1000000% my favourite food show host. You don't patronise or act 'nice' you just immerse yourself in the cultures. It's truly a gift you have. I've not seen any other travelling youtubers with this ability. You're very honest with it too and I respect that 💯💯
It’s a Minnesota thing I think, especially if you grew up in Central MN (as did I) I have a crazy curiosity, and love of knowledge. I grew up watching the GREATS! (PBS cooking, Anthony Bourdain, Andrew Zimmern) what he is doing was my dream, I had kids instead 😆.
I appreciated the part where he told Peluche that he didn't have to eat the lion just because he is on his show. Really shows he cares and respects people. Awesome episode.
The lion was a bit uncomfortable but honestly the guy was right there waiting for him to try it. And the lion was already cooked and dead... Can't fault Sonny for this. He was pandering to the guests and hosts in front of him.
@@birdlaw1019 I don't understand how that panders to audiences with low IQ. It's a self proclaimed best ever food show and shows cuisines both unique and exotic all around the world. Trying out, save for cannibalism, anything available that ties into the culture he's diving into is quite literally in his job description. Not to mention he did so very reluctantly. Rather, it seems like the low IQ individuals had a very strong negative opinion about it. No offense. :)
Sonny gives a little speech at 20:36 to 21:49 that is really worth highlighting. Just because it isn't your cuisine doesn't make it less worthwhile. I watch these videos for these moments, the unknown or unexplored areas of culture and it's food. This Mexico series was GOLD. That's thanks to Sonny and the BEFRS Crew.
It's not my cuisine, but predators are not intended for food because they eat sick animals, and when you eat a predator whatever viruses they have will now jump to humans and animal viruses mutate faster in humans than in animals, because the animals immune system can deal with it and not like us humans. There is a health risk to themselves, and anyone they come into contact with if they become ill from eating certain animals. And yes people cats and dogs are predators and shouldn't be eaten especially if they go outside or wander about outside because they kill and eat other animals! This is how SARS came about, H1N1 and diseases like this. And this is FACTS, you can ask any scientist, doctor, or virologists! And you can't change FACTS!
I loved the hospitality of the people of Mexico. As a Mexican myself, it reminds me that our people are humble and full of love. And I’m glad that they all tried the lion meat. That was a rare opportunity experience something very rare. Great video!
@@60sekundenpolitik I mean for most of human history we were hyper carnivores... Only hunting big game, so it's in the DNA of everyone to have that sort of craving, there's a million different plants you could consider food before you'd eat a lion, but the lion still seems like the better option
Good job on being respectful and trying the lion. The guy that cook it was doing you a special favor,. And you showed the proper respect by trying it. Good job.
@@rikumajumder1558 Hmmm.. Do you eat meat? By your logic, if you eat meat, you are also endorsing pollution, ill-treating of animals, over farming and etc etc, you get my point. Just because you don't see it happening, doesn't mean your action of consuming meat is not directly endorsing it. So get off your high horse. The point of his videos is to educate people around the world about other cultures. But I guess, some people are just too dense to receive education.
The monologue at 20:34 was spot on. It's so amazing to see what people around the world eat and learn about the different cultures and cooking techniques. Awesome video as usual!
20:34 The best part of the video without a doubt, there are many feelings and beliefs equally in our country (México) but clearly around the world everyone decides what to believe in at the end of the day, and enjoy the same world everything that exists in it. This is one of the best videos of the whole channel, I am excited for the next chapters of this trip in my beautiful country. ❤
I truly loved how you explained how all people have strong opinions because they chose not to explore outside that. I have been that way but after watching so many great vloggers on here it has opened my mind and makes me yearn to explore.
I like what you said, "that food is like a religion". I cannot agree more with any statement ever made! I am a Canadian and went to cullinary school in Germany. I love watching your show, and keep up the great work.
I've watched most of your videos, Sunny....but this one is the best, in my opinion. I now live in central Mexico, having moved from central Canada, and the respect you show to the people is awe-inspiring. I have learned SO much watching this video. Thank you so much for a job well done. I am your fan forever. 🥰
Hello 👋 Tameeka. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I’m Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado. Where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
love how sunny is always exploring other cultures foods but he doesnt just eat it and review it, he actually gets into detail and immerses himself in it. much props!
@@666m111 a TH-cam does not get $100 per 1000 views. That would mean every person that watches TH-cam profits more than ten cents which in reality is way less than that. But overall your point stands. It is his job.
Great vid Sonny! You truly are a cultured man. Much respect. You were hesitant in trying the lion and was honest about it. Your reasons are justifiable and what I love about your show is you are humble and respectful of others culture even if they differ from your own. Being sincere and grateful for the efforts that Mr Fernado presented you with the lion meat, you still ate it like a true champ and it shows on your face. In some cultures, refusal of another’s offering of foods and gifts shows a lack of humility. Thank you for spreading cultural awareness and diversity all over the globe one dish at a time.
This brings out a whole different side of Mexico that the media likes to portray. It’s such a diverse and beautiful country with wonderful people that I would like to visit one day. It’s a shame the few have to ruin it for the many.
Ummm im a white boy who knows he would get in a bad situation. There is a Hispanic saying. If you are evil the ground will swallow you. Or some random gang.
This has been one of the best episodes where you connect with the people and explain what you do. So much respect for your work with representing the people of the world.
@@aliciamarie4411 shut up Marie, she was speaking to us not to a hhhwhite chick from ohio White women always want to include themselves in places that nobody invited them.
This is the complete version of Andrew Zimmerman I used to watch on tv. Like, I love this, and the insight I learn on the cultural nuances/respect. Please keep doing what you do, exotic or not. We just love the way you love food, dude!
An episode that is not only fascinating and mouth-watering... But also makes you think seriously about one's belief system. Thank you for the thoughtful, careful, sensible approach to a very interesting and beautiful food culture! Love this Mexico series!
I don’t say this lightly; but damn thank you Sonny for filling the hole in my heart from Bourdain’s passing. Although you have such different personalities, you definitely share his most memorable traits; just being an all around great person and such a great story teller ❤️
This made me tear up because I loved watching “Parts unknown.” It was one of my favorite pastime and watching Anthony in his element use to make me so happy. When he passed it, I couldn’t even watch his re-runs cause the thought of him not making anymore episodes was gut wrenching. For a long time I was trying to figure out why I gravitated to Sonny so much and I just realized it was because of how much I loved & admired Anthony for diving into these different worlds 🤍🕊
@@mel9823 ugh I couldn’t agree more. I actually just watched the Parts Unknown episode called “Bourdain’s Impact” which came out a few months after he passed while he was still filming that. It’s a mash up of highlights from all the seasons, and interviews with people he made connections with. I cried like a lil baby the entire time 😢❤️
I loved how you summarized everything. You were reluctant at first, but then you did you want to disrespect the culture. That really shows how involved you get when you meet people. Food is a religion and people have judged me on how I eat or what I eat ( Since I am from the south of India). You show has shown me how to be brave. Thanks for that.
