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Maybe because we grew up feeling like the assholes of History...

Wait, so if I'm your friend, I get home cooked Jollof and Fufu? Where do I sign up? I also want Jollof and Fufu (and friendship is also nice!). Do I also get Egusi? Because then I'll just move in with you!

Don´t worry about the threat to call the police - I don´t think it has anything to do with race. I am German, as white as they come and have been threatened with the police. For riding my bike on the pedestrian path, for parking my car "im Halteverbot"... it´s a certain breed of people who do it. My partner is English and I think he feels the same about learning the language. 🤪

There is just one human race.

What are clicks in the church?

Germans are to honest to be polite. British are too polite to be honest.

The info about rents in London and Hamburg is galling really, talking as someone from the UK. But Hamburg isn't the best comparison. Are the rents in Munich or Berlin more comparable to London? As for race relations.......... I'm surprised to hear you say this because under other German channels, there's a lot of criticism over Muslims in Germany. Both those who have been there for several generations and more recent arrivals. Africans aren't that popular either. It's probably because you're from the UK or have been living there a while that you're more accepted and acceptable.

View from a German: Germany has become less save in the last 10 years. There even have a japanese girl be killed and we have about every 2 weeks someone being killed by knife by a migrant. The issue are islamic people in Germany, but here comes the second issues with "races" in Germany: The self-hate of Germans. If a migrant does something wrong like kill or rape, he does not get accused of, but Germans say "we failed to integrate him, it is all our fault". Germans have a deep self-hate resulting from the time after 2nd world war, feeling responsible for everything that happens, rather than pointing to others.

As a German I can straight forward tell you that it makes me happy to hear that you like living here. Let‘s beat the terrible German history together and build a better German future!

BW over sexualize THEMSELVES!!! Take some accountability for once!

This video and channel is 🗑️. Don’t know WHY it’s on my feed.🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

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Someone preferring race relations in Germany to the UK is interesting and a perspective you don't hear very often, at least I don't. Why wouldn't Londoners eat your food? :D Would love to try Ghanaian food.

All da besz😊

When society gets poorer which it seems to be it will feelings will not be as important anymore.

30 years ago I would never expect someone from London prefering a german city to live in. That's amazing to hear and for me as a german sounds like a big compliment 🤩

There are no Black people on this stage. Those people are whatever country they are from. They are not black.

German banks normally have their own debit cards for which they do not charge for withdrawals. Some banks are in groups that do not charge for the cards of the others either. Because they have to pay for transfering the money to another bank outside their system - at least in working time - they charge for it. Most shops take debit cards but not credit cards, because the latter are more expensive. It also depends on the area. Internationsl chains often have special deals with the institutes. And card readers, the infrastructure around card paying until a few years ago has also been a cost factor especially smaller shops have tried to avoid. And there is a certain paranoia concerning leaving a digital trace in part due to the Third Reich and the GDR. Imagine the Gestapo or the Stasi having access to this data. The driving experience: Even in GB signaling comes in different ways in different areas, as has been described very nicely in 'Notes on a Small Island'. The same holds true for Germany. We normally wave a hand or something like that. Most people would never think of using an indicator for signalling anything than changes of direction or hazards. In driving schools we learn... ... §1... 'besondere Rücksicht und Vorsicht'. (special consideration and attention) ... the right of way is more or less universal. ... in court car drivers are mostly the ones held responsible if the have injured a cyclist or a pedestrian. Unfortunatey some cyclists are quite aggressive in asserting their rights, while sometimes completely ignoring those of pedestrians, as you can experience extremely well in Münster 🙄. Another asoect here are our Netherlandian neighbors where the bike seems to rule supreme and where a lot if Germans like to spend their time. The police calling thing? Yeah, some people do this as a general conflict-related technique, no matter who they are talking to - except the other person is wearing a police uniform anyway. Have been at the receiving end of this as well. Took my phone, called the police, told them somebody wanted to talk to them and handed the phone to the other party who didn't want to take it. 😏. Even when racism is involved - which in my case hasn't been - it might be a nice way to get this solved.

"Call the police" in my experience has not neccessarly to do with racism. If you have an agrument f.e. with your neighbour about noise, it is not uncomon to threaten to call the police, hoping the other one is complying and if he dosn't you will think twice, if you realy want to go through the hustle calling the police. Those situations occur regardless of the race of those two arguing. This is only one example...

Black men is too preoccupied with image if u ask me

where is the lady on the right from

Love your accent 😊 i live in Hamburg too. Love this town ❤️

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You'll certainly find racism anywhere. I do think, it's less in Germany, but it's more behind your back, less openly communicated. Overall, I also think that there's more "classism" than racism prevalent in society. In Britain, people in general seem to be more class-aware, whereas in Germany many people eventually even deny the existence of classes, but discriminate against you at the same time - again more covert, less openly.

have never heard of electricity being included in the rent.

