Keith: "I don't know if I'm supposed to put the gravy in the rice." Every Filipino: "Yes." Keith: "I'm gonna drink the gravy." Every Filipino: "YESSSS."
I appreciate how Keith is respectful of the foods/flavours that he finds unusual and acknowledges that there might be cultural reasons he’s just not used to them and not calling them “gross” for being different
yeah as a SEAsian (though not filipino) I was bracing myself when he had the spaghetti cos I have an inkling of what it would taste like, and his reaction was kind and I appreciated it!
Filipino spaghetti isn’t for everyone. It’s funny cause as a Filipino myself, I thought the same thing about Italian spaghetti. I grew up on the Filipino version, so when I tried Italian spaghetti, i was just like, “it’s the same without some jufran (banana sauce).”
Philippines is basically the hispanics of asia. Like not asian enough to be asian. And not hispanic enough to be hispanic Edit: i have to remove the emoji. I sound like i'm degrading my own country. And i'm sorry if i sound like one. Idk if its also a part of my fault why my country's leaders r all twats stealing tax money and exploiting its own culture, countrymen, and its own land.
no, halo-halo means mix/ed or assorted. notice the difference hahahahhahaha. we can't say "halo-halo yung kulay ng damit" as "the color of the shirt is mix mix" HAHAHHAHH
@@adelaide5714 That's why Meritza Mallette said it's "literal". If it's conceptual, it's just translated as "mix" or "to mix". Anyway, your joke is hilarious. Hahaha
I'm glad he dunked on the damn hotdogs like that thing is an abomination, I don't care how much my mom likes it. Good on Keith and the others like...these guys ate BUG cuisine like if they don't like that damn hotdog, dang.
@@fandomcake5158 I ordered that when i was a kid and gotten disappointed, its expensive (for me anyway) and it didn't even fill me up. Its just...hotdog what am i even thinking lol
“But just a lil bit Asian. And we all like that, don’t we?” Keith’s constant support of Asian cuisine and culture will be remembered by all Asians around the world. 🙌🏽
Jollibee mostly targets children hence the sweet style spaghetti. And we use Banana Ketchup instead of Tomatoes (banana ketchup was created after a tomato shortage here in the Philippines, post WW2). Das whyyyyy
When Keith kept coming back to the gravy makes him Filipino every time he takes a sip. Gravy is everything here in the Philippines. It’s not Jollibee without the gravy.
Ok but Keith holding himself back from eating Jollibee until he was able to do an ETM with it? And just accepting - embracing, even - that things are just different without being bad or inferior. All of the Philippines gotta love this guy. That said, I do agree our burger steak is God's gift to humankind, though I'd still prefer Chickenjoy over it 90% of the time 🤪
@@lunesatnine lol he and his 2 brothers did. His twin is 6ft, and his older brother is 6’2. But his mom is 5ft even, and his dad was 5’6. So nobody knows where it came from. Especially since they didn’t know they were having twins (my boyfriend being one of them) and they were born incredibly tiny and premature
I feel like the hardest thing for non-Filipinos to grasp is Filipino spaghetti...when you’re so used to like herby Italian marinara a sweet sauce can be jarring....still my absolute favorite though!
Okay, so I know this comment means Filipinos will be sweating, but I imagined all of the individual islands of the Philippines exuding water from non-existent pores lol
It really does even for other Asians my ex is Filipino and had me try it and even though Koreans have some sweet and savory foods and noodles the spaghetti still threw me off I was like it looks kinda like normal spaghetti but it’s sweet
Well, the Jolly spaghetti's target market was for children, well actually the whole concept of the menu and the restaurant itself that's why most of the products are flavored sweet. You won't even see pickles on their burgers because according to market research (in the Philippines at least), children don't like sour foods.
This vid's literally on trending right now and has over a million views within its first 24 hours. Literally summoned the Filipinos through Jollibee 😂😂😂
Here in the Philippines, the spicy chickenjoy is all orange which is way spicier than that one. You will really feel the chili lining from your throat to your stomach.
Jokoy: “filipino breakfast is last nights meal with an egg on top”. Keith: “the only time i’ve had chicken in the morning is when it’s leftover chicken”
Just fun fact: Mcdonald's prospers anywhere it puts its branch in the world, but it's been having a real hard time being number 1 in the Philippines from the beginning til today.
It’s because it’s too expensive for most Filipinos and because Filipinos have a very specific taste preference that isn’t prevalent almost anywhere else.
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To many Filipinos, Jollibee is a comfort food. When we're feeling down and eat Jollibee, it feels like a hug. It brings us back to our childhood, like a reward from our parents. I know, it's just fast food. And Filipinos love food. Every Filipino child was a Jolly kid. That's why we're so proud of Jollibee.
I literally have so much respect for Keith. He’s very respectful towards Asian food and culture. I also love how honest he is, and the fact that he doesn’t say hateful things about it makes me smile
For the non-Pinoys reading this, some fun facts: - Yes, Jollibee is a goddamn institution in the Philippines. Deal with it. - For a hot minute, Jollibee was "Pinoy McDonalds", and both fastfood chains are each other's biggest competition in the Philippines. At some point, both Jollibee and McDonalds started matching their menu items with each other. That's why McDonalds in the Philippines has a different basic McDonald's burger (different condiment blend) and it has McSpaghetti. - Pinoy food usually revolves around sweet-sour-savory, which is really a stark contrast to the rest of Southeast Asia (Spicy-savory-sour). Feel free to correct me on this, though. - Keith looked surprised we had Corned Beef on the menu, but canned Corned Beef is such a common thing in the Philippines. Breakfast in the Philippines is usually fried rice, a fried egg, and whatever meat you have lying around. - I personally hate the Jolly Hotdogs for all the reasons Keith raised. If they used Pinoy hotdogs, you'd have a better time. Then again, I'm not sure if Americans are ready for the bright red Pinoy hotdogs. No, I don't know why our hotdogs are bright red. - "Pinoy" Spaghetti is basically made with Tomato sauce, Banana Ketchup, and sugar as a base (Sometimes tomato sauce is optional). Then you mix in hotdogs and ground meat (beef or pork). Yes, Banana Ketchup is a thing. Yes, we used it as a tomato sauce extender/substitute because tomato sauce used to be generally more expensive than Banana Ketchup. In my experience, either foreigners love this or they hate this. There is no in-between. - Halo-Halo literally means "mix mix". You're supposed to mix that together until you have an almost homogenous mixture. It's good in a weird way. - I wish we had Adobo Rice, Chicken Strips, and the Chicken Sandwiches here in the Philippines. Thank you for attending my TED Talk.
