Northern people from Thailand are possibly the most polite and calm compared to other Thai regions. Their demeanor simply radiates coziness because of how soft and well spoken they are (Though their dialect could be hard to understand, even among themeselves)
His interactions with any culture is nothing short of amazing. He’s the ideal tourist in everyone’s eyes. Eager to learn, completely respectful, doesn’t disrespect any traditions and integrates himself into the place he’s in. Big props to him
I like how he doesn’t shove the food down their throats, he lets them have a taste test, and always confirms with them to see if they like it. The guy is being insanely respectful and courteous compared to most other people and tourists.
I wish people would be that respectful of the US when they visit here, for people who always tell us that we are rude and obnoxious when we're overseas they're nothing but disrespectful when they visit my country. At least that's the case for West Europeans and Chinese
@@kidfox3971 that's the thing though, the stereotypical tourist can be from any place, visiting anywhere, and unfortately there will always be some. You even get it from within countries(posh people from London and such visiting the south west for example XD, im sure it happens in the US like this too lol).
I remember the first time I tried American candy. I still remember how sweet it was. I'm from poland and 99% of the time I eat "sweets" it's fruits that someone buys me, the other 1% is when I'm gifted chocolate, icecream or when my grandmother bakes a pie. Poland and USA (probably) have similiar sweets of course, but it still suprised me.
as a thai from bangkok, im very glad that some people at chiangmai can communicate in english because its very hard for most of us to learn new language but most of us love american candies. im eating it right now actually
@@sosososososo123 They seem fine to me, I bet those rings do less harm than the average western diet. Nobody lives forever and I doubt they care how you feel about their traditions. Maybe if you've nothing constructive to say, just keep your opinions to yourself.
@@FiendlingBM lol neck stretching is dangerous. It could result in paralysis and even be fatal. It causes weaken neck muscles and ce be very painful especially while working in the fields and all of that just because they are trying to please mens beauty standards lmao.
@@sosososososo123 Lots of things in life are dangerous, who wants to live forever? If this was being forced on you or me, you'd have a point. Without that it's just weird virtue signalling about obscure tribal people, which I fail to see the point of.
I don't like the term 'tribe'. He makes it sound as if he is some kind of Ernest Hemingway celebrating the 'purity' of the tribal/primitive. It's like when white people visit impoverished countries and come back with stories of how 'pure and innocent' they are. It is well intended but it always makes me feel a bit uneasy.
@@GullibleTarget Well get over it, Sensitive Sally. It shouldn't make you feel uneasy. A “tribe” is literally the collective noun for humans in general.
These sorts of videos are part of what makes this channel stand apart from every other food channel and I love it. Not only does Sonny try as much food as he can, but we get to see something even more rare in watching rural folk trying things that most people in the western world are used to in the middle of him experiencing and sharing a glimpse into their culture. BEST EVER Food Review Show at it again.
Love watching people from different countries and cultures come together to try new things. Even if they don't like the new experiences sometimes it's just so fun to try new things like this :D
It's one of the best things about life. Too bad people spend so much time hating and trying to control others personal lives. Especially Right wing Eveangelical Republicans
I just love this, I could not stop smiling the whole time I was watching, thank you for this video and interaction with traditional tribes! I think it would be interesting to see what people from the Himalayan region think
Love watching people from different countries and cultures trying out American junk food, I love their reactions.. and sonny always respecting their culture would love to visit these people.
Excellent views in hidden cultures and showing their values and personalities. I honestly loved learning about their laid back and respectful nature through the introduction of new sweets, it's very real and down to earth. Thank you for showing me what I would never get a chance to in my lifetime.
I like how your not just about food. You are about the people as well. It is the best aspect of your show, how you have fun and respect for the people you meet.
My mom is phillipino and the first time she tried american candy was when I was 7 she tried air heads and she said: "' Its sweet.." and then she ate the whole thing after one bite lol
I'm watching this late but I love the interactions so much! It's so sweet and wholesome to see, as a Karen person myself I really love how respectful he is towards the people. I am definitely subscribing!!
