He’s a chef who makes different jollof types based on country on tiktok. It’s an unfair competition really. His own jollof is inspired by different African flavors.
🇳🇬 Nigeria’s J rice didn’t need no features or supporting acts and it still came out on top. Naija no dey carry last ❤️. Shout out to the other counties too x
There’s a saying here in Ghana 🇬🇭 Anyone who eats Jollof with stew, has TRUST ISSUES 😂 If you trust your jollof is very good you don’t need stew to eat with it, Jollof goes by it self, all you just need is a push with any soda or juice 😋
"I ain't gonna spit it out. I ain't gonna disrespect my fellow Africans". THIS! It's literally how my African friends are and I love them for that. You have my respect sir 🙏🏾 ❤
Being Pan African is embedded in the mindset of an Average Nigerian. Nigerians only started coming for other Africans when they come for them plus the jealousy and the hate from others became unbearable
Right oh my gosh! On the plates too haha! But yes gorgeous people! I'm a white Scottish lass. N my Nigerian friend at work was begged by me to bring in some jollif rice for me...omg life changing...it was incredible...the flavours yummmmmmm
To see someone from my countryyyy!!!! Yes to my Guinea-bissau sister🇬🇼🇬🇼🇬🇼🇬🇼🇬🇼 Don't get to see enough of us on these type of platforms so I'm here for it❤️
The fact that the Nigerian guy won with is bareback plate of jollof, no sides 👏The audacity, tbh I make soo many different versions of jollof rice there are national and rejoinal differences, lets all just enjoy our jollof! lovely video.
I would have sworn the first one was Nigerian Jollof because that's exactly how we plate our Jollof Rice. Surprised that the plain one won to be honest. The taste must have been very nice.
The vote don’t lie. Me as a Nigerians, I can’t get enough of our jollof rice. That’s why I keep adding weight 😂. I feel Ghana jollof is the same as Nigerian jollof difference is one is spicy that the other isn’t. So both Nigeria and Ghana jollof is the best
Nigerian jollof, no sides, no extras. Just rice. Yeah it won 😂 As a jamaican I entirely agree. But I'm still gonna try every other African country before I go there😂
This was excellent!!!!! The right person won. But, what I loved most is that All Four of Them were constructive in their criticisms, really good in their praise of the dishes, and no one was trying to be a jerk cutting down the others to lift themselves up. This was an absolute JOY to watch!!!!! 🤗
I'm Jamaican but I absolutely LOVE jollof rice (I had Nigerian), despite only having it once. It's funny, I was talking to my Nigerian friend and she prefers rice and peas but I prefer Jollof for a rice dish. Shout out to my West African brothers and sisters and I can't wait to try it from other countries!
Nothing more irritating that white people talking about vacationing in other people's cultures. This added nothing to the conversation you just want people to know you catch planes 😂
My kids are born and raised in the US .. I am Nigerian 🇳🇬 and jollof rice can’t be finished in my household! My 8yr old will have a fit!😂.. Jollof rice and fried fish is her daily dose 😂
I’m from Iran and my mum makes something similar which is SO delicious. I imagine this jollof rice which looks like my mums rice might be similar. I would love to eat this jollof rice one day! Definitely planning a trip to west Africa
I made Nigerian jollof to my church in Scotland. I was a bit sceptical cos I added spice like only Nigerian would like, and I thought people wouldn’t like to eat it. Guess what the plate was empty
You did the right thing. Food is culture, and we don't bend culture to suit any audience. It's always presented exactly as it is in the native land. Good job.
Ghanaians always butting heads with Nigerians over jollof even here, Ruth was just behind the Nigerian. Proud of you Ruth. You made my day representing us😊
This was a good video; everyone was very respectful. As a Nigerian I think the reason the Senegalese and Siera Leonian Jollof did poorly is because we Nigerians want our food and especially jollof to hit hard when it comes to flavor, we love big bold flavors, so the more reserved style of Senegalese and Sierra Leonian jollof are fundamentally incompatible with our palates assuming that the Sierra Leonian and Senegalese women made jollof that was representative of the jollof of those countries. respect to everyone who participated though.
