Dont forget Africans recent history to today is one of colonizers fostered divisions and separation.. keep being positive in your encouragement not pointing fingers or being condescending
I think growing up in South Africa during the apartheid era, has a lot to do with our mindsets (blacks) We were made to believe that you are not worthy, and that some things you will never acquire Thank goodness I know better now Most blacks (Africa) are hardworking people trying to just make it in life, they can't think of travel when they are faced with how am I going to feed my children But with content like yours, it can make people dream, and see there is better out there, and that things are quite affordable Thank you for sharing your experiences, and for looking for experiences that can bring a change to people's lives Your content is as such that even though people can't afford to go to these places physically yet, that they can at least go there in spirit(mind) And who knows one day they'll end up visiting one of these amazing destinations which we travel with you via RUclips, physically Thanks for planting positive seeds in our minds through your content May you get to share more of the best, so we see what else is out there Stay blessed
I have learnt in life you cannot control what happens to you growing up but you can control how you deal with the issues as an adult to become the person you want to be living the life you choose.
Hi I actually attended the university and I live in the area. black people do go wine tasting a lot especially the students. Also remember that it is corona vibes out there. There are no students around and people are just getting back to work and earning salaries. Expect that place to be fully "colorized" as soon as things get back to normal. The vibe is also different. We don't go wine tasting every weekend because there are so many other things to do. And the wine is available everywhere at a cheap price, it's unnecessary to go wine tasting every time. Also, many people of colour stay in that area and feel it's unnecessary to go wine tasting when you can buy the wine and enjoy the same views without having to go to that particular farm Lol I hope I helped to explain
yes and it's available everywhere, along with the beautiful scenery. there are also other wine farms across the province and other types of alcohol tasting. I once went for a whisky and nougat pairing and it was fun.
Mellenials are definitely traveling for leisure much more than their parents. I wish all young Africans could travel the continenent and see how beautiful it is and how much potential it has. Travel exposes you to so many things and makes you appreciate what you have. Great video as always.
@@TayoAinaFilms Glad to see you are having a good time in SA,. Zimbabwe is not to far away, hopefully in the near future you could visit. So many interesting sites and wildlife to see. ❤️🙏🇿🇼
Wine etiquette lol. Pour a little bit, smell the wine, swirl the glass, lift it up and tilt it to see colour, then sip to enjoy the flavor. Great content. SA loves you 🇿🇦🇿🇦
PLEASE, while in Cape Town, if you get a chance, please profile University of Cape Town. That might help a student somewhere in Africa realize he/she doesn’t have to go to Europe or North America for their degree.
@@PodcastCentral333ir can't get more as there is cap on the number of international students the university can accomodate. South Africans will always be prioritized when it comes ti admission
There are only a handful of black owned wineries in the western cape and like 10 to 15 and I know all of them.i can say with total confidence there no Nigerian in there for sure.So unless this Nigerian owns a bottle store which sell wine,all the black owned wineries are south african because this requires heavy skill and lots of capital to even start.So please send me name of this nigerian im very curious.
And that's not a lie... Research Hillbrow and you'll know... We are all Africans and I love the fact that we have our African brothers who go travel to other countries to do good, enrich themselves by doing legit businesses but we can't ignore the ones who sell drugs 🤷🏽♂️.... And the worst part is that white media only spreads the bad news... You'll never see the good stuff on TV only the ones selling drugs
@C Pryme id rather be hated by the continent than to let old men sell drugs o our 14 year old brothers ....and abduct teenagers , drug them and turn them into prostitutes ...hate us if you want but we cant just rollover and watch these things happen ...
Thanks Tayo for showcasing South Africa,im South African and appreciate it when people from other countries say something positive or negative about our beautiful country
I was there about 4 years ago, then onwards to Ghana my home country. The vineyards in the Franchouk area are beautiful, much better than the ones we have here in Australia. Africa is beautiful.
Black South Africans travel, the timing is just not right. You should come back in December or mid-term holidays. The pandemic and lockdown also play a mojor role in restricting traveling amongst locals. I enjoyed the video by the way. ❤
Facts but it’s a common occurrence with Africans especially Nigerian running this notion that We don’t travel 😂😂😂we just watch and laugh.Remember for then leaving their country is a sign of success .I have watched RUclipsrs from there when they come here they always want to have a negative opinion about black South Africans 😂
Thank you Sir for your unbiased reporting on our country🇿🇦. You're spending so much time in the country and in different places, you should at least get residency 😁.