I'm a teacher and had a somewhat difficult conversation with a student who said he wont eat chinese food because he thinks they will serve him dogs/cats/rats etc. I explained to him that in the united states thats not going to happen but yes some cultures do eat those things. While I love dogs and cats, and wouldnt go out of my way to eat one, I have harvested (killed and butchered) deer, lamb, rabbit and various foul. I've eaten squirrel and that's pretty much a rat that lives in a tree lol. I think it is totally hypocritical to eat beef or pork (cows and pigs) and then condemn another community or culture for eating another animal. thanks sunny for what you do! I love eating new foods and your an inspiration.
There are millions of Chinese out there that have NEVER eaten Dogs / Cats / Rats. Dog meat is only popular in 1 small village in China and millions of Chinese are called Dog meat eaters because of them. I'm Chinese and i grow up eating Beef, Chicken and Pork!
@@killanige I'd say ignorance. I called his mom and she said she doesn't know where he got that from they don't tolerate racism in their home. More than likely it was from socal media. The kid is 13, very suseptable to nonsense from the internet
@@geekroute no doubt. I explained this to him, but also tried not to demonize anyone who does eat those things. I've eaten coyote and bobcat. They had been killed for their pelts and why waste the meat? I personally don't care what you eat as long as it's not endangered or illegal. And its kept and butchered as humanly as possible.
Really appreciate that message at the end there. I agree that most people that would get upset with exotic foods are meat eaters and I think it really is up to the person in the end to explore his/her culinary curiosity on his/her own as long as its legalised and slaughtered humanely. Big ups to you Sonny!
@@flankuschuba I'm all with you on this one. I'm just wondering about the word humanely. I don't know if there's a humane way to kill a living being that doesn't want to die
What about animals licking their butts and eating their offsprings? We brutally kill 75 billion land animals per year, in fully automated processes, this has nothing to do with a "foodchain" or something like this, these animals are nothing more than batteries from the moment they're bred into existence. The whole american rainforest will be destroyed in a few decades and the greenhouse gas emissions from that industry are disastrous. Not to mention things like antibiotics, pesticides, hormones and so on... And in the end the only single argument for this is "It tastes good". Most people in the world wouldn't have to eat animal food for a healthy whole-food nutrition, so I just can't understand why we still do this
I wish there was a new episode every day I absolutely love watching him so much but I do understand the intense work and editing and all the stuff they put in just to do a couple keep doing what you’re doing when you guys are doing amazing
@@20PINKluvr actually mayans resided in what is now central america and south mexico. mexico city has aztec roots as does the majority of mexico minus the south like yucatán and chiapas
@@pinkpilatesprincess_ The good news is, they're all prehispanic and it's great to see culinary cultures kept alive, especially given how methodical and efficient that Spain and others were at erasing the native cultures of indigenous peoples. Mayan, Aztec, Mixtec, Tarasco, Zapotec, an culture salvaged is a good thing (minus the people eating and ritualistic human sacrifice of course)
@@pinkpilatesprincess_ northen mexico doesn’t have any Aztec culture. Northen indigenous people got wiped out by the settlers, and have more in common with the native Americans than the Aztecs culture.
No matter what you do in any arena of life, someone will ALWAYS be upset. I appreciate your respectful way of navigating the difficult cultural differences. I love experiencing other cultures and their way of life!
This is more than cultural. Cultural is one thing… Animals going extinct is another. We need more lions in the wild not in farms. Cultural or not. Not cool.
Our family love eating wild boar when I was a kid. It's so difficult to find it in California. Definitely an underrated meat. Very lean and different than normal pork.
Here in my country (Morocco) we have a lot of it in the wildness but we can't eat it because Boer/pork is prohibited in islam.however people still hunting it in the season
I appreciate your willingness to try all foods. No matter what others might say or think.I love your show. Thank you for the great entertainment and humor. I was actually shocked that you had never tried Llama before. You really need to try it in ground form. It's absolutely delicious. Hope to see you soon!
I'd love to join an exotic food tour with Sonny and try as many different foods as he has. I've tried many bushtuckers of Australia, plants, insects and animals and several odd foods in South East Asia and enjoyed most of them. One day hopefully I'll realise my dream...I'm 73yrs young so there's still time
For a bit I got nervous for you there, but you showed us how respectful you are with everyone's culture and beliefs. Thank you for the great video Sonny&Team! Much love from the Philippines. ❤❤
I have seen some of his episodes, but this one made me respect his attitude and way of putting his thoughts, ideas and the beliefs in such humble and approachable way, and these made me immediately subscribe to the channel after watching many previous episodes just in curiosity without subscribing to the channel, now I am proud and happily fulfilled subscribing to this channel. Awesome 👌✌
Vegetarian here & I enjoy watching Sunny's show. I obviously am not going to eat any of this but I find his show very interesting & well done. If you eat meat, you should not be complaining about him eating anything that he does. As long as it's humane & legal I'm ok with it. I'm sure these methods are far less cruel then factory farming & slaughterhouses.
Anyone who eats meat and complains about what is being shown here is clearly ignorant. As a meat eater, I understand that the food that I eat comes at a cost and I'm glad Sonny shows everything here and especially makes sure that the animals are killed as humanely as possible with as little pain as could be possible.
Yea, all lives matter. When farmers grow and harvest wheat or any other vegetables/fruits millions of insects and rodents must die. Let’s not practice specie description. ALL ANIMAL LIVES MATTER! Factory-comercial plant farming is destroying the earth. Grow your own plants you selfish vegans and don’t have them shipped in from poor countries.
@Hey Helo Yes, Mexico is the fattest in child obesity, and US in Adults. Fine, but you can eat this in MODERATION and you’ll be fine. The food is delicious, period.
I've been vegetarian (NOT Vegan) my whole life but now I've started Trying new things... And i love watching these videos and appreciating the different cuisines from different cultures... it's Literally The Best ever food reviews show ever !
