Tribal People Try Cap n Crunch Cereal For The First Time 

Haha he is real as fuck to the point that's what I like about the OG

Word... I aspire to be half the man mustafa is when Im his age

A WHOLE DAMN MOOD!!

😂😂😂😂

He's not lying 🤣

They don't like American products. I don't think they even like Americans. Don't they despise us?

@@penelopelopez8296 You must not watch the videos, they love American food and people. They liked the cereal, too. Are you one of those people who never reads the article or watches the video before making unfounded comments?

@@penelopelopez8296 they do like some of them fyi.

​@@penelopelopez8296 Do you really expect them to like everything? If you ate their food I doubt you will say every single thing is amazing and that wouldn't mean you hate them.

As someone who doesn't know anything about cricket belated congratulations for the worlcup win

@@mickymouse2445 thanks i guess

Thank you. I was wondering about that.

Omg that was funny 😂

Broke the internet.

Manzoor ! ⚡️

Yeah, right in the feels.

😂😂

I died.

He's right though, it's a complete mystery as to whether the next invention will be another world-ending monstrosity, or a tasty snack.

Absolutely it is!

That comment was hilarious

Me too I love him and the rest of them . And they have very beautiful souls.

🤣🤣

things must be very nutritious in balochistan then given such a high rate of malnourishment

@@uwuman101 food available is nutritious. Being poor is another thing

@@maleehaishfaq3323 the food is not clean and does not fulfill the entire food pyramid

@@maleehaishfaq3323 it's funny how lower is their life expectancy in contrast to western countries

@@uwuman101 Might want to check US life expectancy direction, and compare it to other wealthy countries.

Yet we can’t stop eating it , the crunch is addictive

So I'm not alone. It can tear up your palate....she said as she stuffed in more Capn Crunch.

and it's always worth it lmao

💯💯💯 I love Cap'n, but until Just Berries came out, he was a once in a blue moon cereal.

💀🤣

We discuss the history of Cap'n Crunch on a video we just posted. We rank all the Cereal Characters but also give their history-- please watch when you have a moment! Thank you.

I don't even know that it's our sweetest one. I haven't eaten it for years. Normally, I'd say people over 25 don't eat it, but I think that has to be extended to 35

@@LindaC616 im 23 haha, but shiiitt i had a sugarbased headache for the rest of the day 😂😂😂gave the rest of the box to my little cousins, good luck with that😂🤘

@@mariskaajoy3899 yeah, I gave up sugared cereal over 20 years ago. But imagine eating that as a kid...now you know why we grow up with a damaged palate for sweets and salty foods. And (again, this was after my time), some people put cereals on top of their ice cream, as a crunchy topping!

@@LindaC616 My husband, who is 61, sneaks it into the house and hides it. I won't buy it for him. But since it's so crunchy he gets caught every time.

@@nanner3200 drat! Foiled again! 😅

@Nisi Xoxo Apparently, the crunch is a bit too strong, so people hurt the roof of their mouth, if they don't wait for it to soften up a little bit more. But you could have figured that out on your own, if you just read a bit of the comments here, instead of just asking for the answer. But I guess that shows my age, because I assume that you're younger than me, as I am 46. But no hate on my part, I just think you could have saved yourself the question, just by reading a portion of the comments here, that's all. And also, you're welcome.

@@JarodMoonchild1975 I think it's kind of foolish to assume that I didn't read the comments. I am someone who does not eat cereal so it made no sense to me hence why I asked for more clarity

The cereal is very hard and has a kind of ribbed texture that scrapes the mouth while chewing.

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 thank you for the explanation 🙂 sounds terribly painful

@@NisiLuv It's a dull ache that makes it painful to eat other food later 😆 and you're welcome

Thank you Catherine 😊

Pakistan.

He really is my favourite. Just want to give him a big hug! Him doing the crunch motion was too cute!1

mash Allah sister this show is so awsome

Mehboob club all day he's the man

😅😅😅he is realy savage

@Martine So happy that you commented this, combined with your age, as you're even older than me. Because I'm not american, and we don't get Captain Crunch here. We only get Corn Flakes, Frosted Flakes, Cheerios, and some other cereals, mostly from Kellogg's. And one from Quaker, but I don't know what it's called in english. But we have all sorts of types of cereals available to us, from the super healthy non-sugar bran ones, to the sweet and "kid-friendly" ones, but not necessarily the authentic american brand ones. But my point is, you totally disproves that silly point of Mustafa's, that it's only for kids. And to me, that's the beauty of being an adult, that you can eat and drink whatever you want, and no one can tell you any differently. And besides, although the manufacturers may initially have kids as their target audience, no food product is ever sold to just one demographic. And you, along any other mature person saying the same thing as you, proves that this point Mustafa is making, is a silly one, and people shouldn't limit themself, just because how they think others might view their choices of foods. The only valid reason for that, is if you have a pre-existing condition, like diabetes for example, or the food in question is unhealthy for you, or if you have allergies from that food, like peanuts, for example.

@@JarodMoonchild1975 this man wrote a whole book calm down

@@JarodMoonchild1975 Bro, never mention a woman's age. It's a major no no in the West so we have to respect it

@@Beamerboy71 true 😂

@@JarodMoonchild1975 Sorry to say, even the sugar free cereal has a massive amount of salt to preserve the grain. My doctor told me that and when I looked at my box of organic oat cereal it had more salt than a box of crackers and I gave up buying it.

