oh my god. Hearing about his father taking his own life almost made me cry, hearing about him sitting at his fathers grave, drinking next to it. I feel so terrible. :(
Oh my god. The thing about his dad is so goddamn tragic. "I was coming to save you, why would you do that?" Broke me omfg. Hope he has peace in his life now because he seems like a lovely person
Ben has spent 24 hours with the Vegan Teacher, gone to a nuke zone, called the Russian government, hacked COUNTLESS zoom classes, started a minion cult, and joined the Amish. Truly a jack of all trades. Edit: all of y’all keep reminding me of other crazy shit he’s done 😭
I love how Ben was so respectful throughout the video. Learning about someone’s horrible experience is not something to take lightly and I’m happy Elie is able to spread his experiences. Personally I did not know how strict the Amish were and I wish that was better displayed. Finally, Ima get me some jello cookies
Well, personally, i used to respect the amish alot and think they were just cool farming people, but now i know they abuse their horses(not all do, but most of them) and they definately don't treat their other animals well, yeah i have beef with the amish. I mean... im vegan, i have impossible burger with the amish.
@@Theoriginalaugusttt I would have thought they would treat animals right. I guess you can’t have a non corrupt place anymore. Gotta have something that’s rotten.
This was like an actual documentary. So educative. Love this video where we learn about other communties and people different than us and respect them too.
What a blessing it was Ben to meet you and hang out with you for the weekend when you came to Ohio to get a good look inside my old order Amish Cult. I’m so glad you got to taste my aunt Mary’s cookies because she makes the best baked goods. Only if my own Amish mother would allow me to come visit her like aunt Mary did without the Amish clothing on
Will your aunt Mary have any consequences if they find out she spoke with you? I have a stricter Mennonite family with very strict Amish friends and learned if they spoke to someone who was shunned they would also be shunned. I guess they would have no way of finding out unless they saw this some how.
@@WillowAnne0 yes, Mary will actually get a lot of backlash for even speaking to me and then for selling me something and taking the money from my hand she could actually get two weeks of discipline which is called shunning
personally if i hated my life in the amish community and i hated the people in it, i wouldn't want to be buried or associated with them. obviously the way that the shunned dead get treated is absolutely horrible, yet it's almost comforting to know that eli's father and the other man's final resting place is removed from the rest of the dead in the cemetery. it makes people remember who they were and why they did what they did, which honestly could inspire more people to reflect of the amish community and why it would lead someone to taking their life. idk if this makes sense and this is just my opinion
Just a genuine question, do all devoted Christians believe this too according to bibles etc? Because I heard that, the acceptance is only present among modern mindsets.
Trick to have good luck You need 1 banana Metal Nails a black marker Step 1 on the banana write the name of luz González Montiel (ángel of good luck) Step 2 drive the nails into the banana Step 3 bury the banana in a place with earth where they cannot dig it up Step 4 bury the banana on the ground and leave it there forever
I had some Amish friends at my school. They told me all about their lifestyle and how so many kids at would take their lives because of how miserable it was there. I couldn’t imagine living that way. My whole family is thankful for this life god has given to us, and we keep the Amish in our prayers. ❤
I grew up with Amish people. The women are mistreated. I once knew a woman who had the longest hair I had ever seen, I told her how amazing I thought it was and she told me how she wasn’t allowed to cut it or she would be punished. I saw Amish people differently. But there were so many amazing Amish people, the Amish kids I used to play with were some of the nicest I’ve ever met.
i think that he may had said something about the camera previously and then something like “i wouldn’t take that in there” maybe he didn’t like the camera
I cried so hard about his dad. I can just feel the emotion he felt thinking about the torture him and his dad went through just to show respect to his community.