I also want to note about the quenchers Filipinos LOVE pineapple and mango's since its rich and natural in many places in the philippines, so when Eugene said that the pineapple fanta soda is a very asian-drink its very accurate
@@chanwinsern8814 Instead of tomatoes, bananas are used. I think that's the only difference? Well, that and they add red dye to it so it'll look like tomato ketchup.
As a local, I kinda predicted what they'll like and not like given their non-filipino pallete but all I know was that it made me hungry at 3 a.m. And we're in the middle of a lockdown so no delivery service runs at this time these days to appease my hunger for jollibee. A crime, I'm telling you. It's a crime.
Yes! Before the lockdown, whenever I crave for some Jollibee I can always go to the nearest branch anytime, which sucks coz I cant do it anymore.They're not open 24 hours anymore 😭😭😭
As an American who has eaten at Jollibee, Chowking, and several regular Filipino restaurants - yeah I pretty much knew what he would like. I always love to see the reaction to Filipino spaghetti. But Jollibee is pretty safe - there's no sisig, bulalo, taghilaw, or the really out there things like balut.
For some reason, it felt like Keith was walking on eggshells while he's critiquing the food. Like he's afraid that he may insult filipinos. And you know how we are when it comes to criticism.
I really think it's because they know that doing a filipino-themed video will draw in views and they dont want bad rep. And i think it's bec nga here in the PH it's like, "respecting food made by a loved one, is respecting said person." So i think criticism in filipino food within the fil culture isn't a thing or at least, highly discouraged lol And tbh i think it's nice that their team was careful about it. Better safe than sorry 🤘😌
I guess it depends. Filipinos that live in the homeland usually are defensive but the younger generation there doesn't really patronize Jollibee as much so we'd be fine with Keith not liking the menu.
True, i guess bec they get a lot of views from PH and they wanna maintain it. I just hope that for him it wasn't too bad and that he did actually enjoy the food even just a bit.
bruhhh, it hurts so bad that the nearest Jollibee to me now is almost 2 hrs away from where I live (in the US), but in the PH it was only a 3 min walk :’(((
Can we take a moment to appreciate how sweet Alex is? He brings baked goods. Every. Single. Time. And genuinely tries to make something Keith will enjoy. What a wonderful friend. I don't think people give the man enough credit
I remember reading a few comments saying he's an asshole or something like that. I didn't really understand that because he seems very sweet, especially to his friends like Keith.
@@AMATCHALATTE I think it’s cause Alex is a bit of a picky eater and people get mad at picky eaters on the internet. I LOVE all the guys in Lewberger though, so I hope the hate doesn’t get to them
I know people are like am skipping Ned parts and Yeah I don't like what he did, but I love watching Keith to much to wanna skip anything so I just blank Ned and watch Kith be happy or unhappy about the food he is eating lol.
Back when I was living in the Philippines, I never liked the hot dog one it was nasty AF, I had diarrhea everytime I ate that! But the burgers, desserts and combo rice, and sphagetti are good!
You can definitely feel keith being careful with his words 😂 it's just that Jollibee is OUR everything. One insult and it feels like you've offended the entire nation hahahaha
I just wish things were just like this again :(( why Ned, why?? Hurting your wife, kids, friends (more like brothers), and affecting your employees. I can't imagine the anger, sadness and disappointment that they could be feeling right now.
I am Filipino and halo halo translates to “mix mix”. So when the voice from behind the camera said that you should mix it, they were correct. Also beans are often used in Filipino desserts; especially red beans. I eat halo halo all the time and it is one of my favorites. It’s very comforting and reminds me of home:)
Best part of the video was easily Keith pronouncing things. Got a good laugh at the way he said palabok not gonna lie but when he pronounced longanisa right the first time I was like YESSSS
This is what I'm talking about. Look how this guy, with millions of subscribers really appreciates Filipino fast food and respects it as part of their culture....Unlike those other UA-camr wannabes out there who make fun of Jollibee menu for the sake of content, what a bunch of ignoramuses...
I definitely got that same vibe! I like how respectful Keith was in saying things like, this isn’t what we typically have for breakfast in America but damn this is good!
@@FoodTastertv it was on their other channel As/is where they tried some of the food Keith tried here. I wouldn't say they made fun of Jolibee and It might just be me being butthurt but I always cringe when BuzzFeed workers make critiques because they always sound so extra and it could come off as rude at times 😅 I'm so glad the Try Guys left Buzzfeed
We dip potato chips in fries! Just the normal salted potato chips, but man its soooo good, when you get some food where there is gravy and then having potato chips to dip in it as well 🤤
Keith about the spaghetti: It's made different. Me in Latin America: literally looking at a copy of my grandma's spaghetti. Old Spanish colonies cousins have something in common after all Hahaha
Puts gravy on rice*
Ned: Innovation
Filipinos: Tradition
Ned didnt put gravy on rice, he put the rice on gravy😂
kfc tho loool
why are they so surprised , like its very normal .
