The sense of humor from the last lady is top notch. 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾 She took the vid to the next level. I really enjoyed watching, plus its all food that I'm fimiliar with. I love being South African🇿🇦
oh my God,miss Fadela is such a vibe she is like this Cool grandma who you can have ANY type of convo with...the next time you go back to SA just make sure you have another meet up with her😂😂
i have watched almost all the food series in this channel, but this series specifically made me smile all through the ladies energy is top notch her sarcasm in her tone just added some spice to the video❤❤ love from Kenya.
Black Africans will cheer and enjoy anything. These coloureds are very racist yet here you are saying this nosense. But then again you are from Kenya 🙄🙄
What's great about South Africa is that I live in KwaZulu Natal (Durban) and I know almost nothing about the coloured culture. This was educational even for a South African.
2 seconds in of watching Aunty Faldela and I'm reminded why I love my country😂😂😂. Kan suma sien daai aunty vati nonsense nie😅😂. But then she ended it with some beautiful wisdom ❤ Proudly South African ❤
I grew up in Cape Town.. And seeing this.. This shows 1% of why the Western Cape is beautiful. Amazing landscapes, incredible food, and the most individual, beautiful human beings you can imagine. ❤
The "no pap" thing has to be unique to western cape coloureds bc in the Northern Cape we all eat pap, that smoortjie would go amazingly with krummel pap😂
@@MetaphysicalExplorations I've just pointed this thing out of different cultures within Coloured people. I guess it's the upbringing and place where one grew up.
I think in Northern Cape the coloured and black culture is very mixed hence I’m not surprised that coloureds eat pap. In Cape Town it is a lot more segregated so we didn’t really eat pap like that except as porridge
I love seeing people who are so passionate about their roots and where they come from. I also love how Mark celebrates their culture with them and makes solid friends along the way. All because of mutual respect and a love for cuisine. You are a true patriot of life and acceptance Sonny, God bless you and your family. Never stop.
For a South African living in South Africa, I've learnt a lot about my country in this channel more than they ever taught inside a classroom. The food approach was such a joyous way to do it...❤❤❤
As a South African abroad I immensely enjoyed this little food “flick”. You pull out the humor of the people which is one of the best things there. Especially the very dry wit of the Malay cook. We have a very dry wit that can be rude at times but it works in SA. Cheers for the great show.
Awesome, lots of good memories. I lived in Cape Town for a long time, nothing beats the culture and food, with a endless variety of activities and places. thanks.
I was raised on this coast and literally nothing in my life will ever compare. I am eternally lucky. This made my tear up :') thank you for this episode, you did phenomenally.
Coloureds refers to members of multiracial ethnic communities in Southern Africa who may have ancestry from more than one of the various populations inhabiting the region, including African, European, and Asian. South Africa's Coloured people are regarded as having some of the most diverse genetic background.
why can't we just focus on the beauty of the food, this series focused on South African Cuisine as a whole and how diverse we are. Glad my people got represented by such great cooks. I'm a proud coloured, this is wonderful video.
I love your show. Watched them all, and I'm so glad you came to Cape Town, but sadly you've only showed off a portion of our coloured culture, where's the Full house masala steak Gatsby, potjie kos, kool kos, breyani, please come back and do it again and next time you come please get in touch with aunty Fatima sydow, she will give you the true coloured experience!!!
For those wondering why the re-upload: 2:52 the Indian referenced in the reel was a black South African in the original upload, instead of South African Indian, it's been amended now.
Thanks! I thought that might've been the case, that there was something that was wrongly edited by accident, but wasn't sure what (wasn't that far into the video before I started questioning it and looking to see if anyone said what it was).
I think its really awesome how you're coming into these other cultural areas and being so lighthearted and respectful, this exemplary behaviour is how more people wish to achieve - Keep up the amazing content too !
I've been following this show for years and I only came across the SA Western Cape videos today and to say that I am SO proud to see my culture represented by 1 of my favourite TH-camrs is an understatement!
Only thing I noticed is the change in the picture used to show the classification for Indian compared to the first time it was shown. Possibly other differences but I'm not rewatching the full episode.
Thank you for finally coming to South Africa, I just cant believe you were in Cape Town and did not showcase the GATSBY !!!!! Its something you really should have tried.
