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Black, White, Colored!! Food in Africa’s Most Complicated Country!!
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Black, White, Colored!! Food in Africa’s Most Complicated Country!!



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🇿🇦 SOUTH AFRICA: South Africa is the southernmost country on the African continent and is home to over 60 million inhabitants. The country is known for its history, spectacular landscapes, and wildlife. Join our BEFRS team while we eat our way across parts of this unique African country on the #BestEverSouthAfricaTour!

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44 Comments

  3. Trey Cool

    Your how helps with my depression and eating disorder. Hey my life isn't bad at all. Getting sober is a pretty simple thing on the surface. A much easier health journey than many experience.

  5. ausgepicht

    In all of these African shows, for the vast majority have a very happy, pleasant, and playful disposition. It seems they have a healthy perspective on life: having so little, facing so many hardships, lack of opportunities, yet does nothing their "spirit." They are happy, in spite of having less than most people in the rest of the world. You really couldn't blame them if they were bitter and angry, but they chose a different path.

    A strange irony that white people only make up 8% of the population and had to move to other areas. Whites are the minorities. Truth, often stranger than fiction.

  7. Carter

    The only people there when the Portuguese got there were the KoiSan no Bantus

  8. Mothusi Ka Leina

    I'm stoked and excited to see what you learned about our beautiful country. Our 12th official language is definitely Food, I've been out of the country for almost 3 years, I'm so jealous and can't wait to be back!!!

  12. Jamie Reddy

    Love that you are in SA. our beautiful Country!!! But so disappointed that you didnt go to durban and experience the diversity and incredible food. There are indians in SA too!

  14. Lebohang dube

    Sunny! We have beeeeen waiting for this SA tour.

    I hope you had a great time…oh also tell me you've tried our good beer 🍺 😉

  15. again

    During apartheid Japanese were considered honorary whites. Japan was vital for trade in sections like technology

  22. Na-eim Human

    Can't wait for Cape Town's episode ❤️ so happy you doing South Africa I love when tourist enjoy our diversity as cultures,food and vibes

  23. Eddy Moreki

    Your title.. How are we a complicated country? Black, white, and coloured, Indian people get along. What's so complicated about that? Americans kill black people every day. is that what you guys consider "Not Complicated" This is a rainbow nation our food tells a lot about our history, You guy always come up with weird titles when you're in Africa or any third-world country. look how juicy your titles are when you go to America and do a series about Texas food festivals and stuff. I'm not trolling you or anything but damn yall could ease up on the title. now I'm afraid to go to the store cause a youtube video spoke about how dangerous my neighbourhood is.

  24. martin daniels

    Welcome to S.A, Sunny-side! I've been waiting for this tour for years. I'm so excited to see what you're getting up to in our amazing country.

  25. Scissor SA

    "Africans most complicated country" 😳😩😂😂😂😂 Yep fellow SAns they saying we complicated

  26. Heeralal Tv

    I am very disappointed as a South African Indian with the lack of acknowledgement and representation of the Indian community in this video. It can be said that Indian cuisine constitutes a major part of modern South Africa's food culture; so much so that oriental hallmarks like bunny chows, samoosas and curries have become staples of the South African diet as a whole. The fact that we haven't been recognised here is disheartening and indicates a lack of proper research done on the Best Ever Food review teams part.

  29. Macaylan Velayutham

    As a South African Indian I can't help but feel annoyed and a little bit disrespected that you completely failed to even mention the Indian community despite our insane history in this country, not to mention, the Durban bunny chow is one of the most quintessential meals on the list of iconic South African foods.

  30. Kgalalelo Lala

    I am so happy that you finally in SA, can't wait for you to learn the amazing phrases we use and the amazing tasty food we have.

  33. WespectRamen

    Seeing Sonny with a rifle is giving me flashbacks to when Sonny got kissed by a scope the last time. It was especially funny because the opening shot zooms in and you can see the scar 🤣

  35. Ismail ISAACS

    South Africa is soooo diverse it needs a few months to experience it all or atleast the most important foods from each race, culture, tradition etc… We have the best people in the whole world ❤️

  36. Shelley du Plessis

    Nice to see our country represented but cape Town is an experience on its own and should have its own episode. Lots of "flavour" found in cape Town

  37. Tiaan Liebenberg

    Thanks for featuring South Africa. But please, the townships and their lacking infrastructure is not due to apartheid. The current corrupt goverment has been in charge for 30 years – how much more time do they need to improve living conditions of their voters? The goverment is not interested in their masses, they deliberately keep the people impoverished and uneducated.

  38. sareshen pillay

    You forgot about the Indians… We were brought to south africa as slaves from india. Durban has the highest population of indians in south africa. Pity you didnt mention indians

  39. Brick Topp

    The term "coloured" is actually an insult to Black majority. Because in essence they are saying we are superior to Black people. That's what the term was designed to portray. They wanted to identify as white, but get rejected by whites.

    Anyway bottom line is South Africa belongs to Africans, Bantu/Batho.

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