As a American i must say the Ghanaian is right…we are delusional here…but he also doesn’t understand America is a real pressure cooker…within 3 generations all those values he’s speaking about will be wiped out of his offspring psychology in America

I’m a Kenyan and have been in the states for 3 years now as a student and I had the same mentality as the Ghanian guy when I arrived I must say that yes America does have opportunities I’ve made more money here than I ever did I Kenya but there’s a catch to this that this gent doesn’t seem to know. AMERICA IS THE TRUE RAT RACE MONEY GOVERNS YOUR LIFE IN A WAY MY AFRICAN BACKGROUND DIDNT FULLY COMPREHEND TILL I CAME TO AMERICA the peace of mind Austin is talking about I felt it when I was in Kenya last December i didn’t even realize how much I needed it when I landed I had to put my hand on the ground and just take a moment to feel africas energy

This is a Ghanaian who values money more than peace of mind. What's wrong living in Takoradi, Kumasi, Koforidua or Tamale

Austin you got me shaking my head. When it comes to us America is not soft on crime! Clearly you know no one who has been to prison for decades over minor offenses. 🤦🏾‍♀️

Ghanaian guy, my bruda. Black Americans have to deal with generational trauma that stems from slavery, so there are many obstacles you have to cross to become successful. For example, a black boy growing up in the inner city during the 80s and 90s had to deal with gangs, drugs, and a poor education system. Then they have children that come up in the same system with similar obstacles. Ghanian bruda you are the exception just like a successful brother from the hood. Africa was taken from the diaspora and we are just simply ready to reclaim our culture and make AFRICA GREAT AGAIN no matter the obstacles.

The Ghanaian brother doesn’t get that if Ghanaians go to America their children will have the same African American experience that Austin is talking about getting away from

As a Kenyan I feel lucky that in my country the government is held accountable by the people. We go to the streets when we feel that our rights have been violated. Ghanians should change their mindset that they can only thrive if they go out of their country

To my continental African brothers and sisters...The same amount of work it will take to get rich in Africa will be the same amount of work it will take to get rich in America

00:40 This guy is ridiculous. There are not that many people paying $15k for rent in Ghana. That's a rare situation. Very Rare.

It's funny when people who don't live in America act like they know what it's like to live here.

What that guy said: "Ghana is not just Accra", meaning life for many is better in the cities, is also true in the States. In places like Mississippi, Appalachia, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. There are even white people living in very poor conditions, with dirt floors, no running water, starving, etc. Financially, life is much better in the cities, like New York, Atlanta, Long Island, etc. However, the crime is [much] more prevalent in the cities than the rural areas. So, you are much more likely to encounter a mass shooting, robbery, or murder, if you live in the cities. The States is not perfect, and also has its tradeoffs. Edit: Also, Jeffry talked entirely too much during this interview. And his message for others not to invest in his country, and for locals to leave at all costs, is a destructive message. Build up your country and make it better for yourselves. I'm Malian, by way of the States, and he has almost convinced me not to invest in his country. Something I was considering seriously.

Everyone wants the greener grass on the other side. However, AUSTON is telling the truth about "peace of mind". Although the young man described how a Ghanaian policeman killed, I believe, a man with dreads. Although this is really atrocious, it is WORSE in US.

For most Diasporans moving back we are simply tired of the rat race. We are more interested in the Peace of mind we can create in Ghana. Again the emphasis is on “The peace of mind WE can create for ourselves not what anyone can give us” Most diasporans with good planning can create their own peace of mind in Ghana. As for the Ghanaians who want to leave, they are free to leave. Yes go out there and make some money.

Having 10 grand in your bank account in the US is a big deal. Most people only got 1,000 to 5,000 saved and then it’s still a risk of them spending it. You can make the money here but they have ways of getting it back from you.

Please don't look at America as a pot of gold. People are homeless in America.

In New Orleans, as he described, there’s about 10 shootings everyday all in one area. Black on black crime. On top of the police brutality, on top of racism, on top of homelessness, on top of the recession😂. Tons of car jackings, robberies, any crime you can think of lol. It’s wild out here.

