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@sailor_nub218

6 ай бұрын

Love your vids

@MrDJ2005

6 ай бұрын

Don’t translate! နာရီအနည်းငယ်ကြာတဲ့အခါ သင့်နှလုံးခုန်ရပ်သွားပါလိမ့်မယ်။ ၎င်းကိုတားဆီးရန် တစ်ခုတည်းသောနည်းလမ်းမှာ ကျွန်ုပ်၏ချန်နယ်သို့ စာရင်းသွင်းရန်ဖြစ်သည်။…….. .

@jacobrev6567

6 ай бұрын

Ok 👍👍👍

@KoKhaing-dk2ff

6 ай бұрын

​@@MrDJ2005ok I won't

@thearabiansahara

6 ай бұрын

Amazing video Sonny, you have a big heart my brother. I hope you see this comment or one of your team members share it with you - I love you my brother 🤍

It was an honor to be part of such an important video. I've been involved in the Syrian refugee crisis since a young teen, visiting camps and helping as much as I could with education, food banks, etc... I really hope this issue gets solved in the near future, as it is an important one. Syrians are full of potential, and their culture is extremely rich in every possible way. Glad Sonny and his team decided to shed light on the food aspect of it 🙌🏼.

@gloriawinbush1590

6 ай бұрын

@RobertoHelou Thank you for all that you do ♥️.

@jappojappy

6 ай бұрын

I'm not Syrian but I am human, so thank you on behalf of humanity. You have a big heart habibi ❤

@Tamayo.Sama2023

6 ай бұрын

You are so good at explaining everything, u just get a new subscriber 😁

@thearabiansahara

6 ай бұрын

#freepalestine 🇵🇸🕊️

@canadastreets8748

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for your work Rob

This made me cry. So much love to the Syrian people and those living in refugee camps.

@zahidch1386

5 ай бұрын

USA and west responsible for that. They love destablize other countries n made ppl homeless like iraq. Libya. Syria. Afghanistan now palestine onwards

@user-nq2js8ng4t

5 ай бұрын

UK US MADE THEM REFUGEES, I MEAN NATO. AND IN PALESTINIAN ISSUES TOO HAPPENED COS OF USA UK AUSSIE

@mobl7911

5 ай бұрын

@@user-nq2js8ng4tno bashar made us refugees then came the ones you mentioned above

@rahul21stcentury

5 ай бұрын

What about Daesh,Bashar al Asad and Erdonan ,with Qataris flowing there money , Russian bombing from skies and Irans running with all there Jihadi around?@@user-nq2js8ng4t

@siddharthsodhi4917

5 ай бұрын

​@@user-nq2js8ng4tisis Islam did that

What I love about this culture is the heartfelt manner in which they welcome guests. Despite possessing very little, they give their guests more than they have

@NejmaG1

5 ай бұрын

was checking through the comments if there was someone who shared the same feeling with me

@user-ie5dv6by1q

5 ай бұрын

Because we aren’t the monsters or “terrorists” the media tries to show us as. We are loving people and we don’t hate others or try to harm them.

@waseemrizvi8531

5 ай бұрын

Why foreign countries interfaring Syria about Lebanon it is their internal matters.❤🎉

@yazuka2023

3 ай бұрын

الكرم العربي فاق اي فقر

As a Syrian thank you sir for your visit and highlight the struggling of living in the camps , and I hope you enjoyed our type of food

I love how BEFRS is no longer just a food show but each episode is like a mini documentary about the culture and its people.

@whysix3417

6 ай бұрын

I hate that about it. Just review the food like the second channel. It's so much better.

@psyantologist

6 ай бұрын

@@whysix3417 best wishes for outgrowing your hatred, some day

@johnl119

6 ай бұрын

I agree, I love this channel BECAUSE it touches on other aspects and not just food and how everything relates to one another. Food is one of many aspects of life and showing the full picture like Sonny does is brilliant and appreciated. Also, I used to watch other channels, trying not to mention names, and they just focused on the food which was not as interesting to watch anymore. So I dropped them and continued to watch this channel.

@nathans1996

6 ай бұрын

you must not travel, what a sad thing to hate. I hope your life improves@@whysix3417

@LostCause36

6 ай бұрын

Bourdain would be really proud, and would’ve probably been on this show multiple times.

