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Your brain scan, I have a hunch that if you do more rigorous exercise you'll go into deep sleep better and it's a way to be able to handle stress, Joe Rogan also does sauna everyday, you're a lot like Rogan because you're funny and could be a comedian like him at the same time you can really empathize with others. Would be interesting to see you on his podcast.
I'd like to see you learn Gaeltacht. Then travel to Ireland. I read that the language was almost lost at one point when the English came in years ago. That the language made a comeback but is starting to decline again since 2016.
4:16 Dudes just munching on this tribes prized catch like a damn buffet. Not going to lie, it kind of upset me. I found it pretty disrespectful. And one would think that, that guy studied and learned a bit of who they was going to see. And how that food/animal is not only hard to catch "as you explained", but rare and not an abundant because so. Just threw me off I guess. Glad you caught on to it though! @Xiaomanyc 小马在纽约
Doctor here, I find this fascinating, I would love to analyse the microbial population of the fermented product. Seems like a way to redistribute microbiome diversity across the tribe/community. Like a commmunity probiotic, bank of microbes. Fascinating.
Only a true doctor would have this kind of response. Kinda like in Avatar where Dr. Augustine, even while on the brink of death says, "I've gotta take some samples."
I’ve seen the process of making chicha!! & yes, you are drinking someone’s spit. I’m really fond of the taste of the beer to this day & I’ve sought it out where I live but can’t find anyone who sells it fresh. No surprise. You can’t buy raw milk cheese so why would spit-made beer be allowed. The problem with chicha is that it has to be freshly made to taste good. If it’s even a couple days old or bottled it has moldy aftertaste that I don’t like. It was in Ollayatambo in Peru.
When it's hot like this the purpose is not to use the saliva as a starter but use the enzymes in the saliva to prepare the starches on the cassava to ferment, they are putting alfa-amylase in the cassava to break down the starch to then use the natural yeast in the wild to ferment.
You'd think the title is clickbait but it's just the tip of the iceberg LOL this series is absolutely insane (for us cityfolks) I love it. Absolutely crazy too how they just make a bag out of leaves that can carry 100lbs like that in an instant. You guys are amazing to be so easily accepting of everything from their culture.
Bro I was doing so good until the spitting and then picking it back up and spitting again omg I literally puked and have been gagging non stop omg lmao I love this guy he's a beast I feel weak af compared to them he's an animal bro lmao 💯
They have truly earned it. Speaking the language, hunting naked in the jungle, participating in every aspect of their lives, making and drinking spit beer...
You have totally taken your love for languages to a new level. This new strain of content shows that you are love of the people, and you have mad respect for humans all around. Thank you Xiaoma for letting me watch your journeys.
Amylase is found in saliva and is needed in a variety of ways in the fermentation of grains and tubers. Seems gross but someone did this before industrial amylase was available. Pretty cool if you ask me
husband speaking age 80, Wonderful and amazing series - but I would starve there. My wife is Filipino and some of the things she eats makes me shiver.. Pen pals for 5 years, married for 47.
It's amazing because you entered in their culture and created a deep connection. They live this way for centuries, and it amazes me how opened they were for you. Very much respect for this video!!!
There’s so much for me to take in this video. Eating the boar’s testicles, eating worms, and fermenting the beer with saliva from the entire village. Huge respect for doing this. ❤
@@MoesieWell, nature gave us neurotoxins and salmonella too. And venom that causes stronger erections than Viagra. There's no dichotomy between eating bird shit and drinking butter. Why does eating bird shit not make you sick? "because it's natural unlike butter". Maybe there's better way for you to say what you're trying to say.
Xiaoma's 4-part video series with the Waorani tribe in the heart of the Amazonian Rainforest is extraordinary. It deserves an Emmy. The climax with them racing after tribesmen hunting monkeys with giant blow-guns in the thick of the jungle is absolutely riveting. The sensationalist "gross-out factor" title may have actually kept people away from this one.