It seems more accurate to specify that their willingness, curiosity, and trust is wholesome. There's nothing the least bit wholesome about these American products, quite the opposite, in fact
@@BipolarGremlin How we talk about things affects how we think about things. How we think about things affects how we are in the world. Words matter. I clarified the actual situation to draw it into conscious awareness and, thus, disrupt destructive "American exceptionalism." If my clarification accurately reflects what your comment intended, it can be received as a satisfying confirmation. That you rolled your eyes suggests that I may have exposed an inaccuracy that may have escaped even your notice. This is not an attack, it's an opportunity to reflect on what may be something subconsciously planted and influential that you don't actually believe but that, unchallenged, can direct your behaviour automatically
@@lousialb8962 Nothing I said was inaccurate. I rolled my eyes because it was a very simply worded comment which got my point across. You coming in with your comment explaining what I said was not required, any idiot with a brain could have gotten what I meant given the context of the video. Honestly it just makes you seem like a know it all who holds their intelligence over other people in some self centered belief of superiority. Let someone enjoy something without the need to educate. Jesus.
I was a candy broker for 25 years in Maryland, USA. I love these videos because they bring back happy memories. Everybody loves the Candyman. I also love tribal peoples.
a lot of us thai people are pretty friendly so we tend to be nice, even those us who've moved to the US are pretty friendly to our community as well as to those who are willing to respect our culture, it is appreciated to see how people are willing to learn and share our culture with others -child of a thai immigrant
I'm sure most Thai are friendly, but if you moved to the U.S. you should respect our culture; not the other way around. The sooner immigrants, or illegals get that the better...America is not a melting pot, go to Canada if that's what you desire.
Lol it's so funny and adorable to see everyone's reaction Edit: Idk about other people but in my asian family they will always say "It's good" then force themselves to eat. 1. Don't like wasting 2. Doesn't like disappointing the person who gave or made the food. 3. Too shy to be honest (Especially if there's a camera around)
This is so wholesome 🥰 I love watching their reactions. I've always wondered what kinds of sweets others have access to given the variety of foods in each culture.
It's fun to see their reactions. Though in Thailand (even in Chiang Rai and rural places) 7-11 has a lot of these candies, like Kit Kat, original Skittles, Hershey Cookies and Cream, Haribo Cola (very popular!) and Ferrero Rocher. The older people may not have tried this stuff but you can be sure the younger ones have.
So cool of you to be able to experience their culture and even offer them a tiny window into ours. I come from a village really similar to these in Mexico and it would have been awesome to try this stuff back when village life is all I knew.
My grandma is Karen, she still lives in a karen village near Burma with my grandpa and i go see her every once in a while and i have a really good time there with the village life. and the people are a lot more friendly than bangkok so i would say 10/10
I remember when my Asian grandmother gave me a box of chocolate ferreo rocher, the moment I took a bite I went to hyper mode and was the best thing ever! I’m from Hong Kong
What a fun video! We're so used to Sunny trying foods that are popular in the country he is in so it was neat to see him share American candy with this village. What beautiful, kind, and receptive people they were!!!!! Loved this!
Oh hi i am from thai land and i talk thai and its a longgggggggggggg time at i was in thailand and its my fav thing in my life and cats and love i love your vids love you byeeee❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
7:08 I love how she has a delicate enough palate to differentiate the flavors. I feel like most Americans have had their tongues spoiled too much to tell the difference between colors of skittles.
Love these vids! Well done as its a great way to branch cultures and also grounds us in what others think about what we feel is normal. Great work team!
They have them good homemade desserts and Sonny got candy bars. YUM. Pretty cool to see their reactions. The kids were the best. Go to every country and do it. This way you will always have content. Keep up the great work. Was fun to watch. Great video
I'm always amazed to see how much is different but also how much is the same in tribes. non-verbal contact is truly universal! P.S. Its also awesome to see the last tribe accepting the snacks with both hands and while slightly bowing with eye contact 5:53 exactly the same way they'd do it in Japan which originate from mainland east/south-east about 35000 years ago.
I’ve been to Northern Thailand before and tbh the people there and the tribes are really kind and honest. I really want to go there again but now I can’t because my mum won’t let me anymore 😢
4:43- aww she is so beautiful 😍 I luv to see kids all over continue there tribes traditions from thousands of years ago it's so amazing to me..healthy..happy..spirituality sound..and free in the middle of nowhere this village needs nothing but what God and there great grandparents left them..that's life that's beautiful...thank u sunny and we should all be able to live free by (birth right) not according to location is crazy to me...these are the people the won the fight for there lands
Such a fun video , I smiled the whole way through! But sad for them as they'll never have that candy again , the cravings would be real for them haha 🙈🤣
No, some dumbass is pursuing a lawsuit against them, claiming that because they use titanium dioxide at all they are unfit, but the percentage used of titanium dioxide as colourant is within the FDA limitations, that is, below 1% of the food product, and no doubt European-sold Skittles will have it removed by the time the ban goes into effect. It just seems like someone screaming for attention.
