Exactly that's what I did I saw this place and a fall in love and I finally buy a house it took me long time but I finally did it

​@@kamal171 Put me up on game

@@PurplePillRiches did you already went to Kenya or not yet

Karibu!

​@@mobthang13kI knew all your comments about fmg was because of hate

But without women like Brazil 😢

“Africans are very respectful people” is a huge stereotype about all the people of a large continent. Such statements have no validity.

Yeah but the other way around can’t really be said

​@@michealdominic7788Other way around cant be said for your people

@@Davo32310 bro What?

Do African Americans hate Africans?

What about kibera??

@@Deggoo what bout Ethiopia as a whole

​@@Deggoo haha every country gat that side ,right

@@Hippobottomless I ain't from Ethiopia

@@polynekarizy7326 Yes but remember kibera is the biggest slum in the whole world Which makes Kenya no 1 when comes to slums.

Thanks man I am! I need a lot more gold

So true. Young Africans in particular view African Americans as their cool cousins from America and that is why they are very excited to meet you and learn about your lives. In Kenya, foreigners have been travelling here for decades but sadly, very few have been African American. This is now changing and hence the excitement you encounter when meeting Kenyans and Africans as a whole.

@@mumbingugi hopefully that excitement doesnt wear off with crazy AA coming in masse. some will always be excellent but in a large population your also bring the problematic one. and some AA are rude lol soo ( or can be interpreted like that )

@@TheBlackManMythLegend True. Some will find themselves unable to integrate and will move on. And Africa too, will move on.

You no longer need to fly to Kenya via Europe. Kenya Airways flies directly from New York to Nairobi on the modern Boeing Dreamliner aircraft. It is a 15-hour flight flight with no stop-overs. Your African experience starts immediately you board the aircraft as the pilots and cabin crew are all Kenyan. One of the most senior pilots on the route is Captain Mutungi, a highly experienced pilot, wife and mother.

@@mumbingugi Fully aware of that as I'm in the airline industry. The problem? Not a lot of Americans have made such a long nonstop flight. To start its better to break it up in increments. Hope that makes sense.

@@dwightthementor my first flight to Africa was 11 hours straight to ghana. It can be alot for those who are not well traveled but important for those who prefer non stop.

Dwight how is the internet. I manage very large teams in multiple parts of the world remotely. How fast is the Wi-Fi?

I agree with you as well!!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d5OEarRp2N2-YaM.html

Welcome. We have modernity and nature

You’re welcome

Welcome to amazing Kenya 🇰🇪

I have traveled to all the countries you mentioned and actually lived.2 years in Barranquilla Colombia. Was in in Kenya for 3 months but personally I liked Tanzania better. However CapeTown South Africa is more compairable to Brazil & hands down off the charts & my fav.🇿🇦 Thats just my opnion! 🌴😎

Just stay out of villages and have a guard…I’ve visited most African places don’t let them know where your from and don’t shop expensive stuff and carry around alone

You might be right ✅️ but European tend to favour Black Americans than Black Africans. Speaking from Germany 🇩🇪. So let him go further with his journey to find his DESTINATION 😊😊

@@joycelinelyimo-fenske8745 My advice to Auston about Europe was ONLY with regard to his legal matter in Brazil. In a nutshell, this has to do with extradition laws in Europe versus most of Africa. Apart from this issue, I agree that he should certainly tour Europe and other parts of the world.

Okay Mr. Mumbi. 👍 I hope Auston read 📚 this and take it to his counts.

@@joycelinelyimo-fenske8745 I hope so too. We all want the best for Auston. He is very young and yet doing amazing things. He has made some mistakes like the rest of us, and is clearly learning from them. Btw Ich bin eine Frau!😅Ich war in Deutschland und liebte besonders Schwarzwald. Sehr schon!

Okay miss Ngugi. That means you know what I'm talking about.

He’s at a certain age now where adrenaline iz high, I doubt if the Kenyan coast will excite THAT much,apart from it’s beauty,night life is a bit dead n nothing much to do in the afternoon

@@tonygee5680 agree

Are you selling our women?

@@africanqueenmo why did it sound that way to you? Sounds like he’s selling Kenya to me.

YUP, I told him about it when he was in Thailand

I definitely want to go to South Africa 🇿🇦

Nope don't encourage him to come here.

Question, i been to kenya, tanzania, i never been to south africa because of all the things i am hearing about the crime, is it bad in cape town?

​@@kemmoneR😂😂😂😂 y'all don't want any foreigners in ur country

Aggressive is NOT the right word.. They are Bold

Let him be! Of course there’s always a better person, thing, or place….no one can see them all in a lifetime. He is mature enough and more exposed in the last one year than a lot of older people.

Facts

Problem is that every country you visit you will like many things about it…I loved Kenya…then I went to other countries in east Africa and felt the same…saddest part of the trips is coming back home to the US😢

@@yepyep6916 why is it sad?😂coz I’d die to go to the US 😂

@@yepyep6916well stay there don’t no woman in the US want you 🤷🏽‍♀️

What do you think about Addis , Ethiopia, and Asmara, Eritrea?

