WHAT TO EAT IN NAPLES

[TheManach]

My head canon is that Luis sincerely wants to enjoy cuisine throughout Europe and has unfortunate luck with coincidental social upheaval.

[maurits]

Love how Luis says everything with an Italian accent, except water

[federixships]

can't wait for the next episode: what to eat in Ukraine

[dvs]

"The meatball was very meaty." This is the kind of hard-hitting culinary journalism we need, but not the one we deserve right now.

[simtel]

So glad to see that bookinair of NelloTaver...he's my spiritual guide

[erinsvlogs]

the way his energy doesn’t change regardless of the surroundings is what makes these videos so funny to me

[AlxzAlec]

I like how in every video, Luis likes to find the most chaotic places to just walk like nothing's happening

[shayne.]

The funniest thing is the chaotic walk through where he is NOWHERE near the camera but we can still hear him crystal clear

[guillemf]

This type of video in which you review food while chaos is being relentlessly unleashed completly fascinates me, I find it very artistic.

[erghjunk]

It's not gonna be easy to keep up the "eating at a riot" theme for food videos, but I applaud your efforts thus far.

[giuzeh]

For all the people who didn't understand the fireworks and all those explosions, it was because the Naples football Club won the championship after 33 years, so that wasn't any type or riot lmao, they were just celebrating.
Grande luis❤

[oliververdonck]

I love this format of casually reviewing a city's local food while there is only chaos going on in the background. Hope another video will be out at some point. it has some weird mix between relaxing and exciting.

[monjack]

Napoli: Vince lo scudetto
Luis: Hi guys, i'm in Naples

[riccardoredio]

Luis si sta involontariamente prefissando l'obiettivo di generare 4 volte i risultati della campagna Open to Meraviglia

[mattjackYT]

Quest’uomo ha fatto uno spot per una parte dell’Italia migliore di quella fatta dal governo
Applauso

[dr_pibby]

I love these food reviews amidst the chaos that is European cities. It's got a very Anthony Bourdain feel where it displays the true experience of what it's like to eat food when you get it from there.

[alexwarned]

Luis è tornato finalmente, con l'obbiettivo di conquistare il mondo e lo sappiamo tutti noi che lo seguiamo dai suoi primi video che quando si pone un obbiettivo nessuno può fermarlo. Go Luis go

[hondakiku]

The fact that Luis is so unbothered around his chaotic surroundings practically made him a famous living meme on the internet as of now due to his previous video in France 😂

[JuniorJr...]

I'm Brazilian, and like many in Brazil, thanks to the large migration movements of the late 19th and mid-20th centuries, we have a huge Italian influence around here, especially in the state of São Paulo, where I was born. It's really cool to be familiar with absolutely all the food they ate.
Warm regards from Brazil to everyone.

[giulle]

Increíble forma de mostrar la energía de Nápoles, con su caos y su gastronomía chocando entre si ❤❤