Hi Sonny, I really enjoyed the videos from your South African trip however I was disappointed that you haven’t covered the India cuisine in South Africa which is different from that in India.
Loved this series, and I felt so proud that I have eaten most of the dishes in this entire SA series! We are all South African - yes, different backgrounds, but like that Auntie chooned at the end - we are human beings. Sonny, I think there must be a valid reason you missed the Durban/Indian culture and cuisine - but if you ever visit again you HAVE to go to Durban Brasso! I'm a white dude in KZN, but I ADORE Indian cuisine as well as the ShishaNyama's - a lot of people miss out on the organ meat braais etc. Like in JHB and Afval is amazing. Props to you for showing as many sides of our culture as you could. Leka Mzansi👍🍻
Joe! Hoe lekker honger raak ek nou! Daai smoor snoek het eerste klas gelyk. In China right now and can't wait to return to South Africa for that "lekker kos"!
Thank you BEFRS for allowing us to see, hear, and imagine tasting the immense diversity in cultures and letting them tell their story. You are invaluable to us all. Thanks again
Loved this very open honest description of in particular Cape Town, you guys had my tongue dripping for all the foods they prepared except the bokkom of which I’ll only eat a small piece at a time 16:22 . I’m from the Cape born and bred but live in Spain and miss all the lekkergoed as the Afrikaaners say. The Kreef and perlemoen ( abalone ) i dived myself, I also smoked my own snoek which I bought from fisherman in Houtbay or West Coast. Now i smoke Angel fish and mackerel for my smoored snoek which I love, also snoek spread etc. Thanks for this reminder of my home town and it’s customs.
Excellent series of videos in our beautiful country. It’s a bit disappointing that you didn’t preview South African Indian cuisine on this series of videos. Should also be part of the 4 diverse groups of people. Excellent food 😊
Ngl, I'm pretty disappointed by it too. In terms of food, SA Indians have a lot to showcase and offer. I hope there'll be another opportunity to do so.
I suggest you all watch the video before getting worked up about the videos title. “Coloured People” (in this case) isnt being used as a derogatory term. There is no need to be offended for these PROUD beautiful Coloured South African people. Stay a while, LEARN SOMETHING!!! Its actually a really great video. ENJOY🤗🤗
i'm sure not a single person thought it would be a racist video. completely besides the point it's archaic racist terminology that shouldn't be okay to say. while some people may not be upset by it their grandparents and great grandparents might. was and is literally a racial slur.
@@thatdudebro Are you South African? Well I am, I am also coloured. Unlike the US where it has been used as a derogatory word, over here in SA we are proud of it, the word coloured has no foul meanings, it is who we are. Please do not assume it is racist here, and most definitely, do not assume you can cancel our culture!
@@thatdudebro are you even a person of color and from where are you from? Asking because as a person of color, I don't see how it's offensive. America we say people of color, which isn't offensive at all. Here they say colored, which is the same only they're speaking of a *specific* tribe, region, or community. Just like one can be Black but not an African American. Instead of saying they're Black (or African American), they say they're Jamaican.
@@thatdudebro The point is that it is not a racial slur in South Africa, so South African grandparents and great-grandparents would not be offended now would they?. It is what that group of people call themselves, the world doesn't revolve around the USA and their terminology. That being said - even 25 years ago in the USA if you called someone who is black a 'Person of Colour', that would have been offensive, now for some reason it is not. Goalposts get moved all the time. Stop getting offended on other peoples behalf, especially when they are not offended themselves.
I see so many comments about the word Coloured here. I am a Coloured, male, I am proud to be Coloured, it is who we are, it is what we call ourselves proudly. No need to take offence on our behalf lol.
Ironically it's probably the Kings and Queens of 'Inclusivity', the Yanks or UK, being incredibly ignorant about another culture and assuming that the labels they use are the same as in their countries.
