Sonny, you do realize that you've manage to connect Hmong people from all around the world. Something that has always been desired but has never been done entirely and as entertaining. You're teaching and preserving our culture all while being funny as hell. Shout outs to you and your team. Yall are awesome! Someone invite Sonny for some Hmong Sausage 👀
As a Black person living in Wi, I have several Hmong friends, everything they are showing I can attest to. I tried cow heart, squid balls, raw beef in my Pho which I like. I've even tried pig brain, that wasn't my forte lol but I like seeing how the Asian community works together and get alot of their food naturally. There's a good size Hmong population in Minnesota. That pepper sauce is great, when they make me a pan of egg rolls, I eat them with that pepper sauce😍🔥. It's fantastic.
I worked in a Vietnamese kitchen for years and the raw beef Pho is really legit, I think the family I worked for had some Hmong roots along the way because some things I'm seeing in their culture in these videos is similar. But I love Pho, we were only closed one day a week and that was either a cleaning day for the restaurant but in Winter it was Pho prep day, cooking the bones and soaking the bean sprouts, Thai basil trimming, trimming the beef, and getting everything ready to be made for service on Monday. It was all done very much with love, time, trad. ingredients
"you always win when you're humble" i love the mindset of these people and how they care so much to preserve their tradition. thank you Sonny for shedding light on this little community!
Thank you for being so respectful, Sonny. This was an amazing episode, a masterpiece. No rush, no flashy fancy eating, just humble storytelling. This could be one of the Top-3 episodes of BEFRS ever.
True. I have never heard of the Hmong people. I had no idea that they don't have a country any more. Despite this, they still maintain their heritage and spirit! Amazing!
I screwed up at 19 and ended up in jail, and at one point my bunkmate was a 16 year old kid who i thought was chinese. After a couple of days he opened up and told me he was Hmong. I wasn't an idiot in school, i paid attention and was in the upper 10th percentile in my class but had never ever been told or taught about the Hmong people. He told me all about their plight and how they had no official land to call their home. Learned a lot from that kid, and he ended up getting sentenced to 20 years in prison at 16 for being an accessory to murder. I sometimes wonder if he's been released or if he ended up stuck in the system.
Wisconsin is such an underrated state, so full of culture and beauty. I grew up in Appleton, WI around many Hmong communities. The Hmong people truly are amongst the most humble and kind.
@@mnc0088 bro as someone from Wisconsin that can’t be farther from the truth. As someone from the la cross area and being around Hmong in my community we are extremely friendly and I’ve only heard good experiences from both sides
What an amazing humble family after all that they have gone through, Sonny please keep trying to meet diverse families from different cultures and share their food and life experiences with us🙏🏾
I think this is one of the best videos you guys have ever made. I know little about the Hmong people. Learning about their way of life and their journey is awesome. It's great to learn about other cultures right here in our own backyard. I think you guys should make more videos like these, show the rest of the world just how vastly diverse we all are and enjoy the food at the same time. Good job
@oh hi depends on where you're at. in Fresno, CA, it can lasts like two to three weeks sometimes and becomes more of a economical event rather than cultural event.
My family is Vietnamese and we had an identical experience having to flee Vietnam and immigrate here to the US. Watching their Diane’s family succeeding as ours is so great to see. I wish their family continued success. Great video Sonny showing us other success stories.
I’m Thai with Lao cousins, this video made me really proud. Seeing a family so familiar to mine on a platform like this portraying things the right way.
Wisconsin is one of my favorite states..It was great to see these hmong people living much like how i grew up..America really is a land of opportunity..
