Hmong Army Cooks FEAST for 500 Villagers!!! | TRIBAL VIETNAM EP1
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BLACK HMONG WEDDING
1. BRIDE’S FAMILY CELEBRATION
ADDRESS: Nam Pang Village, Tu Le Ward, Van Chan District, Yen Bai Province
🐄SAUTEED BEEF: Heat up the cow fat. Add garlic, ginger, Thai pepper (prickly ash seed), pepper, lemongrass and stir-fry for 2 minutes. Add beef and fry until the beef is well cooked.
🐄STIR-FRIED COW ORGANS: Stir-fry cow organs with salt for 1 minute. Add water celery and quickly stir then serve when it is hot.
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2. GROOM’S FAMILY CELEBRATION
ADDRESS: Co Mong Village, Tu Le Ward, Van Chan District, Yen Bai Province
🍠BOILED ELEPHANT FOOT YAM: Cut the elephant foot yam in halves or quarters after cutting off the shell. Use sandpaper to scrub the surface. Pour whitewash water on top to refresh. Wait for 30 minutes, then flatten on a tray. Cut in small pieces then boil in water. Let it rest in cool water overnight for a lumpy texture. Cut it into bite sizes.
🐄BEEF GASTRIC ACID SOUP: Cut the lemongrass, ginger and papaya leaves into thin pieces. Stir-fry minced cow stomach mix with gastric acid squeezed from the intestine and a little bit of water. Add all the veggies in and cook until it boils.
🐖PIG FACE BONE SOUP: Remove the meat from the pig’s face. Cut the bone in small pieces. Simmer overnight to get all umami extraction from the marrow and the bone. Add bamboo shoots in. Serve at the wedding table.
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When are you marrying
Some id like urs is creating a whatsapp group...may be you should check out that in other comments
Nice video and very informative and very entertaining and very satisfaction more videos.
14:38 in Mizoram we called it Rawtuai.
16:29 in Mizoram we called it Telhawng.
Really missed these types of videos where you go meet people in villages and other countries.
Thanks. Seven more coming.
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Hmong American here. My parents migrated to the US from Laos, but we all share same/similar cultures. Thank you for sharing this!
My family migrated from Laos too. Our cultures are very similar
Yes!!! 👏🏼👏🏼
YASSSSS same here brother! ❤️💯😊
lol you aint you dont live there .... you have hmong blood liveing in america lol
@@34ey5drift8 huh....da fuq you talking about? I didn't understand what you were trying to say. can you make yourself clear? are you saying we're not Hmong cause we don't live there? 🤔
OMG LMAO. Sonny has described every Hmong wedding, gathering and party ever accurately. "An army of unorganised albeit eager villagers waiting to help".
I'm Hmong too and I approve this message! Lol!
Lol! Truer words have never been spoken. I kid to my non-Hmong friends all the time about this.
Enjoying the wine!👍🤣
As a Hmong American, we still practice the same wedding rituals. Being born in America and having not traveled overseas yet, it's really nice to see Hmong people featured in these types of videos. The food definitely makes me feel like there is no difference between the Hmong here and the Hmong there. Thank you!
The foods and clothes are similar, how about the languages?
@@maily8388 Same language
The food that we have here, we brought from the our mountain villages of Laos and Vietnam.
@@lisalee5753 what’s the drinking age?
@@HalfNHalf. where?
Yo! That's my people. We made it to the channel!
here is in my village. Hmong in Mu Cang Chai
Hmong is me
@@angel_samurai_evan1126 Yooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
@@ncigthiajpom Yoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
@@angel_samurai_evan1126 yo oooooooooooo ooooooooooo oooooooo ooooooooooooo
As a Hmong person born in the West, it’s nice to see Andrew attending a Hmong wedding with open mind. Not a lot of people in the US knows anything about Hmong.
