why is joe acting like its a turn off, i assumed he would be for all up in this survival shit. All i can say is, i am sure i can do all of that but thank god i dont need to
@@rockade2408 I'd say because the monkeys were humanized in his story. David said multiple times that they looked human and even said "they shot the guy" when they shot a Baboon with an arrow. Also David describes a very gruesome and somewhat cruel hunt. The dogs tear out pieces from the monkey (like his genitals) and he gets shot multiple times before dying. Joe tries to be ethical when hunting. I think he realized, that these very human-like animals have to suffer on a daily basis for many years, so that these people can eat.
Petition to have David on again and again as much as he’s comfortable with, he was my favorite guest by far and I would love to hear from him more, send him some love
Joe: “What do they use for the feathers” (asking for second time) David: “these motherfuckers are so insane” hahaha completely ignored the question. This guys cool tho
@@tylermech66 I think he said they used a certain kind of feather. Certain feathers work better on a bow. Joe is into bow hunting that’s probably why he kept asking
Yes and no, a lot of times when you see hunter gatherer people like that they'll have decent sized bellies but gnarled arms and legs. It's not a dad bod, though, it just means they're successful enough to have some fat.
I absolutely love hearing about David Choe’s adventures. His life experiences are beyond incredible and almost ignites this passion for adventure and travel that I didn’t know I had.
I've watched this whole episode many times and it has always reignited my passion for adventure and travel! This man is amazing and so are his travels.
For a while I was so confused how humans survived long enough to build civilizations because the only reference I had was city humans, this sounds so incredibly badass that I no longer question that
It really shows how things like social media and society standards in general is the only reason its so common. Their life-style is so much harder and they don't even slightly think about suicide or anything of the sort
Well over here, we've got less connection, we dont feel as needed, if they commit suicide then there close knit society, which is basically there whole world, will miss them. Its similar over here, but the whole world isnt going to miss you, only your friends family.
"What do they hunt with?" "Bow and arrow." "Homemade bow and arrow?!" No Joe they actually use a compound bow with carbon arrows and take a ride into town every so often to get new arrows and get a tune up
Joe is constantly saying things like “imagine living like this “ or imagine hunting like this” and David keeps telling him “dude… I lived here for months” 😂😂
Out of this whole podcast i cant get around the fact that somewhere in africa there is a guy running around rolling joints whilst hunting baboons😂😂😂 what a legend Edit: holy sh-t this blew up , thanks for all the likes 🙏🏽
People keep saying he doesn't finish his sentences, but that's how you know that it was super surreal for him that he can barely contain his information. He wants to get all of it out as much as possible.
David is not only a great artist, but also a great storyteller. You can follow his IG to get a feel for his travels and what he gets out of it. I’ve met him a couple of times a long time ago and he’s the real deal and a genuinely nice guy that welcomes great conversations.
I just finished watching the video on him talking to Joe about going to the Congo. I said the same thing watching that one. This dude is the most fascinating guest I've ever seen on Joe Rogan's podcast. I can't get enough of his stories.
There is less than a 1000 hadzas left. the village he went to was a famous one. hence the pics pop up on google images first. nothing is surprising or funny here loo
He ate the brain and other stuff because it’s rude to decline. Especially when this is their livelihood and food is insanely valuable, so them sharing food is a HUGE sign of respect to this Asian dude.
I'd love to know what is REALLY in the fast food that so many folks eat in the West. Funny how so many of us are so removed from a real hand to mouth life.
Im a sprinter. Did a lot more long distance whilst I was in the army though. Hated every second of it.Occasionally I'd get a chance to shine in some short distance race. Rest of the time I was a sack at the back.
I knew a dude from Tanzania. From a job I had. He was a great guy. This girl at our job asked him once what brought him to America, and he said “the plane” hahaha 😊
Wow! David's podcast is the only one that I can watch again and again. He is a monster story teller. And i love the fact how we humans actually lived 1000s of years ago.
Take up mountain biking, it allows you to see a lot of nature and trail in a short amount of time, probably quicker than hiking. You're like, in nature, but you're not like, in in nature all the way like if you were camping.
Hope you know he’s lying about this story and I can send you the video of the guy who actually did this and it’s the same exact video HE watched and is explaining rn dude is a liar
Fearless and Far has a video of him doing all these things. Pretty nutty to watch. Goes to show why we survived as a species for so long. Humans are super adaptable.
I was reading book "Sapiens" and it fucked me up for days. I mean we aren't living compared to our ancestors, we are barely surviving with our iPhones, feminists, protests and shit.
Chris So what you’re saying is that it’s in humans’ nature to build societies and civilizations and make technological progress right? Since that seems to have happened in multiple places around the world disconnected from eachother I’m inclined to agree
They do not live normal. They live in an unevolved world. As you learn from biology humans are made to adapt and have the smartest Brian of any mammal. We’re supposed to be constantly advancing. And by that I mean bettering in humans, not technology. Technology nowadays is an insane world
Joe: Do you know what they use as feathers for the arrow? David: So they have these birds they can whistle to and the birds will then show where the honey is...
I'm pretty sure Joe asked him twice.. no answer.. going on to bigger, more better parts of the story ; wonder why i never heard of him and kudos to Gavin finding him
I knew that tribal people like the Hadza were hardcore, but holy shit I didn’t think it was to that extent. Truly the pinnacle of human physical ability
I’ve experienced what David is speaking of, I’m convinced anxiety & depression is a first world problem. When I went through something similar, not even half as intense, my anxiety wasn’t there, I wasn’t depressed, I didn’t care about tv or my phone. I had no time for it. I loved it, it was so peaceful and tranquil. The happiest I’d been in so long. But then it’s time to leave and it’s depressing to come back until you get back used to your vices again. The simpler way of life is where it’s at. So wonderful and beautiful. Get outside people and live life. If you really open yourself up to it you will not regret it.