I've actually tried chicha once, with a tribe in the Ecuadorian Amazon, and found it surprisingly good, and only weakly alcoholic (maybe 2-3%). Ecuador is an amazing country with very diverse geography and culture. I highly recommend people visit, because it offers some unforgettable experiences (where else can you DRIVE up to nearly 17,000 feet above sea level* in the morning, and take a boat down a tributary of a tributary of the Amazon river in the evening?). Just be careful where you walk in the jungle; I had 2 guides, and both of them inadvertently stepped OVER a fer-de-lance snake on a trail, not noticing it (their camouflage is crazy). I did notice it because I recognized the texture of snake-skin, and thought that it was just a shed skin of a snake long-gone at first glance, only to realize that it was very much alive, and that I came within a single footstep of treading on it (which would likely have been a fatal footstep, as I was hours away from a hospital at the time). *At this elevation, the atmosphere is only ~50% as thick as at sea level. Also, keep in mind that only 8 mountains in North America exceed this elevation - 7 of them require considerable climbing skills to reach (6 require _ice-climbing skills_ specifically), and 1 is an erupting volcano, which is my jam (I'd definitely consider climbing at least part of the way up Popocatépetl, but recognize that actually climbing above 15,000 feet is a lot more difficult than getting into a 4WD and driving up, which you can do at the long-dormant Chimborazo volcano in Ecuador) but probably not yours (and I wouldn't consider it without at least some indication that the activity had waned to the point where eruptive activity was low and frequent, indicating a constant release of pressure - this is how I managed to get within 200 feet of the summit of Fuego volcano in Guatemala "safely"). But experiencing what it's like to need 2 breaths for every 1 that you would take at sea level is absolutely worth doing, as the physiological effect is impressive without being _that_ dangerous (some people can get serious altitude sickness, but the cure is basically just...going to a lower elevation). And doing it without the need for months of physical training and a buttload of climbing equipment is, in my mind, the best way to go for most normal people.
From what I’ve seen of this guy visiting tribes, all the different tribes are just people. Unique cultures but common in their friendliness and acceptance when you make an effort to understand and connect with them.
This is so cool! I really admire your level of commitment to doing all of these traditional things. It’s awesome to see people connect with other cultures on a personal level. I just found your channel and have been binging it :) keep being awesome
I love how you embedded yourself in their culture and just give it a go! I know for westerners this might seem odd, but much respect for what you did! Keep up the good work!
Not gonna lie. I love learning about other cultures. And I’m very respectful. But there’s no way in hell I’d do that. Xiaoma you have balls my friend. Great upload.
Shaking my head here, Ari. It's totally and absolutely incredible. Kudos to your team of producers. Fantastic work. Love to all the tribesmen: men, women, boys, and girls!
the best content, we must respect indigenous comunities, all of their ancenstral knowledge about the mother earth, and their profound conexion with the nature
Don’t usually comment on your videos. This episode was pure joy bro, i congratulate those who raised you 🤲🏼 Also congratulations and blessings to your new born ❤
I Just came to mention that these are "post apocalyptic" survival tribes. There were huge civilizations in the amazon which were nearly completely wiped by desease brought by Europeans. Maybe I'm exaggerating but that's my understanding from what I've read we are discovering from terra prieta and from the structures emerging from our destruction of the Amazon forest.
And substantiated by Lydar imagery; and sadly, extensive deforestation. Possibly million of inhabitants killed by Smallpox brought in the mid 1500's by Amazon trekking European Conquistadores . . . The next five years should uncover (literally and figuratively) new data . . .
The way us Americans treat foreigners seems even more disgusting seeing how these people are so open to them being there and being so accepting. They are the definition of humble. I would honestly trade all the extra stuff we had in the US to be there and surrounded by so much joy and love.
Only recently discovered this channel but it is definitely one of the very best on TH-cam. It demonstrates how we are _all one race - the human race_ and it's beautiful to see. If only all people could come together, it's in our nature, but _the system_ keeps us divided, which makes me sad. I actually cry to a lot of these vids.
