When the man said “we are humans too” broke my heart. Of course you are. 😞

Drew: visits a country where English is the official language Also Drew: "I was pleasantly surprised by how many people speak English fluently"

Corruption is the worst thing to a country

We’re so rich in Africa but our leaders just hate us having good lives.

Drew binsky : you guys are 7feet tall! Sudan people : no you're short

It feels horrible 😭seeing such good people suffer because of some select individuals who decided to fight

Nilotic people 😍 dark, tall, regal and graceful ❤️ beautiful

South Sudanese , Somali , Senegalese, Tutsi Are very tall but first place goes to our South Sudanese brothers

Love u South Sudan 🇸🇸 from 🇪🇹🇪🇹

The part about the uni asking for aid is sad

We miss you brothers. Salute from Northern Sudan.

When you finish this you should show us your passport stamps (without your personal information of course).

Drew Binsky: shedding light on countries with a dark past since 2012

I’m very happy that you’ve posted such a positive video on South Sudan that doesn’t just focus on the negative aspects or sugarcoat the challenges it faces. However, I do love how you’ve highlighted that no matter the issues S. Sudanese face, they are always optimistic and welcoming. I’ve always had hope for my country and hoped that I’d visit once I’ve finished college. Now that I’m 22 and just graduated from college and S. Sudan is peaceful, I am motivated to visit the country and book a flight to visit my hometown of Biemnom. S. Sudan is beautiful and flourishing and I only hope to accelerate its progress one day. I know this may sound like I’m daydreaming but I’ve always had a game plan laid out and even centered my studies in college on development so that I can attempt to apply them to this beautiful nation that so many seem to brush off as another failing state. We are 8 years in the making with so much potential and so many young college educated Sudanese folk looking to aid the country and I believe that they’re dreams will come to fruition in the upcoming years.

Thanks so much for visiting our country south sudan 🇸🇸 I'm so glad to see people like you in our country, hope for the next 5 years coming you will see the change, you always will be welcome 😊🙏

As a northerner in Sudan but living in America, I’m saddened that I never took the chance to visit South Sudan while we were still united. All the war and northern government propaganda led me not consider visiting my brothers in the South. Since the divide I’ve had the opportunity to visit Khartoum, Darfur, Meroe, and Port Sudan. Inshallah I get to visit Kassala, Blue Nile, and Nuba Mountains next. After that, I’d love to visit my brothers South Sudan. I pray that they are able to unite and find peace + prosperity. Please learn from our mistakes! I love you 🇸🇩 🇸🇸 ❤️

- Why are you tall? - Who ses I'm tall? - You are tall!

Those skin tones are soo beautiful, my word !

“I was quite nervous to come here” definitely never quoted by drew for every other country

I have been in south Sudan ,juba for 5 years 2010 to 2015 and they are the most kindest people I even know smart, helpful, straightforward and sharing is normal they they don't eat alone No matter what Rich in culture the beauty is something I tell you I just wanna the world to know that south Sudan's are great people love you all may God bless them all 🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸

Home sweet home 💓❤️ South Sudan 🇸🇸🇸🇸💝💘♥️💟

Love south sudan brothers and sisters tallest people ❤🇸🇸from somalia 🇸🇴

Wow! This was incredible to see from your perspective Drew! Congratulations on country 174, so close!

0:35 Man got some drip

...the stunning nile river Shows sinking boat

South Sudan and Somalia, our brothers and sisters, soon you will rise. Love from Nairobi.

انتم تستحقون كل خبر تحياتي وحبي واحترامي لأهلي في جنوب السودان لازلت احس انكم اهلي وجزء من بلادي الحزينة اخوكم من جمهورية السودان

As a Sudanese, I really wish that we could be back together as a single country. I am fully aware of the racism that caused this separation, but the next generation of Sudanese people, by that I mean the Northern and the Southern part, are more than capable to eliminate any type of racial discrimination that we were forced to adopt from the previous corrupt government. Although some individuals will find this comment unacceptable, I strongly believe that we complete each other. #Unity for the two Sudans.

Final he went to my country south Sudanese I’m Dinka Aweil btw

My Dinka people 🇸🇸🇸🇸 ❤️

So glad you made this video! I myself was also concerned when you were going to be traveling South Sudan, all though it’s not by any means safe, but you definitely showed that is a country with beautiful, friendly, and welcoming people! Thank you!