As a Jordanian , we have a lot of Syrian refugees and we know a lot about Syria , Syrians well educated people and very generous and loving life , it’s never been like this ,and hope these people find their way back to home ,peace to Syria and Palestine 🇵🇸🇯🇴 🇸🇾

@Ayalatara

5 ай бұрын

Isis and hamas need to be removed from islamic ideology across the globe its wreaked havoc especially for fellow Arabs

@lotuscabrio2937

5 ай бұрын

I don t see syrians educated people. I guess we met different type of syrians. I met envious ones who are jealous of others that refugeed longtime ago. Very weird mentality

@th3Kun

5 ай бұрын

?@@lotuscabrio2937

@th3Kun

5 ай бұрын

@@lovelifefamily2021 These are not isis

@orientalgirl8926

5 ай бұрын

@@lovelifefamily2021 it seems that you have zero education about politics and who the isis is. it is better then to say nothing.

I didn't expect to cry watching a food show but here we are. As an Egyptian I didn't know most of the details presented in the video.. I always knew it was bad but not to the details. My heart goes to all Syrians in Refugee camps. May they find a better opportunity in life. Thank you Sonny for this video

I'm not Syrian but my God I feelnfor these people. I just feel like crying hearing about their story and seeing the way they live. Thank you so much for going there and sharing their culture and food with us , much love ❤

@soukainalaoui

5 ай бұрын

It’s because you are an angel

This Food Channel is not just about food and culture but with heart and empathy.

@ashanteteeteeedwards1920

6 ай бұрын

I’d really like to meet Sonny nd be his co-host for a week … I’m obsessed with learning other cultures Just a Caribbean girls dream #watchingfromantigua #culture #loveroffood

I used to be a refugee. Watching this it brings tear to my eyes. I hope one day these people will be able to return home or settle in the third country. Thank you Sonny for this episode.

@blardymunggas6884

6 ай бұрын

I bet you became a refugee because America had destroyed and meddled with your country right? All refugees suffer the same fate. The common actor behind all these chaos is America. Never forget that

@xmarksthespot6699

6 ай бұрын

source: trust me bro

@elinwantcat

6 ай бұрын

@@xmarksthespot6699why would someone ever lie about that?

@flare-4779

6 ай бұрын

Fr being a refugee isn't a flex 😂😂😂😂 unless he's replying to the hidden comment that I can't see @@elinwantcat

@awakenedservant

6 ай бұрын

​@@xmarksthespot6699it's not funny

I watched this with my eyes full of tears. Similar happened to us in Bosnia and no we are living in a foreign country far from home. Seeing how these people are living makes me cherish and value everything I have, this is an eye opener that life could be harder than what it currently is. I pray for all the people, I wish them nothing but best in their lives.

@misskarima84

5 ай бұрын

As a muslim bosnia is one of my deepest wounds

@kairos_fluent

5 ай бұрын

Out of interest, which country are you living in ?

@Eternally_Moon

5 ай бұрын

This is my exact situation now. I miss my bosnian food. God..

@user-ui6do1ph3h

5 ай бұрын

My heart goes to all of the people in Bosnia. You suffered alot during this terrible war

@waitaminute2015

13 күн бұрын

The difference is Bosnians aren't in mental slavery. They choose to move on and improve their lives, saying no to extremists using them for profit.

yeah we as syrians we suffered lot in the last 12 years, but we are grateful for alah for what we have. and thanks for showing all this Sonny! hopefully you would visit our country in future in way better situations!

@YouStillNeedToSleep

5 ай бұрын

The American government is the one that bombed Syria and caused you people to become refugees!

@a__asnow6402

5 ай бұрын

I wish well for all of you. MAY ALLah protect n bless

@ThePaulz80

4 ай бұрын

It's better for Syrian to choose their future leader wisely.

@nurulhudavijapurwala4936

3 ай бұрын

​@@ThePaulz80 and what about our resources which is stolen by USA?

As a Syrian, thank you for shedding light on Syrian refugees and their living conditions in Lebanon ❤

@khair101

6 ай бұрын

Hate how Arabs threat each other. Crazy how many Palestinians have been refugees in many Arab countries since 1948 :( Imagine if Arab countries allowed them to work, it would have helped their economy. Syrian people are very intelligent, most of them have high education. Truly a shame.

