GROWING UP IN AN AFRICAN HOME: How African Parents See Things vs How They Are In Reality (Reaction)
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Most African home rules;1. Mother knows best 2.if she does wrong ,refer to number one.❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉mama ojo
That’s why we Nigerians are so determined to succeed. My Nigerian mom told me my mates started making money at 7😭😭. All Nigerians have things our parents have told us😂😂
Lol when she says "when your mates..." She doesn't mean the people he hangs out with,she means people of the same age as him.
Yes, in Nigeria, it’s short for ‘age mates’ or contemporaries.
Not all African mothers are like this, but they can be dramatic. My mom used to say she would wreck us before we went astray. It worked for me 😂😂 I'm better because of her guidance and love.
hahahahahha wreck us ? lol that's even stronger than our Nigerian parents its all motherly love on both sides still.
In most African homes, if you get caught sleeping past 8AM, you're either have problems or you want problems.
African parents are too direct and no filters
no concern regarding your emotions, they're are straight shooter lol
Sleeping by 11am huh in a real African home it’s a big slap that will wake you up
Proud African❤
This is exactly how we grow up. Mama Ojo, you got this😂
I'm from South Africa and my mom is exactly like that..
Our African parents don’t pretend or hide their feelings, they tell you exactly how they feel anyway any time.
Always like That in southern Nigeria . We worship and fear our mothers
Welcome to beautiful African home, mamas can exaggerate things heee. But we love love them to bits
Ojo and the girl friend scene: our grandparents will tell you that you don't keep egg🥚and stone in the same basket 🧺😘
I heard it as goat and yam can't be kept in the same place.
Mama ojo ain't no joke 😂😂 reminds me of someone I know 😂😂😊
My mum is like this, they always want the best from you, GOD bless Africa mother's.
You know what? I love you guys, man! Your unbiased dissemination of Africanism, especially Nigeria is enriching. Im a proud Nigerian-American who is prouder with what you & your family will become. Yah, bless.
Much love to you & the entire Black diaspora!
In Lagos Nigeria people wake up by 3am to hustle for money she's right 👍
I love the yellow on you
Thank you!
Am 31 now this friendship thing of girls and boys doesn't work in our African homes it ends at school,in my house hold ,we got no friends visiting us and we didn't visit friends, dressing code every family had a rule on this 😂,I started wearing short clothes and pants at university but due to that strictness from home I never exposed my body so short is on the knees 😅 till today my aunt doesn't entertain pants on women so going home we go in dresses or skirts, currently strict on some areas with my own kids 😅
Here in Nigeria, people only go the extra miles to dress up for Sunday services but they don't put so much effort in midweek services because you have a lot of people coming in from work and a lot of students coming in straight from school . People just dress casually 🤷🏽♀️
Hahaha Ojo’s mom “What I see, you won’t see”. What an older person see standing a child cannot see climbing on top of a tree . That’s African parents for you 😂😂😂. In our bible studies people would be coming from work and school and on a Sunday service people so they would be dressed as such. In an African home you can’t sleep when the sun is out, you better wake up before it comes out😂. I see money disappearing, OMG 😂.
😂😂
The yellow is goals on you 😍😍😍
Its both our parents, our aunties, uncles the neighbours down the street.
My parents want you awake at 5pm with literally nothing big to do...
In Nigeria due to the heavy traffic... people set out for work as early as 4am to beat the traffic....(Hustle) Means work in Nigeria
Not all places in Nigeria experience that early heavy traffic please, maybe Lagos as I've heard but not everywhere
Oga just say in Lagos, near zero traffick jams in Enugu and almost every other city I have ever been to, and ive been to about 20 cities already
Not every where please. I live in Abuja and I don't wake that early cos of hold up.
Omg this remind me my mom. They dont see smoke but they mean if you hang on the corner you gonna become one
We survived our mums, we love em. 😂😂.
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Thank you guys for another amazing reaction Vlog.
