A very Frank and insightful interview. Shout out to brother J there. This interview should open the eyes of those who really want to come to Ghana and become successful. There’s opportunities spread all around Ghana and if you really seek, you will find them. Don’t let the negativity of some people discourage you. There’s no short cut to success. Be patient, work hard and stick to your vision, and success will start opening up. Thanks to you all for a great interview. Btw, I Listening/watching from Japan and will be in Ghana this year.
Thank you!! Amazing interview with my American brother. I, too, visited Africa for the 1st time in early 2021. I went to Tanzania, and I knew then I wanted to relocate back to mother Africa...I've been to Ghana twice since then. I like and bought land in Ghana😊, but inflation in Ghana is out of control now😢 I'm heading back to Tanzania 🇹🇿 next week to build my life. I like the idea of investing in a poultry farm🤔. Peace & Blessings to both of you brothers🙏🏾🤎
My Tanzanian wife and I almost completed our House in Arusha Tanzania. Tanzania is among the best countries in East Africa. I have been living in Western World for 32 years, and I am done with West. If you need any help sister, we will help you. We have invested in plots of land.
Let that hurt go. coming from a African American women with a white white stepdad and a Filipino sister in law. And her family hate us..my stepdad family hate us . And im thriving and living comfortably, not struggling ,now he right some people don't wanna leave the hood. But dont make it like ain't nobody doing nothing successful in America 🤦🏿♀️
As an American, this story was all over the place. Why would the interviewee require assistance from a white woman if he was making $3-5K per week or $20k per month in the fracking industry? Why talk disparagingly about AA women when they are actually the most supportive of AA men? There are plenty of AA families that don't have drug addicts, educated, financially responsible, family oriented, and have a deep sense of community. I am glad that the interviewee noted that it was the women that he dated or attracted that were not as clean because that speaks more toward something that was broken within. The AA women and men that I know are very clean and maintain a clean household. I just don't think that one has to speak disparagingly against AA when we are all collectively as one and love the continent of Africa and its rich history.
Best representation of African American people in America striving for better because we should want and need better only if we come together and just be you. Live your life then everything will fall in place. That’s when you can say I have a brother that like stuff like this. I have a sister that knows this. Let’s create this let’s be our own system our own educators healthcare let’s not let the system feed us but our community
I grew up in a house hold with both of my parents. They bought their home with a mortgage, and both my parents worked. My Mom worked grave yards and my Dad worked a day shift. He is one hundred percent correct the drug problem effect all levels social economic levels of Black society in America. Neither of my parents were ever on drugs, but my oldest was on crack for YEARS!!! You think your family is the only one growing up with people with these issues, but once you start talking to your friends you realize that is was an epidemic.
Interesting interview. Nothing lame about not partying & drinking. Just do what the Most High has sent you there to do & give Him ALL the Glory. He will certainly direct your paths. Peace & blessings.
Very good interview. The young man seems genuinely honest and transparent He shared a lot of personal information and experiences to illustrate the need to leave the West
My concern about doing business in Ghana is as a farmer or producer where do you sell your products your harvest your produce do you export it or do you sell it locally are there organizations that assist you where do you go to in order to sell your goods
@@miztri we have a 50 acre farm. We planted Coconut on 20+ acres for our long-term investment which we plan on looking at exporting if possible otherwise sells a lot here there’s definitely a market for it. You can do a lot with Coconut. In the meantime we are intercropping growing, planting Cassava and corn. We have been able to sell all of our corn so far as well as our Plantain and Cassava. I think it really would depend on the area you farm in and what they need is you definitely have to do your due diligence. Not every piece of land will be good for every crop. There’s a lot that goes into the decision-making and you definitely need to research. We are still in the research process for the 24 acres. We have left to see what we want to do with that.
