Delhi’s Bizarre Street Food!! How is This Legal?? 

it makes me want to contemplate the fact that all that unhealthy food he's been eaten ,has come back as a heart attack waiting to happen .irrespect of loving the visual entertainment, how many of us wonder how high his collestral count must be????

But for heaven sake stop playing that stereotypical music the west imagines India with….

@@pankajsrivastava7203 I am an Eastern European - Russian (both by nationality and mentality) from Ukraine and I completely agree with you. This is a huge problem, and it's not only and not so much about music, but about the general attitude of people of Western civilization towards "exotic" countries, their culture and peoples. They look down on other peoples, often without even realizing it. Their videos are mostly of the same type and represent something similar to an advertising tourist brochure, they go, for example, to the Amazon and say something like "you will see how tribes that have not come out of the Stone Age live" or write in the title "Unbelievable! Meet a real cannibal in India", and as a result you get general information about the Aghori, without explaining the religious historical, and most importantly socio-cultural meaning. And there are thousands of such videos. That is why the picture is westernized. The legacy of colonialism, primarily British colonialism and its influence on Western culture is largely to blame. The more comical is their crazy theory of critical racism, when they substitute one racism for another, looking for the next group of "offended" people, etc. It is clear that centuries of their version of colonialism have not been in vain and it is impossible to change the perception of the world around them all at once. But the place to start is not to accuse oneself of imaginary (mostly) privileges based on race, but to look at other cultures as equals, trying to understand and explain them to others. Not showing an "adapted version of the film" with an adapted soundtrack.

I think it's AI voice

agree, not as good

Yeah agree, unsubbed

YUP! Clickbait Alert. Sonny is not in this video. BOGUS!

It's not realistic and is not advertised as if Sonny were to be in every video from a channel focused on exploring the food of a specific country. However, the production, script, and voiceover contain almost the same features, quality, and humor as if Sonny were there in person.

It's not realistic and is not advertised as if Sonny were to be in every video from a channel focused on exploring the food of a specific country. However, the production, script, and voiceover contain almost the same features, quality, and humor as if Sonny were there in person.

@@luvdocumentary Sir/Ms, they literally have him in the thumbnail which is clearly clickbait. If he's not going to be in the video why put him as the thumbnail (well IG it's to attract more viewers). Have a good day.

Extra sauce please

Uhh, no. Why send him to the land of no indoor plumbing and no running water where people sleep on mats on the dirt. You’re a mean person to want something to have to do that.

go check out best ever food review show hes been to India a few times

@@peterreily1490tell me you’ve never traveled without telling me you have never traveled 😂😂

There are multiple episodes in India

​@@peterreily1490Your knowledge is commendable 👏

Lol.. Actually "Paaya" soup has been traditional consumed for over few centuries when people get sick

@@rajeshrao2008 right, and the first guy figured out how to sell it and the rest copied him since.

It's not so different from the west - just a step more distant. Broth/stock is made by boiling bones which adds gelatin. Here in the west, we also now see bone broth as a superfood and people take collagen supplements. Commercial gelatin is made by boiling hooves. In India where neither beef nor pork is eaten widely - goat hooves would be rich in gelatin and collagen and it would make for a hearty soup. While westerners might love chicken soup, especially when sick - this is the Indian equivalent.

He just making audio reading from an email and this bogus team posts it. Ripoff.

That's also what I did thought.

They desperate to make view count money. Bogus!

Think something happened bc that last video went up, and he was shown in it, this one, he's not.

@@briancoleman9330 A lot of these content makers are creating 2nd channel to increase revenue. It's often an "unofficial" channel where secondary destinations are featured or less money s spent filming them. This is a prime example of that.

Picking masala😂

😂

I also here to say same thing. People confuse because opium and poppy seed both comes from same plant. But they both are completely different

@@Walkingturtle yeah

Then there comes on HASIM who is manager of a restaurant and another with the same name who is owner selling testicles. What did you smoke bro.... before uploading 😂😂😂😅😅😅

It's sewer oil🤢🤢🤢🤢

​@@Ren505nm That's in China, YT has documentary on it😂

Our digestive system are used to it haha!

restaurant foods are always safe

@@Renovomotorsscooters right lol

@@tarunsingh5808 OK desi, we westerners cannot handle your filth that much we know. But desi getting sick from eating clean food is something I've never heard of before.

Naahh his hands are clean because you lick his backside