I really loved this episode. I learned so much watching your previous videos about the Hmong people. With this video I learned what a great help they were in the war and how they were punished for it once we left the country. That sucked! I'm so happy this family has survived and flourished here in America. What a precious family. Great job Sonny! 🙏♥️💯
I only had ever heard of the Hmong people when watching Clint Eastwood's movie Gran Torino. I was so happy to see and watch this video and get a much better perspective of these incredibly hard working and traditional people!❤
I knew several Hmong refugees who settled in Nashville, Tn. and brought their wonderful food culture with them. We owe our greatness to our acceptance, not our exclusion. ❤
That was a wonderful presentation Sonny, thank you. And it was great to see this family liberated from their country and relocated in the US. Now they are living traditionally and free. Cheers.
as a Hmong American living in Wisconsin....thanks for this episode...love your videos watch it all the time...you are the kind of white friends I had growing up knowing that Hmongs are different but enjoying them as a human being who are obviously different then you...enuff said about that subject..lol
You've done a lot of shows that I love, but for some reason this is the first one that I've watched twice back to back! I loved it that much... just can't quite put my finger on why!!
Loving your Midwest content! I'm from Wisconsin so I've grown up with many Hmong co-workers and classmates. However, I've always wanted to know more about their food traditions etc. beyond what I see from the outside. Thank you for that opportunity. I realize you're trying to be on your best behavior here...I'm loving it! Even the hair reveal :) Thank you to the host family for welcoming Sonny into their home - it was an awesome experience. My uncle raises guinna hens - noisy guys but oh do they love ticks.
This is the best way to do it! I have my potbelly pigs, guineas, chicken, turkey, and quail. Growing them all and harvesting them is the best gift. You know where it comes from and what they’ve eaten. So fresh
i'm from indiana. 77 . we have had geinne fowl all my life. ours run loose, they make great burgler alarms. we eat all the organs meats. i think alot of the reason that the diet is so alike that we were poor. we ate everything but no bile soup. sorry about sp. love peace. raz
Amazing, this episode is exactly why i love your channel. You're able find people's story, culture and cuisine, and feature it in such a deep, personal and interesting way.
Sonny, thanks for showing how special the Hmongs are, our culture, and history. This video was was very relatable to me as I am Hmong. I’m glad you were able to enjoy your time with our Hmong Folks.
🇺🇸🇺🇸ll'd fry up that skin for those people and make chicharrones for them. The Hmong people are underrated in America. They stuck their neck out for American troops. And were persecuted for it and The Americans really pretty much didn't help as much as they should have. So my dad told me. He fought with and trained Hmong villages
Thank your father on behalf our Hmong people for his help in understanding our Hmong people. I hope he is doing well and be blessed for being the great person that he is. Much love and hope all is well with your father and your family. Take care.
This is so immensely interesting, I love meeting and learning of new cultures. I saw your previous capsule episodes of the Hmong people their culture and food and immensely admire them for striving to be true to themselves by maintaining it. They are a beautiful people have an integrity unmatched here in America. Americans maintain your freedoms and acceptability of other cultures, that is the best of what we represent and what makes America great! Defend it with your integrity before we lose it! 🇺🇸🙏🏽♥️✨
White guy here (meeka), married to a Wisconsin Hmong girl. They are an awesome people. I am constantly learning more about their culture all the time. My mother in law's chicken larb is one of my favorite foods in the world. I'm pretty sure I like more Hmong food than my wife. But she can eat egg rolls all the time. I get sick of those after awhile. Their hot pepper condiment with dried hot chilies, green onion, cilantro, and fish sauce is awesome!
From where Hmong people started and where we are now, I love to see this.❤️ All these dishes I loved as a kid and even as a kid. The first dish was very basic with just boiled chicken, vegetables, and eaten with Thai peppers and salt. Very basic but the most comfortable and wholesome dish I loved as a kid.❤️❤️❤️
thank you for giving my people a chance and a chance at our food and culture. We have deep history and have come a long way as a clan. thank you for showing many around the world my people!
Amazing! It’s funny Bc I’m born and raised in USA and my dream is to live like them. I would be so damn happy to own the farm next to them. I would be in heaven!!!
Being from Fresno it is really nice seeing Hmong in other parts of the country. There is a book that explains the Hmong assistance in Laos. But, my best picture is of General Vang Pao dedicating the Hmong Vietnam memorial in Fresno. Many military leaders have had traditional funerals in Fresno, I'm just sad that many weren't honored as well during this recent time. We are losing them fast, time to renew the tradition.