I’m a “Global Senior Computer Infrastructure and Cloud Architect” and I’m currently working on my masters in computer information security. I just had my first child who is 2 months old and I’m watching American deteriorate slowly. The fact that Trump is still not in jail says how far America has regressed (most of this is due to radical Christian ideology built back in the days of slavery). Anyways, I would love to meet this guy, his personality is very similar to mine and I definitely thing we can have a lasting friendship. I hope to meetup when I eventually arrive in Ghana sometime soon.
You can find any family in America who has a family member on drugs not just black American. Drugs are an American problem not only a black American problem. Please don’t paint that narrative as this is only a black issue in America. I agree with some of the things he said. Why hasn’t he spoken to the fact that black women in America are the most educated in the country?
It depends on what you like or what you’re passionate about, I see you’re into boxing. You could do some training over here, help out the kids here in Jamestown. Just come visit first bro.
Did a job in the project when I working for Comcast NJ. I went to connect cable TV service and everyone in the building had an illegal connection, back then when there’s an illegal connection you have to disconnect all the illegal connections. I wasn’t even planning on doing that but then this guy came out of his room and shouted yo don’t you dare touch my cable, I was like say no more bro. I connected the service for the apartment that requested the service and left all the illegal ones still connected. Another time I was on a ladder and this guy came with a Machete threatening if I disconnect his cable he will cut me, I was like say no more I ain’t touching your cable. Most times we needed a police escort to work in the projects… Newark projects is crazy…
@@JasonusTillery wow 😮 im really going to be a fan now 😂you really from Jersey. I really believe everything yu said was from the heart even more. Point this man to more real people to interview and continue to be you but don’t forget to branch out be all the way free and explore. Even because yu feel like you don’t do much you are doing the MOST RIGHT NOW !!! THANK YOU 😊 I’m coming out there and my family consider me ratchet. This connection I feel is worth change and transition I’m read to be me in places create community and disconnect this western mind set
Love your content bro but please interview a wider diversity of American blacks. We're not all from poverty stricken areas and slums. I grew up rough but never ever lived in a project and went to college and became a business owner. Just get tired of the same negative narrative.
@@cmartin5903 Discussed places those interviewed currently live . But you can research and gather feedback from people who have lived in various locations and their experiences .
I really was blessed watching this video, this guy is very special, something about h8m kept my attention to watch the whole video…. I pray God continued blessing for his life…💕🙏🏽
Dumsor has been in Ghana for a very long time we had power cuts in 1978 when I first came to Ghana not many but we did have power cuts and we had water outrage too way back in 1978 in Accra. Ghana
Wanted to move to Ghana but the amount of scammers that are wrecking havoc there is mindbuggling. It's worse than Nigeria. I heard most diasporans who get there leave after 12 months and are disappointed. Sad 😢😢😢
Come on now, there are scammers in America too. Ghana isn’t what you’re hearing , yes there are some but there are more great ppl here than anything else
Ghanaians scam but they're just quiet about it. Nigerians scam and are loud about. So yes the scamming is big time in Ghana. You gotta be an idiot to not agree with that.
Your a very big fool, can't you ashamed of your self to disgrace your own criminal and kidnapping country KENYA country Nigeria? The whole world hate nigerias and Nigeria is most criminals and kidnappers in in the whole Africa continent, shut up there, disgraceful nigerias
My neighbors say good morning to each other and we help each other out, in the US. This man is stating his experience, but the US is a huge country and many AA don't grow up in a ghetto and are a large part of the middle class. Its true not much is taught about Africa in school, but neither is the history of most other countries unless the US was in war with them. How much do you know about Germany except for WW2 and Nazis? If you move into college, you can choose to study world history, but its only briefly viewed in early education which is just a foundation of basics.
Of course it's my experience, but let me help you out since you may be speaking without facts. 27% of AA earn Between $25, 000 - $50, 000 a year. 15.2% earn between 50-75, 0000 a year. 7.6% earn between 75,000 and 100k and about 9% earn more than 100k a year. So what is this most you speak of?
