masai
a tribe of native africans, living mostly in kenya and tanzania. they partic-p-te in many cultural activities, such as dieing their hair red with mud, draping red sheet-like things over their bodies for clothes, drinking cows blood, and stretching their ears. most of their jewlery is intricate beadwork. and cattle are of high importance to them, as they signify wealth. the masias started the now common trend of flesh tunnels. they’re also usually very tall. and live in close communities, sleeping in mud huts.
ignorant american: what the f-ck is that black dude in the sheet doing to that cow?!
informed bystander: that’s a masai, and whatever he is doing is part of his culture, so dont be b-tchin’.
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