As a Vietnamese person, I can say claim that these traditional customs just exist in remote tribes in Vietnam. But even most Vietnamese citizens are not familiar to these customs ._.

21:09 is hilarious. man is straight up staring and it’s never even brought up

@wtf.igrind

20 күн бұрын

🤣🤣

@Redranddd

19 күн бұрын

Seems like a PNG

@dimelifetwon8736

19 күн бұрын

Looking like the meanest grandad in the world 😂😂😂😂

@Capt.huffer

19 күн бұрын

Bet that's how he looks when he's having a good day.

@WylieWolfenstein

10 күн бұрын

BWAAAHAHAHAHAAAH!!!

It’s not actually poop. It’s the digestible grass extract that’s about to be absorbed in the small intestine. The actual poop will be in the large intestine

@koolkat5217

Ай бұрын

Somehow the difference eludes me 🤮

@alfredbalauro3215

Ай бұрын

It is also in Filipino cooking

@billyb9067

Ай бұрын

@@alfredbalauro3215 it’s ancient Austro Tai food my Pare.. look up Austro-Tai language

@andreeaboloca4440

Ай бұрын

Stinks the same 😂😂😂

@billyb9067

23 күн бұрын

@@andreeaboloca4440 no methane in edible stuff actually lol 😂

1 hour 20 minutes 49 seconds of pure gold. My evening viewing is sorted! Thank you

@wallacedavis3110

Ай бұрын

So the last second you disliked. Im so sorry about that

@saintevo6953

Ай бұрын

@@wallacedavis3110 Always space for improvement

@christoman6459

19 күн бұрын

@@wallacedavis3110lmao

I actually thought the title meant they were actually physically smoking 🚬 their cut off limbs 🤦🏼‍♀️😂😂😂

@joannakjorstad8116

16 күн бұрын

same lol

@xenonmob

15 күн бұрын

that’s exactly what he wanted us to think. it’s called clickbait

@mizaru666

15 күн бұрын

@@xenonmobHow should they have put it while at the same time keeping the title short and informative? I can’t think of a better way. English has several meanings for certain words and it’s practically impossible to avoid double meaning sometimes,

@Wtfinc

14 күн бұрын

Haha me too!!!!

@u3k1m6

9 күн бұрын

I thought they turned the limb into a bong or something

You are amazing Andrew. You have taken us on your amazing journey, introducing us to the amazing different tribes of the world. The Nung and the Hmong.

Một video có nội dung vô cùng chất lượng! Là người Việt Nam, tôi ủng hộ mọi người giữ gìn nền văn hóa của dân tộc mình. Chỉ là cần giữ vệ sinh cho ngôi nhà sạch sẽ hơn! 😊

These people’s traditions, food, etc are exactly the same as Southwestern Chinese people. They are in fact ancient Chinese people who are living in modern Vietnamese territory.

@julioduan7130

Ай бұрын

Their lives reminded me ancient China.

@xChimkin

22 күн бұрын

you chinese get on my nerves man. leave your brethren alone and stop trying to spread communism

@duongquynh8129

20 күн бұрын

As a Vietnamese person, I can say claim that these traditional customs just exist in remote tribes in Vietnam. Even most Vietnamese citizens are not familiar to these customs. And even in China or any country else in the world, I believe there are still strange and weird traditions like those in my country.

@julioduan7130

20 күн бұрын

@@duongquynh8129 They are not strange and weird at all. We knew those traditions well through articles, documentaries, tiktok videos, etc. These traditions are still existent in Southern China.

@bigboi9856

19 күн бұрын

@@julioduan7130 so you're telling me intentionally amputating limbs and drying them so you can smoke out of them is not a strange or weird tradition? How many cultures are you aware of that do that?

Between landmines and venomous snakes, I noticed a lot of amputees in Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia

Scattered indeed. Dated a Hmong girl back in high school….in Michigan. They used to have a Hmong festival in detriot. Don’t know if they still have it though, was almost 20 years ago

This whole video should be in a cinema! Its a masterpiece!

Without sleep we lose the ability to form memories. Thats why long term amphetamine drug users almost always go crazy

@skatterpro

17 күн бұрын

That's not the reason, at all, no.