Hell Yeah!
@@sonofthesea9184 yeh I've never heard of it before it must be nice tho
Keith: "I don't know if I'm supposed to put the gravy in the rice."
Every Filipino: "Yes."
Keith: "I'm gonna drink the gravy."
Every Filipino: "YESSSS."
LOL, I said “yes” twice as well!!
I’m not Filipino, but I do the same. Isn’t that just the logical thing to do?
@@alyn.m same I be dipping the whole menu in gravy🤤😂
"Do you pour it or drink it?"
"Yes"
He knows all the words to say to make a Filipino happy who loves Jollibee 😂
Keith: drinks the gravy*
Filipinos: he's doing god's work.
Lol my 1.5 yo sister drank it and didn’t even know it was gravy
legit thought I was the only one who did that-
Ahhh~ familiarity
the perfection
If there was leftover gravy i’d drink it and dip it in the french fries
As someone who can't eat spicy food, I totally appreciate the fact that Jollibee put literal red flags on their spicy chicken.
if only we could see people with red flags like that
@@shegolily ain't that the fucking truth!
@@shegolily
*_P R E A C H_*
I appreciate how Keith is respectful of the foods/flavours that he finds unusual and acknowledges that there might be cultural reasons he’s just not used to them and not calling them “gross” for being different
I was just gonna say this!!! So dope of him
yeah as a SEAsian (though not filipino) I was bracing myself when he had the spaghetti cos I have an inkling of what it would taste like, and his reaction was kind and I appreciated it!
Same here!! Appreciated how he was very respectful in this video and threw that disclaimer out there
Filipino spaghetti isn’t for everyone. It’s funny cause as a Filipino myself, I thought the same thing about Italian spaghetti. I grew up on the Filipino version, so when I tried Italian spaghetti, i was just like, “it’s the same without some jufran (banana sauce).”
YES I agreee with u! Which is why he is perfect for making these types of videos!!
Ned’s embarrased in his gym shorts like we haven’t seen him in a bikini. 😂
Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
And a G-string! Lol
Or his bridegrton dress
Modesty and try guys aren’t a good combo
LMAO 😂
1st religion in the Philippines:catholicism
2nd religion in the Philippines: jollibee
me, a muslim in the Philippines: 👁️👄👁️
Classic Filipino funny uncle joke 😹❤️
Hi dad
Philippines is corrupt and jollibee uses rats in their food
@@broteinsheikh nah that not true
Ned: *was embarrassed for wearing gym shorts*
Also Ned: *Isn't embarrased about getting caught cheating*
fr
Haha fr
Legit jumped cause I thought this video was safe
HAHAHAHA
This came out so long before that happened. Ned wasn't ever my favorite anyways
Keith talking about rice and gravy:
"Take that white people"
Why am I laughing so hard???? 🤣
@turtles taste good oh i was too excited, i didn't see it. Thanks tho
DONT READ MY PROFILÈ PICTURÉ :)
Hahahaha me too!
😂😂
no idea
"Keith Eats Everything At Jollibee"
Filipinos: *We have been summoned.*
🤣🤣🤣🥰
Filipinos unite!
AMEN PINOY AKOO
Yes²🥰🥰
Truee
as a latina i was like oh i didn't know they had longaniza in the philippines and then i was like,,,, ohhh,,, the spanish 😐
Philippines is basically the hispanics of asia.
Like not asian enough to be asian. And not hispanic enough to be hispanic
Edit: i have to remove the emoji. I sound like i'm degrading my own country. And i'm sorry if i sound like one. Idk if its also a part of my fault why my country's leaders r all twats stealing tax money and exploiting its own culture, countrymen, and its own land.
@@milkshake7224 Yeah we're like a hybrid of being Hispanic, Asian and Polynesian all in one.
well, the Philippines was colonized by the Spanish so we have A LOT of Spanish influence, a lot of our words are actually Spanish
You hit that right, girl!
-from a Filipina ✌🏼
colonization
You can skip Ned's part by going to 20:57
i hope all your beverages are always the perfect temperature, and that you continually hit green lights. bless you.
I hope your pillow is always cold on both sides.
you’re doing the lords work
May blessings be upon you!
I hope you see a friendly dog/cat every time you go to a house party 💕
21:31 "because the Philippines is like a thousand Islands"
Filipinos: *laughs in 7,107 islands*
Its more than that now. 7640 islands
@@diahan9896 correct
This comment made me fucking laugh out loud because it's so true. Doing that eyes half close shit while Keith tries out the spaghetti omg. HAHAHA
Insert classic "High Tide or Low Tide?" Miss Universe answer here lol
lmao but 7,600-ish is not that much
as a filipino, the only thing i can say is FINALLY.
Yessirrr same
Same!
Me too!
Same
Yayyyyyy
the best part of this for me was how he was like “why mix the halo halo” when halo halo literally translates to “mix mix” 😂
no, halo-halo means mix/ed or assorted. notice the difference hahahahhahaha. we can't say "halo-halo yung kulay ng damit" as "the color of the shirt is mix mix" HAHAHHAHH
@@adelaide5714 That's why Meritza Mallette said it's "literal". If it's conceptual, it's just translated as "mix" or "to mix". Anyway, your joke is hilarious. Hahaha
So in English, it's "Why mix the mix-mix?"
@@markdelacruz3036 i know. its just a lot of filipinos think that that's the actual meaning of halo-halo
@@adelaide5714 OP said ‘literally’, so the actual translation would be ‘mixed’ but when literally translated its ‘mix mix’
Tbh, this is one of the most realistic 1st impression I've seen. No over reaction and over praising. Well done, Keith!
I'm glad he dunked on the damn hotdogs like that thing is an abomination, I don't care how much my mom likes it.
Good on Keith and the others like...these guys ate BUG cuisine like if they don't like that damn hotdog, dang.
