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As someone who’d never had any exposure to African cuisine let alone Ghanian food, I loved this episode. Tatiana did a pretty good job of showing us the Culinary scene of Ghana. Instantly subbed to her channel.
I love that you show boths sides of the coins, with compassion and not agenda. That's why I love so much your videos, there is no drama and you are real Sonny. I felt scared and at the same time I loved the people there. Thanks for that. Cheers.
That was insightful...Sonny clearly has a manner that deescalates, yet you can clearly see also that if things go sideways, he is certainly not backing down and allowing someone to bully or hurt the people around him...Simply excellent and honorable behavior...
I’ve been watching Tatiana since she started with Sis Ajara and Sis Amina right after lock down and I fell in love with Sonny after my baby was born last year! I’m so happy Tatiana is getting her recognition.
I've gotten even more appreciation for Sonny after instantly stepping up for his cameraman. Same to Tatiana though, she also didn't hesitate to talk to them. AND! Was also a great cohost.
@@atopedigree1995there’s always some low life that wants to start shit with someone anywhere. Dude was probably trying to exploit the situation of seeing a white man and film crew.
Spend time in any underdeveloped port city and you will quickly realise the tools and occupation of a fisherman lend themselves very neatly to opportunities for smuggling and piracy. Dissatisfied young men supplementing their income in this way will naturally be hostile and evasive on camera.
This is the Best Ever Food Review style I fell in love with some years ago! This is raw, talented journalism, amazing editing and storytelling, and most of all, traveling around the world to tell a powerful story.. Keep up the amazing work, Sonny! 👍👍👍
Sonny, take note that the word "chop" in West Africa or specifically Ghana and Nigeria means "to eat", or "food", not "cut into small pieces" as commonly used. Hence "Chop Bar" means "Food Bar"
@@krisbrown9064 Kris you should visit Ghana sometime. I can be your local tour guide and oh I have a love catfish restaurant where everything is prepared right in front of you. You would love it
@Munakas-wq3gp one hand is used to clean after the bathroom. Even if you wash up it is still seen as rude to use the same hand you use to clean up after the bathroom to eat. Also I'm a white boy from Canada how donI know this ?
This was amazing to see. Thank you, Sonny and crew. Thanks to Tati and to the people of Ghana. This made my soul smile. Btw my 85 year old mommy loved you. ❤️
The Gadangme shito has always been a condiment in Gadangme homes. We have this with a variety of foods. From Komi, banku, gari, rice, abolo, ablongo, yor ke Gari, tatale, kelewele, tsofi, aboboi, fried plaintain, fried crab fried fish etc.
I absolutely loved this video! Tatiana I was impressed by your authenticity🥰. You're a great ambassador for Ghana. This is a great and memorable collaboration. Sonny you are the best!
I think its pretty easy to forget just how WILDLY seasoned a traveller Sonny is, because the way he de-escalated that situation at the end was an insane example. Firm but fair, confident and caring, putting himself between him and the camera man, damn that was a master class for anyone traveling abroad.
So much similarity, even in India we do not touch the food from left hand and always eat with just one hand. Tatiana you are awesome, one of the best, local food guides Sonny has ever had on the show.
I normally don’t comment on videos but Sonny your content is truly incredible, and showing different food cultures all over the world, I’ve been watching your content for about 6 years now and your videos have helped me get through a dark time in my life keeping my mind off the issues, and still to date your videos are amazing on top of you get to do this with your wife is truly amazing! Keep it up Sonny! Keep up the great work and content and your wife for being such a great support with you during this journey❤️
Great video and series. Being a first born american of a Ghanaian parent, visiting ghana was a must with my father and life changing. The energy of Amena village and visiting Amena castle was life changing. Thanks Sonny for showing the real and raw. Bet you heard obronknee alot lol.
I'm from Nigeria. The way that lady said "he can never do that" means that if he "did that", he would get a visit from some nice area boys would would absolutely put him in his place.
@@taylortownsend9733 Yes, why tourism is needed. White people are having a high status.. If some low thug hit a tourist and he is white... middle classe ghanese will find them and teach them too behave on their own cultural way.
