My mum cooked Jollof rice and jerk chicken for me and my brother and sister last night it was amazing Disclaimer:I know jerk is Jamaican although as my mum grew up my grandma used to cook it for her so she makes me plantain,jerk,jollof and then sometimes she buys me chin chin
"Not as good as my friend's mum" Mums around the world just glowed inside for that mum ❤️ what a compliment heehee nothing better than our kids and their friends loving our food 🤭
I don’t want to be racist but the fact that he is white brings a whole nother level of respect in it it’s rare to see a white man eat the food we have in Nigeria 🇳🇬 I was so shocked
Igbo is one of the ethnic group still have 250. Group's in Nigeria, so Nigeria people are largest black in the world 🌍🌍🌍. . Nigeria is Nigerian no need for classification
Really appreciate the fact that he consciously tried to pronounce the names of the food right and boy! Those meals are top tier amazing meals from Nigeria indeed. Appreciate this a lot, thank youuu
Oh god. Please stop with this fakery. He's had tremendous Nigerian exposure. OF COURSE he can pronounce it right? Y'all just waiting to criminalize someone if they don't know something.
@@eunicebillions oh grow up sweet heart. You know why you said what you said. You literally sugar coated words without even putting any effort to actually understand what he was saying. He pronounced the words right. As he should because he has ample Nigerian exposure. He's not a fandom white boy from Cali pretending to know about Nigerian food. I hope you understand.
@@teenacharm you’re just trying to make a pointless ‘point’. I stumbled on this post and made an appreciative comment, I don’t know or follow this couple so don’t assume everyone is out to attack anyone and stop trying to create an issue. If they found my comment ‘fake’, they would have replied so please stop whatever you’re aiming to achieve.
@TrickZzZ you do realize "the cookout" is used as a comparison to black spaces? Not every white person who can mime a rap song, dance on rhythm or likes ethnic black foods are invited to black spaces.
In my middle school once a year we did a thing called "Taste of Nations" its kinda self explanatory but basically everyone would make a meal from different countries around the world and share their cultural differences. One year I convinced my friend to make Jolof rice and both him and I think it was one of the best things we've eaten
My high school did the same towards the end of the school year we called it “international week” we started it off with a parade of different countries with students dressed in their native culture attire and ending the week with a lunch in of different foods such as Indian, African, Italian, Mexican, Jamaican, Asian, etc.
I remember doing that in elementary school too, it was awesome! Works better in a country where almost everyone is descended from immigrants (like mine, which is Canada). But I did go to school with a few First Nations kids (Oneida and Cree) and it was so cool to taste traditional Canadian food, like the stuff they were eating here 800 years ago! We had fry bread, a stew a mom made using the "three sisters" (corn, squash and beans), and then this fish dish that I don't know the name of- all delicious! One kid had parents from Lebanon, and his mom brought stuffed grape leaves that I still think about to this day. I'm Mennonite, so my mom made roll kuchen (basically strips of fried dough) with watermelon and watermelon syrup 😋
I love Indian food, it's my favorite but I can't eat with my hands it freaks me out. But I will continue to tell everyone how delicious and amazing the food is
I come from a country where the norm for eating food is using hands, but sometimes the food stains, or the smell stay on for too long so I prefer cutleries.
Bro this made me smile so much. As a Nigerian living in Ireland, I love the fact that nowadays Irish people don't mind trying different cultures. Like my brother brings Nigerian food to his Irish friend all the time. Pounded yam is so good too, especially with egusi soup, chef's kiss. Lots of love to yous as well ❤
It doesn’t have anything to do with race, it would be the same as someone white in America adopting food/ culture as someone white in Russia. It’s about culture not race.
This is actually really cool 😎, I’m a Nigerian and I was really surprised that he was soo cultured about how to eat his food and what I loved most was their reactions 👌🏿☺️🙏🏿
@@703eman My sister told me that also she has a Ghanaian friend. My sister makes Waakye sometimes when I up. He also taught her to put foil over the rice when it’s cooking, and omg it makes such a difference to the rice
You can tell that this is instilled since childhood, this really was his childhood.. the way he handled this food 🙌🏽 &’ Yessah that rice is contagious 🖤🥴
OMG im so happy someone is trying Nigerian food, alot of people dont so i would really recommend suya its good and spicy! Edit💗: thx for 11 like i thought i would get like 2 likes and one comment 😁
@🦋Ms simp☁️ I get u everytime my parents would go to a party my brother would ask for suya and when I went to Africa on holidays we ate suya everyday like it was our religion or something
Girl tryna use a fork 😂 lol that was funny. Am Caribbean - Trinidadian 🇹🇹 and we use our hand also 😁. I love how u guys love to try different foods that is awesome 😌. Looks really yummy ! 🤤 Glad u enjoyed it.