@anasevi9456

6 ай бұрын

why is Syria still like that after so long?

@ahmadkadan6314

6 ай бұрын

@@anasevi9456 Syria is still divided between four different factions, as the civil war never came into an actual end, despite it being halted in most places since 2020. The country also suffers from heavy economical sanctions.

@ogpredatorGer

6 ай бұрын

They can eat their 🐐

@bugsygoo

6 ай бұрын

​@@anasevi9456A better question might be: why hasn't the West done more to help Syrians stranded in refugee camps? After all, by Invading Iraq we turbo charged the Islamist extremists that these people are fleeing from. We also did nothing as Assad dropped barrel bombs on his people, because we were too caught up in the disaster of our own making that was the Iraqi war.

I had the privilege of traveling to Syria before the war, I was one of very few Americans without a family connection to travel there. The food there was absolutely incredible, some of the most delicious flavors I've ever tried. The people were also all incredibly friendly and welcoming, and excited to show us their incredible history. Two stories stick out. One was a guy who saw my family walking and called out, "Americans! We love Americans! We don't like your government, but we love Americans!" Same buddy. Another was I was trying to find a place I could buy some water. I speak no Arabic, so I walked up to some guy on the street and tried to hand signal wanting to buy some water and he just handed me the bottle he had. What wonderful people. I hope I can go back one day.

@hamoudeallam645

5 ай бұрын

U can easily say the same about palestinians... But ur government decided to make of them terrorists..

@byanymeansnecessary9329

4 ай бұрын

That fool didn't know that amerikkkans make and fund the amerikkkan government... we the people is the first 3 words

I typically don't form strong connections with KZreadrs, actors, or influencers, but your show has been a constant companion for many nights before bedtime. Exploring diverse cultures and trying out the foods you showcased became a delightful routine. Now, witnessing you share the story of my homeland, Syria, touched me deeply. I understand your usual stance on avoiding politics, but this time you chose to shed light on the struggles of our people, showing it to the world. Thank you for doing the right thing!

People tend to forget or even be oblivious that muslims have been the biggest victims of isis in history. I pray Allah grants the refugees peace and comfort. Great video Sonny.

@kingnole4237

6 ай бұрын

Hail Israel

@scr3am273

6 ай бұрын

​@@kingnole4237 from tomorrow worship Israel instead of your Ram.😂

I am impressed how Sonny can manage to bring important political, economic, social topics into his food videos without being forceful about it. And is able to make people conscious about things they try not to think about, to think about them. This sets him apart for a most of other KZreadrs, and especially food vloggers who really just care about food normally. He does it in a really great way. He deserved any of the 10 million followers he has, and I wish him more. If he continues doing videos like this, his reach cant be big enough (Which is maybe the only way to make especially people from his home country care about these things, Europe takes most of the burdens of those problems.. Not exactly the countries who caused them in the first place)

@steffibluemel5082

6 ай бұрын

Nobody can fill the shoes of the late Anthony Burdain, but Sonny does come damn close. Great great work!!!!!

@abilawaandamari8366

6 ай бұрын

@@steffibluemel5082 So true its good that there's someone continuing Bourdain's legacy

@GC-ps9mn

6 ай бұрын

I agree that the US bears a significant portion of the blame here but Europe's hands aren't exactly clean either. It was the UK and France who came up with the Sykes-Picot agreement that carved up the middle east after the fall of the Ottoman Empire. Also Lebanon was a French colony for a time.

@i-am-your-conscience

6 ай бұрын

@@GC-ps9mn But the middle east situation we have nowadays, are joint "efforts" of UK and USA, trough their interventions in first Iran, then later Iraq Afghanistan and other countries. All those countries were doing well in the 50, no dictators and extremists inside. Then Mohammad Mossadegh said, our oil is more important for my country and citizens, because I have to care for them first. The USA didnt like that, and this started a whole series of interventions. Even then, it was about gold and other ressources, nothing had to to with "helping" anyone.

@Ayalatara

5 ай бұрын

That part of the world has had influx of wars since Persian empires.