As a Sierra Leonean, your point is actually pretty accurate. Nigerian jollof has that really strong smoke flavour to it and it can even be seen as the main part of the dish. Whereas I feel in a lot of Sierra Leonean cuisine our food focuses on plasas/stew and rice. Overall all tho all taste nice just diff pallets
It is so amazing that the Gullah-Geechee Americans still make a version of Jollof rice but we call it Red Rice. This dish is something special that is shared between Southern Black Americans and West Africans. I almost want to cry.
@@SofoCox 😅 I am about to book a trip to South Carolina. lol, I was just joking about my comment. All goes back to Senegalese rice anyway. That is truly inspiring
loving the level of love and respect they have for each other lol. they were even able to differentiate between something not tasting good, and their personal preference.
I know we are supposed to be focused on the jollof rice and trash talk, but every person in this video is gorgeous and that just needs to be said. I’ve never had jollof rice, I need one of these recipes lol
Shout out to Sia! If you know, YOU KNOW! What I love is that they all and we all (West Africans) have become Jollof Rice connoisseurs. We are able to immediately identify the quirks and characteristics that each nation likes to add to the dish. Love this content! This is exactly what I am here for 🙌🏾🙏🏾🇳🇬👌🏾💪🏾👏🏾☝🏾💯✊🏾✌🏾
It was recently that I discovered that what my grandmother used to make and call red rice (she was from the US south) is actually a version of jollof. It must be a west African dish that made it (at least a version of it) to the US south during slavery. I was watching a YT video of someone making jollof and was like wait a minute that’s ‘red rice’ lol.
@@dreadlocdfairy istg 🤣🤣🤣 All them orange jollof just won’t be as good as that party dark orange jollof. The way I would’ve eaten this guys rice l, they’re lucky they didn’t invite me🤣🤣🤣
Everyone is SO respectful! My goodness. Even when they didn’t even like it they were still so respectful. PROPS! The manners are mannering up in here! ❤❤
Love how all of them were really polite and how they were so well versed on the intricacies of other countries. I think these lot and the italian moms are my favorites. Also, love myself a good Jollof.
I smiled so much watching this… This is what ‘Healthy Competition’ means📌 I can’t help but brag about the Nigerian Jollof… it was served bare, yet it stood out👏👏👏
I wanted to see someone from Senegal represent since Jollof rice is from there. Anyway, I knew Nigeria would win because Nigerian Jollof rice is flavorful & delicious.
Good job Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬❤️ I remember the first time I tried Nigerian jollof, I was hooked. Seems like Nigeria is just better at everything. Music, food, entertainment. I’ve never seen other African movies on Netflix. Just Nigerian. Nigerian afrobeat is worldwide now and they’re the only ones with artists on the charts, even the Nigerian fufu and egusi has been trending.
@rimun5235 Yeah, but South Africa movies are not as popular as NollyWood movies. Not even close. The question is, why is nobody watching your movies compared to Nigeria movies? Why does the world gravitate towards anything Nigeria?
Now, we know why the noise is majorly about Nigeria and Ghana Jollof. I love all the expressions. No one was giving fake commentary as a way to win. Interesting
Looolll even though I came 2nd. I'm still a winner for the taste, side dishes and my delectable colslaw alone 😂😂😂😂😂 Temi's Jollof was sweet and spicy though cant lie! Ruth xxx
Other countries need to fall back for real because honestly it's really never a competition. Also the idea that some West Africans sometimes say that Nigerian food is oily, needs to be fully dumped. Every single country on the continent uses oil exponentially in their dishes. Abeg. Temi, congrats 👏🏿
Aside fom the food, everyone is stunning!! And kind. Most of a criticism came from a point of preference and I love thatno one put the other down, y'know??
Hopefully this video answers y’all questions regarding Nigerian & Ghanaian jollof! 👀The guy didn’t even have to add anything extra (which is unlike Nigerians) to win! Well done 👏🏽 🇳🇬♥️ I ❤ Ghanaian food aswell, some of their food taste similar to nigerian food but we are more on the spicy 🌶️ side in regards to taste.
@@moemekeifeoma1484 at this point I'm guessing you're Nigerian because I don't understand why this making you so mad. If you're choosing to ignore something so obvious good for you. But sia and temi underscored ruth, if ruth underscored teni I would say the same thing
@@thekid8224 looks and smell may be somethings but taste is another. So I'm pretty sure the Nigerian Jrice got the tastes even without meats, fish or whatnot.
