Hahah thank you!! ✨✨

@@celebsspace6943 JOE

@@celebsspace6943 If you're really taking that seriously, it doesn't mean that. He only said that this should be the new title, he replaced a word for another, changing the whole sense of the sentence with it and refering it to her personally, not to the word he replaced.

@@celebsspace6943 they were obviously being sarcastic.

@@celebsspace6943 Stfu that wasn’t racist, it was more prejudice than anything. Look up the definition of “racist” or “racism”. Educate yourself. 🥰

I wish I had told my friends to stop too. It really bothered me but I was a lot younger then and didn’t have the guts to. If it happened today I would definitely tell them to stop! It’s great that you said something! 💕

Of course you should tell people to stop when they are annoying - but the background is that all us very pale and white-skinned are miserable, we have an inferiority complex because we think more colored is more beautiful. Perfectly blond people color their hair and all pale people strive to get a tan (to the point of cancer) as fast as possible and as often as possible, and all kinds of make-up is used to put on a little color. It is the same with curls, who wants straight, thin, cendré hair? It's a billion-industry to get rid of it.

LOL I would feel really uncomfortable, but would take it as a compliment either way haha.

I have been a lot in Asia and many asian wants to have white skin. They use some cream to get it. And in Sweden they want to be brown. That is strange isnt it? But what you describe is not rasism. Anoying perhaps.

Me when summer hits I get darker which not good because I like my original brown skin.

Thank you soo much! I’m glad you enjoyed it! I’m sure it’s pretty similar all over Europe unfortunately. And you’re right, It’s sad that people can’t realize that! Thank you for watching 💕

Hello

Om jeg hörde dej snakke hadde jeg kunnet fastslå att du er norsk. I am still born and raised in sweden and it is not that difficult to state the differences between us scandinavians.

world did not changed at all.here are differences between people and cultures

You should go live in Africa if you want to be around black people

Thank you soo much! A lot of people have told me that they’ve been through the same thing in different countries. That question is just really annoying and frustrating to get.. I really really appreciate the support back 💕💕

@Its_R Oh gal, ich bin aus Oberösterreich. Schön dich kennenzulernen :)

@@Athinas Anytime dear :)

@@SophieEbrahim Black Austrian?!! Black is a color not an ethnicity. Europeans didn’t call people of African ancestry black based on their complexion. Your skin color is not black and theirs is not white. They call us black to mean something derogatory and they called themselves white to affirm power, divinity and superiority. The term to live a “pure and white life” was used by the knights of the templar to refer to honorable men.

you are not austrian 😂.and you will never be austrian native

I have never seen a nun tho.

LoL... This is a good one.

Im swedish and have never seen a nun lol

Sweden is a great country. I lived there more than 20 years ago and I am black. I never experienced serious racism there and they are relatively good people. But it is a difficult country to integrate for a black person but they are good people. For me, it is the most beautiful country in the world.

Men tack snälla vad glad jag blir!! Uppskattar det verkligen! Kram! ✨✨

Thank you sop much!! I was a little nervous about posting this as it may come off the wrong way but I’m so glad to hear you enjoyed it! It’s so important teaching children at a young age that everyone is different!! My mom moved to the US to attend college and she met my dad here so my dad still lives here but I grew up with my mom in Sweden! Since my dad is American I was able to get a green card and I’ve always wanted to see what it’s like living in America. I love it here but Sweden will always be my home 💕 thank you soo much for watching 💕

Thank you soo much! I really appreciate it! And yes definitely! You should totally visit if you ever get the chance to! It’s beautiful 💕

Thank you soo much! I truly appreciate it💕 and yes definitely! At first I was going to compare Sweden to the US because honestly I feel like there’s a lot more going on here than in Sweden so I just find it weird sometimes that people have soo many questions about Sweden.. but yes there totally is diversity in Sweden too! I hope you can visit some day too! 😍 thank you soo much for watching 💕

I would say it isn't too far from POC in majority white countries. I'm from Eastern Europe and when I visited Ghana and Thailand I was stared at a lot by children and adults. Many people were touching me and sometimes grabbing my hair. My experiences overall were very pleasant though. I think it's kind of inevitable that you'll draw attention and receive some ignorant comments if you're different than majority of the population. That's why educating children and in general people is very important:)

It’s is a beautiful country!! Thank you so much!! ✨

Im from Sweden!