I love this! South Africa is so beautiful! I love traveling too, and I'm looking to incorporate more of my travel experiences on my channel. This was such a wonderful video, well done Tayo!
Cape Town is enjoyable. We went and stayed for 7 days in December 2018 -- flew in from Johannesburg (where I'm from) and went to The House of J.C. Le Roux, another popular wine farm (vineyard) in Stellenbosch, but they make sparkling wines. Did some exploring; eating out; went to the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens; spent an afternoon at the beach; went jet skiing; spent New Year's Eve at a 5FM gig and of course -- not forgetting Long Street. Have been there a few times. I've enjoyed travelling around South Africa, Including Sun City (NW), Mpumalanga (Graskop, Kruger National Park, etc), Limpopo and Durban. Was supposed to spend my birthday in Moçambique in April, but alas, Covid-19 happened. I've always enjoyed traveling, despite being black. I've always been willing to interact with different cultures, love exploring and am quite adventurous. Have been to the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, New Caledonia; Samoa.
The life of a black person until now has only been about working for siverval and feeding our families it's not that we don't like traveling we mostly not exposed and can't afford to travel but I think it's up to the new generation to go out there and experience things and thanks to ppl like you we now know it's possible .
I’m from Cape Town and my man is Igbo Nigerian . ❣️Franschhoek means French Corner it’s named after the 1688 French Huguenots . ( The French Protestants who fled persecution by the Catholics in France and came to the Cape , because they wanted to remain Protestant ). It’s the French Huguenots who brought the knowledge of winemaking to the Cape . I absolutely love love Cape Town . ❣️ thanks for visiting!
Good question. I can only speak from one view point. I enjoy traveling. It gives me, a sense of peace when I travel. But, I never have travelled on the continent of Africa. Well, not in person. I travel with you, and many other youtubeers. I know, it doesn't do justice by sitting behind a screen watching. My plan is to come to the continent, and travel and do so much more things. Great video thanks for sharing.
South Africans do travel around their country during summer times. Needless to say, the reason you won’t see them around this time of year. But I don’t agree with anyone who’s saying we don’t travel. By the way, why our government deploy all traffic officers in the national roads during December and January. So, we do have our own peak times of traveling just as any other country. Homework for you my brother to research on SA traveling & tourists department, since you brought up just to get the facts. Nonetheless, I adore your channel. Love and peace.
Our history has a lot to do with many native South Africans not travelling. The younger ppl are exploring the land more than their elders and I think in the future we will see more natives travelling. This is possibly due to the youngsters' experience of more liberty while their elders are still skeptical about venturing everywhere. It's improving thou.. Thanks for ur content
Really Jos Plateau State has the type of climate that is sweet able for grape meant for wine production. Jos plateau State has one of the best climate in Nigeria.
Thanks for allowing us to see Africa through your reporting. I hope more Africans will travel and explore more countries on the motherland. Just subscribed to your channel.
@@branndly You're mistaken. Almost everything in South Africa was built by non-whites. Black people were being exploited doing the risky jobs (where a lot of people died) building all the cities, infrastructure etc which white people weren't prepared to do... You don't know what you're talking about
Hey Tayo, awesome video as usual! I do think it has a lot more to do with mindset and financial barrier for a lot of people. The reality of things is that people would always prioritize what is most glorified in their social cultures. Exploration isn’t promoted in Nigeria and this goes beyond physical exploration to exploring via Reading as well. Materialistic wealth is much more exalted. And none of this is going to change anytime soon until we start conversing about the things that matter most. I’m Nigerian btw
i am ashamed to admit that i dont know my beautiful country Kenya well, i have discovered some hidden gems in my local area through youtube and i hope to explore them soon.