@@amos_eternal you're absolutely right looks and smells are one thing taste is another. Only thing is from the video we both watched when it came to taste seems ruth done well there to sia said Ruth's jollof set the standarded yet gave her a 6 doesn't make sense. It's very obvious sia and temi underscored ruth this happens all the time in these types of competitions when they come across food that they know could potentially win they underscore
I'm Australian. I've only tried Nigerian jollof rice. I thought jollof rice is a Nigerian dish? I didn't know many versions of jollof rice from various African countries. Looking forward to trying them!
Honestly if you prefer really spicy jollof Nigerian jollof hands down but if you want a burst of flavors aromatics but not overly spicy but has the right amount of heat Ghanaian jollof is the way to go
Ibr I've had Senegalese jollof and while it is nice it barely tastes like the same dish as Ghanaian/Naija jollof. The technique may be similar but the spices and flavour are completely different
Yes crazy ! The way Senegalese prepare it, can't be equalled let alone bettered. They are the owners and masters of Jollof rice. Only Nigerians think they do it b4etter but if you ask someone from another country they will always say Senegal.
@@aminarassoul respect to the Senagalese tho, but Nigeria and Ghana made it popular to the world, and the feud between the two countries about whose is better even made it more popular, that doesn't mean Senegalese jollof isn't rated, it's not just popular. I'd like to try it one day tho.
What makes Nigerian Jollof rice so unique is not just about the rice but more like the way it is treated. It is more about the supernatural power that you get from eating it. That is why I believe Nigerian Jollof is rated the world best and will remain so forever!
The real winner of this shoot was me because I got to eat jollof rice for days after! What video should we do next?
Please can you guys do SADC food? I feel like the South doesn't get enough love
South Africa 🇿🇦 Bunny Chow, Pap and wors/stew
😂😂😂
fried rice, samosa, puff puff, roast meat, mac n cheese!
😂😂😂 Ada
I'm impressed that he was able to identify the countries by taste alone.
in it same here, very impressed!
Also check what kind of rice they use.
Quite impressive!!
Same
He’s a chef who makes different jollof types based on country on tiktok. It’s an unfair competition really. His own jollof is inspired by different African flavors.
🇳🇬 Nigeria’s J rice didn’t need no features or supporting acts and it still came out on top. Naija no dey carry last ❤️. Shout out to the other counties too x
But it is mad oily though. Lol
@@BaldwinFanonGarveyTureShakurXwe love it that way
Everybody know that your food is thrash
@@kennyKelvins I'm Cameroonian but Nigeria's food is scrumdilyumyum. U hating frfr
@@kennyKelvins*trash
Temi is either a chef or a foodie cos how was he able to attribute the taste to the country?! 😂
I'm glad he didn't disappoint 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Temi is actually a chef..so no surprises there ☺️
@@safiya1363
Next level chef huh? I just saw your comment. I'll probably check it out Nwunye Temi🤗
Fr
@@safiya1363do you know his socials?
He was featured on a cooking show
There’s a saying here in Ghana 🇬🇭
Anyone who eats Jollof with stew, has TRUST ISSUES 😂
If you trust your jollof is very good you don’t need stew to eat with it, Jollof goes by it self, all you just need is a push with any soda or juice 😋
We say the same thing here in Naija 😂
I was thinking this! If your jollof is good you don’t need stew 😂🤭
😂😂Nigerians say this too. Hilarious, but true.
@@DumebiLea Yes na 🤣
@@KaeMaiden those eating Jollof with stew have trust issues
The Nigerian guy is actually a chef and was featured on ‘Next level chef’.
Big up him for winning 🇳🇬👌🏾
A whole spoiler. Wow. Please put a spoil alert for other people so you don't ruin the episode.
@@bludiva27 dont look at the comments before a video then u donut
There is always at least 1 comment always populated when you click the video. Can't help but see it.
@@bludiva27 I've seen at least 10 with more likes, you scrolled.
@@promzkingzThere's absolutely no need to be rude
The level of respect was very agreeable. Even when they were unhappy with the dish they were polite. Class. Great participants.