Eli’s story about his father made me cry. It really is sad that he had to go through that, along with his father. I hope that things can change because they shouldn’t be shunned because of suicide and they should be buried with everyone else since they are still people 😔
It's so upsetting to hear so many stories about loved ones having to live up to certain expectations, and then get ostracised later on when they don't conform to those standards. These stories are often forgotten, and it's important our generation learns about them. I had heard about the Amish community ages ago, but have forgotten ever since. These small details shape the next generation, and we must learn from these mistakes.
what i really like and respect about ben is how when he meets people with these videos, even though some may have differing views/opinions, ben is still so respectful and lets them talk
im genuinely so obsessed with the way u manage to capture life in your documentaries, very excited for your future projects (please continue doing this)
Eli’s story is so sad and shows the abuse that can be hidden in such a closed environment. That being said, it sounds like he grew up in pretty strict Amish community. I was Amish for 16 years of my life and my experiences were mostly all good and healthy. The Amish culture is so nuanced and each church has slightly different rules, so it is very hard to lump them all together. Most Amish people live in a healthy loving environment, and that’s why we don’t see hundreds leaving the church daily.
is it just me or is ben's videos starting to get emotional and scary. Like the story about Eli's dad was really sad and when you went to jail it was just scary seeing how those prisoners were killed.
Hearing how his father took his own life right before Eli was coming to get him. Oh how it broke my heart. Eli I hope you’re living a good life and happy. Many hugs! Stay strong buddy. You’re amazing.
It’s horrible how when some people notice another person struggling, instead of helping them and supporting them in the hopes of their recovery they shun them
This Thursday I went to an Amish town and we were given a tour of the lifestyle, and I learned so much through this video. During the tour they made it seem as though becoming Amish was one of the best things in this world and they never spoke of anything horrible like Eli did.
The church system operates like a cult with power and control over the people, but they do not want you to know that until after you get baptized and make an oath to follow the rules the rest your life
The Amish community is full of rape, incest, beating one year old infants, etc. Drug dealers, thieves get punished more than pedophiles in the Amish communities do. Victims told me stories of inappropriate touching, groping, fondling, exposure to genitals, digital penetration, coerced oral sex, anal sex, and rape, all at the hands of their own family members, neighbors, and church leaders. Both parties have to go before the church, and confess about what happened and the victim has to ask the male perpetrator for forgiveness for having tempted him. It’s the woman’s fault. The women are also warned not to report to police, to outside authorities. If they do, they are going to be ex-communicated by the church.”
really loving these mini documentaries that you've started! thank you for giving us a new perspective and depth on topics/ things that would rather just be meme material or shallow to especially our generation. I am a fan of your drama mama series and adore the fact that a similar, fresh take and meaningful content is growing over this channel over time. thank you once again!
i live next to a whole bunch of amish. and one thing i realized is that they really care so deeply about people. every so often they leave a loaf of bread or a jug of maple syrup and your door and it just makes me happy to know they care.
15:00 it just makes me so sad when they put people who died that way away from everyone. Last year I went out to my grandmas hometown and we went to the graveyard and I saw a unmarked grave at least 50ft away from all the other graves and it just had a broken wooden cross that someone had put there. That grave was about 100 years old but the cross was only about 20 years old :(
I like that Ben is exploring the world and showing us a lot of things as a content creator. He was a social pranker, now he is a social investigator. I like this content a lot, thank you, benoftheweek
Eli’s dad’s story is very heartbreaking. I hope that the Amish start respectingthe grave more, it’s quite disgusting what they were trying to do to it. Eli is very kind for driving Ben around and sharing his story. Wishing you the best Eli!
Keep up the awesome work Ben. It’s nice to see you bringing awareness to both good and bad sides of Amish colonies. As lots of people these days just take the whole thing as a joke. I can’t wait for the next video!
I have a few minor issues with how some of their animals are being treated (I AM SPEAKING AS AN EQUESTRIAN, NO HATE IS INTENDED) I thought I would share them 1. The horses are stood in spaces where they can't move and they're stuck eating 2. The fact that the man can't think of the name for the horse confuses me, if that horse is in a barn you go to, you should know his/her name 3. Thank you for reading this, this isn't hate I'm just sharing my opinion
I actually didn't expect Eli Yoder to be in this video, he is actually really nice and wants to help the Amish, I see a lot of his videos on TikTok and I do believe he is doing the right thing. Keep up the work Eli if you are ever reading this, same with you ben, You make really good videos!