@@rebekahmokool4759 the one thing I envy about trinis😔 I’m Jamaican and eating with your hands is looked down upon and you’re called a glutton and stuff. I wanna go to Trinidad one day just for the food.
Bro I have fallen in love with you(jokingly), once you say you love Nigerian food, I love you imidiately I used to think that no one understood the taste for Nigerian food, except us Nigerian you go bro, love your girlfriend too 😊❤️
@@peaches10.09 oh my gosh I can't believe I'm explaining my self but anyways here we go......so if you didn't know I am cuban and Hondurian and in Hispanic countries the government gives you mostly flour so the most traditional food is bread and ✨tortillas✨ and we usually don't have many pots and pans or dishes back there in our home countries so we would use bread or ✨tortillas✨ to eat out aros con frijoles.....and yes I am aware that she is Puerto Rican.
@@RichieD_21 she actually clarify the side note with the reason, saying she is Latina as meaning "i know by first hand" - Even she didnt do stereotype she did end up on a generalización.
My man Lewis EXTRA cultured. Love to see people enjoying delicacies & traditions, & things” like, etc. I’m mixed, Asian & Black, so it was super interesting growing up. But I literally have a pallet for foreign foods, I love to try new things, ESP good eats!
"it's not as good as my friend's mom" 😭👌 Moms always cook the best food
He said mom, not mom's so.. it insinuates something else besides the cooking 😬
@@shadowblack1441 don't overthink
@@shadowblack1441 what’s wrong with u bruh
@@lashondamiller2982 nothing. . I'm right. Whether or not kids can understand simple grammar
@@shadowblack1441 you're so weird and for what
“girl- wastin that jollof” 😭
Lol frrr He really said gIrL............💅💅
LMFAOOO
😂😂😂
Who wastes jollof I would have about 5 rounds till I'm full it's to good
@@Aaliyah.Reylene a lil fruity
Not me being so happy because they tried Nigerian food because I'm Nigerian
ME TOO
YESSS this video made me so happy. I'm glad other people are coming to try our food and like it too in the process 😍
Like I’m all smiles rn😅 “pounded jam”😂😂😂 it’s pounded Yam bro😎 we’re glad you love our food🥰
Same I was so surprised
SAME 🇳🇬🇳🇬
Damn, he tearin' it up😭💘
So cool to see people open to other cultures 😊
The way he said “oh lord Jesus”….. I knew that Nigerian influence was real
Pounded yam is accurate for how it's made, but I know it as Foo Foo.
Prayers, strength and remember to Love Yourself!🙏💪💜
I am dying to try Nigerian food especially egusi with pounded yam😍😍😍 Any Nigerian in DELHI, India please invite me 😀
Nahh as a Nigerian this makes me so happy
as a Nigerian this was so wholesome omg and the “girl wasting that Jollof” got me
That jollof rice is my favorite meal too ,,glad you love our naija jellof
Here's my favorite.
And this is my favorite
No this is my literal favortie lolz
My mum cooked Jollof rice and jerk chicken for me and my brother and sister last night it was amazing
Disclaimer:I know jerk is Jamaican although as my mum grew up my grandma used to cook it for her so she makes me plantain,jerk,jollof and then sometimes she buys me chin chin
the way when dhe dropped some he said uhm girl-
This reminds me of the first time I had good biryani. Took a while cause new spice flavor, but each bite tasted better and better!
The way the called jollof rice like a Nigerian 😊
U guys are going to have Nigeria subscribers 🤣❤️
"Wah-" when she rated it😂
The way I want Jollof rice even though I never had it😭😭😭. I need to find a Nigerian place near me😭😭😭
Girl you can't be dropping his African food 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣
Who are his Nigerian friends? Cuz they taught him well👌🏽
I wish I could give you a million likes and thanks ❤❤
my heart stopped when i saw that fork
welcome to the african cookout my nigga
Jollof is the BEST!!!!
