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The truth is, everyone is going to hurt you. You just got to find the ones worth suffering for - Bob Marley

As a Jamaican, I greatly appreciate how this video was done and the reverence and respect Drew showed the community and religion.

I absolute love the Jamaican people and Rastafarian culture. They are so genuine and show us that it doesn’t take a lot to be happy in such a materialistic world.

I think the whole world can learn a lot from these beautiful spiritual people. Being so connected to nature and the appreciation for everything around them is inspiring.

They're so chill about life. It would be awesome if society would be so laid back like this. They be living the life

There's a Rastafari community near my hometown and people think it's a dangerous neighbourhood but I've walked the streets during late hours and all I got was greetings and offers to have some food and beer. We just chilled and spoke about what we believe the after life is and how to get there. We disagreed on some things but it never became an argument. It's all just calm vibes and respect. Rastafari is not just about smoking. The true way of life runs deep. Very deep.

Of all the Caribbean countries I've been to, I like Jamaica most of all. The people are so friendly and always smiling.

Jamaica and it's people are absolutely beautiful and real. I would move their right now

@1:38 had me rolling on the ground, never interrupt a jamaican man's conversation...

I have a few Jamaican friends near me in England. However, this has completely opened my eyes. I can't imagine living like this but it seems like an absolute dream. These non-materialistic people are what's still good in this world!

Jamaica and their Music GOOOOSH. SETS ME OFF ON A VIBE EVERY TIME. That man singing at 4:05 .... pure joy

Man, this type of unity is what I dream for the world to have as a whole

Has a Jamaican who grew up in Clarendon but it brings me joy that someone enjoys my people’s culture

This little island has such a big impact on pop culture, music and lifestyle.. Unbelieveable!

The music from Jamaica will forever have a special place in my heart

Just got home to the US after a week in Jamaica! Wish I could have stayed forever. It’s my 4th time there and each time I fall more in love with the culture. If we all could be as simple and spiritual as they are this world would be like heaven on earth!

I remember after going into remission from cancer and since I was and still am healthy my cousin wanted to celebrate and he asked me what I wanted to do or where I wanted to go and I said Jamaica. He has a friend in Jamaica that is actually financially well off and he was able to take care of everything. I told my cousin I really wanted to meet Rastafarian people and spend some time in their Village and my cousin's friend was able to tell us about a really wonderful community. When we pulled into the Community Village or whatever it's called I was actually wearing my cancer survivor t-shirt that my cousin made for me. The people were extremely welcoming and when one of the men saw what I had on my shirt he patted me on the back and said good long life to you my friend. And this Rastafarian lady took me around the village to meet people and talk to people. Of course my cousin came as well. When she told the rest of the community members that I was a cancer survivor and went into remission a bunch of people came over and gave me a high five patted me on the back and one person asked what I wanted to do while I was there and what I wanted to see and I said I really want to meet your Ganja Farmer and the guy said you're looking at him. They saw my medal of Virgin Mary on my neck and he said Mama Mary is going to protect you man Even though as far as I know the Rastafarians don't believe in her like Catholics do it was just really awesome that he said that. The person that made the ganja asked if I wanted some and I said yes but I can't smoke it I can eat it. I thought it was only good to give me a very small amount but he gave me a decent amount to get me by for the whole trip even for when we leave the Rastafarian village. He told me that they pray when they use ganja and he said it can really help and hence the experience. So I tried it well kneeling down in Catholic prayer and he wasn't kidding. I guess a couple people could tell that I had some of their ganja and they asked if I liked it and of course I said yes. Every time when it was a meal whether it be breakfast lunch or dinner when everyone would come get food even though my cousin and I already had some food and even though we were full a couple of people would always come up to me and give me a bunch of food and they would do the same for my cousin. I loved that community's hospitality and I would love to go back. When I left the same lady that greeted me gave me a hemp necklace with the Star of David on it and the person that makes the ganja gave me some extra ganja for the rest of my trip. The community members told me and my cousin that we can come back anytime we want to.

This honestly sounds like a utopia. No need to impress others, to have the newest or fanciest stuff, to work for things you can never afford. All you need is love and community. I work on a farm that employs Jamaican gentlemen for farm work, and they are some of the kindest, most hardworking people you'd ever meet

I love this community, so clean, natural and very good hearted people .... I will give up everything just to live here

As a Proud Jamaican from the ghetto, I'm so happy to see my people putting there differences aside and coming together as one ♥️ ONE LOVE EVERYONE 🇯🇲♥️

My people. Good people. Good vibes. No stress. Simple living. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

As an Englishman in London I’ve had the opportunity to meet many Jamaicans and I can say they are so warm and welcoming just amazing people