Such a beautiful video. The experience on Wine Farms is on another level..👌A growing number of South Africans do love to travel. While you're exploring our country, we are exploring another country. Many South Africa love traveling overseas for leisure, even around to Africa. It's just that some don't show it much on social media. Many of us we've visited those wine farms before. What I've noticed locally, many of our South Africans travel mostly to the warmer east coast, Durban or Mozambique. Unlike the cooler West Coast. But many of us have been and still do go regularly to. Cape Town. But very few visit the Wine Farms..
Black people in SA are travelling a lot,especially middle class. The country just officially opened for tourism so people arent travelling as much yet. As time goes on we will go on vacation.
Yes loving it... I have seen this on other European travel tv tours...my heart is in utter joy to see you there to show other brother and sister what is really ours to indulge and cultivate and live on that beautiful piece of Black earth.... yes
Tayo! Tayo!! Tayo!!! How many times did I call you? Oya, start coming back to Naija. At this rate, you'll just chill in South Africa and refuse to come back. On a more serious note, I'm super proud of you. Great content...back to back.
@@alfredlehaha2712 Bro, please let's not start World War 3. We allowed him visit in good faith. Return him, with some goodies and we can consider letting him visit again. However, Naija Amala is calling him and I'm sure he will be home soon. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
There is even a festival in Franschoek, you pay R 100, then you can go to 19 vineyards, where you can taste minimum 3 wines to maximum 5 per vineyard.. lol.. yip! Thats my city.
Tayo you've hit the nail on the head ive said this many times although there are now many middle class black south africans who travel and explore more .we still don't have this culture of traveling and the sad thing is these places you showing in cape town are not expensive at all.So more black people from. The diaspora and africa need to travel and spend there money especially in sa we have everything here:-)Great video bro!
I remember traveling to the wild coast from Pretoria with young family. The whole trip cost me only R6000. If only our mindset could change instead of spending our disposable income on only entertainment
This is so encouraging coz most of us we were not exposed to traveling and all that, so guys you so much for these kinds of contants🔥💯🇿🇦 This actually broadens our capacity to see beyond what we see and used to, I also love traveling but sometimes we don't have means to do so, I still have a dream of traveling the Continent. I think Africa is amazing. When you get a chance please come to the Eastern Cape Province 🇿🇦🔥💯 I'd be honored to be your tour guide 😀💃
I'm black but I'm ganna have to disagree with you on this one, I personally find travel very theraputic, exciting and much needed... otherwise I'd go crazy.
@@itumashigo7521 Persons like you are few and even when a lot of people desire it, our pockets won't allow so we have to consciously save towards it which can easily get disrupted.
well I guess it all has to do with curiosity and upbringing. If from childhood you were exposed to images and stories of other places you may develop a curious mind and a hunger to see those places. And if mobility has always accompanied you it makes it a lot easier for you to go else where e.g going to boarding school in a different state than the one your parents live in, growing up in a different state than were you are from and having the festive season traveling as an essential part of your childhood memories. I love SA went in 2004 cant wait to good back.
Wonder video btw 🌟🌟🌟 Ok so to answer your question it's not like we don't want to explore....I'm from Nigeria and I'd say the government gets you so focused on how dangerous things are that you forget how wonderful they truly are.
I love your channel dude, just discovered u about 2 months ago. So interesting & I live in Stellenbosch & some of the wine farms u went to I've never even heard of 🤭😅 I'm going to try them now - tysm 🙏
😂😂😂...it's unbelievable but I hit that like button as soon as you told that instructor that the wine smells horrible... I am a superfan of honest people like you Tayo...keep it up...👌
Honestly bro, it's not that We, as Black people, don't like travelling or exploring but rather that the vast majority of us are often financially not able to experience such luxuries in life, even if they are relatively cheap to tourists who regularly visit the country. In my experience, most people of colour cannot afford to leave their birthplaces and tour the many amazing attractions that the country or even the continent has, people are still out here trying to fight poverty dude. Really think the channel and your content is dope man! Thank you so much for the exposure, I wish many more Africans could experience what Africa has to offer...
We love trsvelling... But its expensive for local people especially when you're living below poverty line.. Most income is spent on food, rent and education... Anything else is Luxury... But we do like new things and new experiences 💖😍lovely channel
Tayo you are a legend. Thank you. Another awesome video .wow. But the white people you see there are mostly local. They re not necessarily from Europe. South Africa has a massive white population.