TATIANA you are just fantastic, I follow you and your funny friend Ajara, you did very well you represented Ghana so well and thanks for being on Sonny from using his left hand to eat. KUDUS!!!!
Absolutely a fantastic video again Sonny. I've been watching your videos for a few years now. I'm stuck in a hospital right now and it's great to be able to watch you. Thank you for sharing!
As a Ghanaian i must say I am a bit embarrassed about the hostile behavior of some of the sellers and local people. Sony i promise. we are nice. people. Come back to Ghana again.
I would love to visit Ghana too. Greetings from Sweden. I feel sorry for that girl because she had to go through that moment when those guys ruined the vibe. But it's nothing...she stood on her ground. She is good girl ❤
having a tourist assaulted in your country is bad enough, him being the biggest food youtuber with 10 million subscriber would be a nightmare for any politician (not to mention 2-3 high quality camera that would have filmed the whole thing) , that guy would have gone to jail for a longs time if that happened
5:00 I'm half Fanti and half Black American. I really appreciate seeing the food and culture of my people being well represented since I haven't had too much exposure
Yeah she was the highlight of the video for me. I hope she gets to expand her business, she clearly cares about the quality of the food and about the customers.
I love how you showcase another local talented content creator, as well as the food and culture. And nice way to de-escalate the beef, with the offer of a beer. Classic🍻🙏
The original name of Elmina town is Anomansa, it was named after a stream that a hunter by the name of Kwaw Amankwa came across when he went looking for water for his people. It was renamed El Mina, which comes from the Portuguese word for 'Mine'; due to gold that was discovered in mines.
As a Ghanaian American I will never forget being bullied by classmates for eating eggs and Shito for breakfast. They called it poopfeet (sh*t-toe) sauce. Seeing this brings me so much pride. I hope some of them watch this and remember trying to embarrass me.
Much respect for eating the shito early in the morning. We appreciate you. I had to check my cravings when I was in the boarding house or else I would consume the entire container in one sitting.
The AAs, though many Yɛ yɛ Fantini, our heritage was stripped by force through the slave codes for over 300 years. So they would not have known. AAs are just now able to reconnect familial ties. The year of return was only just 4/5 years ago. Playing the dozens was a way to deal with the racial intolerance. Almost every AA kid was cut down at some point. I am sorry you were scarred as a kid by the insults. When I came to Kumasi, I was laughed at for my poor twi and lack thereof, but overall my Ghanaian brothers and sisters were very kind and welcoming. Some prodding often comes with being different. It isn’t right or friendly, but it goes with the territory.
It's really refreshing and interesting to see people who are no BS and won't take any of Sonny's antics. A good mix of content! Please keep showing the unfiltered content.
They were speaking Fante😂 they said.."what are you guys doing here"..😂😂 because hardly will you see the whites amongst them in such a busy place😊❤ no harm🇬🇭🇬🇭🤗
@JulieThomps89 Yes, we watched the same thing. I will tell you why they act that way, they won't put a hand on you but they know many whites travel to Africa, take the worse part and degrade them. Ghanaians affect camera friendly in markets, sea side or ghettos. Many think you don't come there with good intentions. Overtime, every action has consequences.
I knew you were not done with my beloved country, Ghana, but I wish you visit the northern Ghana and Volta region. You would be treated with the very best delicacies. ❤❤❤❤
At the end of the day, it is called the best ever food review SHOW for a reason... Would you rather be watching sonny with a lady guide who has one eye and missing teeth? Lol
Hello Sunny! I dont know if someone has already recommended this but it would be so nice to see you visiting Nicaragua, it is not so popular country but definitely worthy. 😊 A peaceee ✌🏼😁✌🏼🇳🇮
You see how you can’t just record anyone in another country but in America they shove cameras in your face. Interesting to see how the laws and customs are different once u leave usa Respectably we should all respect each others boundaries. And this was a good documentary
I think the main reason many of these individuals were hostile about being filmed is that some of the fish sold at the market may be endangered species, and publicizing this could impact their business. Additionally, most markets in Ghana have a leader or authority figure, so it would be best to reach out to them for permission before filming.
