Our friend Cory S Martin who shot this story with us, one of the best cinematographer on the internet right now JUST launched his own channel and we're trying to get his first few thousand subscribers. He created his own cinematic cut of this story, watch it here and subscribe!! ruclips.net/video/KGWc4z6TTgQ/видео.html
Hey Guys, I'm from Tripura, a small state in northeastern part of India(near bangladesh). Its amazing how you people never fail to amaze with all these amazing videos. I invite YES THEORY to come here and join one of our indigenous festival called "GARIA". In the months of APRIL, It's celebrated across the state and across all the 19 tribes of TRIPURA for 7 days. Celebration of a victory (war), fought by our ancestors many many hundreds of years ago and worshiping the GOD(indigenous)"BABA GARIA". It will be amezing just like your stuff to have you guys here and to witness one of the largest indigenous festival of TRIPURA. Peace! Seek Discomfort🤘
@@magisabi rhododendron has its origin in the himalayas...like many "garden" plants we know nowadays...whilst thw wild species of the himalayas still has healing properties...the ones we know growing in europe and america have been brought in from the himalayas and have been altered...so whilst its the same plant, its not exactly the same anymore...
One of the craziest experiences of my life! So stoked I was able to create this film with you boys! One of my favorites we’ve made together for sure and I love how it came out! Here’s to many more!!
I absolutely love how many folks from Nepal are thrilled in the comments about this video. What a great job at respecting and honoring an age old tradition and culture.
Why did they report on the chicken? They ate every part of the chicken. Nothing went to waste! Ever been to MCDonalds? They literally use every thing. I think America uses chickens more resourcefully.
@@Neverendingstory101 Great ad to make people want to eat that nasty fast food chicken. 'Nothing goes to waste!' You KNOW what you're eating and you do it ANYWAY? I'll pass.
Hailing from Kathmandu, the urban lifestyle I enjoyed pretty much never got me into the depths of my own country sadly. I've heard about these honeys my entire life but never really knew anything more. Today I see people like Cody, from miles away coming here and exploring our country's hidden stories, just blows me away. Thank you brother.
Incredible! You guys have some of the best storytelling and this adventure is next level. I feel so weak watching these honey hunters. Btw insane cinematography by Cory!
Im not kidding. I've watched this documentary about 10 times, and it still amazes me everytime. The way you guys are able to capture this community and the tradition even with the language barrier amazes me. The art that you guys create, the combination of the skill of Cory and your ability to handle the camera, the editing, the sound, everything creates such a beathiful image. The most amazing part to me is how you can combine the style of documentary and vlogging without destroying either one. Beathiful!
Can we take a moment to appreciate Cory here!! The fact that he was doing all of this, while trying to get good videos/shots and had to take on even more risk to film this video in such a beautiful way!!!! I cannot appreciate and thank him enough and admire his bravery (along with the bravery of everyone else in this video)
Incredible story and film. If Ashdan is the last honey hunter if his village at least his work has been captured in such a beautiful and respectful way. His poses at the end were epic.
I'm a silent watcher I spend hours in yt everyday and never comment but this video I couldn't resist! This video is so well structured we have the impression of being there with you, the quality is impeccable,those shots that were taken are beautiful we really submerge through them! Thank you so much for showing us their amazing history of hunting honey,if it weren't for you guys I wouldn't imagine how hard and dangerous their journey is! Beautiful video, thank you so much for offering us this masterpiece (:
The Nepalese are one of the most humble, friendliest & hospitable people I have ever met. Your video is such an eye opener on this unique Nepali harvest of mountain honey. Thank you for this amazing video worthy to be in National Geography.
@@nimis2690 They deleted your comment and idk why but thanks for the answer. I thought they where mostly buddhists but i think both have no issues togheter.
I am from Nepal and am genuinely speechless for the adventure you guys have done with courage. We are here ready to welcome people from all around to world with a smiley face and true hospitality from the heart. lots of love from Nepal.
This video brought tears to my eyes. I felt so immersed the whole time and did not notice that this was 39 minutes long. And Cory’s shots, are you kidding me? That’s some next level cinematography right there! Just pure talent. I can feel all the effort and passion poured into making this and I cannot be more proud. Yes Theory deserves all the recognition in the world. You guys are INSANE. Hands down the best storytellers and video creators on RUclips. Please don’t stop making videos.
@@dwoolaver1549 exactly the locals who made it all happen probably got very little of anything for their efforts & exploration. Fucking regular RUclips video these days nothing exceptional whatsoever here. “The fact that” comments are over the top, corny & played out. Bunch of parrots.
As someone from the khambu community I am so grateful you showed our culture with all our shamanistic rituals which is the biggest part of our culture and religion 🫶🤗
Felt like I've watched an extremely high quality 40 minute movie. So thrilled to have witnessed this amazing experience you guys had! Excited on your next adventure!
The first person to start harvesting this honey and start this tradition must have been 10x as mad. Truly amazing, glad this was captured for all to see.
Automatic thumbs down. There was already a documentary on this. This is simply just copying such documentary. Its like if someone just went back and filmed all the animals that national geographic did. But anything for ad money right.
@@TheJusnic82 in all fairness, this is like a carbon copy of the video Vice made about it like 7 years ago. At least the pyramid videos bring something new to the table, even if they are not evidence based and are just pure speculation.
The entire documentary is absolutely amazing! I was like"wow", this is so unreal, how these guys managed to do that. But in general, even if you guys went through a lot the best part is always the safety of each and everyone. I cant help myself feeling so immerse into this documentary. I felt ive been with you guys, witnessing as well in real! I cant stop myself admiring the culture, tradition, their strong belief, and the people in it. How truly amazing they are. Maybe i am too late to watch this but thankyou for sharing this to the world. I really love it!
I've been watching yes theory for a very long time, but today, after watching this particular video, I am even more connected with them.🇳🇵 These guys always share the story of the extraordinary part of the world, and I think no one would have been able to tell the story better. These videos always warm my heart. I love you guys. You guys never cease to amaze us. And thank you for exploring this part of my country. SAY YES!! SEEK DISCOMFORT!!❤️😭
Being a Nepali, I was unknown of this magnificent story which I really appreciate you guys for bringing this in-front of us in such a beautiful way. Such a great story and video. Loved it. Love from Nepal. ♥️
Damn, Cory is just amazing! This level of cinematography in a RUclips video is just over the top. Can't believe i am watching this for free, yes theory is one of those channels that stood by the test of time and kept producing amazing videos. If anything their videos have only gotten a lot lot better.
This has got to be the craziest story you've told/shared so far. Multiple times throughout the video, my jaw dropped. What an incredible and rare experience. Wow! Thank you for your powerful storytelling and sharing this with us!
Please be aware that this is not an original story. They copied this story from a Nat Geo film made by Matt Irving and Renan ozturk and did not even change the title!!! m.ruclips.net/video/QL-0TAw5rjg/видео.html
From a Nepali fan who has been subscribed to you for years from ICEMAN vdo's to this... Seeing our country's name in your Title and representing culture the best way possible and in such a detailed way i am really proud of this project and its beautiful outcome So well crafted! Without you people it would just go unrecognized... RUclips was Made for this Individual Creators creating a beautiful art. Appreciated.....
what a beautiful culture, religion and history. they seem like the most genuine, kind, hospitable people. thank you for making this and letting us see what practices these people partake in :-) you seem incredibly respectful and i am absolutely subscribing. and thank you to the people of nepal for letting outsiders come and see how you do things. i wish you endless happiness, prosperity and welfare from your friends in australia and across the world!