I love food and it makes me so happy to see him try new foods all around the world, while being respectful to the people, the country and the culture. ❤️
I was born in Mexico City but moved to the US since three. My mom told me they sell lion meat in Mexico City but I thought it was a wives tale. This is crazy. Great episode.
When I was stationed on the east coast, we had wild boars right on the Navy base. One of my petty officers had one on his property harassing his dogs, so he shot it. The next day, he brought some barbecued ribs that he made from it. Delicious! I used to be a ranch hand, and one of the nearby farmers always had exotic meats that he had killed. He brought us bear, mountain lion, and javalina. The mountain lion was just as you described the lion, very chewy. The bear was much easier to eat. At my local university, the entomology department has an annual event in which various bugs are presented as food. I've eaten ants, bees, beetles, meal worms, earthworms, silkworms, scorpions, crickets, and grasshoppers. Also, in Korea, some buffet restaurants will have crickets and grasshoppers on the line. At different restaurants around town, I've had ostrich, quail, gator, frog legs, chicken feet, pig feet, rabbit, lamb, and shark. I've had jerky made of rattlesnake, kangaroo, elk, and caribou. I've eaten almost every part of a cow, pig, fish, duck, and chicken. I love what you're doing with this series, where you try to expand people's minds as to what food is available. Thank you.
Sonny you should go to the indigenous territories of Canada for an episode not many people know about the unique foods and traditions and could be a really interesting episode!!
@@sb.1035 exactly I’m from Canada as well and I have some friends in Nunavut and the traditional food and practices with food are very unique most Canadians don’t even know.
Sunny you and your team are amazing people and I wanted to thank you for respecting and understanding not just the Mexican culture but all cultures. It’s always good to try things at least once lol
Brother you’re absolutely the best love how you’re open to different cultures and look at everything with a open mind and I have such respect for everything I love this episode everybody in it was so respectful and so giving. I freaking love it!!!
I used to be quite picky when it came to cuts of meat. Watching this show really opened me up to eat whatever, it simply resulted in a way more diverse dinner every night with many different flavours to explore. I do have to say it helps a lot to have a friendly village butcher who's willing to arrange whatever unpopular cut you want though hahahaha. When travelling nothing is off limits, it's all thanks to this channel. It's good to use all parts of an animal, it boggles my mind the amount of flavour there is in cuts that otherwise would be discarded... Travelling also became a bunch more interesting, ngl this channel had quite an impact on my life
That Sonny monologue emphasizes that he’s the best food Vlogger ever. Thank you for not turning down Fernando coz I think he didn’t want to you to miss out on the experience.
It’s amazing the guy offered Sonny his most expensive meat ”LiON” on the table .. this shows they really appreciate people around the world and how respectful they are. And like ALWYS Truly amazing Sonny again Hatts off!!
Great video! I totally agree with you about people needing to question their thought process on 'acceptable' foods. I am always amazed at how people can be fine eating certain types of meats, but then get offended at people eating other meats that they deem to be unusual. Living in Asia the past 10 years (Cambodia) has really opened my eyes up to the hypocrisy of this.
I just discovered this show and couldn't figure out why I liked the host so much and felt some strange connection until I realized we are almost the same age. You're awesome man. Keep being awesome.
Sonny is like the reincarnation of Anthony Bourdain in this episode 👏👏Well done, food is like an expression of different cultures and an unspoken language that can be understood by everyone
This landscape and the people are just so beautiful and charming. Fantastic documentary as always. I will say, as a hairstylist, I love and use boar hair bristle brushes daily. They are fantastic for drying, shaping, and creating shine in hair.
Hello 👋 Tamra. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I’m Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado. Where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
Loved this. Shows the genuine respect he has on food and different cultures and also the care he took in saying that the discussion on lion should not overshadow for what they actually came for.
عزيزي للمرة الأولى و بعد مشاهدة عشرات قصص المأكولات "المقبولة وغير المقبولة " اجد نفسي مجبراً لتوجيه تحية من قلبي لكل ما تنتجه من قصص ورحلات.. Keep your effort showing us the best of the best which you are always Does Mahmoud from KSA Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Dude....I felt your pain and I admire the shit out of you for simply pushing those boundaries and staying true to your mission. I felt I had a speech, but this is simpler. Many wouldn't do what you did for a hundred different reasons. 🤙 Happy Holidays BEFRS Fam!
Sonny, I admire your courage and willingness to try things. You inspire me. I recently took my mom to a first experience hotpot, and vowed to try everything in that pot. And I did, including the octopus and its brain. Course, my mom raised me to always try something at least once before I declare I won't eat it. Still, you're videos are the best way I can experience food outside the country as I'm to poor to go anywhere myself. So thank you.
I never thought i'd see some one eat lion, did not expect that to be an accessable meat any where outside the most remote parts of Africa. The show is still excellent even after all this time and Meixco looked stunning.
I’ve been vegan for 7 years and I’ve been watching your content for 2! I love your content and if anything, you’ve made me reconsider my vegan diet haha. Keep up the good work!
@@screamingbanana4391 What makes you say so? if @Kenny says he is you should take it as if it's true, there's no need to judge anyone, as he said in his comment that he's questioning his believe in Veganism.
This show is amazing.It does make you question what your version of “okay” is.Because I’m finding that most other places outside of the US have similar views on not being wasteful with their food and being very unique in how they prepare their food.I find the back stories and history and cultures to be the most interesting.The food is really just a small introduction to a much bigger picture and I love that.Some are very hard to understand but sonny always is respectful of the people’s hospitality and time.All the way down to helping prepare the food and actually trying it with an open mind.He gives his honest opinion without being rude when there is something a little more questionable.And he explains to them how different and new these experiences are to him and the rest of us.Kind of obsessed with this show now!Slightly makes me wanna go try something completely out of my comfort zone lol Just might like it🤷🏻♀️❤️❤️☮️
I'm in love with this episode just because of the words that came out from Sonny's mouth. I'm no wild boar, lion, grasshopper eater but this is definitely fun to watch! Much love from Malaysia! :)
Mexico is one of the coolest countries I would ever want to visit only for its chill people like Brazil (South America) and Phillipines (Asia). Love from India 🇮🇳🇲🇽🇧🇷🇵🇭
Brazil is overwhelmingly full of not chill people, my friend. Are you going to find nice hardworking people? I never said you won't, but the percentage of people looking to mug you are comically high relative to other south American countries.