"It's not just the weather that's warm, it's the people as well" Damn good quote

As a proud Jamaican it's nice to see our small country being recognized and people seeing the way we live and our language

In Bengali 'Rasta' means road/path.. Thank you drew for introducing us a new road leads to an amazing world. Lots of love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

This is such a great video, thank you for showing people how gorgeous this culture and these people are. Kindness costs nothing and takes so little energy and Rastafarians show that every day. Big love to all of you

This right here is why I'm subscribing!! Thank you so much for shining a light on this lifestyle in the country of my blood 🇯🇲

RIP BOB MARLEY AND LONG LIVE JAMAICA🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 Love From India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 And Long Live Rastafarianism.I Like Bob Marley And The Wailers Song I wanna love you

Love for Rastafarian from Ethiopia, you should also visit a Rastafarian community in Shashemene in Ethiopia.

this is bloody beautiful, pure perfect community life.

As an English man who got married in runaway bay and have holidayed a couple of more times I have to say the Jamaican people are the most genuine warm , welcoming and friendly people i have met anywhere i have holidayed .

Jamaica have a big connection with Ethiopia 🇪🇹. Love from mother land africa😍

i’m literally obsessed with anything jamaican. i wish i was born there

the lady with the long dreads almost to the ground is so beautiful

Jamaica is a wonderful experience. Everyone I met was as genuine as the people in this video.

People who understand Rasta, Rastafarian is everything for them 🇯🇲 🙌🙌

04:02 OMG just got goosebumps when he started singing about the herb LOVE IT

I wish if all the human race could embrace this kind of love and togetherness like the rastas do. Big upto the Jah

This gave me so much more insight on the culture that is thriving in Jamaica, it’s absolutely beautiful and glorified in such a proper and positive manner, I would love more than anything to visit this place one day, it’s a mission now!

I love Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 From Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

I am forever thankful for the connection between my country Ethiopia and Jamica. I had the privilege of visting Jamica twice and felt like my second home. There is a huge Rasta movement in Addis Ababa and Shashamane Ethiopia. And everyone in Ethiopia loved them so they all were granted Ethiopian Passports in 2019.

6:23 “it’s not just the weather that’s warm, it’s the people as well” ☮️💜🇯🇲

Ja man, one love ❤️ Respect the for all the people in Jamaica! Sending you love from Bulgaria. I've been in Jamaica twice to visit my fiance's family and i can say with open heart that the people of Jamaica are the most incredible people I've ever met! I can't wait to go back to paradise!

As an African I am so proud of my Jamaican brothers and sisters, they are so beautiful people with great hospitality and it's amazing how they have kept the African culture 🙏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

People still don't believe me that my dad was friends with Bob Marley,my dad lived in Trench Town too when growing up, he also shares the same Bday with Bob, but Bob is 7 years older than him,proud to be Jamaican 🇯🇲

The true spirit of that community traveled well there. Peace and love to all from England.

I lived in Jamaica for to years, let me tell you, in here I ve found the most beautiful and caring people.My best friends are here.Now I miss their food and friendship.

Drew's videos from around the world just make me realize more how we are all so similar in many things, inspite of growing and thriving in different communities thousands of miles apart. That chicken curry cooked by the man beside the road looked so similar to how we Indians, especially Bengalis cook chicken curry. Perhaps we use a bit more oil and there maybe some difference in the spice ingredients, but it looked EXACTLY the same to the chicken curry my mother makes on Sundays. And I bet it'll taste as delicious as my Mom's. We are all the same 💞

This video made me want to quit my job and move to the Hill in Jamaica to live in a Rasta community. Some of the nices people I have seen. Respect and one love from Scotland .

Excellent brother. Here in Toronto, Canada we have a massive Carribean/Island population, esp Jamaican. I love it man. Makes u very cultured and open. The diversity in this city is unmatched imo.....its beautiful.

15:26 a lot of people get an opportunity to talk… very few suggest salvation. Bless this woman. She has a heart of gold.

im so happy to see people respecting my culture and people, and spreading awareness about us

Such beautiful folks and culture. 13/10 thank you for the content

just wanted to say great video and helpful in learning some new facts but thank you for leaving her little message that was in the end of your clip you didnt have to and you let her spread her beautiful message to us !

I'm glad you enjoyed and learnt a lot while visiting my country.

This is freedom people... "it's like living next to God" that was the best thing I have ever herd and it's on video.. Big respect for you guys❤❤

Rest in Peace, Bob Marley. You’re deeply missed.

Love the channel. My 10th grade history teacher would put on your videos every week. You filming people from around the globe really opened me up to the ways different people live. keep doin what you do😄

Jamaica is such a chilled out place.