Being a Nepali myself I’m proud to see these indigenous people who work day and night to keep their tradition alive. Thanks fellas for covering and creating such a wonderful content. We Nepalis appreciate it.
This is jaw-dropping! The fact that these people do all of this, specially Ashdan, climbing up that cliff with no safety net is insane... and just for honey. It's incredible what these people are able to do with their bodies and minds. They also seem so kind and nice. I bet you guys had a great (exhausting) time. This is probably of the best mini-documentaries/videos, you've done. Great job to every one involve in the making of this video and props to Cory for having the balls to climb down just to get those shots! Simply, fenomenal!
Human bodies and minds have so much potential. It can do wonders when you train and push the limits continuously. Sadly the humankind has been only pushing their tolerance limits on a desk for half the day for their whole life these days.
This is such an epic documentary! Yes Theory never fails to amaze me. That village in Nepal is so beautiful, looks so peaceful, rich of culture and tradition. That honey must be so delicious, no wonder some of the honey's are so expensive seeing how difficult it is to obtain! Thank you for bringing this story to us. The world is full of wonders and is truly beautiful.
Don't think it's made to be spread on toast! I just watched Joe Rogan with the guy from Best Ever Food review show and how he explains its effects is quite scary.
Dang, this was packed of so much danger and discomfort! What an incredibly unique experience but one I rather watch than attempt myself voluntarily. Learning from your guys' story-telling. All those leeches alone would have driven me crazy to begin with, plus the bees, and the constant danger of slipping on those paths or sledding off the muddy road. You guys are incredibly brave (and truly crazy at times)!
There is something so authentic and real about this film. Not tacky cinematics but a superb documentary on things that are actually so inspiring and spirit-enticing travels! Can’t thank y’all enough for showing and sharing this ❤️❤️
"We may have witnessed the last honey hunter" hits so differently. We need to preserve this video for generations who may find insight into a livelihood that is different from the norm.
wonder if having 3 people from across the world come document the last one to exist inspired someone from that village to carry on the tradition a little longer
Coming from the Rai community it is indeed a very good documentation of our culture which is on the verge of going extinct. Thank you so much for documenting one of the last honey hunters of our tribe
As someone who's been following Yes Theory for years and years now. I am happier than ever to finally see you guys exploring Nepal. Thankyou so much and hope you'd come back again for exploring more of Nepal🇳🇵 Much love✨❤️
Ahhh yes.... Nepal. One of the most beautiful places on this planet. Some of the happiest and humblest people I have ever met. The contrast of Kathmandu´s chaos and then the silence up in the mountains. I am happy you had the chance to experience such an intense and intimite visit. And in the middle of monsoon season, you got lucky to see such an amazing panorama of the everest region. For me, the Himalayas humbled me to the core. Humans are just little dots on an ancient mountain face. We can only stand there for a blink of time and take in the beauty. If I could, I´d go back right now.
"The last honey hunters" : One of the best videos on RUclips! Yes, you're right- how beautiful our world is and all different cultures. Thank you so much.👍 👍 👍
Having been to Nepal several times and trekked into remote areas of the Himalayas, I can say this film captures the country and its people better than any I have seen before it. Masterful. Thank you for allowing me to relive so many wonderful memories through your mad honey adventure.
You all continue to inspire, educate, and amaze us! Another fantastic episode you guys 👏🏻. Thanks for bringing us along for the adventure and sparing us the 4 days of intense travel, leech bites, and bee stings 😆
Indians go through so much to provide for the world from the children in the mines getting minerals for makeup, from making tea to now this they really are so special😭😭😭🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Fun fact: The national flower of Nepal is rhododendron, the same flower that provides hallucinating qualities to the honey. we do things here differently 😉
It’s incredible how radically different their lives are. That’s the core message here. Even if the honey hunt stops, the lives of those people are incredibly different. The thought, the courage, the planning and execution to do such a crazy thing is UNBELIEVABLE. Amazing documentary guys! This video deserves millions of views.
Thomas always selects positive friends. I think he has to lol, given that he will always eventually ask on or several of them to do something crazy. He didn't even get a sponsor for this video due to the high risk. But, his friends really put their trust in him and had an experience, despite the high level of risk.
Mad respect. Can't imagine how hard and scary it is to be there. The last bee hunter definitely deserves a standing ovation. I would love to be a part of Yes Theory just to experience this first hand. Respect to you Asdan
This is by far one of the most incredible experiences I've observed through someones eyes, it truly shows how these videos bring people into unity and curiosity instead of judgement for the unique ways of humans and their relationship with mother Gaia. It's beautiful and I am so grateful to witness it. Much love Yes team
The honey guy (I feel bad, I didn't catch his name) is so adorable. He's a badass for sure. Tiny little guy getting pumped with tons of venom while climbing a cliff with basically no gear and cutting honeycomb with a stick-basket and a stick-knife or whatever. Absolute legend.
35:00 When he said, "What dangerous thing isn't here?" It suddenly reminded me of Amazon forest. This place is not less than that. I'm amazed as how Nepal with such a small area as compared to other countries has lots of diversity ranging from culture to climatic conditions.
Next time if you are tracking, make sure to carry Salt like 1kg. You can sprinkle it inside your socks or outside your shoes so that leaches won't climb but they'll die. And help you through any bad spirits that'll harm you.
Absolutely adoring the content since the reset. I feel like you’ve hit your stride of telling stories with such a sincere heart. The pacing of the video was brilliant. Less about sensationalism and more about the journey and the people (including yourselves). Not to mention the cinematography (chefs kiss). Such stunning alchemy. I’m looking forward to the next chapter.
This might be the best video from the last 2 years of Yes Theory adventures! Question: Did you by any chance had a detour in India before landing in Kathmandu?
So glad you finally went to Nepal. This beautiful country was my first experience travelling outside of my home country. I stayed in a remote village much like this for three months building clean water facilities. The experience completely changed my life. Sadly, the charirty that organised the project and many more like it went insolvent and shut down last month. R.I.P Raleigh International, it's a shame the UK goverment decided to withdraw funding despite all the good that came from their existence.
@@GroteGlon The biggest way is that working in the village school teaching hygiene made me want to switch careers to international teaching. I've since worked as a teacher in the UK, Japan, China and I'm currently working on my visa paperwork for Taiwan.
@oliverpicken3320 I am a middle school public educator here in the US, and I can say that a visit I took to Belize and a poor school I visited with other teachers broke my heart. We played with the kids at recess and they showed us their art. They did a cultural dance for us. I can see how you would fall in love with teaching. These kids were eager to learn but had zero technology.
these guys deserves an award, that all people in this world will remember how amazing the content. and not just only a content coz they're showing us that in other countries there's a way of living and a wonderful cultures they had!
Ye tu haal hai ap logo ka.. issi wajah sey south asia traqqi nahi kar raha. Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka or Bangladesh sabka yahi haal k apnay natural resources ko use karna nahi or dosray countries main ja kar toilet saaf karna pasand hain
My favourite of all time is Rolf Nylinder. He makes fly fishing indie productions but I can recommend him even if you don't like fishing because the story telling is fantastic.
Epic! Nepalese people seem so genuine and happy, brings a tear to my eye. Have a feeling that all those village people, who helped these guys make this happen were looked after with more money they would be able to spend..hopefully.