Que emoción el ver al Peluche torres, haciendo colaboración con Sonny. Gracias gracias gracias por estar en nuestro bello MEXICO 🇲🇽 eres bienvenido cuando quieras.
No not when he is promoting the eating of Lion as a South African you should question where that comes from. Trophy hunting illegal animal trade. Im a nature guide from South Africa Pilanesberg and im all for bush meat but not predator meat.
@@Ravishrex1 if that lion was hunted legally would you be happy for the whole animal to be utilised and that includes the consuming of meat ? However I am aware you south Africans are a favourite for canned hunting due to private land ownership.compered to other southern African countries were it is all state owned hunting areas and concessions leased out.
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After mexico i'll like to see you try native american and alaskan food.
You should go to Europe. Here we have also exotic food.
Sonny in the quest of exotic meat, in 5 years will try farmed human 🥴
1000000% my favourite food show host. You don't patronise or act 'nice' you just immerse yourself in the cultures. It's truly a gift you have. I've not seen any other travelling youtubers with this ability. You're very honest with it too and I respect that 💯💯
It is the best ever food show for a reason 😂
Yea mark weems is annoying asf..he comes off as so fake..Sonny is genuine 💯
I couldn't agree more I love this guy.
I never post on vids but i was literally going to post everything you just wrote, very well put and of course i agree
It’s a Minnesota thing I think, especially if you grew up in Central MN (as did I) I have a crazy curiosity, and love of knowledge. I grew up watching the GREATS! (PBS cooking, Anthony Bourdain, Andrew Zimmern) what he is doing was my dream, I had kids instead 😆.
I appreciated the part where he told Peluche that he didn't have to eat the lion just because he is on his show. Really shows he cares and respects people. Awesome episode.
He ate a borderline endangered species, pandering to audiences with low IQ.
The lion was a bit uncomfortable but honestly the guy was right there waiting for him to try it. And the lion was already cooked and dead... Can't fault Sonny for this. He was pandering to the guests and hosts in front of him.
@@birdlaw1019 I don't understand how that panders to audiences with low IQ. It's a self proclaimed best ever food show and shows cuisines both unique and exotic all around the world.
Trying out, save for cannibalism, anything available that ties into the culture he's diving into is quite literally in his job description.
Not to mention he did so very reluctantly.
Rather, it seems like the low IQ individuals had a very strong negative opinion about it. No offense. :)
@@birdlaw1019 okayyy vegan go eat grass
@@birdlaw1019 Cry some more please
Mad respect for this episode. A lot of youtube reviewers dont have this level of respect for their hosts or culture around the world like this show.
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Thank you brother
Too bad Sunny worries about offending the Lefty-Sleestak, PETAHEADS!!
Sunny…wow. The little speech you gave at the end after eating the lion was absolutely everything. ❤
Sonny gives a little speech at 20:36 to 21:49 that is really worth highlighting. Just because it isn't your cuisine doesn't make it less worthwhile. I watch these videos for these moments, the unknown or unexplored areas of culture and it's food. This Mexico series was GOLD. That's thanks to Sonny and the BEFRS Crew.
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Yes please, pin this comment, Sonny's message is striking and real true.
It's not my cuisine, but predators are not intended for food because they eat sick animals, and when you eat a predator whatever viruses they have will now jump to humans and animal viruses mutate faster in humans than in animals, because the animals immune system can deal with it and not like us humans. There is a health risk to themselves, and anyone they come into contact with if they become ill from eating certain animals. And yes people cats and dogs are predators and shouldn't be eaten especially if they go outside or wander about outside because they kill and eat other animals! This is how SARS came about, H1N1 and diseases like this. And this is FACTS, you can ask any scientist, doctor, or virologists! And you can't change FACTS!
Lion meat is legal in your continent but not legal for Africans.
This is crazy
Can we just appreciate that this guy never disappoints with content
go L
definitely! the consistency is on point
I stan for it this comment💯
👍🏽 putting my like here so I don’t ruin your record
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I loved the hospitality of the people of Mexico. As a Mexican myself, it reminds me that our people are humble and full of love. And I’m glad that they all tried the lion meat. That was a rare opportunity experience something very rare. Great video!
@lions paino Man is king on this planet & we eat what we want.
Full of love is kind of funny, im not trying to judge. But you can google it that 9 out of 10 most dangerous cities are coming from mexico lmao
Inhumane nature not humble and full of love
@@JTrapani not when we have to use weapons to kill that animal. are man kind really kings? we can’t kill with our bare hands like lions.
@lions paino Don't be hypocrite. An animal is an animal.
After watching all the videos of this channel I understood that there isn't anything that human's wouldn't consider as food
That all comes From hard Times when People HAD to eat certain stuff.
@@60sekundenpolitik I mean for most of human history we were hyper carnivores... Only hunting big game, so it's in the DNA of everyone to have that sort of craving, there's a million different plants you could consider food before you'd eat a lion, but the lion still seems like the better option
Humans be like, "You're made of meat to! I'm gonna eat you!".
@@IonizedComa exactly, also because its way more nutrient dense... WE dont have time to eat plants For 12 hours a day.
@@johnbell7235 Tell me what you eat and than think about If this is really Natural or completely artificial.
Good job on being respectful and trying the lion. The guy that cook it was doing you a special favor,. And you showed the proper respect by trying it. Good job.
nah, trying it means he is endorsing it which is fuked up.
I disagree you are endorsing the illegal trade of wild animals. Digusting
I’d eat it . Respect ✊
Unethical jobbernowl supporting illegal trade of wild animals. Gtfo.
@@rikumajumder1558 Hmmm.. Do you eat meat? By your logic, if you eat meat, you are also endorsing pollution, ill-treating of animals, over farming and etc etc, you get my point. Just because you don't see it happening, doesn't mean your action of consuming meat is not directly endorsing it. So get off your high horse. The point of his videos is to educate people around the world about other cultures. But I guess, some people are just too dense to receive education.
The monologue at 20:34 was spot on. It's so amazing to see what people around the world eat and learn about the different cultures and cooking techniques. Awesome video as usual!
You know wet markets are the main reason corona virus happened.
@@TimTams_64 A lack of oversight and enforcement of regulations is the main reason Corona virus happened.
Especially in the United States with all the young karens walking around
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@@TimTams_64 it’s not from the wet markets. The virus has been genetically modified.