100%. Depression happens to everyone in the first world for, sometimes, no reason. Same with anxiety. Anxiety keeps everyone in a constant state of fight, flight, or freeze. Instead of it being used for what it should be used for, it's being activated at random... I would, only making an assumption, presume these mental health problems stem from the level of dopamine constantly being released, and serotonin that also gets released when you get that hit. Which leads to problems like depression and anxiety. Which makes sense, since taking Molly can have depression, and anxiety as its side-effects after taking since you release serotonin all at once, a major dump. While the first world is just making you release it slowly, overtime, and sometimes you get HEAPS AND HEAPS of it when you are probably entertained and consuming. When you don't have the distractions anymore those issues are no longer there. Your brain is able to properly control the chemicals in your brain. Allowing you a far more healthy brain than the ones in the first world. SO much stress on making money, the root of ALL our problems as that is the way we access our food. Majority of us cannot hunt and would starve without money. The first world has consumed our brains and we're screwed. We can't live like the tribe he visited because our bodies have NOT adapted or evolved to have that lifestyle. Instead of just scratches from thorns we would get severely cut... Without their gut biome we would die from drinking that brown water. We are boxed in a lifestyle we were born into. It's no wonder people LOVE unregulated campsites that you off-road to, and there's no cellphones, nothing. You just enjoy nature. It's when I am happy and liberated. ALL my stress is gone of my day-to-day. No bills, nothing. I don't wanna return cause it's so relaxing and calming. It's A HUGE break from this world we live in that cares not for us, but the money we have.
@@GeekedOutNeckbeard I can’t remember where but I read that a big reason is that our brains didn’t evolve to differentiate stress since stress is first and foremost a survival tool. So there are a million micro stressors that we encounter in day to day life that our bodies respond to in a similar way to what it would a predator in our presence. So we walk around in a state of fight or flight and that’s incredibly draining. Having something so focused like finding food and being alive as the only focus would understandably wash away all of the extra depression and anxiety since there’s a lot less for your brain to mislabel as a threat
Yo Joe......... Hands down best guest interview you’ve had in forever man.... This dude is my new favorite non science guy... Man....what an excellent description of his experience... Killer.....
Because ancient cultures were against killing themselves because they would never be able to get into the afterlife. To kill ones self is to cheat and get there faster....but you wouldn't be accepted.
Most interesting and coolest guest on JRE. This was fascinating AF. I love hearing stories like this. It's so totally different and far removed from our culture.
@@salem2450 yeah people who spend there whole life in nature living how humans were designed for, their brains must be wired differently from a modern man
Someone once told me we get depressed because we don’t have the need for survival anymore so we are just focusing on all the negitive things in our lives when we never used too
This man is a master story teller!His descriptions are very vivid,and detailed to the point were you can actually paint a good picture of what he's describing.I love listening to people that know how to dish out a good story.😁
@@nbawinningtips who cares. Never let a small thing like a lie get in the way of a good story. Everyone lies everywhere everyday for a lot less things as entertaining as this.
The bird he’s talking about is called a honey guide. It gets the attention of people and guides them to a bee hive. They always leave it a bit of honey for the bird but its not the honey its after its the larvae. Its crazy cool
David is one of the most interesting human beings I have ever listened to. Absolutely love hearing his stories. Thank you Joe for sharing this kind of stuff with us🤝✌️
I had my first beer and somehow managed to kick a hole in the wall with my foot but my toe thumb is broken now and I had a McDonald’s chicken and chips 🍟 which tastes fantascit. I am friends with a green bear that is called marrow thank u very much fo reeding thi cuh
Mr Rogan, Mr Choe, wow I love listening to you guys, so much to gain from your knowledge and experiences, my favourite part of this clip, is from dave describing the injured hunting dogs, who still want to take part, “ I want to have value” . I needed that, I’ve been off work for 9/10 months now, I have no money to pay for my basic needs, my 65 year old mother is working full time hours, plus overtime just to keep up with our bills. I’ve been punishing myself for being unable to contribute, as my government are refusing to help ( I live in the UK) financially and medically. But I keep searching for positivity, meaning and understanding. And little things like, your logical thinking, some of your guests honesty, desire for the equality throughout all, and now this quote from Dave! Thanks, I want to have value, it means a lot to me. The world needs more like you guys! Love to all. Vinny
That life has passed you by. You'd die within 48 hours MAX on less you have the same translator and ways to pay to get you acclimated for a bare minimum of 6 months
@@eddiep5078 What's bizarre is the frequency of you make-believe tough guys on the internet Like the OP, you too wouldn't make it pass 48 hours in the wild of the African Savannah, or the Brazilian Amazon, or Canadian Midwest You're just as soft as the OP is, and there's nothing wrong with that.
The overall healthiest & stress-free lifestyle i've seen is in small town Mexico, where people build their own houses on fertile land next to a fresh water source. My grandparents were from a town with a population of less than 200 ppl and they never had financial worries or even health / obesity worries like we do in the USA. They almost lived a century and they were still physically active in their early 90s. I envy their lifestyle, it's basically a mixture of African tribe life with a sprinkle of modern day technology. My grandparents grew their own beans, potatoes, tomatoes, green peppers, etc, they raised livestock and hunted deer on weekends. I lived with them for 6 months as a teenager and i lost 50 lbs during that time. The healthiest i've felt was living with them, eating organic and drinking water straight from the river. The pounds started piling back on when i moved back to the states, smh. My goal is to save enough money so i can move back over there, build my own house, marry a local and live off the land until i'm old. American society isn't for me.
@@brianmarshall5002 lol it's not as bad as US media makes it seem. Cartels would pass through town to eat n be on their way. Plus everybody owns shotguns n rifles over there and they have a strong sense of community so the cartels know better than to start shit for no reason.
16k in America 33k in Mexico Murders for 2019 That’s a fact bud Gonna go out on a limb here but I believe and don’t quote me on this but I think America’s population is larger than Mexico’s. Also look into the percentage of male Mexicans that are shot from age 17 to 25. It’s insane!!
