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I mean it's their culture???

@@nokuYN Many in India are giving that up. Many feel its too old/traditional/cumbersome, etc. So, its a fair point.

@@soubhagyanayak3098 what about Indian boys r they wear traditional outfit (dhoti kurta etc.) Why always women have to follow traditions?... BTW you guys give up on tradition earlier then women ! So u all better to shutdown ur mouths bcz that's enough

@@ardhana669 Men should wear dhotis and kurtas too. I have worn them myself. They are way more comfortable to wear. Because of an inferiority complex, we wanted to be like 'English babus'. Men gave them up first. I agree. That continues to this day, thanks to Bollywood, Hollywood, etc. Where looking cool is better then feeling cool. We would rather wear uncomfortable tight jeans, then dhotis which are way more comfortable to wear. One can wear whatever one wants. There are other factors too. Not everything is about looking cool/acceptable. Like your work for example. One has to be practical in one's dealings. But trying to keep a part of the culture alive isn't bad. I don't think anyone would have issues if someone shows love for one's country or culture.

Noo it's cause most of them they are now being born in foreign lands so they adapt foreign culture like s.a they is a lot of them outthere

Nothing embarrassing about meeting your spouse on social media. I met my husband on pof and we are celebrating our 7th year Anniversary this month.

@@africanandproud6792 Asking about the person's life is part of his job so it wasn't a mess to begin with. Don't bring stupid cultural fears into a game show.

@@africanandproud6792 You're the only one triggered, as evidenced by trying to make me mad. Likewise by being offended by the natural workings of a gameshow.

@@africanandproud6792 theres absolutely no mess here.

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@Sig-man Fraud ppl change plus his now older!

@Sig-man Fraud ya and i bet you haven’t made one mistake ever in your life before Mr judgmental

he just trying to avoid another divorce lmao.. also i think it's just for the show. normally a women should not hit on married person but then again, money makes them lose all their logic

Really you know this wife number 3

@@wakeupbyoneal8588 he sure knows the consequences of entanglements and he's older and wiser!

I felt the same and the fact that Steve was genuinely asking questions out of curiosity

I think she was just over whelmed by the beauty and svelte figures of the other 3 girls.

He’s hosting all around the world?

They are from South Africa. Living here for many generations in an area called KZN , Durban hosts the largest Indian population outside of the country, INDIA

seem more friendly than Americanz

🤣🤣🤣 You know they can't be bland in the Motherland. They've got to be Pow .. 🔥🔥🔥

Interesting? Meaning you do not approve 😂

Only Steve can wear those

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@Sig-man Fraud They are double trouble. Megan's sister is the only sane one 🤣🤣🤣

Shes super sexy too

Until reality bites her literally, And I can’t believe she acting that way in front of her father.

Indian dress up

For real

This is not how Indians dress at all. Very mis representated

@@nehagupta8473 In festival or party they do wear like that ,,I don’t see any clash with the norms , are you probably not from India?

@@nehagupta8473 Wrong.

Chutiyapaa hai ye

It's beautiful. All of their attires

Beautiful outfits.

Beautiful outfits indeed! Love the South African cultural diversity.

@@poisonapple4530 thats' actually indian. The family was indian too . women wearing lehenga and saree whereas the man was carrying sherwani. These our traditional outfits from india.

@@kumudchaprana7171 he just said South African cultural diversity. These people are of Indian descent but they are South African through and through.

He taught his children to be wise and not naive, whether or not they are beautiful young ladies..... He trust they can handle themselves with class and grace to not fall for any willy nilly player player from any Himalayas, lol lol My dad done so with Gods counsel to all of us and wise wisdom and knowledge has never failed us

LMAO

@@KINGDOMDAUGHTER as a guy who always wakes up to watching Himalayas ... whats srong with people like me lol

@@shauneth03 😅😅

Not just Indians mam 🤣🤣🤣😂

To top all racist of note

@@patrickphokoane641 I am Indian but I agree with you

I'm not indian but is true...everywhere they settle they do.USA, Kenya,Uganda, South Africa name it.

Facts from Chennai Tamil Nadu 💯😂🥰

Yes, but at 04:45, the lady said go to the bathroom and the board said shower. Thats wrong. They need a whole new crew of producers and judges.

@@freshstart4423 bath + room

@@daifuku3799 Steve said "that isn't what she was talking about " Its interesting how they judge this show Thank you for your response.

@@freshstart4423 because bathroom is literally bathroom here in Africa. We shower in there. It's not the toilet.