I just read about it because I never heard of it before, I would say before you get cancer you would get diabetes from the copious amount of Skittles you have to eat to get cancer
😁 Another great video! I learned a lot about Thailand tribes I didn’t know very much at all about before! It was also very fun to “meet” the people in the tribes and see them react to foreign candy! I still say I wish I had seen the main narrator try some of their food, but was fun to watch regardless!
It’s not “Asia long neck tribe”. They are Kayan people from Myanmar and Thailand. And they are not totally isolated nor uncivilized. They do know modern technology. Please support our country Myanmar where tribes like them are oppressed and massacred on a daily basic by the military regime.
I've recently ordered a huge assortment of American candy I had never tried before and I got to say it was disappointing. I think many Americans would have their minds blown if they tried Belgian sweets, the flavors are similar but much deeper and more pronounced still. I did like the sour ones though, those were mostly excellent and comparable to ours.
Do you know how much honey is in a bottle of honey in America? (Definitely not 100%, not even 60 in some cases) so just remember, never expect anything from America in general
Me as a Thai person randomly coming across a vid of Karen tribes reviewing skittles : 😳?? I’ve seen these types of videos being done on people from other non western countries but never saw any from mine. I’m from bangkok so I already ate skittles lol. This is super cool tho. Also yeah while some tribes don’t eat snacks that sweet some can eat sweeter snacks made from rice and fruits and stuff and sugar have traveled throughout the world so they have tasted that before
Wow I actually had Karen refugees at my church (refugees from the Burma/Myanmar side of the border) and this is such a cool look into their traditional lifestyle. They dressed just like those in the first village shown, at least their shirts.
Im british but i really wanted to try american sweets so i asked my dad if on the way home he could get me something American, he comes home with twizzlers (don't know how to spell it) so i said "dad, these are American?" And he just said "yeah i think never seen them" and i decided to eat them and it tasted like i just licked a play box and then licked a sidewalk, i don't like twizzlers now.
i’m english and twizzlers shocked me too hahahahaha, i thought they’d be like those amazing pencils we have here with the white filling but instead they’re like eating rubber
We have Twizzlers in Canada, and I never liked them. And, I'm not usually picky about sweets. I've never heard anyone say it's their favorite. But, then again, someone must be buying them.
Sweet video! Everyone is so gentle with trying these things. They must be a super polite culture now, considering foreigners are always sticking cameras in their faces thanks to their unusual body modifications. I'm sure they make a lot of money off tourism, so they're very hospitable. Everyone seems pretty happy!
I’m pakistani and I’m living in Pakistan and then I remember there was this one time someone gave me candy I didn’t feel like having and then there was actually someone new who didn’t know about anything I offered it to them and luckily they were Muslim I understood them and they said “wow very sweet but kinda off” and it was act a gummy
Nice timing Sonny, In the news today: "A Skittles lawsuit raises questions over titanium dioxide - a legal food additive". Currently legal in the US, yes. EU, no.
Northern people from Thailand are possibly the most polite and calm compared to other Thai regions. Their demeanor simply radiates coziness because of how soft and well spoken they are (Though their dialect could be hard to understand, even among themeselves)
Mushrooms 🍄
Which is saying a lot considering how polite Thai people are compared to the rest of the world
Most of them are refugee from burma.
Thanks for calling us polite 🙂
@@cobbstopper Come to my country keningau..You will be shocked by how polite we are..Its 5 consecutive year without any crime here😁
His interactions with any culture is nothing short of amazing. He’s the ideal tourist in everyone’s eyes. Eager to learn, completely respectful, doesn’t disrespect any traditions and integrates himself into the place he’s in. Big props to him
I like how he doesn’t shove the food down their throats, he lets them have a taste test, and always confirms with them to see if they like it. The guy is being insanely respectful and courteous compared to most other people and tourists.
