@@autriajones-hurst9853 The host from the original show did the same thing. He look at guest crazy. Did puns all the time. The only difference is Steve gives it a little southern style to it.
What’s funny is that I’ve heard Family Feud Africa is like the #1 show in the African countries where they film, so a lot of Africans must love them some Steve Harvey! 😊
7:33 I think he said Akuapem, which is a dialect... honestly I would have said Twi or Fante since those are the dialect my family speaks Edit: I didn't notice that Twi was already up there on the board... And technically Akuapem is a dialect of Akan 11:01 Ghana's traditional monarchy is matrilineal instead of patrilineal so if the king dies, the successor would come from the king's SISTER'S family, most likely her son. I cannot really explain it that well since I was born here in the States but that's my understanding of it.
For the girl who said "tired" for lifting the leg - I can understand that. If you are standing at a job all day, when you get tired sometimes raising a leg helps (not in a Captain Morgan stance, like Steve did). Sometimes the clips are funny, but he definetly came off as kind of jerk in some of these.
Steve Harvey is kinda hit or miss for me. Sometimes he's hilarious, and sometimes I'm just like, "OK, let's get on with it". Sometimes it seems like he's the only one laughing at his jokes.
Steve makes fun of a lot of accents including different ones in the US. He has an accent that makes it obvious he’s from the inner city/hood so I highly doubt he is being condescending. People who are over sensitive shouldn’t go on the show. It did sound to me like that guy said pasta. 😂
Kabir, the dude was saying "a billet of steel." Steel comes in manufactured chunks called a "billet." A CNC machine cuts them to programmed shapes to make parts.
The contestant stated he cuts a (billet). This is the ingot that the metal is formed in when it is poured from the furnace. Further processes will shape into bars, pipe, and wire. The gentleman was correct in his reference using a good technical term, Mr. Harvey was the one showing his ignorance of the industrial processes.
Thank! Kabir for your reaction to Family Feud: Steve Harvey VS African Accents. It was hilarious to see Steve try to understand wanted the contents were saying to him.
5:43 The last guy said "breasts". It was on the board on the background. But since "down there" was already on the board, the next guy pretty much repeated the answer and would get a strike.
This is hilarious!!! If you have watch Steve Harvey's talk show, "The Steve Harvey Show", he says he is "country"! He said it, not me! I am from the Midwest originally before I moved to California so I know people who talk like Steve. Although, Steve shouldn't be talking about getting a heart attack from African food. Where he is from, all they eat is BBQ, Mac N Cheese, and fried food! I know because like I said I am originally from the Midwest like him!
People don't really watch it for the contestants. They like Steve. So him havin fun with another culture is funny. He's not bein an ass. There was only like 2 that he coulda stopped but he was enjoying it too much.
I liked at the end of it when you said you cringed too because that was me I watched it like about a year ago there’s a series of it he went to different African countries
Yes, you are correct, at least in the U.S. However, it could be different across the globe where religious diversity might not be as common as it is in other countries. . In the U.S. a "wedding celebrant" does not officiate religious (non-secular) marriage ceremonies. A "secular or civil" ceremony can be officiated by numerous government officials including judges, justice of the peace, city clerks, notaries and more. Or, anyone interested in being "ordained" to perform a wedding ceremony(s). It's an easy online process with a fee. No specific knowledge or background required. Some states require registration, some don't. A non-secular (religious) officiant of a wedding would be a pastor, priest, vicar, minister, rabbi, or other religious clergy/clerics performing faith based ceremonies. Pertaining to this show, if "Pastor" wasn't one of the correct answers on the board but "officiant, priest, justice of the peace, etc., including "wedding celebrant" was on the board, his answer would be approved. I know this is an old post but thought maybe some people reading the comments would appreciate the clarification. Pretty familiar with the subject. But I also love to learn new stuff on UA-cam from other commenters.
Also that man said a billet of steel a billet of aluminum it’s a piece of metal that you cut They come in blocks that is billet that’s what that word means
It's definitely not a word the average person would know but I'm glad I learned something new today. Not sure when I will be able to show off this tidbit of knowledge but you just never know! :)
I disagree, I think he was trying to keep things light so noone felt like they were wrong in the moment. He does that in America too. Stop acting like he was treating them any different. Cause he wasn't.