@@fandomcake5158 I ordered that when i was a kid and gotten disappointed, its expensive (for me anyway) and it didn't even fill me up. Its just...hotdog what am i even thinking lol
Keith : " I'm counting on you Philippines."
Philippines : SAY NO MORE.
In the Philippines, we steam hotdog when we eat it with a bread and fry it when we eat it as a viand.
1M views in less than 24 hours. PH came through!
@@user-vd5vi6yk8w ahh you beat me to it!
Ya'll know Pinoys go so hard whenever there's a vid about Philippines or Filipinos. 😂
At least they're in trending
* Ned Puts Rice In Gravy*
Ned: I feel like we're innovating right now
Filipinos: We've been doing this for hundreads of years
ITS TRUE
Indians: Yeah
Cheers!
HAHA that’s what I was thinking lol
RIGHT hahah
The fact that Adobo rice is not available here in the Philippines is a crime.
True that 😂😂😂
Bro ikr, and mashpotatoes? Wild!
We have mashed potatoes in my area! It's the chicken sandwiches we don't have.
I asked my wife if they have it in the Philippines, so weird that other countries have it 😱
You can make it at home. I honestly prefer the actual adobo dish better than the rice.
“But just a lil bit Asian. And we all like that, don’t we?” Keith’s constant support of Asian cuisine and culture will be remembered by all Asians around the world. 🙌🏽
Right. It’s not cultural appropriation, it’s cultural appreciation!
I love how revolutionary it is for non Asians when they make rice correctly
Ikr? 😂😂😂
As a Chinese-American and a HUGE Asian food enthusiast, I agree😂
Ikr! Like wtf are they doing?
Y’all aren’t the only ones that eat a lot of rice. Africans do too.
It's hard 😣 no one showed us how to make it right dang ... Leave us alone LOL
Keith: Includes Jollibee.
Filipinos: You summoned us. And we arrived.
INDEED XD
YEEEEEEEEEESSSS! 😂
True
Yup every youtuber has to know if you include jolibee in your video... Filipinos will like it 👌🏼
THIIIIIIS
“The rice was not bad. I’m gonna try it with gravy. I don’t know if you’re supposed to.”
Keith, that’s the only way Filipinos eat rice in Jollibee
I'm a true Filipino and that's actually true. Not only in Jollibee, but in every fast food chains, esp KFC.
legit true.
Trueeee
This is how Filipinos do rice!!! Rice with gravy forever!!!
DONT READ MY PROFILÈ PICTURÉ :)
I love that they forgot all about keith's sauces when they got to the chicken because the gravy was so good lmao
Jollibee mostly targets children hence the sweet style spaghetti. And we use Banana Ketchup instead of Tomatoes (banana ketchup was created after a tomato shortage here in the Philippines, post WW2). Das whyyyyy
i’ve never had filipino spaghetti that WASNT sweet
@@ahha3537 a lot of Filipinos like sweet foods ( coming from a Filipino)
Cool! - From, a Chinese-American💜
@@awesomemiracle3803 I 100% disagree. My family would rather have savory sour salty flavors. Vinegar, chicharon, sinigang
@@annikadudley thats why they said a lot and not all
As a filipino American this went straight into the family group chat
OH MY GOD SAMEEEE
Haha won't be long till the titas start sharing it on Facebook 😂
@@annimay9718 HAHAHAHAHA
@@annimay9718 I HATE HOW TRUE THIS IS
hahah actually found this vid in the family's group chat! hahaha
When Keith kept coming back to the gravy makes him Filipino every time he takes a sip. Gravy is everything here in the Philippines. It’s not Jollibee without the gravy.
Yep. It's either you drown the plate with gravy or you drown the plate with gravy
Yep
@@jmrcheese6244 lets drown in gravy
Amen
His name isn't Keith anymore.
**IT'S KHEITH**
Ok but Keith holding himself back from eating Jollibee until he was able to do an ETM with it? And just accepting - embracing, even - that things are just different without being bad or inferior. All of the Philippines gotta love this guy.
That said, I do agree our burger steak is God's gift to humankind, though I'd still prefer Chickenjoy over it 90% of the time 🤪
11:10 "technically im a giant person, so im huge in the philippines"
*5", filipino, 20-year-old me agreeing*
*cries in 4'11"*
Lol my stepmom (from Philippines) is 4’10. But my boyfriend (from Naga City) is 6 ft and HUGE. I almost didn’t believe him
@@alyssalincoln5159 he won the genetic lottery 🥲
@@lunesatnine lol he and his 2 brothers did. His twin is 6ft, and his older brother is 6’2. But his mom is 5ft even, and his dad was 5’6. So nobody knows where it came from. Especially since they didn’t know they were having twins (my boyfriend being one of them) and they were born incredibly tiny and premature
I feel like the hardest thing for non-Filipinos to grasp is Filipino spaghetti...when you’re so used to like herby Italian marinara a sweet sauce can be jarring....still my absolute favorite though!
Ahh sameee, it’s just soo tastyyyy! Jollibee’s it’s sooo good but home cooked?!? 🤤
I make the same style of spaghetti but I use a better hotdog.
I dare Try Guys to try Filipino dishes not just Jollibee, like chicken adobo, lumpia and lechon.
It reminds me a lot of the convenience store spaghetti I got in Japan, and I LOVE it.
spaghetti is my #1 most hated food mostly because of the marinara, i wonder if i would like the jolibee one?
I liked the part where Weird Al Yankovic brought him cookies.
I think Alex would enjoy this comment😂
This made me laugh out loud
keith: *puts gravy on rice*
me, a filipino: YES YOU'RE DOING IT RIGHT.