As a syrian, this video made me cry. I was born in the United States but moved to Aleppo, Syria when I was 1 and lived there until 2012 just as the civil war got worse. I am extremely lucky for having the privilege to come back to the U.S as a citizen. Millions of others were not as fortunate which breaks my heart. Thank you for making this video.

@PrankHouseClark

6 ай бұрын

did your parents or you had to pay your "dues" taxes to US government living abroad?

@ssridont443

6 ай бұрын

Why would you pay taxes when you live overseas? It doesn’t make sense

@havencat9337

6 ай бұрын

thats how is in the US, as a citizen you pay taxes to US no matter where you are@@ssridont443

@gloire83

6 ай бұрын

It is none of your freaking business. Question your god damed administration that gives Billions of US tax payers' money to Israel while you have millions of homeless and drugs addicts roaming all over your states@@PrankHouseClark

@anapaladi4499

6 ай бұрын

@@PrankHouseClarkdepends in what country

I have tasted these food when I visited Syria before the war - all were delicious. May Allah keep the peace in Syria back to before the war so that all these families can go back to their homeland. I love Syria.

@kairos_fluent

5 ай бұрын

Assad has already won, the war is over, so all of them should go back.

@curiouscat5229

5 ай бұрын

Ameen.

@AK-galil

5 ай бұрын

It's because of ur radical religion they're suffering

Will keep on praying for all these Syrian refugees in Lebanon n in Jordan.

It’s always the innocent that suffer the most in war. It’s unfair and disgusting. I usually prefer not to watch videos like this but this channel never disappoints and manages to make reality less brutal for me, at least. Thank you for sharing!

@charlesbaldo

6 ай бұрын

That’s why peace is better. We talk about who’s right and who’s wrong, but we never talk about how we can live together in peace.

@SmegmaMale66

6 ай бұрын

​@@charlesbaldothe problem with that is that humans are awful beings and most will want to overthrow and kill instead of making peace

@Me-kq8uv

6 ай бұрын

yes the ordinary person like you and me.

@charlesbaldo

6 ай бұрын

@@cooleyjava Your sarcasm is accurate. Hope you are not an American who voted for Biden to spread that freedom.

@farhanshaikh-up5mr

6 ай бұрын

​@@charlesbaldoalmost all the American presidents are evil animals.. Not only sleepy old biden

My family is Slovak. We make cabbage rolls but our recipe is slightly different. It's amazing how recipes change across the world. I pray for Syria and tgat the people can get their homeland back. There's no winners in war, only death and destruction.

@etnamecul

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, a common dish in Eastern Europe. Analogy to a grape leaf rolls in South Europe and Middle East.

@nordicstorm9666

6 ай бұрын

We also have a version here in Norway, but a bit simpler. Think it was inspired by a turkish version during 1700 after a swedish king loved it and brought it back. Then it spread through Norway and Sweden

@jorikaish

6 ай бұрын

YES Tolma in Caucasus but is many variation best is not cabbage vine leaves with yogurt it is fantastic

@JT-rb9wf

6 ай бұрын

In Germany as well

@jasminahaverinen5759

6 ай бұрын

Cabbage rolls are very traditional food in most slav and nordic countries. In Finland it is traditional food.

That little boy broke my heart. I love you too little man.

I cried watching this episode. Such an eye opening glimpse into the world that is very much hidden from the mainstream world. My heart aches for these people and so many others in similar situations....

Couldn’t continue watching without crying , growing up in Algeria watching BAB EL HARA made me full in love with Syrian culture and civilization, this really hurts to watch 😢😢😢😢

I love that as a content creator or influencer, Sonny and his team are addressing political topics on THEIR terms and in the perspective THEY AND the people effected want to address things. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@organizedchaos4559

6 ай бұрын

really, man went and stole food from refugees

@1yearoldiam

6 ай бұрын

Political topics that have no side too. It would be horrible for them to incorporate traditional politics into their channel. However, issues like this are universal

@jaklenW4023

6 ай бұрын

@@1yearoldiamreally???

@1yearoldiam

6 ай бұрын

@jaklenW4023 what? I don't think a food channel should get involved in politics. When it comes to feeding innocent civilians, regardless of political beliefs, i think we can all agree we'd like to help them.