Thanks for mentioning the kosher aspect, Ari! I'm Muslim so I eat halal and was wondering how I would handle some of these food situations so it was cool to see a traveler who also follows religious dietary restrictions.
@@azurezzz I mean isn't alcohol the only time that kosher wouldn't be halal? Not that it's relevant to what I was talking about in my original comment anyway.
Kosher is more specific than halal and it includes things not even related to eating, for example shatnez is technically part of being kosher. There’s rules about creatures of the sea and creatures of the air and milk with meat etc
@@abotaccount6094 resilience in a community especially one isolated like this that is. The microbiome of animals and environment across the world is different. That's why the endemic and epidemic diseases are different in different places. Plus there's a chance that he'll carry some of those unknown microorganisms and infect his family and neighbours as well. Microorganisms are most abundant and deadliest organisms in the world, they shouldn't be taken lightly.
This was excellent! You should do more videos like this when you travel to remote parts of the world and learn their language and interact with their culture. It's definitely national geographic like. But the fantastic thing that makes it so different is the fact that you can communicate with them. Go up into the Andes and communicate with some of them own people. Go to very remote sections of Africa. Etc. Thank you very much for the video.
"You are now part of our family"......This is a part of you now. Take your Wife and Child there, and introduce them also. The World gains Respect from your Deeds. Just saying "Hello" in a Native's local lingo make you feel right. Kudos.
Masato is the one that is made with spit ❤ 🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪 , you can buy Chicha de Jora in any Hispanic market in Queens . Try Chicha Morada made out of purple corn It is delicious.
It’s so crazy seeing your video in my little ordinary hometown of Dublin the liberties and then seeing you with all these beautiful tribes. Another great video thank you for educating us🤩
Have you ever watched Stefan Milo’s videos? He is a great researcher and I would be really interested if you two got together and combined your worldly knowledge of language with his knowledge of human history and see what you guys could sus out about human/language history. Also congrats on the new baby! 🐥
I'd like to see you learn Gaeltacht. And go to Ireland. I heard the language was almost lost at one time. And the old Gaeltacht, or Irish ia declining again.
@@GhastlyCretin I heard that the very rural areas that some of the older folks speak an older dialect? I'll have to find the video of his visit to Dublin. Thanks for the head's up.! Ní raibh mé riamh ann ach ba mhaith liom dul. Is tír álainn í. Chaith mo chol ceathrair dhá bhliain ann. Thaitin na tithe tábhairne léi.
Would you ever think about visiting and potentially learning the language of the Hadzabe tribe? They’re one of the last hunter-gatherers just like the Waorani I’m sure you’ve herd of them.
I was in the rainforest last month and it was am amazing experience with the schuar tribe. Drank chica with them and built a church. Part of me is still in ecuador. I loved it.
Thank You! I really enjoy your channel. I spent some time in the Brazilian Amazon about 40 years ago. I am very impressed on your skills with the native languages. Again, thank you!
Every president ever: "What were the nuclear launch codes for targeting Indonesia again?" Me after seeing this video: *Rooting for the president who's ready to use them*
Oh Man, David tearing that leg up....I feel your the sting. I developed a Pork Allergy when i was in High School (Bad Pork Chop) and since then I can not have pork in any kind, even cooking meat in a pan that had Pork or attempting a Half Pepperoni Pizza and Cheese, yhe grease alone sends me to the ER.... To habe one more bite of Pork is a dream. I feel that yearning.
This David dude is like "oh, this is your special tribal peccary delicacy meat that you were taking tiny bits of with your fingers, and you smoke it so you can save it for up to 2 months since it's so hard to catch them? Cool, I'll just take some huge bites of the best smoky crispy parts."
Thank you for sharing this video with us & I completely understand other people's cultures. Eating bugs is no problem I've done that plenty of times before in the woods. However for me personally I couldn't eat the thing where everyone was spitting it back into the pot 🤮
I just found your channel and I love your content. your are like the Anthony Bourdain of languages. Thank you so much for sharing the experiences that your love of languages has opened up to you. It is a big beautiful world out there with so many amazing cultures...