@@tisabanda9497 USA has bathrooms with a shower and toilet, thats not what I was talking about

Was looking for this comment

thought they said yes, had to rewatch lol

Absolutely. That's the beauty of our continent

@@tselengbotlhole750 but culture looks like indian

@@gr..2973 we have Indian people in South Africa

@@africanandproud6792 lol lived most of his life here in province of KwaZulu-Natal ....in Durban Phoenix to be precise

@Karthikeyan Thangavel gandhi ji throw down on Pietermaritzburg station [ darbun to pritoriya ] Am I right African guys In Indian's history we have many questions to African and gandhi ji questions As a indian history student Like : Arrest of Mahatma Gandhi in South Africa Mahatma Gandhi had arrived in the port city of Durban, South Africa in 1893 to work as a lawyer. He was a shy 23-year old when he arrived. He was, however, shocked to see the rampant racial discrimination and ill-treatment of Indian origin persons in that country which followed systematic racial segregation. He had studied in England to become a lawyer, and although racism existed in that era, Indian professionals did not face such blatant racism in England. The famous incident at the Pietermaritzburg railway station occurred in 1893 when Gandhi was thrown off a first-class train compartment despite having bought the ticket. He was told that it was for ‘whites-only’. He also learnt the hard way that Indians were not allowed to tread on public footpaths. Gandhi was pained to see the humiliation of his fellow Indians and he then decided to embark on a journey that would change the face of both South Africa and India forever. Gandhi was supposed to return to India in 1894 when the case for which he had come to South Africa was over. But a new law that denied Indians the right to vote made him stay back. He chose to protest against this injustice and discrimination. This stay would last for 21 years. He became a political leader of the Indian community there and it was in South Africa that he honed his skills as a leader of the masses, skills that would help him in his struggle for freedom in India. He even served in and formed the Natal Indian Ambulance Corps in 1900 during the Boer War in order to impress upon the British that Indians were fit enough to do hard labour in war. For his services, he received the Queen’s South Africa Medal. In 1906, the Transvaal government enacted a new law that required Indians and Chinese to register themselves. It was during the protest against this law that Gandhi adopted Satyagraha as a means for political struggle for the first time. During this time, Gandhi worked on his ideas of non-violent protest and willingly suffering arrest and punishment for defying the law. He also polished his public speaking abilities. The shy lawyer was transforming into a powerful leader of the people. In 1913, new laws were passed by the government which imposed a £3 tax on Indians who had not renewed their indentures (most Indians in South Africa were indentured labourers or descendants of indentured labourers). It also removed the validity of marriages that were held as per Indian customs. Gandhi led his followers in non-violent protest. He was arrested by the government on November 6, 1913. The protest was quite intense and even women were involved in the marches. Across many areas, workers resorted to strikes. Gandhi had thousands of people in his support. The government made mass arrests. The government appointed a commission to enquire and negotiations were made between Gandhi and Jan Smuts of the South African government which led to the passing of the Indian Relief Act of 1914. This led to the tax being abolished and Hindu and Muslim marriages being recognised. The act was passed in July and in the same month, Gandhi left South Africa forever to return to his native land. Gandhi returned to India at the behest of his mentor Gopal Krishna Gokhale. He landed in Bombay on 9 January 1915 and a huge crowd was gathered in the port to give him a hero’s welcome. The years Gandhi spent in South Africa truly helped him in becoming a Mahatma to his people in India in their struggle for independence from the British.

Damn. That's what I felt but couldn't put a finger on it. She really does.

So beautiful and those girls are WACKY FUN!

@@stellarocquie7957 true

it's a completely different culture to Steve. Which makes everything about Feud Africa so interesting and fascinating. You're learning something new every episode. I'm not even african but find it so interesting to learn about their culture, what more Steve Harvey an African-American going to the "motherland" and learning about his own ancestral culture

@@kenhew4641 South African culture is probably not Steve's ancestral culture though as African Americans are mainly descendants of West Africa.

South African Indians speak Good English did you notice that?

@@realsebsworld3004 english is an official language over here in India too, so we speak equally well if not better. Now did you notice that?

@@hht6676 you got too much accent.

@@realsebsworld3004 🙄 you are delusional

@@hht6676 you are hilarious 🤣

@H Kg yes he does

Amen 🙏

Wut? 😂

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Check out other episodes

The van der Merwe's, du to it's, Swanepoel etc etc

There are other episodes with afrikaaner families

Oh but only Raessa was wearing a saree. The other three were wearing ghaagra-choli, another traditional Indian attire.

Get them online Indian online stores

South African Indian not india

South Indian tamil go under surname

​@@greatpathy1546 Very observant. South Africa has Southern Indians. Zimbabwe, Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda and Mauritius have northern Indians.

Indian

Yes! Thats why the region is fondly called little India. And they've got great Mediterranean weather too. 🇿🇦

They thrive all over the world except in India.

@@africanandproud6792 😂😂😂true

@@africanandproud6792 very true

@@africanandproud6792 Just shut up. If you don't have money, a stable profession, you will not thrive in your country also. Your ego is reflected in your comment which is funny 😄 😆 🤣

@@DonS-ff2yt lol

Except princess Yasmin is middle eastern

"Exotic" Gosh....🤦🏾

@@saphiael-mansub2206 I''m not talking about her background..

I was yelling look at all the views , how the buildings look, parking lot etc

She said if you have had 10 million dollars, she'd love you too

@@jonburrows2684 So she's a gold digger. Huh?

@@damienrobinson9377 bingo

@@jonburrows2684 She may be a gold digger, but she is gorgeous as heck

@@damienrobinson9377 bingo again