@@kikibigbangfan3540 ehhh if English is not their native language or part of their dialect then to me it’s rude to mock an accent. If your in the US and have regional accents than I found humor in that. I just found certain moments cringe especially the “Anger” part
@@monicamar8616 ok I can see that. But later on the 'ahnger' guy said 'angry' just fine. On there flip side did anyone ever think that maybe...just maybe at the same time Steve was also uncomfortable. And that's why he might have been a lil over the top. Let's no forget, Steve isn't African nor does he speak their native tongue and happens to be in a very foreign place. So there is a possibility he was trynna up the humor as a way to show " hey Im out of place as well". Why would you find humor in regional accents. It's like how Northerns somehow think that if you speak a lil country or have a southern drawl that your uneducated or slow/ stupid. Which is not true by any means. People speak how they speak. It's ot like these contestants didn't know what they signed up for. The have all seen the show,hello.
@@kikibigbangfan3540 I get that Steve is a comedian and I’m sure he played it up a bit. I just found that particular part somewhat rude because he wouldn’t stop. I just think of my family who English is not their first Language. Have I imitated them when I was younger to people ??Sure ….But when they speak to me and they don’t proniunce certain words correctly or I don’t understand a word I have never mocked it. Laughing at regional accents in the Us because of the English language. As a New Yorker I would joke about the Boston accent. In laughing manner. But I wouldn’t go on and on. That’s what Steve has done on the show as well. Certain accents from US contestants.
@@monicamar8616 it's a tv show...Steve may not have known fully what he was getting into as well as the contestants no knowing fully. but everybody signed up for it. I don't think he was being malicious. You have your opinion I have mine and that's it. Period...the end. Moving on. Next, thank you.
My first reaction when I saw this is it comes off a bit nasty but I feel like it’s probably edited to where you only see the insults and not where Steve is being friendly cause I know Steve is not that type of guy. And yeah I was getting frustrated too when Steve wouldn’t stfu and let him explain the damn food.
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You’re about Steve shouldn’t be complaining about the food they eat in their country while he’s in their country especially considering the obesity and heart attack rates in the US.
Steve has always been rude. He also has a questionable past with some people who took him in when he was homeless, and he apparently spent a lot of their money before he moved and started his career. His rude personality is entertaining on stage though, that's for sure.
He's definitely not as funny as he thinks he is. He's pretty much always been that way but the powers that be seem to love him and just keep giving him opportunities 🤷🏽♀️ He must know someone.
Man, I usually find Steve hilarious, but this one was sort of cringe. IDK man, I just know like growing up in a city with a huge immigrant population, it was the Nigerian and Ghanaian parents who were the most hardcore about respect and manners. Super cringe!
@@ashleymeggan he wasn't bombing in any kind of way! I was laughing my head off! And as a matter of fact I have watched it about 10 times over the last week.
This wasn't racist at all! What are you talking about? He's a comedian! What kind of person are you are you one of those politically correct people of the cancel culture?
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Steve makes fun of the American contestants too! That’s truly just the way he hosts the show
Yea his a comedian that’s just who he really is
Yeah he makes fun of every contestant. Just the guy from the original show.
@@radbunnie2297 right
@@autriajones-hurst9853 The host from the original show did the same thing. He look at guest crazy. Did puns all the time. The only difference is Steve gives it a little southern style to it.
@@radbunnie2297 facts
Ok the "pasta"/"pastor" one was pretty funny.
The fact that Steve makes fun of every contestant regardless of nationality, which is part of the hilarity most of the time . 🤣
What’s funny is that I’ve heard Family Feud Africa is like the #1 show in the African countries where they film, so a lot of Africans must love them some Steve Harvey! 😊
12:35 He didn't say pellet, I believe he said "billet". Which is a chunk of metal in which cnc machines turn into a product such as a wheel.
Still killing’ it Kabir in 2022. Loving the content and your infectious laugh and awe. Can’t wait for more.
7:33 I think he said Akuapem, which is a dialect... honestly I would have said Twi or Fante since those are the dialect my family speaks
Edit: I didn't notice that Twi was already up there on the board... And technically Akuapem is a dialect of Akan
11:01 Ghana's traditional monarchy is matrilineal instead of patrilineal so if the king dies, the successor would come from the king's SISTER'S family, most likely her son. I cannot really explain it that well since I was born here in the States but that's my understanding of it.