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Your brain scan, I have a hunch that if you do more rigorous exercise you'll go into deep sleep better and it's a way to be able to handle stress, Joe Rogan also does sauna everyday, you're a lot like Rogan because you're funny and could be a comedian like him at the same time you can really empathize with others. Would be interesting to see you on his podcast.
I'd like to see you learn Gaeltacht. Then travel to Ireland. I read that the language was almost lost at one point when the English came in years ago. That the language made a comeback but is starting to decline again since 2016.
以下的文字，我告诉你那些攻击你的人不是真正的共产党人。他们是1995年以后出生的人，越是苏联解体后出生的人骂你越狠。
I wanna see the video. Of the salvia trip. From the shawmen
4:16 Dudes just munching on this tribes prized catch like a damn buffet.
Not going to lie, it kind of upset me. I found it pretty disrespectful. And one would think that, that guy studied and learned a bit of who they was going to see. And how that food/animal is not only hard to catch "as you explained", but rare and not an abundant because so.
Just threw me off I guess.
Glad you caught on to it though! @Xiaomanyc 小马在纽约
Doctor here, I find this fascinating, I would love to analyse the microbial population of the fermented product. Seems like a way to redistribute microbiome diversity across the tribe/community. Like a commmunity probiotic, bank of microbes. Fascinating.
Would this distribute their immunity to diseases?
Only a true doctor would have this kind of response.
Kinda like in Avatar where Dr. Augustine, even while on the brink of death says, "I've gotta take some samples."
I’ve seen the process of making chicha!! & yes, you are drinking someone’s spit. I’m really fond of the taste of the beer to this day & I’ve sought it out where I live but can’t find anyone who sells it fresh. No surprise. You can’t buy raw milk cheese so why would spit-made beer be allowed. The problem with chicha is that it has to be freshly made to taste good. If it’s even a couple days old or bottled it has moldy aftertaste that I don’t like. It was in Ollayatambo in Peru.
Doctor.
When it's hot like this the purpose is not to use the saliva as a starter but use the enzymes in the saliva to prepare the starches on the cassava to ferment, they are putting alfa-amylase in the cassava to break down the starch to then use the natural yeast in the wild to ferment.
Them singing because you are now a part of the family and as such are going to miss you when you leave really hits hard man.
yep . compared to americans making you take a quiz that most people in america would fail just to get a green card .
You'd think the title is clickbait but it's just the tip of the iceberg LOL this series is absolutely insane (for us cityfolks) I love it. Absolutely crazy too how they just make a bag out of leaves that can carry 100lbs like that in an instant. You guys are amazing to be so easily accepting of everything from their culture.
Exactly why it took me a few days to actually watch from "watch later". Boy was I wrong!
Yep u can't even start to imagine how crazy it gets!
if this is just the tip than what else is crazier?
City Folk Just Don't Get it.
Bro I was doing so good until the spitting and then picking it back up and spitting again omg I literally puked and have been gagging non stop omg lmao I love this guy he's a beast I feel weak af compared to them he's an animal bro lmao 💯
Bro was feeling himself with this title
😭😭
Laoshu vibes, in retrospect
Fr (I'm your 50th like)
@@jujubee1290I miss him so much
Freaks and geeks
Not gonna lie, I choked up a bit with the explanation of why the ladies were singing. Even said, "Awww!", out loud. What a beautiful experience!
Same. I thought that was awesome.
They have truly earned it. Speaking the language, hunting naked in the jungle, participating in every aspect of their lives, making and drinking spit beer...
You have totally taken your love for languages to a new level. This new strain of content shows that you are love of the people, and you have mad respect for humans all around. Thank you Xiaoma for letting me watch your journeys.
Including drinking saliva❤
Amylase is found in saliva and is needed in a variety of ways in the fermentation of grains and tubers. Seems gross but someone did this before industrial amylase was available. Pretty cool if you ask me
It's endnote mentioned in norse myth, work the creation of Kvasir.