Asian Americans are the highest earners, followed by white, non Hispanic, then Hispanic (any race) then it's black ppl lol. So what are we debating about?
@@JasonusTillery you’re literally commenting under every seemingly oppositional comment. May not be a fact but based on the evidence, there seems to be some bitterness as with the guy in the interview. An unhealed black man is not good for society
@@OrganicallyYahs you know this how? Are you aware I have a masters degree in counseling 🙄. You think someone is hurt based off what ? How they talk lol
Nothing in America is monolithic, everyone and every black person has their own unique experiences. Some things are generally the same but not every black (as u know) are poor nor does every black (as u know) desire to visit nor move to Africa because they are happy and prosperous in the U.S. ❤
I am in Kenya now and Kenya is 500% better than America. To be honest Kenya is even better than Montreal Canada. I went shopping in Montreal and 2kgs of beef ribs cost $115. Some stores were running out of items seemingly every other day...,I thought I was in the USSR when it collapsed. Add to that the lingering environment of racism and Montreal can kick rocks. I will enjoy the more civilized and friendly country of Kenya over the racist, barbaric, and cost prohibitive countries of America and Canada.
Respect to this guy! I’m a Ghanaian living in NY and everything this guy is saying is true. Especially about the white girlfriend compared to that of black.
You contradicted yourself. You said people don't stop doing drugs. Then you said your mum quit recently. I think her problems became less. This gave her the space to address her challenges.
He also spoke on the financial troubles of AA around 9:16 then turned around and spoke about AA not being able to let him borrow money? AA aren't clean, but his YT woman was! Bless his heart ❤️
Bro, isn't it always us? It's always our own people that talk trash like that! What a shame. Pay them no mind bro, just do your thing and try to live a peaceful life! Good luck!
You see how you display your ignorance/stupidity? You think everyone is empty headed like you! people read and they know where to get their info if they want it. Be civilized a bit! Who sent pastors to akusombo dam to pray.
I respect this guy's opinion; however, you cannot say that all black people have at least one relative on drugs. That's simply not true. Not all black people live in the hood or grew up in the projects. People will never stop stereotyping us. If that is your experience, then fine but not alll !
So you think drugs care if you're rich or poor? It doesn't matter if it's the projects, suburban American or rich elite. Drugs are all over. It's not stereotyping, I have a masters degree in addiction counseling, I don't just make things up.. maybe not in your family, but i bet u know at least 1 person with an drug addiction, alcohol ... whatever!
Explain 🤔.. What is wrong with y'all ppl. Folks tell u about past experiences and u think someone needs help. All this stuff is old, maybe u need help 🤷🏿♂️
Tell 'em Jason!!! It's always us, always us that talk stupid about each other. Welcome home bro! Ghana agrees so well with u. Find some peace finally, where u belong all along. By the way, I had to stare critically to see both of your resemblance that others on this comments were talking about, and yes, they were right!! U both smile the same! It's the African thing bro! Hahaha
JOOO 45 years "BACK TO AFRICA", NIGERIA! GHANA HAS MANY Black Americans living there happy,Free and BLACK and proud, especially their children! BACK TO AFRICA is where's it at!
Every where has its good and bad, look at congo currently, its not right to demonize America, at the end of the day if you want to make something out of yourself the resource is available it all depends on your mindset and how you apply yourself...
That's exactly why I'm moving to Nigeria this year 2024 in July and I'm getting married to a Nigerian because I hate America I'm no longer claiming America
Who in their right mind would wanna live in Nigeria 😂😂😂, Nigeria is the worse country to live in Africa believe it or not, I’m a Ghanaian & there are many of Nigerians here & they don’t even wanna go back to Nigeria again, They don’t have light there, Kidnapping, Poor security, Bad roads & the rest, If you don’t believe me go there & see it yourself, Nothing will make me visit that shit hole country 💯
He's saying what they want him to say and probably was not a good role model. He'll be back soon. He thinks he's accepted in Africa 😅😅😅. What type of job does he have??