Bycatch enjoinders are largely unenforceable in a sprawling, chaotic third world market like the one seen here. Something you will realise very quickly in an African port town is that the tools and occupation of a fisherman lend themselves quite neatly to opportunities for smuggling and piracy-thus the hostility and evasiveness, particularly of dissatisfied young men.
Lol Sonny didn’t have to fight Tati was going to handle it . But another experience to go down as being a content creator . It’s unfortunate that happened. But nothing like a little controversy to show real experiences which you are all about! Good On Ya . And I love this Ghanaian series! Lol they came back because they knew you tried the jollof in Nigeria lol
Wow Tatiana was a great host I learned so much listening to her wisdom explaining all the traditions especially the food. If I ever go there I would love to meet her.
considering it, and 99% of the food there is derived from portuguese euopeans, their imports and tastes, i'd say you're a bit late to the party. the europeans had access to all of the ingredients, spices, peppers, tomatoes, styles of cooking(smoking fish), using dried and cured shrimp and fish to add as an ingredient(first garum thousands of years ago), now mostly anchovy paste, and the combinations they prefer of the imports. the portuguese spread their particular tastes to the places they went, which is why you may find similar foods in the philipines, africa and south america, when it comes to preparation and flavors used; such as "adobo". the spanish, close to the portuguese, like their paella(like jollof), the italians like their tomato sauces and pasta(from ancient greece), but the further north you go into europe the climate changes and so does the variety of produce you can cultivate durring the growing season. the further north you go, the more smoked fish, cheeses and root vegetables you'll see due to the harsher and longer winters. further south toward the mediterranean, you see fresher summer ingredients; like fresh herbs, olives, tomatoes, grapes and such. however, the europeans were the first to have access to the widest variety of food "ingredients", and more or less settled on their cuisine by what determines their agricultural seasons. this is why they still import tons of fruits and nuts(among other things) rather than grow them; they cant. the climate doesnt allow for it.
6:00 In Akan, the left hand is regarded as very dirty as you use it to wipe after toilet. It is therefore an insult to shake, greet or do anything with the left hand unless it is extremely necessary where you need to apologize to the other person before you use your left hand.
@@ephraimlionI guess you didn't answer my question. If it's a matter of hygiene why bother eating with only the right if the food is already contaminated?
Hey, good for you brother for stepping in, standing up for your people. Shows your character. Most people would have run away, yiu got right up in there, good for you.
The "shito" lady is so in love with you Sonny! The way she was looking at you and kept trying to say exactly what your guide was saying like she was upset she was talking to you.❤ You stud you!
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All the best sonny❤❤❤
@@BestEverFoodReviewShow he doesn’t reply to anything, don’t bother.
Be blessed...watching from the Philippines❤❤❤
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Aaawww Sonny this was great . I really had fun tasting all these dishes. Don’t forget to use only your right hand to eat 😅😂
Congrats oo Tati it was nice to see the collab❤
Great collaboration 🎉
You are amazing ❤️❤️
You are beautiful.
The video is so beautiful… I feel like running to Ghana right now! Well done Tatiana!@feliciaitaly
Loved how Sonny didn't hesitate to step in to protect his camera man. Much respect
Sonny is a BAD A&*!!!!
After Cario He can do it all...
The camera man is his wife
He better it’s his wife 😂
She her wife, bro/gal. You must be the first timer of his fan
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I love how sonny’s first instinct is to put himself between them and the cameraman. That’s our boy guys, that’s our boy 🥹💜
So sorry for that, most of us are not like that and I can assure you it’s not normal behavior, you’re welcome to Ghana 😊
@@AlfredKorantengAsare My dad was from Ghana (Asante). He was the kindest person in all of the world. I agree with this 100%
@@MissMentats you know 😊
He's protecting his 10k camera 😂😂😂
@@AlfredKorantengAsareBro steps in to tell him the truth. Love you ❤❤
As someone who’d never had any exposure to African cuisine let alone Ghanian food, I loved this episode. Tatiana did a pretty good job of showing us the Culinary scene of Ghana. Instantly subbed to her channel.
Spicy jollof rice with sweet fried plantain is a great dish to start with! From West Africa
@@Cindy99765 that sounds so yummy. hopefully I can try that!