"I ain't gonna spit it out. I ain't gonna disrespect my fellow Africans". THIS! It's literally how my African friends are and I love them for that. You have my respect sir 🙏🏾 ❤
Being Pan African is embedded in the mindset of an Average Nigerian. Nigerians only started coming for other Africans when they come for them plus the jealousy and the hate from others became unbearable
What are you saying exactly
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Literally what I was thinking 👏
Low-key shade is still shade.
And he won without meat on the plate...that's Nigerian audacity right there 💅🏾
Like!!!!
Bobo disguised the jollof yet it couldn’t be hidden. Loveeeeet!
100% Nigerian audacity!! we no dey gree
ee@@AllshadesofRay
Giant of Africa.
Let’s get into the level of beauty in this video! 😍
Right oh my gosh! On the plates too haha! But yes gorgeous people! I'm a white Scottish lass. N my Nigerian friend at work was begged by me to bring in some jollif rice for me...omg life changing...it was incredible...the flavours yummmmmmm
Agreed, Nigeria being the most beautiful of the lot 😍
Love that uuu said that 😌
Not really into black women but no1 can deny black culture is the best and the women have a natural beauty
I agree! Especially the lady with the brown shirt on. *#BeautifulBlackWomen**!* ✊🏾
To see someone from my countryyyy!!!! Yes to my Guinea-bissau sister🇬🇼🇬🇼🇬🇼🇬🇼🇬🇼 Don't get to see enough of us on these type of platforms so I'm here for it❤️
Yes, me too. I was really surprised to see this. And the sister is gorgeous 😍 ❤
She represented us perfectly, she’s beautiful. Bissau women are beautiful anyways
The beauty!
Thissssss
When i tell you i GASPED when i saw barley see enough of our 🇬🇼 family online
The fact that the Nigerian guy won with is bareback plate of jollof, no sides 👏The audacity, tbh I make soo many different versions of jollof rice there are national and rejoinal differences, lets all just enjoy our jollof! lovely video.
“bareback plate of jollof” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂 it's truly the audacity.😂
Nana! You are too right! Great to see you girl!!
Esther
He's a chef
@@eajax6316 You too girl!😘😘😘
Even without sides, 🇳🇬 won!!🎉 BTW, the level of beauty screaming out of this video is out of this world. Skin be skinning 😍
Beyond the fact that they were so respectful of each other's plate, what a great group of beautiful people!! Melanin was poppin' today🤌🏾😍
Yasss
I would have sworn the first one was Nigerian Jollof because that's exactly how we plate our Jollof Rice. Surprised that the plain one won to be honest. The taste must have been very nice.
Yayyy it's aunty Flo! Was really surprised as well. But as we say in Naija; we no dey carry last!
@storieswithauntyogeswaog1430 actually this slogan goes to warri people 😂
@@amos_eternal yeah but Naija adopted the slogan. We Sabi beta tin
Me too! I expected more garnishing from the Naija jollof, but he still won, goes to show that it must have been very tasty!!!
yeah, esp when i saw the plantain n salad, was expecting the Ghanaian to have plenty eggs
The vote don’t lie. Me as a Nigerians, I can’t get enough of our jollof rice. That’s why I keep adding weight 😂. I feel Ghana jollof is the same as Nigerian jollof difference is one is spicy that the other isn’t. So both Nigeria and Ghana jollof is the best
Taaaaa wash your mouth with soup GHANA Jollof and Nigeria jollof can never be the same 😂😂😂😂😂 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭❤️❤️
The dude guessed every other contestant's nation correctly, now thats a accurate palate!
Notice how Nigerian jollof was the only rice that did not come with all the side trimmings yet still won. Whattttttt!!! Super proud abeg
Nigerian jollof, no sides, no extras. Just rice. Yeah it won 😂
As a jamaican I entirely agree. But I'm still gonna try every other African country before I go there😂
😂😂yeah ! ❤
Me too 😊 I need to participate in the debate properly 😂
But why? Are you scared??