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Soo much black people in America and i can feel the pains and struggling they went through, thank God you are still alive. Welcome back home bro.🇬🇭🦁
I absolutely love this comment
This is a real guy. I see his emotions when talking about his mum and struggles. It is not easy to be open this way.
I can see how happy this our brother is,he feels good at home.
One of the best interviews. That brother spoke the truth without minicing words.God bless his path.Watching from Cameroon
A very Frank and insightful interview. Shout out to brother J there. This interview should open the eyes of those who really want to come to Ghana and become successful. There’s opportunities spread all around Ghana and if you really seek, you will find them. Don’t let the negativity of some people discourage you. There’s no short cut to success. Be patient, work hard and stick to your vision, and success will start opening up. Thanks to you all for a great interview. Btw, I Listening/watching from Japan and will be in Ghana this year.
Thank you!! Amazing interview with my American brother. I, too, visited Africa for the 1st time in early 2021. I went to Tanzania, and I knew then I wanted to relocate back to mother Africa...I've been to Ghana twice since then. I like and bought land in Ghana😊, but inflation in Ghana is out of control now😢
I'm heading back to Tanzania 🇹🇿 next week to build my life. I like the idea of investing in a poultry farm🤔. Peace & Blessings to both of you brothers🙏🏾🤎
🎉 Congratulations and good luck too you ❤😊
My Tanzanian wife and I almost completed our House in Arusha Tanzania. Tanzania is among the best countries in East Africa. I have been living in Western World for 32 years, and I am done with West. If you need any help sister, we will help you. We have invested in plots of land.
Good luck on your future journey and adventures.
That's a good business to invest in dear, good luck.
Now this is a black American brother who has the right mentality to excel in Africa.
Not only that but this was the best modern story in America. Everyday life
Let that hurt go. coming from a African American women with a white white stepdad and a Filipino sister in law. And her family hate us..my stepdad family hate us .
And im thriving and living comfortably, not struggling ,now he right some people don't wanna leave the hood. But dont make it like ain't nobody doing nothing successful in America 🤦🏿♀️
Coming from someone with a white stepdad and fillipino in-law. Hypocrisy at it's best... And by the way it's ''woman'' not women.
Whose hurt?
This guy is very honest. Those of us living in the States can testify to what he’s saying.
This is one of the best interviews I’ve ever seen…This Brother finally free, Africa is definitely the best place to be
This is super entertaining and refreshing to listen to. He’s experienced so much and such a straight shooter. He’s very funny and relatable.
Very great interview ❤❤🇧🇧🇨🇦
This man is telling the truth, I'm here so I know what he's saying. He's a real dude, he tells it all with no lie👌💯🙏
They visit Accra and make that assessment that that is Ghana
This was a great interview.
I really like this guy,he speaks the truth
Thanks!
Very genuine and good conversation. I enjoyed his transparency. Thank you both.
Glad you enjoyed it! , watch out for more
Our pleasure, subscribe and come back for more 😂
This brother is an inspirational. Big him up. Bless him.
I love African brothers and sisters
Wow this is AMAZING‼️Real talk bro! Couldn’t have said it better! 🎉
This brother truly has a kind humble giving heart. I pray for his covering in Yah's name. Amen.
Very inspiring video…… these last two videos “are” the best I watched since I started watching .
Happy to hear that! 😂 I guess we outdid ourselves 😂
I felt like a human... hmmmm that's deep. I am very happy for you man.