Eli sounds like such a nice and genuine person. The bit about his dad was so sad but it was so brave of him to share it on the internet. props to every amish person who gave ben some insight into the community
I was in Plymouth, Massachusetts on a road trip and staying in this hotel. My family and I were by the pool and this Amish guy came over and sat with us and this other group and they started talking and he told us how his ex wife’s father was the leader of a cult that shaved off Amish’s beards. He told us how he had to take his two daughters (who were at the pool) away from his wife. I think you can see the whole story online somewhere but the thing that surprised me was that this guy had a flip phone and to get there he had this older couple drive them around on a vacation. Also in Plymouth there is a deli called “The Yellow Deli” and it is run by a cult called the “Twelve Tribes” it’s very interesting stuff.
6:00 as a Pennsylvanian I can say that the going around the buggy’s is not out of anger, but out of convenience for both of us , in fact they’ll usually wave you on to go in front. It’s like a pact we have with them 😂
i recently went to pennsylvania, where the amish community is very active, and it seemed so nice and simple from the outside. i never would have guessed that the amish had all these deep dark secrets. also, i was sick as a dog before watching this video and now i feel so much better. thx Ben 💚💚
Omg the part where Ben went to eat in some old folks' house is so brave and awkward... Mostly awkward tho... The story about the guy's father was so sad. He was about to get outta there but, that happens.
5:38 reminds me when someone talks about something that you don’t even know about or they mumble and you just play along and act like you know what they’re saying 💀💀
7:25 I grew up around the Amish country in Maryland/Delaware. Many Amish communities DO allow things like electricity, internet, and cellphones solely to conduct business. They can also ride in vehicles as long as it’s a non Amish driver.
bro we need a "Ben's News Channel" cause like fr this was so informative. you actually showed the bad AND the good. Lots of people only focus on one side, but this was a very honest view. ty.
AS A PERSON WHO LIVES IN OHIO IM SO GLAD IM NOT AMISH OR ANY OF THAT COUNTRY STUFF. ANYWAYS IM SO HAPPY YOU CAME HERE I WISH I COULDVEE MET U UR MY FAVORITE RUclipsR
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The whole part about Eli's dad is just sad... Thankfully Eli is living happily these days, though.
Ikr
Yeah, it was one day
@@StuckOposum wdym?
What time
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oh my god. Hearing about his father taking his own life almost made me cry, hearing about him sitting at his fathers grave, drinking next to it. I feel so terrible. :(
Same it’s just so sad 😭
Same
ikr.. it's devastating
Thank you so much for all of your support and your kind words and God bless you❤
@@eliyoder491 of course! i hope things are getting better❤️
Oh my god. The thing about his dad is so goddamn tragic. "I was coming to save you, why would you do that?" Broke me omfg. Hope he has peace in his life now because he seems like a lovely person
Ben has spent 24 hours with the Vegan Teacher, gone to a nuke zone, called the Russian government, hacked COUNTLESS zoom classes, started a minion cult, and joined the Amish. Truly a jack of all trades.
Edit: all of y’all keep reminding me of other crazy shit he’s done 😭
Ikr 😂 he’s the embodiment of intrusive thoughts
@@Ayshlei that’s SO true!!
And don’t forget, he crossed the North-Korean border 😟
and jail, where people DIED
And go to jail😀
I love how Ben was so respectful throughout the video. Learning about someone’s horrible experience is not something to take lightly and I’m happy Elie is able to spread his experiences. Personally I did not know how strict the Amish were and I wish that was better displayed. Finally, Ima get me some jello cookies
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Well, personally, i used to respect the amish alot and think they were just cool farming people, but now i know they abuse their horses(not all do, but most of them) and they definately don't treat their other animals well, yeah i have beef with the amish. I mean... im vegan, i have impossible burger with the amish.
@@Theoriginalaugusttt I would have thought they would treat animals right. I guess you can’t have a non corrupt place anymore. Gotta have something that’s rotten.
I didn’t know jello cookies existed before this video
This was like an actual documentary. So educative. Love this video where we learn about other communties and people different than us and respect them too.
