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🚨WATCH: iShowSpeed responds to a now-deleted comment questioning why he drank cow’s blood mixed with milk while visiting the Maasai Mara in Kenya, with concerns it could make him sick due to a different immune system. He responded by saying “They welcomed me into the Maasai Mara, let me...

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Usman Sarki9 ay önce

You don’t have to understand everything to honor it. His explanation was simple and sincere Speed is legend

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Khalid on Crypto9 ay önce

W speed moment ❤️‍🩹

Mr. 6lack profil fotoğrafı
Mr. 6lack9 ay önce

Respect to iShowSpeed for fully embracing Maasai culture by drinking the traditional blood and milk mix. Shows real courage and appreciation for local traditions.

M'mugambi,Mugambi profil fotoğrafı
M'mugambi,Mugambi9 ay önce

It cannot harm him. It is healthy..You cannot get sick in afrika.

Big B😈 profil fotoğrafı
Big B😈9 ay önce

Funny how ‘different immune system’ only comes up when African culture is involved. He showed respect simple.

🍀AstroNuel profil fotoğrafı
🍀AstroNuel9 ay önce

Why tf would you drink that?!!! It’s definitely not hygienic

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Rackz9 ay önce

They hosted him, fed him, named him Nyangulo, he drank the munono and jumped with the warriors. That’s not 'risking his immune system'… that’s earning a tribe. Respect >>> fear 🩸🛡️

XRebel profil fotoğrafı
XRebel9 ay önce

Drinking blood is bad.. But a dog licking yall Caucasians is cool... Stop this bs

Nyla 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇵🇸 profil fotoğrafı
Nyla 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇵🇸9 ay önce

speed is one of my favourite people ngl

null profil fotoğrafı
null9 ay önce

Cow’s blood is wild though.

A L K Ē B U L A N profil fotoğrafı
A L K Ē B U L A N9 ay önce

That’s the difference between tourism and humility. You don’t grow by staying comfortable — you grow by showing respect. He didn’t drink it for content. He drank it because he was welcomed. That’s how bridges get built.

💞Annshanty 💞 profil fotoğrafı
💞Annshanty 💞9 ay önce

These mfs just be hating on Africa.....that thing is healthy and that's their daily drink and they are very healthy unlike you

XRebel profil fotoğrafı
XRebel9 ay önce

Yall go feral the moment Speed drinks cow blood like it is some forbidden ritual but the same crowd will stand up and clap like seals when Gordon Ramsay plates up a slab of bloody steak dripping red juice and calls it gourmet. One man drinks it raw and he is labeled crazy uncivilized and disgusting. Another man cooks it for thirty seconds flips it twice sprinkles salt and suddenly it is fine dining elite taste Michelin vibes. Make it make sense bro. Blood in a cup is savage but blood on a plate is classy. Same cow same blood different accent different camera angle. The hypocrisy is loud and it is hilarious.

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TakeSense9 ay önce

That’s a solid response. He wasn’t chasing shock value he was showing respect to the people who welcomed him. Hard to argue with that.

OYO profil fotoğrafı
OYO9 ay önce

You dont tell speed what to do

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Geofrey Opiyo9 ay önce

When the elders welcome you into the tribe, you don't ask for a menu—you show up and show respect. ​Besides, that Maasai mixture is built different... it's the secret remedy for COVID and every other variant out there! 😂💉 Speed is officially immune to everything now.

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Diana Lynn9 ay önce

I knew this sounded familiar Anthony Bourdain did the same on an episode of Parts Unknown where he visited the Maasai with Kamau Bell Everyone, get a grip

🍀AstroNuel profil fotoğrafı
🍀AstroNuel9 ay önce

Kenyans giving him their rituals trying to pin him down? Definitely not going to work

Eazi04 profil fotoğrafı
Eazi049 ay önce

Thats healthier than alot of fast food yall put in your bodies everyday

Matts profil fotoğrafı
Matts9 ay önce

Only streamer who would do this

Fateemah profil fotoğrafı
Fateemah9 ay önce

Respecting local culture and experiences is powerful even if it’s outside your comfort zone, and shows curiosity and humility.

𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐇𝐎𝐏𝐄  profil fotoğrafı
𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐇𝐎𝐏𝐄 9 ay önce

iShowSpeed’s response actually nails a deeper point that gets lost in quick reactions. He wasn’t just sipping something strange for content, he was participating in a cultural ritual, showing respect to a community that opened its doors to him. Immune system worries aside, the core lesson is about humility and engagement: sometimes, to truly understand others, you have to step into their world on their terms, not yours. This ties subtly to what First October embodies: respect and presence matter. Just as he honored the Maasai Mara, creating trust and connection in communities requires listening, learning, and participating genuinely. Experiences like this remind us that engagement isn’t always comfortable, but stepping into someone else’s reality, even if it looks unusual from the outside, builds bridges that words alone can’t.

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Cody Savage-Dragon/acc9 ay önce

He is a superhuman so it will be fine.

Alkaline thoughts. profil fotoğrafı
Alkaline thoughts.9 ay önce

In Africa you are not allergic. Just consume, your system will adapt with time. Happened to me, I used to be allergic to beef. Used to

Lethumusa profil fotoğrafı
Lethumusa9 ay önce

Speed is a traveller, not a tourist.

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Cameron Williams9 ay önce

Americans have eaten and drank worse than cow blood with milk. Are food is chemically made and processed. McDonald's is king for this. Our groceries stores have meat that we don't even know where it's from. We drink pus filled milk, and you think this is outrageous lmao.

SongzW profil fotoğrafı
SongzW9 ay önce

Why is he responding to ignorant questions

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🦖9 ay önce

he’s realer than me cus um

Ijaya1 profil fotoğrafı
Ijaya19 ay önce

Respect

Dr. Samuel Byiringiro🇷🇼❤️ 🇬🇭 profil fotoğrafı
Dr. Samuel Byiringiro🇷🇼❤️ 🇬🇭9 ay önce

Exactly you have to respect the culture of another country and follow the same rules, I totally understand and support you, @ishowspeedsui you are incredibly doing well 👍

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🍀AstroNuel9 ay önce

God forbid I drink this shit….. don’t record this nonsense

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null9 ay önce

We all love Ishowspeed.

Oscar Mejia profil fotoğrafı
Oscar Mejia9 ay önce

All the folks that eat rare steak 🥩 better not be talking negatively in this comment lol

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