@@Esccc_moon Nobody asked.

Thank you soo much! I truly appreciate it 💕💕

Hello, greetings from the Royal home, may peace be unto you

Thank you soo much!! And yes definitely! 💕 loving your new profile picture btw😍

Lol no we aren't. We are different species.

I’m so glad you enjoyed it! You should definitely visit if you ever get a chance to. It really is a beautiful country ✨

Agreed, she sounds 100% American.

I’ll definitely try to do a video when I speak Swedish! A lot of people tell me that as soon as I tell them Swedish is my first language they kinda hear the accent. I can definitely hear it haha but I do know my English is very “American” Thank you so much for watching! I truly appreciate it! ✨✨

hello, How are you? hope all is going well there with you

Why would you wanna sound American?

Classic self hating Sweden.

Thank you soo much and for watching! I really appreciate it ✨

@@Athinas It is my pleasure!

Aw thank you so much 🥺🥺🤍

Oh wow I would love to visit the Netherlands some day! But yes it’s really frustrating when people always add the “where are you really from” I’m sorry it happens to you often. Hopefully people will educate themselves more!! Thank you soo much for watching 💕

Hello, greetings from the Royal home, may peace be unto you

Rotterdam?

@@MissMaweja ja zeker

@@MerrowMeghan ik herken het!

Thank you soo much!!✨

@PhantomStranger Well that’s also true, actually I only wanted to tell her that she inspired me

Thank you soo much! I really appreciate it💕💕

I am born and raised in Sweden. No one cares if you are black here, or not. 🙂

Leave the raping to the muslim immigrants that are invading Sweden. The Natives are wonderful european people

if u come here and someone wold say anything racist to you.....everyone around u would rebell and call police on the person or even get violent on him....true

I always say that! Fellow Aussie here, I feel like white people everywhere should acknowledge their European heritage. Even if they don't feel connected with that identity, it still accounts for their heritage. If minority groups in America can be called African-Americans and Asian-Americans, the white people living there should be identified as European-Americans, while aboriginal Americans should be identified as the First Americans. And the same applies to Australians.

But is this realistic to demand? Is it not reasonable that the primary group of people living in a society is not reffered to anything, as that is the norm. Same way a white person in africa would not be called an african by the natives.

There is no ethnicity called “American (Unite Stater)” therefore, there exist no such people as “Amurricans”

Thank you soo much! I truly appreciate it 💕💕

Thank you so much for watching 💕 I can image It’s pretty similar!

Yeah I get that alll the time! It’s very frustrating.. but yes you’re right it’s mainly older people in Sweden too! Thank you soo much for watching! I truly appreciate it ✨

But if you look at it where are you really from? Your Canadian by nationality and birth but you aren’t really Canadian tbh

THANK YOU!! You’re the best 🥺💕💕

Ahh thank you SO much!! Your comment made me so happy! 💕💕

how honest is she. The woman is connect to somewhere in Africa but too ashamed to say it. She is a damaged lady. Desperate to be white.

@@adesegunadekoya9699 On the contrary in my opinion - and rightly so - not only extrararely cute but also a caring way to tell her experiences!

Aw thank you soo much!!💕

That is correct

Thank you soo much!!🥺 I really appreciate it 💕💕

Aw thank you!!☺️✨

Americans are sticking with ”race” as a word for describing ethnicity it seems, and yes, it is scientifically wrong. There is biologically only one human race. But Americans use the word race still and I must say I find it pretty stupid. It feels to me like that only cements the old notion that we are different races, and that’s good for no one.

😂 Nice 👍🏾 as that sounds 😢reality is different. Don’t be a 🐑 . Don’t be foolish when they cut the tall grass.