What a blessing it was Ben to meet you and hang out with you for the weekend when you came to Ohio to get a good look inside my old order Amish Cult. I’m so glad you got to taste my aunt Mary’s cookies because she makes the best baked goods. Only if my own Amish mother would allow me to come visit her like aunt Mary did without the Amish clothing on
ELI!
Thank you for being so open about your life and your old community
Will your aunt Mary have any consequences if they find out she spoke with you? I have a stricter Mennonite family with very strict Amish friends and learned if they spoke to someone who was shunned they would also be shunned. I guess they would have no way of finding out unless they saw this some how.
You are amazing ❤️
@@WillowAnne0 yes, Mary will actually get a lot of backlash for even speaking to me and then for selling me something and taking the money from my hand she could actually get two weeks of discipline which is called shunning
I feel so bad for the Amish that get buried separately they deserve to be buried with everyone else because they were normal humans like everyone else
personally if i hated my life in the amish community and i hated the people in it, i wouldn't want to be buried or associated with them. obviously the way that the shunned dead get treated is absolutely horrible, yet it's almost comforting to know that eli's father and the other man's final resting place is removed from the rest of the dead in the cemetery. it makes people remember who they were and why they did what they did, which honestly could inspire more people to reflect of the amish community and why it would lead someone to taking their life. idk if this makes sense and this is just my opinion
its like they dont wanna take accountability n accept the pain they caused others n the lives they ruined. disgusting.
Just a genuine question, do all devoted Christians believe this too according to bibles etc? Because I heard that, the acceptance is only present among modern mindsets.
@@sunnyisson90coming from a Christian, no, i think that the Amish are creepy
Trick to have good luck
You need
1 banana
Metal Nails
a black marker
Step 1 on the banana write the name of luz González Montiel (ángel of good luck)
Step 2 drive the nails into the banana
Step 3 bury the banana in a place with earth where they cannot dig it up
Step 4 bury the banana on the ground and leave it there forever
I had some Amish friends at my school. They told me all about their lifestyle and how so many kids at would take their lives because of how miserable it was there. I couldn’t imagine living that way. My whole family is thankful for this life god has given to us, and we keep the Amish in our prayers. ❤
Amen!!
Amen ❤
That's interesting. When I lived in Pennsylvania, they had their own schoolhouse.
I grew up with Amish people. The women are mistreated. I once knew a woman who had the longest hair I had ever seen, I told her how amazing I thought it was and she told me how she wasn’t allowed to cut it or she would be punished. I saw Amish people differently. But there were so many amazing Amish people, the Amish kids I used to play with were some of the nicest I’ve ever met.
OHIO?
@@AmericanIdiotPolitics theres nothing wrong with ohio bruv
@@cpeugh123ad fr lol
Wow, thanks for telling us what it’s like, I always thought it wasn’t a main thing but it’s shocking it’s actually really.😮
amish people are so cringe and weird
"So what's your horses nam-?"
"Mack."
Bro was fast with that answer
it was like he prepared for it 😭😭
I have family in Ohio and my dad said he would force me there to get me away from technololgy👶🏻👶🏻
@@Silly_Moth_Pawsoh!…
i think that he may had said something about the camera previously and then something like “i wouldn’t take that in there” maybe he didn’t like the camera
@@gwaycie it's not a camera it's spy glasses
I cried so hard about his dad. I can just feel the emotion he felt thinking about the torture him and his dad went through just to show respect to his community.
It is really tragic how the mentally ill are mistreated by their community.
11:04 When he said something about staying in her cage all night I thought he was talking about the lady and freaked out for a minute
ME TOO 😭😭😭
OMG SAME!
Me too 💀💀
SAME.
that dog is so adorable tho
samee 😭😭
Eli’s story about his father made me cry. It really is sad that he had to go through that, along with his father. I hope that things can change because they shouldn’t be shunned because of suicide and they should be buried with everyone else since they are still people 😔
It's so upsetting to hear so many stories about loved ones having to live up to certain expectations, and then get ostracised later on when they don't conform to those standards. These stories are often forgotten, and it's important our generation learns about them. I had heard about the Amish community ages ago, but have forgotten ever since. These small details shape the next generation, and we must learn from these mistakes.
aww the story of the guy was so heartfelt I'm sorry that happened to him
I feel so bad for him :((
The lunch scene killed me
“Any electricity”
“Nope”
(Turns on light)
He sed it worked on batery ...
