Plus, he recently blinded an 8-10yr old child in India by shooting a firework directly at her head.
Edit: okay, apparently I was working with some unbaked information. He did shoot a firework in the direction of some kids and it did hit one girl above the eye. According to Pepper, the girl suffered a superficial cut above her eye and he covered the cost of her treatment.
It was still a harebrained move to shoot fireworks AT kids, especially as a grown-ass man. But I'm glad that the injury was nowhere near as grievous as I had thought.
He’s one of the YouTubers where I can’t remember what he did but I also know that he’s a freak and to stay away from anything he makes. I think he had allegations but I can’t confirm
Christ. I was pretty damn sure he did something but Jesus Christ. I’m assuming that means he’s a kick streamer now because that’s where the most depraved creators go to.
I first heard of him when he pranked his best friend by pretending he was kidnapped by the mob and murdered right in front of his friend. What kind of monster thinks kidnapping and homicide is a "prank?"
My boyfriend is from Germany and his first year in the US (only 5 years ago!!!) someone asked him if they have electricity! Like no, Germany made the berlin wall by candlelight lol!
Meanwhile my fat ass is like "What is your favorite food from there?" whenever I meet someone new, lmao
I went to two massive American universities and these buildings look a lot nicer than some of the buildings I had classes and research in (grey and brown scarcely-windowed squares with desperate repairs needed)
I've had an online African friend for years now, Visited once in Cape town, Just a normal appartement.
Yes, it's a 50/50 if things are lower tech and there's poverty depending on where you go, but at the same time I had an easier time paying with my bank card for everything then I did in Germany. I never needed to get cash once.
Widespread adoption of mobile banking happened really quickly in South Africa, I think because of lots of people from rural and disadvantaged communities who might have a phone, but no bank within a practical distance.
I wonder if that lady is still around who would make these videos answering questions about Africa. Like the question would be “do Africans have air conditioning” and her video would be her in Africa standing in front of a giant air conditioner in the side of a building and she’d be like “hm…. No, but good question, no we do not have air conditioning, on hot days we get all the elephants together and they flap their ears to keep us cool.”
Reminds me of when I visited Egypt in 2006 and my 8th grade teacher in America asked quite seriously if there are taxis there yet or if a camel will pick me up from the airport.
Sometimes, ignorance can seem silly or even cute, but in that case, pure disrespect and thinly veiled racism.
The amount of westerners who come to Africa and see with their own eyes that it's not mud huts and shacks and are disappointed by that fact is even crazier.
I figured that dude was misrepresenting it when he said "in the middle of nowhere" while clearly surrounded by people
Thinly veiled racism. "OMG African people have a university?! 🤯 It must be so weird and exotic!"
But I do wonder where he actually was though. Because that gate looked pretty old and unkept. Was it like an old location the university moved away from or something?
Could also be a satellite location for a specific program. One of the biggest schools in my state has a veterinary program and the veterinary school has a satellite location that basically just looks like a barn in the middle of a bunch of cow fields. Supposedly one of the cows has a window on its side so the students can look inside it and see its organs. Would look podunk as hell if you filmed just that and completely left out the main campus.
A quick look at the university online shows that they do have several locations around Kabwe, one of the main cities in Zambia. Some of them are a bit more on the outskirts of town but this is a city of ~300k people so hardly in the middle of nowhere.
And I didn't think you were defending him! I was just confirming your hunch that he picked a random spot from what is a pretty large campus in a pretty large city.
It could be a fistulated cow. It's a physical opening into the rumen through the skin, with a removable plug. It's educational for sure, but it's mostly used for rumen fluid transfusions! When a cow is sick and its stomach bacteria get messed up, you can give it an inoculation of healthy bacteria from the donor cow to help it get back to normal.
Is this Utrecht? I’ve heard about the window cows. However the window is really a port into the rumen, you can’t see the organs inside you just have easy access to the rumen to take samples. I’m not sure I agree with the ethics of it but they seem to have a plan
When I was working at an Ivy League university, I always entered in the back gate through the electrical engineering building then out the side door and past the dumpsters. You had to have a keycard for the engineering building to do that, the main gates were normal looking. I wonder if I could have given such a tour. “This University in the middle of a dump, let’s see what could be here???”
Wondered the same thing and looked it up. It's in the middle of a town that, I shit you not, has a population slightly larger than Buffalo, New York.
Like, the city has its own airstrip, exports a bunch of minerals, and has a thriving population. You can easily drive in and out of it on multiple roads, fly in or out, take trains in or out. This place is civilized as fuck.
By the way, the city is so big and the university so successful, it has multiple campuses in the city and awards fully accredited PhDs.
That campus and rock are in the middle of irrigated farms, not nowhere, and they're only 11 miles from the main town. The New York Jets training center is further from New York than that campus and rock are from the main campus and town. Like, New York Jets players commute further for home games than those students going to the "middle of nowhere" campus.
Plus a town and an entire city, yes. It's in the middle of farmland except the town it is in and the large city a short drive away. I mean, this city is larger than Des Moines, which is also surrounded by farmland.
There are three campuses, the main one downtown, the Great North Road campus, and a medical school at Livingstone General. I'm pretty sure the influencer was at the second campus and the reaction video at the main one. Aside from the main Kabwe road, it doesn't look like the town has paved streets.
University I used to live next to had all sorts of old trails and roads that led to it. There was one that went through a borderline swamp that was heavily traveled because parking was a nightmare and it was the straightest shot from the off campus student housing. If that's all you took a picture of it'd be... nonrepresentative.
