Tribal People React to Bob Ross The Joy of Painting

Tribal people reacting to Bob Ross The Joy of Painting.

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The purpose of this video is to show the reaction of tribal Pakistani people to Bob Ross, a famous American painter and TV show host.

Video Credits: Bob Ross

All the participants in this video are from Sindh, Pakistan.

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[lucascunningham]

“You say he is no more, but I would say he is immortal with his art work” beautifully said sir.

[keikosman]

"When he put those line there I thought he ruined it, then I realized he made it better..." we've all had those thoughts while watching Bob.

[Kaal_Dagon]

"He made me happy and I felt joy" - He gets it. Bob Ross transcends borders and cultures.

[SchnoogansMcDuff]

If Bob Ross was still alive he would be unimaginably happy with the response from this video. The entire world deserves to know Bob Ross.

[Jiambo]

When the lady said she would like to try to paint while watching the video.
That was all that Bob wanted. To get people to believe that they CAN do this.
Warms my heart to know that Bob's work is still inspiring people to want to paint.

[mikerochburns]

_"No human would remain till the end, nor his money that he collected all his life. All that would remain is what he gave to the world."_ - Sindhi Quote in reference to Bob Ross.

[skylarmathison]

I LOVE how every reaction to Bob, regardless of the culture says something along the lines of "Oh god what are you doing?!? NOO!! YOU RUINED IT!" Then not even 5 minutes later you're like "Bob you freaking genius. How did you do that."

[raven]

Please provide the young woman with more Bob Ross video’s so she can paint. Her love for art shone in her eyes!

[notallthatbad]

"You told me he is no more. But I would say he is immortal with his artwork."

These people get it. Their reactions are as much a gift as watching Bob Ross paint. Beautiful all around.

[josephparker]

5:00 "The beauty he has seen with his eyes, he has captured them inside of him, and now using his mind he is bringing them on a canvas."
-I've never heard anyone describe his work so beautifully 🥺

[mrmjb]

His favorite phrase was "There are no mistakes just happy accidents".

[jafrost]

The guy that made the point "This beauty is entirely from inside of him. He has maybe seen this, and brought it to us from his mind." is exactly what i love about art.

[robertruiz]

I honestly don't think a man or woman anywhere on this planet would not enjoy Bob Ross he is universally loved

[paulquerengesser]

"Remember, it's your world, you can paint it any way you like" - Bob Ross

[falsereality]

From screaming at people as a drill sgt in the military for 20 years to holding squirrels, making beautiful art and soothing people with that thereputic serene voice, Bob Ross was both the lion and the lamb as we all are.

[ichmeiner]

The older gentleman with that glorious beard is a gem. He has that mischievous grin in his eyes, you can just tell that he likes to laugh and crack a joke. And what he said about Bob Ross being immortal because of his art is really beautiful.

[thInches]

When they said Bob brought them joy, and that his work made him immortal...That hit me directly in the feels.

[FnRenner]

The white bearded elder has impeccable manners. He comes across as a humble and intelligent person. I quite enjoy his reactions. Thank you for this series.

[andydougherty]

It's funny how even if you just happen across a video of other people watching Bob Ross, you'll stick around longer than you expected to.

[solblackguy]

Aside from that episode, my absolute favorite was when he did a painting in greyscale for a fan that said he could never paint because he was colorblind. Bob Ross was too pure for this world.