I wish this guy comes to the states so he can get his wake up call 😔

We all have our own paths that call us. I don't believe either of these brothers are wrong. They are both living their own truths. I'm just happy to to hear us having the conversations. That's how we will grow.

MANY BLACK AMERICANS ENJOY THE PEACE OF MIND WE GET IN GHANA!! THE CULTURE, MORAL STANDARDS & HOSPITALITY IN GHANA!!

I always come away from these conversations with the same fact - people appreciate what they don't have. Ghanaians and other Africans can really appreciate and see the good in America, while Americans can really appreciate and see the good in Africa and beyond. This is nothing new. White Americans have been writing novels about traveling to Europe and falling in love with all that Europe and the "old world" has to offer, while European immigrants to America have been sharing their stories of struggle and strife in Europe, and how they will never leave America because America is the land of opportunity.

If Ghana is so bad, then how come the young Ghanian don't speak with some diasporas and work to make Ghana better? Most of the ex-Pats from the diaspora desire to bring skills and anything else to make Africa stronger. Please work together.

20:08 A lot of Ghanaians build where they're not supposed to. Then when they are told to move they blame the government. When they were not even supposed to be there in the first place

Now, I don't know WHAT TYPE OF AMERICAN woman that Auston dated while here in the States, the women that I know are not LOW CLASS, not disrespectful, and have AWESOME HYGIENE. So, you need to watch your words, Auston because I truly support you and I'm not any of that. Many blessings to you both as you develop a great relationship.

No country you go too is without it's issues.

*It's terrible, how Auston speaks on American women. Just shows his immaturity. At the end of the day, he's just a spoiled mamas boy with no formal education. Shout out to the intelligent Ghanian man*

Why can someone in Ghana or etc understand how an American diasporan can be charged 3x more as soon as a local hears their accent, but they can't understand how they are handed better opportunities in America as soon as the oppressors hear their accent? It's deeply painful to see them want that badly to blame us for the conditions we've survived in the diaspora, and to feel like they're special at our expense. The oppressors LOVE to see these materialistic immigrants coming because they only use you to justify all the wrong they've done by buying your admiration and loyalty. American diasporans see right through that, if only immigrants would listen. By pushing us aside in favor of naive immigrants, they get a 2-for-1 of not having to honor the rights we fought for, in addition to being able to use us as a false example of own failure. Why would our brothers and cousins on the continent want to be the winner in that game?

American women that would come to Ghana are the ones that are open to being more traditional

*Can we give props to this BEAUTIFUL GHANIAN KING who had excellent points. Held his own in this debate. From an American Woman WE LOVE YOU!*

The Ghanaian guy has rose tinted glasses on about the US. MOST people live on credit and are living pay check to pay check. That is fact. He encountered extremes of America, it's NOT the norm.

If you are broke and poor in Ghana or any other Africa country it will be in your best interest to move to westernized countries to better yourself and help your family. However if are male and rich, doing well and can work remotely and hate the social systems in the US it’s best to move to countries such as Ghana Kenya Brazil Colombia.

A lot of Ghanaians overwork when abroad. This dude is only looking at the making money part. He doesn’t factor in illness, getting fired or other bad luck. When Ghanaians travel most only think …money. And work themselves to pulp. A lot of them lose family connection and live alone, even missing crucial family events. When they do come back, they carry western mentality with them. Many are stuck out west because they feel ashamed to not being able to show off. That’s the Ghanaian mentality….well, those who go to hustle.

This Ghanaian guy would make it rich as a comedian ... he is really funny. Life is funny when you can laugh at the far reaching differences of organized privileged cultures.