As a african american we do the same ☺️
Exactly what i thought! And Ned putting rice *directly* on the gravy cup? 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
I like Gravy on my Rice too hahah
@@vanitysmirror rice and gravy is 💯😌👌
Yep, Thanksgiving special in Hawaii. Also part of loco moco.
Sir the gravy isn’t “for the mashed potatoes” it’s for everything. FRIES, RICE, CHICKEN you name it!
Lol I flood my rice with gravy
Yeeessssss
and even burger meat
EVEN BREAD AND FISH ANYTHING
Hell.. you can even take a shower with that gravy bro! :D
"IM COUNTING ON YOU PHILIPPINES!!"
the philippines: *starts sweating profusely*
Okay, so I know this comment means Filipinos will be sweating, but I imagined all of the individual islands of the Philippines exuding water from non-existent pores lol
@@jordanjackson788 o my god.. HASHHS
@@jordanjackson788 wtf bro haha
Just NO. Just another Foreigners trying to bait Filipinos is the worst.
😂😂👌🏼
The fact that keith put gravy on the rice, it is definitely a normal thing here in the Philippines and its delicious ✨
"every filipino better be watching this"
You have summoned us with Jollibee. Classic Filipinos
He made me hungry.😭
The spaghetti at jollibee confuses every single person that ain’t Filipino 💀💀
It really does even for other Asians my ex is Filipino and had me try it and even though Koreans have some sweet and savory foods and noodles the spaghetti still threw me off I was like it looks kinda like normal spaghetti but it’s sweet
i'm so white and the first time I had it i felt like i tasted a piece of heaven LOL like best spaghetti i ever had haha
OMG YESS 😂😂
Imagine my disappointment when I first moved in the US and tasted their sour marinara spaghetti 😣
i find it really amusing.
"Keith tries everything at Jollibee"
Filipinos: Who summoned us?
exactly!
Our whole life in a video. 🤣
WE HAVE BEEN SUMMONED XD
Yes 🙌
Me as a Vietnamese who loves Jollibee: *vibing*
Well, the Jolly spaghetti's target market was for children, well actually the whole concept of the menu and the restaurant itself that's why most of the products are flavored sweet. You won't even see pickles on their burgers because according to market research (in the Philippines at least), children don't like sour foods.
Ned: *put entire chunk of rice in the gravy container*
Everyone watching: "This is how we know Ned went to Yale."
This is monumental, you know that he’s just giga brain after that.
This chow we know he’s big brain
In philippines, we don't dip the chicken on the gravy, we actually pour the gravy onto the rice. Lol
@@regeniowe6288 ikr
@@regeniowe6288 LOL TRUE LMAO, my sister literally puts her rice on the container aswell if she doesn't have chicken anymore lmao
This vid's literally on trending right now and has over a million views within its first 24 hours. Literally summoned the Filipinos through Jollibee 😂😂😂
IT'S TRUE IT'S SO TRUE AHAJAHA
LITERALLY YEAH
@@shishishiena Ikr
That's easy money right there haha
Its true thAt filipinos have been summoned but its not hard for try guys to get a million views within 24 hrs.
You released this at 1am in Philippine time, now we’re in bed and craving Jollibee
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
@@gadabraham7855 not why would reustaurant sponser him cuz he advertisez other restaurant.
@@gadabraham7855 prolly not, they would need to disclose it at the start of the video
@@gadabraham7855 no, they have to disclose it at the beginning of the video if it is sponsored
Here in the Philippines, the spicy chickenjoy is all orange which is way spicier than that one. You will really feel the chili lining from your throat to your stomach.
being filipino = being nervous when an american tries your spaghetti
Mary lmao I’m here too
I'm not a fan of hot dogs at all or sugar bc I grew up in an Italian family but it didn't look that far off from regular spaghetti
@@yikesgina it's got heaps more sugar in it
@@Roryomg we don't put sugar in our spaghetti at all except the natural ones that come from tomatoes.
actually very true
Jokoy: “filipino breakfast is last nights meal with an egg on top”.
Keith: “the only time i’ve had chicken in the morning is when it’s leftover chicken”
the stars have alligned
Pretty much. Because by the time you finish cooking the chicken it'd be lunch. So there is no point for breakfast chicken unless it's leftover.
The way Ned took his entire rice and dunked it into the gravy...yes..that’s 100% the way to do it. That gravy is everything!
Glad I'm not the only one who has ever done that XD
Yesssss the gravyyyy
Ned: im inovating
Me: i have did that my entire life
Ive actually done the same thing before 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Gravy is always for the rice! Hahahahahahaha
Ned doesn't deserve tasting Jollibee
No one:
Not one soul:
Filipino’s when anything Filipino is in a video: we have been summoned
😂
100% lol 😂
The sheer accuracy hurts hahahaha
Honestly lmaooo I’m pretty sure I us filipinos are the most prideful good or bad
yes true
the funny is barely found here
Just fun fact: Mcdonald's prospers anywhere it puts its branch in the world, but it's been having a real hard time being number 1 in the Philippines from the beginning til today.
As pilipino you're right 1975 is jollibee released and it's the first restaurant mcdonlad should come early
It’s because it’s too expensive for most Filipinos and because Filipinos have a very specific taste preference that isn’t prevalent almost anywhere else.
McDonald's doesn't do well in Vietnam either
It also not the number 2 in the Philippines. Because of KFC unli gravy. 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
@Ciara Balmes No. That’s Tim Horton’s. However, McDonald’s are the largest revenue earners per restaurant location.
Anything related to the Philippines
Filipinos: "who has awoken us from our slumber"
Yes thank you
Makabayan activate
Yep
Hi! I’m a new UA-camr and was hoping I could have a little support! I started about 2 years ago and have already grown a successful amount! I do lots of cool vids and love and notice every single subscriber, thank you!!
XD
This isn’t even that old but he looks so young here
ikr, i think its cause he clean shaven?