Less is more😅
the nigerian won because he was a chef , they took the best from Nigeria and normal from the other countries i think dats not fair
That Guinea Bissau babe is a beauty to behold. Naija won!!!! 🇳🇬 We no dey carry last 😅
Loved it! Everyone gave great effort.. Nigeria 🇳🇬 stand up
🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Big up 🔝
the nigerian won because he was a chef , they took the best from Nigeria and normal from the other countries i think dats no fair
@@nathanielduut2995 lol we not normal in Nigeria. All of us are chef. So it’s fair 😂😂😂😂😂
@@nathanielduut2995keep crying
0:31 the warmth of the people from Guinea-Bissau shone through in Melisa…so gracious to acknowledge the originators of the dish too ie Senegal.
Yeeeeey!!!! I am Nigerian. I like the way everyone was gracious and kind with their comments. AFRICA to the world.
To the moon and back !
I'm glad my Country sierra Leone🇸🇱🇸🇱 is part of this ..❤❤😊
Am also happy , but that is not sierra leone jollof rice 🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱
@@assanatubarrie6662How do you know did you taste it?
This was excellent!!!!! The right person won. But, what I loved most is that All Four of Them were constructive in their criticisms, really good in their praise of the dishes, and no one was trying to be a jerk cutting down the others to lift themselves up. This was an absolute JOY to watch!!!!! 🤗
Respect ❤
Well said
I'm Jamaican but I absolutely LOVE jollof rice (I had Nigerian), despite only having it once. It's funny, I was talking to my Nigerian friend and she prefers rice and peas but I prefer Jollof for a rice dish. Shout out to my West African brothers and sisters and I can't wait to try it from other countries!
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I had amazing jollof in Senegal. One of my favourite West African countries!
Nothing more irritating that white people talking about vacationing in other people's cultures. This added nothing to the conversation you just want people to know you catch planes 😂
originals 💕
A solid 10 ! 🔥🔥
I hear the original Senegalese Jollof is to die for.
@@lorettakrah9304it’s the BEST
My kids are born and raised in the US .. I am Nigerian 🇳🇬 and jollof rice can’t be finished in my household! My 8yr old will have a fit!😂.. Jollof rice and fried fish is her daily dose 😂
Yess thank you for representing Nigeria well 🇳🇬 ❤
Yes my sister😊
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Word!🇳🇬
I’m from Iran and my mum makes something similar which is SO delicious. I imagine this jollof rice which looks like my mums rice might be similar. I would love to eat this jollof rice one day! Definitely planning a trip to west Africa
I made Nigerian jollof to my church in Scotland.
I was a bit sceptical cos I added spice like only Nigerian would like, and I thought people wouldn’t like to eat it.
Guess what the plate was empty
You did the right thing. Food is culture, and we don't bend culture to suit any audience. It's always presented exactly as it is in the native land. Good job.
@@isoryte201Just wanted to retweet exactly what you said.
Ghanaians always butting heads with Nigerians over jollof even here, Ruth was just behind the Nigerian. Proud of you Ruth. You made my day representing us😊
Awww thank you so much, glad to have represented us well and do you proud x Ruth
@@Ranaturelle Ruth you are so so so pretty sha. Wow!!!
@@awesomeirlable Awwww thank you🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
This was a good video; everyone was very respectful. As a Nigerian I think the reason the Senegalese and Siera Leonian Jollof did poorly is because we Nigerians want our food and especially jollof to hit hard when it comes to flavor, we love big bold flavors, so the more reserved style of Senegalese and Sierra Leonian jollof are fundamentally incompatible with our palates assuming that the Sierra Leonian and Senegalese women made jollof that was representative of the jollof of those countries. respect to everyone who participated though.
Hiii, as a Senegalese When it comes to flavour we like our savory and spicy. I just think we didn’t have the right representative.
@@mdiallo9705 that’s what I was thinking, darn lol I’m Nigerian but I wanted to see a bomb recipe from Sierra Leone 😭
@@mdiallo9705tbf this was guinea representation instead of senegal
But Senegal wasn't even represented here, in this episode!
As a Sierra Leonean, your point is actually pretty accurate. Nigerian jollof has that really strong smoke flavour to it and it can even be seen as the main part of the dish. Whereas I feel in a lot of Sierra Leonean cuisine our food focuses on plasas/stew and rice. Overall all tho all taste nice just diff pallets
It is so amazing that the Gullah-Geechee Americans still make a version of Jollof rice but we call it Red Rice. This dish is something special that is shared between Southern Black Americans and West Africans. I almost want to cry.