@LiliumCruorem

17 күн бұрын

@@skatterpro No, that's actually accurate. There are other factors. But one sideaffect of amphetamine abuse is loss of sleep. Sometimes for days and days. It's proven fact that getting sleep and good sleep at that is a huge factor in the health of our brains. When you don't sleep a lot of weird things start to happen. Even without drugs, lack of sleep can drive you insane. Mix that up with Amphetamine psychosis and you're in a for a bad time.

The amount of education in this Video is insane! Very high quality!! thank you so much I learned a lot!

just discovered your amazing channel! Thank you for the top-notch and informative documentaries! Keep up the amazing job mate! :)

this guy deserves more subs hes going through soo much for us.

@Junitunes

6 күн бұрын

Is it for a TV show or he just produces this quality for KZread

Your cultural experience is unsurpassed. Next level.

Really enjoying your channel, it's very eye opening! (The soundtrack in this episode is awesome!)

Man you are the best. You almost meet my hero Anthony Bourdain. But you keep up the tradition and I love you for it

What an excellent look into the life in this part of Vietnam great work Andrew

Im an American amputee, i asked to keep parts of my leg but i was not allowed, they said it had to be incinerated as medical waste which annoyed me, i just wanted my toe bones but then some poor soul would have had to prepare that for me, and i wouldn't wish that on anyone.

@momwhoknowz3758

20 күн бұрын

At their discharge they were handed the entire limb , no questions asked, I mean it's yours, so...

@TheLittleSukie

19 күн бұрын

There is a girl on tiktok who keeps her amputated leg in the bottom drawer of her freezer. Pretty cool. But she did have to fight to get it which is silly. Like it was part of her. Yours was part of you, your body still.

@Brakzillaa

18 күн бұрын

@@TheLittleSukie yeah but you got to look at it from a medical stand point. Amputated limbs count as biohazard, if not preserved correctly. Im sure not alot of people know how to mummify limbs here in the states. 😅

@meowsthree

17 күн бұрын

I told my OB ahead of time that I absolutely wanted my placenta. When I delivered it and reminded her that I wanted it, she refused.

@Wtfinc

14 күн бұрын

I swear that cant be legal. I want my goddamn foot! Religion ya know? Thats all u say

It must make some people happy and sad or home sick watching some of these videos. This video is really good. I truly enjoyed it.

Seeing this stuff makes me wonder what type of crazy stuff the US soldiers experienced and seen during the Vietnam war...

@forrestcarr8651

2 күн бұрын

Sooo I saw a different video recently about a veteran telling his dad, who fought in WWII, and he was telling about the Vientcongs tactics. His grandpa said that he could believe what his song went through. So that was about the fighting but I can imagine the food the Vientnam veterans ate had to be interesting.

Top notch travel video! Best hour and a half I have had in a long time. Thank you!!

@Andrew_Fraser

20 күн бұрын

Thanks man. Appreciate the kind words. Really glad you like the content-good to have you on board!

your channel is so underrated wth

What if the dog eat the leg or the hand

Omg... good documentary.. thank you. Keep up the good work

Andrew: your videos are fascinating. Thanks very much.

Now THIS is good KZread content.

I am from Hoang Su Phi, hello everyone ❤

@jolenataborn7809

25 күн бұрын

Hello from USA

@myrnawashington9057

21 күн бұрын

Hello Lyvansung

@utej.k.bemsel4777

17 күн бұрын

Hello from Germany!👍🏼

The video production is pure gold. These kinds of videos are rare this days on KZread. So glad i stumbled on the channel

@Andrew_Fraser

7 сағат бұрын

Thanks, appreciate it. We definitely try to go above and beyond the standard vlogger routine.

Here in the USA most specifically the southern region it is called chitterlings i.e. pig intestines. If they are cooked properly they are very safe and actually very tasty.

@SithMami

11 сағат бұрын

Chitlins, baby!

Not sleeping past 60-72 hours becomes INCREDIBLY dangerous for your mental health. I've had experienced severe insomnia and didn't sleep a wink for 76 hours once and it was TORTURE ! It makes me cringe just remembering it. Sleep deprivation is actually a method of torture and is prohibited as per the Geneva convention. It's actually worse than any physical pain I've ever experienced.

Easily my new favorite channel 🤙🏼

A good deal is actually having a vacation style job. You’re essentially a tourist wandering around with a translator.

Andrew's comparison to biltong ❤🇿🇦 Cultured AF.