Drew you are a real travel vlogger! Honestly, there aren't many content creators going to places like this but there you are! Well done sir! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

Nba needs to invest in South sudan, who knows what they can discover there?

I Love south sudan 😃🇸🇸. I came from Eritrea 🇪🇷 and live now since 2017 in Germany

Love you my brothers South Sudanese this from Sudan 🇸🇩

If we get such positive attitude and comments about our country,then the world will eventually change the narrative about South Sudan. Thank you Drew Binsky.

3:56 the kid is soo cute❤

Thank you for sharing this. For years and years Egypt and Sudan have needlessly harmed South Sudanese people in the most atrocious, inhuman ways. These are the indigenous people- since the time of the Pharos. I send my love and prayers to the people. May the good lord see the I justice and reward them abundantly. 🙏🙏💕💕from Ethiopia

Dutch people: *i'm tall* South Sudan people: *am i a joke ?*

A cousin of a friend worked here for a while in the oil industry and he said out of the 70 or so countries he visited, it's the country with the greatest proportion of people with beautiful faces he's ever seen.

الشوووووق الي جنوبنا الحبيب ♥️🇸🇩

Drew -The oil reserves in the country are estimated to be 472 million tons. "Knock knock" "Who is here?" "USA"

Love South Sudan From Somalia

South Sudan 🇸🇸! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍🤎

Love it South Sudan.. .. India🇮🇳

here at south sudan's 10th birthday 🎉🎉

South Sudan: I have Oil USA: I think you need some FREEDOM

Thank you for sharing this beautiful video and showing a real picture of these beautiful survivors. Blessings and continued safety to you in your journey.

There is something noble about Nilotic people like no other

I love my county sooo much🇸🇸❤️❤️

Wonderful hope the best for south sudan

Thanks for video taping for your subscribers in this country. Love those firm hand shakes. All the best to you, Drew. And all the best to South Sudan.

Some of them could easily be high fashion models. Tall, thin, super melaninated. Beautiful 🖤

Thanks for making these videos. As someone who has never traveled outside the USA I appreciate the opportunity to see and learn about other places/cultures. It would be nice though if in the beginning of each video you would put a quick locator map for all of us to the tune of "where in the world is....". Thanks.

love to check it my lovely neighbours , love and respect from 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹

LOVED this video. Thank you. The people are absolutely stunning.

I actually want to visit this beautiful country one day but not as a tourist, rather a volunteer to help people. I really wish I can. Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️

If ur sudanese like me🇸🇸 drop your flag🇸🇸🇸🇩

Yes, waited so long for this video. I have met many South Sudanese people and can call 2 my friends. They are definetily very friendly and humble people. Would love to visit South Sudan soon.

Hope for the best!! These people deserve a better tommarow, as they have faced more than enough of the hardship!

Late gang 👇🏿

I thought that South Sudan was THE worst place on earth. Now I kinda want to go, thank you for shedding light, Drew

Drew, I have seen some of your videos and still counting. They're done amazingly with sincererity from the heart, informative and full of adventure. Thanks Good Man

Your videos have been such an eye opener for me because you have shown the real beauty of countries that are portrayed as war-torn, every man for himself type of places on the news, and I just wanted to say thank you.

Early gang 👇🏿

Who else has been waiting for their daily dose of Drew's video?! These are such good videos!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾

3:52 That guy should be a model.

Hey drew!I love your videos keep doing what you love and stay positive!

380K people killed in the civilwar in South Sudan. Hope they get peace soon.

Dinka gang 🇸🇸✊🏿

My country people 🇸🇸🇸🇸❤️ Much love ❤️

My beautiful country!!! Thanks for sharing this.

This is one of the countries I'd most like to visit

Hey Drew, great video, but looks like half the cars in the road are Land Cruisers and not 'Land Rovers' 😊

Great to see that you get to travel so many countries .keep up

Thanks for your great videos...I really like your content..more power to your channel !

The boy with the dark blue shirt at 1:18 is soo handsome! When he grows up he’s gonna be even more handsome

Thank you so much for your video. Thank you for being a wonderful human.

OMG yes, you’re so close to a million! Continue doing what you love and what WE love 💓

1:29 And of course, the stunning Nile River *Shows half-sunken boat*

They have the most beautiful skin! They're just amazingly good looking people in general!