@simshengvue4642

6 ай бұрын

It just shows that nobody cares about Arabs and Muslims in the world when they fight each other. They only care when it’s them fighting the Jews

Today, I really want to appreciate you and your team for putting in the effort to go and visit people who are living in the worst and most pathetic conditions, like refugee camps. Looking forward to seeing many more videos like this from your team. Thank you so much.

Love to all Syrians from 🇱🇧

The sense of welcoming, sharing, and hospitality from people in such poverty is inspiring.

@ruthanneluvsvacuuming6653

6 ай бұрын

Usually the people who have the least are the most likely to share what they have happily

@gslofts1763

6 ай бұрын

Muslim are the most hospitable people on this earth!!

@sumitthakur7573

6 ай бұрын

Just look at the situation of france and Germany

@KineticTaco

6 ай бұрын

@@gslofts1763😂😂😂

@fareaislam6681

6 ай бұрын

typical hindu coolie mindset@@sumitthakur7573

I worked in North Lebanon. Despite all the hardships these families have to go through, I have been always amazed and delighted by their resilience and never-fading spirit. At a certain point, I seriously questioned the attitude of people in welfare states, where they learnt to complain about everything, including young people unwilling to attend college... I talked to young people in similar camps and their biggest dream was to be enrolled in the education system because they understand the meaning and power of knowledge. I can just hope for the best for these people.

I was happy and sad seeing this. On the other hand...as someone who was homeless in America ... their living conditions are better. The built homes looked very nice and the food amazing.. sometimes there is nothing to eat... and some places are so much worse. Loved the video❤

This brought me to tears...May Allah make things easier for our brothers and sisters in Syria and all over the world. I love you too little baby.

Growing up Lebanese American, I had pretty much all the dishes the Syrians had in their camp, like the Okra stew and Cabbage. We are one people, and I hope we and our homeland will prosper again.

@aktab9

6 ай бұрын

Exactly! Most Arab cultures are the same. It's funny how war never stops there. Like the minor differences become into war.

@american_cosmic

6 ай бұрын

@@aktab9 The minor differences aren't what causes war over there. The primary cause of war in the middle east is extremist Islam... Daesh, etc.

@DanangWidiantoro

6 ай бұрын

اَمِين يَا رَبَّ الْعَالَمِيْن

@shadowhunter4065

6 ай бұрын

primary cause of war in the middle east is america if it didn't exist it would be a peaceful place@@american_cosmic

@jeannedarc7533

6 ай бұрын

@@american_cosmic Yeah, and it's main supporter is the West, the West created Daesh.

it's videos like this that remind me that Sonny isn't merely a food vlogger. He's a food journalist or, even better, a journalist through food. Always finding ways to connect us to cultures through the international language of food. Never stop, Sonny. My world expands through you and your teams efforts and I'm so grateful for it.

I’m Dominican and we do the stuffed cabbage too. We call it “niños envuelto”. We make it with rice and ground beef.

Food always makes it easier for me to understand a person, their struggles, and their culture better than words could ever do.

Man, that brought tears to my eyes. the civil war destroyed our beautiful country. Syria was an amazing diverse home for over 23 millions, seeing it like this really breaks my heart.

@mylene_b

5 ай бұрын

Same, my parents and grandparents grew in Syria. They left in the 90s way before the war, but they never imagined it getting destroyed

@minoozolala

5 ай бұрын

The US neocons caused this war, just like they cause wars all over the world. I am so sorry for your country and your people.

@Ilariasarkis2667

5 ай бұрын

It was predictable the people were oppressed and the economy was bad. And bashar had to go. Unfortunately things are just getting worse

I was smiling the whole time watching the video. But at the same time holding mountains of tears inside. It’s very emotional to see innocent people living in these conditions. Keep doing what your doing Sonny.

@hushhush3869

6 ай бұрын

My exact feelings.

i met a few Syrians in Sydney. their food is so unique. Absolutely love Syrian food. I also love Lebanese, Turkish and Thai.

Thank you Sonny for showing what IS REALLY happening instead of the "news" we typically hear.

@jamesfranxx6151

6 ай бұрын

he left out the parts where jews aare doing a genocide.

@american_cosmic

6 ай бұрын

That's a little ridiculous...

This man is a legend. His editor(s) are also incredible! Also shoutout to all the people of Syria may you be blessed!

