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Tribal People Try Fruit Cocktail for the First Time

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About this video

A first taste of fruit in the village. This Tribal People Try episode does what the channel always does: put something new in front of people who cook every meal from scratch and let them talk.

What is fruit?

Fruit from other climates: dragon fruit, durian, passion fruit, blueberries, avocado, kiwi, jackfruit, exotic melons. Punjab grows mangoes, guavas, oranges and pomegranates, so the tribe know fruit but not these.

What to watch for

Dragon fruit looks spectacular and tastes of very little, which is the running joke. Durian's smell gets the biggest reaction of anything on the channel. Berries are liked and judged too expensive for what they are.

The comparison they always make

Mango is the king here and every fruit is measured against it. A fruit that is not sweet — avocado, a bland melon — fails on principle.

This episode

It's the tribe's first fruit episode; 5 more followed. The most-watched fruit episode is "Tribal People Discover Dragon Fruit for the First Time!" (306.7K views). The video runs about 10 minutes, went up in September 2020 and has 154.8K views and 3.9K 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 fruit?

Fruit from other climates: dragon fruit, durian, passion fruit, blueberries, avocado, kiwi, jackfruit, exotic melons. Punjab grows mangoes, guavas, oranges and pomegranates, so the tribe know fruit but not these.

Did the tribe like the fruit?

Watch to the end — nothing is scripted, and when something doesn't suit them they say so. Mango is the king here and every fruit is measured against it. A fruit that is not sweet — avocado, a bland melon — fails on principle.

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.