😂 I am Bavarian. I have been to Hamburg. And Paris. Etc. Your take on Londoners is not what I have experienced. I lived there for six years, made great friends there and yes they invited me for garden parties and dinners and I have been to all their houses and not to have sex but to have conversations and food. Check. Fun fact: I helped a Nigerian guy root in Germany and then his wife he had brought over from the motherland was a real racist bitch to me. Not grateful at all. So you see let's stop generalising and just say it all depends on the person her/himself. Period.

Bro I never heard about fufu before but I lookedit up. It sounds so interesting. Can I visit you and try it? ❤😂😉😋

Moin! Fellow Ghana-born, living in Hamburg here 🙋🏾‍♀️. I have family members living in and outside of London. Hamburg is quite expensive, but nothing compared to London. I feel very fortunate to have been living in Hamburg for so many years now. It's so diverse, beautiful, and full of culture. Your take on Germany in general and Hamburg in particular is quite accurate. You have a soothing voice that I really enjoy listening to. Much Love ❤❤❤

interesting take about the racism...I am Austrian, and lived in London for like 7 years and coming back it was really tough at first, because Austrians, at least the older ones, lack politeness. But I totally relate to your viewpoint, or understand.

Thats a blatant lie, how can yo tell and you have to proof that, I hav eworked in so many countries and Germans are moer open than most if not all other countries and specially in comparison of teh US teh Germans are so much mor open and educated with regard to other countries and cultures- Germans are famous for traveling a lot, if tehy weren't open they woudl stay at home - and if you think so about Germans nobody forces you to come to this country and what kind of bad habits and you mentioned black Germany- WE do not differenciate between black and white YOU do it so if you coem to thsi country ask yourself who has to adapt, the host country to you or you to teh host country

I didn't know crime rate was that bad in London... And what do you mean, they do not come to your house to be social? Do you mean you have Friends in London that never have seen your home???🤯☹

i hope your channel blow up, the interviews are very interesting

The worst part about German culture is how they STARE at you if you are any color other than white. We traveled through Eisenach, Weimar, Bayreuth, Zwickau, Leipzig, and Dresden as part of a classical music heritage-themed tour, and everywhere we went the locals just STARED unblinkingly at us with tremendous hostility and disgust, as if we were vermin who should be exterminated. Asking them to stop "Bitte nich starren mich" did NOTHING, they would just continue to stare silently. What is wrong with these people? I came away from my trip with a deep understanding of how it was possible for the Holocaust to be committed here. Oh yeah, and literally every second cab driver we encountered had a US Confederate Flag proudly displayed on their cab's dashboard. We learned later that the Confederate Flag is a politically acceptable alternative to the Nazi Swastika (which is banned by the government).

The signal for "thank you" on the road is just a different one in Germany. And for the rules thing: We are taught to follow them e.g. use the right of way. The reason is to be predictable for the other drivers. But we are also taught to pay attention to our surroundings and what comes up ahead "vorausschauend Fahren". The threat to call the police is just weird to me. I have never even heard of anyone doing that at all in Germany and wouldn't have thought about the possibly racist reason, because doing that at all to anyone for almost any reason is just so weird to me.

The "if they do like you" is very important part 😂

German-German kids face the issue of school track, too, but at least they don’t suffer from the potential immigrant bias…and thankfully parents get the last say. Generally speaking the track system isn’t bad but it would be more effective if the split were done two grades or so later…maybe track them all along Realschule and have them split at the end into vocational or academic training. And get rid of Hauptschule.

You can only feel safe when you're out and about at night in Germany/Hamburg if you're a man. As a woman you are afraid, like in any other country🙁

Hi, fellow Hamburger here. That you got the electric and gas utilities included in your rent is exceptional. Not unheard of, mind you, but still rare. That a rented house is sold and you are forced out is pretty much impossible. The only reason you might get forced out is the so-called "Eigenbedarf". That's when the owner of a (usually) one or two family home requires the part you rented for their own family. Even so they can't just kick you out from one month to the next. Depending on the length of time you've rented the same apartment or home you will get between three to six months. The length is determined by laws. Mind you, even Eigenbedarf/owner's requirements isn't easy to get through vs renters. There are quite a lot of renters' protection laws in place.

As a German i find it kinda funny that you metion that the rent is cheaper. As i live in a smaler City near Hamburg, rent in Hamburg seems astronomicaly high to me.

My wife and I visit London on a yearly base. We never felt unsafe in London. But when it comes to NHS I am glad that I am living in Germany.

I can see people with coulor but we all are the same race!

Rather than running about and searching for a country where you will be liked; what about just going back to your country and join in making it more inhabitable.

I'm from England and live in Hamburg and I can definitely confirm that you almost never get a thank you when you let some on in whilst driving.

Much Love from Northern Hamburg ❤

And the mentality in the north of Germany like Hamburg is very straight talk, even as a German native speaker it is sometimes sounding rude, but mostly not meant to be.

You are not Black. You are African.

Even the so called no go zones in Germany feel safer than pretty much the entire UK.

Always good to hear positives about our country in these rough times. Thank you for sharing

I lived a year in Hamburg and found the people not easy to connect, more distanced and cold than in south of Germany. That's my experience 🤷

With a friend who comes to your house and eats your food on a daily basis, I see some chance he's taking advantage of you 😂