I wish people would be that respectful of the US when they visit here, for people who always tell us that we are rude and obnoxious when we're overseas they're nothing but disrespectful when they visit my country. At least that's the case for West Europeans and Chinese
@@kidfox3971 that's the thing though, the stereotypical tourist can be from any place, visiting anywhere, and unfortately there will always be some. You even get it from within countries(posh people from London and such visiting the south west for example XD, im sure it happens in the US like this too lol).
@@PEWPEWKILLEDYOU😊😊
@@kidfox3971Americans are rude to tourists why should they suck up to you 😂 you didn't let them visit the government did
I love trying junk food from other countries. It all varies so widely from region to region and I love their reactions.
I remember the first time I tried American candy. I still remember how sweet it was. I'm from poland and 99% of the time I eat "sweets" it's fruits that someone buys me, the other 1% is when I'm gifted chocolate, icecream or when my grandmother bakes a pie. Poland and USA (probably) have similiar sweets of course, but it still suprised me.
I was not born from exactly Northern Thailand, but I was born in Thailand, my father too much I can’t go😊
as a thai from bangkok, im very glad that some people at chiangmai can communicate in english because its very hard for most of us to learn new language but most of us love american candies. im eating it right now actually
OMG ME TO-😭
Yh ik Right
These people are beautiful inside and out. The kids are adorable. I was surprised they liked the candy so much! Great video as always.
Lol no. The things they are doing to their necks isnt good at all.
@@sosososososo123 You sound extremely edgy. How would you feel if someone belittles your cultural choices as well?
@@sosososososo123 They seem fine to me, I bet those rings do less harm than the average western diet. Nobody lives forever and I doubt they care how you feel about their traditions. Maybe if you've nothing constructive to say, just keep your opinions to yourself.
@@FiendlingBM lol neck stretching is dangerous. It could result in paralysis and even be fatal. It causes weaken neck muscles and ce be very painful especially while working in the fields and all of that just because they are trying to please mens beauty standards lmao.
@@sosososososo123 Lots of things in life are dangerous, who wants to live forever? If this was being forced on you or me, you'd have a point. Without that it's just weird virtue signalling about obscure tribal people, which I fail to see the point of.
I love how whenever he does this, he's not rude to their culture.
Yeah no shit. He’s not going to make a video of him being racist 🤦♂️
fr someone who was there said sum🤦🏽♀️
I don't like the term 'tribe'. He makes it sound as if he is some kind of Ernest Hemingway celebrating the 'purity' of the tribal/primitive. It's like when white people visit impoverished countries and come back with stories of how 'pure and innocent' they are. It is well intended but it always makes me feel a bit uneasy.
@@GullibleTarget Well get over it, Sensitive Sally. It shouldn't make you feel uneasy. A “tribe” is literally the collective noun for humans in general.
umm... actually he was a bit rude. He has been rude and annoying in other videos, I've seen him do. I don't care for him.
These sorts of videos are part of what makes this channel stand apart from every other food channel and I love it. Not only does Sonny try as much food as he can, but we get to see something even more rare in watching rural folk trying things that most people in the western world are used to in the middle of him experiencing and sharing a glimpse into their culture.
BEST EVER Food Review Show at it again.
Such sweet souls! They sound so calm and kind
Love watching people from different countries and cultures come together to try new things. Even if they don't like the new experiences sometimes it's just so fun to try new things like this :D
tu 🤣 hai 🤣
Duna
Tu he Fach?
Duna???
It's one of the best things about life. Too bad people spend so much time hating and trying to control others personal lives. Especially Right wing Eveangelical Republicans
I just love this, I could not stop smiling the whole time I was watching, thank you for this video and interaction with traditional tribes! I think it would be interesting to see what people from the Himalayan region think
Same!
ONG
Oh is Myanmar right?
wrrr
Nice to see unfamiliar cultures enjoying 'desserts' I love. Also just think these people seem so friendly and nice. Love this kind of series
Love watching people from different countries and cultures trying out American junk food, I love their reactions.. and sonny always respecting their culture would love to visit these people.
Stolen comment.
Excellent views in hidden cultures and showing their values and personalities.
I honestly loved learning about their laid back and respectful nature through the introduction of new sweets, it's very real and down to earth. Thank you for showing me what I would never get a chance to in my lifetime.
I like how your not just about food. You are about the people as well. It is the best aspect of your show, how you have fun and respect for the people you meet.