I love that you show boths sides of the coins, with compassion and not agenda. That's why I love so much your videos, there is no drama and you are real Sonny. I felt scared and at the same time I loved the people there. Thanks for that. Cheers.
That was insightful...Sonny clearly has a manner that deescalates, yet you can clearly see also that if things go sideways, he is certainly not backing down and allowing someone to bully or hurt the people around him...Simply excellent and honorable behavior...
Sonny is the man. His channel didn't happen by accident...
Absolutely. 😀
He's brave. Most Ghanaians can't even stand such markets due to how aggressive people there are when they're doing business 😂
Yup. He's travelled around a lot and also been to Ghana before. He knows how to adapt to his surroundings/people around him👍🏾
Sonny pretending not to understand the aggression is a very smart move
These are the same people seeking asylum in Europe and ruining the social fabric there
right lol some times you can catch his comments on instagram under some pretty "based" stuff
@@xJDMWaRRi0Rx elaborate
It looks ruff and unsafe there
He know, but he doesnt understand they will not hit. if they hit they will get lyched by other ghaneese
Ghanaian cuisine resembles the way we prepare our food in South India. The crab curry is exactly the same way we prepare here. Lovely content.
I’ve been watching Tatiana since she started with Sis Ajara and Sis Amina right after lock down and I fell in love with Sonny after my baby was born last year! I’m so happy Tatiana is getting her recognition.
I've gotten even more appreciation for Sonny after instantly stepping up for his cameraman. Same to Tatiana though, she also didn't hesitate to talk to them. AND! Was also a great cohost.
People of Elmina are not violent so I don’t know what those guys were trying to prove ‼️
@@atopedigree1995there’s always some low life that wants to start shit with someone anywhere. Dude was probably trying to exploit the situation of seeing a white man and film crew.
Spend time in any underdeveloped port city and you will quickly realise the tools and occupation of a fisherman lend themselves very neatly to opportunities for smuggling and piracy. Dissatisfied young men supplementing their income in this way will naturally be hostile and evasive on camera.
Agreed with you 💯
This is the Best Ever Food Review style I fell in love with some years ago! This is raw, talented journalism, amazing editing and storytelling, and most of all, traveling around the world to tell a powerful story.. Keep up the amazing work, Sonny! 👍👍👍
Yesssss this part❤
I honestly can’t believe this show is free LMFAO this is such amazing, well-produced content.
youtube pays
Free on TH-cam make more money
Nothing's free By you watching and watching ads gives him $$$$$$😅
Meanwhile my former favourite channel (watcher) tanked their viewership by trying to paywall shit.
"I can't believe this is free" 😆
Watching from Botswana, i just love Ghana and Ghanaians 😍
Sonny, take note that the word "chop" in West Africa or specifically Ghana and Nigeria means "to eat", or "food", not "cut into small pieces" as commonly used. Hence "Chop Bar" means "Food Bar"
This lady is a bloody legend, her and and Sonny got on really well. What a video this was, thanks team!!!!!
"Can I buy you a beer?" Shows your good intentions as a person. Love your channel, much respect bro..
@@krisbrown9064 Kris you should visit Ghana sometime. I can be your local tour guide and oh I have a love catfish restaurant where everything is prepared right in front of you. You would love it
i knooooow
Either I buy you beer or whoop that🫏😂
Jep good way to deescalate the situation also, perfectly handled from him.
Offering people glutenous poison is a sign of respect? Give me a break
Good you connected with Tatiana.
One of the best food bloggers in Ghana
agreed
@@Zephyr682 Guys she commented two comments above your tell her yourselves!
I don't get why you need to 'one hand' while eating but it's ok while cooking 😂
@Munakas-wq3gp one hand is used to clean after the bathroom. Even if you wash up it is still seen as rude to use the same hand you use to clean up after the bathroom to eat. Also I'm a white boy from Canada how donI know this ?
she's sweet
I am salivating when looking at those fishes. If I knew someone in Ghana, I’d be on the first plane out of New York headed for Ghana.