Thank you so much guys for exploring Nepal.. As a Nepali I feel so proud that you guys have showed to the 🌎 how beautiful and unique my country is🇳🇵🇳🇵. Love you guyz🎉❤❤
This episode blew me away. Incredible how emotional and inspiring a honey harvest could be. Thank you for "seeking discomfort" and love in the world... and sharing it with all of us. Be well and Stay Safe.
Yes Theory has inspired me to go out and see the world. I'm turning 18 this summer and I'm going on a 2 month long trip across Europe by myself. It's going to be my first time traveling by myself. I wouldn't have had the courage to do this if not for Yes Theory. So, I just wanted to thank you guys!
This is insane, never thought this would be one of the most amazing documentaries you guys would make. But with all the camera angles and shots it made me feel like I was there. Amazing job you guys are so awesome unbelievable this content is free to watch.
When Thomas asked at the end, "Where is your next adventure going to be?", my 95-year-old mother (who has lived an unusual and adventurous life, including 3 months of jungle survival training in the jungles of Mexico in the 1950's) replied, "Not there." Excellent job all of you! Love your videos!
Truly at a loss for words about this amazing experience documented. It's so cool to see this tradition that has been passed down through generations. Probs to you all for the excellent production and openly capturing a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for everyone to see! :)
Wow! I have watched almost if not all videos from Yes Theory and I wonder how this one passed by me all this time. As a mountain and hiking enthusiast Nepal is top on the list of places I wish to visit some day. It was amazing seeing you guys go on the honey hunting expedition, experience the culture and more so, the landscape. Thank you for this video.
I've followed you guys for years, and this is one of the most gripping stories I've seen come from this channel so far. As a filmmaker, this is such a well filmed and edited piece of work! Great storytelling all around. I was literally on the edge of my seat! Thank you so much for the insight you share and keep up the amazing work.
THIS IS SO GNARLY !!!! These guys are so brave. It’s so cool to see a generational tradition from a country on the other side of the world. To see how we live in todays society and then get a glimpse into their lives and how they live is a beautiful thing man. 🙏🏽
Watching this makes me wish I had the opportunity to experience the world as you guys are. Best of luck and health to you. Keep showing us what we can not see for ourselves. Thank you.
@@pb9405 long story short. My wife and I had the opportunity to remove my nephews from a place they shouldn't ever have been in and we decided to do it. We had 3 children of our own which 2 were much older than our 3rd who's only 2 to 5 years older than my nephews. We did have plans to travel and see things as my children are grown or nearly adult age. We felt it was our responsibility to make sure they didnt go to foster homes or with their biological father, no need to go into details but he should be worm food for his actions against them. It was a choice we made that I have no regrets over and would not change if I had to do it all over again... And recently we also had taken care of my grandmother and mother in our home until their passing. Which sadly happened within 2 months of each other my grandmother to old age and my mother to a long hard fought battle with cancer they both passed as peacefully as possible in their own beds in the arms of those that loved them. I couldn't think of a better way to honor them and show my love and respect for them. You see sir sometimes we just arent given the opportunity to just go do it so we watch, learn and hope that one day we can. Sorry said it was going to be a long story short lol it kinda was though. Have a good day.
@@noblepotatopb969 Wow, what a story. I have huge respect for you and I can tell you're a good person. It's relieving to hear stories like this to remind me that there are people like you. It's been my own mindset to ask myself "why not just do it" instead of saying "one day I'll do it", but I sometimes forget how complex every persons life is. I've been saving money during my studies and I'm finally leaving next September for a year on a worldtrip alone. If I wait longer then maybe my conditions change and it's no longer possible to leave everything behind for a year. Hope I can also make a good story like yours. Have a good day and a good life!
@@pb9405 best of luck to you and safe travels. You are correct go while you can and life is one big crazy ride where it stops nobody knows. Enjoy yourself out there.
@@noblepotatopb969 Dude, you don't need to justify your life to a stranger on YT. Just keep doing your thing, especially if your thing is helping someone at risk. Respect. Seeing the world is wonderful, but not everyone is in a position to do so. Hopefully all your good deeds will come back to you and you'll get a chance to travel some day.
I have been watching yes theory for a long time but i never expected that they will come to Nepal and make such a great documentary. lots of love and respect for yes theory form whole nepal and all nepalese.
I may not be nepalese but I spent a lot of my childhood growing up in Nepal and this made me feel so connected to Nepal once again after a long time and now I cant wait to visit in the future.
being a Nepali ..i am absolutely thrilled to have you guys in Nepal for this risky adventure ..your love to the culture and different perspective you shown in this video ...and your storytelling is really amazing ..love the whole video ..i hope you guys come again and again to visit different parts and enjoy the adventure around the country ...respect 👏and love ♥️❣️
I love you guys, but i hope you were paying an unbelievable amount of money for those people that carried your bags on such terrain. I cant believe the amount of strength they have to be hiking that long with those heavy load. As always, amazing inspiring video!
I watched another documentary on the Nepal Honey Hunters and although it was interesting and had some very pertinent information, the difference I noticed is that, the other documentary left me feeling like I was watching very strange and foreign beings. I felt very disconnected. You brought out the human side of things and I felt like, although the people have very distinct traditions and different ways of living, we are very much the same. I got to know the people you connected with and saw the humanity through it all. For such young people you have so much wisdom and humanity! Thanks for that! bonne continuation, les gars! MERCI
COREY!!!! I hella respect this guy for going up and getting the shot like a badass and not sending a drone like some sissy la la. I climbed towers one year cuz my friend needed the help and got paid to travel, and I was scared of heights... still am but I Corey'd up and did it to. That guy believes in his product! I'll have to get a shirt
As a student just starting to learn cinema, I want to thank you and Cory with all my heart…this is incredible. Watching this felt surreal and I’m trying really hard but just can’t wrap my head around how on earth you did it…Thank you for going through with all the challenges of this journey and telling this unique and astonishing story. You amaze, you motivate, you inspire! THANK YOU 🙏
"An adrenalin rush is not what we are seeking, but to explore how deeply we can immerse ourselves in this world to celebrate how wonderfully rich, complex, and diverse our planet truly is." Love this one man! This statement without a doubt equates freedom, celebration of life, love, and appreciation to our beloved home, Earth. Long live Yes Theory! These guys are awesome, crazy awesome!
Absolutely stunning documentary guys, what an eye opener on how other humans are actually still living! Remarkable! Hats off to you guys for just getting there! 👏 love from the uk, 🇬🇧
One of the men at the ceremony was the main subject in another film about honey hunters. It was following him because he was young and preparing for his first climb to harvest honey. Crazy coincidence
Holy CRAP! What a frigging adventure. I was imagining the anxiety you guys must have been feeling at the cliffs and I actually started to feel it myself! WOW!
To heck with the bees.. the trip in and the camera work with drones was by far the star of the show.. also I can’t end this post with saying who ever did the score for this was brilliant…absolutely brilliant..
Nepal and the people living in nepal are very welcoming...nepal is such a wonderful place , Nepals wonderful nature certainly needs more recognition as it has so much more beauty yet to be seen by so many people.. Lads , youll not regret going to this beautiful country...this is one of the best tourist destinations..❤
@@augment22 bro, where are you from? It's been 7 years since Gorkha earthquake of 7.8 magnitude there are no earthquake causing visible damage. First disastrous earthquake recorded in Nepal was in 1934.