My mom is phillipino and the first time she tried american candy was when I was 7 she tried air heads and she said: "' Its sweet.." and then she ate the whole thing after one bite lol
Thats cute
We love sweet stuff!
I'm watching this late but I love the interactions so much! It's so sweet and wholesome to see, as a Karen person myself I really love how respectful he is towards the people. I am definitely subscribing!!
There is just something so wholesome about watching people eat things they wouldn't ordinarily get the chance to!
It seems more accurate to specify that their willingness, curiosity, and trust is wholesome. There's nothing the least bit wholesome about these American products, quite the opposite, in fact
@@lousialb8962 Thanks for clarifying because what I wrote was SO confusing... 🙄
@@BipolarGremlin How we talk about things affects how we think about things. How we think about things affects how we are in the world. Words matter.
I clarified the actual situation to draw it into conscious awareness and, thus, disrupt destructive "American exceptionalism."
If my clarification accurately reflects what your comment intended, it can be received as a satisfying confirmation. That you rolled your eyes suggests that I may have exposed an inaccuracy that may have escaped even your notice. This is not an attack, it's an opportunity to reflect on what may be something subconsciously planted and influential that you don't actually believe but that, unchallenged, can direct your behaviour automatically
@@lousialb8962 Nothing I said was inaccurate. I rolled my eyes because it was a very simply worded comment which got my point across. You coming in with your comment explaining what I said was not required, any idiot with a brain could have gotten what I meant given the context of the video. Honestly it just makes you seem like a know it all who holds their intelligence over other people in some self centered belief of superiority. Let someone enjoy something without the need to educate. Jesus.
@@lousialb8962 yeah like opiums and alcohol, or covers with diseases, now it’s sugar bomb, haha silly Americans.
I found myself smiling hard throughout this video, I need more of this in my life
Then go out...
I’m from Thailand and this is soo interesting! I actually enjoy a bunch of American candy✨
I’m Thailand to!
Same!!!
I’m also from Thailand
I'm from Thailand to
Sawasdee kup Pom ma jark thailand
I was a candy broker for 25 years in Maryland, USA. I love these videos because they bring back happy memories. Everybody loves the Candyman. I also love tribal peoples.
a lot of us thai people are pretty friendly so we tend to be nice, even those us who've moved to the US are pretty friendly to our community as well as to those who are willing to respect our culture, it is appreciated to see how people are willing to learn and share our culture with others
-child of a thai immigrant
But how can I really trust you?
OK if you send me some bitcoins that should be enough to prove that Thai people are really friendly!
:P
@@Reth_Hard 💀
@@Reth_Hard NAURRRR 💀
yess, I agree
-child of a Thai immigrant
I'm sure most Thai are friendly, but if you moved to the U.S. you should respect our culture; not the other way around. The sooner immigrants, or illegals get that the better...America is not a melting pot, go to Canada if that's what you desire.
I adore their politeness! Especially their honesty.
Lol it's so funny and adorable to see everyone's reaction
Edit: Idk about other people but in my asian family they will always say "It's good" then force themselves to eat.
1. Don't like wasting
2. Doesn't like disappointing the person who gave or made the food.
3. Too shy to be honest (Especially if there's a camera around)
You should call these episodes "Exporting Type II Diabetes"
6:55 I love how you say "So now we are trying out oooh look a chickens, the original Skittles"
Also love this part 8:37
8:40
“Oh my Uber showed up fantastic ima go soon”🤣🤣🤣
@@eddiemunson1377 yea i found it kinda funny i need funny stuff right now i found out i might have hyperthyroidisim
Same
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is so wholesome 🥰 I love watching their reactions. I've always wondered what kinds of sweets others have access to given the variety of foods in each culture.
Watching this with my 3 month old. We’re both tired but entertained. Thanks for making kind of content!
I have a 3 month old too, been watching this show since birth :P
B.C
@@errorASMR hope you’re getting some kind of sleep 😂
How does your baby like the current geographical filming location. Do they prefer Southeast Asia or more northern?
Enjoy those moments. Mines already 4 and I wish I could go back to when she was a tiny little human. Best of luck on the parenting grind
It's fun to see their reactions. Though in Thailand (even in Chiang Rai and rural places) 7-11 has a lot of these candies, like Kit Kat, original Skittles, Hershey Cookies and Cream, Haribo Cola (very popular!) and Ferrero Rocher. The older people may not have tried this stuff but you can be sure the younger ones have.