3:20 as a coloured, lemme just course correct here. what makes the coloured race stand apart, is that we have our own struggles and challenges that are unique to us, and it has influenced our distinct culture, as with every other race in southern africa. now no race is a monolith, but i would say they can be grouped. black southern africans eat more than just pap. their culture and cuisine is distinct and unique
For anyone wondering he reupload videos because TH-cam monetizes his videos after a while . I know alot of people get upset about these reuploads but as he states him and his crew are a small group of people working extremely hard to bring content plus they were extremely busy in 2022 and need as much revenue for this upcoming year to bring us more content. Be patient with them they're doing an amazing job nonetheless
You can stay in South Africa 🇿🇦 forever , you still can’t finish the food , there is a new dish everyday from street vendors to 5 star restaurants is amazing ❤
@16:55 (that Auntie got you bad. hahaha.) I laughed out so hard and loud now...I surprised myself....and your Auntie and family at the beach were all awesome. Now that's a real fun South African welcoming. Happy laughing to all your crew and yourself.
The most important line in this video. "I am human. God didn't create me to be a race." I'm not religious but I can 100% agree with this mindset. What a wonderful person.
I love her take on things, I'm not whatever category you want to put me in, I'm a human being. We must love and celebrate the things that unite all of us as humans. ^_^
I like Bokkoms but can't eat a lot of it cause of how salty it is so I mostly prefer Droëwors and Biltong. Very cool series you have on South African foods. I live here and honestly I have to say we have some cool and delicious foods
Coloured people in South Africa are similar to what is called Creole in other countries aka a huge mix of races. As a coloured I have white, black, Indian also Christian and Moslem family so we get to celebrate Christmas,Easter and Eid its awesome ❤🎉😊
It's amazing how AFRICA, and South Africa especially are shown as downtrodden and "3rd world" here in the states. Then you pull up videos like this in their 6 part series and see the beauty of the areas. Even in this video, look how vibrant and bustling the area is. The beautiful beaches and how this whole area is nestled in the hills and the city is exciting and the size of the homes. Seriously, that house she's in would go for 400-600k here in NC, 2 million in NY and maybe 4 million in CA. It's crazy. Kudos to the team on yet another stellar show and congrats on the 10million subscribers. WOW.
Yes you have been brainwashed to hate Africa and particularly South Africa and learn that Africa is a jungle..cant speak..suffering and no life activity.
Really really pi**es me off, people complain over the smallest thing so videos get removed or the youtube PATHETIC algorithm keeps removing videos. Whatever the case is, sunny is an amazing presenter and his shows aren't just about the food, but also the culture etc absolutely fantastic. He definitely should have his own tv show on prime time viewing
You still in South Africa 🇿🇦 thats amazing 👏 😍 we can't wait for you 😀 here in Durban town they is laker chow here..........just visit KwaZulu-Natal......
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Baie lekker ❤
Bro their the African Polynesian gotta be
Is that a fkn potato yeh they gotta be Polynesian 😂
@@Fkn_Sendit365why
@Fkn_Sendit365 why cause our ancestors from Asia
The sense of humor from the last lady is top notch. 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾 She took the vid to the next level. I really enjoyed watching, plus its all food that I'm fimiliar with. I love being South African🇿🇦
You are beautiful 🥵🥰🌹
She is really blatant like Uncle Roger. 😂😂😂
If everyone could have that last ladies attitude on humanity then what love and peace we would all enjoy. Bless her
thats my grandmaa
I love coloureds in our country.
They have contributed so much to our culture.
Thank you for showing off South Africa in such a beautiful way that makes me proud to be South African
Kwaai lappies man.
@@cheslynkallis2942 wat meen jy
oh my God,miss Fadela is such a vibe she is like this Cool grandma who you can have ANY type of convo with...the next time you go back to SA just make sure you have another meet up with her😂😂
dude, we should go to meet her. she is epic. her down to earth personality is dope.
Hahaha she is the epitome of realness. I love it 🤣🤣🤣
@@jambatx absolutely, lol
@@jambatx If you want someone shltting on you all day then go for it, lmfao
She was awesome
As a South African, I thoroughly enjoyed this series. Thank you for engaging with and portraying South African culture so beautifully.
I love Fadela so much. She deserves more time on camera- such good chemistry with Sonny haha
True😂
i have watched almost all the food series in this channel, but this series specifically made me smile all through the ladies energy is top notch her sarcasm in her tone just added some spice to the video❤❤ love from Kenya.
Totally agree
Black Africans will cheer and enjoy anything. These coloureds are very racist yet here you are saying this nosense. But then again you are from Kenya 🙄🙄
What's great about South Africa is that I live in KwaZulu Natal (Durban) and I know almost nothing about the coloured culture. This was educational even for a South African.