Unless your from Minnesota lol
As far as I know, Hmong's wedding is not too different from a regular Kinh's wedding
As an American I would love to go there and experience the culture ,what I love the most is how everybody works together and gets the job done .
hmong us
@@Voztex808 Yes. We are Hmong big different compare to Kinh
This whole Vietnam series has convinced me to travel there one day.
It's a beautiful country full of friendly people
I'm definitely going
@ me too
@@NMp-gf1tg see ya there 🙏🏼
Hopefully pandemic will end soon. Definetely I want to go back there one day. Guys I will really recommend you to travel this country.
"No no no...if you touch it you have to finish it." Trust me, those dudes were f*ckin with you Sonny LOL
LMAO THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING
They didn’t say touch it, I think they said cut it
I’m Hmong and I live in America. It’s beautiful to see the differences and similarities we still have. Even oceans away we share the same traditions. Thanks for covering this. You showed me a few things about my own culture I didn’t know existed in northern Vietnam
Chính phủ Việt Nam luôn khuyến khích và tổ chức các dự án bảo tồn và phát huy truyền thống văn hoá của các dân tộc
They always existed, in fine fettle, even our textbook mentioned the existence of your people as an ethnicity co-exist within Vietnam. Just because your people having grudge against us Kinh back in the old days of the war doesn't mean we neglect and killing your people en masse like your overseas Hmong media spouting though.
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@@xboxstudent thank you for the kind words and knowledge
The biggest difference is you don’t see bud light everywhere.
Always nice to see you put hmong people on the map especially since you’re from Minnesota where a lot of hmong people are located
69 likes let's do it
Really???
Very true ---Minnesota is the largest Hmong community in the United States
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@@ptthanh1993 Hmong people including myself are mainly from Minnesota, Wisconsin and Cail which are the top 3 states where we are at most.
Wow I’m a Hmong American and this is very interesting to me. I’ve never really looked into how life was like for my people still living in Asia. This makes me appreciate and love my parents more because they had to live a similar life back then when they lived in small villages in Thailand.
You must be a hmong American that has forgot how to speak hmong
They live their life. Not survive
A H'Mong in Laos and Thailand own much more cultivated land than a H'Mong in Vietnam, bc much more lower in population density.
@@awildgrendel7148 no I know how to speak Hmong quit well actually.
Not true. This a baseless assumption without any intelligible fact finding. Any sound elementary research will show otherwise.
My only correction- it’s not people who are gathering and don’t know what they are doing. It is an organized massive amount of people working together to prepare for a wedding. It looks disorganized from the outside, but from the inside- it is extremely organized and calculated on who is responsible for what.
Also, yay more representation!
what are you try to say hehe
@@longvxr95 what I’m saying is, from an outsider perspective, it looks like everyone is just everywhere and doesn’t know what to do-so it looks messy. When really, everyone kind of has an assigned job or duty they are performing. Often times it is not verbalized, and when it is not verbalized, for outsiders the question of “how do you know what to do” would get asked or thought. From an insider perspective, we have been taught over the years what the expectation is, therefore we don’t need to be verbally told what to do. Everyone has a role, and is already performing it.
Sonny uses sarcasm alot. Don't take everything he says literally 😂
most would automatically know it is organize, its just sarcasm, dont dwell on his words. I love the story.
@@melanieyang1319 I totally know what you're saying. In the south swamps of Louisiana there could be 20 good ol boys cooking and running around and you would think they were all just out of their mind. Then the food blows you away and it was totally calculated from generations of handed down techniques
The couple was so lucky to have their marriage documented and watched by thousands.
Millions
I like your avatar
@@chinzoz Thanks...its from that video where the kid pretended to like her mom's spaghetti.
@@neeevan lol, I actually went to watch that video. That was cute and funny. Too bad she's gonna have to keep on pretending to like her mom's cooking before getting desserts for a very long time ,lol
That's what I think so 😉
I love how people kept walking up to the table with shots and they just kept going
Hmong have a huge drinking culture.