@Ryan X what do you mean usually? You dont know that at all.

Thank you soo much and for watching 💕

Thank you for watching! ✨

You’re so right about that! Thank you so much for watching 💕

Tell half of Europeans that lol

I wish there were more ppl like you 🤝. I am also black and was born in Europe, I also experienced situations where I felt like I was different. Nonetheless God Bless You Both #cheers

Hgh

That’s a pretty respectful way of going about it. I can understand the curiosity, but like you said it’s not like it’s the most important thing to ask a person. When starting a conversation, I try to ask about interests and hobbies, rather than what someone’s ethnic background is. I don’t think it’s necessarily disrespectful, but pairing it with some other idle chit chat is a good method to make the question feel natural. 2nd generation and further generation immigrants tend to identify more with their nationality rather than their ethnicity. My French friend who’s black has a Nigerian background but he’s like a 3rd generation immigrant and doesn’t even speak the language of his parents, lol.

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it! I can imagine people get the same question everywhere unfortunately. Yes that’s definitely a much better choice of words! And thank you!! Such a nice compliment ❤️

You're way to nice and understanding about this, in my opinion. I think a better question would be, No question! If you ask and someone answers, that's it. Be satisfied with the answer they gave you and move on. Getting up in ppls business like that is just too much. Why would anyone I meet, especially a new person, think I would want to give them a full account of my genetic heritage. What's even the point of the question? What do they think they will be able to derive from that answer when you've barely just met. This only happened to me once but as you can tell I'm fired up about it. Us Swedes aren't the nosy type so to push for an answer about something is really really intrusive behaviour. Yet, when it comes to that particular question, some ppl seem to think pushing on endlessly is somehow okay. Not okay in the least! Not OK!!!

It's because Australia is a culturally white country and only recently we have had non white immigrants. It's not strange. Or rude. It's people trying to converse with you because they are interested in you. Australians for the absolute majority like asians

Yeah I always get the “where are you actually from” reply whenever I say Sweden it’s so frustrating.. you should really visit Sweden if you ever get a chance to! It’s a beautiful country especially in the summer time! And same here! I just find it so awkward and always look away whenever someone wants eye contact w me or say “hi what’s up” here in America 😅 I never know what to answer and I just pretend I didn’t hear them 😂 thank you soo much for watching! I truly appreciate it 💕

@@Athinas Hahaha I honestly do the same! It’s even worse in the south because everyone will talk to you! Oh my goodness gracious I can’t even go to the grocery store and shop in peace without 14 people trying to talk to me… I’m super introverted though - even though I may not seem like it in videos lol. But I do hope to visit one day!

@@brooklynwilson_ The concept of your origin is a bit different here then in the states. In the US you'r a citizen if you're born there. I'm born and raised in Norway, but I'm a second generation immigrant here, white, nordic and all, but not Norwegian despite having lived all my life here. (I don't even have a citizenship although I *can* apply for one due to having lived her for a while). Being "from" a place tends to boil down to where did your last three or more generations of people come from? In the capital of Norway most people living there might have lived there for many years but they won't say that they're *from* Oslo. They'll say that that they live there but that they're *really* from this or that village somewhere else in the country. It takes some getting used to and honestly, it's super annoying and feels excluding as a immigrant... Even a white one... I don't think that I'll ever *feel* Norwegian because of that... And since my GF is black I'm worried that my future kids might not either because people are going to be asking those questions as long as they differ at all from anyone else in the area. I mean, *I* get those questions with a white skin and fluent Norwegian because I don't have a specific dialect but rather a mix of them (and maybe a tiny touch of Icelandic accent, although how they're hearing that with me having lived here all my life I'll never know).

@@Luredreier Right! I completely understand. I can’t even really imagine but I can comprehend what you’re saying. I’d love to visit Norway someday .. it seems to have many really beautiful areas!

Are your from Sweden? Because I will be coming over there soon and I hope your friendship will be encouraged

Aw thank you so much! I really appreciate it!!