In deed
2 seconds in of watching Aunty Faldela and I'm reminded why I love my country😂😂😂. Kan suma sien daai aunty vati nonsense nie😅😂. But then she ended it with some beautiful wisdom ❤
Proudly South African ❤
Amigos!! Food look delicious. People are welcoming. Thanks South Africa 🇿🇦. Respect from Durango Mexico 🇲🇽
Here is the recommended clip that explain that alll:,
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Awe Ma se Kind..
@@readingtips2690 shut the hell up spammer
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Coloured’s are the funniest people you will ever meet. Full of energy and naturally hilarious
And they love to fight physically
@@GlenroseMakgorogo😂😂😂😂
@@GlenroseMakgorogo That's an inaccurate perception of coloureds. Clearly you haven't interacted with many😮
@@GlenroseMakgorogo That's an inaccurate perception of coloureds. Clearly you haven't interacted with many😮
every single one of them?
the last woman is brutally honest and funny at the same time. she's Calvin of South Africa lol
I grew up in Cape Town.. And seeing this.. This shows 1% of why the Western Cape is beautiful. Amazing landscapes, incredible food, and the most individual, beautiful human beings you can imagine. ❤
I really dig Faldela's vibe and irreverent sense of humour.
ʜɪᴛ ᴍᴇ ᴜᴘ ᴏɴ ᴛᴇʟᴇɢʀᴀᴍ ɪ ɢᴏᴛ sᴏᴍᴇᴛʜɪɴɢ sᴘᴇᴄɪᴀʟ ғᴏʀ ʏᴏᴜ 🎁🎁🎊🎊.....
crazy about her honesty🤣
Im white and I love my coloured brothers and sisters! we are family. We are one colour, we are western cape colour. God bless my family
Proudly South African here. Our country and its people are gorgeous though, flaws and all🇿🇦❤️
Flaws make people unique. Much same as us from 🇹🇹...i am a dooglah, what you would coloured, mixes Indian and Black
That lady at the end was absolutely brilliant and she said it's so good we're all equal ☺️
ʜɪᴛ ᴍᴇ ᴜᴘ ᴏɴ ᴛᴇʟᴇɢʀᴀᴍ ɪ ɢᴏᴛ sᴏᴍᴇᴛʜɪɴɢ sᴘᴇᴄɪᴀʟ ғᴏʀ ʏᴏᴜ 🎁🎁🎊🎊.....
The "no pap" thing has to be unique to western cape coloureds bc in the Northern Cape we all eat pap, that smoortjie would go amazingly with krummel pap😂
In Eastern Cape I know coloureds also don't eat pap,mostly rice as a staple..
@@MetaphysicalExplorations I've just pointed this thing out of different cultures within Coloured people. I guess it's the upbringing and place where one grew up.
I'm from the WC..colored, but we also eat pap...although not as often perhaps
I think in Northern Cape the coloured and black culture is very mixed hence I’m not surprised that coloureds eat pap. In Cape Town it is a lot more segregated so we didn’t really eat pap like that except as porridge
@@taylorjoseph5113 many white people love pap as well, some would eat it with braaivleis lol
"I actually like it" is one of the most south African sayings I know, up there with ja nee and now now (to name a few)😂😂
I love seeing people who are so passionate about their roots and where they come from. I also love how Mark celebrates their culture with them and makes solid friends along the way. All because of mutual respect and a love for cuisine. You are a true patriot of life and acceptance Sonny, God bless you and your family. Never stop.
ʜɪᴛ ᴍᴇ ᴜᴘ ᴏɴ ᴛᴇʟᴇɢʀᴀᴍ ɪ ɢᴏᴛ sᴏᴍᴇᴛʜɪɴɢ sᴘᴇᴄɪᴀʟ ғᴏʀ ʏᴏᴜ 🎁🎁🎊🎊.....
For a South African living in South Africa, I've learnt a lot about my country in this channel more than they ever taught inside a classroom. The food approach was such a joyous way to do it...❤❤❤
Say that again ❤❤
As a South African abroad I immensely enjoyed this little food “flick”. You pull out the humor of the people which is one of the best things there. Especially the very dry wit of the Malay cook. We have a very dry wit that can be rude at times but it works in SA. Cheers for the great show.
That last lady is an inspiration, she is what Africa needs most.