Sonny, bro, you‘re a legend. Much much love from all the syrian people❤

I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for sharing the video about the people who lost their lives and homes. It was a stark reminder of the immense challenges they faced and the difficult journey they had to endure. It is disheartening to see that the world seems to have forgotten about them, as if their existence has been erased. These individuals deserve our empathy and support during these trying times.It is crucial that we come together as a community to lend a helping hand to those in need, especially when they have lost everything. Greatings From Iraq.

Sonny you simply push boundary to your content, I cant thank you enough for your wonderful team on bringing different experience about food and life. Kudos man. You’ve come so far!

This really is the best ever food review show. Thank you to Sonny and the BEFRS team.

Your best video ever! This was so kind of you to do. I truly appreciated it and hope that you do many other videos like this wherever you go. Respect.

Thank you for shedding light about such important topics and sharing with the world the struggles of eastern countries especially Lebanon. The videos u made here are incredible!

Thanks for humanising them and treating them with respect. Food looks astounding and the bread looks like Indian naan. I hope they can go back to their home one day.

I am an Aramean born in Beirut with family both in Syria and Lebanon, I can´t say enough how much it means to me that you are doing this video! RESPECT you are truly a great Human!

Thank you sonny for going above and beyond with highlighting different cultures and backgrounds and topics we should be discussing more 😊really nice to see how we can come together through food

This makes me cry..... Sonny, thank you for giving them a chance, for lending them a voice, to be heard, to not be forgotten.

I can't stop crying for these beautiful people. How have they fallen off the radar? I didn't know this was a continuing crisis. Thank you, Sonny.

@whysix3417

6 ай бұрын

You should see a doctor. Sounds like a serious issue for you.

@Spitefire6

6 ай бұрын

Sadly, with more and more issues, political, social and war related coming in the world, Ukraine, Palestine/Israel, Afghanistan, Trump, and countless other things, we just get told the new thing, the old one to be forgotten

@psyantologist

6 ай бұрын

US military is still occupying Syrian oil and wheat fields, stealing both resources since more than ten years - and keeping the country under sanctions that prevent even the most basic goods like medicine and building materials from being available to rebuild the country. US' NATO ally Turkey is still bombing the Kurdish towns that our media praised for shielding Europe from the Islamic state back when the attention was on it. It's grotesque

@pattichristmas7978

6 ай бұрын

@@Spitefire6I didn’t know Trump was a country! 🤣🤣 amazing he’s still living rent free in some people’s brains. Whatever are you going to do when he is elected President again and ends the wars Biden is to blame for.

@kpachii560

6 ай бұрын

@@whysix3417empathy is completely normal weirdo..

One of best content on KZread.. Handsdown, from the dry humor, down to the food that you've been eating.. And still giving others countries their flowers while they can still smell em...we thank you sonny ..

Your channel is exactly like the name implies, truly the best ever food review show on KZread HANDS DOWN. Even by TV show standards, this is seriously HIGH level stuff, the way you tackle the subject of the human condition so enthusiastically, and never back down fromthe most exotic foods in the world, dare I say your show is on par with Anthony Bourdain’s.

Really makes any one in tears and also make you feel friendly when you talk to them.

as a syrian who was fortunate enough to leave the country legally and look for a brighter future elsewhere its really hard for me to see my ppl suffering and helpless without any future ahead of them, i been having some personal issues but this vid reminded me to be grateful for what i have, ty for this small documentary keep up the great work.

This video is just so wholesome. I cried. Don't have any words to express what I am feeling

Thank you for showing our culture, our struggle, and incredible food ❤

آللهم آنصر اخواننا في فلسطين 😔❤. #فلسطين #القدس #Palestin

@Piperrrrgobrrrr

2 ай бұрын

What’s wrong with israel

@lucyfer6g6

Ай бұрын

​@@Piperrrrgobrrrr i love how no one gave you the attention you wanted lmao

@Piperrrrgobrrrr

Ай бұрын

@@lucyfer6g6 ok you caught me lol

I've never had one of his videos make me cry. But when they were talking about caring for their kids so much they were trying to send them abroad, I lost it. 😭

Thank you for shedding light on this.. The world needs to know what its like for people who have lost their homes and are displaced with no hopes of returning back.. We often don't understand how difficult it is to see things from their perspective and be empathetic towards them.

