Villagers Stuck In The Middle Of The Sea ! Tribal People First Time In The Middle Of The Sea 

Lol

Dude is jacked af 😱

@@RohanKumaar Raeen?? I think it’s bc Babu and Sarru aren’t very tall and are really thin that Raeen looks so much bigger. He does look jacked tho compared to those 2.

@@RohanKumaar it was mentioned before that he does wrestling, sure looks like it

Raeen is wise. He also disliked the carnival rides.

Sarru has really blossomed since he started, it’s wonderful to see.

I felt so bad for him when the panic set in but caught myself smiling at their happiness towards the end

No it's because he's a bigger guy n he floats he isn't swimming he's just floating

So glad they continue to have new experiences!!! You said exactly what I was thinking! I agree with you that they should not be pressured or shamed. Simple validation of letting them know it’s okay to feel scared when trying new things and giving them knowledge that the life vests, though they were not properly fitted, would keep them floating. For future adventures remembering Encouragement and knowledge is much more effective at bringing positive results than fear and shame.

About to say the same thing, Sarru's jacket was too loose. It would be difficult for him to place his head above the water, especially if no one told him to hold on to his jacket. (Learned the same mistake with my first jacket experience)

Salt water, though makes it even easier to float. Even if you're....ah...."jacked."

Mine too

I think he is insecure about his body or something like that....but he is a strong healthy man in my opinion

@@Shivathedestroyer04 maybe so, maybe a little more so knowing that he is being filmed. I don’t think it’s too unusual. I wear clothes on beach to stop being sunburned 😂

He’s a good looking man

Guddu would be considered "pudgy". He might have a slower metabolism, or maybe he likes to rice a bit too much 😄 What does he do, they seemed to be mostky laborers or tailors, jobs that require a lot of physical work.

@@Vidchemy Guddu has said he's a blacksmith by trade.

amazing coincidence!

@@gamenightfeldon2897 it is not a coincidence. Slavic and Indian languages belong to the same group called "Satem Langauges" and we have many many same words, and literally the same grammar. Before year 2100BC it was the same language.

@@krakendragonslayer1909 2100 BC...Hmm wait a minute...Do people in the West still believe in that indo European 💩💩💩theory

@@krakendragonslayer1909 Are you really talking about that invasion theory which the Britishers made to divide india

@@Shivathedestroyer04 check what *"Satem language"* is, this is a scientific name for literally the language being the direct ancestor of Vedic Sanskrit and of many other languages, i.e. Iranian and Balto-Slavic and Albanian.

Yeah, and once that initial panic sets in, it becomes very hard to push it down & think logically.

It’s only natural to have that fear in their situation. I hope they can overcome many more fears and learn and grow further!

🙄

I don't think they've seen a life preserver before so they didn't really trust what it could do. Since they can't swim, I can see them being tentative at first in deep water.

i noticed he said that as well when they were in the small pool

I’m sure if these guys were told of the sharks they wouldn’t have gone in

Yeah this was more so just a boat ride in the ocean rather than a swimming lesson, it would've been better if they had a private swimming lesson instead with a proper instructor.

It was because of sharks, jelly fish and barracudas.^^

I don't believe any of them can swim, that's why they are so fearful. A swimming lesson would be a great help to these guys.

i totally forgot about that one! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yes that was amazing!! 😃👏🏼

Learn to swim, it could save your life or that of a loved one. It does not have to be in an ocean though.

He is an amazing man too even though he is the new guy on this show(maybe 2-3 months have passed)but still he has become my favorite after babu

A lot of jokes are lost in translation

exactly

on the other channel they went swimming in a pool

I don't think they have the same body image issues as Westerners. For most of the world, if your BMI is over 23, you're fat. No way around it. I say this as a fat man myself. Not proud of it, but it is what it is.

A lot of the times is the translation of the editor. You can see that he doesn't use the proper words very often. Another thing is that people all over the world don't get offended/the things they say aren't meant to be offensive. What the man on the boat said, was "look at this guy, he is heavier than you and his life jacket can hold him just fine, don't be afraid that the jacket can't hold you above water"

@@Itwasalwaysme_Noone The boat guy does call him 'fat' the first time he talks about him.

@@charlie7mason Again though.. Is this the true word that he used, or is this a translation issue. And even if the word used was actually the word "fat", what does "fat" mean in the context of a different culture? Is it an offensive word? Or is it a "matter of fact" statement, meaning "this guy is larger than all of you" (so you shouldn't be afraid). There is also a middle ground between offensive in-your-face, and just a word that may be offensive. For example he may have called him "fat", but he just didn't consider how wrong this might be, of course he wasn't mocking him in his face, he may just said something without thinking. (again, I'm not trying to excuse him, if it was my country-man that said that, I would correct him, and I would try to explain how wrong the phrase he used sounds. But on the other hand, I'm just trying to say that you should understand the simplicity of the mind of some people that just say whatever comes to their minds. I personally don't hold the same grudge to them, as I hold to the people that do it on purpose)

@@Itwasalwaysme_Noone Oh, I'm not trying to fight about whether he meant it offensively. As an Indian, I know that we tend to throw the word 'fat' (motaa/motu) around quite callously, without meaning it offensively, although it isn't taken as lightly in some western cultures. Just saying that he did call him fat. But you're right, he most likely didn't mean it as any offense to Guddu.

Yeah those guys were really horrible demeaning them like that. Going into deep waters is terrifying for a non swimmer. And Guddu is not even fat, he's a big strong man.