He said “not good as my friends mom”lol
Maybe it is
Friends don't taste friends' moms.
You know what he meant lmao y'all nasty
@@DarthFurie it’s joke stop being so sensitive bruh 🤦🏽♂️😂
That got me.
You know he knows coz mums is always better
The way he said “ girl” with that little side eye I can tell for sure he ain’t capping 😂😂
Lol, right! I knew from that comment, and it's not as good as his friends mom that he is a real one.
Well, at least not "capping" about the food‼️😜
Lol I said the same thing. He was shaming her like a true nigerian
The way he said "👀 giirl" when she dropped the food. I felt that. The ancestors felt that.
😅 our food is precious
😩🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭
Gay but nothing wrong with that
@@damien1781not everything is 🏳️🌈 pipe down
@@damien1781if it wasn’t something wrong to begin with you wouldn’t mention it genius
"Girls tryna use a fork" you are my new favorite sir
How did nobody reply to this?
Fr
Ikr
Same
I swear 😅😅
When he said "oh jesus lord" i cant- 😂😂
He's Irish thays the way they talk lol
Perioddddd
You felt that shit though 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
My man had a flashback 😂
That’s the way we talk. I’m from the country here in the states.
“Wasting that joloff” lmaooo
Said gurl making a mess with that good food what is you doing 🤔
He got the hand movement with the soup and even got the pronunciation right
As a Nigerian I am proud of you
Teach your woman how we do it
"Not as good as my friend's mum"
Mums around the world just glowed inside for that mum ❤️ what a compliment heehee nothing better than our kids and their friends loving our food 🤭
The look he gave her when she said 4😭
Divorce coming soon
@@wowthatsinteresting8951 that’s his fiancé they are not married yet
@Will C. he about get on her ass after the camera is off🤣🤣
@@jakeali206 thats why the said “coming soon” 😐
@@jakeali206 they*
No wayyyyy I’m Nigeria and it was so awesome to see Lewis be interested in the food he tried 😋
Yessir I’m Nigerian too 🇳🇬🇳🇬
Me tooo
Sameee
Me too I'm Nigerian🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
@@0ntop_. me too. When my classmates asked what I was and I said that they thought I was kiddin.
Fam, he’s Nigerian… that’s it 😂
I don’t want to be racist but the fact that he is white brings a whole nother level of respect in it it’s rare to see a white man eat the food we have in Nigeria 🇳🇬 I was so shocked
@@IDK-ip3gg It’s not racist at all sweetie
When he said, “Oh, Jesus Lord” I knew 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@IDK-ip3gg thats not racist, its true I was thinking the same thing, mans was throwing down 💀💀💀
@Kirsten A I personally don’t praise and I just like how respectful he was that’s all
omg as a Nigerian Igbo, I love when people share cultures without being disrespectful, lots of love 🥰
And igbo and shayo
yesss
Yas I'm also Nigeria ,igbo
Igbo is one of the ethnic group still have 250. Group's in Nigeria, so Nigeria people are largest black in the world 🌍🌍🌍. . Nigeria is Nigerian no need for classification
@@sambered6361 thats so meann,you know what that means?
"my fiance trying my favorites nigerian food" *proceed to eat everything alone*
The comment I've been looking for😂😂😂😂
Bro literally ate the food all by himself
He brought his favorites so it’s on the girl to either eat or not
African meals are” you to keep up or lose food “
“I would go feral”
Has me dying😂
SAME!!! 😂 For a second there I thought I was the only one who literally DIED when he said that LOL! 😭😭😭 hahah I am 1000% stealing it! 🙈
Really appreciate the fact that he consciously tried to pronounce the names of the food right and boy! Those meals are top tier amazing meals from Nigeria indeed. Appreciate this a lot, thank youuu
I mean he did it was childhood
Oh god. Please stop with this fakery. He's had tremendous Nigerian exposure. OF COURSE he can pronounce it right? Y'all just waiting to criminalize someone if they don't know something.
@@teenacharm be quiet really. Nobody is ‘criminalizing’ him but appreciating him! Find another way to trend
@@eunicebillions oh grow up sweet heart. You know why you said what you said. You literally sugar coated words without even putting any effort to actually understand what he was saying. He pronounced the words right. As he should because he has ample Nigerian exposure. He's not a fandom white boy from Cali pretending to know about Nigerian food. I hope you understand.