Or you could find one of the local tour agencies. They also do a pretty good job
As a native American I have nothing but love and respect for Ghanaians 😊
As a Nigerian living in Ghana.....i can say with confidence that Ghana has One of the best cuisine in Africa
You have not been to Cameroon
@@didiertekum8474 go and sit down 😅
Doesn't seem very friendly tho...
Let's say Africa is unique in cuisines. Coz if you say Ghana another mentions their country then, it simply means. All Africans are winners🏆
can someone please tell me the name of this fish 0:08
Nigerian and loving the Ghanaian/West African food tour scene! Shitor and banku is an ace duo! 🥰
Tatiana: 👸🏾☺️💫🐥😋😄
Also Tatiana: ONE 👹👺👿HAND 😡🔪😤
Everytime she said it I LMAO!
Same: NO! 🤬☠️ TAKE YOUR TIME! 💪👏🔪 TAKE. YOUR. TIME.
She was also such a badass with the aggressive guys at the end!
This was amazing to see. Thank you, Sonny and crew. Thanks to Tati and to the people of Ghana. This made my soul smile. Btw my 85 year old mommy loved you. ❤️
@23:20 - Tell me you're not doing something illegal without you telling me that you are doing something illegal. 😮😅
The Gadangme shito has always been a condiment in Gadangme homes. We have this with a variety of foods. From Komi, banku, gari, rice, abolo, ablongo, yor ke Gari, tatale, kelewele, tsofi, aboboi, fried plaintain, fried crab fried fish etc.
I absolutely loved this video! Tatiana I was impressed by your authenticity🥰. You're a great ambassador for Ghana. This is a great and memorable collaboration. Sonny you are the best!
Guys let's donate and get help the woman renovate her restaurant into something better,I like her spirit to work hard and survive 💪🏿
I will contribute if it comes to that
Thank you baby jesus❤
I am Ghanaian and want to help also.
No let's not
I think its pretty easy to forget just how WILDLY seasoned a traveller Sonny is, because the way he de-escalated that situation at the end was an insane example. Firm but fair, confident and caring, putting himself between him and the camera man, damn that was a master class for anyone traveling abroad.
Thanks for your analysis lil bro
So much similarity, even in India we do not touch the food from left hand and always eat with just one hand. Tatiana you are awesome, one of the best, local food guides Sonny has ever had on the show.
Look at the ancestors of Indians ❤
This was a great film exposing the culture of Ghana...Thank you and the Hostess...!!!!!
I normally don’t comment on videos but Sonny your content is truly incredible, and showing different food cultures all over the world, I’ve been watching your content for about 6 years now and your videos have helped me get through a dark time in my life keeping my mind off the issues, and still to date your videos are amazing on top of you get to do this with your wife is truly amazing! Keep it up Sonny! Keep up the great work and content and your wife for being such a great support with you during this journey❤️
"Some have a heart so pure it makes your own heart ache"
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the video used for the section. Such an amazing woman.
Love the way she stood up and stood her ground like a true African Queen 💪🏽 respect to you sister.
One of Sonny’s outstanding achievements is his ability to find talent. Our delight is his. Here, it’s Tatiana!
I thought Sonny was done with Ghana but I’m here for it. Let’s gooooo!!!❤️🇬🇭
He’s not been to the north yet, I thought you he was going there but to my surprise he went to the middle belt of the country and came down south
@@isabelladelaawudi6259 can you please tell me the name of this fish 0:08
I've been waiting for this series for so so long 😂😂 finally! Sunny is in Ghana 🇬🇭 and in my town Elmina ❤ I'm so happy 😂❤👏👏
can someone please tell me the name of this fish 0:08
I’m just loving our own country’s video very educational.. Ghanaian’s welcome you anytime sir .. AYEKOO.. AKWABA 🇬🇭
Tatiana was so brave. She squared up to the guys. It’s giving badass energy
He really enjoyed Ghana 🇬🇭 food so much you are welcome 🤗 we will be glad to welcome again 🇬🇭🇬🇭❤❤
Great video and series. Being a first born american of a Ghanaian parent, visiting ghana was a must with my father and life changing. The energy of Amena village and visiting Amena castle was life changing. Thanks Sonny for showing the real and raw. Bet you heard obronknee alot lol.