20:34 The best part of the video without a doubt, there are many feelings and beliefs equally in our country (México) but clearly around the world everyone decides what to believe in at the end of the day, and enjoy the same world everything that exists in it. This is one of the best videos of the whole channel, I am excited for the next chapters of this trip in my beautiful country. ❤
His monologue reminded me of Anthony Bourdain.
Arreee parienteee
This has made me super curious to try wild boar meat.
@@thecrowing1710 I hear it too. Not sure if he was influenced in any way by Bourdain but there are similarities! Awesome show!
Probably more like Andrew Zimmerman from bizzare foods
Mexicans are lovely people, viva Mexico, Greetings from Europe 🙏🏼
I truly loved how you explained how all people have strong opinions because they chose not to explore outside that. I have been that way but after watching so many great vloggers on here it has opened my mind and makes me yearn to explore.
Nice use of words, I'd like to say me too. But really stringing all that together is not what I thought but do now
I couldn't agree with you more
Same here, I was honestly super closed minded a few years back but traveler / food vloggers have given me a travel itch
I just love that the humping deer weren’t cut out in the editing process 😆
I was looking for this comment lmao
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I like what you said, "that food is like a religion". I cannot agree more with any statement ever made! I am a Canadian and went to cullinary school in Germany. I love watching your show, and keep up the great work.
Our Creator says do not eat or touch the Swine....PIG. What does he know???
@@williamnordeste1169 you’re not that smart 😂
@@williamnordeste1169 Good way to show that you're not an individual with their own beliefs. Group think :/
@@williamnordeste1169 Aww come on, On the Swine I DO DINE! 😂👍 HAPPY HOLIDAYS 🎄🎁☃️🎀🎵🎵🎵
our cloest primate relatives
will be deep fried and crispy!
fried monke
I've watched most of your videos, Sunny....but this one is the best, in my opinion. I now live in central Mexico, having moved from central Canada, and the respect you show to the people is awe-inspiring. I have learned SO much watching this video. Thank you so much for a job well done. I am your fan forever. 🥰
I love the fact that Sonny is comfortable talk and meshing with ALL types of people and ALL cultures. He is not fake at all ❤️❤️
Hello 👋 Tameeka. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I’m Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado. Where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
Galatasaray real Madrid
love how sunny is always exploring other cultures foods but he doesnt just eat it and review it, he actually gets into detail and immerses himself in it. much props!
@@666m111 a TH-cam does not get $100 per 1000 views. That would mean every person that watches TH-cam profits more than ten cents which in reality is way less than that. But overall your point stands. It is his job.
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@@666m111 its nowhere near 100 bucks per 1000 views😂😂 more like 10 cents per 1k views
Great vid Sonny! You truly are a cultured man. Much respect. You were hesitant in trying the lion and was honest about it. Your reasons are justifiable and what I love about your show is you are humble and respectful of others culture even if they differ from your own. Being sincere and grateful for the efforts that Mr Fernado presented you with the lion meat, you still ate it like a true champ and it shows on your face. In some cultures, refusal of another’s offering of foods and gifts shows a lack of humility. Thank you for spreading cultural awareness and diversity all over the globe one dish at a time.
I couldn't have said it better!
Up to this!
He should try human meat next time
This brings out a whole different side of Mexico that the media likes to portray. It’s such a diverse and beautiful country with wonderful people that I would like to visit one day. It’s a shame the few have to ruin it for the many.
I definitely agree, It takes some humility to able to get places Sonny has been, God willing
Sadly the cartel ruins it for most people 😂
@@crazestyle83Always did and probably always will
Ummm im a white boy who knows he would get in a bad situation. There is a Hispanic saying. If you are evil the ground will swallow you. Or some random gang.
@@crazestyle83”The cartel”? “Most people”? What are you talking about?
I love how he is so polite and respectful 🙆🙆🙆🙆💘💘💘💘 about other people's culture and food 🥝🥑🥑🙏
This has been one of the best episodes where you connect with the people and explain what you do. So much respect for your work with representing the people of the world.
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Sonny will have so many stories to tell his children. Mexico❤️❤️love from South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦
Danko
South African love ❤️ from Toledo Ohio United States sending much love 💕
Stories ?
He can just show them the video.
@@aliciamarie4411 shut up Marie, she was speaking to us not to a hhhwhite chick from ohio
White women always want to include themselves in places that nobody invited them.
@@sancholowera what the hell is wrong with you freaking bully? Johhhh howa. Imagine
This is the complete version of Andrew Zimmerman I used to watch on tv. Like, I love this, and the insight I learn on the cultural nuances/respect. Please keep doing what you do, exotic or not. We just love the way you love food, dude!
Sonny 10 years later:
Eating grilled human on Mars
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Imagine if we cook Fernando..well have enough meat for 1 month
You really don’t need to explain yourself Sunny, you literally have millions of people who Like and respect. We wouldn’t allow you to be canceled.
An episode that is not only fascinating and mouth-watering... But also makes you think seriously about one's belief system. Thank you for the thoughtful, careful, sensible approach to a very interesting and beautiful food culture! Love this Mexico series!
So u eat lion?, we are calling FBI right now
This was a really great episode! LION!
In my opinion after Anthony Bordain, Sonny has held the torch as the best food show host.
Agree 100% 👌👍
His monologue at the end reminded me very much of Bourdain.
Definitely. He's got that same mix of self-deprecating humour and thoughtfulness.
Facts
Stop mentioning Bourdain please
"It's not endangered, it's legal, and it's here" best argument in favor of something ever
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I don’t say this lightly; but damn thank you Sonny for filling the hole in my heart from Bourdain’s passing. Although you have such different personalities, you definitely share his most memorable traits; just being an all around great person and such a great story teller ❤️
This made me tear up because I loved watching “Parts unknown.” It was one of my favorite pastime and watching Anthony in his element use to make me so happy. When he passed it, I couldn’t even watch his re-runs cause the thought of him not making anymore episodes was gut wrenching. For a long time I was trying to figure out why I gravitated to Sonny so much and I just realized it was because of how much I loved & admired Anthony for diving into these different worlds 🤍🕊
@@mel9823 ugh I couldn’t agree more. I actually just watched the Parts Unknown episode called “Bourdain’s Impact” which came out a few months after he passed while he was still filming that. It’s a mash up of highlights from all the seasons, and interviews with people he made connections with. I cried like a lil baby the entire time 😢❤️
@@Brobi-Wan yeah I can’t watch that. His death still affects me. Maybe one day I’ll have the courage to watch it.