And sometimes we like to bomb other country when we get too bored but that’s every once a while

Manzoor is a really witty and smart guy.

There’s nothing stopping you, my friend.

Just say Bakhairat=Hello or Welcome Minnatwar = Thanks Juan/Gichian = Good Bd/Kharab = Bad Hamarus=How are you Mehboob, Mustafa and Manzoor speak the same language called Brahvi it's a Dravidian language in northern part of Pakistan uts about 7000 years old

@@abdulrehmanbajoi1838 Thank you.

@@Caperhere NP if you guys need more Vocabulary or Phrases make sure to ask

he already is going to get diabetes from drinking tea containing a kg of sugar

@@uwuman101 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

GeneralUsman just can't pass up an opportunity to say something horrible. What a miserable existence this troll must have if this is what it does for fun, constantly trying to crap on others' enjoyment because misery loves company.

Give the man some Captain Roti.

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 if stating facts trigger you, then that's your problem. Go cry somewhere else

Yes!

@@Reactistan can you please do the Paqui One Chip Challenge??

@@nancymclaughlin6790 OK Karen.

I scrolled down to comment this. Fucking hilarious, but sadly not a joke.

That is the only cereal, besides porridge, I would eat as a kid, in the 60’s. I bought a box a few years ago, to see if it tasted like I remember. It cuts up your mouth, and left a film of wax on the roof of my mouth. Gross!

He lierally tasted a single ring. Hardly can give an honest opinion after that, his mind was already made.

I only have vague memories of toys in cereal...had forgotten about that!

@@LindaC616 I had a Tony The Tiger rubber squeeze toy. Grrreat! Also, friend of the family gave us a box of bags of chips. He told us one of the bags had a marker in it to win a trip over the city in a helicopter. I was eating one of the bags at school one day, and kept seeing a black chip, which I avoided eating. Saved some of the chips for a friend. Guess what that “ black chip” was?

ahahahaha nice lisa edit

We know! We discussed the history of Cap'n Crunch on a video we just posted. We rank all the Cereal Characters but also give their history-- please watch when you have a moment! Thank you.

Ok now that I watched it lol Mustafa and the Cap’n have the same stache lol 🤩 I love hearing Mehboobs English he’s really getting good! I hope they indulged in the best part of this cereal by drinking the milk after the cereal is gone! 👏😋

@@_GiGiBloom_ why u comment??

@@adipurux why do you comment?

@@_GiGiBloom_ Hehe...the after milk must be a universal thing Angella. Australia here - and that was always the best bit. I can still hear my Mum saying "James!!" as I would drain the left over milk straight from the bowl!! LOL

@@_GiGiBloom_ We don't have it here - but CapN Crunch looks soooooo good!! :)

Trust this Canadian: you are not missing anything, aside from diabetes.😉😄

@@lesliemccormick6527 eek :) haha ok well I'm Keto now so can't be tasting cereals anyway but I shan't regret it based on what you said

The original

For me it's 3/4 cereals and 1/4 milk. Mix it a bit and it's perfect!

Milk with a dash of cereal 😂

Doesn't your mouth hurts ma'am ?

@Lisa La Rouge That's nice to know, because I'm surprised by so many comments that say that this and other sweet cereals are only for kids. I find many doughnuts to be sweeter than most cereal aimed at kids, but many adults would dive head first into a box of doughnuts and won't say they're sweet. I eat Froot Loops and Frosted Flakes, and I'm not a kid. I bought some Honey Smacks about two months ago, and they tasted weird to me....not good at all. I don't know if gluten changes tastes, but I saw on the box that they're now gluten-free. I don't eat the cereal on a regular basis, and the cereal often goes stale before I can finish it, but I do get a craving for them once in a while. Sorry for the long comment. I didn't realize I'd starting ranting. LOL!

Lisa! We discussed the history of Cap'n Crunch on a video we just posted. We rank all the Cereal Characters but also give their history-- please watch when you have a moment! Thank you.

They're not from Afghanistan. Lol. They are from Pakistan.

and if he was served his village food without being told it came from his village but a big city, he would call it junk food.

The man has been living off of roti for hundreds of years. That's all he knows.

@@toomanyaccounts Not really. He approves of healthy food. We could all take a lesson from such a hale and hearty award-winning shepherd

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 actually his food is not healthy. a diet of roti is not balanced.

@@toomanyaccounts People have subsisted on bread since the dawn of agrarian societies. If not roti then tea and toast, scones, muffins, etc. They do eat other stuff like fresh vegetables, fruits, and farm-fresh dairy, homemade yogurt, and meat. They milk the goats and buffalo themselves. You should be so lucky.

that was corrected in 1980. 99% of the people who wound up trying it after hearing about it out, found out the phones no longer responded to sounds. He wasn't the one who discovered it. He was told about by several blind people who found out that they could identify the frequencies of the audio tones. the whistle wasn't a password into the phone system. it just enabled one to to make free long distance calls and if you were at say an airport allowed you to make all the phones hang up on people. you are confusing blue boxes which replicated all the tones and allowed one to interface with the system with what the whistle did which was just one tone.

@@toomanyaccounts Ah. Well thanks for the correct info!

I actually remember that!

Lol😂