There's not enough Onnit supplements, kettlebell swings and hillsprints that can possibly be done 😂 No amount of elk meat and jalapenos that can be eaten
I've worked in Tanzania filming hunting safaris for the last 9 years. It is every bit as wild and primal as these stories portray. Joe's reactions are classic...he really wants to go and verify this crazy shit. I'll tell you Joe...Tanzania is the real Africa..the real deal... My time spent in the African Bush with the best hunters in the game has given me insight into how humans have lived for thousands of years. It is truly mind expanding and enlightening to see how humans can still retain the senses..super human senses to survive in the harshest conditions. I got stories dude...a bunch! I'd love to share
An interesting thought is that their “superhuman” abilities are actually normal and natural. We have just been in backwards evolution due to how convenient stuff is
I mean, a complex economy is super crazy if you think about how we get trained to do a specific task that has nothing to do with 99% of what's important to our survival, and somehow we get food, shelter, medicine, drink, transportation, etc... and some people just have to prove that they can't do these things in order to be provided for.
the triangle The fact of the matter is, there’s a vastly higher percentage of people in economic systems like ours that aren’t prospering and are suffering. The problem with the world now is that we forgot who we were. Those African tribes know the real way of life
@@daringducky5337 See there's so many things inherently wrong with what you said but I'll make this as short as possible. Are you African-American or African? I'm the former. Do you have personal friends who are African? I have many. So for argument's sake lets assume I have a tab bit more insight and connection. Africans didn't know what they were doing, hence them selling each other into slavery and being conquered at every turn. Like or not we must evolve, or get left behind. Evolution sometimes has to take precedence over traditions and culture. I'm from New Orleans and that city suffers greatly from the aforementioned. A certain amount of people will always suffer for various reasons. The Bible says the poor will always be with us. People have suffered in Africa since it's origin. And people continue to suffer there and if you talk to the average African they'll tell you Africa gets it wrong more then right. What makes this country great is we get it right more than we get it wrong. The concept of utopian society is a glib fantasy. Surviving isn't enough because is doesn't provide for rainy days or being able to serve others in and adequate capacity. Africa is more of a burden than a benefit. When the rest of the world needs help they're not capable because they haven't progressed enough to be in a position to be that shoulder to lean on. Charity and kudos isn't what Africa needs. They get more charity in sum than they actually produce. What they need is the hard truth. I guarantee if you had a personal genie Congo or Somalia wouldn't be in your top 1000 places to visit.
These people is about survival and loving their human nature purpose it's really good that there's people that really know how to live with no worries of their retirement plan and credit card debts ❤❤❤
That was an intense story man. Suicide dosn't make any sense, if you try to survive everyday. You probably feel alive, that death is no option. We got everything we need and much much more. Some people can't handle that. They get sick and feel a very deep deep emptiness inside their soul.
@@froglifes6829 It's quite obvious that he's referring to material needs being met in the first world without the diligence needed in a hunter-gatherer lifestyle. It's paradoxical that places where technology and infrastructure can do so much yet there is still so much suffering. It speaks to social issues and problems that haven't been addressed despite being so "advanced".
I would like to be able to have a tribe like that accept me for one year (just enough so that I don't lose touch with civilization) and then come back. I don't why, but, I strongly believe I would cease to be "I". "I" would have a total different meaning and perspective. I would love to be in that position. Right now, I feel like a battery for society that JR once said
"You have other men hunt FOR you and give you the meat???" "No, bro, well, yeah kinda, but I give them stuff too. Like a trade." "What do you give them?" "I paint... stuff on their... uh... caves."
This story had the essentials in it to get Joe interested
Primates, hunting and weed.
He seemed detached from it.
why is joe acting like its a turn off, i assumed he would be for all up in this survival shit. All i can say is, i am sure i can do all of that but thank god i dont need to
@@rockade2408
I'd say because the monkeys were humanized in his story.
David said multiple times that they looked human and even said "they shot the guy" when they shot a Baboon with an arrow.
Also David describes a very gruesome and somewhat cruel hunt. The dogs tear out pieces from the monkey (like his genitals) and he gets shot multiple times before dying. Joe tries to be ethical when hunting. I think he realized, that these very human-like animals have to suffer on a daily basis for many years, so that these people can eat.
@@rockade2408
After all:
Joe has seen the GoPro footage of this hunt that is too violent to be shown on UA-cam.
😂😂😂
"So he's running and rolling joints" that really grabbed Joe's attention
Brand
Brandon 🤣
one handed?
well it grabbed mine too 💀😂
@@MrBumbles2 while blindfolded?
Petition to have David on again and again as much as he’s comfortable with, he was my favorite guest by far and I would love to hear from him more, send him some love
it's sad bc he struggles with coming on because he's afraid of being embarrassed or not saying anything kewl or funny.
Joe: “What do they use for the feathers” (asking for second time)
David: “these motherfuckers are so insane” hahaha completely ignored the question. This guys cool tho
@@welhynole4082 I'd imagine the answer would be "any bird that has big enough feathers"
Got to agree! He's great!
@@tylermech66 I think he said they used a certain kind of feather. Certain feathers work better on a bow. Joe is into bow hunting that’s probably why he kept asking
"I know that guy" killed me
Lol same this guy is bonkers
yea big cap
I was like who duh fuck is buying this 😂😂 and then he pointed as his scars too and u couldn’t see anything
@@LidoAikidoisn’t cap my boy it’s a tribe obviously he’ll recognize someone
@alekkrstic you can tell he's a bullshitter. Not with everything he says but alot. I have a strong bullshit detector
That feeling when the village pothead is in better shape than you.
🤣🤣🤣
The village pothead is also likely to be as fit if not way more fit than at least 75% of us
Booted off of weed tea. 6 pack abs eating pizza cardio all day
Hadza are hunter gatherers, they don’t have villages, they have more temporary camp like settlements
bigmac 707 Weren’t you listening? Try 99%
I could sit for hours and listen to this guy’s stories.
Watch the full podcast it’s nearly 4 hours
Watches a clip of a podcast “man I wish there were a longer version of this”
I listened to the 4 hour long podcast earlier today and I could still sit and listen to more 🤷♂️ crazy stories and just never gets boring!
just listen to the full episode i already have twice lmao
I couldnt. Its all “like ah” “trying to like you know”. It takes him an hour to get out of a sentence
Being fit isnt a thing down there, thats just how a human is supposed to look.
Exactly.
Yes we are just fucking fat in america
@@lonemerkmel6097 yup that what happens when we make life too easy lol. Gotta force yourself to workout so you look like you should
Yes and no, a lot of times when you see hunter gatherer people like that they'll have decent sized bellies but gnarled arms and legs. It's not a dad bod, though, it just means they're successful enough to have some fat.