You guys are AMAZING! The whole doc was executed to perfection. The colors, the important moments, the meaning at the end of the last honey hunter. I cried, bc the whole adventure was that amazing! It felt like the end of a beautiful Moment and saying goodbye to the last of an incredible tradition!!!! Love meeting others beyond myself! Cool , beautiful, resilient people! I am so proud our American men set out to do this and ACHIEVED it! So proud of them! Sitting here made me realize IM not doing any adventures and have been holding MYSELF back! It’s time to go and do! I may have to steal Cory! Thank you - all of you! It was just what I was looking for!! Where are we going next? Love your new friend, Leslie Xo
Finalllyyy you guys went to Nepal!!! I grew up there it is such a special place with I think some of the kindest most humble people, hope you felt the same! These guys are such troopers and really shows you that our own inhibitions are what stop us from doing all the crazy things we know we can! Thanks for sharing and hope to see some of you at our Yes Fam Meetup in Toronto July 23rd, the biggest in North America (maybe ever?)!!! Cheers
This is why I love documentaries! I will never be able to experience these places first-hand, and would probably not make it out alive if I tried. What a terrifying, beautiful, adrenaline packed trip. I’m halfway through the video as I type, catching my breath.
I am really happy and proud to see my motherland featured in your content, to be honest. If your video would be more longer like 1 hour or 1hour 30 minutes than it would be movie. Quality and visual was so real.. once again thank you for sharing our culture and our country’s beauty to the world.. lots of love and respect from Nepal 🇳🇵 and all Nepalese people to you guys.
Our friend Cory S Martin who shot this story with us, one of the best cinematographer on the internet right now JUST launched his own channel and we're trying to get his first few thousand subscribers. He created his own cinematic cut of this story, watch it here and subscribe!! ruclips.net/video/KGWc4z6TTgQ/видео.html
Rhododendrons grow all over North America as well... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhododendron
I just subbed, first 500 ❤️
Cory is so brave
Hey Guys, I'm from Tripura, a small state in northeastern part of India(near bangladesh). Its amazing how you people never fail to amaze with all these amazing videos. I invite YES THEORY to come here and join one of our indigenous festival called "GARIA". In the months of APRIL, It's celebrated across the state and across all the 19 tribes of TRIPURA for 7 days. Celebration of a victory (war), fought by our ancestors many many hundreds of years ago and worshiping the GOD(indigenous)"BABA GARIA". It will be amezing just like your stuff to have you guys here and to witness one of the largest indigenous festival of TRIPURA.
Peace!
Seek Discomfort🤘
@@magisabi rhododendron has its origin in the himalayas...like many "garden" plants we know nowadays...whilst thw wild species of the himalayas still has healing properties...the ones we know growing in europe and america have been brought in from the himalayas and have been altered...so whilst its the same plant, its not exactly the same anymore...
One of the craziest experiences of my life! So stoked I was able to create this film with you boys! One of my favorites we’ve made together for sure and I love how it came out! Here’s to many more!!
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It’s my dream to go on one of the adventures, congratulations man!
I'm goated on the sticks
Glad you came to NEPAL 🇳🇵.
Hope u had a great time 🙏❤.
Jay nepal.
seek discomfort Botswana , Africa..long time fan guys love your work
I absolutely love how many folks from Nepal are thrilled in the comments about this video. What a great job at respecting and honoring an age old tradition and culture.
After visiting Nepal you will come back again and again, I guarantee you!
Yup. Happy to see yes theory in my country. I'm a city guy and I won't dare to go there like these guys did.
The guide who just said he's tired because he just got home from Everest and just telling it like he just came from the grocery store is what gets me.
Why did they report on the chicken? They ate every part of the chicken. Nothing went to waste! Ever been to MCDonalds? They literally use every thing. I think America uses chickens more resourcefully.
@@Neverendingstory101what are you talking about?
@@Neverendingstory101what are you yappin about bro? This video is about honey?
@@WraithLK 17:34
@@Neverendingstory101 Great ad to make people want to eat that nasty fast food chicken. 'Nothing goes to waste!' You KNOW what you're eating and you do it ANYWAY? I'll pass.
Hailing from Kathmandu, the urban lifestyle I enjoyed pretty much never got me into the depths of my own country sadly. I've heard about these honeys my entire life but never really knew anything more. Today I see people like Cody, from miles away coming here and exploring our country's hidden stories, just blows me away.
Thank you brother.
No one has ever documented the honey-hunting process with such a level of production. Cheers guys and love from Nepal.
No youre wrong...National Geo dit it
That's not true kid... Just because you're ignorant doesn't mean there's nothing more to things.
@@johnseason9487 Listen boy...the time i was seeing the Nat Geo document you dint even exist...boy..show some respect
A german show also did it a few years ago
Vice/ Nat Geo/ Raphael Treza (all have done it )
Incredible! You guys have some of the best storytelling and this adventure is next level. I feel so weak watching these honey hunters. Btw insane cinematography by Cory!
Hey just kay i had really learned many things from your content you guys should visit nepal.
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Love from Nepal🥰💕🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
@@Unknown-yd3us dudes 50 or 60? Looking good for his age too
@@goldsnafu which videos?
Im not kidding. I've watched this documentary about 10 times, and it still amazes me everytime. The way you guys are able to capture this community and the tradition even with the language barrier amazes me. The art that you guys create, the combination of the skill of Cory and your ability to handle the camera, the editing, the sound, everything creates such a beathiful image. The most amazing part to me is how you can combine the style of documentary and vlogging without destroying either one. Beathiful!
15:35 im still wondering what kind of phone the guy in the back has lol
Why don’t u marry this documentary then
Just U tubers many out there .
At this point, you guys honestly deserve you’re own National Geographic show 👏
I wholeheartedly agree!
*Exactly what I thought* This is so totally engaging. NAT Geo would have a professional voice over. This is real.
This Channel and all their documentaries are way more authentic . Be awesome to have long, full length documentaries from these guys
Indeed, they most certainly do.
Your*
Can we take a moment to appreciate Cory here!! The fact that he was doing all of this, while trying to get good videos/shots and had to take on even more risk to film this video in such a beautiful way!!!! I cannot appreciate and thank him enough and admire his bravery (along with the bravery of everyone else in this video)
Nepal, a hidden paradise ❤️
You are most welcome to visit sir. #visitnepal2022 🇳🇵
Nepal =/= China.
I know no one asked but just wanted to make it clear
with leeches 😂
Incredible story and film. If Ashdan is the last honey hunter if his village at least his work has been captured in such a beautiful and respectful way. His poses at the end were epic.
I'm a silent watcher I spend hours in yt everyday and never comment but this video I couldn't resist! This video is so well structured we have the impression of being there with you, the quality is impeccable,those shots that were taken are beautiful we really submerge through them! Thank you so much for showing us their amazing history of hunting honey,if it weren't for you guys I wouldn't imagine how hard and dangerous their journey is! Beautiful video, thank you so much for offering us this masterpiece (:
Aw he liked your comment
from nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Appreciated from Nepalese person 😀
At some point the silent watcher meets a video that lures him out of his hiding spot.
@@BronkoBanane its a man not a women
The Nepalese are one of the most humble, friendliest & hospitable people I have ever met. Your video is such an eye opener on this unique Nepali harvest of mountain honey. Thank you for this amazing video worthy to be in National Geography.
ya nepali people are awesome. Made many friends over the years.
Btw are you mostly buddhist?
@@Azubjourni no, most are Hindu! Buddhists make up the lesser portion.