Watching you cringe was the best part 😂 I can imagine Steve roasting my Mexican family bc of their accents lol
For the girl who said "tired" for lifting the leg - I can understand that. If you are standing at a job all day, when you get tired sometimes raising a leg helps (not in a Captain Morgan stance, like Steve did). Sometimes the clips are funny, but he definetly came off as kind of jerk in some of these.
You should check out videos of his reactions to people with thick Southern accents 🤣
Oh my goodness Kabir when you winked in the camera I died. Hilarious video and reaction have a great rest of your day. 😁🙃
5:32 I think he said "balls" 🤣
He is a comedian and incorporates comedy as a game show host.
Steve Harvey is kinda hit or miss for me. Sometimes he's hilarious, and sometimes I'm just like, "OK, let's get on with it". Sometimes it seems like he's the only one laughing at his jokes.
That's a you problem
The original was Richard Dawson a brit. He was funny glad to see they kept it up.
Steve makes fun of a lot of accents including different ones in the US. He has an accent that makes it obvious he’s from the inner city/hood so I highly doubt he is being condescending. People who are over sensitive shouldn’t go on the show. It did sound to me like that guy said pasta. 😂
Nobody is calling for you to defend Steve Harvey.
You have to watch the whole show to get it....he did family fued in South Africa, then Ghana
Kabir, the dude was saying "a billet of steel." Steel comes in manufactured chunks called a "billet." A CNC machine cuts them to programmed shapes to make parts.
The contestant stated he cuts a (billet).
This is the ingot that the metal is formed in when it is poured from the furnace. Further processes will shape into bars, pipe, and wire. The gentleman was correct in his reference using a good technical term, Mr. Harvey was the one showing his ignorance of the industrial processes.
Thank! Kabir for your reaction to Family Feud: Steve Harvey VS African Accents. It was hilarious to see Steve try to understand wanted the contents were saying to him.
This was good. I love their accent, lol.
The only two I completely misheard was the first one where I heard “hunger” instead of “angry” and the one where it was the name of some language.
Steve Harvey is a Legend 🤣🤣🤣🤣
5:43 The last guy said "breasts". It was on the board on the background. But since "down there" was already on the board, the next guy pretty much repeated the answer and would get a strike.
One thing contestants don’t run the show LoL
I’m convinced that Steve be drinking that Ciroc before going on air🤣
This is hilarious!!! If you have watch Steve Harvey's talk show, "The Steve Harvey Show", he says he is "country"! He said it, not me!
I am from the Midwest originally before I moved to California so I know people who talk like Steve.
Although, Steve shouldn't be talking about getting a heart attack from African food. Where he is from, all they eat is BBQ, Mac N Cheese, and fried food! I know because like I said I am originally from the Midwest like him!
These names are the ones that look like my Facebook friends' names in South Africa.
You've gotta watch Steve reacting to a Scottish accent! 😆 HILARIOUS!!!
Where is that one?? OMG…
Link please 😂
For the record Wikipedia says “Bunny Chow” is basically a curry bread bowl.
Someone made it on "Beat Bobby Flay." It's totally legit.
Yep, the food the guy was describing is a 'kota'
the way he described it sounded like what apparently is an after bar food in the UK a "chip buddy" aka fries on a bun LOL
Yes he did a Ghana and South Africa edition. Heard he is doing one in Botswana
I'm good at understanding most accents. Except deep southern dialects, sounds like gibberish to me, so of course, I moved to the south 🙃
He's not rude he's a comedian he makes fun of Americans to
You should react to the stand up routine Steve did about he and his wife going on an African safari. Funniest thing I ever heard
Which number wife was that?
If you haven’t already, you gotta check out Steve Harvey reaction to American southern accents.
Billet is a common industry term for metal working.
People don't really watch it for the contestants. They like Steve. So him havin fun with another culture is funny. He's not bein an ass. There was only like 2 that he coulda stopped but he was enjoying it too much.