Great story telling

This is really, really next level content Andrew wow. It's crazy but tbh a beautiful tradition, however I would never hang my own leg over the same place where I cooked though, crazy! However you can't let your arm go if you always keep it close to you

Amazing documentary! And love the music choices. What are they?

Bravo! you are one arm or one leg ahead of sonny in this place!

It's crazy that I'm Vietnamese. I visited Hoang Su Phi. And I know nothing about these traditions. Thanks for making the video!

hmong american from the midwest here,was a joy to see you cover the hmong family that was polygamist. (the last words he gave you at the end directly translates "long heart" meaning be patient)

I have this love and Compassion for Vietnamese people, I can’t explain it. I don’t mean to stereotype, however, I see how very hard they work to survive. They have very little material goods. I know my view is narrow based only on videos. They often smile and accept what life gives them. I pray God blesses them and gives them hope and they find their purpose.❤

It sounds simple, so I apologise for that, but I'd love if you could show on a map where you are. New subscriber x

Hey Andrew, those are HMONG people that live in Veitnam that you visited... Another great video, I enjoyed this one very much.

Correct, they are not Nung people but Hmong people. Orginated China dynasty (sub-group Miao), then migrate to Southeast asia. Scatter after Vietnam war, known as "vietnam secret war" recruited by the USA CIA. 100% understand what they are saying in Hmong.

@koalaminh

19 күн бұрын

Are you talking about the amputees? Because the first guy is definitely Nung. Hoang Su Phi is home to many minoruty ethnic groups :).

@justplainmee-mic5298

8 күн бұрын

@@koalaminh1 hour in

Just found this channel and its absolutely incredible

Pasco County, Florida, I know some people that would call 11 days amateurish!!! 😂😂😂

@MartenKrueger-sx4me

19 күн бұрын

I see what your saying...👁️👁️ wide open.... methology...

Bro in the helmet at 21:10 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I can understand wanting to keep the body part you lost, after all it was a part of you. I’m surprised more people and cultures do not do it to be honest.

Hey Andy, I really enjoyed this series but I must confess that I have not had any dried or cured meats 🍖 since seeing a certain episode. Hope you are enjoying your vacation. Seeya Next Time ✝️🙏🐢

You have great videos bro 🤙🏼

There has been a large Vietnamese community in my area of Orange County CA, for many decades, and although I have learned a few things about their customs and cuisine, this video makes it apparent there are still many things I do not know about their country.

Beautiful Vietnam ❤

We have it here 2 in r country d smoked food thing inalong Baguio city & b4r its normal 4 them dt it has flies in it but now generations they have stuck it in storage smoked room so dt it will much safe 2 flies 2 be eaten by clients.And some tribe here in dz area have diff.style of burying there dead 1 they hang it in a cliff of 1 mountains so when u visit u will so hanging the coffins in dt cliffs.Its amazing 2 know dt dz 2 diff.people in diff.country have d same style of meat preserving d foodie.Godbless 2 ur journey & keep safe u make us enjoy a good jour ney w/ u 2.

Xin chao Andrew! Yet another sensational video to your channel my friend. I really made it through 1hr 20mins plus the closing with you not wearing your glasses which is quite surreal.. lol! A huge prop to your production team behind the scene... they ARE the reason as well for your channel success no doubt. Hope to bump into you in Hoi An when I visit again. Cheers!

That butterfly hair pin is gorgeous

Can I suggest you review the audio mixer of the finished videos, the background music often overpowers the monologue and unless listening on a high volume it's hard to hear you sometimes

Very nice video thank you!

As an Asian growing up, eating that soup and seeing you trying it makes me proud.

Great video

The most fascinating part of the world, in my opinion! Thank you for sharing.

We also had "Cow Dung Soup" in my place but we cleaned it thoroughly with salt and lemon and we called it "Sachek".

@Junitunes

6 күн бұрын

Is it good,?

Bruh...bruh... love ya...bruh... Stop touchin them dead folks... 4real

this stuff is better than movie. Ty

Their practices are just extreme to us because we don’t do it. It’s their culture but not ours so it’s just different but not extreme to them. Understand them without judgement is the best way to learn about someone else. Their norm isn’t ours but nothings wrong wit that. They may find people in America praising a false god or idolizing people may be extreme to us. Just saying

@petrosgalatis

Ай бұрын

He literally hanged his amputated leg over the stove that he cooks food you noob

@eddiekane2639

22 күн бұрын

People can still have an opinion.