A genuine content channel.
Great person.
Great show.
May God always be with you my friend 😇
Gotta love how it says "No Photo" everywhere and they just record and everyones cool with it :D Love it :D
It didn't say no recording that's why everyone's cool with it
maybe they just banning photo bcs the flash idk
Possibly he asked permission, explaining the channel.
"If i was in Asia, that would give me some kind of super power."
I was dying!! 😄🤣
😂
I know what he did there. Hahahaha
Truly I about spit my drink out.
extra strength, as well as male fertility
What happens you born animals eat you imagine
I loved how you summarized everything. You were reluctant at first, but then you did you want to disrespect the culture. That really shows how involved you get when you meet people. Food is a religion and people have judged me on how I eat or what I eat ( Since I am from the south of India). You show has shown me how to be brave. Thanks for that.
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Shopkeeper: NO PHOTOES ALLOWED !!
Sunny: BUT THIS IS A VIDEO!
Shopkeeper: OH! OK
I'm a teacher and had a somewhat difficult conversation with a student who said he wont eat chinese food because he thinks they will serve him dogs/cats/rats etc. I explained to him that in the united states thats not going to happen but yes some cultures do eat those things. While I love dogs and cats, and wouldnt go out of my way to eat one, I have harvested (killed and butchered) deer, lamb, rabbit and various foul. I've eaten squirrel and that's pretty much a rat that lives in a tree lol. I think it is totally hypocritical to eat beef or pork (cows and pigs) and then condemn another community or culture for eating another animal. thanks sunny for what you do! I love eating new foods and your an inspiration.
That kid is ignorant, and obviously has a racist up bringing.
There are millions of Chinese out there that have NEVER eaten Dogs / Cats / Rats. Dog meat is only popular in 1 small village in China and millions of Chinese are called Dog meat eaters because of them. I'm Chinese and i grow up eating Beef, Chicken and Pork!
@@killanige I'd say ignorance. I called his mom and she said she doesn't know where he got that from they don't tolerate racism in their home. More than likely it was from socal media. The kid is 13, very suseptable to nonsense from the internet
@@geekroute no doubt. I explained this to him, but also tried not to demonize anyone who does eat those things. I've eaten coyote and bobcat. They had been killed for their pelts and why waste the meat? I personally don't care what you eat as long as it's not endangered or illegal. And its kept and butchered as humanly as possible.
Great teacher right here 👆
Really appreciate that message at the end there. I agree that most people that would get upset with exotic foods are meat eaters and I think it really is up to the person in the end to explore his/her culinary curiosity on his/her own as long as its legalised and slaughtered humanely. Big ups to you Sonny!
@@SelfCompassion123 sedating and slaughtering or a quick death is definitely better than being bludgeoned to death, i would say
@@flankuschuba I'm all with you on this one. I'm just wondering about the word humanely. I don't know if there's a humane way to kill a living being that doesn't want to die
@@SelfCompassion123 what about animals killing humans and technically humans are also animals
What about animals licking their butts and eating their offsprings? We brutally kill 75 billion land animals per year, in fully automated processes, this has nothing to do with a "foodchain" or something like this, these animals are nothing more than batteries from the moment they're bred into existence. The whole american rainforest will be destroyed in a few decades and the greenhouse gas emissions from that industry are disastrous. Not to mention things like antibiotics, pesticides, hormones and so on... And in the end the only single argument for this is "It tastes good". Most people in the world wouldn't have to eat animal food for a healthy whole-food nutrition, so I just can't understand why we still do this
Don’t like it don’t eat or watch it…simple
I'm loving this Mexico's series.
Probably sonny is living the best life.... Travelling around the world experiencing different food and culture ❤❤❤ dream life
first time I can see sunny uncomfortable eating food... and a very touching monologue.. this just shows you are an amazing person!! kudos sunny!!
I wish there was a new episode every day I absolutely love watching him so much but I do understand the intense work and editing and all the stuff they put in just to do a couple keep doing what you’re doing when you guys are doing amazing
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What surprised me about this series is that prehispanic cultures and traditions are thriving.
Yep like the insects.. I can tell that there's a lot of Mayan diet foods eaten in Mexico city
@@20PINKluvr actually mayans resided in what is now central america and south mexico. mexico city has aztec roots as does the majority of mexico minus the south like yucatán and chiapas
@@pinkpilatesprincess_ The good news is, they're all prehispanic and it's great to see culinary cultures kept alive, especially given how methodical and efficient that Spain and others were at erasing the native cultures of indigenous peoples. Mayan, Aztec, Mixtec, Tarasco, Zapotec, an culture salvaged is a good thing (minus the people eating and ritualistic human sacrifice of course)
@@racerex340 makes me sad that only one ancient culture is alive now
@@pinkpilatesprincess_ northen mexico doesn’t have any Aztec culture. Northen indigenous people got wiped out by the settlers, and have more in common with the native Americans than the Aztecs culture.
Loves the co-host! Great personality + he looks like he’s genuinely passionate about food too!
This absolutely has to be one of my favourite episodes! The content is fantastic and, the editing is top quality. Keep up the amazing work!!!
yes agree
The familiarity and canon of it all that Sunny points on is precisely what makes this show amazing.
No matter what you do in any arena of life, someone will ALWAYS be upset. I appreciate your respectful way of navigating the difficult cultural differences. I love experiencing other cultures and their way of life!
This is more than cultural. Cultural is one thing… Animals going extinct is another. We need more lions in the wild not in farms.
Cultural or not. Not cool.
Great chat with the guys over the table. I appreciated that one.
Really good episode! Love what you said about meat lovers having the tendency to judge other meat eaters from other countries.
Our family love eating wild boar when I was a kid. It's so difficult to find it in California. Definitely an underrated meat. Very lean and different than normal pork.
Here in my country (Morocco) we have a lot of it in the wildness but we can't eat it because Boer/pork is prohibited in islam.however people still hunting it in the season
That’s because California don’t eat bears
There’s is wild board in California . Almost in every county.
@@robertopena8645 if you hunt for it. It's not readily available in grocery stores where I'm at.
Board is big in the south, mainly because of overpopulation it's legal to hunt year round.
I appreciate your willingness to try all foods. No matter what others might say or think.I love your show. Thank you for the great entertainment and humor. I was actually shocked that you had never tried Llama before. You really need to try it in ground form. It's absolutely delicious.