@@ZombieStar2000 the big belly is caused from severe malnutrition called kwashiorkor, it’s not good
I absolutely love hearing about David Choe’s adventures. His life experiences are beyond incredible and almost ignites this passion for adventure and travel that I didn’t know I had.
Can i watch his gopro videos anywhere?
I've watched this whole episode many times and it has always reignited my passion for adventure and travel! This man is amazing and so are his travels.
Yeah I'll leave the travelling to this guy
He a bloody liar
Dude this one of the coolest stories I’ve ever heard
Yea man for real
islanti lmao how
I said this on another clip from this guy. Turns out this story was better
islanti you seem like a bit of a toolbag 🤓
islanti you sound like someone who fights for two-ply.
literally the first sentence:
"so I'm in my fucking underwear .....and I'm living on top of a rock in this cave"
Lmao 😂😂
u already it was gonna get a good one right after hearing that😂
Always the start of a good story
Best starter line ever! lol
Great way to start a story lol, I'm hooked already
As a Tanzanian-American, this clip makes me proud. Tanzania gets slept on. It's a beautiful country.
Shout out to my country!!! 🇹🇿🇹🇿
I’m half British and Half Tanzanian and this just excites me, it does get slept on toooooo much
Lived there I’m morogoro in the 80s what an experience
My coworker was from Tanzania- he's here in Portland Oregon as a refugee! Hard working! Fun! Smart! Great young man!
Every country is beautiful from afar, I bet you miss it but we all know well rather be here in the greatest country of all. lol
For a while I was so confused how humans survived long enough to build civilizations because the only reference I had was city humans, this sounds so incredibly badass that I no longer question that
I feel sorry for city folks
@@juicifer333why?
I find it beautiful how the concept of suicide is so foreign to them.
We can learn a thing or two from these elder cultures.
Good comment
Read 'Industrial society and it's future'.
I like the way you called them elder cultures, ima borrow that...
It really shows how things like social media and society standards in general is the only reason its so common. Their life-style is so much harder and they don't even slightly think about suicide or anything of the sort
Well over here, we've got less connection, we dont feel as needed, if they commit suicide then there close knit society, which is basically there whole world, will miss them. Its similar over here, but the whole world isnt going to miss you, only your friends family.
"What do they hunt with?"
"Bow and arrow."
"Homemade bow and arrow?!"
No Joe they actually use a compound bow with carbon arrows and take a ride into town every so often to get new arrows and get a tune up
They have a Dick's Sporting Goods a few miles away
Rofl dude!
Correction: Hut Made
😂😂😂
@@deesnutz334 lmaoooo!!!
Joe is constantly saying things like “imagine living like this “ or imagine hunting like this” and David keeps telling him “dude… I lived here for months” 😂😂
No hate on rogan but if a guy has an interesting story and wants to keep talking let him
@@thatmannarbash7638 it’s the Joe Rogan podcast, he knows what he’s doing
@@kerwynwilliams if people are complaining en masse then maybe not
@@jgray1831 7k+ comments out of 4m+ views...people are not complaining "en masse"
@@jgray1831 there's also a mass of people who aren't complaining
Most legendary opening sentence in history 😂😂
“So I’m in my fuc*ing underwear and I’m living on top of a rock in a cave” hahaha
***instantly hooked
😂😂😂
And the old guy in the village.... loool
Out of this whole podcast i cant get around the fact that somewhere in africa there is a guy running around rolling joints whilst hunting baboons😂😂😂 what a legend
Edit: holy sh-t this blew up , thanks for all the likes 🙏🏽
In bible pages
and he started as a grafitti tagger. a simple outline of a whale was his signature logo
Ikr 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Abu Mansaray im hoping you’re being sarcastic man lol
Abu Mansaray it’s not the weed that suprises me but rather the fact that he’s RUNNING AROUND HUNTIN BABOONS WHILE ROLLING UP THE SHIT .
People keep saying he doesn't finish his sentences, but that's how you know that it was super surreal for him that he can barely contain his information. He wants to get all of it out as much as possible.
Yea that and between joe interrupting him
I have the same thing, I think he has a little ADHD maybe just maybe
@@darod850 I would say it was mostly the interrupting
@@mindu2204 He used to listen when he was really baked. The beginning was hard to watch.
Michael Jones Says the dude typing comments from his parents basement
Hands down best guest Rogan has ever had
David is not only a great artist, but also a great storyteller. You can follow his IG to get a feel for his travels and what he gets out of it. I’ve met him a couple of times a long time ago and he’s the real deal and a genuinely nice guy that welcomes great conversations.
I can’t recommend watching his hitch hiker shows enough
I just finished watching the video on him talking to Joe about going to the Congo. I said the same thing watching that one. This dude is the most fascinating guest I've ever seen on Joe Rogan's podcast. I can't get enough of his stories.
@@mattberg6816 I'm going to watch that one after this one.
@@duelxmachinA I just joined IG, so I'm going to definitely check out his IG. Thanks for the tip.
You can tell that David has so much respect for those people.
"Homemade bows?"
Nah, Joe. They use bows and arrows from Walmart.
Haha they ordered some bows from hoyt using the money they made from selling meat they caught with their bare hands!
Jesus christ ease up lol. Joe loves u
They are wearing clothes from Walmart lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i lost it hahahha
This is by far the absolute and supremely coolest fucking JRE clip of all time.
Totally agree!
Beg to differ. I plump for that Glen V. ( Life Below Zero) detailing how a pack of 25 wolves tried to jump him. But this is high quality too.
@@peterwieser4631 that was a good one, but this one was so wild and you know its genuine
Peter Wieser link?
The fact that Joe was more impressed to hear that a guy was running and rolling joints than anything else David said is hilarious
Bro I'm glad I wasn't the only one who caught this
It ain’t hilarious. It’s dumb just proves how dumb Joe is.
This was very clearly a lie
@@Adamn7210 lol you can youtube it to see for yourself instead of talking out your arse
@@Adamn7210 How so?