I don't think this guy knows and have any clue of the peace of mind Auston is talking about. All the things he is highlighting base on money 💰 and the way of living but nothing compared to when you are in fear of losing your life anytime you went out. In Ghana 🇬🇭 no one is going to look at you and discriminate you because of your color or following you around whenever you go out shopping. That peace of mind is what Auston is talking about. Bottom line do not flee stay and help fix the problem. Nowhere is perfect

We're from the New Orleans area. The crime and politics are bad, but it's bad in most urban cities. True New Orleans is third world compared to other places, but we're rich in culture, traditions, rituals, and history. Its the most African influenced city in the USA. 504.

I appreciate this interview as well as the one when you had Austin and the 3 young ladies. You have done something I haven't seen any other creator do, and that's put Austin in an environment with a confident, masculine man who will not laugh and at-a-boy his comments. In the conversation with the young ladies and this gentlemen, Austin's views lacked substance and are based on his own shortcomings.

That Ghanaian guy is not serious i am Ghanaian and doing well here in Ghana .....

Great interview. Peace of mind/no racism vs financial independence. Thank you guys.

This guy Austin is still making money in America .KZfaq is an American company . Without KZfaq could he travel the way he is doing ?He might be making even more money from KZfaq than form his job as a barber and he is still paying American taxes so he works in America just remotely!

The light skinned guy said (at 34:19) American women don’t have anymore options left, in reference to treating their man like a king in Ghana. But yet, he says he’s done messing with American women. It sounds like he has no more options left in America. I have been proposed to twice in America and yet I still wouldn’t marry an American man. If I do get married, it will be in Africa. And it has nothing to do with not having any American options.

Auston and Jeffrey are giving so much content! 😆 We love to see it.

If every American woman you dated had a hygiene problem that speaks negatively about you and your choice of women. Do not stereotype American women as a whole with the ones you were in a relationship with, that is ignorance and degradation of women as a whole. I am surprised the host allowed a guest to talk about women in such a way. Your mom is a woman and probably lives in America. Does he feel the same way about her? Does he feel this way about his female sisters, cousins or aunts if he has any? Don’t make all American woman pay for your pain by trying to give America woman a bad name. Get some help brother!

Jeffery I love you and your enthusiasm, I pray you get what you want. Auston I pray you find the mental help you need to get over that woman, that hurt you so bad. Great content

He's right about USA women, but he strikes me as the kind of guy who doesn't like women. I hear moisture in his voice.

This dialog was insightful! It's my opinion that without the right mindset and unity among ourselves certain societal issues will remain the same for us wherever we may be and I'm speaking for the masses not the privileged few. So as it stands, self-preservation unfortunately will continue to flock to the west for their opportunities until our governments can get their affairs in order!

Sorry bro I don't normally do comment , however may i pls ask if the Ghanaian has travel outside Ghana before, first of all I'm a Ghanaian living in UK for 22 years and here people do two, three and jobs a day to survive. I work twelve to 16 hours a day, 6 days a week, so he should be to compere Ghana to so call advance country's, as we normally said travel and see.

I really have a hard time with Auston’s evaluation of the American woman. I am not sure who broke his heart, but to make a blanket statement about all American women is wrong. It is sad how society has divided black men and women in America. Also Auston has not been with every American woman, so he should only speak on the ones he has had personal experience with. Not all American women fit his description.

Our people are suffering all around the world not just in Ghana

Austin sounds ridiculous. Pro Authoritarian? He has no idea what he is talking about.

I CAN ONLY IMAGINE WHAT HIS PARENTS THINK ABOUT HIM TRYING SO HARD TO RUN AWAY FROM GHANA. Smh JEFFERY PLEASE JUST RUN IN GHANA FOR PRESIDENT!! SO YOU CAN HELP WITH ALL THE ISSUES YOU COMPLAIN ABOUT!!

My Father never shouted at me. My Sisters nor my Mother. He treated us as Queen and Princesses

Am a little disappointed though, where did all these killings happen in Ghana. He thinks he can lie just to win a debate, but in the end, he's destroying a beautiful country's image. Why are u not correcting that as the host.