Thank you soo much! And yes we are! Thank you for supporting my channel 💕

Thank you 💗💗 will definitely try to post one!

I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Ooo that’s exciting!! Hopefully I’ll move back to Sweden next year too! Thank you for watching 💕

@@davidlucas3538 hi! I am well and yourself?

My experience says that they don't like asian foreigners

I had this friend who is well over 2 meters long. The Guy was a fucking attraction for tourists. They took sneak pics of the Guy and posed with him. All colours.

@@catman8849 can you say that in english

Chandresh Kumar just as ""they" in asia dont like swedes right?! What a stupid remark!

jossahonnonen , the Asians in sweden hates their fellow asians but they love the arabics.

Of course!! I’m glad this video could help! And good luck with your video! ☺️✨

Thank you soo much! It’s such an important topic and I was afraid it would come out wrong but I’m so glad to hear that! And yes it really would! It’s so frustrating and people should definitely know better. Thank you for watching 💕

Hello, greetings from the Royal home

My son - now 22 born and raised in Denmark - his white father (me)/afro-cuban black mom (- says he couldn't care less. When girls loves to cuddle his hair, he bares it with a smile :-) - Never felt problem with color.

Ugh I hate that question so much!! Everyone I ask where are you from back they are always like umm me..? Like yeah you asked me and now I’m asking you hahah

Hello, greetings from the Royal home, may peace be unto you

@@Athinas Being white and Swedish for hundreds of years I am one of those who loves diversity and I also love to talk to people so I am one of those that always ask that question or a variant of it if I meet someone black speaking Swedish without accent. It is asked out of curiosity and I guess as a part of getting to know someone. If I heard you speak I would just assume you were American.

@@Athinas Really? They're really surprised when you ask that? Weird... My experience has been them talking for bloody forever about their families if they ever get a chance... -_-

In Europe usually people specify if they're not ethnically from that country because diversity is stil something new. I was born and raised in Italy, yet people ask me where I'm really from. I understand the fact that they don't do it intentionally, but it still annoys me...

Yes it’s so sad but unfortunately it’s everywhere:( thank you soo much for watching and I’m so glad you enjoyed it 💕

@@Athinas you're welcome

Racism also comes from white people too let’s not forget

THANK YOU!! I feel like some people misunderstood me explains this but it’s just definitely a weird feeling when people just don’t accept your answer and keep asking. Definitely give a lesson in boundaries!! I love that!💗💗

Thank you soo much!! I really appreciate it ✨

Oh that’s amazing! Thank you so much for watching and supporting! Hopefully I’ll get a vlog up from Sweden! 💕

Aw thank you!! Eller TACK!!✨

Riiight! I just find it so strange how it’s not an acceptable answer 🙄 super annoying and from the comments it happens everywhere unfortunately! Thank you for watching 💕

Same with me. I am black American living in Ireland and people always think I am African even though I am from America. I literally even told someone I am from the United States then later they claimed I was from Uganda. It's so annoying because Europeans don't think black people can come anywhere other than Africa.

​@@yuckie3204becUse that is truth black people are from Afrika shipped to south amerika and north Amerika they were lower then dogs. Is not good behaviour but colonisation is an fact.

@@yuckie3204what inspired you to move

African American situation is different from African , Middle Eastern, Asian….etc living in Europe. If you meet a Chinese or Indian in Africa that lives there. They’ve no problems saying it except some Indians in South Africa and kenya.

Sweden is a beautiful country! I hope you can go when the pandemic is over. ✨

Aw thank you!!🥺❤️

Thank you so much!! 💗✨

@@Athinas I think it's interesting where people come from. (the roots) whether they are white or black. If you were born in Sweden but your parents are German, why not talk prowd about it? (Also I would like to know if you come from maybe Nigeria, known for such beautiful women) Sorry if you ofended ;)

Thank you! That’s so sweet 🤍

Ah this made me so happy! Thank you soo much for watching and for supporting my channel! It really means a lot 💕

very beautiful

Men vad roligt!! Ja jag förstår norska också! (I hope you understand Swedish haha!) wow that’s amazing!! You should definitely move! I’ve only been to Norge a few times but I loved it! And yes honestly Sweden is my favorite country and I wouldn’t wanna build my life anywhere else! I hope you get to move to Norway some day! Scandinavia is beautiful! I’m glad you found my channel and thank you so much for watching 💕

Hi! I am from Norway, so if you want someone to write Norwegian with, you can send me a DM on Instagram 😊 My username is Chrisbeeblack!