@@nimis2690 They deleted your comment and idk why but thanks for the answer. I thought they where mostly buddhists but i think both have no issues togheter.
thank u 🙏🏻 from nepal 🇳🇵
I am from Nepal and am genuinely speechless for the adventure you guys have done with courage. We are here ready to welcome people from all around to world with a smiley face and true hospitality from the heart. lots of love from Nepal.
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That’s amazing. Thanks for this friend.
@Tsadik Stella what?
Do you consume that honey?
Could I purchase this honey? I'm willing to cashapp you the money to send me one jar 🤔🤗
i am from india and here we respect the nepali peoples coz they're so hardworking and very kind hearted.
This video brought tears to my eyes. I felt so immersed the whole time and did not notice that this was 39 minutes long. And Cory’s shots, are you kidding me? That’s some next level cinematography right there! Just pure talent. I can feel all the effort and passion poured into making this and I cannot be more proud. Yes Theory deserves all the recognition in the world. You guys are INSANE. Hands down the best storytellers and video creators on RUclips. Please don’t stop making videos.
Yeah, I watched it on 4k on headphones and that made it even better.
@@AceMonkeyIlium same
The country is beautiful innit
They deserve recognition for stealing this film idea from the 2017 documentary “The Last Honey Hunter” (sound familiar?), directed by Ben Knight.
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The fact that this is for free and on RUclips is baffling to me, the production quality alone is crazy, not to mention the actual content!
they just do a normal vlog
“The fact that” guy
They make money off sponsors. If they get over a million views there getting paid fairly well for this free video.
@@dwoolaver1549 exactly the locals who made it all happen probably got very little of anything for their efforts & exploration. Fucking regular RUclips video these days nothing exceptional whatsoever here. “The fact that” comments are over the top, corny & played out. Bunch of parrots.
@John Van Buuren I'm so sick of seeing these spoiled rich people and their videos.
As someone from the khambu community I am so grateful you showed our culture with all our shamanistic rituals which is the biggest part of our culture and religion 🫶🤗
Felt like I've watched an extremely high quality 40 minute movie. So thrilled to have witnessed this amazing experience you guys had! Excited on your next adventure!
watch their other movies they are even better from their must watch section
you did
Yes same here
Did feel like a movie. Comedy when they first arrived they seemed confused like this isn’t the Ritz.
ok
The first person to start harvesting this honey and start this tradition must have been 10x as mad. Truly amazing, glad this was captured for all to see.
more like 100× u can say
Automatic thumbs down. There was already a documentary on this. This is simply just copying such documentary. Its like if someone just went back and filmed all the animals that national geographic did. But anything for ad money right.
@@BestMods168 if it’s so easy to replicate why don’t you go make a video about it
@@BestMods168 That makes zero sense there are thousands of documentaries on the same things like the Pyramids doesnt make it any less incredible.
@@TheJusnic82 in all fairness, this is like a carbon copy of the video Vice made about it like 7 years ago. At least the pyramid videos bring something new to the table, even if they are not evidence based and are just pure speculation.
Mad respect to this honey hunter. His skill and courage are off the charts yet he is kind and amiable. At age 58...INCREDIBLE!!!
The entire documentary is absolutely amazing! I was like"wow", this is so unreal, how these guys managed to do that. But in general, even if you guys went through a lot the best part is always the safety of each and everyone. I cant help myself feeling so immerse into this documentary. I felt ive been with you guys, witnessing as well in real! I cant stop myself admiring the culture, tradition, their strong belief, and the people in it. How truly amazing they are. Maybe i am too late to watch this but thankyou for sharing this to the world. I really love it!
I've been watching yes theory for a very long time, but today, after watching this particular video, I am even more connected with them.🇳🇵 These guys always share the story of the extraordinary part of the world, and I think no one would have been able to tell the story better. These videos always warm my heart. I love you guys. You guys never cease to amaze us. And thank you for exploring this part of my country. SAY YES!! SEEK DISCOMFORT!!❤️😭
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Sahi ho
Being a Nepali, I was unknown of this magnificent story which I really appreciate you guys for bringing this in-front of us in such a beautiful way. Such a great story and video. Loved it. Love from Nepal. ♥️
How came you not know abt it ??? 😁😁 There's a documentary also abt it by vice channel.
Unknown ? As a Indian , I knew this already.
@Monali Thakur No , I don't think so. Don't call me sir , madam. I'm just a teen.
@Monali Thakur beta..😂😂 thats way better..😂
The fact that this amazing video is free for us to watch is just on another level! Congratulation Yes Theory!!
Hypothesis.
Massive Thank You. Amazing.
Yeah. 🎉
don't you pay for internet? nothing is free
Amazing that it is free? Lol.
Damn, Cory is just amazing!
This level of cinematography in a RUclips video is just over the top. Can't believe i am watching this for free, yes theory is one of those channels that stood by the test of time and kept producing amazing videos. If anything their videos have only gotten a lot lot better.
This has got to be the craziest story you've told/shared so far. Multiple times throughout the video, my jaw dropped. What an incredible and rare experience. Wow! Thank you for your powerful storytelling and sharing this with us!
Please be aware that this is not an original story. They copied this story from a Nat Geo film made by Matt Irving and Renan ozturk and did not even change the title!!!
m.ruclips.net/video/QL-0TAw5rjg/видео.html
come nepal 🇳🇵
us visit whole nepal 🇳🇵 at low cost
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Some great sacrifice was made for this film - thank you guys!
They'd sacrifice the chickens either way
From a Nepali fan who has been subscribed to you for years from ICEMAN vdo's to this... Seeing our country's name in your Title and representing culture the best way possible and in such a detailed way
i am really proud of this project and its beautiful outcome
So well crafted!
Without you people it would just go unrecognized...
RUclips was Made for this
Individual Creators creating a beautiful art.
Appreciated.....
what a beautiful culture, religion and history. they seem like the most genuine, kind, hospitable people. thank you for making this and letting us see what practices these people partake in :-) you seem incredibly respectful and i am absolutely subscribing.
and thank you to the people of nepal for letting outsiders come and see how you do things. i wish you endless happiness, prosperity and welfare from your friends in australia and across the world!
Being a Nepali myself I’m proud to see these indigenous people who work day and night to keep their tradition alive. Thanks fellas for covering and creating such a wonderful content. We Nepalis appreciate it.
I want to visit Nepal someday 💙🏜️🌵🇺🇲ruclips.net/video/b9UH54BhI0E/видео.html
This is jaw-dropping! The fact that these people do all of this, specially Ashdan, climbing up that cliff with no safety net is insane... and just for honey. It's incredible what these people are able to do with their bodies and minds. They also seem so kind and nice. I bet you guys had a great (exhausting) time. This is probably of the best mini-documentaries/videos, you've done. Great job to every one involve in the making of this video and props to Cory for having the balls to climb down just to get those shots! Simply, fenomenal!
Human bodies and minds have so much potential. It can do wonders when you train and push the limits continuously. Sadly the humankind has been only pushing their tolerance limits on a desk for half the day for their whole life these days.
Yes, we 'civilised' western peoples are spoiled, getting all the stuff in Walmart.
Most people do commercial 🙄 apiculture now
This is such an epic documentary! Yes Theory never fails to amaze me. That village in Nepal is so beautiful, looks so peaceful, rich of culture and tradition. That honey must be so delicious, no wonder some of the honey's are so expensive seeing how difficult it is to obtain! Thank you for bringing this story to us. The world is full of wonders and is truly beautiful.
bruh to positive
@@spacemoneky5305 of course!
