Tribal Beauty Pageant -- for Men

The Wodaabe women of Niger judge their men in a tribal beauty contest.

http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/video/?source=4003

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• Wodaabe
• Niger
• tribe
• beauty
• pageant
• national geographic

[saywhat248]

@MsCatskittens why don't you do yourself a favor and go watch the jersey shore. Something like this beyond your comprehension. It not meant to be watched by little children.

[Cookiec1973]

Wow, they are gorgeous!!! With or without make up.

[lovemyyaya2]

Teach me how to dougie!!!

[jubilee203]

What's so amazing is that those people don't even have caucasoid features. Those people all look like my brothers, cousins and uncles. Lol. Now all of a sudden they have caucasian genes. Oh, I am Ghanaian. African tribes are the purest humans on this planet. Tribes don't fuck other tribes and they certainly won't fuck some weird looking foreigners with pale skin with tiny monkey-like lips. That shit scares them.

[jubilee203]

To all claiming the Fulanis(Woodaabes) are of mix with some other shitty caucasoids I have bad news. They're all haplotype E1a. Same as the all other subsaharan Africans. And they have no outside admixture. PURE AFRICAN HUMANS. Next..

[jubilee203]

What a good looking group of people are the Fulanis. All of them seems to have the perfect body and facial structure that we all envy. Very tall, square jawline, high cheek bone, big lips, nicely structured nose. And guess what? There are over 30 million of them in Africa. Plus, they're not the only tribe with those characteristics. The true, pure humans. What a great continent.

[blackwallstreetable]

What an interesting ,yet beautifull culture!

[IvyTheBunny]

I don't think he meant dresses...probably more like a tunic or toga.

[o0BLOODYKING0o]

lol, i want to take one to the bush, LOL

[aowens32]

Beautiful people absolutely breath taking!!!

[rtpb1234]

human peacocks beautiful!

[forensichick]

interesting how ignorant people are , myself included. these are fulani's. It's cultural for them to paint their faces like this. As a matter of fact this is normal in most African cultures. The outfits aren't called dresses. You need to understand there is a whole different world out there and terminologies are autochonous.