In Bible studies ppl come straight from work, or school because it's a weekday. Basically, it's usually laid back.
Same in Nigeria 2 midweek and Sunday just the same way u just mentioned.
My African mom was not too strict on me because i was a goodie two shoes, but a little more on my siblings.
You can never sleep or just still, at least mop grass😂
Lol my mum used to feed the neighborhood every weekend. She was a govt official, she would use her monthly salary to cook for the neighborhood. So she knew everyone and everything, she would tell me she hopes I am not planning to go to so n so party, and I had already planned my outfit. People talk when they are hungry, and when they are well fed. We would drive 1 or 2 hours out to other neighbourhoods to hang and meet new people
Realy love your vids, beign following u guys for quite some time. Also She saying his sleeping by 4am doesn't mean she's comparing him to the street boys our yahoo boys as they're called here in nigeria who work especialy at night till dawn, nigeria especialy lagos where they reside is a very busy and competative place where people wake as early as 3:30-4:00 pm preparing for work so in essence she simply hate him beign jobless that time of the day.
Thanks for sharing! We appreciate you being apart of our family.
You and your wife are so cute. I watched you guys, not mama Ojo 😂. I don't need to, I'm a Nigerian, and that's my story 😅. Nice reaction ❤
Thanks for watching!
But now that am an adult,they were right
This is the staple diet in typical Nigerian homes. Parents and older folks tend to exaggerate. Probably it’s believed that the ‘shock value’ of their exaggeration will spur you into immediate action. And the habit is passed on from generation to generation. No one wants their child idle and Nigerian parents are always pushing their children to be the best they can be, and to be better than themselves. That’s why Nigerians are highly motivated and in conducive environments, and even in less conducive ones, we press forward for success. Success may mean different things to different people but everyone is pressing towards what they think it is. There are no state benefits and no social security, so you have to learn how to ‘benefit’ and ‘secure’ yourself early on!
I have just chased my son out of the house (aged 40!!) - he is very irresponsible. Got tired of being robbed of household tools😢
Hahaha thank you for the motivating video. I really enjoyed it.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
This is exactly my African dad😂
Yoi said it right, Mama Ojo. 💯👍🏾
Relaxing in an African home especially near your mother is illegal😂😂
Too funny 😂
In the mid week at least in Delta state, Nigeria its casual but on Sundays best be dressed to impress the Lord properly, no casual 😅
Then mates is like 'age mates'
Then for those friends I agree with mumsie most times she may have seen them doing something then she over reacts
In most African churches, you dress up every Sunday. Jeans is almost unacceptable not unless you are a child. I am speaking from experience as a church choir member. African Parents are not easy at all, and in my case is my daddy who takes on the role of Ojo's mother. My mother is pretty chill although she's still an African mother after all.
Nice reaction fam ❤🎉
We have to dress up for church. Africans are not fond of wearing casual outfits at church, but they're allowed in some churches
Such a beautiful couple. Much love ❤️
Thank you.
React to Sydney Talker please 🥺
Hence why when Nigerian pull up in the US, arr man its always a wrap we do any job to get that paper.
Nice reaction
Yall still sugarcoating, in Nigeria, if possible, straight slap asap . These has to be the suburb where them guys are chilling lol
😂 This is crazy
She is seeing things that's not there
As a Ghanaian I have been through it... Constant bashing for hanging out with friends 😂😂😂... and other domestic behaviour you show... sometimes they are right though 😂😂
Awwn so sweet to see you guys on my favorite colour, yellow is peaceful, but you are yet to react to my request on brother shaggy comedy from Nigeria, please I really wanna see your reactions thanks
Did you send a link? Is it culture or travel related?
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Yes our parents are very aggressively
I know right ...I could remember when my mum slapped me because I was hanging out with boys in front our house,now she's asking me to bring husband home ,abeg where I wan see am she chased away every boyfriend I had when I was in school