... sed? Whats that?@@Katarina-yq2qo
@@Katarina-yq2qosaid
@@cubic8335it’s chemical energy
@@Katarina-yq2qo its still funny tho
what i really like and respect about ben is how when he meets people with these videos, even though some may have differing views/opinions, ben is still so respectful and lets them talk
you confused me so much, I thought I made a comment a long time ago that I forgot about 💀
@@quackicloudy_ omg lmaoo 😭
im genuinely so obsessed with the way u manage to capture life in your documentaries, very excited for your future projects (please continue doing this)
Eli’s story is so sad and shows the abuse that can be hidden in such a closed environment. That being said, it sounds like he grew up in pretty strict Amish community. I was Amish for 16 years of my life and my experiences were mostly all good and healthy. The Amish culture is so nuanced and each church has slightly different rules, so it is very hard to lump them all together. Most Amish people live in a healthy loving environment, and that’s why we don’t see hundreds leaving the church daily.
I love how you didn’t talk and let the man speak about his father. Make more content like this please 🙏
is it just me or is ben's videos starting to get emotional and scary. Like the story about Eli's dad was really sad and when you went to jail it was just scary seeing how those prisoners were killed.
it’s cool seeing how this stuff works though, i think it’s awesome to see things through a different perspective and he’s great at showing that
I learnt so much - a boy from England
Wouldn’t call it scary, but emotional and informative.
Hearing how his father took his own life right before Eli was coming to get him. Oh how it broke my heart. Eli I hope you’re living a good life and happy. Many hugs! Stay strong buddy. You’re amazing.
11:18 personally the silence would kill me
RIGHT
It’s horrible how when some people notice another person struggling, instead of helping them and supporting them in the hopes of their recovery they shun them
Fr
Eli's dad story is so sadd.
I am glad Ben was really respectful of literally everything and showed us both sides; the good and the bad.
THANKS BENNNN!
This Thursday I went to an Amish town and we were given a tour of the lifestyle, and I learned so much through this video. During the tour they made it seem as though becoming Amish was one of the best things in this world and they never spoke of anything horrible like Eli did.
The church system operates like a cult with power and control over the people, but they do not want you to know that until after you get baptized and make an oath to follow the rules the rest your life
ohio?
The Amish community is full of rape, incest, beating one year old infants, etc. Drug dealers, thieves get punished more than pedophiles in the Amish communities do. Victims told me stories of inappropriate touching, groping, fondling, exposure to genitals, digital penetration, coerced oral sex, anal sex, and rape, all at the hands of their own family members, neighbors, and church leaders.
Both parties have to go before the church, and confess about what happened and the victim has to ask the male perpetrator for forgiveness for having tempted him. It’s the woman’s fault. The women are also warned not to report to police, to outside authorities. If they do, they are going to be ex-communicated by the church.”
@@eliyoder491 and how do they operate like a cult?
really loving these mini documentaries that you've started! thank you for giving us a new perspective and depth on topics/ things that would rather just be meme material or shallow to especially our generation. I am a fan of your drama mama series and adore the fact that a similar, fresh take and meaningful content is growing over this channel over time. thank you once again!
i live next to a whole bunch of amish. and one thing i realized is that they really care so deeply about people. every so often they leave a loaf of bread or a jug of maple syrup and your door and it just makes me happy to know they care.
" So what's your horses na-"
* Side eye * " Mack. "
His inner thought, " young people can't stop talkin can they? JEEZ "
Ben is like the nicest person some times but also he have gone through more in 10 years then most people do in a life time 😭✋💀
The little black dog though 😭
15:00 it just makes me so sad when they put people who died that way away from everyone. Last year I went out to my grandmas hometown and we went to the graveyard and I saw a unmarked grave at least 50ft away from all the other graves and it just had a broken wooden cross that someone had put there. That grave was about 100 years old but the cross was only about 20 years old :(
I like that Ben is exploring the world and showing us a lot of things as a content creator. He was a social pranker, now he is a social investigator.