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We don’t value what we have in Africa as Africans that’s why most us don’t travel within Africa😢😢😢😢which is sad tho😩😩😩😩
Dont forget Africans recent history to today is one of colonizers fostered divisions and separation.. keep being positive in your encouragement not pointing fingers or being condescending
Voetsek
Mr Ghana baby😍😂
But I believe things are changing 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿!Keep up the good work Tayoo
Thanks bro! Let’s keep pushing and spreading positivity. 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
I'm ashamed to watch this quality content for free, this is literally Netflix quality.
yea it's ture do you like his content
You can pay for it by watching the ads to the end and clicking on them. Tayo gets to make small money from this great video if we all do that
100%. Tayo does a great job
I think growing up in South Africa during the apartheid era, has a lot to do with our mindsets (blacks)
We were made to believe that you are not worthy, and that some things you will never acquire
Thank goodness I know better now
Most blacks (Africa) are hardworking people trying to just make it in life, they can't think of travel when they are faced with how am I going to feed my children
But with content like yours, it can make people dream, and see there is better out there, and that things are quite affordable
Thank you for sharing your experiences, and for looking for experiences that can bring a change to people's lives
Your content is as such that even though people can't afford to go to these places physically yet, that they can at least go there in spirit(mind)
And who knows one day they'll end up visiting one of these amazing destinations which we travel with you via RUclips, physically
Thanks for planting positive seeds in our minds through your content
May you get to share more of the best, so we see what else is out there
Stay blessed
Thanks for writing this heartfelt message 🙏🏾🙏🏾. It means a lot to me.
Very well put! Content is amazing😃😃!!
I have learnt in life you cannot control what happens to you growing up but you can control how you deal with the issues as an adult to become the person you want to be living the life you choose.
Kleek victim mentality?
Kleek I doubt it will ever stop though you have to learn how to zone out...
Hi I actually attended the university and I live in the area. black people do go wine tasting a lot especially the students. Also remember that it is corona vibes out there. There are no students around and people are just getting back to work and earning salaries. Expect that place to be fully "colorized" as soon as things get back to normal. The vibe is also different. We don't go wine tasting every weekend because there are so many other things to do. And the wine is available everywhere at a cheap price, it's unnecessary to go wine tasting every time. Also, many people of colour stay in that area and feel it's unnecessary to go wine tasting when you can buy the wine and enjoy the same views without having to go to that particular farm Lol I hope I helped to explain
Yes I heard that wine is actually very cheap in these area and surrounds.
yes and it's available everywhere, along with the beautiful scenery. there are also other wine farms across the province and other types of alcohol tasting. I once went for a whisky and nougat pairing and it was fun.
Thanks for breaking it down and sharing this! Appreciated
@@megzlalala9823 please plug me. Been wine tasting in Wildekraans but I'd love to do a whiskey tour
Agreed! Also a stellies Girl😅😅
South Africa🇿🇦 is rated as one of the best wine producers in the world 🌍🌎🌏
Basically our country is best everything my man. Houses, landscape, nature, ladies, men, restaurants, hotels, lodges etc
@@mrl9235 straight up facts my guy
True bru
Thanks for the content man Im a South African and Im a huge fan..God bless
hands down the best African RUclipsr period.
Mellenials are definitely traveling for leisure much more than their parents. I wish all young Africans could travel the continenent and see how beautiful it is and how much potential it has. Travel exposes you to so many things and makes you appreciate what you have. Great video as always.
Brilliant Tayo.
Was at Stellenbosch last December 2019, enjoyed every minute. Africa is beautiful.
It sure is !!
@@TayoAinaFilms
Glad to see you are having a good time in SA,. Zimbabwe is not to far away, hopefully in the near future you could visit.
So many interesting sites and wildlife to see. ❤️🙏🇿🇼
Wine etiquette lol. Pour a little bit, smell the wine, swirl the glass, lift it up and tilt it to see colour, then sip to enjoy the flavor. Great content. SA loves you 🇿🇦🇿🇦
Thanks for letting us see SA . It’s beautiful 😍
Thanks for watching!!
You must visit sometime brother
PLEASE, while in Cape Town, if you get a chance, please profile University of Cape Town.
