Looking for trouble in Ethiopia 🇪🇹 vA 46

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Looking for trouble in Ethiopia 🇪🇹 vA 46


I walk to Arat kilo to have a great Ethiopian salad in a fruit house. It’s midday, the fruit house is quite full, but I still decide to go on with my vlog, and I film… that was the wrong decision, some people are very pissed by my camera, and the whole food vlog is ruined.
Though, the aggressive interaction that resulted from the fact that I…

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  1. I remember the last time I went to Ethiopia was 15 years ago , there were some mean people , I haven’t been back since and I am Ethiopian, but I am gonna give it one more try this year.

  2. this could happen anywhere around the world , this man might be having a bad day or has issues respect that and de escalate , some people dont want to be disturbed with people filming when they are eating , your just a tourist filming everything with a camera on you this is not an answer that just because you have ordered something you have the right to film everyone , what a dumb answer , ask permission next time from the management its private property or just film yourself and your food i understand you are also making money from your channel but respect people not wanting to be filmed they have every right . yes looking for trouble is the title to attract for more views … you could have cut this scene out and added another title but you are still trying to prove that you are right , you talk too much without any reason just say sorry and respect the locals , enjoy your meal and avoid the whole debate …

  3. On this occasion you are in the wrong my friend! You are inside a private business, not on the street. Legalities aside, it is just good manners to ask for consent and to make sure you position yourself in a way people who do not want to be on camera are not…..

  4. Sorry, about this ignorant Galla’s they think they own the land. They’re so ignorant that’s where their arrogance comes from.
    Don’t talk to him!
    Galla’s are ignorant peasants!

    Trust me no one else we do that but the Galla’s that stole the election demolishing Amharas and Gurages home. They’re so stupid and poor minded. He just wants attention. You should just have ignored him. He’s probably working for the local Galla’s office he wanted money from you.

  5. Coming from Chicago USA, I was in Addis Abba last week. I also visited Lalibela, Aksum, Mekele. I will not forget Abune Yamata Guh, I did make the climb (Tigray region). I enjoyed every bit of my journey in Ethiopia. My guides at each location were the best. I had absolutely no idea how beautiful Ethiopia is.

  6. Who cares about being filmed. It's ridiculous. The eyes are recording, and CCTV is recording!! Where do you draw the line? I personally don't give a ** who films me, I am not hiding anything.

  7. You're not on the street. You're in a restaurant. You're in another country, maybe you should respect the way people live there. They asked you nicely and you refused. Try the same thing in Colombia or Mexico. Let's see how that ends.

  8. Yves could have handled the situation better. I think when you are the minority, and in a place away from home, it is prudent to speak in a normal tone, and just act humbly. Remember the time you were crossing the place, where they had stoned the Polish cyclist, you modified your actions to be more friendly, meek, towards the kids, and other residents, so you could avoid any issues. This was wise, because of a previous traumatic experience. It is just safer to pretend to be wrong or recognise a potential hazardous sitaution, and stop yourself from escalating it. Just like those rowdy kids, if those customers decided to jump you, or even stone you, many in the comments would side with the aggresors. Even if the owner had allowed you to film, and it was legal to film, but the clients told you NO, it would have been extremely dangerous to do so because you are risking your life. We just need to forget about the rules, and remember there are cultures, humans are unpredictable. Also, Ethiopia has a history with foreigners. They beat the Italians, they were never colonised. Anyway, am sure, lessons were learnt. Be safe brother.

  9. I am an amateur photographer and when I travel I always see interesting people and like to photograph them. I talk with them for a while, if they own a business I always buy something and then I ask for permission to photograph them. I cannot recall any time that I was denied my request. I think your reaction my friend was too defensive. I am glad you did not get in more trouble. I subscribe to your channel because it is fabulous and admire your work and courage. But please be careful.

  10. Hello Eve, I hope you are reading this comment, I want to send my condolence for everything you faced on this video. The person who spoiled your day by talking no sense about filming the streets and everything about Addis Ababa was not trying to defend himself or others, instead he was trying to gain attention from others by confronting Forringers like you by showing that he is a literate person who can speak English. I am also Ethiopian, and I can say there are a lot of persons who have such kind of behavior.
    but for better I just want to say that you are the most generous, respectful and so entertaining youtuber on this platform, you were trying hard to show the world good side of Ethiopia, even though everyone was against you. I had also watched the barber incident, and it was so sad but eve I want to tell you that all Ethiopian are not like this. Thank you for everything keep going

  11. ethiopia is weird. decent number of years ago, lets say 10, a friend took a job there. he was in a bind and took an offer. he had nothing good to say and bailed after 3 months despite the pay and benefits being way above what he could get stateside at the time….. during his stay he took some photos of things that yves or you lot will never see, due to his job and access. suffice to say, i know why they dont like cameras in that country in general……….

  12. It's not just about being a foreigner – everyone has the right to not be filmed without their consent. Always remember to ask for permission from the owner before recording. He is no intention to harm you, stupid..

  13. I think you were in the wrong here, I'd have just "oh sorry, that's fair enough I'll make sure to blur you out" and this whole situation would have been avoided

  14. Look my dear Ethiopian have some strange culture that distinguishes them from the rest of the world. Not because they hate foreigners,but they have strong culture.
    And, additionally they have a deep respect for elders.
    If you don't,they will curse you!!!
    Ethiopian are good people now and forever where you believe or not,they respect you!!

  15. There could be misunderstandings in your trip in Ethiopia I agree but What they told you in the restaurant in Arat kilo . They are right. You can’t film anyone without their consent. He clearly told you that you can eat and enjoy but you can’t film me. This is not about western paranoia as you indicated. This is about privacy. You need to understand and respect the culture when you travel from one place to another. Please don’t monetize with videos that is not accurately describing the situation. There is a reason for not being filmed. It could be political,social, personal or any reason, they just don’t want their daily life on social media and they chose not to be filmed.

  16. I experienced the same thing in Ethiopia and was even told I have to delete my footage. I told them “okay” but I never deleted anything and I posted it on YouTube. 😂 I’m with you – people need to know the laws. Public filming is not illegal.

    My husband is Ethiopian and he was embarrassed by these ppl. They are acting like Karen’s.

  17. Bro you should have just said “my apologies for not asking” and they would have paid for your meal 😂 but, it’s when u start arguing that homie had to dominate you a little, it wasn’t too heavy handed in my opinion.

  18. I feel both ways. I dont like to be filmed in public. There is a youtuber kr something and posts pictures of me in the internet. Nowadays pwople think its normal but its very unpolite. You are basical,y using my data without my permission . How many women did you recorded during your visit around the world. If their husbands knew you woukd die 800 times