Very deep 🙏🏿
This is one of the best interviews, Webnation,
As an American, this story was all over the place. Why would the interviewee require assistance from a white woman if he was making $3-5K per week or $20k per month in the fracking industry? Why talk disparagingly about AA women when they are actually the most supportive of AA men? There are plenty of AA families that don't have drug addicts, educated, financially responsible, family oriented, and have a deep sense of community. I am glad that the interviewee noted that it was the women that he dated or attracted that were not as clean because that speaks more toward something that was broken within. The AA women and men that I know are very clean and maintain a clean household. I just don't think that one has to speak disparagingly against AA when we are all collectively as one and love the continent of Africa and its rich history.
Those who watched me on dela interview understand 🤣🤣. This stuff is old about borrowing.. The job is recent, so it's your comprehensive skills
@JasonusArrington 😂😂😂 if you say so. Best wishes though!
I agree with you 100%
Best representation of African American people in America striving for better because we should want and need better only if we come together and just be you. Live your life then everything will fall in place. That’s when you can say I have a brother that like stuff like this. I have a sister that knows this. Let’s create this let’s be our own system our own educators healthcare let’s not let the system feed us but our community
I grew up in a house hold with both of my parents. They bought their home with a mortgage, and both my parents worked. My Mom worked grave yards and my Dad worked a day shift. He is one hundred percent correct the drug problem effect all levels social economic levels of Black society in America. Neither of my parents were ever on drugs, but my oldest was on crack for YEARS!!! You think your family is the only one growing up with people with these issues, but once you start talking to your friends you realize that is was an epidemic.
Interesting interview. Nothing lame about not partying & drinking. Just do what the Most High has sent you there to do & give Him ALL the Glory. He will certainly direct your paths. Peace & blessings.
APTTMH
Watching this interview after 9 Months.. great interview ❤
Very good interview. The young man seems genuinely honest and transparent He shared a lot of personal information and experiences to illustrate the need to leave the West
That’s so interesting ❤❤❤ I love it.
Opportunity is massive in Ghana
Business Opportunities
Poor Ghana, which opportunity is in poor Ghana ,just be honest with yourself
@@fesderi3933 sometimes it takes a fresh look at things to be able to see it.
My concern about doing business in Ghana is as a farmer or producer where do you sell your products your harvest your produce do you export it or do you sell it locally are there organizations that assist you where do you go to in order to sell your goods
@@miztri we have a 50 acre farm. We planted Coconut on 20+ acres for our long-term investment which we plan on looking at exporting if possible otherwise sells a lot here there’s definitely a market for it. You can do a lot with Coconut. In the meantime we are intercropping growing, planting Cassava and corn. We have been able to sell all of our corn so far as well as our Plantain and Cassava. I think it really would depend on the area you farm in and what they need is you definitely have to do your due diligence. Not every piece of land will be good for every crop. There’s a lot that goes into the decision-making and you definitely need to research. We are still in the research process for the 24 acres. We have left to see what we want to do with that.
Dude is so real
He's basically a "Passport Bro."
I’m a “Global Senior Computer Infrastructure and Cloud Architect” and I’m currently working on my masters in computer information security. I just had my first child who is 2 months old and I’m watching American deteriorate slowly. The fact that Trump is still not in jail says how far America has regressed (most of this is due to radical Christian ideology built back in the days of slavery).
Anyways, I would love to meet this guy, his personality is very similar to mine and I definitely thing we can have a lasting friendship. I hope to meetup when I eventually arrive in Ghana sometime soon.
Very good brother. Such an inspiration.❤❤❤
best interview EVER.
This was excellent
Welcome home brother
Very deep convo👍🙌🔥🔥🔥
I see you ma bro
You should take a little more responsibility for your own actions. Going to jail was not solely that womans responsibility.
Or you shouldn't speak on something you have no idea about 😮. See how that works
@@JasonusTillery Typical AA victim mentality!!!
Great interview.
Great interview!!!
Out of all of the headlines to post from this video, why post this? Please brothers, leave black women alone. We are not your enemy!
You can find any family in America who has a family member on drugs not just black American. Drugs are an American problem not only a black American problem. Please don’t paint that narrative as this is only a black issue in America. I agree with some of the things he said. Why hasn’t he spoken to the fact that black women in America are the most educated in the country?