That might help a student somewhere in Africa realize he/she doesn’t have to go to Europe or North America for their degree.
uct does get some african international, but could get more.
its closed af rn due to corona anyway so he wouldn't have much to show
Even also Stellenbosch University. ❣️
@@PodcastCentral333ir can't get more as there is cap on the number of international students the university can accomodate.
South Africans will always be prioritized when it comes ti admission
Stellenbosch is BEAUTIFUL! I was there in 2012.
Taiyo go see where the 2 oceans meet. Indian and Atlantic...
I know a Nigerian living in Somerset that started his own wine business. Good business
Wish you could connect him with Tayo. That’s interesting.
There are only a handful of black owned wineries in the western cape and like 10 to 15 and I know all of them.i can say with total confidence there no Nigerian in there for sure.So unless this Nigerian owns a bottle store which sell wine,all the black owned wineries are south african because this requires heavy skill and lots of capital to even start.So please send me name of this nigerian im very curious.
And that's not a lie... Research Hillbrow and you'll know...
We are all Africans and I love the fact that we have our African brothers who go travel to other countries to do good, enrich themselves by doing legit businesses but we can't ignore the ones who sell drugs 🤷🏽♂️.... And the worst part is that white media only spreads the bad news... You'll never see the good stuff on TV only the ones selling drugs
@C Pryme id rather be hated by the continent than to let old men sell drugs o our 14 year old brothers ....and abduct teenagers , drug them and turn them into prostitutes ...hate us if you want but we cant just rollover and watch these things happen ...
This is what I love about Nigerians they will live everywhere!
Thanks Tayo for showcasing South Africa,im South African and appreciate it when people from other countries say something positive or negative about our beautiful country
I was there about 4 years ago, then onwards to Ghana my home country. The vineyards in the Franchouk area are beautiful, much better than the ones we have here in Australia. Africa is beautiful.
Black South Africans travel, the timing is just not right. You should come back in December or mid-term holidays. The pandemic and lockdown also play a mojor role in restricting traveling amongst locals.
I enjoyed the video by the way. ❤
Facts but it’s a common occurrence with Africans especially Nigerian running this notion that We don’t travel 😂😂😂we just watch and laugh.Remember for then leaving their country is a sign of success .I have watched RUclipsrs from there when they come here they always want to have a negative opinion about black South Africans 😂
Thank you Sir for your unbiased reporting on our country🇿🇦. You're spending so much time in the country and in different places, you should at least get residency 😁.
I'm speechless Tayo Aina films keep representing Africa as a whole and shout out to Wode Maya also....jahbless you both ONE AFRICA 🌍✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻✊🍾🥂
Wow, First class Africa - To the world
South Africa to the world. 🇿🇦
South Africa is beautiful🌍😘😘😘,thanks for sharing.👍
Tayo my brother thank you for showcasing this part of SA. Recently started a research on having my own wine label. Flying the SA flag 🇿🇦🇿🇦
I love this! South Africa is so beautiful! I love traveling too, and I'm looking to incorporate more of my travel experiences on my channel. This was such a wonderful video, well done Tayo!
Thank you 🙏🏾
Very interesting and good..thank you, brought tears and happiness 😊 💖
Cape Town is enjoyable. We went and stayed for 7 days in December 2018 -- flew in from Johannesburg (where I'm from) and went to The House of J.C. Le Roux, another popular wine farm (vineyard) in Stellenbosch, but they make sparkling wines. Did some exploring; eating out; went to the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens; spent an afternoon at the beach; went jet skiing; spent New Year's Eve at a 5FM gig and of course -- not forgetting Long Street. Have been there a few times.
I've enjoyed travelling around South Africa, Including Sun City (NW), Mpumalanga (Graskop, Kruger National Park, etc), Limpopo and Durban. Was supposed to spend my birthday in Moçambique in April, but alas, Covid-19 happened.
I've always enjoyed traveling, despite being black. I've always been willing to interact with different cultures, love exploring and am quite adventurous. Have been to the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, New Caledonia; Samoa.
Upington next
@@francoiswilliams It's on my bucket list. Definitely would love to explore the Northern Cape as a holiday destination.
