All gone to shit. Some of them huge safety hazards too. But they're still fun videos to watch.

Same thing I was thinking

@@VCthaGOATdunker You act like they putting them on air b&b. They do it for fun and they make a little bit of money on the views. Thats why they keep building them.

@@VCthaGOATdunker I mean they are obviously fake in way

seems like a hobby for them, make money from views, maybe get to use it or rent it for afew weeks to a month after being built (not sure if they do but i imagin some people wouldnt mind spending a night or afew in some of these kinds of buildings) its a shame these cant be permanent but i understand that would take allot more effort and planning.

you would not last a week in the chinese rainforest. white baby boomers were born soft and ruined their subsequent offspring by being fat and breast feeding them until they are 18.

@@AnxiousCowboy More likely somewhere in Thailand or Vietnam. I don't care about your racism though. The fact is it's really pretty for the dry season, but you had better move out before the monsoon season. Why do you think they built their old-style homes on stilts in Thailand dummy? 🤣 this house they built is far more practical, though they still need more weatherproofing on the roof. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mrCeacWm0NuzdnU.html

@@AnxiousCowboy Yeah, and if anything, Westerners ween their young _much_ earlier than in other cultures, leading to endemic levels of abandonment issues.

yup. And imagine how the wood in that roof will look like after a few weeks even outside of monsoon season. With that earth and grass on top of it! What are they thinking??? As so often nowadays, it looks nice (for a moment) but it is meaningless.

@@arekkusu888 you know humans have been using thatched roofs for thousands of years, right? that's why Thatcher is a last name

Crazy they don't sweat right? must mean there is an entire crew doing the work.

@@triciasuglian4507 not everyone is a fat american

​@@rickwilson5611 the point is its highly unlikely both of these men don't sweat. Being in shape doesn't just make you immune to working up a sweat.

Its a video, with editing. Edit: If there is something you should never consider as true is a youtube video.

They also seem to be hammering invisible wooden nails in the farther shots.

And all the perfectly cut sod pieces...

stop stealing other people's jokes

@@punanyologist stop stealing other people's responses

Stop the bitch fight ;-)

Not really funny, considering the title of the video.

simp

Might be better than burning to death if those torches catch on fire.

@@moondawg3693 It took them way too long to realize the lawn was on fire.

It's all just decorative and probably solely for the video. It's still impressive, but it is not well constructed for sustainability in the slightest. I bet they tear the structures down after a day or two of the video being finished.

@@moondawg3693 LMAOOOO

Ehm, this isnt really primitive, they are using concrete and iron/steel tools...

Is it primitive, could you do this?

Very primitive...

@@joshpring1 he could do that ten times over in half the time Pshh Ffft

@@NAVITS I see this comment a lot, but there's no proof. All of these builds are possible to do by hand.

not sure where you're from, but this would be illegal in the US as it doesn't adhere to local building standards. You could get mad about it, or you could vote Libertarian

@@kerrykennedy6398 as far as "local" building standards in the United States, it is based up where you live in the United States. Not the United States as a whole. Additionally I am a right leaning leaning libertarian and voted for Trump. Why anyone would vote for Biden is completely beyond me. Which also convinced me that the libertarian party is completely full of shit because they endorsed Biden.

@@letsgobrandon6992 As opposed to Trump who had state actors in unmarked vans kidnapping protesters, among other violations of our constitutional American liberties? You are as libertarian as Stalin, you anti-American commie. Libertarians don't support these radical marxist corporations that are paying off both Trump and Biden.

Which ones? Even a trailer park in Kansas is more sturdy.

@@kevindouglas8768 Kind of a sarcastic joke, but some of the materials used in a modern house or condo, for what you pay for could actually be better.

@@BBBCanada1 Bamboo grows incredibly fast, but rots in just a few years. I've heard one that it's life expectancy is something like 3-5 years. I'm guessing these guys just wanted a few years out of this thing. That's fine. I've seen some tough building made out of recycled pallets, rough cut logs, scrap metal, stones... I think about the worst thing a person can do is skimp of footings, roof beams, and anchors. These guys did all 3.