No its expensive because its so hard to get and the amount thats actually sold is very low
Don't think it's made to be spread on toast! I just watched Joe Rogan with the guy from Best Ever Food review show and how he explains its effects is quite scary.
Dang, this was packed of so much danger and discomfort! What an incredibly unique experience but one I rather watch than attempt myself voluntarily. Learning from your guys' story-telling. All those leeches alone would have driven me crazy to begin with, plus the bees, and the constant danger of slipping on those paths or sledding off the muddy road. You guys are incredibly brave (and truly crazy at times)!
I recently watched the older vice documentary on that topic! Great to see that these people still do it today 🙏🏻
I remember watching that years ago. So good. Wish these guys would have tried the honey.
@Jon van To lol?
@@b.j.heinrichs1954 They tried the honey it's in a separate video
@@MoundOfClouds where is that video
@@henkdeklapsteen6787 the seek discomfort youtube channel
There is something so authentic and real about this film. Not tacky cinematics but a superb documentary on things that are actually so inspiring and spirit-enticing travels! Can’t thank y’all enough for showing and sharing this ❤️❤️
They didn't overly focus on that incidental, candid (beautiful) shot of Mt. Everest. They just kept it pushing.
"We may have witnessed the last honey hunter" hits so differently. We need to preserve this video for generations who may find insight into a livelihood that is different from the norm.
how about you hit this bell end differently
@@fitfirst4468 how about they keep this cultural tradition alive
@@stevethea5250 how about PJ hit this bell end , and they keep the culture alive.
@@fitfirst4468 lmao🥶what's the beef
wonder if having 3 people from across the world come document the last one to exist inspired someone from that village to carry on the tradition a little longer
Coming from the Rai community it is indeed a very good documentation of our culture which is on the verge of going extinct. Thank you so much for documenting one of the last honey hunters of our tribe
Purba kun thau ho bro
@@bidur2062solukhumbu,mahakulung rural municipality-4
@@bidur2062solukhumbu,mahakulung rural municipality-4
As someone who's been following Yes Theory for years and years now. I am happier than ever to finally see you guys exploring Nepal. Thankyou so much and hope you'd come back again for exploring more of Nepal🇳🇵
Much love✨❤️
I was gonna say the same
Nepal is my favorite country so far!
They have so much more to discover.. I can’t wait
@@SerjLimitless come visit again sir
Really love what you guys are doing
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fix your crappy surveys before you spam comments on every video tryna promote yourself 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🙄🙄🙄😑😑😑😑
Bien
Ok bun
Ok
Ahhh yes.... Nepal. One of the most beautiful places on this planet. Some of the happiest and humblest people I have ever met. The contrast of Kathmandu´s chaos and then the silence up in the mountains. I am happy you had the chance to experience such an intense and intimite visit. And in the middle of monsoon season, you got lucky to see such an amazing panorama of the everest region. For me, the Himalayas humbled me to the core. Humans are just little dots on an ancient mountain face. We can only stand there for a blink of time and take in the beauty.
If I could, I´d go back right now.
"The last honey hunters" : One of the best videos on RUclips!
Yes, you're right- how beautiful our world is and all different cultures.
Thank you so much.👍 👍 👍
Having been to Nepal several times and trekked into remote areas of the Himalayas, I can say this film captures the country and its people better than any I have seen before it. Masterful. Thank you for allowing me to relive so many wonderful memories through your mad honey adventure.
You all continue to inspire, educate, and amaze us! Another fantastic episode you guys 👏🏻. Thanks for bringing us along for the adventure and sparing us the 4 days of intense travel, leech bites, and bee stings 😆
It was amazing! Hope you 2 are doing well! Been thinking of Bec a lot and how she is getting on! xx
They copied it lol
So true! This felt like a NatGeo episode and I’m here for it.
Indians go through so much to provide for the world from the children in the mines getting minerals for makeup, from making tea to now this they really are so special😭😭😭🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
@@godsgirl7201 these people arent Indians. they are Nepalese. learn the difference
Fun fact: The national flower of Nepal is rhododendron, the same flower that provides hallucinating qualities to the honey. we do things here differently 😉
I am from Himachal Pradesh India and rhododendron is our state flower here
@@gypsysoul6965 ours too.... uttarakhand... your neighborhood state
@@shivambhatt192 do u guys have hallucinating honey too ?
You left out RED there... It's Red Rhododendron.
@@amankc7226 no, its just found in Nepal🇳🇵
It’s incredible how radically different their lives are. That’s the core message here. Even if the honey hunt stops, the lives of those people are incredibly different. The thought, the courage, the planning and execution to do such a crazy thing is UNBELIEVABLE. Amazing documentary guys! This video deserves millions of views.
"Only time will tell, If we just witnessed the last bee hunter" gave me goosebumps.
Thomas's storytelling ♥️
honey
Come to Nepal we have lots...🤣
❤️🇳🇵 come nepal 🇳🇵
That was just for dramatic purpose.They are gonna continue harvesting honey for another 1000 years.
The thirst in these comment replies is hilarious
It never ceases to amaze me at how receptive these people are to you, coming from a different world, into theres and they always seem so happy
Thomas always selects positive friends. I think he has to lol, given that he will always eventually ask on or several of them to do something crazy.
He didn't even get a sponsor for this video due to the high risk. But, his friends really put their trust in him and had an experience, despite the high level of risk.
I loved everything about this except the part with climate change comment at the end!
@@seroogyw6238 Same here. 👍
you gotta be pretty stupid
how braindead are you bro? They get paid for each visit LMAO
Mad respect. Can't imagine how hard and scary it is to be there. The last bee hunter definitely deserves a standing ovation. I would love to be a part of Yes Theory just to experience this first hand. Respect to you Asdan
"mad respect", is that similar to mad honey?
@@PedroGonzalez11111 ask the hatter
If he deserves a standing ovation.. fly over there & give it to him
yes they will definitely be messaging you to join them
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This is by far one of the most incredible experiences I've observed through someones eyes, it truly shows how these videos bring people into unity and curiosity instead of judgement for the unique ways of humans and their relationship with mother Gaia. It's beautiful and I am so grateful to witness it. Much love Yes team
The honey guy (I feel bad, I didn't catch his name) is so adorable. He's a badass for sure. Tiny little guy getting pumped with tons of venom while climbing a cliff with basically no gear and cutting honeycomb with a stick-basket and a stick-knife or whatever. Absolute legend.
and he is 58 years old.
He even has quite a badass name, Ashdan
Stroong in the Brethren.
Certified G
This environment definitely needs a risk assessment.
35:00 When he said, "What dangerous thing isn't here?" It suddenly reminded me of Amazon forest. This place is not less than that. I'm amazed as how Nepal with such a small area as compared to other countries has lots of diversity ranging from culture to climatic conditions.
"What are we doing here?"
"What dangerous thing isn't here?"
Dude's accidentally implied that they're also dangerous.
well nepal is called *the amazon of asia* for a reason y'know
@@thejdmheart6486 I've never even heard of that title before.😅
are you being sarcastic ? XD Nepali vayera amazon ko po reminded vanyau ta
climate is same , diversity comes from the mountain,
As a Nepalese, I wanna say thank you for showing our diverse culture ,tradition and even our beautiful landscapes, I'm really grateful to you guys
Next time if you are tracking, make sure to carry Salt like 1kg. You can sprinkle it inside your socks or outside your shoes so that leaches won't climb but they'll die. And help you through any bad spirits that'll harm you.