Yes, clearly they know an alcoholic when they see one... ;-)
Hmong have never been shy around the devil's brew
Literally what you will see when hmong people gather
Right hand drink, left hand pour. Rules to live by. Rules to live by.
I just wanna say I appreciate the fact they acknowledge the different groups we have in out culture. My people have been forever unrecognized and to finally be noticed feels unbelievable!!! Please embrace more hmong culture let alone more unknown ethnicities!!! :)))
Totally worth watching.. many love for the Hmong community around the world.. specially the community in Fresno CA.
I don't know why I was so deeply touched that both Villages say goodbye and welcome the bride it brought me to tears
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It's definitely a sad time and a new step in their journey
i was touched when bride and groom enters at 16:45 along with the background music
“You need a tv show. I do this for fun.” - Andrew.
Owned.
TV would ruin the show
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And then his face in 9:38 😂😂😂
@@Califunk you didn't understand what he meant lol
LOL, every Hmong family has an uncle or cousin like the man at 5:36 xD
But Sonny and the team! Thank you soo much for bringing awareness and exposure to the Hmong people! I’m an Hmong American and my parents met in Fresno, CA after they fled during the Vietnam war. My mom is a frequent viewer of your show and was so happy to see you do episodes on the Hmong people in Vietnam and now in Wisconsin and Minnesota, USA as well! You show does so much for not only 1st Gen immigrants like myself but also for people who just have a general curiosity of how other people live. Thank you for opening eyes and minds and I hope to be a viewer for a long, long time!
soo true😂😂😂
actually that's typical asian mate, not just hmong
A wedding in which the entire community participates and enjoys? That's sounds like an ideal wedding instead of the heavily choreographed and mundane weddings we are normally used it..
Our weddings look more like a showoff rather than enjoyment for community
For real man
Hmong weddings are more about the celebration of the family and the clan than the two people getting married.
honestly theres no invite. you dont even need to know them. just walk on up when theyre serving food and eat. you might not want to sit with the dudes cause it might be awkward not knowing them and all but foods free.
The clothes they are wearing, especially the bride, are beautiful and intriguing! I would love to visit these people and get to know them.
Just make friends with the hmong people around you. Eventually when their kids get married, you can ask to attend it. Even here in the states, hmong weddings are still some what the same. The clothing, the feast, and the people.
Go to Minnesota lol the twin cities have a big population of White and Green Hmong. There are other groups too like the Blue Hmong and stripe Hmong
Go to Fresno they are everywhere.
@@patrickmunneke8348 lmao wtf I’m from Fresno too, and yeah there are Hmong people in Fresno. I’m also Hmong and filipino too. I love my culture
@@lifegetstoodark Yup. White guy here. I've been to a Hmong wedding before. They're fun!
I’m half Hmong and seeing this makes me so so so happy! Thank you for sharing this with the world!
What’s the other half ?
@@peaceonearth86 alien
@Thang Mei thats a very Hmong thing to say. lol
@@wanglee21 🤣
Beautiful
I jus love the way she talk and reply to him his question. So adorable
As a Hmong myself, I'm very glad that you gave us some spotlight which is very rare since we aren't that well known
I am Vietnamese but I learn so much things I never know about my country
Me either l never go to small villages farther so :(
I’m Hmong from Florida, at 2:53 THE GUY ON THE PODIUM IS BASICALLY SAYING EVERYONE GONNA EAT AND DRINK AND CELEBRATE, finally I can interpret for Sonny
Where are you in Florida? I’m in Pinellas.
Dude that is not what he is saying and stop making fun of Hmong race
That literally is what the guy on the mic was saying. Don't try to virtue signal if you don't understand the language.
@@NvrJudAnimAndDontSimp how is that mnaking fun of them lol, they love drinking
@@NvrJudAnimAndDontSimp “Hmong” isn’t a race, it’s an ethnicity.
I'm a green Hmong American and it's so cool seeing this! Especially listening and understanding when the villagers talk. Hmong people have gone through so much and have freaking crushed it! So proud.