I love how joe wanted to know what they used for the feathers so bad he asked twice and man just completely ignored him both times 😂
the fact he's just like "i think i know that guy" will never not get me
Yeah cool
He probably does , the guy looks like a younger version of someone on the Fearless & far : CATCHING BABOONS with the HADZA PEOPLE video
Same 😂
There is less than a 1000 hadzas left. the village he went to was a famous one. hence the pics pop up on google images first. nothing is surprising or funny here loo
@@lightup6751 thanks for the boring as fuck reply
I’ve never seen a human look so much like a lion before
Ikr he look like the cowardly lion from OZ.
@@Mnjake96 Pretty much my first thought lol.
He looks like gold lion from man with the iron fist or a gold son wu Kong
Face too flat
That's racist. I'm triggered.😠
He ate the brain and other stuff because it’s rude to decline. Especially when this is their livelihood and food is insanely valuable, so them sharing food is a HUGE sign of respect to this Asian dude.
I'd love to know what is REALLY in the fast food that so many folks eat in the West. Funny how so many of us are so removed from a real hand to mouth life.
I'm Mexican and eat cow tongue and brain tacos
It's ordinary to eat cow intestines here and they can be good
Fried goat brain curry is mad good
@@65tallmax have a recipe?
“Isn’t that where people kill themselves?” Really makes you realized just how fucked we really are
No real purpose . They have consistent purpose
@@keyonmoffitt6205Until It’s Time To Fight Each Other Over A Gazelle
The hadza have an average life expectancy of 31 years...
"I know that guy. That might be Rasooli" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"I'm a sprinter." The classic line from people who don't run.
Definitely my go to.
Im a sprinter. Did a lot more long distance whilst I was in the army though. Hated every second of it.Occasionally I'd get a chance to shine in some short distance race. Rest of the time I was a sack at the back.
@@youtubevanced4900 thank you for your service I was field artillery I was just like you brother
i mean as a sprinter we just naturally are at a disadvantage bc we dont have slow twitch muscles
@@samuelthomas7982 most people dont do enough running to even know what type of fibres they have more of
I knew a dude from Tanzania. From a job I had. He was a great guy. This girl at our job asked him once what brought him to America, and he said “the plane” hahaha 😊
Hahahahahahahaha....
Hahahqhhqqhqhq
hahahahahahahahahahahahahah
😂😂😂😂😂
its a standard sarcastic reply many Africans dish to naïve westerners with no knowledge of Africa
Wow! David's podcast is the only one that I can watch again and again. He is a monster story teller. And i love the fact how we humans actually lived 1000s of years ago.
Did you not know that?
"So there I was in my underwear living on a rock in a cave"
Me: you have my attention sir
I’ve never felt so disconnected from nature as I do now....what a story
Take up mountain biking, it allows you to see a lot of nature and trail in a short amount of time, probably quicker than hiking. You're like, in nature, but you're not like, in in nature all the way like if you were camping.
we don't consider ourselves part of nature. Domestic animals like dogs are more in touch with nature than us.
@@TheJofrica like what are you saying
@@TheJofrica yeah and you're not destroying actively destroying nature while you're supposedly enjoying it.
for real it's embarrassing what we have became
Out of any guest on this show, this guy was my favourite. Totally raw and unfiltered, emotional at times, and just an interesting guy. 10/10
Same here
Hope you know he’s lying about this story and I can send you the video of the guy who actually did this and it’s the same exact video HE watched and is explaining rn dude is a liar
@@dolomite7603 fr? Lemme get that video
Deffo top 10, probs top 5
@@dolomite7603 I was thinking the same thing.. the guy who did this was Mike, and I thought wtf I’ve seen this story before..
My guy looks like a majestic wild lion lmao 😂
David choe is one of the best guests that only appears once every 5 years unfortunately
Like just vonnegut sirens of titan?
always has the best stories and incounters
encounters*
you know you can just edit the cmoments, right?
*comments
"Dude, how did you ever survive?"
"So I put a go-pro on the dog."
There it is.
Westernized folks talk down on Africa a lot but when folks like him experience Africa. They always have a story to tell.
Brix Broox suicide rates in Africa I’m sure are some of the lowest.
Cuz people don’t see how privileged they r in a first world country.
Nicest people ever. Incredibly peaceful
@@happyduckling02 gotta love plastic food!
Coz life is just so much better when you live freely☺️
Thanks for the story from my beautiful country Tanzania 🇹🇿. Asante rafiki.
When he said "scientists come and steal their shit" I thought he meant their valuable possessions
Exactly 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao yeah like clean out their TV’s and shit
The one time the word Literally wouldve been properly used 😂
Little slow aren't yall
@Edward Fletcher they have everything, what a life!
“So I’m in my fucking underwear and I’m living on top of this rock in this cave” best intro I’ve ever heard👌
I’ve never heard a better opener, fell in love with him immediately
@@andyzhang7890 couldn't agree more
Freddie gibs saying "Now thats some real shit, cuz there was a crackhead i shot 9 times and he kept on running". Is the only better intro
😂😂
David is one of the greatest guests, please bring him back numerous times
Fearless and Far has a video of him doing all these things. Pretty nutty to watch.
Goes to show why we survived as a species for so long. Humans are super adaptable.
I'll never forget when he said America is where people jump off buildings
Right, that got me too
..Japan more so... Ironically enough.
@@matthewsunderland4795 how is that ironic? He's from LA and his parents are Korean...
JellyOnMyDick It’s ironic because he’s a racist who thinks all asians are Japanese.
Matthew Sunderland ignorance at its finest. Know your Asians.
ACTUALLY They live NORMAL .WE live in an INSANE WORLD....
Absolutely!
So true
I was reading book "Sapiens" and it fucked me up for days. I mean we aren't living compared to our ancestors, we are barely surviving with our iPhones, feminists, protests and shit.
Chris
So what you’re saying is that it’s in humans’ nature to build societies and civilizations and make technological progress right? Since that seems to have happened in multiple places around the world disconnected from eachother I’m inclined to agree
They do not live normal. They live in an unevolved world. As you learn from biology humans are made to adapt and have the smartest Brian of any mammal. We’re supposed to be constantly advancing. And by that I mean bettering in humans, not technology. Technology nowadays is an insane world
Joe: Do you know what they use as feathers for the arrow?
David: So they have these birds they can whistle to and the birds will then show where the honey is...