Always watched Mark Weins both he and his Buddy Joel Bruner travelling amongst the Hmong people and Supporting their unique foods in their country Just totally loving all they cooked flavoursome foods and how humbling they were. .
Loving your Minnesota content! I'm from Wisconsin so Hmong culture is something we see a bit of. I've always wanted to know more. Thank you for that opportunity. I realize you're trying to be on your best behavior here...I'm loving it! Even the hair reveal :) Thank you to the host family for welcoming Sonny into their home - it was an awesome experience. My uncle raises guinna hens - noisy guys but oh do they love ticks.
This was amazing and thank you for respecting these wonderful and humble folks. This is how family should be. We could learn so much from them. Blessings 💖
you actually made this episode amazing. ppl don’t realize how much hmong ppl have helped us in vietnam. i know another family in wisconsin that are hmong
That was awesome 👌 Here we have these saviors of American soldiers in Vietnam. Welcome to the US and thank you for helping the American soldiers 🙏. Your family will always be respected and loved by me! ❤
Your show is not all about food ..it is about culture, traditions, people and their history.... full of life show...and as the girl said humbleness wins... Very deep philosophy of life practised by Hmong communities 👏👏 salute from India
Love the Hmong videos! All Hmong families differ in cuisine and taste preferences. Some are rustic, some are bland and some are packed with just the right flavors and textures. Thank you for sharing another Hmong videos with us!
Please, PLEASE visit the Hmong community in Fresno, CA for the New Year holiday. I'm as Caucasian as they come, but I plan on traveling to Fresno for the celebration this year (I am about 2 hrs away) because you have introduced me to this amazing community of people.
nice.. I usually go one day to find something good to eat... I usually just eat Montana Q's bbq ribs and sticky rice... lol. and yes, they make the trip from Montana...
@Phoenix 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 PROFILE It's because Hmong refuges were the gov's dirty little secret. And they purposely spread out Hmong refugees to areas in the US where they wouldn't have much contact with each other so that they wouldn't create ethnic enclaves. Forced assimilation really. Comments to statements like your from ppl like @Retri Bution just further demonstrate how ignorant people are about the whole situation.
Beautiful episode. Husband is Laotian Hmong born in a Thailand refugee camp. He literally had no country (the exact words of USCIS). Spreading the awareness, flavors, and culture is the best we can do.
definitely one of my favorite episodes y'all. The homespun, domestic american farmscape, coupled with delicious, exotic, imported Hmoung/Hmuong (yikes, i've already accidentally forgotten how to spell, i am so so sorry guys) recipes is just such a combo as i have never seen or even imagined! Just one MORE reason to luv a dove and dove tha BEFRS squad and mission...Keep up zee good werk my friends..keeping obscure, beautiful, critically endangered and fantastic ethnically diverse cultures alive is arguably one of the most important responsibilities we shoulder (or should- a-hem) as a civilization. Paleontology shouldn't have to be relegated to old, dry bones and shards of pottery and beads-when living, breathing artifacts and traditions exist riite-cheer in middle america. So, once again, good lookin out Sonny. Thanks for taking us with you on all these amazing adventures. Most simply put, there's just no one else, in the genre, doin it how y'all do. I adore the enthusiasm, the genuine authenticity, completely void of gimicks on every level and the individuality that only the real deal can deliver....and i kno ive said it a thousand times, but y'all really do rock....now...carry on
I've seen alot of Hmong food videos made in America, but I have to say this is the closes to authenticity. I was worried he was just going to go to Hmong Village and proclaim those foods as Hmong food. Lol
What I really love about this channel is absorbing all the little fun facts while enjoying my time with the host or co-host, I am glad this channel blew up and wish the best.
Sonny you’re the man! I enjoy your food adventures to show other cultures besides what we see on mainstream media. Keep the adventures coming and GOD bless you!