~ My dad build all our storage houses and fences with similar hand tools in the 70's and 80's. And he did it alone. I don't understand why you would think it's a problem? We have always build houses with hand tools through all of our history. 😊⚒

это будущая программа доступного жилья рф

@@aleekss9841 не нравится - кормите банкстеров ипотекой.

They should put an outhouse underneath the bed and then the bed would also be a toilet. That would solve any problems and would encourage world peace.

@@NAVITS It is possible with cob. Sorry boutcha.

they make basement houses that are halfway underground or so, enough pops out for a few of those small rectangle windows. energy efficient

@@NAVITS why you say it's fake?

@@GoEvenHarder Because he's either an idiot or a troll; neither of which matter.

Good thinking. alot of there builds weak to hard weather though. guess then you just build a new one.

It's next to the production studio and all the heavy equipment they use to fake these videos.

It is one forest and all fake, search for behind the scene videos on youtube

m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j6mpf7qZtdTVYYE.html

(Translation) I like to watch these videos. You guys are too much 👏👏

@@williamyang2964 we can translate by ourselves

you wouldnt last a week in the chinese rainforrest

@@AnxiousCowboy ok? a building in the UK wouldn't last long anywhere where there's earthquakes or severe floods, but that's not the environment it was built for so why does it matter?

​@@neian147 You would not last a week in the russian rain forrist

@@AnxiousCowboy yeah you're right. Your point?

@@neian147 many people have died please be carefaul

These dudes build a fuckin underground house and your life is so sad that you actually need to be negative as soon as you spot something. Ofc they are not going to cut down several trees just to make a YT video. Is the video titled "we build a house with just the stuff we found"? Nah. They even use iron tools from the beginning but you point out them buying wood? Bruh like wake up and stop being so toxic, and just enjoy the craft.

@@TheMLGCookieMonster69 Except the channel is called primitive building. it's cool to watch, but that doesn't mean someone can't call out cut corners.

if youre gonna point out anything point out the zipties they used on the door

@@nosoco81 which part about cut wood isn't primitive? Are they using cement blocks? Excavators? Nah, they are still using whatever can be found primitively in nature.

@@TheMLGCookieMonster69 Looks above ground to me..

I imagine it changes dramatically during the wet season...depending on their geographical location that is.

You would also think that there would be a lot more roots than there was, top of my garden is no where near the jungle these guys are in, and you can't even dig a foot down without encountering thick tree/bush roots!!

"Honey, it's not what you think,... plus we only did it that one time."

they've built little houses of all sorts . I love watching their videos. ingenious designs to

Your career and size has no relevance to your comment other than your attempt at impressing strangers on the internet.

@@stuwest5862 It's a fairly basic appeal to authority for clout, and admission of humility in order to maximize his respect of those 2 men. True or not. Get your head out of your ass. You are wrong. It has relevance. Marine: Team work under potential threat of death. So he might have some working knowledge of that. And complemented them strait way. Then the humility: I am big and a marine. There for strong and skilled. They have done a thing I can't. That is impressive to me. If you have worked a day in your life you might understand what he said.

It’s fake

@@matthewkeebler2326 My apologies, sir. I don't appear to have read your whole post when I first replied. Thank you for your support.

Home Depot

I’m pretty sure the do. Did you ever notice how perfectly straight their building poles are cut? Definitely using power tools offscreen.

@@GreenAppelPie of course haha

its not insane when you use machines and a lot of people to build things like these, remember that they use machines just like those who build skycrappers for example and skycrappers are much more impressive

@@zyarthxr4394 yes it is still insane, great craftsmanship

Uh. Primitive building. Lol. Their whole set up is bogus

What nature provides, and also industrially created tools. The cut on those decorative siding bits are so clean and regular I'm 80% sure they're using power tools off camera.

It's fairytale like. Gorgeous really.

prefeerably with milwaukee tools

And some heavy equipment behind the camera? Lol I built a structure with tools by hand and it was a simple structure- but I am sure these two guys didn’t do the heavy work they claim to here. They’re not dirty, not sweaty, etc

Could be a home depot near by. :P

It's called a tree. The cuts are obviously not perfectly even so it didn't come from a store. They simply found smaller width trees and cut them down, then shaved the bark off.