Yeah, he never answered that but I'm assuming they kill the birds after they get the honey. Lol
Was looking for this comment LOL
Dude I like turtles
I'm pretty sure Joe asked him twice.. no answer.. going on to bigger, more better parts of the story ; wonder why i never heard of him and kudos to Gavin finding him
I think they use the feathers to balance out the arrow. Keeps the arrow balanced while in the air.
I knew that tribal people like the Hadza were hardcore, but holy shit I didn’t think it was to that extent. Truly the pinnacle of human physical ability
I’ve experienced what David is speaking of, I’m convinced anxiety & depression is a first world problem. When I went through something similar, not even half as intense, my anxiety wasn’t there, I wasn’t depressed, I didn’t care about tv or my phone. I had no time for it. I loved it, it was so peaceful and tranquil. The happiest I’d been in so long. But then it’s time to leave and it’s depressing to come back until you get back used to your vices again. The simpler way of life is where it’s at. So wonderful and beautiful. Get outside people and live life. If you really open yourself up to it you will not regret it.
100%. Depression happens to everyone in the first world for, sometimes, no reason. Same with anxiety. Anxiety keeps everyone in a constant state of fight, flight, or freeze. Instead of it being used for what it should be used for, it's being activated at random...
I would, only making an assumption, presume these mental health problems stem from the level of dopamine constantly being released, and serotonin that also gets released when you get that hit. Which leads to problems like depression and anxiety.
Which makes sense, since taking Molly can have depression, and anxiety as its side-effects after taking since you release serotonin all at once, a major dump.
While the first world is just making you release it slowly, overtime, and sometimes you get HEAPS AND HEAPS of it when you are probably entertained and consuming.
When you don't have the distractions anymore those issues are no longer there. Your brain is able to properly control the chemicals in your brain. Allowing you a far more healthy brain than the ones in the first world.
SO much stress on making money, the root of ALL our problems as that is the way we access our food. Majority of us cannot hunt and would starve without money.
The first world has consumed our brains and we're screwed. We can't live like the tribe he visited because our bodies have NOT adapted or evolved to have that lifestyle. Instead of just scratches from thorns we would get severely cut...
Without their gut biome we would die from drinking that brown water.
We are boxed in a lifestyle we were born into. It's no wonder people LOVE unregulated campsites that you off-road to, and there's no cellphones, nothing. You just enjoy nature. It's when I am happy and liberated. ALL my stress is gone of my day-to-day. No bills, nothing. I don't wanna return cause it's so relaxing and calming. It's A HUGE break from this world we live in that cares not for us, but the money we have.
@@GeekedOutNeckbeard I can’t remember where but I read that a big reason is that our brains didn’t evolve to differentiate stress since stress is first and foremost a survival tool. So there are a million micro stressors that we encounter in day to day life that our bodies respond to in a similar way to what it would a predator in our presence. So we walk around in a state of fight or flight and that’s incredibly draining. Having something so focused like finding food and being alive as the only focus would understandably wash away all of the extra depression and anxiety since there’s a lot less for your brain to mislabel as a threat
its a vaccine problem sir...none of those natives have had a vaccine....we get poisoned all our lives with vaccines..
Nature is where it's @ 💯
It's mostly a city problem in the first world. Country folk live humbly in harmony with nature. IE gardening and hunting.
Yo Joe.........
Hands down best guest interview you’ve had in forever man....
This dude is my new favorite non science guy...
Man....what an excellent description of his experience...
Killer.....
DUDE!
Sushi Bae Maybe..........He........Does...............
@Sushi Bae my step dad does it too. Old people love doing it for some reason.
Dudes a graffiti artist
You can youtube him hitching across us and china. Epic content.
I was hoping David was going to say “I interviewed each dog in the tribe” lol
😂😂😂💀
He was about to say that
Same bro!!! 😂😂 I was like oh shit!
What a wholesome comment
This is an amazing interview;
Gratitude.
"Dance party by the fire, a couple fart jokes, and you're out."
Actually does sound perfect
absolutely
It's fascinating how people living in the wild have no idea of suicide. But in the civilized West it's quite commonplace.
Yeah and that’s supposed to be “civilized?”
A14 They don’t have to listen to BLM
@@Jackmerius_Tacktheritrix5733 Or an Orange Cheeto.
Because ancient cultures were against killing themselves because they would never be able to get into the afterlife. To kill ones self is to cheat and get there faster....but you wouldn't be accepted.
Richard Tipton by far the comment I can agree on.
Joe: asks question
Guy : begins to answer
Joe: interrupts and asks a different question
It was annoying the hell out of me
Imagine explaining body positivity to them
they probably think fat people are another species,
or trans or feminism 😂😂😂
😂😅😅 dude imagine that right I saw a clip about them before of someone asking them about what they think of suicide they had no idea
@@truthk1069 the best people
They're grateful for how they are and don't cry about how bad they have it and change genders or sum shit ....just to "feel like themselves"
He's lucky they didn't sink an arrow into him thinking he was a damn lion.
Bruhh...
He’s probably luck they didn’t kill and eat him regardless lol
@@Purpmaster Also true lol
He had no hair on his face at the time
Lmao
David: "So we're hunting baboons..."
Joe: *doesn't sound surprised*
David: "So he's running rolling joints..."
Joe: "He's running rolling joints?"
Standing in my boxer shorts in the basement smoking a cigarette listening to this story and suddenly my life feels pretty dull.
🤣
You and me both
@@TheRealBDouble Amen bro lol 😆
Same bro lol
Come out to isle au Haut Maine.
Most interesting and coolest guest on JRE. This was fascinating AF. I love hearing stories like this. It's so totally different and far removed from our culture.
I could listen to this guy tell stories all day everyday. He's had the bomb life no doubt.
He has them to tell! And they are all good!
Random google picture. “I think I know that guy”
hadza people are nearly extinct now, so it makes sense
@@xgalarion8659 what a fucking shame
@@lonemerkmel6097 It really is, these people are gifted, They’re fucking superhumans
@@salem2450 yeah people who spend there whole life in nature living how humans were designed for, their brains must be wired differently from a modern man
Believable
Someone once told me we get depressed because we don’t have the need for survival anymore so we are just focusing on all the negitive things in our lives when we never used too
Humans tend to be problem driven. We will make problems when we don’t have any legit ones. Your statement is correct
That's certainly the root of my depression spells
Agreed there man, a bit of struggle keeps you on your toes
@@SamJanuary17 I'll go with that - I feel best when I''ve got some shit to deal with. Depression lifts up and my mind clears for a little while.