Adids Ababa the women are more stunning for me personally coz im indian and the skin color of the Ethiopian women is very indian like. But they are not as open as the Kenyan women. But if you have excellent photos on DSLR you should have a good chance. Ethiopian women are more conservative imo. Erriteria hasn't been on my radar yet will give it a try and let you know

@@CryptoNerd91 How the girls like in India?

@@juzrhyme712 In the bigger cities western liberalism is starting to spread. I'd personally avoid those girls they are too progressive. You can get conservative girls in the tier2 and tier3 cities but most of them don't look after their bodies. Girls in india barely do weight training in gym and can be either quite skinny or fat(not obese). Having said that you can find good looking natural women it's a huge country. Good thing is if you happen to find a nice one she will be loyal to you 100%. Cheating is looked down upon in indian society very harshly unlike the west where it is vastly encouraged.

@@rlroark2457 Cant compare with Kenya. Kenya is NUMBER 1

More important most Brazillian DNA is Congo and Angola

Don't leave out Cape Verde

Might as well add Mozambique to that list. They can speak pretty good English as well

But bring your wallet because Angola is expensive,NYC expensive

Big Up on the new look since arriving in Africa. Enjoying the content and keep up the good work.

Did you like Tanzania or language was a big challenge?

@@joycebrown47 Oh I loved TZ and despite the fact that it's really only in Dar (and Zanzibar) that you can find English spoken commonly, Dar was my least favorite place. I dont know, I just dont really like that city and I've been there a few times. It 's all broken and run down in many areas. At night theres not many lights and the streets are busted up making it very easy to trip or step into a pothole. I call it Dark Ass Salaam at night. Yes it can be challenging in the interior of the country but theres always SOME people that can speak enough English to get by. Had no language issues in other notable cities like Mwanza and Arusha but the small towns and villages...forget it. Some people will even laugh at you when they hear you speak, and blow off an opportunity to make money simply because they are too ignorant to want to bother to understand what you need. This happens a lot with taxi drivers in smaller towns (no ubers) and even in the capital "city" Dodoma.

@@cryp4life509 English has never been our emphasis in school even though we learn it from grade 3. There's more emphasis on Swahili. Kenya has more emphasis on Swahili than on English. I'm a language lover and would love to master all the languages that are exposed time as opposed to going by the structure that the govt determines for me.

@@davidngwesa I understand that fully. In America we dont learn any other languages in elementary school. Once you're in highschool you might (depending on the school) get taught another language. But by then and at that age most kids arent interested or find it more difficult than younger kids that can grasp a new language easier.

@@cryp4life509 My son lives and studies in Kenya. He is 7 and in grade 2 right now. While his is better than a typical Tanzanian kid's (in fact better than most Tanzanians'), his Swahili is not what's considered standard in Tanzania (or in the Kenyan coastal region). So, when he visits Tz he is laughed at coz he talks funny (to them)

hes like 23 let him live his life

He’s imparting advice… solid advice which has been gained through years of experience. That’s what OGs are supposed to do.

@@tclass99 i almost thought you knew him the way you vouched for his years of experience

@@bishopnyc5074 ….naw, just giving my brothas nuggets of knowledge. Younger brothas can choose to walk their own paths…no pressure. However, would like BM to succeed in their life goals…Been traveling and living abroad for over 25 years…Military and personal combined.

@@yepyep6916 25 yrs traveling here too. Unfortunately some young fellas just prefer to learn the hard way. That’s up to them in the end. The smart ones will listen and have an easier time because of it.

Same here, it's exciting,makes me miss home vibes

Exactly! Thanks for understanding

Absolutely that’s why I subscribed

True

You're describing Nigerians according to what Malema said. Kenyans don't come out rude.

@@MattKenyan that’s because you are a Kenyan and also Nigerians are known to be loud and obnoxious worldwide 😂

He said Rio not Salvador. You know Salvador is still tops for him.

Check out Diani Beach in Mombasa, KENYA. Some of the most beautiful white sandy beaches in the world, and that's pretty much most of the Kenyan coastline.... literally award winning. Not joking

Eadt African coastline is wayyyy more beautiful than Brazil coastline. From Dhibouti to Mozambique

@@anonymous6594 Yeah, Salvador is hard to beat

The East African coast is beautiful. I haven't been to Kenya. But, I've been to Tanzania and the beaches are gorgeous.

Are you doing it on a dating app, if so be careful 😂😂😂

It’s a must

@@AustonHolleman he'll never leave 😂😂😂😂 Ghana to Kenya will feel like prison to freedom

If you come to Kenya you might not go back to Ghana 😅😅

No, it's not a typo. We actually call ourselves Nairobians!❤

True, and all Kenyans with a minimum of a high school education are fluent in both.

@@mumbingugiEnglish may be but most Kenyan cannot speak Swahili fluently

@@Hadda23 True, our Swahili is not as refined as that of Tanzanians. We tend to mix Swahili with our tribal languages.

That’s my job!!

No, you be safe out there in Chiraq bro

Wow! That's crazy