Becky been stressing my guy 😂
That was my first thought
Omg Jollibee and Try Guys?? I shouldn’t watch this when I’m about to sleep & kinda hungry 🥲
same 😔😔
i agree bruv
Same. Watched this when im very hungry. But never regret watching it.
Amen
Same! I'm stopping and planning to rewatch this in the morning XD
To many Filipinos, Jollibee is a comfort food. When we're feeling down and eat Jollibee, it feels like a hug. It brings us back to our childhood, like a reward from our parents. I know, it's just fast food. And Filipinos love food. Every Filipino child was a Jolly kid. That's why we're so proud of Jollibee.
I was a Cindy's kid. My parents hate me.
I always requested jollibee whenever i'm sick haha i can relate to this a lot
So right. And I legit want the adobo rice in Manila. Also, watching this at 2 AM was a bad idea.
you literally spoke for us all
Oh yeah when my mama brings home burger steak it’s like I’m back in the country I’m born in ☺️
I literally have so much respect for Keith. He’s very respectful towards Asian food and culture. I also love how honest he is, and the fact that he doesn’t say hateful things about it makes me smile
Yeah well that’s why everyone loved early buzzfeed days.
Keith “I want 5 mil in a week!!!!!”
Me 6 months later, “That didn’t age well”
its just a mil off lmao
hey theyre only .5 mil away now
For the non-Pinoys reading this, some fun facts:
- Yes, Jollibee is a goddamn institution in the Philippines. Deal with it.
- For a hot minute, Jollibee was "Pinoy McDonalds", and both fastfood chains are each other's biggest competition in the Philippines. At some point, both Jollibee and McDonalds started matching their menu items with each other. That's why McDonalds in the Philippines has a different basic McDonald's burger (different condiment blend) and it has McSpaghetti.
- Pinoy food usually revolves around sweet-sour-savory, which is really a stark contrast to the rest of Southeast Asia (Spicy-savory-sour). Feel free to correct me on this, though.
- Keith looked surprised we had Corned Beef on the menu, but canned Corned Beef is such a common thing in the Philippines. Breakfast in the Philippines is usually fried rice, a fried egg, and whatever meat you have lying around.
- I personally hate the Jolly Hotdogs for all the reasons Keith raised. If they used Pinoy hotdogs, you'd have a better time. Then again, I'm not sure if Americans are ready for the bright red Pinoy hotdogs. No, I don't know why our hotdogs are bright red.
- "Pinoy" Spaghetti is basically made with Tomato sauce, Banana Ketchup, and sugar as a base (Sometimes tomato sauce is optional). Then you mix in hotdogs and ground meat (beef or pork). Yes, Banana Ketchup is a thing. Yes, we used it as a tomato sauce extender/substitute because tomato sauce used to be generally more expensive than Banana Ketchup. In my experience, either foreigners love this or they hate this. There is no in-between.
- Halo-Halo literally means "mix mix". You're supposed to mix that together until you have an almost homogenous mixture. It's good in a weird way.
- I wish we had Adobo Rice, Chicken Strips, and the Chicken Sandwiches here in the Philippines.
Thank you for attending my TED Talk.
I also want to note about the quenchers
Filipinos LOVE pineapple and mango's since its rich and natural in many places in the philippines, so when Eugene said that the pineapple fanta soda is a very asian-drink its very accurate
@@venixie1871 We got pineapples from Mexico though.
What's Banana Ketchup? Is it banana flavoured ketchup or the ketchup brand, Banana?
@@chanwinsern8814 Instead of tomatoes, bananas are used. I think that's the only difference? Well, that and they add red dye to it so it'll look like tomato ketchup.
The menu in Singapore is kind of sad though :(
"rice! Who knew?"
Asians, all of us, everywhere: 😐
HAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAA
I agree, I actually hate the Jollibee rice, you gotta try our "home cooked" rice. lol
Brazilians too!
LMAOOOO RIGHT
Keith and Becky should do eat the menu outback for Valentine’s Day
That was my first thought too!!!! I'd love that but Becky might not lmao
commenting to bump this bc we so need it
@@Lesbiel I will do my part as well.
I also would like to see that.
The "menu outback" sounds like it wears a monocle.
There's no way I believe Ned wore gym shorts on camera by accident. He's too vain and obsessed with his own ass.
As a local, I kinda predicted what they'll like and not like given their non-filipino pallete but all I know was that it made me hungry at 3 a.m. And we're in the middle of a lockdown so no delivery service runs at this time these days to appease my hunger for jollibee. A crime, I'm telling you. It's a crime.
Yes! Before the lockdown, whenever I crave for some Jollibee I can always go to the nearest branch anytime, which sucks coz I cant do it anymore.They're not open 24 hours anymore 😭😭😭
Oh damn, you can't get food delivered? Where I live, food delivery services are still allowed to deliver during lockdown & even during the curfew
aw, just had Jollibee delivered at 4am (GrabFood) and we have 24hrs delivery already
As an American who has eaten at Jollibee, Chowking, and several regular Filipino restaurants - yeah I pretty much knew what he would like. I always love to see the reaction to Filipino spaghetti. But Jollibee is pretty safe - there's no sisig, bulalo, taghilaw, or the really out there things like balut.
Keith out here ageing backwards whilst eating entire menus
God Tier.
Right?! He looks much thinner in this video for some reason??
I was JUST thinking this!!! He's out here Benjamin Buttoning on us peasants
I was going to write the same thing...🤯🤯🤯
I had to check that I was not the only one seeing this.
I had to check if it wasn’t an old buzzfeed video
“Rice, who knew?”
Asians and Hispanics: Uh...
Yess!!