Omg nearly 1M subs! Your hard work is really paying off Drew! 🙌🙌🙌

Great video! I like how you’re positive, but also honest and realistic.

God bless to the people of South Sudan from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

do a video about each & every US State!

I really like his videos. They're all mostly straight to the point, not a lot of nonsense talking to inflate his ego or anything. And I'm learning a lot. I have subscribed. You should have a lot more viewers!

Am from South Sudan and glad someone is at least is sharing positive aspects of our country.

no doubt: the most beautiful people in africa! 😮 greetings from germany

When you love Drew Binsky so much your super early ❤️ great job Drew the effort you put in is great! Keep it up.

Drew you do such an amazing job dispelling preconceptions of people and cultures

It's nice to see you showing what South Sudan is like these days. What the media refuses to show

Imagine playing a round f basketball against them

They are so tall.i envy your youth and passion😄 Thanks for sharing your experiences of newest world🍁🍂 take care💕

Thanks for amazing content Drew!

Northern Sudanese here, I really miss them and wish they have the country we were never able to give them in the north 💜

In response to a commenter about ancient Cush and South Sudanese, I replied as below. I thought I’d post this as a comment for anyone interested. Find citations below. KEY POINT: Nile valley civilization was started by the ancestors of South Sudanese Nilotes and Sudanese Nilosaharan speaking people’s...so the OP is absolutely right in his statement that South Sudanese formed the earliest “country” in the world. I will, however, concede to second place for Egyptians because Kushite Kingdoms were second to the Egyptians in power, so maybe not as well known in the ancient middle eastern world, which is where the great powers of time were located, and where the authors of the biblical texts originate...Babylonians, Akkadian, Assyrians, etc... [the Bible is an anthology with several authors who themselves borrowed from other cultures] The ancient “Upper Nile” (upstream of Egypt) would have been first organized permanent settlement or “country” as the commentator puts it, though not a country in the traditional sense but a recognizable polity. The ancient Sudanese, the ancestors of the South Sudanese 🇸🇸 and non-Arab groups/Africans in Sudan 🇸🇩, were the first ppl in the world to settle down and establish permanent villages in the central Sahara or modern day south Libya...this was a period called the “wet Sahara” of the Holocene epoch, where the Sahara desert was green, with savanna grasslands, rivers, and lakes. When these began to dry up starting around 4000 BC, the advancing desert rapidly pushed people South, East, and West. These groups likely surround giant fresh water megalakes in the green Sahara and with desertification, They were pushed/scattered in all directions. The Southern group migrated South into Western Africa, they now are in Mali 🇲🇱 , Nigeria 🇳🇬 and Chad 🇹🇩 ; The western Cohort in Senegal 🇸🇳 , Gambia 🇬🇲 , & Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 , and the EASTERN people moved towards the Nile becoming the earliest settlers on the Nile valley. These group was made up of two major ethnicities, Nilosaharan speakers (settled southern parts = upper Nile) and Afroasiatic Speakers (Northern parts or Lower Nile). The people in the Southern Part of the Nile - Nilosaharan speaking group - were the ancestors of modern day South Sudanese 🇸🇸 Some “ ethnically African Sudanese”, and the Nubians 🇸🇩. The Northern part of the Nile valley was inhabited by Afroasiatic people - who became the ancestors of the ancient Egyptians and other northern Sudanese Afroasitic speakers such as the Beja (the Egyptians would later lump them with “Nubians/ Kushites” and called them “Medjay”). The Southern Nilosaharan people ( an Eastern Sudanic speaking people known as the “A-group”) who the Egyptians eventually came to know as “Kushites” were the first to establish civilization in the Nile valley. It then spread northwards, where Egypt advanced it to what we now recognize as ancient Egyptian Civilization. NB: this is a simplied version. It’s more complicated than I have presented above. e.g. there were already other African groups already in Eastern Sudan who likely mixed with the western migrants to create the various groups of Kushites and smaller nationalities on the periphery of the Kushite states.

I love you drew you believed in yourself and kept your dream to travel all the countries in the world

Drew, simply thanks for what you show us, everytime

woah I knew they looked tall but not that tall Love to see them thrive

South Sudan:im Poor but I have oil Few Month Later USA:Knock Knock South Sudan:Who is there? USA:USA!