Elimina Castle is the right spelling please😊
Chale aden 😂😂😂 ELMINA WTH is Amena
What does Obronknee mean?
I'm from Nigeria. The way that lady said "he can never do that" means that if he "did that", he would get a visit from some nice area boys would would absolutely put him in his place.
Exactly! Ghanaians on a normal day can’t do shishi
What nice and welcoming people 🙄
@@taylortownsend9733 Yes, why tourism is needed. White people are having a high status.. If some low thug hit a tourist and he is white... middle classe ghanese will find them and teach them too behave on their own cultural way.
@@taylortownsend9733 We are welcoming ,just not often
@@taylortownsend9733 every country has 'hood' boys of some sort including yours
TATIANA you are just fantastic, I follow you and your funny friend Ajara, you did very well you represented Ghana so well and thanks for being on Sonny from using his left hand to eat. KUDUS!!!!
Absolutely a fantastic video again Sonny. I've been watching your videos for a few years now. I'm stuck in a hospital right now and it's great to be able to watch you. Thank you for sharing!
" one hand only , use right hand " ... my respect and admiration of Ms. Tatiana of how she loves her food and culture and proud of . 🎉😊
As a Ghanaian i must say I am a bit embarrassed about the hostile behavior of some of the sellers and local people. Sony i promise. we are nice. people. Come back to Ghana again.
My dear it’s not only in Ghana, hunger makes people misbehave.
How long we’ve waited to see GH on the channel
It's normal, it's everywhere. Did you watch Nigeria?
@@NiiAbe1 Yesss that one was insane bruh. Even that one sef i had second hand embarrassment
@@Kenorow Same here!!
I would love to visit Ghana too. Greetings from Sweden. I feel sorry for that girl because she had to go through that moment when those guys ruined the vibe. But it's nothing...she stood on her ground. She is good girl ❤
The way she said "he can neva do that" made me feel like those guy would've gotten their ass handed to them 😂
Yeah, exactly. She is a tough cookie 😅😅
yeah most people here are just all talk
having a tourist assaulted in your country is bad enough, him being the biggest food youtuber with 10 million subscriber would be a nightmare for any politician (not to mention 2-3 high quality camera that would have filmed the whole thing) , that guy would have gone to jail for a longs time if that happened
@@ricepotato7424 makes me wonder how much Egyptian tourism changed post incident.
Ghana Police is no joke when they're actually doing their jobs. They would have been arrested that very night
19:21 this comment is all you need to know if you are thinking of visiting Africa ... come to GH🔥🔥🔥
Why would anyone leave Egypt or Morocco to go Ghana 😂
because they still can eat @@ahmedsamy8406
Wen I Ghanaian woman got ur back, no shaky 😅no one can do u sheggé lol I love her protection spirit
Well done guys
Ghanaians let show much support, share like and comment❤❤❤
@2:02 😂 they were asking what’s happening here? In Fanti the local dialect
I immediately burst out laughing 😂 Wɔreyɛ dɛn wɔ ahadei🤣
I'm a Nigerian, I wish I could relocate to Ghana because of food. Thanks Sonny for the inspiration to visit Ghana soon
5:00 I'm half Fanti and half Black American. I really appreciate seeing the food and culture of my people being well represented since I haven't had too much exposure
This is why I love this channel! Everything is just amazing, the experience and just the way you are so curious. I love it!! From Zambia!
09:59 That lady cook has such a positive vibe!
Yeah she was the highlight of the video for me. I hope she gets to expand her business, she clearly cares about the quality of the food and about the customers.
I love how you showcase another local talented content creator, as well as the food and culture. And nice way to de-escalate the beef, with the offer of a beer. Classic🍻🙏
The original name of Elmina town is Anomansa, it was named after a stream that a hunter by the name of Kwaw Amankwa came across when he went looking for water for his people. It was renamed El Mina, which comes from the Portuguese word for 'Mine'; due to gold that was discovered in mines.
As a Ghanaian American I will never forget being bullied by classmates for eating eggs and Shito for breakfast. They called it poopfeet (sh*t-toe) sauce. Seeing this brings me so much pride. I hope some of them watch this and remember trying to embarrass me.