I'm thankful i clicked on this video. What a beautiful presentation of a fabulous nation and it's culture. And yes Bob Marley is missed today. I'm from India I loved this video. Thanks Drew.

I've been in Jamaica twice and i will go again. The rasta community is the best for me. Reggae music gives me the sound of life and teaching. I've met true rastafarians and the world would be living in peace, love and harmony if we could all be like them. BLESS THEM!

Hit the bong everytime they say ya man

Proud to be Jamaican 🇯🇲

Just watching this. My half Jamaican wife & I are SO jealous of your experience. The most civilised & chilled people on Earth!

"Stop e noise...Excuze me nuh mon" 😂 Rasta dem nuh ez enuh 🤣

also the dude who took you around and explained everything was an awesome guide.

One of my goals in life is to go to Jamaica, respect and one love from Morocco 🇲🇦

Jamaicans are so nice, Rasta culture is very beautyfull. One love from The Netherlands🇯🇲🇸🇷

Loved this video ! You should’ve asked them about Peter Tosh. He was an important piece to their culture just like Bob.

I think your travel in Jamaica is the most amaizing you never see it before ❤ from Ethiopia 🇪🇹🇧🇴🇪🇹

Now my new goal for the next years is to visit Jamaica 🇯🇲 , people are so friendly and the country is so beautiful, Greetings from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦

Love to my beloved Jamaican brothers🇯🇲with love from Mexico 🇲🇽rasta man

Drew seeing the Star of David among the coolest people was the most happiest moment for him

As someone who doesn't believe in gods and doesn't agree with organised religion, I love this. This is what a personal bond with the thing you believe in should look like. These people just want to live of the land and appreciate what the earth can give them. They welcome others, without expacting that they believe the same thing they do. As far as I know this is the one true religion of peace. I'de love to go up into the blue mountains in my life, smoke the best thing that the earth gave us and just have some conversation with them about their view on the world.

11:02 2 weeks of personal consumption 😂

What a beautiful country with beautiful people. I hope to visit one day. The Ital food looks amazing. I found it interesting how in touch these Rastafari are with nature as well.

Hello rasta people of jamaica,Greetings from the island of Bohol,in the Philippines. As i watched this video, i realize that our foods are somewhat similar man and surely our Climate and topography are somewhat very similar. Love yall and spread love

I had a bunch of friends from Jamaica in university. They were the best and so funny.

Love 💕 from KENYA 🇰🇪 WE LOVE OUR BROTHERS FROM JAMAICA UNITY

rastafarian people are so outgoing and friendly!

4:05 Bro this is fire i want this on spotify

Out of many one people 🌎🇯🇲I love my country thanks to all who appreciate our beautiful country

My grandma lives right near the blue mountains and I sometimes go to visit her and I can always smell the food and it just makes me feel like home ❤️

Nice Jamaica has a lot to offer the world...right here to the world.. Drew saw your sincere admiration and respect of the rasta people ...blessings

As a Jamaican greatly appreciate the video ❤❤🇯🇲

Drewwwwww! This was beautiful man. Ive ALWAYS wanted to go to the blue mountains but as youre aware, was always told its too dangerous. This changed my mind. I will just go.

i work with a lot of Rasta individuals and let me tell you, They are one of the most hardworking, humble, true and respectful guys i know. behavior is totally different then an African American that was born and raised in nyc. thanks to Rasta people I've learned a lot about their culture and have enjoyed some of the best ox tail, Rasta pasta and scotch bonnet hot sauce you can think off! Jamaica is def on my bucket list to come and visit.

I need to experience this! These people are so enlightened and so beautiful. They understand what’s important and what’s not

Watching from Belize central america I'm from and thanks for the upload Drew Binsky!!✌🏽🙏🌎🇧🇿🇯🇲

Jamaica people so damn chill, i hope someday i can go there

Love Jamaica 🇯🇲 from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤

Much respect and love from Zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲 in Southern Africa. I love the humility, healthful leaving, spirituality, assertiveness and in-deed creativity of the Rasta community.Drew was very professional in filming.God bless you for not being judgemental like we have seen other journalists do when interviewing a Rastaman.

I respect rastafari lifestyle i live i croatia almost the same just without dreadlocks ! Much love for jamaica

Much love to my Jamaican neighbors from a fellow Caribbean ! Ya mon !

This is what you call beautifull people!!! Love they’re culture, the way they see life.. i love it!! Is alot to learn from…

10% Jamaica 10% rastafarian culture 20% weed 60% ja man

Sick vid bra

Jamaican food boss is the man! I’m going to Jamaica in august to Montego Bay and cannot wait love the culture and can’t wait to experience it first hand

The empress to end this video is truly powerful... I would love to meet her upon my visit to Jam Rock one day. We watching from T&T 🇹🇹