@@hostoftheseawitch3431 We call that _Kvass_ here in Eastern Europe
Possibly the most humanizing content on the entire platform of TH-cam. You are such an unbelievably amazing human being Xiaoma!
husband speaking age 80, Wonderful and amazing series - but I would starve there. My wife is Filipino and some
of the things she eats makes me shiver.. Pen pals for 5 years, married for 47.
Wow, what a great story of your marriage ❤
Bruh
Oh wow congrats on 47 years
Thank You 😄@@Sarah-uj4hv
It's amazing because you entered in their culture and created a deep connection. They live this way for centuries, and it amazes me how opened they were for you. Very much respect for this video!!!
There’s so much for me to take in this video. Eating the boar’s testicles, eating worms, and fermenting the beer with saliva from the entire village.
Huge respect for doing this. ❤
Eating ants like Willy Wonka
@@ioszeged7274cuz everything is from nature
And not made in america with high processed sugars fat gmo chemicals
@@ioszeged7274he will, this is stupidity at its best 😂
@@ioszeged7274 those worms and ants contain protein.
Not that u'd understand. Unless ur low immune system needs some lactose free milk lol
@@MoesieWell, nature gave us neurotoxins and salmonella too. And venom that causes stronger erections than Viagra.
There's no dichotomy between eating bird shit and drinking butter. Why does eating bird shit not make you sick? "because it's natural unlike butter". Maybe there's better way for you to say what you're trying to say.
I can’t believe, knowing that that meat was rare for them, sat there and proceeded to eat the whole thing in front of the family😢😂
This honest, loving, non-patronizing video graphic depiction of life in the Amazon is wonderful. Thank you
Xioama has become the baddest dude on TH-cam the last few weeks. I have binge watched at least 50 of his videos after seeing this Amazon series
Xiaoma's 4-part video series with the Waorani tribe in the heart of the Amazonian Rainforest is extraordinary. It deserves an Emmy. The climax with them racing after tribesmen hunting monkeys with giant blow-guns in the thick of the jungle is absolutely riveting. The sensationalist "gross-out factor" title may have actually kept people away from this one.
I've actually tried chicha once, with a tribe in the Ecuadorian Amazon, and found it surprisingly good, and only weakly alcoholic (maybe 2-3%). Ecuador is an amazing country with very diverse geography and culture. I highly recommend people visit, because it offers some unforgettable experiences (where else can you DRIVE up to nearly 17,000 feet above sea level* in the morning, and take a boat down a tributary of a tributary of the Amazon river in the evening?). Just be careful where you walk in the jungle; I had 2 guides, and both of them inadvertently stepped OVER a fer-de-lance snake on a trail, not noticing it (their camouflage is crazy). I did notice it because I recognized the texture of snake-skin, and thought that it was just a shed skin of a snake long-gone at first glance, only to realize that it was very much alive, and that I came within a single footstep of treading on it (which would likely have been a fatal footstep, as I was hours away from a hospital at the time).
*At this elevation, the atmosphere is only ~50% as thick as at sea level. Also, keep in mind that only 8 mountains in North America exceed this elevation - 7 of them require considerable climbing skills to reach (6 require _ice-climbing skills_ specifically), and 1 is an erupting volcano, which is my jam (I'd definitely consider climbing at least part of the way up Popocatépetl, but recognize that actually climbing above 15,000 feet is a lot more difficult than getting into a 4WD and driving up, which you can do at the long-dormant Chimborazo volcano in Ecuador) but probably not yours (and I wouldn't consider it without at least some indication that the activity had waned to the point where eruptive activity was low and frequent, indicating a constant release of pressure - this is how I managed to get within 200 feet of the summit of Fuego volcano in Guatemala "safely"). But experiencing what it's like to need 2 breaths for every 1 that you would take at sea level is absolutely worth doing, as the physiological effect is impressive without being _that_ dangerous (some people can get serious altitude sickness, but the cure is basically just...going to a lower elevation). And doing it without the need for months of physical training and a buttload of climbing equipment is, in my mind, the best way to go for most normal people.
peru le gana BASED
Hmm.. so it's essentially Amazonian kvass?