I’m so happy you are proud! Eating “our” traditional foods is such a blessing.❤️🙏🏼
Much respect for eating the shito early in the morning. We appreciate you. I had to check my cravings when I was in the boarding house or else I would consume the entire container in one sitting.
@@michaelsuraj7139 oh I can easily go through a jar in a week! But living in America the quality can change Drastically.
The AAs, though many Yɛ yɛ Fantini, our heritage was stripped by force through the slave codes for over 300 years. So they would not have known. AAs are just now able to reconnect familial ties. The year of return was only just 4/5 years ago.
Playing the dozens was a way to deal with the racial intolerance. Almost every AA kid was cut down at some point. I am sorry you were scarred as a kid by the insults.
When I came to Kumasi, I was laughed at for my poor twi and lack thereof, but overall my Ghanaian brothers and sisters were very kind and welcoming.
Some prodding often comes with being different. It isn’t right or friendly, but it goes with the territory.
Bruh those people are stupid,that chilli sauce thing looks fucking good.
It's really refreshing and interesting to see people who are no BS and won't take any of Sonny's antics. A good mix of content! Please keep showing the unfiltered content.
They were speaking Fante😂 they said.."what are you guys doing here"..😂😂 because hardly will you see the whites amongst them in such a busy place😊❤ no harm🇬🇭🇬🇭🤗
No harm… 🧐 I don’t think we watched the same thing.
can someone please tell me the name of this fish 0:08
@JulieThomps89 Yes, we watched the same thing. I will tell you why they act that way, they won't put a hand on you but they know many whites travel to Africa, take the worse part and degrade them.
Ghanaians affect camera friendly in markets, sea side or ghettos. Many think you don't come there with good intentions.
Overtime, every action has consequences.
Ghana 🇬🇭 people are so nice and its food taste is looking awesome , love from India 🇮🇳 💖
I love your channel Sonny, and crew, I'm a long time watcher. That daily fish market is CRAZY ! It looks like the entire population shows up.
Thank u bro for letting me visit the world via my couch I'm sick and don't get out all that much anymore I appreciate ya
Hope you get better soon
2:02 got me rolling "everybody has an opinion and I love it" 😂😂
like he understood them 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@bonideladem1282 😂
@@albertmendsm3n shoute 😂😂
I knew you were not done with my beloved country, Ghana, but I wish you visit the northern Ghana and Volta region. You would be treated with the very best delicacies. ❤❤❤❤
Continent of Africa is bless with unquantified abundances. Thanks to Olodumare
Love Sonny and Tatiana they both weren’t scared of those guys trying to look for trouble, now when it comes to the food everything look delicious 🤤
Tatiana was bold to face them those riff raffs..
That Ghana lady was soooooooooo beautiful 😩
Bruh
How superficial.
I’ve noticed he usually has the most beautiful women guide him wherever he goes lol
she is 🥰
At the end of the day, it is called the best ever food review SHOW for a reason...
Would you rather be watching sonny with a lady guide who has one eye and missing teeth? Lol
Hello Sunny! I dont know if someone has already recommended this but it would be so nice to see you visiting Nicaragua, it is not so popular country but definitely worthy. 😊 A peaceee ✌🏼😁✌🏼🇳🇮
You see how you can’t just record anyone in another country but in America they shove cameras in your face. Interesting to see how the laws and customs are different once u leave usa
Respectably we should all respect each others boundaries. And this was a good documentary
Great video. I love Tatiana's channel too. Shes so genuine.
I think the main reason many of these individuals were hostile about being filmed is that some of the fish sold at the market may be endangered species, and publicizing this could impact their business. Additionally, most markets in Ghana have a leader or authority figure, so it would be best to reach out to them for permission before filming.
U think too much....ppl can just be str8 up assholes
Bycatch enjoinders are largely unenforceable in a sprawling, chaotic third world market like the one seen here. Something you will realise very quickly in an African port town is that the tools and occupation of a fisherman lend themselves quite neatly to opportunities for smuggling and piracy-thus the hostility and evasiveness, particularly of dissatisfied young men.
Exactly that's why
Each time you post, it's a treat!