Interesting concept
This is one of the greatest stories ive ever heard.
These people are truly on a different level.
This man is a master story teller!His descriptions are very vivid,and detailed to the point were you can actually paint a good picture of what he's describing.I love listening to people that know how to dish out a good story.😁
It's because he's bullsh*thing, I used to think he was legit but he's making bullsh*t up with the truth so you cannot tell.
Same!
Master of lying
@@nbawinningtips who cares. Never let a small thing like a lie get in the way of a good story. Everyone lies everywhere everyday for a lot less things as entertaining as this.
Thats why i like him
"We got the nuts, we're getting close!"
Lmao that's the funniest line of this whole clip
😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao hahahaha 😂😂😂
Apparently its a common event
No Diddy
Joe interviewing the wise Asian Mufasa
So you're saying David Choe is Mufasa and Rafiki's love child? 🤣
he's not wise
Mufasa from the live action movie
@@cate4338 *wasn't.. now he has seen enough shit
HAHAHAHAHHA
David is an amazing storyteller, I could listen to his story all day
The bird he’s talking about is called a honey guide. It gets the attention of people and guides them to a bee hive. They always leave it a bit of honey for the bird but its not the honey its after its the larvae. Its crazy cool
David is one of the most interesting human beings I have ever listened to. Absolutely love hearing his stories. Thank you Joe for sharing this kind of stuff with us🤝✌️
Joe: *asks any question*
David: “DUDE!”
I had my first beer and somehow managed to kick a hole in the wall with my foot but my toe thumb is broken now and I had a McDonald’s chicken and chips 🍟 which tastes fantascit. I am friends with a green bear that is called marrow thank u very much fo reeding thi cuh
My favorite Joe Rogan moment
🔥 ua-cam.com/video/yVcd6YbSgBA/v-deo.html
And in response Joe fires a hundred more questions at him to cut him off and piss him off.
"Dude..." and then stutters about something else.
Anthony Torridson just watched. Thaaaaaaanks
David is deffo one of my favourite people when it comes to his storytelling, bless him.
The amount of times joe asked him a question,then, before he could answer, asked him another question is KILLING me
Joe is to interested in hearing the sound of his own voice
Ikr
gotta get as many questions answered as possible
I didn't notice that once
Genuinely one of the worst Rogan interviews I've seen. Not because of the guest, but because of Rogan's attitude. He is in strange form....
Mr Rogan, Mr Choe, wow I love listening to you guys, so much to gain from your knowledge and experiences, my favourite part of this clip, is from dave describing the injured hunting dogs, who still want to take part, “ I want to have value” . I needed that, I’ve been off work for 9/10 months now, I have no money to pay for my basic needs, my 65 year old mother is working full time hours, plus overtime just to keep up with our bills. I’ve been punishing myself for being unable to contribute, as my government are refusing to help ( I live in the UK) financially and medically. But I keep searching for positivity, meaning and understanding. And little things like, your logical thinking, some of your guests honesty, desire for the equality throughout all, and now this quote from Dave! Thanks, I want to have value, it means a lot to me. The world needs more like you guys!
Love to all.
Vinny
Love what you had to say, so many people in civil society are experiencing what you are going through.
What if the scientist had stolen his shit while he was there accidentally and after testing they find that it’s 99% Cliff bars.
😂
Lmfao! Then they would know it came from a tourist.
The best Joe Rogan clip
🔥 ua-cam.com/video/yVcd6YbSgBA/v-deo.html
How the fuck did you come up with that vision??😂😂
Bahahahaha!
David Choe is awesome! Love hearing his experiences! Rock on!!!
“ he’s got the Bible.. he’s rolling joints for everyone ..” 💀😂
Opens up with “so I’m in my fawking underwear” 😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀
You beat me to it ... 🤣🤣🤣
Forreal i thought that was funny too
Another Calvin. Hello brother
For real I was like this dude is cool as shit
Perfect intro to pull in a crowd lol
“He’s running and rolling joints.”
how else are you going to get high before baboon hunting?
MadScientist Exactly
Whoever did that is a living legend.
Homie 🔥
😂😂I died
His grandkids won't get bored with his stories. Some life.
Rolling weed with bible paper...
Thats holy joints
Holy smokes 🤯
@Ramsey Hildebrand too good 🤣🤣
This honestly makes me want to go live in the wild w the homies
That life has passed you by.
You'd die within 48 hours MAX on less you have the same translator and ways to pay to get you acclimated for a bare minimum of 6 months
EriPages nah I wouldn’t die I’m just built different
@@SM-xo4ln When are you giving it a try and for how long?
@@EriPages what a bizarre assumption
@@eddiep5078 What's bizarre is the frequency of you make-believe tough guys on the internet
Like the OP, you too wouldn't make it pass 48 hours in the wild of the African Savannah, or the Brazilian Amazon, or Canadian Midwest
You're just as soft as the OP is, and there's nothing wrong with that.
This is one of the most fascinating and funny episodes from this channel 😂
The overall healthiest & stress-free lifestyle i've seen is in small town Mexico, where people build their own houses on fertile land next to a fresh water source. My grandparents were from a town with a population of less than 200 ppl and they never had financial worries or even health / obesity worries like we do in the USA. They almost lived a century and they were still physically active in their early 90s. I envy their lifestyle, it's basically a mixture of African tribe life with a sprinkle of modern day technology. My grandparents grew their own beans, potatoes, tomatoes, green peppers, etc, they raised livestock and hunted deer on weekends. I lived with them for 6 months as a teenager and i lost 50 lbs during that time. The healthiest i've felt was living with them, eating organic and drinking water straight from the river. The pounds started piling back on when i moved back to the states, smh. My goal is to save enough money so i can move back over there, build my own house, marry a local and live off the land until i'm old. American society isn't for me.
Stress free war zone Mexico! Oh give me a home where the cartels and the cartels roam.... u get the point.