I like this content a lot, thank you, benoftheweek
14:27 bro i almost cried, that's terrible, i hope one day something exciting will happen to eli.
off topic, but, wanderer?!
I love the documentaries you have made. Those videos are definitely my favorite to watch from you. You should make more of them!
hearing about his dad and his experiences was just so sad and hes such a soldier for pushing through all of those battles
It’s so sad to see some of the people felt so outcasted when they were alive only to end up still outcasted after death
Yeah
Bro Give This Man A Grammy hes committed crime, talked to the devil herself, and has joined many cults and sacrificed his life for us-
When did he talk to the devil? :))
@@AnisaMedinaK_12 the vegan teacher 😭
A GRAMMY?! dude that is even worse an Oscar. Does Ben make music now?
@@daniellecandy4426 mhm you should have seen his singing in one of his vids
Eli’s dad’s story is very heartbreaking. I hope that the Amish start respectingthe grave more, it’s quite disgusting what they were trying to do to it. Eli is very kind for driving Ben around and sharing his story. Wishing you the best Eli!
the buggy driver rambeling is just the funniest thing i have ever heard in my life
“Aight, get out.” 💀
"Aight Get Out"
“Aight Get Out”
"Aight get out"
I feel so bad for Eli. He sounded like he wanted to cry really.
I hope he's okay and that his father is in a better place
17:08 you can hear how hurt he is
Keep up the awesome work Ben. It’s nice to see you bringing awareness to both good and bad sides of Amish colonies. As lots of people these days just take the whole thing as a joke. I can’t wait for the next video!
He really said ,”aight get out.”
Yeah ,he was not having it 💀
11:08 Not me thinking he was talking about his wife being in a cage oml
SAME 💀
Everytime I say Ben has done it all, he adds something to the list that I and no one else could've thought of.
11:39 that was so awkward and i wasn’t even there 😭
I have a few minor issues with how some of their animals are being treated (I AM SPEAKING AS AN EQUESTRIAN, NO HATE IS INTENDED) I thought I would share them
1. The horses are stood in spaces where they can't move and they're stuck eating
2. The fact that the man can't think of the name for the horse confuses me, if that horse is in a barn you go to, you should know his/her name
3. Thank you for reading this, this isn't hate I'm just sharing my opinion
The amish dont see animals as pets or stuff, just as helpers
Its crazy you don’t know this simple knowledge
@@totallyjoyfulday no it’s crazy I didn’t know anything about the Amish 6 months ago, really, wow.
@@Star.s_Editz I mean they do seem to be treating their dog right 🤷
I actually didn't expect Eli Yoder to be in this video, he is actually really nice and wants to help the Amish, I see a lot of his videos on TikTok and I do believe he is doing the right thing. Keep up the work Eli if you are ever reading this, same with you ben, You make really good videos!
I haven't seen him but he's in the comment section. I hoe he expised all thr sexual abuse
I love the old lady feeling the Amish bops at 8:45
LOLLL
i think i love eli, i love the way he lives his life, the way he talks about his dad and family and everyone. i’m sorry for his loss.
Congrats on 10 years of RUclips Ben 🥺 you truly deserve all the love
I love how Ben just goes really deep into something and makes a video out of it to show us his ideas>>
Eli sounds like such a nice and genuine person. The bit about his dad was so sad but it was so brave of him to share it on the internet. props to every amish person who gave ben some insight into the community
14:06 those children are just itching to get out
the story about Eli's father was so depressing and sad. it almost made me cry, and the fact people tried to vandalize it, is fvcked up.:(
16:38 this made me start crying
ben sharing his story and being so understanding by just listening amazes me.
