African Tribe React To Snapchat Filters

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MANDATORY ONSCREEN CREDIT - @katekatumbi

A video has been released showing the heartwarming moment a group of Maasai Men were left in hysterics after trying out Snapchat filters for the first time.

Fashion stylist and photographer Kate Katumbi, 22, from Sydney, Australia, was visiting the Maasai Mara reserve in Kenya in 2019, when she shared a special moment with the local inhabitants.

Kate, who was on a solo trip around Africa, decided to play with the Snapchat filters to break the ice with the Maasai people she had met.

In a heartwarming video, the men are seen bursting with laughing as they look at the screen and observe their faces appearing deformed.

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[ducks]

I love how "your face looks weird and dumb"
Is a form of universal comedy

[schwepp_]

I love how the entire population has agreed that a warped face is peak comedy

[TrevorBrass]

A smile and a laugh are universal human things.

[siddheshthapa]

This is wholesome, no fake laughs just pure joy.

[cabdiomar]

They are African tribe but Africa is very big and diverse The Tribe is Massai One out of many African Tribes, Located in East Africa Tanzania and Kenya Only,

[meba]

"Hello everyone, this is your daily dose of internet."

[jaidabayy]

they are so beautiful dude. like so handsome. every single one of them.

[raymbngsm]

WHY is nobody talking about their outfits? 😍

[stonedalldayjedi]

At 0:48 he's trying to use his stick as a selfie stick

[purrtaap]

Plot twist: Tribe is launching their own smartphone brand.

[davidkonevky]

I love how vibrant the colors of their clothes are tbh, it looks great

[victorcardona]

This goes to show that all humans are fundamentally the same. Even if our culture is different, our clothes and homes may be different, or even if our faces may be different, we are all equally human.

[Christmazkids]

Lets just all say,
This is wholesome and funny.

[asturialv]

Look like they haven’t had that much fun in a while.

[thehh]

this is the purest thing i've seen all year

[szymanowski]

Imagine having some strange person arrive to your place and he/she shows you advanced technology you've never seen before

[Hipster.sunshine]

Unlike my Mum "Get that thing out of my face!!" 😂

[subtitulos]

Lo que me agrada es que la chica no fue a burlarse de su tribu si no a enseñarles algo de la tecnología actual con toda buena intención de sacarles una sonrisa :)

[endergamer]

One of the many reasons I want to go into anthropology is this video. One of the most purest forms of expression is the very joy these tribesman get from things like SC filters. Something we take for granted and kinda have a love hate relationship with (due to overuse), is something amazing to a person living in a place that can be harsh like Africa.

If there’s anything we could learn from this, is that something we take for granted can be a source of joy and laughter to another person.

[tinangwane]

Maasai people from Kenya
Not “African tribe”
Africa is a continent. Not a country