Traveling to the Angriest Country in the World

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I have watched for 6mins and amar’s decision to forget everything and find the best shawarma place shows his years of wisdom!

Love Cockney Reg Doing the merch plug. He seriously needs to be a full time on camera personality. More Cockney Reg please!

I like how Stefans night was the most relaxing while Ammar is stressing & Thomas partying his night away lol

Staffan: Has the most normal experience one could expect Thomas: Was expecting a normal night but spend the night partying Ammar: Inadvertently gets caught up in interpersonal drama but somehow still succeeds

Boys, you’re making some of the best videos YouTube has ever seen. Keep it coming. The experiences are so inspiring

I am Lebanese and I can’t express how happy I am that you have made this challenge and showed the truth regardless of what the data shows. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

we no longer have a mortgage, my husband is now retired and wants to travel back to Lebanon. We don’t splurge or anything like that. Inflation has hit hard and want to relocate while growing his 401k which is less than 700k at the moment. I'm cautious than ever with rising costs. Also because of the insecurities taking place I have really discouraged the idea.

The sentiment of Staffan saying "People with the least give the most" is so true because those with very little, know the impact that a small contribution can make. Those that are more well off will often take it for granted. P.S. So happy to see Cockney Reg make a guest appearance 😆

WOOHOO! I'm so pumped that you guys made it to LEBANON, one of my fav places on earth. I'm thrilled to see old style yes theory videos again, it's no surprise that these are SMASHING!

As a lebanese living abroad, i cant but confess that i watched the whole video with tear in my eyes. Thank you for highlighting how beautiful our country is and how strong my people are. Thank you for this

As a Lebanese, I can confirm this is one of the best videos made about my country!

As a first generation Canadian, born to Lebanese immigrant parents, and who went to Lebanon for the first time this year, you captured this country perfectly. I was nervous to go to Lebanon but I had the absolute best time despite all of the economic and political uncertainty. Thank you!

The dichotomy of Thomas at a club and Stephan having a date looking at the stars with that stranger is the funniest thing ive seen in so long xD.

Honestly mad respect for the group of boys not having Thomas stay at their house because they have a little sister. That’s a really sweet thought and they were being protective. Love it! ❤

Really loved this one guys ❤🇱🇧

Anyone else just put Lebanon on their ‘must visit’ list? This video was so full of genuine good vibes and love. I hope you fully appreciate what you accomplish with these videos and, particularly, for such nations that get only bad press in western media. You all are wonderful humans.

Bahaha! Thomas is such a tightly wound ball of anxiety, had to meet the most chaotic person. Staffan was a wholesome cherub whose first thought was to give flowers away, ends up having the cutest bromance sleepover. Then Ammar in true Yes Theory fashion actively connected with the culture and ended up with the most ragtag group at the end.

If this doesn't make you want to jump on a plane and go immerse yourself in Lebanon,I don't know what will. Much love from Scotland.

I'm 79 and I LOVE your adventures. You touch us by touching humanity.