Sonny...mad props and respect to u and ur crew. Without a doubt u r one of the most important human beings on the planet. Cultures across the globe have been touched by your compassion to be a part of something greater than ourselves.
I appreciate this so much, your love for food and learning different ethnicities is so heart warming to us Hmong people. Thank you spreading the story of Hmong continuously and being open to always dining with our people
These guys seem like some of the most genuine people who had nothing but love for their roots and seemed to treat you as not just a guest but a extra family member it was nice to see
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I was hoping when you got back to the USA, you would feature the Hmong living in the USA too. Love seeing and hearing the Hmong people and language!
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Wisconsin is in the USA
@@christylatham6429 kids these days are not that smart anymore. They get taught about trans people only now
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Sonny, you do realize that you've manage to connect Hmong people from all around the world. Something that has always been desired but has never been done entirely and as entertaining. You're teaching and preserving our culture all while being funny as hell. Shout outs to you and your team. Yall are awesome! Someone invite Sonny for some Hmong Sausage 👀
Hmong sausage is laos
So the Hmong sausage pizza at Checker Bar is originally a Lao sausage pizza? 🤔
@@johnyang5511 yes
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As a Black person living in Wi, I have several Hmong friends, everything they are showing I can attest to. I tried cow heart, squid balls, raw beef in my Pho which I like. I've even tried pig brain, that wasn't my forte lol but I like seeing how the Asian community works together and get alot of their food naturally. There's a good size Hmong population in Minnesota. That pepper sauce is great, when they make me a pan of egg rolls, I eat them with that pepper sauce😍🔥. It's fantastic.
I worked in a Vietnamese kitchen for years and the raw beef Pho is really legit, I think the family I worked for had some Hmong roots along the way because some things I'm seeing in their culture in these videos is similar. But I love Pho, we were only closed one day a week and that was either a cleaning day for the restaurant but in Winter it was Pho prep day, cooking the bones and soaking the bean sprouts, Thai basil trimming, trimming the beef, and getting everything ready to be made for service on Monday. It was all done very much with love, time, trad. ingredients
@@vonamon316 Nice. They do indeed share similarities.
I went to school with some. Their parents were the typical conservative hmong parents.
@@jaredhalbrook5098and…great story
"you always win when you're humble" i love the mindset of these people and how they care so much to preserve their tradition. thank you Sonny for shedding light on this little community!
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Thank you for being so respectful, Sonny. This was an amazing episode, a masterpiece. No rush, no flashy fancy eating, just humble storytelling. This could be one of the Top-3 episodes of BEFRS ever.
That's really nice way to put it!!!!!!
In your series about the Hmong, you have taught more about our culture and history than the entire US education system combined. Thank you.
True. I have never heard of the Hmong people. I had no idea that they don't have a country any more. Despite this, they still maintain their heritage and spirit! Amazing!
I screwed up at 19 and ended up in jail, and at one point my bunkmate was a 16 year old kid who i thought was chinese. After a couple of days he opened up and told me he was Hmong. I wasn't an idiot in school, i paid attention and was in the upper 10th percentile in my class but had never ever been told or taught about the Hmong people. He told me all about their plight and how they had no official land to call their home. Learned a lot from that kid, and he ended up getting sentenced to 20 years in prison at 16 for being an accessory to murder. I sometimes wonder if he's been released or if he ended up stuck in the system.
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@@RogueStatusX what were you in for? And how many years did you do?
Yeah in US education they don’t really teach that much about Asian cultures I really wish they did though.
Love the scene that the family talk about their history and traditions! We can see how they have supported each other and cherished their business 😊✨
What delightful people
Amazing dignity and as she said humility
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Wisconsin is such an underrated state, so full of culture and beauty. I grew up in Appleton, WI around many Hmong communities. The Hmong people truly are amongst the most humble and kind.
Naw Wisconsin is racist asf
@@mnc0088 bro as someone from Wisconsin that can’t be farther from the truth. As someone from the la cross area and being around Hmong in my community we are extremely friendly and I’ve only heard good experiences from both sides
what about chai vang?