This brings back tears and ALOT of PTSD. The innocent children are so beautiful!

Thank you Sonny and Rob for bringing us this story!! Appreciate you sharing then links on how we can contribute

I love the videos made by Sonny and his team. Honestly this video has been a difficult one to watch (the stories of these people, being displaced, and ongoing challenges they face as refugees). Thank you Sonny for what you do by being an eye opener and showing people a side we easily forget.

@ahmad__505

6 ай бұрын

My dear, they only made this video about how they live and how they eat, but they did not make a video about the sick or the needy. This camp contains fifty patients who were unable to treat themselves because they did not have the ability to do so.

That food looks unbelievabley delicious WOW.. such a testament that even in the most unforgiving places, food culture endures and history survives ❤

@melissadunton3534

6 ай бұрын

Food is comfort, it’s home, it’s family, friends and the soul of so many. A lot of people forget that it’s not just about sustenance and survival of our physical body, but also about our emotional and spiritual selves. Food is one of the easiest ways to feel even one bit of normalcy amongst chaos and despair. Sharing loved foods and cultural or traditional meals is literally the easiest way to show you care, to teach someone about your people, your struggle and to bring people together. It’s something that everyone, everywhere has in common. The quickest and easiest way to trigger the parts of the brain that control nostalgia, comfort, security and feeling at ease are all effected when we share food/meals with others. We hear the food as it’s being prepared and that triggers happy memories of childhood, smelling the foods releases endorphins, tasting the food starts adrenaline flowing. It’s so much more than just survival and this channel highlights that perfectly.

Their story is heart breaking even their situation now. Imagine, they Probably had a good life before the bombing ruined their home and lives. But having a good and healthy food and atleast shelter to sleep in their condition now is still blessed.

This video deserves an award. I will someday give you one. Good job sonny. Breaking boundaries and showing us a true representation of these camps.

Sonny, just you showing this side of the way people are living is a blessing in itself. I’m sure the people were not offended if you didn’t bring anything when arriving. Love what you do bro!

Seeing the kids literally breaks my heart and makes me wanna cry. Overall great video and thanks for sharing it!

Well done. This is a great line toward a better understanding of folks in difficult circumstances.

Sonny is a legend much love man! We need more people like you in this world humble enough to sit down with stranger and share their food and stories. Truly inspiring!

This felt like a very special video and unique insight into the life of these folks, and it didn't feel pandering or emotionally manipulative, just shared a small piece of life of some incredibly strong people. Thank you for this video, I hope something good comes from this for all of the refugees living in that camp.

Good for you bro, I applaud that move, not many people would be willing to go in these places, every person has a story and not many around the world want to hear these people's story

@melissadunton3534

6 ай бұрын

I don’t think saying most people don’t want to hear their stories is accurate. I think that “ignorance is bliss” applies, but not because they don’t want to know…it’s because they feel helpless when they do know. I don’t know if you understand what I mean…what I’m trying to say….but I’m not very eloquent when it comes to expressing myself in short form. ✌🏻🥰😊

@wombat5252

6 ай бұрын

@@melissadunton3534 Sadly you can't help everyone. There just isn't enough resources or land for everyone to be saved even if we split them all up into countries like Canada, US, Australia, UK, many countries in Europe. It's sad.

@ruthanneluvsvacuuming6653

6 ай бұрын

@@melissadunton3534 I think you said it very well Lots of people seem like they don’t want to know because they don’t like to talk about things they can’t do anything about

@charlesbaldo

6 ай бұрын

@@wombat5252So maybe it’s best to stay where they are and build a life there. It’s a story as old as human nature.

@charlesbaldo

6 ай бұрын

@@melissadunton3534they don’t seem helpless at all. They appear well fed with healthy food, have a place to live, they have health care, their family is with them. Many times I see them smiling and laughing.

People of syam and yaman, we love you so much Assalamualaikum from Indonesia 🇮🇩🙏

Great video as always! Loved the translator to, he had a good vibe about him

My heart breaks when I look into eyes of the kids staring out of the tents. I feel a little better thinking they are at least fed by their families unlike some other unfortunate children. Thank you so much for sharing !! This is THE best video you've shared so far....THE best.

I think is probably the best episode of this channel. Very informative as well as respectful of the stories of the Syrian refugees in Lebanon. Thanks for your hard work.