Awesome, lots of good memories. I lived in Cape Town for a long time, nothing beats the culture and food, with a endless variety of activities and places. thanks.
I'm South African Black and I love the Coloured culture its people and the food 😊 S/O from Kwathema stay up Cape Town and all Africans 💪🏾💪🏻💪💪🏿
I was raised on this coast and literally nothing in my life will ever compare. I am eternally lucky. This made my tear up :') thank you for this episode, you did phenomenally.
Coloureds refers to members of multiracial ethnic communities in Southern Africa who may have ancestry from more than one of the various populations inhabiting the region, including African, European, and Asian. South Africa's Coloured people are regarded as having some of the most diverse genetic background.
✊🇿🇦🌍✊🇿🇦🌍✊🇿🇦✊🌍🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦PROUDLY COLOURED AND FOREVER LOVE MY ANCESTRIAL ROOTS/BACKGROUND.
You nailed it ....perfect description of us and we're extremely proud of whatever heritage we have ❤😊
I did a DNA test, the results are 12 different ancestries, I'm Coloured, colourful and belong to the human race.
why can't we just focus on the beauty of the food, this series focused on South African Cuisine as a whole and how diverse we are. Glad my people got represented by such great cooks. I'm a proud coloured, this is wonderful video.
ʜɪᴛ ᴍᴇ ᴜᴘ ᴏɴ ᴛᴇʟᴇɢʀᴀᴍ ɪ ɢᴏᴛ sᴏᴍᴇᴛʜɪɴɢ sᴘᴇᴄɪᴀʟ ғᴏʀ ʏᴏᴜ 🎁🎁🎊🎊
ʜɪᴛ ᴍᴇ ᴜᴘ ᴏɴ ᴛᴇʟᴇɢʀᴀᴍ ɪ ɢᴏᴛ sᴏᴍᴇᴛʜɪɴɢ sᴘᴇᴄɪᴀʟ ғᴏʀ ʏᴏᴜ 🎁🎁🎊🎊.....
Yay!
I love your show. Watched them all, and I'm so glad you came to Cape Town, but sadly you've only showed off a portion of our coloured culture, where's the Full house masala steak Gatsby, potjie kos, kool kos, breyani, please come back and do it again and next time you come please get in touch with aunty Fatima sydow, she will give you the true coloured experience!!!
For those wondering why the re-upload: 2:52 the Indian referenced in the reel was a black South African in the original upload, instead of South African Indian, it's been amended now.
Thanks for clearing that up, I thought it was a new vid but I immediately recognised the fact that I saw it already :)
Lol i seen that In the previous video, didn't wanna call them out
Thanks! I thought that might've been the case, that there was something that was wrongly edited by accident, but wasn't sure what (wasn't that far into the video before I started questioning it and looking to see if anyone said what it was).
@@nathanmccarty9811 this is sad. it is an important historical photo.
@@Theoryofcatsndogsbreast?
So glad you got to come to our country and enjoy our cuisine 🙂 Proudly South African
I think its really awesome how you're coming into these other cultural areas and being so lighthearted and respectful, this exemplary behaviour is how more people wish to achieve - Keep up the amazing content too !
I've been following this show for years and I only came across the SA Western Cape videos today and to say that I am SO proud to see my culture represented by 1 of my favourite TH-camrs is an understatement!
I all ready watch this video
true. I thought it was only me
The original video is asking for an age verification to watch it now.
Same
Me t😊oo
Only thing I noticed is the change in the picture used to show the classification for Indian compared to the first time it was shown. Possibly other differences but I'm not rewatching the full episode.
Fantastic Sonny 👏🏿.
Thank you for showcasing South African🇿🇦 culture in its purest form.
Thank you for finally coming to South Africa, I just cant believe you were in Cape Town and did not showcase the GATSBY !!!!! Its something you really should have tried.
Not just any Gatsby, a Golden Dish Masala steak Gatsby!
Proudly Cape Malay here living abroad. Shooo, i miss South Africa and its people. Thanks for representing our culture so well.
South Africa is on my bucket list. Thanks for covering, great episode!
Cape town. Kruger national park and drakensberge are my suggested destinations.
If you earn in dollars or euros itl be cheap AF
@@christo2690 Don't forget about table mountain. :)
This was so fun watching. Thank you, I am South African living in Uruguay.