The closest I ever get to Ecuador is when I eat my artisan bean-to-bar chocolate... 😋
From what I’ve seen of this guy visiting tribes, all the different tribes are just people. Unique cultures but common in their friendliness and acceptance when you make an effort to understand and connect with them.
This is so cool! I really admire your level of commitment to doing all of these traditional things. It’s awesome to see people connect with other cultures on a personal level. I just found your channel and have been binging it :) keep being awesome
I love how you embedded yourself in their culture and just give it a go! I know for westerners this might seem odd, but much respect for what you did! Keep up the good work!
Not gonna lie. I love learning about other cultures. And I’m very respectful. But there’s no way in hell I’d do that. Xiaoma you have balls my friend. Great upload.
Was so happy to see there was more of this series!
I could watch this for hours on end. So sad when they said they would miss you.
Shaking my head here, Ari. It's totally and absolutely incredible. Kudos to your team of producers. Fantastic work. Love to all the tribesmen: men, women, boys, and girls!
the best content, we must respect indigenous comunities, all of their ancenstral knowledge about the mother earth, and their profound conexion with the nature
Don’t usually comment on your videos.
This episode was pure joy bro, i congratulate those who raised you 🤲🏼
Also congratulations and blessings to your new born ❤
I Just came to mention that these are "post apocalyptic" survival tribes. There were huge civilizations in the amazon which were nearly completely wiped by desease brought by Europeans. Maybe I'm exaggerating but that's my understanding from what I've read we are discovering from terra prieta and from the structures emerging from our destruction of the Amazon forest.
And substantiated by Lydar imagery; and sadly, extensive deforestation. Possibly million of inhabitants killed by Smallpox brought in the mid 1500's by Amazon trekking European Conquistadores . . . The next five years should uncover (literally and figuratively) new data . . .
i see that you watch joe rogan too.
People who rely on only the most well funded sources will call you a conspiracy theorist
@@Yea___ they lidared the jungle there are for real ancient roads and structures that are indicative large societies, study up
Oh my goodness I can’t even use the same straw or cutlery as my mum😭
The way us Americans treat foreigners seems even more disgusting seeing how these people are so open to them being there and being so accepting. They are the definition of humble. I would honestly trade all the extra stuff we had in the US to be there and surrounded by so much joy and love.
you can give them your stuff xD
Well then what are you waiting for. Sell your stuff and go.
You must of missed the part where they discussed others tribes in the Amazon flat out killing strangers lol.
All these butthurt people offended by a comment on the internet 🤣🤣
@@mikehawk3489Like you got butthurt by the replies to the comment. Hypocrite 🤷♂️
Bruv my stomach turned upside down watching certain bits here, think I'm gonna skip dinner for now
The saliva part would be very hard for me man. Respect brody!
I won't drink
Yes bro this was so wild!!! 😊
i agree
@Davidsbeenhere so did u smash?
I’m dead
Thank you guys !!!
Only recently discovered this channel but it is definitely one of the very best on TH-cam. It demonstrates how we are _all one race - the human race_ and it's beautiful to see. If only all people could come together, it's in our nature, but _the system_ keeps us divided, which makes me sad. I actually cry to a lot of these vids.
Thanks for mentioning the kosher aspect, Ari! I'm Muslim so I eat halal and was wondering how I would handle some of these food situations so it was cool to see a traveler who also follows religious dietary restrictions.
Remember that kosher doesn't always mean halal though
@@azurezzz I mean isn't alcohol the only time that kosher wouldn't be halal? Not that it's relevant to what I was talking about in my original comment anyway.
@@azurezzz Kosher is almost always halal. This is part of the link between the Abrahamic faiths
@@azurezzzI believe that is only when it comes to alcohol. The rest is halal.