Nigerian jollof >> Red Rice 🤨
@seismicvertigo345 maybe so maybe so I want to taste the Nigerian Jollof it seems they do have the best based on the videos I've been seeing.
@@SofoCox 😅 I am about to book a trip to South Carolina. lol, I was just joking about my comment. All goes back to Senegalese rice anyway. That is truly inspiring
Wow!!! Would love to try it
In Senegal, Jollof is called theboudienne, RED RICE.
Melissa!!!! Sis is beautiful 😻
loving the level of love and respect they have for each other lol. they were even able to differentiate between something not tasting good, and their personal preference.
I love how honest and kind everyone was. And really knowledgeable about different cultures. The results are just the truth!
Impressive ❤
Ghana let Nigeria win the jollof rice. However, your Waakye is absolutely amazing and is one of the best African rice dishes.
I love how respectful everyone was abt the food😊
Naija for the win ! ❤
Its nice how everyone was so polite. This was a nice watch and yeah, Nigeria to the world!!! ❤
So soothing 🤗
I know we are supposed to be focused on the jollof rice and trash talk, but every person in this video is gorgeous and that just needs to be said. I’ve never had jollof rice, I need one of these recipes lol
You should check out Sisi Yemmie's page for bomb jollof rice recipes. (Nigerian jollof, precisely).
If the world doesn't know Nigeria has the best jollof by now, I worry for the future of mankind.
Yours truly,
An unbias Jamaican ❤
😂😂 thank you
Well said!
Gbam!!!
😂😂😂😂right
This was funny😂😅
Shout out to Sia! If you know, YOU KNOW! What I love is that they all and we all (West Africans) have become Jollof Rice connoisseurs. We are able to immediately identify the quirks and characteristics that each nation likes to add to the dish. Love this content! This is exactly what I am here for 🙌🏾🙏🏾🇳🇬👌🏾💪🏾👏🏾☝🏾💯✊🏾✌🏾
It was recently that I discovered that what my grandmother used to make and call red rice (she was from the US south) is actually a version of jollof. It must be a west African dish that made it (at least a version of it) to the US south during slavery. I was watching a YT video of someone making jollof and was like wait a minute that’s ‘red rice’ lol.
Woahhh that’s suppper cool. Would love to try it
Jollof is actually called theboudienne, RED RICE, in Senegal, d birthplace of Jollof.
Melissa is STUNNING!!! You go girl
Absolutely beautiful 😍
I know I couldn’t stop staring at her❤
Absolutely gorgeous
I am soooooo blessed because I do parties and I’ve had jollof rice from so many regions and I am so GRATEFUL! Jollof rice is LIFE!
Ngl, can’t eat jollof without that extra spice 🤌🏼
Nigeria always killing it 💅🏼
Imagine winning without meat LMAOOO
Y’all need to rate us more
exactly. i looked at it and i said oh nah thats the good jollof when its kinda brownish
Lmbooooo! Facts!!! 💯
Nigerians always represent 😂😂
@@dreadlocdfairy istg 🤣🤣🤣
All them orange jollof just won’t be as good as that party dark orange jollof.
The way I would’ve eaten this guys rice l, they’re lucky they didn’t invite me🤣🤣🤣
The thing weak me, even ordinary kpomo the guy no put. 😂
Everyone is SO respectful! My goodness. Even when they didn’t even like it they were still so respectful. PROPS! The manners are mannering up in here! ❤❤
Happy Independence Day to Nigeria which was yesterday . This video was great
Thank you! 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
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Love how all of them were really polite and how they were so well versed on the intricacies of other countries. I think these lot and the italian moms are my favorites.
Also, love myself a good Jollof.
Everyone was so polite!! I love these people!
It the fact that Nigerian jollof won without meat or any extras in it, just rice. Respect💪💪💪💪
Finally, a group of respectful people
I love how everyone was so respectful and the melanin was POPPINNGGG
I smiled so much watching this… This is what ‘Healthy Competition’ means📌
I can’t help but brag about the Nigerian Jollof… it was served bare, yet it stood out👏👏👏
I wanted to see someone from Senegal represent since Jollof rice is from there. Anyway, I knew Nigeria would win because Nigerian Jollof rice is flavorful & delicious.
