Black Musicians have MORE OPPORTUNITIES in Berlin Germany

Black Musicians have MORE OPPORTUNITIES in Berlin Germany - Better than US

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Is Berlin better for Black musicians & artists? Being a musician or an artist can be tough. Sometimes opportunities can be hard to come by. But Jayson says artists, particularly Black artists and people of color can find additional reach in Berlin Germany. Would you check it out?
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@JK-nq1dl 28 күн бұрын

I've been loving seeing you active on KZfaq again!

@romanlillie 28 күн бұрын

yay! thank you!!!

@lukevanderdrift9339 28 күн бұрын

Roman! So great to see you making content!

@romanlillie 28 күн бұрын

Thanks Luke!

@bjjack5760 28 күн бұрын

Love your content. Thank you

@romanlillie 28 күн бұрын

Yay, thank you!

@bjjack5760 28 күн бұрын

Thanks to the guess

@romanlillie 28 күн бұрын

Glad you liked him!

@bjjack5760 28 күн бұрын

What is his channel?

@romanlillie 28 күн бұрын

www.youtube.com/@wtphonkisthis3243 and thanks for the reminder, I have now added this info to the description of the video.

@kuimwaniki8079 28 күн бұрын

Interesting video I also found that african americans are treated "better" than africans in europe.

@romanlillie 28 күн бұрын

Yes, it's surprising to me. But I guess I've experienced that too.

@traceecoltes2460 28 күн бұрын

@Roman Around The World Greetings! I hope all is well with you and your family and this message finds you in the highest of spirit, good health and Joy. I've frequent your channel periodically over the years and do enjoy your content. I especially like how you interact with your audience. You have done an amazing job at simplify traveling and informing people about the nuances of travel. You are very straightforward in your delivery and it makes it very palpable to sit and watch. As much as I enjoy your channel it worried me a lot in this episode when you and the gentleman kept referring to BLACK PEOPLE as "people of color". You are both Black Americans discussing what it means to emigrate to another country and it appears that you are directing your information towards a black audience so WHY the continuous "people of color" reference? Black People are not people of color we are actually descendants of Africans and we call our self black. So please stop referring to us as "people of color" just say black people. The discussions was about black people in Germany, Africans, Black Americans, etc. it was not a people of color discussion. I mean you were specifically discussing Black American culture versus African Culture and how consumable it is in German. You talk about adaptability for black people to migrate to other countries yet you kept repeating "people of color" enough with the politically correct verbiage. As black people our experiences in the world is often quite different from other groups of people. Let's be honest about it and stop trying to pacify everyone. Everything is not for everyone that does not make you bias, that's just life. It's imperative to our health, wealth, and thriving abilities that as black people in this world we share our experiences with each other. We have to be honest about what it means to be a Black person in certain environments and spaces. As a Black Woman it is my belief that we have a moral, ethical, spiritual, and physical responsibility to be "my brother's/my sister's keeper. We cannot talk for other people nor is it our jobs to do so. Thanks for the this information. Peacefully, Tracee'

@romanlillie 28 күн бұрын

Interesting comment! I tend to use the term Black and People of Color interchangeably at times though I recognize that they're different. Sometimes I use the term "people of color" because I want to refer to groups that extend beyond my own. I am Black (clearly) but sometimes the things that effect us as Blacks also effect other groups, like Latinas/os or native Americans etc. So I hope that adds some context. And I appreciate the comment and I love thoughtful dialogues even if we have different perspectives. After all that's essential and what makes things interesting!