Kosher is more specific than halal and it includes things not even related to eating, for example shatnez is technically part of being kosher. There’s rules about creatures of the sea and creatures of the air and milk with meat etc
The drink is called Chicha. ! So cool to see all of this years after spending time with the waorani 😊
Bro that dude was absolutely devouring those boar testicles 💀
He forgot to say "no homo" or at least "pause" after saying it's his favorite 😭
Was slightly odd..
he just loves them in his mouth.... 😏
I lost it when he said “I’m like an anteater 😛”
The fact they pushed out the boat...well, the boar for you, thats incredibly good of them. The beer is like something that fremen would drink
Bro just neglected 1000s of years of medical science and nosedived into possibly serious medical implications and posted it on TH-cam. 😂😂
You are neglecting 100,000s of years of human evolution and resilience
@@abotaccount6094 resilience in a community especially one isolated like this that is. The microbiome of animals and environment across the world is different. That's why the endemic and epidemic diseases are different in different places. Plus there's a chance that he'll carry some of those unknown microorganisms and infect his family and neighbours as well. Microorganisms are most abundant and deadliest organisms in the world, they shouldn't be taken lightly.
It's fermented. The alcohol kills everything.
@@GhastlyCretin You need atleast 70% alcohol concentration for that and since you can't really estimate that in forest again it's a risk.
@@Vinsanity4870% is optimal but lower percentages still kills a lot of bacteria.
It's kind of funny seeing a Target shopping bag in the Amazon lol
5:49 Slimey, yet satisfying!
This looks like a good spot to rustle up some grub
These sets of videos are among my most favourite of yours. I hope there's even more to come! 😄👍🏼
I didn’t expect you to be commenting on these videos!
These episodes were actually very fun to watch.
Good on you for visiting Amazon, finally we can see how our packages get delivered with drones in action.
This was excellent! You should do more videos like this when you travel to remote parts of the world and learn their language and interact with their culture. It's definitely national geographic like. But the fantastic thing that makes it so different is the fact that you can communicate with them. Go up into the Andes and communicate with some of them own people. Go to very remote sections of Africa. Etc. Thank you very much for the video.
great video to watch while eating my breakfast lol
Lol same
It is going to be hard to beat these lost tribe videos
What just happened. They literally sang you a love song. So sweet
Thumbnails like this one should be illegal
You are definitely braver than me...I can't even drink out of a bottle after someone else🤢
"You are now part of our family"......This is a part of you now. Take your Wife and Child there, and introduce them also. The World gains Respect from your Deeds. Just saying "Hello" in a Native's local lingo make you feel right. Kudos.
I hope you are able to visit this tribe again and get to experience even more
How does this has little views? Its way better than most of the stuff on TH-cam
Great content! I’ve been watching most of your videos, and this is next level. Keep doing this kind of videos, you are on the right path.
bro carried around a target bag through the forest lmao
Masato is the one that is made with spit ❤ 🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪 , you can buy Chicha de Jora in any Hispanic market in Queens .
Try Chicha Morada made out of purple corn It is delicious.
That’s how you know COVID is over 😅
This is how Covid-23 got started.
how would there be covid in the amazon
@@ioszeged7274because he's not the only visitor that's been to the Amazon lol these aren't uncontacted people he's visiting
It’s so crazy seeing your video in my little ordinary hometown of Dublin the liberties and then seeing you with all these beautiful tribes. Another great video thank you for educating us🤩
your ancestors had enough fun with seeing other cultures for a long time :D im joking haaha greetings from germany
7:30 guy on the left got a fortnite shirt
The channel is taking a new direction. I can only respect this. 🙏
I can’t stop gagging while watching the chicha part it’s so bad
😮😅 damn bro Save some peccery for the rest of the tribe! 😂😂
Have you ever watched Stefan Milo’s videos? He is a great researcher and I would be really interested if you two got together and combined your worldly knowledge of language with his knowledge of human history and see what you guys could sus out about human/language history. Also congrats on the new baby! 🐥
I'd like to see you learn Gaeltacht. And go to Ireland. I heard the language was almost lost at one time. And the old Gaeltacht, or Irish ia declining again.