True my friend!!!!!
Yah......Wisconsin is Racist asf!!
What an amazing humble family after all that they have gone through, Sonny please keep trying to meet diverse families from different cultures and share their food and life experiences with us🙏🏾
I think this is one of the best videos you guys have ever made. I know little about the Hmong people. Learning about their way of life and their journey is awesome. It's great to learn about other cultures right here in our own backyard. I think you guys should make more videos like these, show the rest of the world just how vastly diverse we all are and enjoy the food at the same time. Good job
I’m not Hmong but I’m smiling and loving this. You can find almost every other culture from the world in the USA.
True but some ethnic lost the culture as they being American.
@oh hi depends on where you're at. in Fresno, CA, it can lasts like two to three weeks sometimes and becomes more of a economical event rather than cultural event.
My family is Vietnamese and we had an identical experience having to flee Vietnam and immigrate here to the US. Watching their Diane’s family succeeding as ours is so great to see. I wish their family continued success. Great video Sonny showing us other success stories.
Each video gets better and better. We are so lucky to be able to watch these videos for freeeeeee. Heart Sonny!
i agree, the history is wonderful!!
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This by far is one of the most beautiful families I have seen on this show! Absolutely love them! So humble yet so bold and strong!
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I’m Thai with Lao cousins, this video made me really proud. Seeing a family so familiar to mine on a platform like this portraying things the right way.
But you have Mexican last name
@@Ti0midwest lol I’m using my wife’s account
Wisconsin is one of my favorite states..It was great to see these hmong people living much like how i grew up..America really is a land of opportunity..
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@@michelrood2966 halfway true
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omg man you gotta do more like this! Like a series of other cultures you may have experienced but here in the US
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I really loved this episode. I learned so much watching your previous videos about the Hmong people. With this video I learned what a great help they were in the war and how they were punished for it once we left the country. That sucked! I'm so happy this family has survived and flourished here in America. What a precious family. Great job Sonny! 🙏♥️💯
I only had ever heard of the Hmong people when watching Clint Eastwood's movie Gran Torino. I was so happy to see and watch this video and get a much better perspective of these incredibly hard working and traditional people!❤
I knew several Hmong refugees who settled in Nashville, Tn. and brought their wonderful food culture with them. We owe our greatness to our acceptance, not our exclusion. ❤
See why this channel is named "best ever"? Really proud of you sonny!
thats a really cool family, glad they are passing there traditions
I love how the daughter is so proud of her father's bile cooking. Good job on this video, Sonny! Enjoyed this one so much!
Wisconsin and Hmong! I’m so proud and happy to see my home state and part of my culture shared with the world!!! 🌎 💕💕💕
Where is it in wisconsin?, my daughter lives in madison? She had a friend who sells vegetables in farmers market in Madison before the pandemic.
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I loved this episode. Brought a few tears to my eyes and happy to see a family and culture continuing on!
Man vs.Wild Bear grylls and your show is my favourite -Good job-Love from *India*
She got it so correct...
Being humble is very important.
Being humble is the foundation of respect.
Thank you for bringing awareness to the Hmong culture on your show. It makes me extremely proud ♥️
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Sonny’s interviewing skills are becoming 💯!!! Beautiful people, beautiful culture and beautiful portrait of it all!!!
That was a wonderful presentation Sonny, thank you. And it was great to see this family liberated from their country and relocated in the US. Now they are living traditionally and free. Cheers.
Hmong girl here. And the food and tradition is authentic as it gets. Glad to see them carry out our tradition.
as a Hmong American living in Wisconsin....thanks for this episode...love your videos watch it all the time...you are the kind of white friends I had growing up knowing that Hmongs are different but enjoying them as a human being who are obviously different then you...enuff said about that subject..lol
In your series about the Hmong, you have taught more about our culture and history than the entire US education system combined. Thank you.
This channel is already better than a lot of high production documentaries.
You've done a lot of shows that I love, but for some reason this is the first one that I've watched twice back to back! I loved it that much... just can't quite put my finger on why!!