Steve Harvey was so poor he was living in his car in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio, Now he is a Multimillionaire , Only in America
Wow I live nearby in Akron. I didn't know he was from here
@@foreverkc8164 yea he from celevland
I liked at the end of it when you said you cringed too because that was me I watched it like about a year ago there’s a series of it he went to different African countries
1:46 I get what he meant right away, but genuine Question: The wedding celebrant isn't always a "pastor", right?
Ha, got 'im!
Yes, you are correct, at least in the U.S. However, it could be different across the globe where religious diversity might not be as common as it is in other countries. .
In the U.S. a "wedding celebrant" does not officiate religious (non-secular) marriage ceremonies. A "secular or civil" ceremony can be officiated by numerous government officials including judges, justice of the peace, city clerks, notaries and more. Or, anyone interested in being "ordained" to perform a wedding ceremony(s). It's an easy online process with a fee. No specific knowledge or background required. Some states require registration, some don't.
A non-secular (religious) officiant of a wedding would be a pastor, priest, vicar, minister, rabbi, or other religious clergy/clerics performing faith based ceremonies.
Pertaining to this show, if "Pastor" wasn't one of the correct answers on the board but "officiant, priest, justice of the peace, etc., including "wedding celebrant" was on the board, his answer would be approved.
I know this is an old post but thought maybe some people reading the comments would appreciate the clarification. Pretty familiar with the subject. But I also love to learn new stuff on UA-cam from other commenters.
Hi Kabir... it could very well have been Ghana. Steve did a whole week of shows from Ghana while the show was in Africa.
So fantastic
No, 😂 he said he cuts a billet of steel. It's a thick extrusion of an entire batch.
lol when he said "it could happen" i think he meant to say ethiopian
9:20 Bread and fries? At that stage, it sounds like a butty to me.
10:09 OK, it escalated to Elvis Pressley's appetizer.
Don't ruin the show by saying Steve's rude, I'm African and I find this very funny 🤣
Also that man said a billet of steel a billet of aluminum it’s a piece of metal that you cut
They come in blocks that is billet that’s what that word means
It's definitely not a word the average person would know but I'm glad I learned something new today. Not sure when I will be able to show off this tidbit of knowledge but you just never know! :)
Awkward. But I almost spit out my cereal when he said the number 2 when revealing the answers 😂
I agree! It was cringey for sure! LOL!
6:28 Can-can, hip hop. I can't do them, but I've seen them.
Are you serious? How is Steve ever rude? Africa knew what they were asking for and they asked for American humor😂😂😂😂
I UNDERSTOOD THE PASTER THE FIRST TIME HE SAID IT....
I cooked one time with just a crop top on and got burnt on my stomach so I don't think I would want to cook naked!!!!!😅
Ouch!
Some of these are quite funny and some are quite cringe. The "In Da Belly" video is better I think
Watch the one where he's talking to Jeff Dunham's character "Walter".
6:57 lol
I love African accents. I understand every word they say
7:40 Bruh, is your hand bleeding?
I don’t like some of the questions…actually most of the questions.
Bread, fries, cheese, bologna, and achaar?
I'm white as can be and I understood everything they were saying. Steve just lives in a tiny bubble cleary.
I've seen Marjorie and she is beautiful!
My question is how in the HELL did Steve get this gig?
I agree I thought it cringe worthy myself . I'm an American not the brightest bulb in the pack and I could understand what they were saying.
This was entertaining but yes I do agree that Steve was being rude.
I disagree, I think he was trying to keep things light so noone felt like they were wrong in the moment. He does that in America too. Stop acting like he was treating them any different. Cause he wasn't.
@@kikibigbangfan3540 ehhh if English is not their native language or part of their dialect then to me it’s rude to mock an accent. If your in the US and have regional accents than I found humor in that. I just found certain moments cringe especially the “Anger” part
@@monicamar8616 ok I can see that. But later on the 'ahnger' guy said 'angry' just fine. On there flip side did anyone ever think that maybe...just maybe at the same time Steve was also uncomfortable. And that's why he might have been a lil over the top. Let's no forget, Steve isn't African nor does he speak their native tongue and happens to be in a very foreign place. So there is a possibility he was trynna up the humor as a way to show " hey Im out of place as well". Why would you find humor in regional accents. It's like how Northerns somehow think that if you speak a lil country or have a southern drawl that your uneducated or slow/ stupid. Which is not true by any means. People speak how they speak. It's ot like these contestants didn't know what they signed up for. The have all seen the show,hello.