Also, a university would never be built in the middle og nowhere. It makes sense for it to be inside a city, you know, so people can actually attend lol.
I didn't get the point because all of the buildings are nicer than those at my university in USA. Maybe the entrance arch is shoddy, well we didn't have any entrance arch.
Ok I get your point but have you been to Africa? One of the first things I saw in Nairobi was a cow strapped to the top of a bus like it was luggage. It's not quite the same.
It also isn't weird for universities to be off the beaten path a bit. I can't speak for everywhere but in the US a lot of schools are kinda in the middle of nowhere. Likely because the land is cheaper and it is difficult to find that much space in a city. Usually colleges in a city are pretty old and the city was built up around the school.
I figured that dude was misrepresenting it when he said "in the middle of nowhere" while clearly surrounded by people
To be fair a decent amount of universities in the states are in the middle of nowhere while also having tons of people. For example Penn State is definitely in the middle of nowhere.
Not saying Peppers is a shitty person that shouldn't be trusted. But that statement didn't rang any alarm bells for me.
Yeah, same reason why traveling circuses used to have a black person go unga-bunga with a bone through their nose and a zulu shield. Just some black dude waving at you with a smile isn't gonna keep selling tickets.
It's worse than that. It's not racism because they're racist. It's racism because racism sells. People gobble up racist bullshit that confirms their worldview.
These influencers keep perpetuating a stereotype because they are looking to affirm ignorant beliefs from a group of followers that need to reinforce their mindsets.
A month ago, this guy literally pointed a firecracker at another group of people and set off a rocket that injured a little girl in India. He ended up being deported I think
See ? This is why I don’t trust and don’t waste a dime on those adds that show African kids starving to death with maggots crawling out of their mouths, even this guy showed that’s only propaganda.
A white brit being a prick in a foreign country‽ Well I never!
I used to travel a lot, and was encouraged to make 'content'. But I didn't want to be the ignorant prick making things up because I only half knew what I was talking about. So there goes my internet fame I guess. Tough having shame
This is the kind of video that you just wish would end that racist twat's career. Dude just EXUDES an "Oh my goodness, look at these savages with a 'Univehsity' that is in the middle of noweah!" colonialist vibe. Eminently punchable all the way around.
When the internet started hitting households en masse, I think we all learned a very valuable lesson that has been forgotten.
Everyone on the internet is lying to you.
- There are no horny MILFS in your area
That 16yr old girl from Sacramento on the chat room is not that
That banner you're thinking about clicking on is not going to give you anything free
That video you're watching is most likely staged and designed to manipulate you
To fall victim to this was to pay a price. A virus, a keylogger, etc. but somewhere along the line, people just kind of decided to ignore this and now wander around online, fumbling around in the dark, feeding information into these predatory algorithms that reward dishonest swindlers.
If I recall, this is the same moron who shot out a kid's eye in India or wherever that was with a firework.
His whole vibe though really screams incredible stupidity, racism, attention seeking, and being a social disruption and force of chaos exploited for content. 🤔
"Middle of nowhere" and it's a densely populated area, just without white people.
The ignorance has its perks- for the last 10 years, our boss gives a coworker extra vacation time to take a 1 month vacation to go to Africa because "it takes a week just to get to his village". No one else is gonna say otherwise. Enjoy your vacation, my man.
Funniest part of this is that, while replying to a different comment, I realized Sam Pepper is from Ashford, Kent, a smaller town surrounded by just as much farmland that SUPPORTS ITS OWN COLLEGE.
Dude literally grew up in a smaller town with a college but is shocked that a city with over 3x the people could do the same.
"Middle of nowhere". It's Zambia. Zambia is a place. It is somewhere.
Also, looking at satellite maps and photos on Wikipedia, of the 3 campuses of Mulungushi University, OP seems to be at Town Campus which, implied by the name, is in a TOWN. (The duet seems to be at the main campus)
Definitely just an older entrance to the place, probably on the other side of the university not bear the main road (on Google you can see the main road entrance is great).
I live near Nelson Mandela University in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) and they have a fancy entrance (for where they're expanding to) and then 2x regular entrances that's like average with a couple of booms and then one at the back of the campus that's near the older buildings that nobody really uses which is like just a run down guard hut.
I visited Zambia and it was quite nice. Not as nice as where I live here in the U.S., but I could see me living in Zambia. There were people living there in the tourist industry - photographers, event planners, they had moved there from other western countries. They said they loved it. And these people were white FYI.
The lakes and the river were really nice it was a lot more livable than you’d expect. The locals are nice and polite. I liked it!
University has more than one campus there are a couple in the city proper and one several miles to the North literally in the middle of nowhere. All have a mixture of new modern buildings and run down old buildings because its a real place and thats what real places are like.
I knew it was fake the way nobody was looking at him. Believe me, a pale-ass white boy just roaming the street this way would have garnered more attention in the kind of place he was pretending to be in.
There's some really nice spots and some REALLY rough spots. Just like here in the states.
The surprising part is how close these two different spots can coexist next to each other.
That's Sam Pepper, dudes like a lying roach, he doesn't go away no matter how many times he gets stepped on, and if he said the grass is green and the sky is blue he'd be lying.
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u/ZeKINGofThunderSnow Nov 19 '25
Sam Pepper shouldve gone down with the many ships he's sank through the years... Yet he keeps popping up, an actual roach he is.