Loving your Midwest content! I'm from Wisconsin so I've grown up with many Hmong co-workers and classmates. However, I've always wanted to know more about their food traditions etc. beyond what I see from the outside. Thank you for that opportunity. I realize you're trying to be on your best behavior here...I'm loving it! Even the hair reveal :) Thank you to the host family for welcoming Sonny into their home - it was an awesome experience. My uncle raises guinna hens - noisy guys but oh do they love ticks.
Now this is what I'm talking about. True hmong soul food. Awesome job to this family for providing actual hmong food.
When u were 16 did u looked 30 too
I hope this is a start to a series of finding people of different cultures living in the US and how they preserve their traditions. This is so cool!
That would be fricking amazing!
I love this video just like all the others but this family reminds me of my family. Such humble people and all about family.
I love going to the farmers markets here in Wisconsin and purchasing food grown by Hmong families.
I love the family connection. Beautiful people and beautiful culture
This is the best way to do it! I have my potbelly pigs, guineas, chicken, turkey, and quail. Growing them all and harvesting them is the best gift. You know where it comes from and what they’ve eaten. So fresh
Always appreciate when big youtubers show Hmong people some love. ❤
Wow! As a Filipino I never thought we had the same way of cooking as they are, even tho we came from South East Asia.
Yeah you guys also look like them 😑
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@@raindotorg he's being racist haha
i'm from indiana. 77 . we have had geinne fowl all my life. ours run loose, they make great burgler alarms. we eat all the organs meats. i think alot of the reason that the diet is so alike that we were poor. we ate everything but no bile soup. sorry about sp. love peace. raz
Amazing, this episode is exactly why i love your channel. You're able find people's story, culture and cuisine, and feature it in such a deep, personal and interesting way.
Sonny, thanks for showing how special the Hmongs are, our culture, and history. This video was was very relatable to me as I am Hmong. I’m glad you were able to enjoy your time with our Hmong Folks.
Now that family mealing! Family, tradition, and cohesiveness. Well done and earned a suscribe.
🇺🇸🇺🇸ll'd fry up that skin for those people and make chicharrones for them. The Hmong people are underrated in America. They stuck their neck out for American troops. And were persecuted for it and The Americans really pretty much didn't help as much as they should have. So my dad told me. He fought with and trained Hmong villages
Thank your father on behalf our Hmong people for his help in understanding our Hmong people. I hope he is doing well and be blessed for being the great person that he is. Much love and hope all is well with your father and your family. Take care.
@@wanglee1979 I know the truth.. the American people don't want to hear it.. they did the same thing in Iraq.🇺🇸😔😔😔.
Thank you for your dad .
@@archieletsyouknow5508 add Afghanistan to that list!!!
@@Ben__P the untold story about the damn shame of America. We will never learn if these stories are hidden
This is so immensely interesting, I love meeting and learning of new cultures. I saw your previous capsule episodes of the Hmong people their culture and food and immensely admire them for striving to be true to themselves by maintaining it. They are a beautiful people have an integrity unmatched here in America. Americans maintain your freedoms and acceptability of other cultures, that is the best of what we represent and what makes America great! Defend it with your integrity before we lose it! 🇺🇸🙏🏽♥️✨
White guy here (meeka), married to a Wisconsin Hmong girl. They are an awesome people. I am constantly learning more about their culture all the time. My mother in law's chicken larb is one of my favorite foods in the world. I'm pretty sure I like more Hmong food than my wife. But she can eat egg rolls all the time. I get sick of those after awhile. Their hot pepper condiment with dried hot chilies, green onion, cilantro, and fish sauce is awesome!
From where Hmong people started and where we are now, I love to see this.❤️ All these dishes I loved as a kid and even as a kid. The first dish was very basic with just boiled chicken, vegetables, and eaten with Thai peppers and salt. Very basic but the most comfortable and wholesome dish I loved as a kid.❤️❤️❤️
Amazing family and their tradition. Very comforting family gathering and sharing with you, Sonny!
