What its like being BLACK in EGYPT… After 3 Years Living Here
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this video I share some experiences traveling through Egypt, some of my subscribers were curious to how I was being treated. I was told that “Egyptians” don’t consider themselves to be “black” and are racist. Watch as I share my honest first hand experience.
so why not make a video and share the experience? As an african american foreigner living here in the country of egypt for 3 years now I want to share my true experience. This video is not set up to talk bad about a particular set of people, its based off my experience.
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I was there in April of this year for two weeks and my experience was warm and friendly. In fact I was welcomed with a greeting of “Welcome Home” by several different native Egyptians
Me too. And welcome my sister.
Same here. The locals have respect for visitors
Eddie, ignore the haters. If you are happy there, continue to be blessed. It's all about your energy.
God bless 🙌.
Thank you, I will
IM EGYPTIAN AND WE LOVE WHEN OUR AFRICAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS COME BACK TO EGYPT
I went to Egypt last year and received nothing but love. Everyone was welcoming and helpful. Many of the people were very happy to see a group of African Americans. And no these people weren't trying to sell us anything. These were regular people we encountered.
Thank you for doing this Eddie, you are so right how they paint Egypt with a broad brush and it's certainly not like that.
A RUclipsr just painted a very negative narrative about Egyptair and Egypt, it is not good to paint a brush like that it does a disservice for those who want to come.
I am in Egypt for most of the same reasons you mentioned. I have had great experiences in the country and with the people.
I also agreed from your previous videos that you do need to travel to other countries for socialization.
But I have not been targeted because of my color etc. I just arrived in Egypt and I went to renew my visa after just returning and once we got to the right department they stamped my passport for 3 more months with no fuss or must, that's what I like about Egypt and the easiness to get things done.
It works for me financially also.
Hope to see you one day.
Salaam
ive been to egypt twice. mostly the tourist areas. i have encountered the haters, the scammers, and the genuinely nice people who help you with anything you need. its not "your energy" so much as it is the same thing everywhere. you will run into good, bad, ugly everywhere. its all about which one impacts you more when it occurs. coming from the states, I've dealt with so much hatred - damn near ANYWHERE is a better option
Black Egyptian here. I really hate this stereotype because alot of us aren’t racist but we aren’t stupid. If you treat us disrespectfully or dont bother to learn about our culture, i dont care if you are green. I will reciprocate the energy received.
I am sure that the people who were telling you not to go to Egypt because they are racist, never put their foot in Egypt. It's very surprising to see how people who have no experience about something are the first to open their mouth to give their opinion about something they don't have a clue about. If you listen to most people, you won't reach your destiny
@@MB-bp4zd I don't get how are ppl so dumb, I learned that lesson when i was a kid, never open your mouth if you don't know wtf u talking about, guess some ppl will be dumb forever.
I didnt believe when people ralked about egypt is horrible. But it was first country i wanted to ran away from at the airport. Garbage people and country.
Yeah we need to start having passport parties. Let me see your stamps before you give me advice
What happened?
It is very common in the travel space. Lots of fear mongering
As a black I could live anywhere because I don't bother people and I stay out of people way. Respect others and it will come back to you.
Great Mind Set young Brother. Continue enjoying life. Most people with negative comments have never been out of their neighborhoods. Blessing and Peace to you and Sis.😊
They know who we are biblically 🫡
We all have Dogon/Ethiopian roots of triple blackness! Man makes titles, the Creator made MAN BLACK!
@@dannalondon903 Dogons and Ethiopians are not related.
I am a Christian but I know for sure why you get so much kindness is Islam the religion gives so much grace to its followers to show love and kindness!
Everywhere you go you will experience good and bad...keep an open mind no matter where you go😊
facts
Peace and blessings my brother. Good to see your journey. I’m the first legal asylum seeking refugee from America. Living in Israel going on 7 years now.
How did you pull that off?
GRATITUDE EDDIE😎😎😎
Appreciate your comment...