@@_theerealnono_7694 Yessss it is amazing...My brother lives in Upington...great wines and all...keep in touch plz, just check my chanel here...
The life of a black person until now has only been about working for siverval and feeding our families it's not that we don't like traveling we mostly not exposed and can't afford to travel but I think it's up to the new generation to go out there and experience things and thanks to ppl like you we now know it's possible .
I’m from Cape Town and my man is Igbo Nigerian . ❣️Franschhoek means French Corner it’s named after the 1688 French Huguenots . ( The French Protestants who fled persecution by the Catholics in France and came to the Cape , because they wanted to remain Protestant ). It’s the French Huguenots who brought the knowledge of winemaking to the Cape . I absolutely love love Cape Town . ❣️ thanks for visiting!
No lies detected
Papinho Sicario what do you mean ?
You're doing Africa proud. I'm proud of you. Great job
Good question. I can only speak from one view point. I enjoy traveling. It gives me, a sense of peace when I travel. But, I never have travelled on the continent of Africa. Well, not in person. I travel with you, and many other youtubeers. I know, it doesn't do justice by sitting behind a screen watching. My plan is to come to the continent, and travel and do so much more things. Great video thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
South Africans do travel around their country during summer times. Needless to say, the reason you won’t see them around this time of year. But I don’t agree with anyone who’s saying we don’t travel. By the way, why our government deploy all traffic officers in the national roads during December and January.
So, we do have our own peak times of traveling just as any other country. Homework for you my brother to research on SA traveling & tourists department, since you brought up just to get the facts. Nonetheless, I adore your channel. Love and peace.
Our history has a lot to do with many native South Africans not travelling. The younger ppl are exploring the land more than their elders and I think in the future we will see more natives travelling. This is possibly due to the youngsters' experience of more liberty while their elders are still skeptical about venturing everywhere. It's improving thou.. Thanks for ur content
Thanks Tayo for this video. Well valued.
This is what Jos and mambilla plateau should offer Nigeria.
You said it all!
True that!
Yes! I hope this idea will come some Nigerians to go into wine making and Chocolate Factory/Cashew milk
Really Jos Plateau State has the type of climate that is sweet able for grape meant for wine production. Jos plateau State has one of the best climate in Nigeria.
True
Thanks for allowing us to see Africa through your reporting. I hope more Africans will travel and explore more countries on the motherland. Just subscribed to your channel.
Please do a video n the university Of Cape Town. It is the highest ranked university in Africa
Content I signed up for 👌🏾 love the consistency 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thanks 🙏🏾
Your cinematic skills are top notch
Travel opens up your mind to many possibilities in life
I love what you do and what you represent bro
Very informative speech I am proud to my beautiful continent we have everything no need to travel out the continent
Yes we sure do!
Tayo means "Quality" in my somali langauge.
Great work brother 👏
Really 😅😅😅. Interesting , I’ll have to check it out
It most likely doesn't have the same pronunciation
@@TayoAinaFilms yeah, google somali to english translator. You'll see.
@@AskhErBiDoYno, it is pronounced the same.
SA is breathtaking! I've only been to constantia. :( thanks for sharing because now I want to come back and visit the other wineries.
I miss these places. I am an international student studying in Stellenbosch. Currently in my home country due to lockdown.
Woow south Africa, thanks to blacks south Africans that build south Africa is beautiful my brothers and sisters
south africans built SA,don't have to tag race on it.
The whites built south africa lmao. Without them the country wouldn’t even exist
@@branndly You're mistaken. Almost everything in South Africa was built by non-whites. Black people were being exploited doing the risky jobs (where a lot of people died) building all the cities, infrastructure etc which white people weren't prepared to do... You don't know what you're talking about
@@branndly You're troubled by low self-esteem. It is very important to know your history, South Africa was built by black hands, go figure!
@@branndly u r bitter
Hey Tayo, awesome video as usual! I do think it has a lot more to do with mindset and financial barrier for a lot of people. The reality of things is that people would always prioritize what is most glorified in their social cultures. Exploration isn’t promoted in Nigeria and this goes beyond physical exploration to exploring via Reading as well.
Materialistic wealth is much more exalted. And none of this is going to change anytime soon until we start conversing about the things that matter most.