Actually it's Asian Americans with regards to your education comment.
I believe that your mom should move to the motherland with you bro.If it's possible.❤
I’M TRYING TO GO TO GHANA AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!! I just need guidance and assistance on where to go and what to do
It depends on what you like or what you’re passionate about, I see you’re into boxing. You could do some training over here, help out the kids here in Jamestown. Just come visit first bro.
Ok VA in the house! #757 #2 Up 2 Down✌
You already know
IS GOOD TO SEE THE BROTHERS COMING HOME.
WoW This discussion His great best ever😂❤
Did a job in the project when I working for Comcast NJ. I went to connect cable TV service and everyone in the building had an illegal connection, back then when there’s an illegal connection you have to disconnect all the illegal connections. I wasn’t even planning on doing that but then this guy came out of his room and shouted yo don’t you dare touch my cable, I was like say no more bro. I connected the service for the apartment that requested the service and left all the illegal ones still connected. Another time I was on a ladder and this guy came with a Machete threatening if I disconnect his cable he will cut me, I was like say no more I ain’t touching your cable. Most times we needed a police escort to work in the projects… Newark projects is crazy…
🤣🤣🤣 I lived in Newark, east orange and Irvington before.
@@JasonusTillery wow 😮 im really going to be a fan now 😂you really from Jersey. I really believe everything yu said was from the heart even more. Point this man to more real people to interview and continue to be you but don’t forget to branch out be all the way free and explore. Even because yu feel like you don’t do much you are doing the MOST RIGHT NOW !!! THANK YOU 😊 I’m coming out there and my family consider me ratchet. This connection I feel is worth change and transition I’m read to be me in places create community and disconnect this western mind set
Kind hearted man. May God bless you.
Love your content bro but please interview a wider diversity of American blacks. We're not all from poverty stricken areas and slums. I grew up rough but never ever lived in a project and went to college and became a business owner. Just get tired of the same negative narrative.
I also went to college and have 2 masters degrees lol so what are u even saying 👀
🎯💯💯💯
He's telling the truth! Come to Jacksonville, Fl if you don't believe him!
Man look I’m from Bad News myself…..you keeping it too real for him lol
There is an article on NY times "blaxit: tired of racism black americans try life in afrika"
Cool. Did it add some places to go? ❤
@@cmartin5903 Discussed places those interviewed currently live .
But you can research and gather feedback from people who have lived in various locations and their experiences .
Hi hope you are both well.
Funny but truth. Blessing's!
Sad
I really was blessed watching this video, this guy is very special, something about h8m kept my attention to watch the whole video…. I pray God continued blessing for his life…💕🙏🏽
"Richest country" does not translate into quality of life! How many people are migrating from the US to settle in the middle east or switzerland?
You guys look the same. Great conversations.
lol you think so ?
😂 really???
You need to open an academy. You can start from the varsity stadium.
Super 📠‼️
Dumsor has been in Ghana for a very long time we had power cuts in 1978 when I first came to Ghana not many but we did have power cuts and we had water outrage too way back in 1978 in Accra. Ghana
We don't have dumsor anymore in ghana
Wanted to move to Ghana but the amount of scammers that are wrecking havoc there is mindbuggling. It's worse than Nigeria. I heard most diasporans who get there leave after 12 months and are disappointed. Sad 😢😢😢
So not true. Go there for yourself and see
Come on now, there are scammers in America too. Ghana isn’t what you’re hearing , yes there are some but there are more great ppl here than anything else
Ghanaians scam but they're just quiet about it. Nigerians scam and are loud about. So yes the scamming is big time in Ghana. You gotta be an idiot to not agree with that.
@@TheChariot99 It's always a nigerian coming through with some BS...