Someone got to tell this brother illusion and disolution lives in his brain... 😊😮 The list of the problems he keep mentions He sees outsise of acra , I only see as opportunity to get rich... Money only comes where there is a problem.. Example: I can build a big peanut farm outside of acra and sell ton of peanut in US and get very rich with very low labour workforce in Ghana... I can bet this brother can stay 30years in US ON $100K per annum salary still poor and struggling with debit

Let me clear the air with Ghanaians. You can work any job even without a degree. A job can require a degree, you can apply and if the interviewer is willing to give you a chance then you can have a job. The person to believe in your abilities the most is YOU. Sometimes we must apply as a volunteer just to show our worth here in USA

As a foreigner or a migrant from a poor country, your motivation is stronger than locals. That's why migrants are more successful...

He says Ghana isn’t Accra. Which we all know that. But. America is not NYC or LA. Give this man a US passport and send him to inner city Chicago, Camden NJ, Skid Row in Cali, or any SUNDOWN town in the US. He would need that therapy he was talking about earlier. All of America isn’t paved with gold or opportunity.

I was with Austin until he went on the American sisters. You went to a different country & you were “different” of course the women will fall for you. I’m an American woman & experienced this. Although, I do agree we have to leave América to find a spouse 😩

Jeffery is disillusioned and he wants to compete with Austin when it seems their experiences don't match up. He needs to experience more

tell him. I dare him to come live in south georgia, the middle of west viriginia, come to these small rural areas and not the big cities like NYC, ATL, LA etc

It sound good my guy. Stuff like groceries, car note, gas, car insurance, health insurance, depending on where u live toll roads (I’m from Houston so u gon pay for em all day) rent/mortgage, HOA’s, taxes, kids, and the up keep of all these things, ur basic needs, and it’s much more that I’m leaving out. It’s easy on the outside looking in not saying hard work don’t pay off but don’t get it twisted my guy every city, state, country has its issues. 💯

They call Ghana men a King because they act like a King they love the women as Christ Love the Church. Women in the States got social media and so many men treat Black Women as less than not like a Queen

Great show! New subscriber, watching from the Caribbean.

People are getting upset with Jeff but he is determined to be great in America. He is very intelligent. Most Africans that come here to the USA do extremely well. I truly believe he will prosper if given the opportunity to be here.

I ❤❤❤❤❤ Jeffrey he raw real and frank no romanticizing Ghana he is raw I RESPECT HIM SO MUCH MORE THAN ALL THESE FAKE PEOPLE PUSHING A FAKE NARITIVE

This Ghanaian brother has views that are backward dangerous Africa unfortunately has many problems because of small minded individuals like this Africa brother

The Ghanaian brother is very delusional about the USA…

Austin dont knownthe Law here in the States because if The Governement here want your land they have Government domain and they can take it to build roads or what evevthey want and you cannot sue the government If it is personal citizens then they can sue. As for as American Women, he is young and he can not speak about all women Its the women he like and attracted too, his Mother is an American Women and for him to say that, speak Volume about him

I love this American guy he answers complex questions with ease. What else do people travel to America for if not for a JOB? I have a lot of respect for my Ghanaian brother too he is asking the questions the ordinary Ghanaian asks on a daily basis. In all lets us understand that no matter where you choose to live your life there will be challenges

That dude hasn't been in states he doesn't know what he's talking about. Auston you seen both parts so you won the debate. Peace of mind is hard in America coz most people get depressed and live paycheck to paycheck.

Who really believes country ass Austin had a salary of 10K monthly in Texas😂😂

The grass is always greener on the other side. Neither guy is qualified enough to debate the issues of either country. No country is perfect

QUESTION : FOR JEFFERY, HOW IS IT THAT A GHANAIAN MAN, AGYA KOO WHO NEVER WORKED OUTSIDE OF GHANA , WAS ABLE TO BUILD A MANSION IN GHANA ??? JEFFERY DIDNT YOU WORK OUTSIDE OF GHANA? SO WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SHOW FOR IT NOW ? AND WHY DONT YOU WORK THERE ANYMORE? UNFORTUNATELY YOU WANT TO RUN THINKING THE GRASS IS GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE..