The number of dumb comments about racism in Egypt is insane, it's hilarious how they act like there is no racism in the US while being prolly twice as bad as in Egypt, at least in Egypt they are open about it so you know who not to trust right away.
The US is the worst in the world with racism. We have a much better quality of life in most other places even in homogenous societies like China.
Loved that video and perspectives and stories you dropped some gems fam!!
Doing my best to help those that want to make the move... Yah willing people pick up what I say in these videos and it helps them
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I didn’t know people think we are racist
What do you do if you need to see a doctor? Do you have health insurance?
You can see a doctor as cheap as 1$
There is an app you can schedule a visit with any kind of doctor including specialist and have one come to your house. Yes, they do house calls and it is not expensive. Including for blood work in case you wanted to know your vitamin and mineral deficiencies or well being. I got a vitamin D one done.
@@hybridinfodesk409 That app is expensive i seen a doctor in egypt for 1 usd and seen a specialist for 2$
I have to make conent about my take on this. It is a common question
👍What part of Egypt did you move to? And once you have gotten off the plane, where did you find a place to immediately stay?
Its usually not an issue here in egypt but if u ever experience bad attitude especially these days i want u to know it’s becuz there happens to be a huge influx of sudanese people legally and illegally and in some areas theyre even more abundant than egyptians so naturally there would be some sort of tension occasionally but other than that egyptians are very hospitable to foreigners.
Also careful when buying if u speak english ull get overpriced , as an egyptian i do get overcharged just for looking abit classy so just know ur prices and deal with trusted vendors .
It's good to hear that you are ok. I am so happy to hear this. Im a female in the united states of America and i am not ok. Im doing so much research to relocate but its been hard. I really want to relocate where i can have my own life privately. My life is not private in America. I just want to better my life and to be peaceful.
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I'm waiting to see a video about the language spoken in these different parts of Africa and community involvement (anything positive)
I agree with everything you say
Hey, I always watch every single show that you put on. How do you do what you do and Egypt I would love to go and visit my kids are half Egyptian so how do you start your business that you do?
I have a 10 min training that shares how I can help you...
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I love Eypyt the best, Shemil sheik 😅😂❤🎉
Its possible that Egyptians treat Americans differently, no matter the race but treat Native Africans like crap. I saw this myself in Senegal. I was encouraged to go to Morocco by a couple from there doing medical residency in Dakar. They bad- mouthed Senegal but were able to get medical licenses there but were talking about they couldnt wait to leave Senegal & go live in Germany.
I’m thinking of moving to Hurghada was wondering what’s it’s like over there
Start by learning how to write the country you are interested in moving to. It is Uganda. Nit what you wrote 😅😂
@@MB-bp4zd no I’m in Egypt
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@@nleddie thx I most definitely will I was planning to do that got sidetracked. It’s the cubana 😭🥃Thanks for the reminder. I’m moving to Hurghada from new Cairo next month 😳😱😂👻
@@MB-bp4zdit is a city in Egypt called Hurghada 😊
Bro I want to move there
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My sister and her family went to Egypt a couple of years ago and she said they were treated like family. The people there called them their American brothers and sisters. Italy/Greece was not as friendly.
Facts people in egypt is dope
Hi Eddie, where can we find the Ultimate African Relocation Guide?
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@@nleddie Thank you for all you do, Ahki!✨ Praise Yah👑
I was thinking of leaving the US and coming back home to Egypt for living. I tried it twice in the past 2 years where I visited for a few weeks, I'm an Egyptian btw. But I'm worried about the challenges that I may face if I live in Egypt and miss the marvelous technological gadgets and devices and overall quality of things/items that the US has. Its mainly materialistic things, but I didn't live long enough in Egypt to know well if I can live without those things or if it will affect me significantly. Let me know your ideas and if you can please make a video on the advantages and disadvantages between Egypt and the US. Thanks :)
You should worry about bad egyptions not thw high tech
@@gogo-vj4qw Bad people are everywhere.
