to the slaughter house. I think you get it. To this day, It breaks my heart. The only way I can get through it is to make their death as quick and pain free and respectful as is possible. I thank GOD for HIS provision. Then I am somewhat okay. But I don't think anyone or anything could make me drink warm blood. My Uncle used to make blood sausage every season. It was on the meat platter along with the red-eye ham steaks,bacon, and eggs fried in bacon fat, I was always a curious one about cuisines of all kinds and willing to sample, once at least. That particular early morning, as the meat platter was being passed in front of me,y Uncle asked me if I wanted to try some and I said yes, just a little please, not knowing of what, I had gotten myself into. It wasn't bad but the irony aftertaste I just couldn't deal with. Everything else, fabulous! I see you have developed your pallett to experience and enjoy some of my gastronomy tastes that are absolute deal breakers for me. Great video Sonny. I love learning about all the food, culture, social mores. I really do appreciate your respect, participation and the humbleness and fun you have enjoying all kinds of ppl. Memories that areore precious than gold. Thanks Sonny for taking me along. See you next time.😊🌊🌊🌊🌊
🇮🇷How well and interesting you wrote. I enjoyed reading about Iran
I would just explain to them how different it is for me. And maybe still atleast taste out of courtesy. Just close your eyes and imagine youre eating strawberry
❤.😮... Ethiopia is 100% on my list of countries to visit for food purposes. Vibrant and beautiful.
Mmmmm yes as soon as I get there I’m going to try the raw cow stomach covered in bile sauce.
@@Walrus286
Damn straight!
Gnawing on some raw stomach lining out in the African bushlands is an authentic human experience.
In the grand stretch of time, it wasn't long ago we were all eating like this.
@@Walrus286 As someone who's had intestines, stomach, liver, bile, etc of different animals since childhood. Just avoid raw liver, DO NOT eat rabbit or any rodent livers cooked or otherwise, you're safer deep throating a rampaging rhino
their farm animals you people are so lost@@elrondhubbard7059
Why? Any explanation?
As a Kenyan this is so interesting, am shocked at the diversity in Ethiopia and am inspired to tour the country for the experience. Its very interesting that you dared to eat some of the dishes prepared.
This was my favorite ❤️
One day I will travel to Ethiopia but during my travels to Cali I went to little Ethiopia. It was so much fun and food was amazing.
ETHOPIAN food is soooooo good ❤ Excellent show!
Soooooo good. I put EXTRA bile on my raw cow stomach. What about you?
@@Walrus286How to tolerate that?
sonny is proof that you can state your opinions and views without being or sounding biased. a true traveler's job well done.
There's not a single white person there though,with all the cultures in the uk these days everybody is scared to upset another culture here,everybody's treading on egg shells,differences in politics,food,religion,unyet somehow Ethiopia manages to preserve its culture while European people are being washed away down the sink right now,in the UK now there are so many cultures here that you cannot tell who the welsh,Irish,scotish or English are anymore
Here there are around 130 languages spoken,nobody can communicate because the majority of these people don't speak English, it has created separate communities and some are hostile towards each other because they were previously at war with each other before they came to the UK
I love you and your channel. You are an anthropologist connecting people together as much as you are a food reviewer. Thank you for following this passion of yours!
This is an amazing documentary! I enjoyed it thoroughly and laughed quite often!
I had Ethiopian Injera one time 8 years ago. I love it so much, I'm not kidding, I still think about it almost every week 😭
its time for you to have some again 😉
How can I send you Injera Please?
@@Michael.et301please 🙏🏾 if you want you can send it me !
Go to an Ethiopian restaurant
I love it too. Flew Ethiopian Airlines and hooked since then. Plus Teff is gluten free
Sonny's documentaries are a gift, providing insights into diverse cuisines and cultures. Ethiopian viewers are grateful for the representation and knowledge shared.