@@teenacharm you’re just trying to make a pointless ‘point’. I stumbled on this post and made an appreciative comment, I don’t know or follow this couple so don’t assume everyone is out to attack anyone and stop trying to create an issue. If they found my comment ‘fake’, they would have replied so please stop whatever you’re aiming to achieve.
Oh this boy was well raised. Welcome back to the cookout
AGREED
Bro he hosting the cookout wdym
Frrrrr
Nah, he can get a to go plate.
@TrickZzZ you do realize "the cookout" is used as a comparison to black spaces? Not every white person who can mime a rap song, dance on rhythm or likes ethnic black foods are invited to black spaces.
On behalf of every Nigerian, we welcome you to Nigeria and rename you Lewis Chukwuemeka Oluwatobi ❤️🥰
😂😂😂
Bro gave a igbo and youruba name😂💯❤️
😂😂😂😂..yes o
😂😂
😂😂😂😂 You removed mohamed... Sorry i meant kabiru😂😂😂
His mannerisms. You can just tell he been around black folks a lot 😂😂😂
I was thinking the same thing. Lol, even his phrasing was like us.
@@xxarianahiltonxx5116it was the Jesus lord 😂
@@xxarianahiltonxx5116 girl's tryna use a fork, man is definitely for the culture😂😂
@@itsathi6055that’s how they talk in Ireland too
Nah his Whole Mannerisms are pure and utter Irish lol
In my middle school once a year we did a thing called "Taste of Nations" its kinda self explanatory but basically everyone would make a meal from different countries around the world and share their cultural differences. One year I convinced my friend to make Jolof rice and both him and I think it was one of the best things we've eaten
I did the too! But instead of countrys it's states bc in my country the food are totally different from eachother 🫶🏼
We did this too, but it was called “International Food Day”
My high school did the same towards the end of the school year we called it “international week” we started it off with a parade of different countries with students dressed in their native culture attire and ending the week with a lunch in of different foods such as Indian, African, Italian, Mexican, Jamaican, Asian, etc.
It’s nice to know other schools do this
I remember doing that in elementary school too, it was awesome! Works better in a country where almost everyone is descended from immigrants (like mine, which is Canada).
But I did go to school with a few First Nations kids (Oneida and Cree) and it was so cool to taste traditional Canadian food, like the stuff they were eating here 800 years ago! We had fry bread, a stew a mom made using the "three sisters" (corn, squash and beans), and then this fish dish that I don't know the name of- all delicious! One kid had parents from Lebanon, and his mom brought stuffed grape leaves that I still think about to this day. I'm Mennonite, so my mom made roll kuchen (basically strips of fried dough) with watermelon and watermelon syrup 😋
Hit the “oh Jesus lord” I knew tht boy wasn’t lying after tht he was w them Nigerian friends cutting up a plate! 😂
Lmaaoooooo
“It’s not as good as my friend’s moms” ok well that would make that woman’s day💕
RIGHTTT
He said “you’re wasting that Jollof” 😂! Ain’t that right?!
It’s the palpable love for me!
The side eye he gave when she rated it a “4” out of “10”! 🤣
Im Nigerian and growing up, I ate these foods all the time, thank you for appreciating my native foods and culture. You're the best ❤
"Gurl's tryna use a fork" every indian when they see bloggers use cutlery for eating indian food
Edit: holy smokes thanks for all the likes
I love Indian food, it's my favorite but I can't eat with my hands it freaks me out. But I will continue to tell everyone how delicious and amazing the food is
@@DarthFurie as long as your enjoying the food that’s all that really matters!
@@DarthFurie lol, I guess its fine. I appreciate though 💜💜
I come from a country where the norm for eating food is using hands, but sometimes the food stains, or the smell stay on for too long so I prefer cutleries.
I can't eat with my hand with anything. Considering the fact my father in Nigerian it's kinda odd but it freaks me out having food on my hands
Bro this made me smile so much. As a Nigerian living in Ireland, I love the fact that nowadays Irish people don't mind trying different cultures. Like my brother brings Nigerian food to his Irish friend all the time. Pounded yam is so good too, especially with egusi soup, chef's kiss. Lots of love to yous as well ❤
Yes
I live in Ireland and many households in my area have a night where you try many different foods from many different cultures (^^)
@@nobody-rj6ki ok
?