Wow thank you soo much!! 🥺 I really appreciate it!! 💕

Exactly!! I wouldn’t mind asking where my family is from at all but it’s the “REALLY FROM” from that’s so frustrating.. I’ve noticed I’m definitely not the only one! Thank you soo much for watching!!✨

It think that is so odd because Americans can be any race and it has always been a multicultural society.

Aw thank you soo much!!✨ Sweden is amazing and hopefully you get to visit one day!

Men tack snälla!! Vad glad jag blir ❤️ och ja självklart kan jag göra det!

Aw thank you soo much!!✨

Thank you soo much!! Ahh you totally should! It’s a beautiful country and I always hype Sweden haha! And yes totally haha kids are just so honest which is in some what a good thing 😅 I really appreciate it and I’m so glad you enjoyed it! 💕💕

Tack själv för att du kollade!! 😁

Thank you soo much! I truly appreciate it! 💕Ahh you should totally go if you ever get a chance to! It’s beautiful in the summer 😍

hello, How are you? hope all is going well there with you

Thank you soo much! I really appreciate it 💕

Haha thank you!! 😅💗

I'm Hispanic (not mexican though) from nyc and i don't wanna hear it lol. I'm American and that's it. If they ask politely about my background, then I might inform them a bit.

Wow thank you so much for that compliment! I really appreciate it and thank you so much for watching 💕

I’m sure you will love it!! Stockholm is beautiful!

Thank you soo much!💕

Yes maybe in the future!! ✨ I don’t speak Norwegian but I understand it! Most Swedes understand Norwegian and Danish! It’s very similar! Thank you soo much for watching!!

I hear that a lot haha! I can definitely hear my accent but people normally say they don’t hear it unless I mention it lol. Your brother choice a great country to live in! I love Sweden! ✨

so basically the somali are the reason for black people who are swedish or are born in sweden? What’s crazy is a bunch of immigrants live there in sweden . Its dominant race is white person . Im sure if a white person went to Africa the black people would stare too. Another thing is their are very rich countries in Africa and then their are very poor countries too. Just like everywhere else in the world

This comment made me so happy! Thank you so so much! All the best to you as well 🥰💕

Aw thank you so much!! ✨

Thank you soo much! Ugh I hate that question hahah so ignorant 😴 you should totally visit if you ever get a chance to! 😍

Hello, greetings from the Royal home, may peace be unto you

Yes it’s a very nice city! I love Stockholm! Hopefully you can visit and see it fully some day! Thank you for watching! ✨

@@Athinas as long as It isn't on June 21st! LOL But yes, I would like to see more...and if I get another overnight layover it's on! :D

Yes for sure! And I don’t have a problem with that at all it’s just the way the question is asked that’s annoying. But I’m used to it now, I get it here in the US too 😅

@@Athinas Yeah... You're not *really* from a place even if you're born and raised there... If you, your parents, your grandparents, great-grandparents, great-great-grandparents etc didn't *all* come from a particular village then you're *always* going to be someone living there that's *really* from this or that place... -_- (I'm ethnically mostly Faeroese and I'm a Icelandic citizen, but I'm born and raised in Norway, I'll never be considered Norwegian though because my mom came over here many years before I was even born... Their mentally really is tribal. They don't mean any harm with it I think... It just bothers them not knowing the details... It's not that long ago that people here didn't just have family names but fathers names like we still do in Iceland... Meaning that anyone knowing your name could, and would, track you down to an exact family linage serveral generations down... You'd think we where still living in tribes considering how everyone is behaving...