It's so heartwarming to see content like this. Thank you for learning and exposing parts of the Hmong culture to the media world.
I am Hmong and you don't know how exciting it is to see my favorite food guru join my peoples culture!! Love love love your channel so much ❤️❤️
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I am writing my master's thesis about Hmong women and maternal health in Ha Giang, Vietnam. I was thinking about visiting the province soon in the future to make a grant program plan. This just confirmed that I should! Thankyou so much for this episode. OMG EGG ROLLS YASSSSS.
Thanks Sonny and Andrew for sharing...it makes my heart warm that your experiencing the value of culture
You guys are sharing happiness to the world.
Huge respect and love from Nepal.
I am happy atleast you guys are safe and healthy and trying to make people smile and entertained during this pandemic... ❤️
no pandemic anymore lmao. smooth brained kid
This was a old video just posted now 😂😂
@@synnyeti9565 savage
@@synnyeti9565 We shot it in April this year.
@@vibintbh4793 lmaoooo fax never was kid is so slow 🤡
I love how you captured Hmong Black Vietnamese wedding.. It’s not a everyday event that you get to see and to taste the feast.. ❤️❤️❤️
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Many people, especially in the U.S., tend to judge everything from the default lens that they were taught to look through. I am so happy to see these guys not do that. It really shows how thoughtful and respectful they are to the people and places that visit. That's why the light humor works. We know that the humor is coming from a playful silly place. Best travel channel ever! Good job guys keep it up.
I love the way their traditional clothings go so well with modern pairs of shoes.
The village aerial shots look absolutely amazing
I’m Hmong! It’s awesome seeing you with the Hmong people and learning about the culture. Although I was born in the US I grew up knowing all those traditions & customs. Excited to see the next episodes. 💜
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dang, I thought Hmong is some type of musical instrument before I watched this video.
Super stoked learning about Hmong people. Beautiful traditions. Beautiful culture. Beautiful people.
So happy seeing my people and our culture being shared across the world 🥲
The community spirit in this video is just wholesome.
Thank you for showing my culture! I'm so happy and excited about his episode! Definitely sharing it for all friends and families to watch!
This is wonderful to see Vietnam opening up like this and the villagers allowing us to see into their lives. I thoroughly enjoyed this!!!
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Vietnam never close ; it just you guy potray and view we like still trap in Vietnam war lol 😂
Hey Sonny and crew,
I'm Hmong American & this is my small YT channel. I wanted to thank you guys for highlighting Hmong culture in Vietnam!
I loved this wedding episode! Especially when Sonny ate the really fatty pork (symbolizes wealth/abundance in the future). I'm surprised I didn't see the groom and best man kowtow to the bride's family members!
This episode is so fun! The Hmong people are amazing. The wedding tradition of a goodbye party, then the couple will travel on their own with a mini stop over and the welcoming party is great.
Sunny and Andrew bring love and culture to the world! Keep on sharing the world!
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You guys did an awesome job presenting the Hmong people again on this channel and an understanding of its culture, food and traditions.
BEFRS team, you guys are doing a wonderful job. 👏 👏👏
Absolutely love seeing all the different ethnic groups in Vietnam and appreciate the authenticity of both Sonny and Andrew’s experiences.
Your openness to immerse yourself into different cultures, without judgement, is eye opening or me! Thank you for letting me live vicariously through your vids and experience the beauty of our world. ❤️
This is the best wedding ceremony I've ever seen, the Hmong know how to party for real!!!!
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They like drinking bud light. I’m hmong I have bud light lolz
@@awildgrendel7148 I want some of that liquor they made.. my neighbor used to make it but they moved to California 😭
Great video of my Hmong people. Love how everyone from each villages are helping out with the preparation.
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Great series and love the look into a hmong wedding. You guys are very respectful of other cultures and open to trying new things. Fantastic!
So good to see my Hmong people in Vietnam on this series - thank you for keeping us all connected during this quarantine. Can't wait to visit in 2022!!