Hi...all coloured people watching this ....I'm staying in Pretoria it's so nice to see other parts of South Africa keep it up guys❤
Hi Sonny, I really enjoyed the videos from your South African trip however I was disappointed that you haven’t covered the India cuisine in South Africa which is different from that in India.
As an expat the thing I miss the most is a good Durban curry and don't get me started on bunny chows!!!👌👌
I'm a Belgian person living in south Africa , and I am married to a colored and love the traditions I have experienced!!
She eat pap?
@@asjsfreti5013 I'd guess no. We coloureds don't really eat pap. As far as I know.
@@StAlfonzo87 My fam and I do! And some families we know in Mitchell's Plain, Worcester, etc. So I always thought it's one of our rice substitutes!
Belgians like chocolate
@asj csj no her family does not her dad is from Durban and is more a coriander in curry person that's a big thing in their culture
I think it's great how he takes us into different cultures and they're food & customs it truly is refreshing
Cape Malay Chicken Curry is what all chickens hope to be one day.
The Couloured people in South Africa are AWESOME!
The last lady seems so cute and wonderful, giving vibes of an Indian grandmaa🥺
Loved this series, and I felt so proud that I have eaten most of the dishes in this entire SA series!
We are all South African - yes, different backgrounds, but like that Auntie chooned at the end - we are human beings.
Sonny, I think there must be a valid reason you missed the Durban/Indian culture and cuisine - but if you ever visit again you HAVE to go to Durban Brasso! I'm a white dude in KZN, but I ADORE Indian cuisine as well as the ShishaNyama's - a lot of people miss out on the organ meat braais etc. Like in JHB and Afval is amazing.
Props to you for showing as many sides of our culture as you could.
Leka Mzansi👍🍻
Joe! Hoe lekker honger raak ek nou! Daai smoor snoek het eerste klas gelyk. In China right now and can't wait to return to South Africa for that "lekker kos"!
Kry vir jouself ook n braai chops saam met boerewors en artapelslaai. Kan nie genoeg kry van dit nie.
Cape Town has such amazing culture. The people are so friendly and funny and amazing food
watching this video for the 2nd time because its about my people , Proudly Coloured
Thank you BEFRS for allowing us to see, hear, and imagine tasting the immense diversity in cultures and letting them tell their story. You are invaluable to us all. Thanks again
The SA 🇿🇦 JOURNEY has been awesome
I have tears in my eyes. So much of our history in our food! 😍🥰
Loved this very open honest description of in particular Cape Town, you guys had my tongue dripping for all the foods they prepared except the bokkom of which I’ll only eat a small piece at a time 16:22 . I’m from the Cape born and bred but live in Spain and miss all the lekkergoed as the Afrikaaners say. The Kreef and perlemoen ( abalone ) i dived myself, I also smoked my own snoek which I bought from fisherman in Houtbay or West Coast. Now i smoke Angel fish and mackerel for my smoored snoek which I love, also snoek spread etc. Thanks for this reminder of my home town and it’s customs.
I love that an American is the host. Getting the proper experience of our amazing cultures!
Great cuisine & excellent insight, exposure,humour whilst keeping focus on the food.
Bravo!!
Excellent series of videos in our beautiful country. It’s a bit disappointing that you didn’t preview South African Indian cuisine on this series of videos. Should also be part of the 4 diverse groups of people. Excellent food 😊
Ngl, I'm pretty disappointed by it too. In terms of food, SA Indians have a lot to showcase and offer. I hope there'll be another opportunity to do so.
I thought they would include Indian
Yeah he shoulda gone to durbz
Props to the editing team. They did a splendid job for this episode.
I worked as a scuba instructor in South Africa for many years.
Crayfish and avocado on the beach was a cheap meal when we were broke.
Sonny, this is one of the best videos 🇿🇦🇿🇦 That snoek looks so delicious.
I suggest you all watch the video before getting worked up about the videos title. “Coloured People” (in this case) isnt being used as a derogatory term. There is no need to be offended for these PROUD beautiful Coloured South African people. Stay a while, LEARN SOMETHING!!! Its actually a really great video. ENJOY🤗🤗
i'm sure not a single person thought it would be a racist video. completely besides the point it's archaic racist terminology that shouldn't be okay to say. while some people may not be upset by it their grandparents and great grandparents might. was and is literally a racial slur.