It is really very interesting program thanks to Mr. Liz Peterson you are compassionate and sociable, generous presenter. Please come again to Ethiopia to discover other food preparation in the northern and western of Ethiopia. With regards
I appreciate your adventurous spirit. I couldn't do what you do. Thanks for taking us along!!!
You’re an inspiration, Sonny! Can’t help but eat up every new release and see some great vibes and new cultures. You really are a tool for all of us to learn about people we may have otherwise never known existed in our lives. Thanks for this Africa series! I’ve always wanted to know about the cultures my blood came from!
Thank you for showing the glimpse of Ethiopian diverse cuisine just like its ethnic groups. Much love Sonny
Diverse? There wasn't a single white person in the video except for the guy that made the video
Hell nah. Nasty as fqk
He has been continuously exposing himself to things and foods he has never experienced. O so much respect!
Am watching this video for the second time in a while, and it really makes me feel proud of my country and culture. Thank you for your great work!
I am Armenian and love Ethiopian coffee and Ethiopian people and culture
😍
I so badly want to visit Ethiopia after watching this!!! I love the food an culture and people seem super friendly (and very good-looking, generally speaking)
Lolol
Bruh
lmfao, he really picked up Injera and smelled it like clean laundry.
And they tasted the same one. I would have been like… na
i have so much respect for sonny and his team!! they do such an amazing job taking us into the culture and lifestyle of these people, and his sense of humor is to non!! it was a great experience to sit and watch!
Wow! I was scared to watch you eating. I was born in Ethiopia, but I moved when I was a child, and I never went back to visit . I love the food and culture, but I haven't been ready to visit yet. I love your video and how open-minded you are. ❤️ dorowet is my favorite, but I will never taste the blood onion mix. Lol. ❤❤
Raw meat is just disgusting and repulsive. Good they leave nothing to waste but atleast cook it bruh
Even as an African, there's no way i am eating all those raw things.. i love the other cooked stuff though .. and i think i avoid food of cultures i dont understand because as an African, i know every cultures have their believes and i dont want to consume something that will end up giving me repercussions .. i don't intend to undermine any culture though but You're brave. Cheers 🥂
Asides that, i love the diversity of Ethiopia.. Africa, in general is indeed beautiful.
The fact that we get free Food&Travel videos on CZcams by Sonny is truly a gift.. 👍👍👍
Wow amazing culture and people tnx Sony to share as all this 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇪🇹 🇪🇹
What a beautiful culture 😊
East Africa Ethiopia come and visit
Props to the editing team, for always making these videos look so flawless 🎉
Man you and your team just keep getting better. Amazing quality videos about beautiful people and places. Thank you.
You are playing a key role iterms of introducin🎉 many cultures. Be blessed .
Agreed with nature, Working together, the food, it's all natural
Just love the way you show respect for the different cultures. You showed love and joined in the eating of food without freaking out or mean comments. You are a genius more opportunities will be opened for you. I wish I can do that I learnt something ❤
Im traveling and vlogging Asia now but i cant wait to visit Ethiopia. I’ve tried the food before and loved it! It will be great to get it from the home❤
I have no word for this video. Man u should be on national tv of Ethiopia. Big thanks for showing Ethiopia to the world. God bless u.
Love and respect from a Native American/mexican American. Blessings. You will always have a seat at my table. ❤️
In Indonesia eastern part, we also eat cooked blood with intestines, but we added lime juice so it's more fresh taste. Totally love it eating it with rice and hot chilli.
Ethiopian and Eritrea people I have met are nice people and very hospitable when invited to their home to share this coffee and injera bread with a variety of dishes
Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and Eritrea are one country. Politicians have divided our country for their own political interests
@@veryrelitrans3025True. Long live Abyssinia!
As an Ethiopian whose grown up in the west, I’ve learnt more about my heritage from you than ever I did without. Automatic sub! 🙏🏿
thats embarrassing, you couldn't even learn the basics.