I love how when they slaughter an animal (unlike us over here who are very wasteful) they use up the whole animal. It’s so much more respectful to the animal x they seem so happy content and like they’re just having a good time x
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So proud of my people!!! Thanks Sonny for showing the world our culture.
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Thanks Sonny for showing us a Hmong-Vietnamese wedding. I am Hmong myself so it’s always great to see Hmong people on shows such as yours. Great job!!
My first gf was a hmong girl in America. Great family and love there traditions. She was green Hmong The Yang Family!!!
By God what a beautiful picturesque place!! Nice to see Andrew again.
Dude, at 18:55 that gastric juice dish is soooo bad that even that local indigenous girl was having a hard time.... 😂😂😂
To be fair, it's more of a drinking dish and mainly men enjoy it. How do I know? Because I am.
Old people really like it. It's like a show of wealth I guess because not everyone can afford to slaughter a cow.
Its an acquired taste that most of the older people like. You will never see that dish being made amongst the younger groups.
It's not bad, younger generation don't like it that much... We also eat that here in Arunachal Pradesh, India..but it's mostly preferred by elders because of its bitter taste... I personally don't like it.....but all the elders love it and you will find in every feast here in our tribe (Tani tribe)
I'm glad you cover the outskirts of Vietnam. So much history and culture there to educate us viewers.
I'm Mexican/American however I married a Hmong/American girl and we had to do a shorter version of this (1 day instead of 3) for the wedding. Interesting to see all the Similarities and such. Love it.
It's funny😂. How many guys did come to ask you for drink, Sonny?
It's in our culture for man of the groom or bride side to walk around to give everyone drinks at the wedding.
It’s show how asian respect western people.🙏
@@sodolee76 I like it ..
@space crocodile about 100 rounds
That's cool that you guys got to my hmong people. I'm Hmong myself. Thank you for making a youtube video on my hmong people.
i love these type of videos where you explore other cultures. showing it to the world, making more and more people becoming more open and understanding of other cultures. most conflict happens due to misunderstanding, when everyone understand each other better, it will create a better world. keep up the good work, and hope the pandemic ends as soon as possible so that sonny can explore other countries' cultures too..
I appreciate you taking the time to visit the Hmong village. I am a Hmong American and yes things has changed over time. But some villages still do it traditionally (old fashion way). Hmong PRIDE for LIFE. Love your videos man💯💯
‘I’m more beautiful?’
No darling, you’re just beautifulerrr. Because no one is beautifulerrr than yooou ❤️
Looks like Hmong Vietnam. My beautiful Hmong people! There’s a lot of us here in Minnesota, Wisconsin and California. 🙂 this is our Hmong tradition wedding.
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So much work goes in to preparing for these weddings. Truly takes a village!
You touched it you have to finish it! I love everything about this video. Great great job. Thanks for the video.
This channel is definitely the reason quarantine is just a chill..thanks Sonny
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HMONG~!!!! YAYYY!!!! I'm so happy they are getting recognition! Thank you so much for doing this!!!
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Right!!! Also hiiiii I was going through comments and found you LOLOL
It's still a standard practice, even in the west that when you are an invited guest to a Hmong hosted party/event, you're also there to help where you can, including butchering meat, washing veggies, performing the ceremony, giving thanks, cooking meals, setting up tables, clean up, dishes and all.
What I love about your channel is that you guys not only show the food but also the people,the culture,the traditions...this is so impressive, commendable and deserves millions of thanks from us...🙏🙏
Im part Cuban, part black(African American-to be politically correct), and part Vietnamese.. I grew up in miami so im in touch with my cuban and black side, but not my asian side.. Your adventures in Vietnam has really inspired me to learn more about that portion of my blood-culture. Thank you.
come back VN, see and eat today brother, VN alway your home xD
Such an interesting mix!
Are you the guy on fung bros?
@@freshfloorstulsa lol wrong person..
