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Tribal People Try Canned Tuna Salad for the First Time

76.3K views2 May 20214:37Watch on YouTube

About this video

Canned, tried for the first time by villagers from rural Punjab, Pakistan. Nobody tells them what to say. Some like it, some don't, and in the Tribal People Try way they explain exactly why.

What is canned?

Canned and packaged food: Spam, canned cheese, baked beans, canned bread, instant mashed potatoes, freeze-dried meals, gas-station snacks. Convenience food from countries where people cook less.

What to watch for

Spam is the headline — pressed pink meat from a tin — and the halal beef or chicken versions used in the videos still get a long look before the first bite. Squeezy cheese and canned bread are treated as jokes until they are not.

The comparison they always make

Tinned food is rare in the village; even the flour is ground from wheat you can see. The distance between a chicken in the yard and a can of chicken is the whole reaction.

This episode

It's the tribe's first canned episode; 2 more followed. The most-watched canned episode is "Tribal People Discovering Microwave Oven Will Make You Grin For Hours" (390.3K views). The video runs about 5 minutes, went up in May 2021 and has 76.3K views and 3.6K likes.

Frequently asked

Who are the people in Tribal People Try?

Villagers from rural Punjab, Pakistan. They're families from the same area, not actors, and they've been part of the channel for years.

What is canned?

Canned and packaged food: Spam, canned cheese, baked beans, canned bread, instant mashed potatoes, freeze-dried meals, gas-station snacks. Convenience food from countries where people cook less.

Did the tribe like the canned?

Watch to the end — nothing is scripted, and when something doesn't suit them they say so. Tinned food is rare in the village; even the flour is ground from wheat you can see. The distance between a chicken in the yard and a can of chicken is the whole reaction.

Where was this video filmed?

In rural Punjab, Pakistan, where the participants live. The videos are recorded in the village rather than in a studio.