This is another excellent show I learned alot. Thanks for coming back to USA and showing the viewers the different cultures and how they live.
thank you for giving my people a chance and a chance at our food and culture. We have deep history and have come a long way as a clan. thank you for showing many around the world my people!
Amazing! It’s funny Bc I’m born and raised in USA and my dream is to live like them. I would be so damn happy to own the farm next to them. I would be in heaven!!!
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Fascinating culture and well presented we could all learn from the way the land and animals are used no wastage and with respect. Well done 👏
What a beautiful family. 😊
Full of love and care for one another. ❤️
What a great find, a Hmong family with a farm in Wisconsin. I loved the show❤️️
Being from Fresno it is really nice seeing Hmong in other parts of the country. There is a book that explains the Hmong assistance in Laos. But, my best picture is of General Vang Pao dedicating the Hmong Vietnam memorial in Fresno. Many military leaders have had traditional funerals in Fresno, I'm just sad that many weren't honored as well during this recent time. We are losing them fast, time to renew the tradition.
Ayyyy! Ever been to YOLO !? 😁
I love this new direction for your series! Showing the diversity of America!! Love it Sonny!
Seriously this was the most amazing heart touching episode you've ever made.. it made me cry I loved it.
Always watched Mark Weins both he and his Buddy Joel Bruner travelling amongst the Hmong people and Supporting their unique foods in their country Just totally loving all they cooked flavoursome foods and how humbling they were. .
Thanks for letting people know about Hmong people Sonny! We all truly appreciate you!
Can we all appreciate the fact that Sonny never disappointed us with his content 🤗 🤗 🤗 🤚
Your 100% right friend
Those birds are called Guinea fowls, they are originally from Ghana. How do they get them to Wisconsin?
Literally, NEVER🔥🤝
@@johnamoako6806 He did say the birds, guinea fowls, are endemic to Africa at the beginning and said he tasted it in Nigeria.
Loving your Minnesota content! I'm from Wisconsin so Hmong culture is something we see a bit of. I've always wanted to know more. Thank you for that opportunity. I realize you're trying to be on your best behavior here...I'm loving it! Even the hair reveal :) Thank you to the host family for welcoming Sonny into their home - it was an awesome experience. My uncle raises guinna hens - noisy guys but oh do they love ticks.
Yes Humble, Always! Never compromise your dignity ! 👍👍👍
This was amazing and thank you for respecting these wonderful and humble folks. This is how family should be. We could learn so much from them. Blessings 💖
you actually made this episode amazing. ppl don’t realize how much hmong ppl have helped us in vietnam. i know another family in wisconsin that are hmong
That was awesome 👌
Here we have these saviors of American soldiers in Vietnam. Welcome to the US and thank you for helping the American soldiers 🙏. Your family will always be respected and loved by me! ❤
Thank you, Sonny for sharing a piece of our Hmong into your videos. I love this! 💕 and thank you for loving our culture and food!
Wonderful people, real asset to America. And I am as WAP as you can be, but am glad to welcome them.
it would be great to spend more time with that family. we have a lot to learn
Well done positive story .... hmong are good family people ... I feel they have real American values.
Your show is not all about food ..it is about culture, traditions, people and their history.... full of life show...and as the girl said humbleness wins... Very deep philosophy of life practised by Hmong communities 👏👏 salute from India
I love this series, it's so beautiful and has such an amazing message. Well done and congratulations to your team
Thanks. Love to see these cultures and food. We have a moderate Vietnamese population here in south Louisiana. Love the food and culture.
Thank you for sharing a glimps of your family life with the universe!
Love the Hmong videos! All Hmong families differ in cuisine and taste preferences. Some are rustic, some are bland and some are packed with just the right flavors and textures. Thank you for sharing another Hmong videos with us!
Please, PLEASE visit the Hmong community in Fresno, CA for the New Year holiday. I'm as Caucasian as they come, but I plan on traveling to Fresno for the celebration this year (I am about 2 hrs away) because you have introduced me to this amazing community of people.
