Chabba's first new meal in the bush keeps HADZABE TRIBE LIFE cooking
Nothing new went up, and a 43-day-old cooking video has passed 400,000 views on a channel past 1.4 billion lifetime views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Chabba prepare new meal in the bush for the first time
"Chabba prepare new meal in the bush for the first time" is a cooking video with no kitchen, on HADZABE TRIBE LIFE, the channel built around the Hadza of northern Tanzania. The title promises a dish Chabba has never made before. The description stays general, about the tribe's cooking and its life close to the wilderness, so what lands on the fire is left for the video itself to show.
The channel posted nothing new this week, and this six-week-old meal is carrying it. It has passed 400,000 views and is still drawing thousands a day. That is far more than two other videos from the same weeks, "Favorite Hadza ancient meal in the bush" and "Meet ancient Hadza bush people," which tick along at a few hundred a day each. Perhaps it is the name in the title: a familiar face and a first attempt make an easier invitation than a general look at the tribe.
The Hadza are among the last hunter-gatherers in the world. The channel's about text puts the community at fewer than 1,500 people, nomads with almost no personal belongings. That simple premise has gathered 2.3 million subscribers.
Among the outdoors and homesteading channels nearest it in size, the busy stretch belongs to My Self Reliance and Off Grid w/ Jake & Nicolle, both running well above their usual daily views. Outdoor Tom and Exploring Alternatives are running below theirs.
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The videos drawing views on HADZABE TRIBE LIFE right now
- Channel
- HADZABE TRIBE LIFE
- Subscribers
- 2,320,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here are the figures behind HADZABE TRIBE LIFE's week.
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The Hadza live around which lake in northern Tanzania?
The Hadza homeland lies around Lake Eyasi, a seasonal salt lake in Tanzania's Rift Valley.