Absolutely adoring the content since the reset. I feel like you’ve hit your stride of telling stories with such a sincere heart. The pacing of the video was brilliant. Less about sensationalism and more about the journey and the people (including yourselves). Not to mention the cinematography (chefs kiss). Such stunning alchemy. I’m looking forward to the next chapter.
This might be the best video from the last 2 years of Yes Theory adventures!
Question: Did you by any chance had a detour in India before landing in Kathmandu?
So glad you finally went to Nepal. This beautiful country was my first experience travelling outside of my home country. I stayed in a remote village much like this for three months building clean water facilities. The experience completely changed my life. Sadly, the charirty that organised the project and many more like it went insolvent and shut down last month. R.I.P Raleigh International, it's a shame the UK goverment decided to withdraw funding despite all the good that came from their existence.
Raleigh int. was doing superb here in Nepal sad to see them go
how did it actually change your life.
@@GroteGlon The biggest way is that working in the village school teaching hygiene made me want to switch careers to international teaching.
I've since worked as a teacher in the UK, Japan, China and I'm currently working on my visa paperwork for Taiwan.
@oliverpicken3320 I am a middle school public educator here in the US, and I can say that a visit I took to Belize and a poor school I visited with other teachers broke my heart. We played with the kids at recess and they showed us their art. They did a cultural dance for us. I can see how you would fall in love with teaching. These kids were eager to learn but had zero technology.
these guys deserves an award, that all people in this world will remember how amazing the content. and not just only a content coz they're showing us that in other countries there's a way of living and a wonderful cultures they had!
Being from Nepal,
Even I didn't know there was something like this in my country and Thank you for creating such a beautiful documentary about this
Thats the problem
Me too
Ye tu haal hai ap logo ka.. issi wajah sey south asia traqqi nahi kar raha. Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka or Bangladesh sabka yahi haal k apnay natural resources ko use karna nahi or dosray countries main ja kar toilet saaf karna pasand hain
Shame on you been a nepali
@@gandharaorganicfoodssad but u spit the truth
Drones really did change the game for indie content producers. Amazing content!
Indie cinematography are always better ♥
My favourite of all time is Rolf Nylinder. He makes fly fishing indie productions but I can recommend him even if you don't like fishing because the story telling is fantastic.
Somebody needs to buy those Nepal bee guys a few drones with cutters on em. Just fly it up there and get the honey.
@@KB-ke3fi it fucking expensive ass hell and useless...the propeller gonna wreck in a sec after the bees attacking....
@@imraduin I'm about to get into fly fishing - will be all over this! 🙏
Epic! Nepalese people seem so genuine and happy, brings a tear to my eye. Have a feeling that all those village people, who helped these guys make this happen were looked after with more money they would be able to spend..hopefully.
i doubt the money part but people are actually genuinely happy in villages.
I doubt they even expect anything
@@decoyheartt that would be truly disappointing if yes theory didn't help them put in any way for what they did for them.
They might have been on a Honey High....
Thank you so much guys for exploring Nepal.. As a Nepali I feel so proud that you guys have showed to the 🌎 how beautiful and unique my country is🇳🇵🇳🇵. Love you guyz🎉❤❤
This episode blew me away. Incredible how emotional and inspiring a honey harvest could be. Thank you for "seeking discomfort" and love in the world... and sharing it with all of us.
Be well and Stay Safe.
Yes Theory has inspired me to go out and see the world. I'm turning 18 this summer and I'm going on a 2 month long trip across Europe by myself. It's going to be my first time traveling by myself. I wouldn't have had the courage to do this if not for Yes Theory. So, I just wanted to thank you guys!
Good luck! Take plenty of photos and chat to the locals! I hope you enjoy, you’ll be glad you did it!
good luck! that sounds so cool :)
Good for U , u sound rich
Good luck and be safe
God bless you SC love🙏🏾
If you haven't seen these parts of the world, you can't imagine the scale of things. The mountains are enormous.
Check out the largest cave in the world.
Great stuff! So professional. The camerawork and editing in your work has gotten so deft, and your storytelling chops are ever growing and expanding.
This is insane, never thought this would be one of the most amazing documentaries you guys would make. But with all the camera angles and shots it made me feel like I was there. Amazing job you guys are so awesome unbelievable this content is free to watch.
When Thomas asked at the end, "Where is your next adventure going to be?", my 95-year-old mother (who has lived an unusual and adventurous life, including 3 months of jungle survival training in the jungles of Mexico in the 1950's) replied, "Not there." Excellent job all of you! Love your videos!
Truly at a loss for words about this amazing experience documented. It's so cool to see this tradition that has been passed down through generations. Probs to you all for the excellent production and openly capturing a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for everyone to see! :)
Wow! I have watched almost if not all videos from Yes Theory and I wonder how this one passed by me all this time. As a mountain and hiking enthusiast Nepal is top on the list of places I wish to visit some day. It was amazing seeing you guys go on the honey hunting expedition, experience the culture and more so, the landscape. Thank you for this video.
I've followed you guys for years, and this is one of the most gripping stories I've seen come from this channel so far. As a filmmaker, this is such a well filmed and edited piece of work! Great storytelling all around. I was literally on the edge of my seat! Thank you so much for the insight you share and keep up the amazing work.
THIS IS SO GNARLY !!!! These guys are so brave. It’s so cool to see a generational tradition from a country on the other side of the world. To see how we live in todays society and then get a glimpse into their lives and how they live is a beautiful thing man. 🙏🏽
ok
Awww this is so nice to read
@@rowenabushman4375 what??
“Came back from the Everest yesterday”
And immediately goes to another adventure, what a legend, bro built differently
yeah there are some of my friends too
There's never silence for some. (G Man?.... ?)
This was one of the best videos yet thanks for going back tp the old platform of making videos they are the best
Watching this makes me wish I had the opportunity to experience the world as you guys are. Best of luck and health to you. Keep showing us what we can not see for ourselves. Thank you.
It's never too late, ask yourself why not just do it
@@pb9405 long story short. My wife and I had the opportunity to remove my nephews from a place they shouldn't ever have been in and we decided to do it. We had 3 children of our own which 2 were much older than our 3rd who's only 2 to 5 years older than my nephews. We did have plans to travel and see things as my children are grown or nearly adult age. We felt it was our responsibility to make sure they didnt go to foster homes or with their biological father, no need to go into details but he should be worm food for his actions against them. It was a choice we made that I have no regrets over and would not change if I had to do it all over again... And recently we also had taken care of my grandmother and mother in our home until their passing. Which sadly happened within 2 months of each other my grandmother to old age and my mother to a long hard fought battle with cancer they both passed as peacefully as possible in their own beds in the arms of those that loved them. I couldn't think of a better way to honor them and show my love and respect for them. You see sir sometimes we just arent given the opportunity to just go do it so we watch, learn and hope that one day we can. Sorry said it was going to be a long story short lol it kinda was though. Have a good day.
@@noblepotatopb969 Wow, what a story. I have huge respect for you and I can tell you're a good person. It's relieving to hear stories like this to remind me that there are people like you. It's been my own mindset to ask myself "why not just do it" instead of saying "one day I'll do it", but I sometimes forget how complex every persons life is. I've been saving money during my studies and I'm finally leaving next September for a year on a worldtrip alone. If I wait longer then maybe my conditions change and it's no longer possible to leave everything behind for a year. Hope I can also make a good story like yours. Have a good day and a good life!