Bring cash as most vendors are cash only. Enjoy the food!
nice.. I usually go one day to find something good to eat... I usually just eat Montana Q's bbq ribs and sticky rice... lol. and yes, they make the trip from Montana...
I’m just so glad someone shows our Hmong culture.
God forbid you do it yourself
@Phoenix 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 PROFILE It's because Hmong refuges were the gov's dirty little secret. And they purposely spread out Hmong refugees to areas in the US where they wouldn't have much contact with each other so that they wouldn't create ethnic enclaves. Forced assimilation really. Comments to statements like your from ppl like @Retri Bution just further demonstrate how ignorant people are about the whole situation.
Beautiful episode. Husband is Laotian Hmong born in a Thailand refugee camp. He literally had no country (the exact words of USCIS). Spreading the awareness, flavors, and culture is the best we can do.
Fresno, California and so proud to have Hmong people as part of our community. Keep the traditions, food and language alive. ❤
The dad has some real Clint Eastwood vibes! That's what a hardworking person looks like
definitely one of my favorite episodes y'all. The homespun, domestic american farmscape, coupled with delicious, exotic, imported Hmoung/Hmuong (yikes, i've already accidentally forgotten how to spell, i am so so sorry guys) recipes is just such a combo as i have never seen or even imagined! Just one MORE reason to luv a dove and dove tha BEFRS squad and mission...Keep up zee good werk my friends..keeping obscure, beautiful, critically endangered and fantastic ethnically diverse cultures alive is arguably one of the most important responsibilities we shoulder (or should- a-hem) as a civilization. Paleontology shouldn't have to be relegated to old, dry bones and shards of pottery and beads-when living, breathing artifacts and traditions exist riite-cheer in middle america. So, once again, good lookin out Sonny. Thanks for taking us with you on all these amazing adventures. Most simply put, there's just no one else, in the genre, doin it how y'all do. I adore the enthusiasm, the genuine authenticity, completely void of gimicks on every level and the individuality that only the real deal can deliver....and i kno ive said it a thousand times, but y'all really do rock....now...carry on
I've seen alot of Hmong food videos made in America, but I have to say this is the closes to authenticity.
I was worried he was just going to go to Hmong Village and proclaim those foods as Hmong food. Lol
Beautiful Family! Great Job Sonny and Team for showcasing this.
I like my Hmong neighbors here in WI. They're good people. And their community is really active in our farmer's market, makes for great food.
Indeed... "Families That Eat Together, Stay Together"
Loved watching this seeing people embrace culture and traditions ♥️♥️
I love the food and the HISTORY this channel shows! Thanks!
What I really love about this channel is absorbing all the little fun facts while enjoying my time with the host or co-host, I am glad this channel blew up and wish the best.
What a life he has. To experience all these cultures. A true ambassador.
My man, it doesn't matter where you go you always make it a top quality entertainment.
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Such a wholesome culture, nice to see catch and slaughter done the right way well done Sonny!
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Sonny you’re the man! I enjoy your food adventures to show other cultures besides what we see on mainstream media. Keep the adventures coming and GOD bless you!
Sonny...mad props and respect to u and ur crew. Without a doubt u r one of the most important human beings on the planet. Cultures across the globe have been touched by your compassion to be a part of something greater than ourselves.
First time I've seen Guinea fowl since I was a teenager. I'm from northern Los Angeles. Family origin was Arkansas and Texas. Cool. 👍🤑🤠😎🥰👍
I love that you are experiencing our Hmong culture and sharing us with the world. thank you 👏💯😊
Such a lovely family. Very humble indeed. I would say it would be a better world if more people were like the Mhongs. 🌿🍃💚💚🍃🌿
I appreciate this so much, your love for food and learning different ethnicities is so heart warming to us Hmong people. Thank you spreading the story of Hmong continuously and being open to always dining with our people
These guys seem like some of the most genuine people who had nothing but love for their roots and seemed to treat you as not just a guest but a extra family member it was nice to see