I love how the people are calling out the fake overly sweet corn syrup used in our candies
Are they?
@@Captain_Scarlet-l2e yup. watch the video
@@Captain_Scarlet-l2e like the other commenter said, WATCH THE VIDEO!
So cool of you to be able to experience their culture and even offer them a tiny window into ours. I come from a village really similar to these in Mexico and it would have been awesome to try this stuff back when village life is all I knew.
Damn what was that like bro
My grandma is Karen, she still lives in a karen village near Burma with my grandpa and i go see her every once in a while and i have a really good time there with the village life. and the people are a lot more friendly than bangkok so i would say 10/10
I remember when my Asian grandmother gave me a box of chocolate ferreo rocher, the moment I took a bite I went to hyper mode and was the best thing ever!
I’m from Hong Kong
Don't feel bad... I grew up eating American candies and when I first had a Ferrer Rocher at 20 years old, I went bonkers like a 6 year old.
I love this series. Super interesting to see their reactions!
I can't wait for North Sentinel Islands episode
@@gangstamack8397 leave them alone. They're precious.
What a fun video! We're so used to Sunny trying foods that are popular in the country he is in so it was neat to see him share American candy with this village. What beautiful, kind, and receptive people they were!!!!! Loved this!
"And this son, is when we turned from the long neck tribe to the wide waist tribe"
And the big ear tribe into the big belly tribe
😆😆😅🤣
Lol
Oh heck no
this mf is a time traveller 🤣😂
Oh hi i am from thai land and i talk thai and its a longgggggggggggg time at i was in thailand and its my fav thing in my life and cats and love i love your vids love you byeeee❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
7:08
I love how she has a delicate enough palate to differentiate the flavors. I feel like most Americans have had their tongues spoiled too much to tell the difference between colors of skittles.
could it be more of their nose spoiled? I watch Adam Ragusea explains that flavor of skittles is from smell.
@@RoseDragoness flavor of everything we feel trough smell and only sour, bitter, sweet, salty trough taste
very good
This American can tell the difference between each Skittles FLAVOR, not color, thankfully! 🤣🤣🤣
I’m Just a young 21 year old mexican that smokes weed on my UA-cam channel,tryna make it out the hood. I also ate burger king inside target
Love these vids! Well done as its a great way to branch cultures and also grounds us in what others think about what we feel is normal. Great work team!
I visited the long neck Karen tribe a few weeks ago and it was truly an incredible experience! Thailand is amazing' 🤩🇹🇭🥰
Why
The Thai government calls them Thai but they are not Thai people
@@testicool013 why what?
Kinda crazy how it's spelled how we spell the infamous Karen's else where
How
8:37 " Ah my uber showed up " was the most unexpected joke I ever heard
ik its funny :)
They have them good homemade desserts and Sonny got candy bars. YUM. Pretty cool to see their reactions. The kids were the best. Go to every country and do it. This way you will always have content. Keep up the great work. Was fun to watch. Great video
FYI Ferrero is from Italy and HARIBO from Germany ;)
Nevertheless, keep on doing this fun stuff!
whoa, i always thought HARIBO were from Japan! i learned something today 😀
@@ARSZLB there is even the German flag on it 😂
well spotted
@@ARSZLB Haribo stands for HAns RIegel BOnn, the name of the inventor and the place of his factory. ;)
americans make aweful sweets except kit kat and hagan daz
People near Myanmar are really sweet and they don’t lie❤
I'm always amazed to see how much is different but also how much is the same in tribes. non-verbal contact is truly universal!
P.S. Its also awesome to see the last tribe accepting the snacks with both hands and while slightly bowing with eye contact 5:53 exactly the same way they'd do it in Japan which originate from mainland east/south-east about 35000 years ago.
🥺❤️ we love Sunny and his *WHOLESOME* Candy sharing 😋
IKR and it was hilarious when Sinny did the peace signs art the end and the women all copied him.
thank you for sharing our culture and places. I love watching it♥️
I love to see that other cultures use the same mannerisms we do! Like a thumbs up, to indicate it’s good!
I’ve been to Northern Thailand before and tbh the people there and the tribes are really kind and honest. I really want to go there again but now I can’t because my mum won’t let me anymore 😢
Those ladies were so generous with their reviews, such kind hearts..🙏💯🍻
I love watching their reactions to the candy, another great video ,thanks for sharing with us ..