@@pyroviper1233 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Have you ever heard of "time lapse" photography? No? Really? Fast forward? Really? Common sense works wonders!

@@kathybenjamin6512 pity you don’t apply some common sense before commenting then. Of course I’ve heard of time lapse photograph. My point is, that from practical experience, trying to drill holes with hand tools is an extremely labour intensive task, which would take a very long time - thus making the 16-days full build claim incorrect.

@@pedropig 16 days is a long time bud

@@canobeans4u dude, I was being ironic. But the fact remains that it would take a long while to drill those holes in that manner - far to ong t enable the rest of the build to be accomplished in 16 days. as others have said, they must have a team off camera doing work for them. I actually admire the work, whoever does it, but to try and claim it all as happening in 16 days with just two people and very rudimentary tools is a fraud.

@@pedropig dought

Not very well, I can assure you. I'm sure the fun ends after the first rain.

you can find the video on youtube that covers the topic, "exposing" them

@@ViridianMarmot link?

I'm wondering if they build it like this because it increases engagement through comments such as yours and ... oh no, IT'S A TRAP!

@@blackforest_fairy kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j6mpf7qZtdTVYYE.html&ab_channel=PhotoXpression is the video of what happens to their projects after abandoning them.

One stiff breeze and it'll be in the neighbors jungle. Some of those connections didn't even get a tooth pick. No wonder I keep hearing about "devastation" in those places.

yea i do same thoughts what will they do when the monsoon season or hurricane starts

This is probably why we never see updates on previous projects

@@kevindouglas8768 how do you expect it to blow away, genuinely curious. These lads built good sturdy frame and anchored into the ground and a layer of top soil will weigh it down quite a bit right? But yeah looks very leaky tho

@@oli5dijksma616 Good sir, have you ever built anything? Have you seen the swings in weather that happen suddenly? If you build something with NO expectation of wind, it'll get ya. We had a 65 mile an hour wind run through southern Colorado. There were pieces of metal roofing that caught wind and acted like knives raging through yard. It almost cut a power pole right in half. I'll say again, ONE stiff breeze and that bamboo, toothpick, and sod sun shade is blowing like a kite.

I've seen time team. Apparently you can't dig more than 3 feet anywhere in the country without hitting somebody's church, lords, flint knives maybe an underground society sealed off since Caesar showed up.

I'm just waiting for Colin Furze to dig up someone's bones, or find an ancient relic

@@beckettman42 sometimes you get bits of old metal, but usually you find bricks. You can be in the middle of a field, I shit you not you will find bright orange bricks and they will dent the shit out of you spade or shovel. Did 3 or 4 years of landscaping, it can get really frustrating sometimes.

They have tools, just not what we are used to.

(Translation) congratulations, for your ability to build without tools, I would also like to see that you build these beautiful houses, with their rooms, independent living-dining room, kitchen, and bathrooms, all independent, a thousand blessings

como que sin herramientas ? no vez los palos cortados con cierra ? crees que esto lo hacen "primitivo" ?

@@estampidans2512 Translation: how without tools? Don't you see the cut sticks with zippers? do you think this makes it "primitive"?

@@williamyang2964 No, they said "What do you mean without tools? Aren't you watching the machine sawed pieces of wood? Do you truly believe they are doing this primitively?" And yes, technically you are correct that they misspelled "Sierra" but, they also misspelled "cómo" y "qué" yet you didn't took those literally. The "cómo" in that first question is not the question, the "qué" is the question.

@@eleSDSU Oh, ok thanks for reminding me

These two are located in Cambodia. The Survival Build woman is in Singapore. They says their structures are exactly like what they usually build in the jungle. I can’t imagine they are much protection from typhoons which are an issue in Southeast Asia but who knows maybe these types of easy (comparatively of course lol) to repair/build structures are preferable to large permanent structures which might be more expensive to rebuild after every harsh storm that comes in but I’m just guessing. Looking at this and comparing to the hurricanes I saw in Florida doesn’t exactly instill confidence in me here lol. I’d think that barring any massive storm they are probably still intact 12 months later.

I also notice they don't slope the roofs. they all look flat. that's a disaster waiting to happen. With a few tweaks and modern materials though, this would make a magnificent house to live in.