Your a very big fool, can't you ashamed of your self to disgrace your own criminal and kidnapping country KENYA country Nigeria? The whole world hate nigerias and Nigeria is most criminals and kidnappers in in the whole Africa continent, shut up there, disgraceful nigerias
My neighbors say good morning to each other and we help each other out, in the US. This man is stating his experience, but the US is a huge country and many AA don't grow up in a ghetto and are a large part of the middle class. Its true not much is taught about Africa in school, but neither is the history of most other countries unless the US was in war with them. How much do you know about Germany except for WW2 and Nazis? If you move into college, you can choose to study world history, but its only briefly viewed in early education which is just a foundation of basics.
Of course it's my experience, but let me help you out since you may be speaking without facts. 27% of AA earn Between $25, 000 - $50, 000 a year. 15.2% earn between 50-75, 0000 a year. 7.6% earn between 75,000 and 100k and about 9% earn more than 100k a year. So what is this most you speak of?
Asian Americans are the highest earners, followed by white, non Hispanic, then Hispanic (any race) then it's black ppl lol. So what are we debating about?
@@JasonusTillery If we use your numbers, half are not living in poverty. They are middle class. This was my observation growing up in Massachusetts.
@@waitaminute2015 sir/ma'am,
🤣 with all due respect, Massachusetts don't even have 600,000 blk ppl
@@JasonusTillery you missing the point, but I see you want to argue with every comment that doesn't agree with you. Good luck.
This two look like they’re from the same family. The resemblance is crazy or am I tripping. 😅
Hard to believe this, I'm an American.
lol wellllll, there’s a good portion of Americans that blamed Obama for 9/11 😂😂. So yea … u may be one of those.. educate yourself
@@JasonusTillery 😂😂😂
@@brionacampbell438 a 😂😂😂
Welcome home to Ghana Akwaaba
visit Namibia and Botswana.
Please I am white and don’t celebrate pagan holidays either
Mrs. Kim I watch your channel ❤
@@JasonusTillery oh, thank you so much for watching💖
@@JasonusTillery thank you so much I really appreciate you
@@kimberlymensah5063 I love y'all content 🥰
Who called you here
Ask Aleta about Nigeria,
Did u read that they wanted to go to Ghana?
He should take his own advice and see how Nigeria is vs what someone has told him😩
Orrrr you should go
@@JasonusTilleryyou seem incredibly angry,I hope you get better ❤️🩹
@@OrganicallyYahs fact? Or opinion 😂😂.
@@JasonusTillery you’re literally commenting under every seemingly oppositional comment. May not be a fact but based on the evidence, there seems to be some bitterness as with the guy in the interview. An unhealed black man is not good for society
@@OrganicallyYahs you know this how? Are you aware I have a masters degree in counseling 🙄. You think someone is hurt based off what ? How they talk lol
Nothing in America is monolithic, everyone and every black person has their own unique experiences. Some things are generally the same but not every black (as u know) are poor nor does every black (as u know) desire to visit nor move to Africa because they are happy and prosperous in the U.S. ❤
Its actually 43 percent on recidivism, not 80 or 90.
Lovely guy
I am in Kenya now and Kenya is 500% better than America. To be honest Kenya is even better than Montreal Canada. I went shopping in Montreal and 2kgs of beef ribs cost $115. Some stores were running out of items seemingly every other day...,I thought I was in the USSR when it collapsed. Add to that the lingering environment of racism and Montreal can kick rocks. I will enjoy the more civilized and friendly country of Kenya over the racist, barbaric, and cost prohibitive countries of America and Canada.
Jason, i hope u are in Ghana to stay and stop your nomadic life. Welcome home.
I never grew up in a “ project”. Some blacks live there but not all of us. I can’t relate to this BS he’s saying
Why commmet then 🤣🤣 ig it's not your lived experience then keep it moving 🤷🏿♂️
Hope he has bought a home in Ghana
Respect to this guy! I’m a Ghanaian living in NY and everything this guy is saying is true. Especially about the white girlfriend compared to that of black.