Sonny I took a little break, and am coming back around starting with this video. Thank you for masterfully tackling the delicate subject matter gracefully and in a sensitive way. Thank you for bringing out the best of humanity!

This is sad. Thanks for shining a spot light on this.

From Anthony Bourdain, Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern now Best Food Ever. Sunny and his team has set the bar high once again. Well done 👏 👏 👏 👍

Thanks for shining a light on these experiences through food and educating us more about the lives of other people.

Thank you Sonny to bring light to our refugees people, you‘re the best . Love from a syrian ❤

More refugee food is needed to highlight struggling people of the world

ما اجملنا نحن الشعب السوري حتى ونحن بأسوء الضروف الابتسامة لاتفارق الوجوه وكرماء مع الضيف قدر المستطاع.

Right in the feels. Its not often you watch a cooking show that feels like its shining a light on the living conditions and plight of a struggling people. At the same time, its wonderful seeing people come together to make the best of what they have, and that shines through in their cooking. How they cant/arent allowed to work jobs that elevate themselves out of their living situation, so instead they work tirelessly to farm what little they can and provide food for their families. May the divine uplift these people and find them opportunity.

Thank you for this video. What gracious and resilient people. God bless the Syrian refugees and all refugees around the world. Absolutely tragic what they've been through.

Love that you and your channel document the diversity our species holds.

Syrian people are really good. I talked a person from Syria for my ielts speaking Practice, he was friendly and humble. love from Bangladesh.

Hello, I hope you can deliver my message to them from India. My grandparents were refugees during the Indian Partition. The scenes were very, very similar. They lived in refugee camps, borrowed money, started businesses and built a city out of that camp. My grandfather built a mansion before he died. Today, thanks to him, I have a great life. This will work out for these ppl. They will end up getting rich and their children will live in a better, more prosperous world.

@moonchild-sh6dh

6 ай бұрын

well said....i really hope things get better for them too and the conditions get better and better and they'd have a better life

As a Syrian this episode was the most difficult to watch. Thanks Sonny for spotting some light on these oppressed people.

"Its tough as a Syrian to watch other Syrians live in tough conditions" his quote described exactly how i'm feeling. Thank you for this video. As much as it breaks my heart to see my people suffer, i'm happy to see them surviving, smiling.. this situation has gone on too long and I was afraid it was forgotten. Thank you for bringing light to their situation again.

@kairos_fluent

5 ай бұрын

If you're living in the West, you should go home and help your country.

@HurairaHerbals

5 ай бұрын

@@kairos_fluent I was born in the states. This comment is ignorant and racist. What was even your purpose of watching this video other than to comment rude and hateful things? You see people suffering, and this was your response? I saw what you wrote in other places. You literally decided to reply to my comment just to spread hatred and ignorance. What a way to go through life, I truly pity you and hope you have a wonderful, cheerful, beautiful day of ignorant bliss.

@Sonia-jk7lf

5 ай бұрын

​@@kairos_fluentand you should shut up.

I am so sorry for the children who grow up in this situation. I hope the situation will get better for them and the children could live in a place where they can having a dream to achieve

This is where this KZread channel became a show. The cinematic aspect was very different. I guess, it hits hard because they're war survivors. Sonny's camera crew did an outstanding job, and Sonny as a narrator is always the best. KZread should make BEFRS the official food channel of KZread.

I just wish that nobody had to suffer, I don't care what your race is, your background, where you came from, I just wish everyone had enough. Thank you Sonny.

@hugespicyhuge

6 ай бұрын

We all could. If we could stand up to the world's oppressors. Eat the rich, always eat the rich.

Thank you for helping if you did, to gather the families and enjoy a good meal.

Your video was incredibly touching. Your compassion and dedication to shedding light on such an important issue make you a true example of a good human being. Thank you for creating awareness and inspire positive change. You're making a meaningful impact, and it's truly commendable. Keep up the fantastic work ❤❤❤

Man love your videos, it shows a lot of situations while seeing others, doing their best to make it through a major crisis, I really feel for them, and wish every country would extend a helping hand. Thank you Sonny for making this one.

We appreciate content like this. They're very informative.

Respect for bringing the light to such conflict we really appreciate it.