@@pb9405 best of luck to you and safe travels. You are correct go while you can and life is one big crazy ride where it stops nobody knows. Enjoy yourself out there.
@@noblepotatopb969 Dude, you don't need to justify your life to a stranger on YT. Just keep doing your thing, especially if your thing is helping someone at risk. Respect. Seeing the world is wonderful, but not everyone is in a position to do so. Hopefully all your good deeds will come back to you and you'll get a chance to travel some day.
I have been watching yes theory for a long time but i never expected that they will come to Nepal and make such a great documentary.
lots of love and respect for yes theory form whole nepal and all nepalese.
You have watched yes theory from a long time
But you didn't do any comment,
Here you did now
I may not be nepalese but I spent a lot of my childhood growing up in Nepal and this made me feel so connected to Nepal once again after a long time and now I cant wait to visit in the future.
Love Cory's cinematography work, really brings the video up a level to one of your best. Hope you guys get to film with him again!
being a Nepali ..i am absolutely thrilled to have you guys in Nepal for this risky adventure ..your love to the culture and different perspective you shown in this video ...and your storytelling is really amazing ..love the whole video ..i hope you guys come again and again to visit different parts and enjoy the adventure around the country ...respect 👏and love ♥️❣️
Nepal is indeed a beautiful country😍
The fact they risk their lives for hallucinogenics deeply resonates with me
makes me really want to try some haha
@@XenoWiz I've done shrooms before. Crazy experience
@@XenoWiz I agree it can be a powerful and useful tool to better your life
Yeah like wow man!
@@mandatorymyocarditis me to
I love you guys, but i hope you were paying an unbelievable amount of money for those people that carried your bags on such terrain. I cant believe the amount of strength they have to be hiking that long with those heavy load. As always, amazing inspiring video!
The people of Nepal never cease to amaze me. I wish I could experience their culture and nation. It's stunning.
You're always welcome to the land of lord Buddha Nepal
They just cut the heads of chickens for good luck from the mountain spirit, and you say stunning
@@goldytwatus1674that’s complete bs
@@wealthyguyishereit’s true tho 🤷♀️ but it’s for our god and religion so it doesn’t really matter anyway
@@goldytwatus1674r u vegan or wot😂😂
I watched another documentary on the Nepal Honey Hunters and although it was interesting and had some very pertinent information, the difference I noticed is that, the other documentary left me feeling like I was watching very strange and foreign beings. I felt very disconnected. You brought out the human side of things and I felt like, although the people have very distinct traditions and different ways of living, we are very much the same. I got to know the people you connected with and saw the humanity through it all. For such young people you have so much wisdom and humanity! Thanks for that! bonne continuation, les gars! MERCI
COREY!!!! I hella respect this guy for going up and getting the shot like a badass and not sending a drone like some sissy la la. I climbed towers one year cuz my friend needed the help and got paid to travel, and I was scared of heights... still am but I Corey'd up and did it to. That guy believes in his product! I'll have to get a shirt
This is more than entertaiment, but very educative. Thanks to you guys for bringing this to the world. I hope one day I would visit Nepal.
As a student just starting to learn cinema, I want to thank you and Cory with all my heart…this is incredible. Watching this felt surreal and I’m trying really hard but just can’t wrap my head around how on earth you did it…Thank you for going through with all the challenges of this journey and telling this unique and astonishing story. You amaze, you motivate, you inspire! THANK YOU 🙏
"An adrenalin rush is not what we are seeking, but to explore how deeply we can immerse ourselves in this world to celebrate how wonderfully rich, complex, and diverse our planet truly is." Love this one man! This statement without a doubt equates freedom, celebration of life, love, and appreciation to our beloved home, Earth. Long live Yes Theory! These guys are awesome, crazy awesome!
Even being a Nepali.. Every moment is goosebumps moments.. Thank you for the awesome cover guys. Love you all.
I just loved the way they greeted everyone with Nameste❤🔥❤🔥🥰🥰
Absolutely stunning documentary guys, what an eye opener on how other humans are actually still living! Remarkable! Hats off to you guys for just getting there! 👏 love from the uk, 🇬🇧
come nepal 🇳🇵❤️🙏🏻
One of the men at the ceremony was the main subject in another film about honey hunters. It was following him because he was young and preparing for his first climb to harvest honey. Crazy coincidence
Is it? Or are they just rehashing other people's content?
@@evrythingis1 that's kinda silly 😂 nothing new under the sun, son 🌞
@@anima6035 When you're appealing to an algorithm I guess.
Yes I saw that too
@@evrythingis1 any good artist will admit they're just rehashing other peoples ideas with their own twist. But go off.
Holy CRAP! What a frigging adventure. I was imagining the anxiety you guys must have been feeling at the cliffs and I actually started to feel it myself! WOW!
To heck with the bees.. the trip in and the camera work with drones was by far the star of the show.. also I can’t end this post with saying who ever did the score for this was brilliant…absolutely brilliant..
Nepal and the people living in nepal are very welcoming...nepal is such a wonderful place , Nepals wonderful nature certainly needs more recognition as it has so much more beauty yet to be seen by so many people..
Lads , youll not regret going to this beautiful country...this is one of the best tourist destinations..❤
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I don't believe when you say wonderful nature, because it's always earthquakes in Nepal
@@augment22 bro, where are you from? It's been 7 years since Gorkha earthquake of 7.8 magnitude there are no earthquake causing visible damage.
First disastrous earthquake recorded in Nepal was in 1934.
Facts 🇲🇻
You guys are AMAZING! The whole doc was executed to perfection. The colors, the important moments, the meaning at the end of the last honey hunter. I cried, bc the whole adventure was that amazing! It felt like the end of a beautiful Moment and saying goodbye to the last of an incredible tradition!!!! Love meeting others beyond myself! Cool , beautiful, resilient people!
I am so proud our American men set out to do this and ACHIEVED it! So proud of them! Sitting here made me realize IM not doing any adventures and have been holding MYSELF back! It’s time to go and do! I may have to steal Cory!
Thank you - all of you! It was just what I was looking for!! Where are we going next?
Love your new friend,
Leslie
Xo
Even better that some of these Americans weren't born in US.
Thomas is half French half Swedish and born in France. The Yes Theory live in Europe 😊
Finalllyyy you guys went to Nepal!!! I grew up there it is such a special place with I think some of the kindest most humble people, hope you felt the same! These guys are such troopers and really shows you that our own inhibitions are what stop us from doing all the crazy things we know we can! Thanks for sharing and hope to see some of you at our Yes Fam Meetup in Toronto July 23rd, the biggest in North America (maybe ever?)!!! Cheers
thank u 🙏🏻💕❤️
nepal 🇳🇵
welcome 🤗 you
This is why I love documentaries! I will never be able to experience these places first-hand, and would probably not make it out alive if I tried. What a terrifying, beautiful, adrenaline packed trip. I’m halfway through the video as I type, catching my breath.
I am really happy and proud to see my motherland featured in your content, to be honest. If your video would be more longer like 1 hour or 1hour 30 minutes than it would be movie. Quality and visual was so real.. once again thank you for sharing our culture and our country’s beauty to the world.. lots of love and respect from Nepal 🇳🇵 and all Nepalese people to you guys.
Production quality on this was 🔥
Absolutely insane… 😳
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Production quality on the original & better Vice documentary from five years ago was 🔥🔥🔥
Whenever I see these kinda videos, I always wonder how the heck they built houses, monastery, or even castles on some places.. How crazy is that!