No it's not a blend of Canadian and Ghanaian accent. It's a French Canadian accent. She is from Montreal which is in Quebec the only French speaking province in Canada. I know because I'm Canadian.

@@diaryofayummymommy oh I see. Ive never heard this accent before

Kacee sounds very African kinda Nigerian with Montreal French, bless up to this beautiful lady!

@@diaryofayummymommy She sound more like a Nigerian and Canadian Accent not French Accent. No French accent showed in her voice

@@cocobutterchin6768 I said "French Canadian". There's a difference, but believe whatever you want to, I know a French Canadian accent when I hear it. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/atNom5yL1rnQqXk.html

😂😂😂😂 if you only knew the number of people who move to foreign countries on their own in this world!!!

She joined her hubby. Not alone.

I did. Twice. Single woman both times. One country a different language from my native tongue. Honestly, it's not so uncommon.

@@annea5781Compared to those who don’t? It takes courage and resolve.

The Ride and Place What is she giving you that you appreciate? She's just a teacher who's doing some basic dance moves on tiktok. If she was a black teacher from kenya or cameroon would people be going this crazy over her? We seem to want white people in our spaces just to have them there

@@blackblaze5271 I don't know if you understand my comment. Black or white, I don't care. I was just saying that we welcome anyone who will visit us and blend with us, NOT LOOK DOWN ON US. I don't know which part of my message tells that I'm going crazy over her, for what? I'm not one of those who go crazy over people because they are simply, "white". I'm above and beyond that. I'd be happy if you point out the specific part in my message. Why the aggressive reply? We shouldn't welcome visitors anymore, even if they like our ways and want to blend in? I'm surprised at your aggression and thinking.

@@blackblaze5271 I wonder how you reacted when black South Africans were killing their fellow blacks, while the white folks who oppressed them were walking about freely. We should stop blaming others for our problems and think of how to make our own better. Personally, I like to see thinks from an objective point of view. Reverse racism is also racism. Both are ugly.

@@TheRideandPlace Why do you want people to visit you and blend with you for?? For what purpose? You want kenyans and liberians to blend with us too? We barely want to blend with our own in our country. Like I said it seems we want white people in our space just for the sake of it, not for anything useful. What aggression? I asked you a question and made a statement. And I said *'people'* , not you going crazy over her. But you said you appreciate her, so I was wondering what you appreciate her for? It sounds like you're saying it's for behaving herself like anyone should in a foreign country. That's kind of the bare minimum. It's not something to compliment someone over, and shouldn't we have higher standards?

@@TheRideandPlace How are you questioning me about south africans not addressing white people while you're encouraging them to come in?? Do you not see the contradiction? I think south africans have a right to put themselves first like every group does around the world. And that includes the white people who have oppressed them. I guess you're waiting for us to have our own white people who will own everything and we can live in the same inequality as south africa. Except maybe the white people will smile at us more and do dances with us Most countries want people that can contribute something they don't have, and even then it's very difficult to naturalize or become a citizen. No one takes in people just to have people come and mix up their population. Also she has a nigerian husband. So she's not blending with you....

Totally agree, her words stood out and she is just a wonderful role model and someone who lives by her words.

How of her TikTok money as she paid the black guys in her videos? We calling her brave or is she? These guys are they getting compensated properly are she getting the bulk of the earnings?

Você é incrível. Vivo repassando seus vídeos . Exemplo de beleza. Deus a abençoe.

That’s very interesting! It was a shock to me at first where random people were greeting me on the street but now I’m loving it so much. It makes you feel you’re a part of the community and that nothing bad can happen because everyone is looking out for you

@@Anaieta yes everyone is Aunty or Uncle , Sister or Brother

Can u please give me direction on how I can move to Ghana

I'm traveling to Nigeria next month

​@@imabadgirl34how was your experience?

Agree☺️

❤

Yes. Living our life to the fullest. One Life To Live ✌ ❤ ☮

Agree totally 😊💯

Same and I love what you said about her. Yesterday was rough and I just needed a pick me up, so I turned to her videos and there I was smiling from ear to ear and laughing. She is just a joy. ❤

Beautiful movement! I couldn't stop watching you 🥰

I have watched that video at least 5 times per day since I first saw it. Kacy dances so nicely💃🏾and she is so inspiring. Girls just wanna have fun 😂 🎶 I dey on the mountain ing ing for so long oh no!

💯 I see all the disgusting comments coming from the u.s..... but all the comments from people in Africa are so welcoming!! Makes me want to move there. I love the music and dance and get so many strange looks from people.

Something is very wrong with the black Americans with their victim mentality.

They also don't have everything they do stolen and credited to other people.

Yes, she’s a true inspiration

She is living her best life ❤

It is because she is French Canadian. You can hear the French accent.

She has a French Canadian accent.

Lol she still has the French Canadian accent.

Her accent is 100% French Canadian.

You can clearly here her French Canadian accent. It hasn't left at all. But she does have a lovely spirit.

Hi

And she has the rythm too. Happy soul.

Actually im from montreal her accent is french canadian

Stay strong dear