Nvm
Jj
My neighbours are Nigerian and I visit for dinner about once a week and what I love about their food is the how spicy it is. It’s DeLiCiOus 😋
He regretted sharing this with her. I hate it when that happens.
"Oo Jesus, Lord" He said it like a Nigerian!
He grew up in a Naija household no doubt 😂😂
I love when cultures are genuinely adopted by other races. It’s almost like living wherever you want in the world without actually traveling there 😅
It doesn’t have anything to do with race, it would be the same as someone white in America adopting food/ culture as someone white in Russia. It’s about culture not race.
@@sivanrottelman7224 that’s what I said, the first line in my statement literally says “I love when CULTURES are ADOPTED”
I remember a video where he was like "God is good o "😂in a Nigerian accent ,I knew this guy has been around Nigerian people....
Nigerian by the way
😂
When your hyped to turn someone onto something but it doesn’t hit them the way it hits you. 😡🥺
This is actually really cool 😎, I’m a Nigerian and I was really surprised that he was soo cultured about how to eat his food and what I loved most was their reactions 👌🏿☺️🙏🏿
There are loads of Nigerians in Ireland
The way he said "joolloof rice" 😂😂
That's how you know he ain't lying.. That shit bussin
Omg I’m so glad Lewis grew up eating Nigerian food
I’m Nigerian🇳🇬☺️
Same
I am Irish like lewis my mummy's best friend is Nigerian, now everyone in my family knows how to make Nigerian stew lol
@@siofra3819 that’s very cool I’m Ghanaian not Nigerian and out foods can be similar
@@703eman My sister told me that also she has a Ghanaian friend. My sister makes Waakye sometimes when I up. He also taught her to put foil over the rice when it’s cooking, and omg it makes such a difference to the rice
@Emmanuel Owusu he’ll nah Ghanaian jollof is terrible
Show her the way my brudda.. haha “not as good as me mates mams” it never is my friend 😂 your mates mam will respect that
I nearly choked on air when he said "it's not as good as my friends Mam." What has inappropriate behavior done to my mind...💀
"Uh girl" 💀 lmfao
"It's not as good as my friend's mom" 💀
Bruh he meant the rice 🍚
@@Memphis995 yeah ik but I'm that typa person
@@clairecarter7132 ok 😂
No one makes better jollof rice than mom's❤️🔥
@@clairecarter7132 a 12 y/o?
You know the foods good when he doesn't even notice that he got it all over his mouth.... 😂❤️
You can tell that this is instilled since childhood, this really was his childhood.. the way he handled this food 🙌🏽 &’ Yessah that rice is contagious 🖤🥴
I’m telling you I CLAPPED when he used his hands for fufu 😭🙏🫶🏾✨
The way Lewis said “ girl “ at the end 💀💀💀
I knew there was something I liked about you Louis and now I know what it is. Welcome to the culture we appreciate that you love our food. 🥰
I genuinely want to try your food but I cant find any in new york hahahaha
OMG im so happy someone is trying Nigerian food, alot of people dont so i would really recommend suya its good and spicy!
Edit💗: thx for 11 like i thought i would get like 2 likes and one comment 😁
My brother goes crazy for suya it's just so good
@@magdaleneforsack4241 SAME when my mom makes it, i take alot and she has to keep it somewhere so i don't find it i take ALOT of it😅🤣
@🦋Ms simp☁️ I get u everytime my parents would go to a party my brother would ask for suya and when I went to Africa on holidays we ate suya everyday like it was our religion or something
Love seeing others enjoying African foods
Girl tryna use a fork 😂 lol that was funny. Am Caribbean - Trinidadian 🇹🇹 and we use our hand also 😁. I love how u guys love to try different foods that is awesome 😌. Looks really yummy ! 🤤 Glad u enjoyed it.
Girl same here! Why use a fork when you could use roti?
@@rebekahmokool4759 the one thing I envy about trinis😔 I’m Jamaican and eating with your hands is looked down upon and you’re called a glutton and stuff. I wanna go to Trinidad one day just for the food.
@@homedepot. I’m sorry about that! You should totally go to Trinidad if you ever get the chance.
Rare to see fellow 🇹🇹😂 have me feeling for roti now
Exactly! We grew up eating with hands.
❤️🇹🇹❤️
🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 i’m nigerian and it felt soo good watching this video
Frrrrr 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Same!🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
🇳🇬
“I have to rate it a 4 cause it’s spicy”
Dawg…
…. She’s Latino too so broooo
It's almost as if some people can't handle spice...
