YouTuber Brodie Moss is making the buzz for visiting an island indigenous tribe that has “barely any contact with the outside world”. The Australian YouTuber recently visited the ‘forgotten islands’ in Northern Vanuatu, which has been a safe haven for indigenous tribe where outsiders are rarely welcome or accommodated. The island, called Kwakea island, was recently captured in breathtaking video visuals of which are making rounds of social media.
In the video which has been viewed over 2 million times, YouTuber Brodie can be heard saying, “Welcome to what people called the forgotten islands of the South Pacific. I’m at the northernmost island group in Vanuatu. There’s no shops, there’s hardly any power or reception, and we’ll be eating whatever we can catch from the ocean or on the land.”
Giving a thrilling glimpse of what his excursion is all about, he further added, “See those islands there in the distance? We’re heading towards them. They’re the islands Brett trades with, and the one where all the locals are from. But they haven’t really seen people like us before except for Brett, so anything can happen.”
As per Moss, after “the war”, his grandfather got the permission from the local to live on the island. So far, only one white man called Brett, lived on the island with the tribals.
The Facts of the Matter
Due to technology, many of us often live under the illusion that the entire world is interconnected and no land has been left unnoticed on the global spectrum. However, there are still some indigenous tribes across the world that live how men and women lived centuries ago. They still partake in hunting, gathering and live a much dangerous – yet filling life.
YouTuber Received with Warmth by Indigenous Tribe
Recently, YouTuber Brodie Moss, an adventurer and vlogger, recently visited an indigenous tribe, which as per his claims, “has barely any contact with the outside world”. To add one more feather in his cap, Moss recently decided to visit the “forgotten islands” in northern Vanuatu, and surprisingly enough, was received with warmth and love.
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“No Power, No Shops”
“Welcome to what people called the forgotten islands of the South Pacific. I’m at the northernmost island group in Vanuatu. There’s no shops, there’s hardly any power or reception, and we’ll be eating whatever we can catch from the ocean or on the land,” Moss said in his YouTube video, which has been viewed over 2 million times.
Video Shows Tribal Celebration
In his video, the indigenous tribe can be seen welcoming Moss with open arms, and also including him in their celebration. The tribe can be seen dressed in their attire that looks from centuries gone past. With leaves adorning their bodies, the tribals are also wearing some natural stones. Meanwhile, Moss can be seen witnessing the entire ordeal with an awestruck look on his face.
Moss also tries to put his feelings into words, and says, “I was not expecting that. That was one of the most beautiful, insane, and kind of scary experiences I’ve ever had but [it has given me] all the feels, all of the emotions. The people here are amazing.”
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How Only One White Man Inhabited the Islands
Moss recently visited the Kwakea islands, a home of only white man who Moss called by the first name Brett. Moss mentioned how Brett is the only white man to live on the island after his grandfather was given the permission to remain there.
Moss also said how the indigenous tribes live in the same way as their own, and even our ancestors did once upon a time – catching fishes, living off the land, and cut off from all the modern world technology.
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