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Tribal People Try Soul Food For The First Time

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Villagers from remote Tribal regions of Pakistan Try Soul Food For The First Time

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@reelspillpodcast 5 years ago

They are so respectful. Even if they didn’t like it, they respected its history and other’s tastes for it. This was refreshing to watch.

@BaimaTV 5 years ago

I’m convinced no actual African Americans participated in the making of this food.🤣🤣🤣🤣

@envyvicious 5 years ago

I'm African American. As one of the last remaining elders in my family, it would be a honor to have each of them come to a family dinner. God bless!

@NewnMprovd 1 year ago

Whoever cooked that food did not do a good job of representing Soul Food.

@FrankD71864 5 years ago

"It's said a hardworking nation flourishes. They endured sorrow, pain by being slaves and received less food: They still secured a future for their children." Bingo!

@kimberlyturner476 4 years ago

When the man said they endured hard work and pain and they did the best they could with the food they were given, and with that food they were able to sustain their children, it made me cry. Thanks for your acknowledgement and respectfulness!

@kardofmb4023 5 years ago

The respect they showed to the ancestors speak high volume, “humans trading humans is wrong” I fw you

@dahby2724 1 year ago

Their empathy and respect for our struggle has brought me to tears😊❤❤❤

@BigGlade 5 years ago

"Those that have enslaved them have now been enslaved by their food." Is probably one of the greatest lines I have heard. I'm a southerner and all that food is the bomb.

@fatherhoodpodcast7977 5 years ago

I love how they’re very respectful and empathetic to black culture. Peace to those people.🙏🏽

@BlaccTony69 5 years ago

I loved how one of the men said, “the Blacks who were enslaved, had the ability and ingenuity to create & invent new things out of their fear and survival from slavery. This observation from an outside independent culture, shows the real strength of the Black community. 💯

@hdbfilmz7999 1 year ago (edited)

Thank you. This warmed my heart for real. Salute to our brothers from another mother, literally. And our sisters.

@mikhailmaimoonahoward 5 years ago

I am going to visit Pakistan and make these people some real soul food myself as an African-American I’m offended by that cornbread 😂

@eljanafleurismond3240 4 years ago

“It’s food so it has no flaws” wow. That is so powerful. These people are so grateful for things that America as a whole takes for granted . Much love towards these beautiful people❤❤

@damond620 5 years ago

Being of African American descent, I could legitimately feel the empathy from everyone of them trying the food. Appreciate the video ❤️

@the615god 1 year ago

4:01 BRO IS TEARING IT UP 🤣🤣🤣

@oliviajoesting6569 5 years ago

"i like it for their sake" is a beautiful statement. i only wish that more americans would adopt that same sentiment back towards other cultures

@numerologicatarot3333 5 years ago

I love how they weren’t interested in brushing over “slavery”. They damn near wanted to just leave. That’s what you call actual human beings.

@sweetnluvly79 5 years ago (edited)

This episode made me tear up. They really respect our culture and are careful of their critique of the food because they know the history behind it. Also, Mustafa actually loved TWO dishes in this episode! WINNING!!!