Lol Sonny didn’t have to fight Tati was going to handle it . But another experience to go down as being a content creator . It’s unfortunate that happened. But nothing like a little controversy to show real experiences which you are all about! Good On Ya . And I love this Ghanaian series! Lol they came back because they knew you tried the jollof in Nigeria lol
Wow Tatiana was a great host I learned so much listening to her wisdom explaining all the traditions especially the food. If I ever go there I would love to meet her.
Been watching for years now, and you never fail to impress us, Sonny. Thank you for always giving us high quality food content.
Tatiana is my girl been watching her for years she is huge in ghana and such a beautiful personality❤❤
Aww loving this, all these episodes showing our culture and diversity ❤❤❤. Is that Tatiana yaaay, my two favs. Nice combo🎉
Culture and diversity...thats what you call this african mess lol
Props due Sonny! this was an epic episode! Tatiana was the best wingman!
Every single dish presented in this video looks nothing short of amazing
SHITO is officially international❤. It's SHITO and nothing else. A proud Ghanaian sauce. A huge market awaits in Europe
considering it, and 99% of the food there is derived from portuguese euopeans, their imports and tastes, i'd say you're a bit late to the party. the europeans had access to all of the ingredients, spices, peppers, tomatoes, styles of cooking(smoking fish), using dried and cured shrimp and fish to add as an ingredient(first garum thousands of years ago), now mostly anchovy paste, and the combinations they prefer of the imports. the portuguese spread their particular tastes to the places they went, which is why you may find similar foods in the philipines, africa and south america, when it comes to preparation and flavors used; such as "adobo". the spanish, close to the portuguese, like their paella(like jollof), the italians like their tomato sauces and pasta(from ancient greece), but the further north you go into europe the climate changes and so does the variety of produce you can cultivate durring the growing season. the further north you go, the more smoked fish, cheeses and root vegetables you'll see due to the harsher and longer winters. further south toward the mediterranean, you see fresher summer ingredients; like fresh herbs, olives, tomatoes, grapes and such. however, the europeans were the first to have access to the widest variety of food "ingredients", and more or less settled on their cuisine by what determines their agricultural seasons. this is why they still import tons of fruits and nuts(among other things) rather than grow them; they cant. the climate doesnt allow for it.
I put that shito on everything!
@@ryan61213 😂😂
can someone please tell me the name of this fish 0:08
@@samwaldorf8777you are saying a lot of crap
Bro is in love with Ghana and I'm here for it😂
Good on Sonny and his host for having the balls to step-up for his cameraman.
The lady in green who runs the restaurant seemed like an excellent character. I believe in her.
Been watching Sonny for the last couple years, can honestly say I smiled the entire episode. It was wholesome 💛
Ghana 🇬🇭 my motherland ❤❤❤ enjoy ur stay
as an Indian, I loved the no left hand, no left hand 😂🤣
6:00 In Akan, the left hand is regarded as very dirty as you use it to wipe after toilet. It is therefore an insult to shake, greet or do anything with the left hand unless it is extremely necessary where you need to apologize to the other person before you use your left hand.
Then why is it okay to use it to handle food while cooking?
@@OneOut1 I guess you didn't read or didn't understand what I wrote.
@@ephraimlionI guess you didn't answer my question. If it's a matter of hygiene why bother eating with only the right if the food is already contaminated?
@@OneOut1 lol you think they make any sense? you wont get any rational answer.
Just found this popular channel... I see why its popular... very entertaining.
Hey, good for you brother for stepping in, standing up for your people. Shows your character. Most people would have run away, yiu got right up in there, good for you.
What an absolute legend. Straight in to protect his team with no hesitation.
Happy to see Tatiana on your video. She is a good content creator.
Lots of respect for sonny, the crew and co host. Difficult situation but handled very well
The "shito" lady is so in love with you Sonny! The way she was looking at you and kept trying to say exactly what your guide was saying like she was upset she was talking to you.❤ You stud you!
Shout out to all the foodies in the world. Shout out to Ghana!
Holy shitttt those guys in the cart
Good thing everyone else wasn't on their side
This is why Ghana is peaceful. When someone attacks you wrongly, the fight becomes the community's.
All that food in the market looked so good. I'm left handed but I'd still try with my right hand 😅