@@throughtime2506
I know how to speak in Amaringa and Tigringa fluently and I know the entire Ethiopian alphabet and I can cook most of the Ethiopian dishes and dance in guragai, iskista and the Tigrawai waltz. Not bad for a kid who migrated west at the age of 7, I was only talking about those few tribes I never heard of near the end, I learnt a lot about my own heritage watching this because I didn’t know they were from Ethiopia also.
It's never too late to go back to the motherland and reconnect to your ancestors. Not sure why anyone would want to slave away in the west.
@@throughtime2506that was rude and absolutely unnecessary. You don't know everything about your own country and its people either.
Love ethiopia 🇪🇹 from jamaica 🇯🇲 thanks sonny and team🙌🏾
Ethiopians are such beautiful people. I'd love to visit and experience what he experienced.
አንደኛ ! (Number one)
Good photography
Good editing
Good presentation
I hope after this you will back to present Ethiopian alphabet and literature I want you to present for the world!
Great respect
Thank you !
I love your channel and content thank you so much for educating me on this way of life soooo interesting ❤
Lebanese Armenian here…100% agree with the brother/sisterhood vibes. Oldest Christian Bible is in Ethiopia. First Christian nation- Armenia. Even our alphabet looks similar!
True I would love to visit Armenia as Ethiopian we just pray for peace recent times have become hard to grasp with stability. 👏🏾🤲🏾
@@Black-lioness my people are facing their own genocide that nobody hears about: it’s the nature of media. Still, my heart aches for pain everyone is facing today.
I love the fact that this man can commune with anyone, regardless of color or region. Much respect!
Color or region?
I'm sure money and gifts (apparently of live animals to slaughter in this case) go a long way because his behavior is often insulting as he tries to be a comedian to his English speaking audience
This is my 3rd time watching this documentary I ; I really loved it I couldn’t stop watching it, very interesting, you are respectful to people u met up with, enjoyable …..I can’t deny that I have learned from you 😊
when he said wht about the new iphone i bursted out laughing😭😭😭😭
Wow I gained a new level of respect for Sonny, thank-you for asking them questions that other people might be afraid to ask. And also for enduring a lot of stomach churning foods for the sake of communication and education! :D
Yeah, I'd be sick so often that I'd turn into an alcoholic!
Props to you bro. Also good share about captures
so happy one of my favorite vlogger all about food in diff countries. So much knowledge shared. happy to see you have now 10M followers. To more achievements to you and your group. Looking forward to more interesting videos
What sets your content apart is its unfiltered authenticity; you boldly embrace whatever comes your way, without the constraints of selectivity or bias. It's a testament to your pure curiosity and unadulterated passion for the raw truth.
That false banana plant is absolutely amazing
Waaaw I really appreciate your dedication to digging as deeply as humanly possible into the various eating traditions of these communities. Thank you for respecting indigenous peoples you are unique ....oh my GOD...
Thank you for this knowledge.
You sir! have represented everything Ethiopian absolutely correctly! I commented a few videos ago to take a local around and that's what you did! awesome video!
I highly enjoyed watching this video. Thanks for showing the beauty and diversity of Ethiopia. Your humor is top notch as well, had me cracking up the entire time.
Here we go Ethiopia! 😍
1:29:52 The translator said 5000 people under the chief when the chief really said 300😂😂
This Ethiopian series that we embarked on together has been incredibly enjoyable, educational, and eye-opening. Thank you, Sonny! Ethiopia, make room for me, "ILM is Awesome" is making a return to Ethiopia, and I'm coming soon.
Trust me Ethiopia is one of the best country in the world the food is unexpecteble it's very unique tastes of food in my country Ethiopia I love it and I am sure foreigners maybe you'll fell in love with it
Ethiopian food is possibly my very favorite. The spice blends are so subtle and intriguing (if I manage to persuade the chefs to turn down the volume on the berberé), I could live a long time on their vegetables! I could eat injera every day, at least what I've had, made only with teff, or teff and wheat flour combination, which is lighter.
Making injera is not easy, nor quick.
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