10:14
I love how Ben started eating at the Amish dinner table then the people of the house saying Amen and Ben forgetting that they do that😭
6:08 "habba habba pretty color trumps dead" hes a real one for this
Ben has lots more confidence than ive ever had in my whole life but this was aslo somewhat educational good job ben
I love these longer documentary type videos, keep up the amazing work! ❤
the part about eli’s dad made me sob im so glad he’s doing better
Ben hanging out with an Amish family is how I actually in literally every social situation ever 💀
The Amish aren’t so bad, they seem ok and sort of nice people, but at the same time this was kinda terrifying
I was in Plymouth, Massachusetts on a road trip and staying in this hotel. My family and I were by the pool and this Amish guy came over and sat with us and this other group and they started talking and he told us how his ex wife’s father was the leader of a cult that shaved off Amish’s beards. He told us how he had to take his two daughters (who were at the pool) away from his wife. I think you can see the whole story online somewhere but the thing that surprised me was that this guy had a flip phone and to get there he had this older couple drive them around on a vacation. Also in Plymouth there is a deli called “The Yellow Deli” and it is run by a cult called the “Twelve Tribes” it’s very interesting stuff.
Went down a rabbit hole reading about the Yellow Deli the other day. It's eerily fascinating.
6:00 as a Pennsylvanian I can say that the going around the buggy’s is not out of anger, but out of convenience for both of us , in fact they’ll usually wave you on to go in front. It’s like a pact we have with them 😂
The part where Eli was talking abt his dad got me teary eyed- :(
for a second I thought that the title was "I Joined The Asians"
i recently went to pennsylvania, where the amish community is very active, and it seemed so nice and simple from the outside. i never would have guessed that the amish had all these deep dark secrets. also, i was sick as a dog before watching this video and now i feel so much better. thx Ben 💚💚
There’s underground Amish boxing rings in lanc 😂
Omg the part where Ben went to eat in some old folks' house is so brave and awkward... Mostly awkward tho...
The story about the guy's father was so sad. He was about to get outta there but, that happens.
“ what’s your horses na” “ MACK”
5:38 reminds me when someone talks about something that you don’t even know about or they mumble and you just play along and act like you know what they’re saying 💀💀
7:25 I grew up around the Amish country in Maryland/Delaware. Many Amish communities DO allow things like electricity, internet, and cellphones solely to conduct business. They can also ride in vehicles as long as it’s a non Amish driver.
there’s i think 2 diff maybe three different types of amish
I think those are Mennonites
its the "aight get out." for me
Why did the guy in the back look like Mario💀 8:47
ben is sometimes normal crazy, but then sometimes he’s actually insane to do the unthinkable
i wish nothing but the best for eli
I feel so bad for Eli and his dad. that whole thing made me cry so much
21:08 this part almost made me cry just hearing about what eli went through as a child 😕
same:(
I used to live in Pennsylvania and there was this really good market ran by Amish people, and everywhere you went there was a horse and buggy
“What’s your horses name!? 😁” “mack. 😒”
i live in ohio and i saw the amish at a concert... must've been breaking rules
“lots and lots of eggs“
Beautiful😌
HE FINALLY LIVED HIS DREAM OF BEING AMISH WE’VE COME SO FAR
This is one of the saddest things I've ever heard especially when they talked about his dad
The lady vibing to “I wanna farm your land”
benjamin of the week
Seeing Eli being recognised by the Amish positively made me smile lol
bro we need a "Ben's News Channel" cause like fr this was so informative. you actually showed the bad AND the good. Lots of people only focus on one side, but this was a very honest view. ty.
Ben seems like such a nice person to hangout with.
Yea fr
The family dinner was so awkward
im so sad for Elie and everything he has been thru. I hope that his dad rests in peace and I hope Elie can live the rest of his life happy
My my😢 ben does so much for us .......and Ben we are indeed satisfied. it's a good day when Ben uploads ❤luv u Ben keep up the good work😊❤
im sorry but the amish dinner part kinda felt like a horror game, but they were nice 😭
that story about eli’s father is heartbreaking, i genuinely felt so sad for him. rip
AS A PERSON WHO LIVES IN OHIO IM SO GLAD IM NOT AMISH OR ANY OF THAT COUNTRY STUFF. ANYWAYS IM SO HAPPY YOU CAME HERE I WISH I COULDVEE MET U UR MY FAVORITE RUclipsR