He learned some Gaelic, or as we simply call it in Ireland, Irish not too long ago. He only stayed in Dublin though. He didn't go to the Gaeltacht.
@@GhastlyCretin I heard that the very rural areas that some of the older folks speak an older dialect? I'll have to find the video of his visit to Dublin. Thanks for the head's up.! Ní raibh mé riamh ann ach ba mhaith liom dul. Is tír álainn í. Chaith mo chol ceathrair dhá bhliain ann. Thaitin na tithe tábhairne léi.
Would you ever think about visiting and potentially learning the language of the Hadzabe tribe? They’re one of the last hunter-gatherers just like the Waorani I’m sure you’ve herd of them.
Xiaoma is becoming a badass
I was in the rainforest last month and it was am amazing experience with the schuar tribe. Drank chica with them and built a church. Part of me is still in ecuador. I loved it.
the kid wearing a fortnite tshirt in the middle of the amazon jungle in sending me
Thank You! I really enjoy your channel. I spent some time in the Brazilian Amazon about 40 years ago. I am very impressed on your skills with the native languages. Again, thank you!
9:21 yup I'm good no thanks
man you surely step up the youtuber game right there with this amazon serie good lord
I am extremely grateful the throwing up mostly got muted. Amazing video and very inclusive.
This series is so enlightening. Thanks for sharing!
I love how xiaoma is low key buff
“I’m like a…anteater” lmao
Every president ever: "What were the nuclear launch codes for targeting Indonesia again?"
Me after seeing this video: *Rooting for the president who's ready to use them*
Next time someone accuses me of double dipping I'll just say I'm practicing an Waorani tradition.
Kinda reminds me of the one scene in the movie Bad Taste. Mad respect, I think I would have passed on that experience.
Love this series!
I love the previous episode where you guys were questioning what in the world you guys were doing there. The adrenaline rush after was funny as well.
i read it as salvia. i was like this is getting real
I really hope you guys go back and visit periodically. I loved watching these videos.
Reminds me of how some traditional sake is made
6:15 reminded me of the old Timon and Pumba were they search for the best bugs to eat. 😂 those fat slimy ones were their favorite
Oh Man, David tearing that leg up....I feel your the sting. I developed a Pork Allergy when i was in High School (Bad Pork Chop) and since then I can not have pork in any kind, even cooking meat in a pan that had Pork or attempting a Half Pepperoni Pizza and Cheese, yhe grease alone sends me to the ER.... To habe one more bite of Pork is a dream. I feel that yearning.
Just imagine shitting out lemon ants.
This David dude is like "oh, this is your special tribal peccary delicacy meat that you were taking tiny bits of with your fingers, and you smoke it so you can save it for up to 2 months since it's so hard to catch them? Cool, I'll just take some huge bites of the best smoky crispy parts."
I'm sorry I had to gag a little at the spitting part lol
Thank you for sharing this video with us & I completely understand other people's cultures. Eating bugs is no problem I've done that plenty of times before in the woods. However for me personally I couldn't eat the thing where everyone was spitting it back into the pot 🤮
6:26 you can tell, they know the good plants :)
2:53 bro had zero hesitation eating the ants
I don't know what to say I just need to leave a comment to support your content, thank you.
Had to use your Shaolin skills to pull those roots out 😅
Thank you Xiaoma. This was wholesome. I hope you come back to them und support them with something that is beneficial for them =)
this is how mankind lived for 10s of thousands of years. amazing!
The title is not clickbait, it’s just the tip of the iceberg
Well more of this! Xiama put on some Tarzan pants!
I just found your channel and I love your content. your are like the Anthony Bourdain of languages. Thank you so much for sharing the experiences that your love of languages has opened up to you. It is a big beautiful world out there with so many amazing cultures...
The grub was giving lion king vibes! Hakuna matata
Xiaoma wild with that title loooool i see you
Finally a TH-camr with a personality.