@@brianmarshall5002 lol it's not as bad as US media makes it seem. Cartels would pass through town to eat n be on their way. Plus everybody owns shotguns n rifles over there and they have a strong sense of community so the cartels know better than to start shit for no reason.
16k in America
33k in Mexico
Murders for 2019
That’s a fact bud
Gonna go out on a limb here but I believe and don’t quote me on this but I think America’s population is larger than Mexico’s. Also look into the percentage of male Mexicans that are shot from age 17 to 25. It’s insane!!
The Real Deal yes put down the ps3 and run there like A N said.
A N yep lots of fattys with poor diets
6:51 - Joe realizes despite his best efforts, he's domesticated and soft compared to the honey eaters lol
There's not enough Onnit supplements, kettlebell swings and hillsprints that can possibly be done 😂 No amount of elk meat and jalapenos that can be eaten
@@Alchemistic88 lol
Hahaha
"Biting it just like a snack"
" He's got the bible rolling joints for everybody ". His ability to tell stories are amazing.
I've worked in Tanzania filming hunting safaris for the last 9 years. It is every bit as wild and primal as these stories portray. Joe's reactions are classic...he really wants to go and verify this crazy shit. I'll tell you Joe...Tanzania is the real Africa..the real deal...
My time spent in the African Bush with the best hunters in the game has given me insight into how humans have lived for thousands of years. It is truly mind expanding and enlightening to see how humans can still retain the senses..super human senses to survive in the harshest conditions. I got stories dude...a bunch! I'd love to share
An interesting thought is that their “superhuman” abilities are actually normal and natural. We have just been in backwards evolution due to how convenient stuff is
Joe interrupting like his life depends on it.
For sure Joe is getting out of hand lately.
@Hahaha lmao im gana start a riot! How dare he!!!
Unplayable.
@Catnip - ...
I would be a million times more honored to meet with Hanzia People than any celebrity or President.
Hadza people
Maybe learn their name if you are so honored!
Same it’s like going back in history
Same bro
Not when they kill you and eat your dog
Welcome home brothaz.
Tanzania🇹🇿
"He got the Bible ,He's rolling joints to everyone "🤣
Joe : Homemade bow and arrow?
....
No Joe, they're sponsored by HOYT
🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣
Joe switched to PSE, lol
😂😂
Haha
“What a crazy way to live” nah that’s what they think about us
I mean, a complex economy is super crazy if you think about how we get trained to do a specific task that has nothing to do with 99% of what's important to our survival, and somehow we get food, shelter, medicine, drink, transportation, etc... and some people just have to prove that they can't do these things in order to be provided for.
Peter Anon that’s what I’m sayin, complex af
@@peteranon8455 See that's what's wrong people like you. You're satisfied with just surviving, boi I'm out here living life and prospering
the triangle The fact of the matter is, there’s a vastly higher percentage of people in economic systems like ours that aren’t prospering and are suffering.
The problem with the world now is that we forgot who we were. Those African tribes know the real way of life
@@daringducky5337 See there's so many things inherently wrong with what you said but I'll make this as short as possible. Are you African-American or African? I'm the former. Do you have personal friends who are African? I have many. So for argument's sake lets assume I have a tab bit more insight and connection. Africans didn't know what they were doing, hence them selling each other into slavery and being conquered at every turn. Like or not we must evolve, or get left behind. Evolution sometimes has to take precedence over traditions and culture. I'm from New Orleans and that city suffers greatly from the aforementioned. A certain amount of people will always suffer for various reasons. The Bible says the poor will always be with us. People have suffered in Africa since it's origin. And people continue to suffer there and if you talk to the average African they'll tell you Africa gets it wrong more then right. What makes this country great is we get it right more than we get it wrong. The concept of utopian society is a glib fantasy. Surviving isn't enough because is doesn't provide for rainy days or being able to serve others in and adequate capacity. Africa is more of a burden than a benefit. When the rest of the world needs help they're not capable because they haven't progressed enough to be in a position to be that shoulder to lean on. Charity and kudos isn't what Africa needs. They get more charity in sum than they actually produce. What they need is the hard truth. I guarantee if you had a personal genie Congo or Somalia wouldn't be in your top 1000 places to visit.
These people is about survival and loving their human nature purpose it's really good that there's people that really know how to live with no worries of their retirement plan and credit card debts ❤❤❤
That was an intense story man.
Suicide dosn't make any sense, if you try to survive everyday. You probably feel alive, that death is no option.
We got everything we need and much much more. Some people can't handle that. They get sick and feel a very deep deep emptiness inside their soul.
I'm gonna give some deep thought into this.
You worded it perfectly man
You nailed it dude.
If you really think people with depression have everything then you're just stupid. Also generlazing when you know you're worng.
@@froglifes6829 It's quite obvious that he's referring to material needs being met in the first world without the diligence needed in a hunter-gatherer lifestyle. It's paradoxical that places where technology and infrastructure can do so much yet there is still so much suffering. It speaks to social issues and problems that haven't been addressed despite being so "advanced".
Never in my life have I ever felt more western and disconnected.
and I am completely fine with it
I would like to be able to have a tribe like that accept me for one year (just enough so that I don't lose touch with civilization) and then come back. I don't why, but, I strongly believe I would cease to be "I". "I" would have a total different meaning and perspective.
I would love to be in that position.
Right now, I feel like a battery for society that JR once said
this show how freaking weak and whining is what we do here, but also it shows the human body can do supernatural shit with training
We can fly
very true bro
@but why there is no need for them to
but why simpleton
@sejsjejeusu ehejdhdj that's just how Europeans are different, we have this weird need to create and destroy
This guy is great at telling stories... so detailed that i can imagine everything clearly 👍👍👍
“It’s like they’re doing CrossFit everyday.” It’s called survival.
😂😂
Its called being one with nature! Something westerner know nothing about.
"You have other men hunt FOR you and give you the meat???"
"No, bro, well, yeah kinda, but I give them stuff too. Like a trade."
"What do you give them?"
"I paint... stuff on their... uh... caves."
I lold at dat 1 too😂😂
Joe is like woah they work out and dont have dmt to smoke afterwards?
This dude has lived one hell of an adventurous life.