I’m Nigerian btw
Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾. Insightful
I’ve been there many times and I’m SA’n. Nice day out👌
I agree more Africans need to travel throughout the continent.
i am ashamed to admit that i dont know my beautiful country Kenya well, i have discovered some hidden gems in my local area through youtube and i hope to explore them soon.
You're not alone my brother...
Was in CPT last year it's a really beautiful place. ❤
Such a beautiful video. The experience on Wine Farms is on another level..👌A growing number of South Africans do love to travel. While you're exploring our country, we are exploring another country. Many South Africa love traveling overseas for leisure, even around to Africa. It's just that some don't show it much on social media. Many of us we've visited those wine farms before. What I've noticed locally, many of our South Africans travel mostly to the warmer east coast, Durban or Mozambique. Unlike the cooler West Coast. But many of us have been and still do go regularly to. Cape Town. But very few visit the Wine Farms..
Black people in SA are travelling a lot,especially middle class. The country just officially opened for tourism so people arent travelling as much yet. As time goes on we will go on vacation.
Yes loving it... I have seen this on other European travel tv tours...my heart is in utter joy to see you there to show other brother and sister what is really ours to indulge and cultivate and live on that beautiful piece of Black earth.... yes
Thank you Tayo, your work unites as Africans. Let us make it our mission to travel the rest of Africa.
Tayo! Tayo!! Tayo!!! How many times did I call you?
Oya, start coming back to Naija. At this rate, you'll just chill in South Africa and refuse to come back.
On a more serious note, I'm super proud of you.
Great content...back to back.
We dey claim him, no longer waka back to 9ja again
@@alfredlehaha2712
Bro, please let's not start World War 3. We allowed him visit in good faith. Return him, with some goodies and we can consider letting him visit again.
However, Naija Amala is calling him and I'm sure he will be home soon.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I tell you! This guy is not coming back
He is not coming back, after Cape Town is Knysna, PE and Durban then last Capital City Pretoria
@@chi-chindubisi3654 This Tayo guy is fine oooo, he dey be a treasure for this our Southy. Aunty abeg, let us keep him naa
There is even a festival in Franschoek, you pay R 100, then you can go to 19 vineyards, where you can taste minimum 3 wines to maximum 5 per vineyard.. lol.. yip! Thats my city.
I worked there 1982
The quality of your videos is superb👌🏾
Thank you for exposing us
Tayo you've hit the nail on the head ive said this many times although there are now many middle class black south africans who travel and explore more .we still don't have this culture of traveling and the sad thing is these places you showing in cape town are not expensive at all.So more black people from. The diaspora and africa need to travel and spend there money especially in sa we have everything here:-)Great video bro!
Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾
I remember traveling to the wild coast from Pretoria with young family. The whole trip cost me only R6000. If only our mindset could change instead of spending our disposable income on only entertainment
This is so encouraging coz most of us we were not exposed to traveling and all that, so guys you so much for these kinds of contants🔥💯🇿🇦
This actually broadens our capacity to see beyond what we see and used to, I also love traveling but sometimes we don't have means to do so, I still have a dream of traveling the Continent. I think Africa is amazing.
When you get a chance please come to the Eastern Cape Province 🇿🇦🔥💯 I'd be honored to be your tour guide 😀💃
What a great adventure! SA is truly beautiful. I like travelling except for the financial constraints.
Wow. Definitely subscribing & hitting the notification bell! Such beautiful content!! Thank you for sharing!
I think we place our priorities on other things that we don't see travel as important for the mind, body and soul to wanna save up for it.
Me I know say one day, one day, I'll interview Tayo to share his inspiring story.
Wait for it. ⚡
Traveling is one of the best things you can do, the experience and memories you get are very worth it.
I'm black but I'm ganna have to disagree with you on this one, I personally find travel very theraputic, exciting and much needed...
otherwise I'd go crazy.
@@itumashigo7521 Persons like you are few and even when a lot of people desire it, our pockets won't allow so we have to consciously save towards it which can easily get disrupted.
@@itumashigo7521 yes that's you personally, he was referring to Africans generally.