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He didn’t even do too much. Just the rice and 💥. Naija 4 life
I'm so impressed they could recognise the different countries in West Africa,
loved ruth's plating I think I would've went with hers overall.
Same here 😊
You didn’t even taste the Jollof. How would you have chosen a Jollof you didn’t taste🤣🤣
That’s the first time no one is trash talking. Love the respect ❤
Good job Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬❤️ I remember the first time I tried Nigerian jollof, I was hooked. Seems like Nigeria is just better at everything. Music, food, entertainment. I’ve never seen other African movies on Netflix. Just Nigerian. Nigerian afrobeat is worldwide now and they’re the only ones with artists on the charts, even the Nigerian fufu and egusi has been trending.
They're Africa's most populous nation with its biggest economy. They're most of the world's first exposure to Sub-Saharan Africa.
There's so many South African movies and shows on Netflix though...
@rimun5235 Yeah, but South Africa movies are not as popular as NollyWood movies. Not even close. The question is, why is nobody watching your movies compared to Nigeria movies? Why does the world gravitate towards anything Nigeria?
@@2LETLIVEYou have a point. I have always wondered.
@@2LETLIVE Because Nigerians are THE BEST!!! Simple
All of them have BEAUTIFUL Toned Skin......... LOVE IT....................there skin is golden!
Totally unrelated, but everyone's SKIN IS GORGEOUS!!!!!!!
Now, we know why the noise is majorly about Nigeria and Ghana Jollof. I love all the expressions. No one was giving fake commentary as a way to win. Interesting
nah
I knew nigerian jollof would win but the chocolate skin is everything.❤❤❤
They are all chocolate.
Melissa is infectiously lovely, we need more of her!
we need an east african battle next🥹🥹. who has the best pilau
Yes to this!!!!!!!!
Omg yeeess!
Which counties should we get involved???
@@adaenechi6723 Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya,
@@adaenechi6723 Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Somalia
The Nigerian guy is a foodie. This shows Nigerians and Ghanaians have so much in common. Kudos!!$
Africans Unite ❤💛💚🇿🇦 I cannot wait to watch all these amazingly beautiful people! Can we get recipes please?!
Melissa is stunning. Shout out Guinea-Bissau.
Their jolloff rice is amazing, Gambias and Senegals are also amazing.
Original settings.
Ghanaian always with a positive energy 🙃 Medase 😉🇬🇭
How can you have a jollof rice competition and not include Senegambia? 😭 rematch pleaseeeeee
tell them to answer their phonesssss
Looolll even though I came 2nd. I'm still a winner for the taste, side dishes and my delectable colslaw alone 😂😂😂😂😂 Temi's Jollof was sweet and spicy though cant lie! Ruth xxx
You represented us well. Proud. And yes. Eggs rule.
I would’ve picked yours ☺️💕 love us some eggs ngl
@@asareirene Thank you xx
@@Brwniee95 🤣🤣 eggs forever looool
Spice better
I just love how everyone was so kind and respectful towards each other. Thank you for bringing class! 🙌🏾
Temi did us proud and beauty was served because both the people and the food looked beautiful!!🎉
Other countries need to fall back for real because honestly it's really never a competition. Also the idea that some West Africans sometimes say that Nigerian food is oily, needs to be fully dumped. Every single country on the continent uses oil exponentially in their dishes. Abeg. Temi, congrats 👏🏿
basically, so the spicier the jollof the more people like it. Ghana looked way more than a 6.
The honesty is so refreshing! Nobody tryna sabotage! 😩🔥🙌🏾 Beautiful people!!
Buzz feed has made this video so many times but have yet to bring SENEGALESE people. the OG Jollof
Should’ve had Senegal in here too! The conversation would’ve been complete. This was a fun video to watch tho🥰BIG UP MY PEOPLE NAIJA
Look at how rich and radiant their melanin is! Absolutely beautiful!
The jollof rice screaming please help me help me got me😂😂😂😂😂😂
Aside fom the food, everyone is stunning!! And kind. Most of a criticism came from a point of preference and I love thatno one put the other down, y'know??