@jimmiekarlsson4458

20 күн бұрын

I rather not understand people that literaly smoke human remains

@ColdestRage303

20 күн бұрын

These are ape hybrids not humans. Stop your nonsense please as if this is normal.

@Baracuda-xj6zk

19 күн бұрын

Dude they smoke their limbs, that is just pure an utter disgusting insanity, no matter the "culture" argument.

When you pass away you become whole again, in this world our human bodies are a shell, blood is our living spirit, when we die or expire anything you lost, we get it back in heaven. I hope this helps 🙏

@Junitunes

6 күн бұрын

Why would they need to keep it then?

Glad i have a strong stomach... im eating Right now. BTW: Subscribed.

I love Northern Vietnam...it's like travelling back in time.

25:50 I just recently learned lime cooks raw meat like ground beef hence why some countries use so much of it.

Not gonna lie, I read the title and straight up thought it was smoking human limbs in a Thuốc lào or Rizla....

Mr. Ngoc is a rad dude.

I would love to visit Vietnam someday

One of my favorite flavors, bile!

Dung soup may be a survival food. Tough times and you no choice kind of thing. Maybe .....that just ket going

Beautiful Country👍👍

I think it would have been kind that if you were filming them when the women go to get water or wood that you would take a container as well to draw water to take back to the village with her that would be 2 less containers that she would have to go back to fill up. You must give back in whatever way you can, simple thoughtfulness is very much appreciated❤

There are so much soup in your plate. At my place we drink the soup in different plate or a cup. Not with the intestine. We ate the intestine in a diffrent plate. Because putting them or eating them together in one plate is so bitter.

Those puppies at 19:57 are not being sold as pets. I think this video i about as close as I need to get to this part of Vietnam. Not enough KZread clicks in the world that I'd eat shit soup for.

@shaphyshaphy

20 күн бұрын

The puppies 😢😭😢

@mrpickles-hb6zx

19 күн бұрын

Ofc its the Asians..

@BlueberryDragon13

3 күн бұрын

What‘s the difference between eating dogs and eating cows or pigs?

10:13 Andrew, you let your intrusive thoughts take over.

What kind of tradition is it, you love this type of village. I'm scared bro.

To each his own. If that is their form of life, who are we to judge?❤

there is a Bourdain/Zimmerman vibes on Andrew´s Channel so underrated deserves more subscribers

Title looks very sick.. ill still watch it

Vietnam is the 2nd largest grower of Coffee in the world, the hell with rice!!

I lived in Viet Nam for 24 years of my life, I don't even eat that remote area disc.

Im an American and I would definitely keep the bones of my amputated limbs. Not the gross fleshy bits, but definitely the bones. That is so bad ass lol 😂

For some reasons i thought they was going to put the limbs in a pipe and smoke it lol there way makes more sense lol

My reaction to the thumbnail and title: 🙃

The celery is actually called Chinese celery 😀

I love how at 8:23 you think this guy is about to be a translator but he starts speaking the same language as the old dude lol Also, if the younger dude is only 3 years post his accident... How is the arm already preserved? I thought they kept it in alcohol for like 3 years and then another 5 of smoking it... His arm should still be in the uhm... Curing process, right?

@Rinsuki

19 күн бұрын

I'm vietnamese. The guy without the leg is speaking another dialect that I don't even understand. It isn't the same vietnamese that the "translator" speak. He is still translating just that he's translating their dialect into vietnamese.

Call me strange… as most cannibals throw away the hands and feet.. but the smoked leg and prepared hand? Look like some awesome Jerky…

In Europe we always had harsher conditions.

@utej.k.bemsel4777

17 күн бұрын

Really?

Vietnam has 54 different ethnic groups. Most of them are living in the North Vietnam. Each of them has a strange custom to the norm.

We smokin tarantula nuts

I did 22 days no sleep in Perth so I think that record has been beat many times...

@Chad-Giga.

22 күн бұрын

That’s not possible, if that was true you would be dead.

@Capt.huffer

19 күн бұрын

What chemicals helped you pull that off?

they cut off limbs and smoke them? what the hell

I was in Sapa, Lao cai and the surrounding areas. Seriously creepy stuff xD

Why are there so many amputations that need t to be preserved in the first place

I had an indonesian friend who could not sleep, he passed away in about 2 years…

Did you try some of that leg jerky?

@shaphyshaphy

20 күн бұрын

🤢🤮