Tayo You are a Unicorn ! keep exploring!!!!!👑👑👑👑😀
Capetown is beautiful man😃
We don't need you to tell how beautiful anything about South Africa
Eugenem Magogodela God damnnnn not today man😫😫😫
@@comrade9374 relax
@@WODEMAYA dont entertain him
Eugenem Magogodela please tell him bro. That lil short put.
Tayo my brother you’ve earned yourself a South African name now...suggestions below 👇🏾🇿🇦
@Hlopheho Lethoba I think Jabulani
Ndivhuwo
Thato
@sihle ndlovu ....Yes Thabo is perfect besides he brings nothing but joy for us! 🇿🇦🇿🇦
😂😂😂😂
I Lived 7 years in Capetown l love that place ...
Thanks for bringing this to us Tayo💞
Did you know that Cape Town's Route 62 Is the World's Longest Wine Route
We love your videos. We can't wait to travel to some of the beautiful countries in Africa you have highlighted.
Hahaha your facial expressions at the begging got me hahaha
Just found your page! Thanks for exposing us to such beautiful places in Arica!
Am already feeling the African wine 🍷 it’s gonna test nice definitely
Cape Town very good, I love it
well I guess it all has to do with curiosity and upbringing. If from childhood you were exposed to images and stories of other places you may develop a curious mind and a hunger to see those places. And if mobility has always accompanied you it makes it a lot easier for you to go else where e.g going to boarding school in a different state than the one your parents live in, growing up in a different state than were you are from and having the festive season traveling as an essential part of your childhood memories. I love SA went in 2004 cant wait to good back.
Insightful . Thanks for sharing!
SA got the best wines ever
South Africa is rated as one of the best wine producers in the world
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❤❤ your video quality is superb 🎉🎉 this is 3rd channel subscribing 😅
Africa is very beautiful. I hope we get to appreciate some valuable things we have in Africa. Weldone Tayo...
Wonder video btw 🌟🌟🌟 Ok so to answer your question it's not like we don't want to explore....I'm from Nigeria and I'd say the government gets you so focused on how dangerous things are that you forget how wonderful they truly are.
I love your channel dude, just discovered u about 2 months ago. So interesting & I live in Stellenbosch & some of the wine farms u went to I've never even heard of 🤭😅 I'm going to try them now - tysm 🙏
😂😂😂...it's unbelievable but I hit that like button as soon as you told that instructor that the wine smells horrible... I am a superfan of honest people like you Tayo...keep it up...👌
Just the episode I was waiting for
Love you Tayo!
You are the BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are the best 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽
Yohh Mzansi🇿🇦 is beautiful
We love you man 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Great tour Tayo
The videography is stellar
You can pay for it by watching the ads to the end and clicking on them. Tayo gets to make small money from this great video if we all do that
As you are travelling and showing us, we are with you. Virtual travel is the latest thing 😂😂
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Another great video. It's not that we don't like travelling, It's just that we aren't moving around during this pandemic.
Honestly bro, it's not that We, as Black people, don't like travelling or exploring but rather that the vast majority of us are often financially not able to experience such luxuries in life, even if they are relatively cheap to tourists who regularly visit the country. In my experience, most people of colour cannot afford to leave their birthplaces and tour the many amazing attractions that the country or even the continent has, people are still out here trying to fight poverty dude. Really think the channel and your content is dope man! Thank you so much for the exposure, I wish many more Africans could experience what Africa has to offer...
From Atl, been to Cape Town couple times, would love to invest in their wine business in the near future 🙏🙏
We love trsvelling... But its expensive for local people especially when you're living below poverty line.. Most income is spent on food, rent and education... Anything else is Luxury... But we do like new things and new experiences 💖😍lovely channel
Great content super drone shots... Nice work.
We are conditioned to save for the rainy day and traveling is an expense to be avoided
An expense that could bring more cash
Premium content as always!!👌🏿❤️
Keep up the great work tayo..
Tayo you are a legend. Thank you. Another awesome video .wow. But the white people you see there are mostly local. They re not necessarily from Europe. South Africa has a massive white population.
Beautiful... imma be there soon
Good job bro! Continue to do videos like this. I think you should used this channel to promote Africans entrepreneurship
Great content. Informative and instructive. Thanks