@@Luredreier So white “Americans” aren’t American. White South “Africans” arent African. White “Australians” are not Australian. They’re all just illegal European immigrants living on stolen land?

@@starbright3509 If you go far enough that applies to all humans, and even humanoids. The first primates wheren't from Africa even if the first humanoids most definitely where from Africa. Likewise there was a language in Norway before Sami and Norwegian and we can find traces of the language in place names here. You have to realize that Europe is a *old* continent. There's still people literally living in homes from the Roman era. (There isn't really anything older then that that's still in a good enough condition to *actually* inhabit) But compared to that the nation of the US, and even its earliest colonial settlements are quite young. You can be "from" a place in the US after much shorter time simply because human perception of time is relative. Just look at the length of a year. When you're 5 years old 1 year is 1/5th of your lifetime, and feels like it's taking ages. When you're an adult it's a much smaller percentage and as a result it flies past faster and faster with every year. Likewise when you're waiting on something and the time can't pass fast enough you're changing your frame of reference and something half an hour away is just 30 min away, and 1 min away is just 1/30th of that time, rather then say 1/18 000 000th of your total lifetime (as I explained to a friend of mine recently who has lived about 18 million minutes so far, give or take a few). The same applies to the word "from". Most people in the US regardless of ethnicity (including the Native Americans) have not lived in the land they currently inhabit for all that long, in the case of Native Americans it's because of events like the trail of tears etc, or even just having been driven from a earlier location in the various ears that happened after Europeans arrived with our diseases and our horses and upset the power balance in the Americas. So since most people haven't lived anywhere in North America for all that long "from" ends up being a much shorter term word there then here where some people literally can trace their ancestry back a thousand years. And sure, most of us lode the details past the 1600s or so but even then we can tell that some families have lived in certain places for a much longer time. Names here have histories. Families have histories. And we find those histories interesting. And because most of us have so long histories our idea about being "from" a place also changes to have a much longer time horizon. That isn't meant to be excluding anyone. Quite the countrary. Everyone may be Norwegian, but we might *also* have an additional "from" on top of that. Perhaps you're "from" the border between Finland and Russia and tried to escape hardship there near the Norwegian border due to decisions made by the Swedish kings, and ended up in Norway because of that? Perhaps you're Sami from one of the costal villages who have lost your original culture and language because of Norse/Norwegian settlers and later the government, yet still your ancestors have been fishing here for thousands of years. Perhaps you are one of the Sami people from the inland who used to be raindeer hunters, but in order to fulfill the taxes levied by the Norse your ancestors had to start domesticate the raindeers, and now your ancestors have lived of raindeer herding for many generations, taking the raindeer from the coast to the highland and back every year with the seasons, your culture and language still alive despite oppression from the state. Perhaps you're Norse and from one of the valleys that rose up against the Christian kings and refused to renounce their pagan ways? Possibly from one of the ones whose families took part in the great local "thing" (basically ancient Germanic parliament, both making laws, judging people, solving disputes and electing kings and leaders) etc. Perhaps you're from one of the families that didn't own land till after the black plague ravaged the land, leaving many farms empty, then you bought one of them and your family is now named "Ødegård' (essentially translated as empty farm or barren land or some such) Or perhaps you're from one of the great Danish noble houses that took a lot of power here after the plague. Or perhaps you're from one of the German, Dutch etc merchants that traded here, they where not really meant to have kids here, but they still did. And so many other histories. These histories matters. All of history matters.

@@Luredreier You wrote all of that deflect from your hypocrisy… My comment still stands, whites don’t belong anywhere on this earth beside Europe. The skin cancer incident in South Africa, America and any areas where the climate tends to be more tropical, is proof of that. If whites have the audacity to call themselves Australians, Africans, New Zealand’s, Americans, etc… but then throw a fit when nonwhites who were born and raised in Sweden call themselves Swedish. It’s shows your entitlement, hypocrisy and ignorance.

Thank you soo much!🥰