The "most hated" TikToker in Honduras, Supremo, surprises us with a visit to the Buen Samaritano village in Lima where we are building a school. Supremo, one of the most controversial characters in the country, wants to spend the day with me as a volunteer for my foundation, mixing cement, pulling blocks, assembling rebar, and carrying sand. We accept him as a volunteer under one condition: Every time he uses a bad word, there will be a punishment as there are many children in the village. After agreeing to the condition, Supremo tries to prepare lunch for the organization's volunteers. For the first time in his life, Supremo cooks baleadas.

He tells us his story, his childhood, mistakes, controversies, lessons, his relationship with bread and sour cream, how he got more than 3 million followers, and new vision. He responds to criticism and comparison (Supremo vs. Shin Fujiyama) on social media that went viral to give us his side of the story. Who is Supremo? Is Supremo behind-the-cameras the same person we see on social media? What does Supremo say to all the women he has offended in his past? How will he react to the backbreaking construction work? How will the children of the village react working alongside Supremo? Let's find out in this video.

To donate to the Buen Samaritano school project in La Lima: my.shhkids.org/buensamaritano

If you live in Honduras and want to volunteer: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA...

If you live in another country and want to volunteer: shhkids.org/volunteer

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