That’s right! 🙌🏼
Yeah sjsjsjsj
I feel like rice is essential in almost every meal. Even though I am in fact not Asian nor Hispanic, I just grew up with it.
south americans tbh
the way they threw in some food-drunk keith at the beginning is so funny
You should try the water at every restaurant just to see how they compare.
mm, tasty tijuana water
Recipe for disaster.
@@yesyes6147 HK vip water
I swear some of them taste like dishsoap
@@yesyes6147 tasty sinaloa water
He said "longanisa" right the first time... I'm impressed.
But then again, "Kyu-baou"
Ikr
Benjamin Canapi exactly what i was thinking
@@treeleaves922 To be fair, Keith tried so hard. I've seen his other videos of this series, and he's usually a flaming mess in them.
👏🏼👏🏼
keith, trying the gravy with rice: “i don’t know if you’re supposed to”
me, bathing my rice in gravy: 👁👄👁
Exactly haha
So us Pinoys
Wait u don't *flood* ur rice in gravy?????
KFC!!!
I can’t even finish 3 pieces of chicken without feeling full and sick and these guys are just on another level
I'm 4'9, 90 lb female and I can eat 6-7 of them. Love me some chicken
As a Filipino-American, I feel like I'm getting praised every time Keith likes the food lol
Right!! 😂
me too 😭
"Try the rice with some gravy. I don't know if you're supposed to." Oh, you're DEFINITELY DOING IT RIGHT.
Keith is trying really hard to not piss off any Jollibee fans
aka the entire Filipino population
edit: 146 likes?
*nice* :)
@@toastyboi6371 hahhahahahahaha but the pronunciations is kinda trash..... but we already get it
True but we can take a punch though.
@@fallenshadow6404 Its pretty funny tho on how he tried pronouncing them
Ikr- i just want him to be frank 😔
i love how Keith was like "5 mil in the first week!" and here we are, 9 months later, sitting at 4.3 mil
For some reason, it felt like Keith was walking on eggshells while he's critiquing the food. Like he's afraid that he may insult filipinos. And you know how we are when it comes to criticism.
I definitely felt that too. Especially when guests would say something negative he always tried to say something positive
it's always like that with anyone trying anything filipino sadly...
I really think it's because they know that doing a filipino-themed video will draw in views and they dont want bad rep.
And i think it's bec nga here in the PH it's like, "respecting food made by a loved one, is respecting said person." So i think criticism in filipino food within the fil culture isn't a thing or at least, highly discouraged lol
And tbh i think it's nice that their team was careful about it. Better safe than sorry 🤘😌
I guess it depends. Filipinos that live in the homeland usually are defensive but the younger generation there doesn't really patronize Jollibee as much so we'd be fine with Keith not liking the menu.
True, i guess bec they get a lot of views from PH and they wanna maintain it. I just hope that for him it wasn't too bad and that he did actually enjoy the food even just a bit.
All the Filipinos watching this can practically smell the chickenjoy thru the screen and now you also want to go to Jollibee
bruhhh, it hurts so bad that the nearest Jollibee to me now is almost 2 hrs away from where I live (in the US), but in the PH it was only a 3 min walk :’(((
I watched this 6 hours ago and went straight to Jollibee after watching 😁
Not from the Philippines but the nearest Jollibee is like 5 min away and I am so damn tempted.
Makes you want to eat some "juicylicious" chickenjoy
There are 2 Jollibees less than a kilometer away from our house... Makes me wanna go out and get my burger steak fix. Hihi
Can we take a moment to appreciate how sweet Alex is? He brings baked goods. Every. Single. Time. And genuinely tries to make something Keith will enjoy. What a wonderful friend. I don't think people give the man enough credit
I remember reading a few comments saying he's an asshole or something like that. I didn't really understand that because he seems very sweet, especially to his friends like Keith.
@@AMATCHALATTE he is anything but rude ppl just mad for NOTHING! Him and Hughie are both so nice!
@@shesapolca for a quick sec I thought you were calling Alex rude. I almost threw hands.
@@AMATCHALATTE I think it’s cause Alex is a bit of a picky eater and people get mad at picky eaters on the internet. I LOVE all the guys in Lewberger though, so I hope the hate doesn’t get to them
Alex is just a little odd...but, yeah to me he seems like a super sweet guy.
I know people are like am skipping Ned parts and Yeah I don't like what he did, but I love watching Keith to much to wanna skip anything so I just blank Ned and watch Kith be happy or unhappy about the food he is eating lol.
all Filipinos know that even just having a bowl jollibee gravy and plain rice, it's a goddamn meal.
Not true, that is plain. They always get some meat or eggs with it too.
Yes i usually ask the counter for extra 5 gravy the big ones🤣
lmao they said alot of the items were meh.
@@whteman2 no she’s right I could sit and eat rice and gravy happily from jobilee.
@@whteman2 id be so content with hot plain rice and gravy tho🙈🙈
"il try it with gravy, idk if your supposed to?"
filipinos: *yes thats our jolly ritual*
Seriously i thought i was the only filipino who does that i literally drenched it with gravy
@@Yo_235 YESSS When i get burger steak i finish the burger first and with the gravy i have still left over i mix it with the rice it is heavenly
@@luniee_0 oh my and now the champ burger steak is available, your getting me hungry i might just order jollibee at 8pm
In here we don't even dip our chicken, we just pour ALL the gravy in. XD
*Fact: The sweetest mangoes in the world can be found in the Philippines, that's what's different with Philippine mangoes*
Now that's a thing I'm proud about
I didn't know that
"Sweet mangoes"
Me when i buy a dollar worth of mangoes with sour spots on them: suuuure
@@arlynnecumberbatch1056 have you been eating the green mangoes
@@dutrany7573 indian mangoes arent sweet-
I think we can all agree that Keith's hair looks great here, during breakfast and during the non-breakfast food eating times.