@@kikibigbangfan3540 I get that Steve is a comedian and I’m sure he played it up a bit. I just found that particular part somewhat rude because he wouldn’t stop. I just think of my family who English is not their first Language. Have I imitated them when I was younger to people ??Sure ….But when they speak to me and they don’t proniunce certain words correctly or I don’t understand a word I have never mocked it. Laughing at regional accents in the Us because of the English language. As a New Yorker I would joke about the Boston accent. In laughing manner. But I wouldn’t go on and on. That’s what Steve has done on the show as well. Certain accents from US contestants.
@@monicamar8616 it's a tv show...Steve may not have known fully what he was getting into as well as the contestants no knowing fully. but everybody signed up for it. I don't think he was being malicious. You have your opinion I have mine and that's it. Period...the end. Moving on. Next, thank you.
It sounds like a baloney and cheese sandwich with French fries!
I've never seen this, oh man this is awkward!!!!!! I'm sweating. He was saying billet steel by the way.
My first reaction when I saw this is it comes off a bit nasty but I feel like it’s probably edited to where you only see the insults and not where Steve is being friendly cause I know Steve is not that type of guy. And yeah I was getting frustrated too when Steve wouldn’t stfu and let him explain the damn food.
Today is "Holocaust Remembrance Day - Athletes the World lost, those who Survived the Horror/Sports - World War 2" the way we don't repeat history is by remembering the past = education.
I THOUGHT THE FIRST ONE SAID HUNGER... IF HE WAS WHITE HE WOULDN'T BE ALLOWED TO TAKE THE PISS BUT HE'S ALLOWED AND IT'S NOT RACIST GOOD TO NO
You’re about Steve shouldn’t be complaining about the food they eat in their country while he’s in their country especially considering the obesity and heart attack rates in the US.
Funny
At the 7:00 minute mark, a family is actually hexing the other family. SMH
please don't cook naked
hot oil splatters hurt
That was brutal and hard to watch.Some of it was funny though.
They black he’s black. We clowning each other. That is gonna give him a heart attack.
I found him extremely rude. This was one I couldn’t laugh at.
Are you Nigerian?
😉
King Harvey is great you know...shame they fired him. Nobody can do it like he can.
Steve has always been rude. He also has a questionable past with some people who took him in when he was homeless, and he apparently spent a lot of their money before he moved and started his career. His rude personality is entertaining on stage though, that's for sure.
He's definitely not as funny as he thinks he is. He's pretty much always been that way but the powers that be seem to love him and just keep giving him opportunities 🤷🏽♀️ He must know someone.
That was hard to watch... 😬 I love their accents. Leave it to steve... 🧐😳
Steve tries hard to be funny, but the only time I found him funny is when he did stand up in his bright yellow suit.
Man, I usually find Steve hilarious, but this one was sort of cringe. IDK man, I just know like growing up in a city with a huge immigrant population, it was the Nigerian and Ghanaian parents who were the most hardcore about respect and manners. Super cringe!
People like you need to get over it! Because it's comedy and he is a comedian and that's what he does to everybody.
@@teeteelouky8407 lol, he was bombing dude, that’s why it’s cringy. It’s cringe when a comedian bombs.
@@ashleymeggan he wasn't bombing in any kind of way! I was laughing my head off! And as a matter of fact I have watched it about 10 times over the last week.
I am with Kabir, most of this video is awkward. ☹️
Steve is ig'nant lol.
It’s cringe
Super cringe 😬
Man that was hard to watch. he was so damn rude
If this is anybody else It would be racist
A lot of this is disrespectful though
This wasn't racist at all! What are you talking about? He's a comedian! What kind of person are you are you one of those politically correct people of the cancel culture?
Yeah, he's being kinda rude, can't watch past the first 2 mins. *cringe*
That's not rude at all! That's comedy! He's a comedian.
Making fun of accents is never funny unless you're making fun of your own. People's feelings can be hurt. It's a form of mockery and should cease.
You are one of those politically correct cancel cultures aren't you?
So awkward.