What a relief to see this African American hear someone elses reality about African American/American women.

Jefferey is crazy.Alot of people goes to Ghana and own a bigger house than what they would own in America.Ask Jefferey if he own his own house in America.

The way Austin calls women the ‘B’ word so effortlessly says a lot about his character. He seems very egotistical & immature

We need more videos like this 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🤝🙏👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

I see both the gentlemen point of view, but the Ghanaian people have to demand change from their governments an leaders etc. Instead of fleeing the country for greener pastures fix what’s wrong in your country they did it in America as far as black people have rights now etc but America still isn’t perfect. If you want change then fight for change in your country especially all these other countries gotten rich by taking resources from Africa. So wake up African people know your worth all of Africa needs to unite and stop all this foolishness and fix your problems!

Please no more Jeffrey someone get him whatever he needs to leave Ghana, he is a man who can be easily influence by money to do whatever.

Greg is teachung Austin how to treat a women. 💜 Kudos to Greg, it is the women that Austin likes, that why he can't find a good women. If he cant find a good women, then the common denominator is him And he feel less than, sounds personal to me. What does that say about him if his women dont have personal hygiene..😳

I think bro has a issue with women period!

Build up Africa…what América has done is not the impossible.

The Ghanaian guy made the best points. There is no Wakanda in Africa

Can't wait for this debate. Even though I love both of them!

Africans please believe in Africa your continent more. It is up to us the people to create systems that works for us, a safe place, an amazing place in Africa.

As a Jamaican Ghana here I come coming home to the motherland our African brother do not know these modern woman mentality give me 20,000 us that is equivalent to 252,180.00 Ghanaian cedi what did you do with the money

I live in the USA. I was born in america and have been here for 58 years. I would say it would be a big mistake to move to america. America is prejudice as it is in other countries but to the outside it looks good👎

This was a great debate 👏. Great points on both sides

Whiles others are using their channels to build, others are using it to destroy for some baseless debate. Gf

I agree with Auston on this debate. The other dude has no clue about living in America. Everything is credit based in the USA. As a result, everyone is in debt. I just did a song called Money Will Never Be Enough. Go check that out because that’s life in America.

I’m listening to the debate and I’m in America, I believe the brother from America is weak, possibly gay…his sexual orientation would definitely be questionable. Outside the US he probably seems just mild mannered, US he’d appear feminine. Body language speaks volumes!

I'm into Austons channel but Jeff ATE in this debate on MOST topics!

This conversation reminds me of Maslow Hierarchy of needs. The African guy is talking from the physiological aspect of needs and the American guy is speaking for self actualization.

Great opinions from each speaker. Love the dialogue.

I'm even tired of seeing this guy on your channel now. He is so focused on thinking he knows how to survive in America and he has never set foot there in his life.

I have enjoyed the episode tremendously!! Awesome I loved this discussion!! More more more…. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

I get what Austin is saying too. Am not the type of those women. I really Value A man who makes such Efforts. I am one of those good ones.☺ I also adore his sanitary routine and looking after himself.

Austin should’ve ask him how many people in Ghana are struggling compared to the American living in Ghana struggling. I would’ve dismantle the guy from Ghana lol 😂

Jeffrey, is the Best Guest Webnation Africa has had so far. he is very entertaining and honest a bout what the conditions are living in Africa , Ghana. you really cant even be too mad or disappointed of his views because for decades these living conditions have been existing without much change over the years. It really hurt when he said the average person in some areas couldnt afford to drink a cup of coffee because it was 25 cedis. and 25 cedis is what they are making a month.. wow... and ay we are over there drinking a few cups a day plus lemon water... sad.

I love Web Nation. The program is very interesting.

I love thé guy in the blue shirt ❤❤😂. He said ole boy is pomperous lol

This Jeffery guy is a top notch…I will be much happy to always see him on ur show Hayford#big ups 👍🙌