@@thatdudebro Are you South African? Well I am, I am also coloured. Unlike the US where it has been used as a derogatory word, over here in SA we are proud of it, the word coloured has no foul meanings, it is who we are. Please do not assume it is racist here, and most definitely, do not assume you can cancel our culture!
@@thatdudebro are you even a person of color and from where are you from? Asking because as a person of color, I don't see how it's offensive. America we say people of color, which isn't offensive at all. Here they say colored, which is the same only they're speaking of a *specific* tribe, region, or community. Just like one can be Black but not an African American. Instead of saying they're Black (or African American), they say they're Jamaican.
@@thatdudebro The point is that it is not a racial slur in South Africa, so South African grandparents and great-grandparents would not be offended now would they?. It is what that group of people call themselves, the world doesn't revolve around the USA and their terminology. That being said - even 25 years ago in the USA if you called someone who is black a 'Person of Colour', that would have been offensive, now for some reason it is not. Goalposts get moved all the time. Stop getting offended on other peoples behalf, especially when they are not offended themselves.
@UCFnYMC-AHNerwPY9q_2uyXQ where is it well known to be derogatory?
From a Namibian Coloured: 'THANKS FOR THIS EPISODE'
I see so many comments about the word Coloured here.
I am a Coloured, male, I am proud to be Coloured, it is who we are, it is what we call ourselves proudly.
No need to take offence on our behalf lol.
Ironically it's probably the Kings and Queens of 'Inclusivity', the Yanks or UK, being incredibly ignorant about another culture and assuming that the labels they use are the same as in their countries.
people think the culture and politics in the USA apply to the rest of the world... its very stupid.
Exactly, I don't know why ppl get offended when we are called coloured ,I'm a proud cape town coloured!
Agreed. They should've just spelled it right in the title though
Here is the recommended clip that explain that alll that:,
th-cam.com/video/TfaI0QL1_Ts/w-d-xo.html
3:20 as a coloured, lemme just course correct here. what makes the coloured race stand apart, is that we have our own struggles and challenges that are unique to us, and it has influenced our distinct culture, as with every other race in southern africa. now no race is a monolith, but i would say they can be grouped.
black southern africans eat more than just pap. their culture and cuisine is distinct and unique
What a diverse culture in Africa, diverse culture - diverse cuisine. "Super Recipe"
Love you even more after visiting my country. These was a beautiful series of videos. A honest tribute to all the main cultures in South Africa ❤️
Love to see my country and the numerous cultures represented
Coloureds are different in every province but they all have a few things in common which is attitude and amazing sense of humor
you can't hate them
For anyone wondering he reupload videos because TH-cam monetizes his videos after a while . I know alot of people get upset about these reuploads but as he states him and his crew are a small group of people working extremely hard to bring content plus they were extremely busy in 2022 and need as much revenue for this upcoming year to bring us more content. Be patient with them they're doing an amazing job nonetheless
You can stay in South Africa 🇿🇦 forever , you still can’t finish the food , there is a new dish everyday from street vendors to 5 star restaurants is amazing ❤
Nje, to think he just scrapped the surface.
those dishes looked sooo yummy!!
specially the lobster with just butter and garlic. wow!! to die for…
@16:55 (that Auntie got you bad. hahaha.) I laughed out so hard and loud now...I surprised myself....and your Auntie and family at the beach were all awesome. Now that's a real fun South African welcoming. Happy laughing to all your crew and yourself.
The most important line in this video. "I am human. God didn't create me to be a race." I'm not religious but I can 100% agree with this mindset. What a wonderful person.
I love her take on things, I'm not whatever category you want to put me in, I'm a human being. We must love and celebrate the things that unite all of us as humans. ^_^
I LOOOVE Aunty Faldela!! She’s a treasure
She's awesome! A real straighshooter
I love SA. As a Zambian, we actually love our brothers and sisters in SA.
A little too much
I enjoyed so much always love the Africa that we don't see on tv thanks for bringing that to us really enjoy
Love Fadela she’s so real especially with her statement saying she’s a human being🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽✨
I like Bokkoms but can't eat a lot of it cause of how salty it is so I mostly prefer Droëwors and Biltong. Very cool series you have on South African foods. I live here and honestly I have to say we have some cool and delicious foods
You did a very good job , with this series.Brought the best out of all cultures
Love the Cape Malay cooking. One could really make a whole channel about it. Where's the Bobotie though?