Hopefully this video answers y’all questions regarding Nigerian & Ghanaian jollof! 👀The guy didn’t even have to add anything extra (which is unlike Nigerians) to win! Well done 👏🏽 🇳🇬♥️
I ❤ Ghanaian food aswell, some of their food taste similar to nigerian food but we are more on the spicy 🌶️ side in regards to taste.
But if you noticed he undrated ruth jollof in fact both him a sia under scored her.
@@thekid8224you didn’t hear that with spicing his own trumps Ruth’s own?? Or you are looking for a reason why Ruth didn’t win?
@@moemekeifeoma1484 at this point I'm guessing you're Nigerian because I don't understand why this making you so mad. If you're choosing to ignore something so obvious good for you. But sia and temi underscored ruth, if ruth underscored teni I would say the same thing
I meeaan!😂 him not putting anything on the side is just him overdoing cos howww!
I love this group. The guy seems like he would have you laughing for hours.
Represent, West Africans. I still have yet to try Jollof Rice here in the States, but y'all are some beautiful people.
To be honest I’m Jamaican but I love ghana jollof rice
Corrrect person❤❤❤ loool. Ruth xx
Dey play😂
To be honest if you pay attention sia and temi under scored ruth. Sia even said it looks like and smells like restaurant food but gave it a 6
@@thekid8224 looks and smell may be somethings but taste is another. So I'm pretty sure the Nigerian Jrice got the tastes even without meats, fish or whatnot.
@@amos_eternal you're absolutely right looks and smells are one thing taste is another. Only thing is from the video we both watched when it came to taste seems ruth done well there to sia said Ruth's jollof set the standarded yet gave her a 6 doesn't make sense. It's very obvious sia and temi underscored ruth this happens all the time in these types of competitions when they come across food that they know could potentially win they underscore
I love Black people so much. Elegance unmatched. Beauty unmatched. Skin unmatched. Swag unmatched. ❤❤❤❤❤
my gawd these individuals are all beautiful 😍 like I’m sure the rice/ food is good but these people are the stars
Thank you Sia! Gotta have stew with it 🇸🇱
“This chicken has been boiled, fried, grilled, air fried, microwaved” 😂😂😂😂 took me out
same 😂
Melissa is beautiful, and her laugh is everything! Great episode!
They needed older generations to make the dishes. Sierra Leone jollof rice and stew is Everything when cooked by the right generation 😍😍😍
I'm Australian. I've only tried Nigerian jollof rice. I thought jollof rice is a Nigerian dish? I didn't know many versions of jollof rice from various African countries. Looking forward to trying them!
I need to cook for them. 🇸🇱
But I do love Nigerian jollof.
Honestly if you prefer really spicy jollof Nigerian jollof hands down but if you want a burst of flavors aromatics but not overly spicy but has the right amount of heat Ghanaian jollof is the way to go
Why did you tie all that extra stuff to Ghanaian Jollof 😏
Sia failed us 🇸🇱😩 but that Nigerian 🇳🇬 Jollof rice looked good 😍
Lajilah, maybe i shouldn't even watch. 😩🙈😂
@@Afrinaturality 🤣🤣🤣 save yourself the trouble.
Justice for salone! Our jollof is delicious!
@@nonfictions facts!
Smh 🤦🏾♀️ she failed us major
ICL, Nigerian Jollof is the best thing that came out of that country. It hits different 💯
As a Senegalese it’s always so funny to me that we are never invited/ featured when the UNESCO recognized the dish as Senegalese.
Ibr I've had Senegalese jollof and while it is nice it barely tastes like the same dish as Ghanaian/Naija jollof. The technique may be similar but the spices and flavour are completely different
Its because they would lose - Nothing beats the original. The spices set it in a league of its own
literally
Yes crazy ! The way Senegalese prepare it, can't be equalled let alone bettered. They are the owners and masters of Jollof rice. Only Nigerians think they do it b4etter but if you ask someone from another country they will always say Senegal.
@@aminarassoul respect to the Senagalese tho, but Nigeria and Ghana made it popular to the world, and the feud between the two countries about whose is better even made it more popular, that doesn't mean Senegalese jollof isn't rated, it's not just popular. I'd like to try it one day tho.
What makes Nigerian Jollof rice so unique is not just about the rice but more like the way it is treated. It is more about the supernatural power that you get from eating it. That is why I believe Nigerian Jollof is rated the world best and will remain so forever!