8:38 “oh my Uber showed up” had me dying 🤣🤣🤣
I'm myanmar thanks brother ကျေးဇူးတင်ပါတယ်🇲🇲🤝🇺🇲🙏
Same
Same
4:43- aww she is so beautiful 😍 I luv to see kids all over continue there tribes traditions from thousands of years ago it's so amazing to me..healthy..happy..spirituality sound..and free in the middle of nowhere this village needs nothing but what God and there great grandparents left them..that's life that's beautiful...thank u sunny and we should all be able to live free by (birth right) not according to location is crazy to me...these are the people the won the fight for there lands
i don't think they believe in god sorry
@@astrolin7851 yes they do that's why they dress like that they are imitating the alien God's
8:02 I live in the USA and didn't know this existed 🤣
Never heard of till know
8:38 my uber showed up fantastic I’m going to go soon
I have to thank you Sonny for introducing our candy to people in other countries
Just seeing their reactions to our candy was awesome
I think he's introducing explosive Diarrhea to some with the chocolate
she is very polite in the community
One thing I would be cautious about are allergies. You have no idea if any of these folks may have nut allergies etc. Just be careful!
Yes!
I suffer from a nut allergy.
8:37 "Oh my uber showed up,fantastic im gonna go soon"😂
As long as I was born in Thailand, I never really knew tribes existed until now! 😧
you'r liver is mine
i was born in thailand too
I was also born in thailand i don't even type thai
@@suanphetphitsanu4230 same
Ur Thai ?
@@Saturn.dragons-lol ye
I smiled throughout this whole video, amazing content :)
Yea!
More than half of these can be purchased in a local 7-Eleven in Thailand.
@DesiredEternity Nearly every corner.
I love how sour candy can bring a big smile to almost anyone's face.
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Such a fun video , I smiled the whole way through!
But sad for them as they'll never have that candy again , the cravings would be real for them haha 🙈🤣
Love watching people from other cultures try something different. Especially candy. It was great. 👍
8:38 - Oh my Uber showed up 😂
This made me smile… legit, wholesome entertainment. Nice to see these beautiful humans. ❤️❤️
I love how they are feeding these people Skittles like right after they are declared "UNFIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION"
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No, some dumbass is pursuing a lawsuit against them, claiming that because they use titanium dioxide at all they are unfit, but the percentage used of titanium dioxide as colourant is within the FDA limitations, that is, below 1% of the food product, and no doubt European-sold Skittles will have it removed by the time the ban goes into effect. It just seems like someone screaming for attention.
i just said the same thing lmao like do yall not see the news or at least the memes
@@CheNoriega haha they DGAF they just want them clicks/likes 😂
I just read about it because I never heard of it before, I would say before you get cancer you would get diabetes from the copious amount of Skittles you have to eat to get cancer
@@deminybs they probably shot this a month + ago
The candy videos are awesome. It's so funny and positive to see these surprised faces.🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
LOL WHEN THE KID RODE THE ATV AND HE SAID HIS UBER WAS HERE I CANT😂😂😂😂😂 8:38
😁 Another great video! I learned a lot about Thailand tribes I didn’t know very much at all about before! It was also very fun to “meet” the people in the tribes and see them react to foreign candy! I still say I wish I had seen the main narrator try some of their food, but was fun to watch regardless!
It’s not “Asia long neck tribe”. They are Kayan people from Myanmar and Thailand. And they are not totally isolated nor uncivilized. They do know modern technology.
Please support our country Myanmar where tribes like them are oppressed and massacred on a daily basic by the military regime.
I've recently ordered a huge assortment of American candy I had never tried before and I got to say it was disappointing. I think many Americans would have their minds blown if they tried Belgian sweets, the flavors are similar but much deeper and more pronounced still. I did like the sour ones though, those were mostly excellent and comparable to ours.
Same American candy was so disappointing and I come from the dreary UK. Twizzlers were the worst of them, like chewing rubber.
@@guser436 indeed, twizzlers tasted like nothing, literally.
I didn't even finish that one, simply threw it away after one bite
Do you know how much honey is in a bottle of honey in America? (Definitely not 100%, not even 60 in some cases) so just remember, never expect anything from America in general
@@Irokaj-backwards I damn well know something is on your body, in your home, or something you use every day. Stop with the bullshit.