Another amazing video! I learned so much about beautiful SA!! What an incredible country of awesome people ❤️
Already watched this. What did TH-cam find offensive about the way real people live this time?
I was thinking the same thing. There weren't any mammals being dispatched on this video. Was it something someone said?
The only difference I noticed was a picture of a topless girl that has been edited in this version.
Here is the recommended clip that explain that alll that:,
th-cam.com/video/TfaI0QL1_Ts/w-d-xo.html
02:54 Looks like they fixed the "Indian" person. Last video had a black looking woman. This woman does look like an actual Indian.
@@StAlfonzo87 Oh yeah, you're right
I wished you covered Indian South African cuisine...my mouth is watering even thinking about it 🤤🤤
Fancy bumping into you here Mondli!
I was wondering too ehy he didn't go to Durban and do indian part, maybe someone didn't tell him in his team
Chicken bunny
MY GOD MAN! That's one SAVAGE Grandma 🤣🤣
(By SAVAGE I mean HONEST and STRAIGHT FORWARD, its an internet slang. I don't mean, like she hunts US Marines in the Predator movies)
I'm proudly Coloured. I appreciate this video❤️
Coloured people in South Africa are similar to what is called Creole in other countries aka a huge mix of races. As a coloured I have white, black, Indian also Christian and Moslem family so we get to celebrate Christmas,Easter and Eid its awesome ❤🎉😊
It's amazing how AFRICA, and South Africa especially are shown as downtrodden and "3rd world" here in the states. Then you pull up videos like this in their 6 part series and see the beauty of the areas. Even in this video, look how vibrant and bustling the area is. The beautiful beaches and how this whole area is nestled in the hills and the city is exciting and the size of the homes. Seriously, that house she's in would go for 400-600k here in NC, 2 million in NY and maybe 4 million in CA. It's crazy. Kudos to the team on yet another stellar show and congrats on the 10million subscribers. WOW.
Yes you have been brainwashed to hate Africa and particularly South Africa and learn that Africa is a jungle..cant speak..suffering and no life activity.
South African food is amazing
I already watched this, but I'm leaving this on in the background so Sonny gets his views 🤣
ʜɪᴛ ᴍᴇ ᴜᴘ ᴏɴ ᴛᴇʟᴇɢʀᴀᴍ ɪ ɢᴏᴛ sᴏᴍᴇᴛʜɪɴɢ sᴘᴇᴄɪᴀʟ ғᴏʀ ʏᴏᴜ 🎁🎁🎊🎊
I did the same 🤗
I love the colorgrading for these South Africa videos !!!
As a Māori from Aotearoa NZ we love our Kaimoana/Seafood too 🤤
Really really pi**es me off, people complain over the smallest thing so videos get removed or the youtube PATHETIC algorithm keeps removing videos. Whatever the case is, sunny is an amazing presenter and his shows aren't just about the food, but also the culture etc absolutely fantastic. He definitely should have his own tv show on prime time viewing
Fadela was a great interview‼️.. I love her direct honesty .👉🏽. & she funny.. I love it 💯.. 🤔 a special episode wit Her & Sonny would be great..🎯
You still in South Africa 🇿🇦 thats amazing 👏 😍 we can't wait for you 😀 here in Durban town they is laker chow here..........just visit KwaZulu-Natal......
ʜɪᴛ ᴍᴇ ᴜᴘ ᴏɴ ᴛᴇʟᴇɢʀᴀᴍ ɪ ɢᴏᴛ sᴏᴍᴇᴛʜɪɴɢ sᴘᴇᴄɪᴀʟ ғᴏʀ ʏᴏᴜ 🎁🎁🎊🎊
My town of Velddrif (Bokkom Capital of South Africa) is being featured here I am so proud as a member of this great town :)
Hey Sonny I been a viewer of your channel for about 4 years and this a.m I just realized you had more viewers then Mark Wiens. Congratulations!!
Authentic vs Mushing, oooming, oomphing sounds with a yaaaaaaarrrrr....thanks but ....no more.
Mark weins is cringe to watch. Sonny is authentic
Glad he showed the coloureds 🙌🏼