As a SE Asian, Keith realizing there’s beans in the dessert was admirable
Back when I was living in the Philippines, I never liked the hot dog one it was nasty AF, I had diarrhea everytime I ate that! But the burgers, desserts and combo rice, and sphagetti are good!
Hell yeah ASEANs
@@catzie_78 hell yeah
what’s SE
Hahah
Keith : *sips Jollibee gravy
OOOOOO HONORARY FILIPINO
🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
He and everyone just BATHE in that gravy like Ned just legit dunked his rice it it lmo
Ned dipping everything in gravy is pure Filipino energy
if you don't want to see the elephant in the room starts: 17:38 and Ends 21:00
“Rice, who knew?”
Asians: uh....
"Kubeyo, Quezon City"
also the entire southeastern u.s. 😂
Mexicans: uh...
Hispanics: um...
I am Asian and we love rice we'd probably eat it with everything in Asia we hand make rice
You can definitely feel keith being careful with his words 😂 it's just that Jollibee is OUR everything. One insult and it feels like you've offended the entire nation hahahaha
haha true us filipinos get triggered easily on the internet at times lol
Jolibee is not a tradition, its religion!
haha *menacing stare*
I cringe with every mispronounced word. He phonetically pronounced them. PAL-A-BOK instead of PA-LA-BOK. 🥴
I shall defend the honor of my jolly insect overlord. I shall smite all naysayers in his name!
*Sees Jollibee in the title*
Filipinos, we have been summoned.
FR
No one:
Filipinos:Let us introduce ourselves
Yes
@@crosay6589 Honestly anytime anything Filipino-related goes mainstream we will arrive.... even without an invitation lol.
@@Savataric Don't forget to bring the big wooden fork and spoon 🤗
I just wish things were just like this again :(( why Ned, why?? Hurting your wife, kids, friends (more like brothers), and affecting your employees. I can't imagine the anger, sadness and disappointment that they could be feeling right now.
I am Filipino and halo halo translates to “mix mix”. So when the voice from behind the camera said that you should mix it, they were correct. Also beans are often used in Filipino desserts; especially red beans. I eat halo halo all the time and it is one of my favorites. It’s very comforting and reminds me of home:)
*Rice as sidedish*
Filipinos: Wait, That was not supposed to Happen!
the rice is the meal.
Gohan wa Okazu
Hahaha...yep. On our side of the planet, RICE is the main deal, all the others (viands included) are sides.
I agree. That should be illegal.
Because american does not really eat rice
Them: let's try the Jolly Spaghetti
me: **sweats nervously**
ye... my fav tbh
cuz its sweet lmao
Cause its so sweet hahahaha
The spaghetti is abit weird even for asian standard but it is surprisingly tasty
who orders spaghetti from fast food.. idk maybe its cuz I've never been to JB but idk seems very gross
Best part of the video was easily Keith pronouncing things. Got a good laugh at the way he said palabok not gonna lie but when he pronounced longanisa right the first time I was like YESSSS
This is what I'm talking about. Look how this guy, with millions of subscribers really appreciates Filipino fast food and respects it as part of their culture....Unlike those other UA-camr wannabes out there who make fun of Jollibee menu for the sake of content, what a bunch of ignoramuses...
I definitely got that same vibe! I like how respectful Keith was in saying things like, this isn’t what we typically have for breakfast in America but damn this is good!
which youtuber made fun of jolibee ?
*cough* *cough* Buzzfeed
@@aehrlynn Buzzfeed made fun of jollibee ? wow i didnt know that. I think these guys used to be part of buzzfeed too a few years back.
@@FoodTastertv it was on their other channel As/is where they tried some of the food Keith tried here. I wouldn't say they made fun of Jolibee and It might just be me being butthurt but I always cringe when BuzzFeed workers make critiques because they always sound so extra and it could come off as rude at times 😅 I'm so glad the Try Guys left Buzzfeed
When keith sipped the gravy, i was like “yup, thats the filipino way”
We dip potato chips in fries! Just the normal salted potato chips, but man its soooo good, when you get some food where there is gravy and then having potato chips to dip in it as well 🤤
Keith about the spaghetti: It's made different. Me in Latin America: literally looking at a copy of my grandma's spaghetti. Old Spanish colonies cousins have something in common after all Hahaha
Do u guys sweeten your spaghetti tooooo i know a lot who put condensed milk in their sauce here in the ph OwO
OWO ISH DAT A BIG OL DICKIE WICKIE?!?>
Oh, lmao definitely!
Hahaha I died on "Old spanish colonies cousins" haha love that
If Eugene was taking Keiths place in eat the menu then he would insult everything like Gordan Ramsey does
Keith: *pronouncing a bunch of the filipino food names wrong*
me constantly in my head: he’s trying he’s trying he’s trying he’s trying
I wished they could've searched how they were pronounced, it literally takes 2 mins. :/
It's Spanish bro
@@le__as1826 the spanish colonized the Philippines and now a lot of their language consists of spanish
@@le__as1826 also its like a english person saying “fiance” and you going “thats french uwu” like yo language transcends multiple cultures
"kew-bay-oh city"
I feel like the memo for this episode was “DO NOT PISS OFF THE FILIPINOS” 😂 so thanks Keith it worked
you could tell he was treading very carefully with his remarks because he KNOWS
Hahahahaha agree! Keith was so nice in this video! So weirdly good! 😂😂😂
Lol yeah I noticed too 🤣
yup don't piss them off lmao
Jollibee has two types of gravy, but they never advertise it as such: the gravy for Burger Steak and their signature gravy for Chickenjoy.
Mushroom gravy to be exact
I like videos where Keith is actually enjoying the food and doesn’t get sick by the end
The true victory is when we win over Alex, a notoriously picky eater 😍
Amen.
TRUUUUUUUUEEEEEE
I'm not even Filipino and I felt this😭🙌
i was so proud!!!
Facts