I'm not a spice fan either. So if something is very spicy, it'll ruin the food for me too.
@@starvinghub but the thing is egusi ain't even spicy ☠️☠️
@@Ava-pg9vh She’s Puerto Rican tho so…
I am Congolese and we eat puffs puffs too it is BUSSIN🤤
I’m an African and I agree all of the foods he got was amazing and still is and tell her the egusi soup isnt always spicy.
I respect him even more after this, we respect a cultured man 💯
My Nigerian 🇳🇬 brother 🙌 your wife been missing out on Nigerian swallow with beef and goat meat
Y’all don’t know how rare this is to see, idk what to say tbh. Props to him tho, YALL are missing out
Me over here being Nigerian: I’m so happy that they like the food Nigerian food is the best
Bro I have fallen in love with you(jokingly), once you say you love Nigerian food, I love you imidiately I used to think that no one understood the taste for Nigerian food, except us Nigerian you go bro, love your girlfriend too 😊❤️
✨oh JeZuS LorD✨ being an Hispanic I was expecting for her to eat Iike us Hispanic eat stuff with tortillas instead of forks and spoons 🤣
LAMO FR my dads from guatemala and he puts everything on a tortilla 💀💀 once he put my mom’s spaghetti on it 😂
She is from Puerto Rico, you don’t find a lot of dishes with a tortilla there.
@@peaches10.09 oh my gosh I can't believe I'm explaining my self but anyways here we go......so if you didn't know I am cuban and Hondurian and in Hispanic countries the government gives you mostly flour so the most traditional food is bread and ✨tortillas✨ and we usually don't have many pots and pans or dishes back there in our home countries so we would use bread or ✨tortillas✨ to eat out aros con frijoles.....and yes I am aware that she is Puerto Rican.
@@cleetus_ RIGHT they could literally eat just tortillas 24/7
@@gabrielanavarrete8780 theyre amazing tho 💪
Her: dropping 2 grains of rice
Him: girl wasting that jollof 😂😂
My man appreciate the food so much he doesn't want any of it to waste
I love love this boy- Thankyou for loving and accepting our beautiful African food
Im Nigerian and Lewis representing are food like that make me happy. Good job on the pronunciation
She had the AUDACITY to label the egusi a 4?! A 4?!
Likeeeeee
wow I didn't know people had different opinions? fukin wild.
“Too spicy for me”
Girl- your a Latina HOW IS THAT TOO SPICY!!!!
(Side-note: I am not stereo typing, I am a Latina myself!)
Where you from? As an Argentinian (Even if i love spicy) i have like low tolerance for it sadly
@@Razvratnica same, I’m Uruguayan.
@@RichieD_21 she actually clarify the side note with the reason, saying she is Latina as meaning "i know by first hand" - Even she didnt do stereotype she did end up on a generalización.
She is Puerto Rican, we don’t do spice. I can protest because I am Mexirican but I have Puerto Rican tastebuds.
Why does it actually look so good, makes me want to try it
The second one u guys ate looks very good.
It got me when he said "oh my Jesus lord, mm" lmao
I swear it's like he is Nigerian himself, the way he is talking and loving the food haha. I love Nigerian food too!
"It's not as good as my friend's mom" hmm, Lewis👀
Mam
“Nigerians friends houses” LOOL
Lewis is not messing around. Too funny! Aweomse to see someone enjoying Nigerian food as much as he is. Oh Jesus Lord! 😂
Im so happy everyone’s happy ! He’s so respectful and genuinely loves the food and it’s adorable seeing everyone happy he sharing
The way he looked at her when she said a 4. 😂😂😂
the culture in this man is unreal
You guys should start posting videos again!!! I love y’all!
Me being half-Nigerian I'm so proud that other people like our food. And now I'm hungry and have to make some pounded yam and egusi soup. 🇳🇬😊
My man Lewis EXTRA cultured. Love to see people enjoying delicacies & traditions, & things” like, etc. I’m mixed, Asian & Black, so it was super interesting growing up. But I literally have a pallet for foreign foods, I love to try new things, ESP good eats!
I’m Nigerian and I’m so happy that you love it.
The way he was like Ohhh Jesus lord
He's Irish they talk like that lol
That was cool,makes me wanna try Nigerian food! Love U guys ❤