You contradicted yourself. You said people don't stop doing drugs. Then you said your mum quit recently. I think her problems became less. This gave her the space to address her challenges.
I think you just wanna be heard ? Go ahead continue .. comprehension is a mofo.. it took her nearly 40 years weirdo lol
He also spoke on the financial troubles of AA around 9:16 then turned around and spoke about AA not being able to let him borrow money? AA aren't clean, but his YT woman was! Bless his heart ❤️
Something is off about this guy, i don’t sense truth in him.
That's fine, they thought Noah was lying also😊
Bro, isn't it always us? It's always our own people that talk trash like that! What a shame. Pay them no mind bro, just do your thing and try to live a peaceful life! Good luck!
😂😂😂😂😂😂@@JasonusTillery
Dumsor was introduced to Ghanaians by Former president Mahama. Ghanaians never had Dumsor till President Mahama's administration.
You see how you display your ignorance/stupidity? You think everyone is empty headed like you! people read and they know where to get their info if they want it. Be civilized a bit!
Who sent pastors to akusombo dam to pray.
Your name tells everything. Get out from here with your stinking politics.
He is obviously not normal
@@SamuelComahtake your stupidity go somewhere from someone video, your very big fool and idiot to say that, bodamfo)
I respect this guy's opinion; however, you cannot say that all black people have at least one relative on drugs. That's simply not true. Not all black people live in the hood or grew up in the projects. People will never stop stereotyping us. If that is your experience, then fine but not alll !
So you think drugs care if you're rich or poor? It doesn't matter if it's the projects, suburban American or rich elite. Drugs are all over. It's not stereotyping, I have a masters degree in addiction counseling, I don't just make things up.. maybe not in your family, but i bet u know at least 1 person with an drug addiction, alcohol ... whatever!
Check your sound
Do the farm as partners.
Sir why do you need help?
Explain 🤔.. What is wrong with y'all ppl. Folks tell u about past experiences and u think someone needs help. All this stuff is old, maybe u need help 🤷🏿♂️
Tell 'em Jason!!! It's always us, always us that talk stupid about each other. Welcome home bro! Ghana agrees so well with u. Find some peace finally, where u belong all along. By the way, I had to stare critically to see both of your resemblance that others on this comments were talking about, and yes, they were right!! U both smile the same! It's the African thing bro! Hahaha
Brilliant man.
JOOO 45 years "BACK TO AFRICA", NIGERIA! GHANA HAS MANY Black Americans living there happy,Free and BLACK and proud, especially their children! BACK TO AFRICA is where's it at!
Traumatized and damaged man
Exactly‼️
Real hurt
God got him though. He is highly favoured in the kingdom and has an anointing!
Brother is telling the truth
One thing I still find hard ta believe, few Americans knows where the Pyramids are,..
Every where has its good and bad, look at congo currently, its not right to demonize America, at the end of the day if you want to make something out of yourself the resource is available it all depends on your mindset and how you apply yourself...
That's exactly why I'm moving to Nigeria this year 2024 in July and I'm getting married to a Nigerian because I hate America I'm no longer claiming America
Who in their right mind would wanna live in Nigeria 😂😂😂, Nigeria is the worse country to live in Africa believe it or not, I’m a Ghanaian & there are many of Nigerians here & they don’t even wanna go back to Nigeria again, They don’t have light there, Kidnapping, Poor security, Bad roads & the rest, If you don’t believe me go there & see it yourself, Nothing will make me visit that shit hole country 💯
Woow
He's saying what they want him to say and probably was not a good role model. He'll be back soon. He thinks he's accepted in Africa 😅😅😅. What type of job does he have??
Jealousy is not attractive.
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This guy is knowledgeable on "fracking" and America let him go...this is ridiculous!
America will never let us go 😂😂.. they will always be involved somehow