Hope to see you soon!
your sick get help
Yeah awesome guy 😌👌🏼🌹
I'd love to join an exotic food tour with Sonny and try as many different foods as he has. I've tried many bushtuckers of Australia, plants, insects and animals and several odd foods in South East Asia and enjoyed most of them. One day hopefully I'll realise my dream...I'm 73yrs young so there's still time
I love how this Peluche guy is a very cultured man, I can tell from his shirt. A gentleman with truly exquisite taste! I tip my hat to you sir.
What's the sauce from his shirt? 😂
@@mliltravieso darkstalkers, its a capcom fighting game series
My Favorite Food Review Show On TH-cam No Doubt 🙏🏼💪🏽
Right!!
For a bit I got nervous for you there, but you showed us how respectful you are with everyone's culture and beliefs. Thank you for the great video Sonny&Team! Much love from the Philippines. ❤❤
I have seen some of his episodes, but this one made me respect his attitude and way of putting his thoughts, ideas and the beliefs in such humble and approachable way, and these made me immediately subscribe to the channel after watching many previous episodes just in curiosity without subscribing to the channel, now I am proud and happily fulfilled subscribing to this channel. Awesome 👌✌
Vegetarian here & I enjoy watching Sunny's show. I obviously am not going to eat any of this but I find his show very interesting & well done. If you eat meat, you should not be complaining about him eating anything that he does. As long as it's humane & legal I'm ok with it. I'm sure these methods are far less cruel then factory farming & slaughterhouses.
Anyone who eats meat and complains about what is being shown here is clearly ignorant. As a meat eater, I understand that the food that I eat comes at a cost and I'm glad Sonny shows everything here and especially makes sure that the animals are killed as humanely as possible with as little pain as could be possible.
Yea, all lives matter. When farmers grow and harvest wheat or any other vegetables/fruits millions of insects and rodents must die. Let’s not practice specie description. ALL ANIMAL LIVES MATTER! Factory-comercial plant farming is destroying the earth. Grow your own plants you selfish vegans and don’t have them shipped in from poor countries.
P.S. kill one cow take one life and feed 100 people, eat one loaf of bread and and kill 100 animals.
@@1-hitter802 wtf do you think cows eat out of curiosity. gtfoh...
@@ethanlaw Our cows eat nothing but grass.
I’m soo happy that they’re showing our culture properly on here 🇲🇽❤️
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love how we eat an endangered lion?
@Hey Helo Yes, Mexico is the fattest in child obesity, and US in Adults. Fine, but you can eat this in MODERATION and you’ll be fine. The food is delicious, period.
@@NotWatchingTV go cry to PETA!
well,im mexican and i disguested in this period.
I've been vegetarian (NOT Vegan) my whole life but now I've started Trying new things...
And i love watching these videos and appreciating the different cuisines from different cultures... it's Literally The Best ever food reviews show ever !
Absence of meat protein is really unhealthy
@@everychannel1025 that can be filled up with insects, it has even more protein than beef.
@@sarabjotmakkar2253 so is being outside in the sun.
@@sarabjotmakkar2253 no its not, heavily processed meats are considered type 1 carcinogens, not meat in itself.
Could tell this is a good dude, very respectful.
I love food and it makes me so happy to see him try new foods all around the world, while being respectful to the people, the country and the culture. ❤️
8:27 I didn’t think I needed to see that 💀💀💀
Lol
I was born in Mexico City but moved to the US since three. My mom told me they sell lion meat in Mexico City but I thought it was a wives tale. This is crazy. Great episode.
Moral of the video "Human is the most dangerous species in the world"🔥🔥
When I was stationed on the east coast, we had wild boars right on the Navy base. One of my petty officers had one on his property harassing his dogs, so he shot it. The next day, he brought some barbecued ribs that he made from it. Delicious! I used to be a ranch hand, and one of the nearby farmers always had exotic meats that he had killed. He brought us bear, mountain lion, and javalina. The mountain lion was just as you described the lion, very chewy. The bear was much easier to eat. At my local university, the entomology department has an annual event in which various bugs are presented as food. I've eaten ants, bees, beetles, meal worms, earthworms, silkworms, scorpions, crickets, and grasshoppers. Also, in Korea, some buffet restaurants will have crickets and grasshoppers on the line. At different restaurants around town, I've had ostrich, quail, gator, frog legs, chicken feet, pig feet, rabbit, lamb, and shark. I've had jerky made of rattlesnake, kangaroo, elk, and caribou. I've eaten almost every part of a cow, pig, fish, duck, and chicken. I love what you're doing with this series, where you try to expand people's minds as to what food is available. Thank you.
Your words at the end of the episode at the table , hit HARD! 💯❤️
Sonny you should go to the indigenous territories of Canada for an episode not many people know about the unique foods and traditions and could be a really interesting episode!!
for sure theres a lot of foods here too were not just about poutine and maple syrup lol
@@sb.1035 lol hilarious lol I've never been to Canada 🇨🇦 😅 I'm from New York much love to you guys
@@sb.1035 exactly I’m from Canada as well and I have some friends in Nunavut and the traditional food and practices with food are very unique most Canadians don’t even know.
@@essteex4656 less crime here foods good too give it a try sometime
I would love to see that
My man Peluche repping Darkstalkers 🙌
Sunny you and your team are amazing people and I wanted to thank you for respecting and understanding not just the Mexican culture but all cultures. It’s always good to try things at least once lol
Brother you’re absolutely the best love how you’re open to different cultures and look at everything with a open mind and I have such respect for everything I love this episode everybody in it was so respectful and so giving. I freaking love it!!!
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Love the mexican culture and food, from the Philippines. 🇵🇭🇲🇽 ♥
I also love Philippine cutler and food! Mexico and Philippines food have so much in common!
🇲🇽 ❤️🇵🇭
Lies again? Bachelor Of Arts
My guy is invited to the carne asada
From Columbus Ohio
Y'all are Hispanic and Asian y'all our cousins Nocap
I used to be quite picky when it came to cuts of meat. Watching this show really opened me up to eat whatever, it simply resulted in a way more diverse dinner every night with many different flavours to explore. I do have to say it helps a lot to have a friendly village butcher who's willing to arrange whatever unpopular cut you want though hahahaha. When travelling nothing is off limits, it's all thanks to this channel. It's good to use all parts of an animal, it boggles my mind the amount of flavour there is in cuts that otherwise would be discarded... Travelling also became a bunch more interesting, ngl this channel had quite an impact on my life
I love that Sonny is always down, even it's it "gross" he's always respectful, definitely the best food review show EVER!! 👌
oh my god
Mark Wein's show is, this show is more like Fear Factor
That Sonny monologue emphasizes that he’s the best food Vlogger ever. Thank you for not turning down Fernando coz I think he didn’t want to you to miss out on the experience.