Did you get to try and peanut butter candies? Those are probably some of the better ones.
I am Burmese and I’m so happy to see this video! I’m happy that you made a video with Thailand ppl and I appreciate it smh.
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" *oH Look ChIckEnS* "
2:31 I love how she can just open a candy wrapper in one go but I have to take a million minutes to just slightly open it
yeah that's what I thought 😂
Im asian and you guys are pathetic
That's a benefit of working with your hands all your life unlike most city folk who don't do sh*t
@@Rob-nd1qb yeah
@@Rob-nd1qb um… yikes
It’s just so heartwarming to see all the people enjoying the food
8:34 “oh my Uber showed up fantastic” That made me crack up so much
Me as a Thai person randomly coming across a vid of Karen tribes reviewing skittles : 😳??
I’ve seen these types of videos being done on people from other non western countries but never saw any from mine. I’m from bangkok so I already ate skittles lol. This is super cool tho.
Also yeah while some tribes don’t eat snacks that sweet some can eat sweeter snacks made from rice and fruits and stuff and sugar have traveled throughout the world so they have tasted that before
Wow I actually had Karen refugees at my church (refugees from the Burma/Myanmar side of the border) and this is such a cool look into their traditional lifestyle. They dressed just like those in the first village shown, at least their shirts.
You should go to Sudan next I’m from Sudan and it’s a poor country I would love to see people in Sudan trying these
GOOD JOB IM FROM THAILAND AND I LOVE THESE CANDYS NOW I WAS COFUSED WHEN I FIRST CAME HERE
"They are known for their long necks"
Dani: "finally a worthy opponent!"
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lolololo lamo lmao so funny hahahahahaha so funny ahahahahaha bruh lol your so funny lolol :|
Dani refrence lolollo!!!!!!1!!11111!!!
5:25 the way she ate it. But they are to nice to get mad at
Im british but i really wanted to try american sweets so i asked my dad if on the way home he could get me something American, he comes home with twizzlers (don't know how to spell it) so i said "dad, these are American?" And he just said "yeah i think never seen them" and i decided to eat them and it tasted like i just licked a play box and then licked a sidewalk, i don't like twizzlers now.
i’m english and twizzlers shocked me too hahahahaha, i thought they’d be like those amazing pencils we have here with the white filling but instead they’re like eating rubber
@Trickster Kitty #StopAnimalTesting m2
We have Twizzlers in Canada, and I never liked them. And, I'm not usually picky about sweets. I've never heard anyone say it's their favorite. But, then again, someone must be buying them.
I love how the tribes are welcoming to him💗
"Whatever you do kids don't accept candy from strangers"
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Sweet video! Everyone is so gentle with trying these things. They must be a super polite culture now, considering foreigners are always sticking cameras in their faces thanks to their unusual body modifications. I'm sure they make a lot of money off tourism, so they're very hospitable. Everyone seems pretty happy!
I’m pakistani and I’m living in Pakistan and then I remember there was this one time someone gave me candy I didn’t feel like having and then there was actually someone new who didn’t know about anything I offered it to them and luckily they were Muslim I understood them and they said “wow very sweet but kinda off” and it was act a gummy
I'm from thailand.
Gummies have gelatine though
@@pepsicola6232 it’s a Muslim country sooo
I’m Pakistani to and I’m muslim
@@Ahil-c8e TWINSSS
Maybe you should go to the north in like Alaska. I liked the peace sign at the end 😂
I loved their reactions. I hope you left an ample supply so that all the villagers could try them.
Thats what i was thinking !
My uber showed up 💀
Him: "thank you, sweaty carb"
Me: Eh?!
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9:08 was my favourite chocolate ❤
Nice timing Sonny, In the news today: "A Skittles lawsuit raises questions over titanium dioxide - a legal food additive". Currently legal in the US, yes. EU, no.
THE KAREN PEOPLE????
That's what they are called...
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I'm karen😊
@@xinobiee Its also pronounced pa kuh knaw
@@ehkpaw7291 oh I didn't know that
I'd love to see you go to an indigenous tribe in either Australia, New Zealand, or Papau New Guinea to try the candies.
It is true I am Laos and we do eat that food it is good not always!…
@9:03 caught me off guard
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