Well it seems you really prefer Usa over egypt...
@@nleddie Oh no not at all. If I prefer the US more I wouldn't be expressing the difficulty of choosing from both. If anything, I feel more at ease in Egypt than the US. Its only the materialistic things as I mentioned that make the difference or make the choice a little harder. Only because that also helps in making life easier in the long term.
My experience and I had been here two times before moving here. Was always great. Day one welcome home brown sugar. What? I'm like you jet lagged and getting adapted. Two years later and still wonderful. If there is racism and I will say this it's towards sub-Saharan Africans. They ignore the country's laws and are takers. Black Americans are givers and we obey laws. There is also a caste system which Black Americans do not fall under. We pull our own weight financially. If we are looking for employment is professional employment. I have forgotten I'm black here, I get treated like a human being.
Sounds like a good place ❤
Do you give support if someone enrolled in your course ETSY?,
I was thinking about enrolling, but I don't want to find myself on my own. I have paid classes where they don't give any support. If I am stuck, I don't have anybody to turn to.
Good question. For the price I do not really do much support. But hundreds of people have gone through it. Without the need for hand holding. You can to.
If you want lots of help I join my one on one coaching program the price will be 30x higher than the $100 price point but you will never be left alone.
@nleddie I will probably need a couple hours ( if evervi need it), not really someone to hold my hands all along.
Do they love cats like in ancient times lol
Yes we do 😂
Hey Eddie! How much money should someone make monthly to live a minimal lifestyle in Egypt?
You could live like a king or queen on a thousand dollars a month. I'm talking high rent, utilities, car service, concierge services and entertainment. My cellphone bill is like $7.
@@hybridinfodesk409 Thank you! 🙏🏽
@25completion Ist month's rent and deposit only. Walk away if they say anything else. Low rent $100-$300 for the truly ambitious and you better be used to this kind of heat. Might not have AC. It was 105 degrees for the last 3 days. $400-$600, depending upon the area. Could be decent. As a, 1 to 2 bedroom furnished. $600 to $1000 you are living nice. Large apartments, nice furniture, US and EU style kitchens and bathrooms, a couple of outdoor spaces, or an entire rooftop with furniture and grills. Plus, spectacular views. Doormen or cctv, and 24 hr security.
@@hybridinfodesk409 Gratitude 🤲🏾… I make about $700 a month from my business so I would prefer the $100-$300 rent. Any areas in Cairo you recommend?
Do you know the language they speak 🗣?
Shalom I appreciate that.
I walked into Egypt's largest bank and open a bank account. I was thinking checking and a debit card. I got the works. They verified my income and took a month but they called me when it was done. I've been asking other expats, have any country they are living in let them open a bank account? Radio silence. Doesn't sound like Egypt is racist to me. Haters gonna hate. Egypt is on point.
Eddie did you get a bank account yet, here? They just asked me one question. Why do you want one? I told them to pay my rent. I'm at the ATM every month using it like a slot machine just to get the money for my rent. I'm not paying $45 each time for a wire transfer.
Remember you can always wire money from your debit card to yourself in egypt
@hibye2519 Wire from a debit card? From a bank account, but how do you avoid the fees? Are you talking Western Union and what is the limit from the debit card to self? Details...
@@hybridinfodesk409 i used ria app to wire 1k$ to my self . fee is 15$
I used paypal debit card
No idea if there is a limit
@hybridinfodesk409 what kind countries take a month to open bank account?.what kind of country ask you certificate of your staying when you visit western union as a tourist?😂😂😂😂 trash country. You dumb their is also limits you can withdraw per a day.expecially dollars.
@gogo-vj4qw Same in America. I don't go to western union. I have no issue with laws or following them. I wasn't in any hurry. It waa pleasant experience.
The Ancient Egyptians were “black!”
Yea but the Egyptians today don’t care about that
@@quincyrubin7451 we do we are happy when we see black people come back to egypt.
How is healthcare?
He’s 24 he doesn’t need healthcare YET