I always wonder the same

@@pattiannepascual yeah you’d think with torrential rain they’d need a slightly pitched roof. I’d love them to film from inside one during a rainstorm. That would be informative for sure lol

Their camera person and a tripod. They don't. These are art pieces at best and serve no functional purpose. All form no function. They fall to ruin from the elements. Almost immediately after. The water isn't treated or protected and becomes stagnant and hazardous quickly. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e6uIi9eBx7aWopc.html

Because it's only done for the video and not meant to be a viable structure.

I'm guessing that if the ground is that dry you can dig it with a stick and a front wall made from lattice that weather proofing and thermal efficiency are of little importance in that climate I have a suspicion these are eco lodges for seasonal tourists not permanent abode! None the less amazing work and how the guys work so well with so little tools and communication is a marvel!

These videos are not made to make actual functioning residences. These guys leave a massive mess of abandoned clay bricks and mud peppered throughout wooded areas. Just off camera there are dozens of mud-filled, stagnant water pools from what these guys have built before. You can look up aerial views of the destruction that they leave behind in their local environments.

@@biggusy25 okay but have you ever seen a quarry? I dont think these people building with only natural materials are causing much harm to the enviroment. Also i think it's a great learning expirience and preservation of knowledge useful in real life application.

These guys are environmental terrorists, besides that, they use crystal meth to work faster, AND animals were actually harmed in the making of this video.

That's the right question but think about it a bit more. Where would they get 400 sq ft of grass? It would take days to extract that much grass by hand in perfect segments and that's backbreaking work. How about all the materials and not just the wood? The perfect pieces of bamboo, the mud the perfect consistency, etc. Here's the trick. This isn't done by 2 guys. This is done by a team of 20-40 people and they only show the 2 working on it to get views. While I enjoy the channel, anyone who thinks that this is legitimately done by 2 guys with no tools should get their head examined. Watch their other videos and start doing the math and it's really obvious - like pools of water being filled by buckets that would take 3 weeks of nonstop effort, 24 hours per day, to fill - and yet they claim to do it in just a day or two. Even if they did work 3 weeks to fill a pool the water would be stagnant and quickly get nasty but it's always pure water in this videos. They're entertaining videos and fun to watch but they're incredibly misleading to the point of being outright falsehoods.

just what I was thinking, don't mean to "rain" on their parade, but this is all show and no go...

You can bet there’s an electric saw somewhere in the background.

No they are tearing one down they build last week about 30 feet out of sight!

they destroy their forests kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j6mpf7qZtdTVYYE.html&ab_channel=PhotoXpression

@@Jaybuilderjay Of course they do. Guess what happened to the forest where your house stands now?

@@Chris-yy7qc i realize that..but at least i can live here

@@Souljacker2100 no they're not

LOL! But you gotta remember that our ancestors didn’t have any power equipment or tools. The Egyptian Sphinx was built without power equipment or tools.

@@HappyBeeTV-BeeHappy I know mate. But on the other hand, you need to remember that for these days scientists aren't totally sure how Sphinx & pyramids were actually built.

@@marcinradziejewski6086 Scientists are ignorant bcuz they should know and don’t. They’re so smart and don’t even know something that the ancients knew.

@@marcinradziejewski6086 They do know, and wish to not share the information. The water erosion around the base of the Sphinx predates the Egyptian time line.

@@jamesmunn576 Why wouldn't they want to share the info? Would it change anything if everyone knew?

This is fake lol they use excavation tools and bring in a lot of their material from elsewhere

It is just a stunt and will be gone after first rain. The roof will be mostly washed off, water will get in the house and form a pool of mud.

This videos are fake montages for views, it says 16 days but its most likely built in one day by a team with modern tools off camera then they record little bits pretending these two do everything (obvious because the perfect clean wood cuts that are done out of camera), fast production discarded for the next video. and its fine, its just another way of entertainment.

They have no idea about weatherproofing, they have yet to show a building with a practical roof. This roof is worse than useless. At least with some of their buildings you would only have water pouring onto your head. With this you will be covered in mud and rotten vegetation.

@@leonardmilcin7798 Absolutely, it's about providing videos to gullible viewers.