@@jesebastian4329 🤗🤗
I feel like it always tastes better when food is made from 'giant ass cauldrons' lol
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@Fat Monkey that uneducated person has a phd in culinary
@Fat Monkey Don't know - why don't you ask him?
@@tarek_wehbi lol I know right, plus he's currently the biggest foodie review channel on RUclips
@@918HUMAN LOL
I love this video!!! The Hmong people are such a small percentage of the population. This video is showing my culture to the world I appreciate you doing this video.
Dude I’m so glad your channel has grown this much! Been here for a WHILE, and I loved your content since the beginning. 10 mil here we come! ❤️❤️👌🏼
They were so nice to Andrew and Sonny. The men weren't yelling at them for being so stupid for not know how to chop up a pig and the like.
its crazy how intelligence is measured differently across the world. wheres the need for mathematics and calculus when you have to know how to use every part of a specific animal?
They make such a great team, I can’t imagine these episodes without Andrew. My husband is Vietnamese and these videos make me HOUND him to take us to Vietnam and visit his culture and try all these foods. I show him these videos and he gets hooked. I love asking him if he’s tried the crazy things these guys try and he makes a face and says “oh hell naw!” Lol he’s full blooded Vietnamese and won’t even dare try the stuff these guys r so willing to down.
They’re black hmong but u know they actually live in Vietnam pretty long so...
this makes me soo proud to be hmoob...its nice to see we still have some similarities...the part where they stop half way to have lunch took me back to when i had my wedding...brought back soo much memories...I did notices that the bride didn't change...i guess thats the part that is different from ours in the U.S...Bride would wear the groom's side of the family's clothes then when she returns from her parents side of the party, she would wear her side of the family's clothes...it gives the bride a mother and daughter moment for the last time that she would help put clothes on her daughter...this clip makes my heart soo happy..thank you sonny
This is awesome. Thanks for the amazing video. It’s great to see other Hmong tribes and their traditions. Love it!!!!!
Omg!! I’m Hmong!! This is great!! That lady at the beginning of the video said “ the child’s hair is curly/wavy like yours!”Congrats to the married couple!
Thank you! I was wondering!!
And this is why I watch these videos. Not only learn a few new potential recipes that I can attempt and fail.... but learn about a new culture!
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Thank you for showing hmong people love! 😍 I love this ❤💖❤ I love watching shows like this and seeing hmong from all over.
Being Hmong, I actually really truly appreciate this video. ❤️ Thanks sonny
Oh man these are the types of videos that got me hooked on the channel.
Hmong people have a big heart when comes to special events like this they will cook for the whole village
Your friendship dynamic with Andrew is by far one of the best to exist.
I've never thought that you'd ever come across this culture, much love!
It's crazy, he's on the hmongs now. I love it
I love these videos, it always feels like there is a country inside of a country in Vietnam!
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Missed this kind of things. The way all villagers helping together to prepare massive food for the bigger important events, it was so amazing and enjoying to watch. And even though they use tech, they never forget their culture.
Every second of this is so FRIKKIN GOOD, and once again, beaaautiful work on the editing. What a team you have!
I was wondering when you'll get around to a Hmong Village! Glad you got to experience our Culture and people.
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This is a very modern take on a traditional Hmong wedding. Congrats to the newlyweds!
Lol 5:00 “the family goes from table to table inviting guests to drink...” Mama looks LIT
This is beautiful 😍 ❤. Watching this show is probably the cloeses ill ever be to seeing where our parents grew up. Brings so much joy and tears to my heart ❤
I wish we could also have a life like u, people in India are living in fear. So happy to see u guys, that mean we still have a hope
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Love these food reviews 😍 vietnam is huge always somewhere new for Sonny to go.
@Best Ever Food Review. show. gtfo bot
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i missed these travel series you used to make!! this is such a great insightful video, can’t wait to binge watch the rest :)
It’s about time y’all showed some love to my Hmong ppl!! Do a full series on just hmong