Same I agree he really wanted him to try it! So glad he did!
Good job Sonny! Never seen anyone show such diverse foods of Mexico before 👌🏻👌🏻🇲🇽
It’s amazing the guy offered Sonny his most expensive meat ”LiON” on the table .. this shows they really appreciate people around the world and how respectful they are.
And like ALWYS Truly amazing Sonny again Hatts off!!
Great video! I totally agree with you about people needing to question their thought process on 'acceptable' foods. I am always amazed at how people can be fine eating certain types of meats, but then get offended at people eating other meats that they deem to be unusual. Living in Asia the past 10 years (Cambodia) has really opened my eyes up to the hypocrisy of this.
Lion: I am the apex predator!
Human: Are you sure about that? 😋
Your speech was surprisingly very philosophical and you put into words something not easily explained. Thank you.
I just discovered this show and couldn't figure out why I liked the host so much and felt some strange connection until I realized we are almost the same age. You're awesome man. Keep being awesome.
Sonny is like the reincarnation of Anthony Bourdain in this episode 👏👏Well done, food is like an expression of different cultures and an unspoken language that can be understood by everyone
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Yes he is!
This landscape and the people are just so beautiful and charming. Fantastic documentary as always. I will say, as a hairstylist, I love and use boar hair bristle brushes daily. They are fantastic for drying, shaping, and creating shine in hair.
Hello 👋 Tamra. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I’m Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado. Where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
Loved this. Shows the genuine respect he has on food and different cultures and also the care he took in saying that the discussion on lion should not overshadow for what they actually came for.
عزيزي
للمرة الأولى و بعد مشاهدة عشرات قصص المأكولات "المقبولة وغير المقبولة " اجد نفسي مجبراً لتوجيه تحية من قلبي لكل ما تنتجه من قصص ورحلات..
Keep your effort showing us the best of the best which you are always Does
Mahmoud from KSA
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Honestly this is one of my favorite episodes. The fact that you were open to try the lion and expose more of our culture I freaking love it.
Eating lion isn't your culture
Bro, if this aint our culture, this shi nasty asf
Dude....I felt your pain and I admire the shit out of you for simply pushing those boundaries and staying true to your mission. I felt I had a speech, but this is simpler. Many wouldn't do what you did for a hundred different reasons. 🤙 Happy Holidays BEFRS Fam!
Sonny, I admire your courage and willingness to try things. You inspire me. I recently took my mom to a first experience hotpot, and vowed to try everything in that pot. And I did, including the octopus and its brain. Course, my mom raised me to always try something at least once before I declare I won't eat it. Still, you're videos are the best way I can experience food outside the country as I'm to poor to go anywhere myself. So thank you.
We all are too poor
"Your"
"You're" means "you are"
@@AKASHECHOPHY as always, for people like you, I leave it as is.I'm sure your the understanding type. =D
I never thought i'd see some one eat lion, did not expect that to be an accessable meat any where outside the most remote parts of Africa. The show is still excellent even after all this time and Meixco looked stunning.
It is so genuine to eat what mother nature provides. ❤️❤️❤️
By far one of my favorite episodes Sonny! Your energy towards different foods is unparalleled! Love to show
I’ve been vegan for 7 years and I’ve been watching your content for 2! I love your content and if anything, you’ve made me reconsider my vegan diet haha. Keep up the good work!
There is noooo way in hell you are vegan
@@screamingbanana4391 What makes you say so? if @Kenny says he is you should take it as if it's true, there's no need to judge anyone, as he said in his comment that he's questioning his believe in Veganism.
@@screamingbanana4391 There is noooo way in hell you can read peoples minds
@@poochie81 Haha this response is perfect!
so was nicokado avocado..
This show is amazing.It does make you question what your version of “okay” is.Because I’m finding that most other places outside of the US have similar views on not being wasteful with their food and being very unique in how they prepare their food.I find the back stories and history and cultures to be the most interesting.The food is really just a small introduction to a much bigger picture and I love that.Some are very hard to understand but sonny always is respectful of the people’s hospitality and time.All the way down to helping prepare the food and actually trying it with an open mind.He gives his honest opinion without being rude when there is something a little more questionable.And he explains to them how different and new these experiences are to him and the rest of us.Kind of obsessed with this show now!Slightly makes me wanna go try something completely out of my comfort zone lol Just might like it🤷🏻♀️❤️❤️☮️
I'm in love with this episode just because of the words that came out from Sonny's mouth. I'm no wild boar, lion, grasshopper eater but this is definitely fun to watch! Much love from Malaysia! :)
Mexico is one of the coolest countries I would ever want to visit only for its chill people like Brazil (South America) and Phillipines (Asia). Love from India 🇮🇳🇲🇽🇧🇷🇵🇭
If you ever visit mexico give me a call i can take you out for fiestaaaaa!!!
@@Alejandrosanchezk sure brother 😊
Brazil is overwhelmingly full of not chill people, my friend. Are you going to find nice hardworking people? I never said you won't, but the percentage of people looking to mug you are comically high relative to other south American countries.
Mexico is dangerous but it has safe spots. Id say if you dont have a trusted escort, stay in the resorts or look up what parts of the city are safe.
Lol « chill »
Sonny ever thought about being a motivational speaker?
I mean that speech at the end, one word, WOW.
Peluche preparing his most expensive meat for a visitor is just cute
Que emoción el ver al Peluche torres, haciendo colaboración con Sonny. Gracias gracias gracias por estar en nuestro bello MEXICO 🇲🇽 eres bienvenido cuando quieras.
Love the honesty talk towards the end. This is what makes this channel awesome.
You’re an inspiration brother! Much love from South Africa 🇿🇦
No not when he is promoting the eating of Lion as a South African you should question where that comes from. Trophy hunting illegal animal trade. Im a nature guide from South Africa Pilanesberg and im all for bush meat but not predator meat.
@@Ravishrex1 if that lion was hunted legally would you be happy for the whole animal to be utilised and that includes the consuming of meat ? However I am aware you south Africans are a favourite for canned hunting due to private land ownership.compered to other southern African countries were it is all state owned hunting areas and concessions leased out.