The Black Side of Paris France
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The Black Side of Paris France. Getting to know the black people who live in Paris France.
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hello guys I finally made it to a new continent I am super excited to see what I find here, comment down below where you think I should visit
I already know that this is a great video and it just started nine minutes ago. Ace never let us down
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You checkout the Olympic games while you was there ?
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As an African woman who grew up in Paris, I would like to say THANK YOU. People are always shocked to see so many Black people in Paris while we have the largest Black African diaspora in Europe!! Bienvenue mon ami ❤
You will all be deported.
@Le-ep4vv va pleurer ailleurs sale facho
@Le-ep4vv Tous les noirs ne sont pas pareils et n'habitent pas au même endroit
@Le-ep4vv Paris is a shithole, no matter what race is occupying the neighborhoods. Lmao.
Le Grand Remplacement est une théorie complotiste, attention !
I enjoy seeing black people from different backgrounds around the world. Thank you for the interviews.
If you import the 3rd world then your country becomes the 3rd w-.... nvm
All I'm saying Paris used to be the place people looked up to for high fashion and croissants - and now you see people in the streets dancing like the people on the movie 'Coming To America'
@@Blue_SeaSmokeThat's really mean & judgemental of you to say. One day you will realize that you don't know everything.
@@Blue_SeaSmoke Do your coworkers and friends know that you are a racist P.O.S? Just asking.
@@LonnieBhi when will you finally learn to ignore racist trolls🤦🏻♂️
My main objective for traveling around the world
I was one of the only black ppl in my study abroad program while in Paris. It was so comforting to find the Black communities and proper beauty supply stores!
always needing beauty supplies for that hair .😁👍
"Black Culture is Human Culture"! Love that quote.
In deed HUE-MAN !
@@danielev3198 It’s the reality of black people worldwide. Especially in America. In case you don’t know there is a movement RIGHT NOW in France French first. The extreme right (racist ideology) is slowly but surely taking over Europe. They have changed immigration and other laws geared toward French aka white culture only . It’s not just in France but globally. Meanwhile yall are in the dark singing kumbyah. Smdh
@@darniusterix5774 I didn't know that skin color was a culture
@@nicolasdubus669Well, now you know 😊
@@omo0910 So your culture is based on skin color ? Since when please ?
Châtelet is a very diverse neighborhood. I'm from the Caribbean but was in France studying last year. I miss Paris 😢. Thanks for the content, the black side 😅
How can you miss that horrid place. ,treated your people badly..
@@MattyNelson-rs3ik travel morron stop watching RUclips
@@damienpenicaud2256Tu sais très bien que Châtelet est un des pires endroits de Paris lol
Love to see African from many different cultures .
Thank you for using your platform to bring more awareness and highlight stories that are overlooked in mainstream media.
I remember being so amazed by the heavy presence of Black citizens when I first traveled throughout Europe, especially in Paris. We outside and vibrant all over the world!
Also that beret *chef's kiss* 😂
I knew that dude was from Congo, just from his way of dressing up.
😂really
yeah there is a youtube video on the dress code in congo, and this is how they was dressing, didn't matter how poor they where, they had to dress like that man.
@@Jo-ik6un Definitely Congolese. Dressed like a million bucks with pennies in their accounts like always.
Sappé!
@@Jo-ik6un He's not a represent ative of Congolese. Way too much bling bling!😏
I love how humble people are about not speaking English well, while also speaking 12 languages.
You know what, I have not seen many RUclips travelers film around that part of Paris.
I am glad you went to the first part, I can understand why some do not want to be filmed/interviewed, the politics of being can be rough in some European countries.
It's not just politics, in France we have a law of "Droit à l'image".
It's seen as non respectuous to film people without their authorisation. So let's says you were filming someone, we clearly see their face and they didn't knew it or gave their consent to it, you can be sued and they will win the case no matter what you say unless there is a loophole, saying that you were filming in public doesn't have a lot of weight.
This is something we learn really early as a kid, and everytime there is a video/photo taken to an events, etc, people or parents for minors have to sign if they want the face to be released to the public or not.
Even in interviews, if someone says they don't want their faces to appears online, you are obliged to blur their face.
The only places or people are mostly open to picture/filming are tiktokers/youtubers/streamers area, and they are mostly in big cities, trying this in a random city in the north won't get you good things.
Hey it’s Deborah , thank you Ace ! 🙏🏾it’s a really good video 😇
I'm glad you like it
@@ACEDTVL We appreciate your videos, especially the Afro-Brazilian series, please continue we will donate if we have to ❤️
Congolaise centrafricaine, wow super d'avoir fait ta connaissance et ta cousine via cette petite vidéo. Vous êtes superbes les filles. Je fais ce commentaire car je suis d'origine centrafricaine et je vis à Nice. Mes parents parlent lingala(une belle langue) et j'ai pu capter qqs mots qd j'étais petit. Depuis la covid19 j'ai profité du confinement pour regarder bcp de vidéos en lingala et maintenant je comprends la langue mais je ne parle pas couramment car manque de pratique. Pareil qu'en anglais... toi et ta cousine avez un super niveau en anglais. Si je monte sur Paris, ça fera grave plaisir de prendre un verre ensemble et discuter car vous êtes super cool les cousines. Prenez soin de vous. Salutations depuis Nice, la côte d'Azur.
Ps: si vous descendez dans le sud à Nice, je vous ferai visiter la ville: Soleil garanti, plages, farniente, restau, bar, shopping... vous allez vraiment aimer. Voilà voilà
Deborah you'll love the US...please come.
You sooo fiiiinneee 😩
Saying that there are only 3 main Black areas in Paris is very misleading, what we call Paris is actually just Central Paris. Greater Paris includes several districts and that's where most black people live.Chateau rouge , Chateau d'Eau & Chatelet are just areas where black people congregate & do shopping , most black people live in the suburbs of Paris along with North African Arabs & other parts of the 18th ,19th 20th boroughs
Our hotel was in Massay. Nice neighborhood feel right across from train station. That's going to be our spot when we visit Paris.
@@macman9689 you mean Massy?
He said, "three of the main Black areas". So, his statement was not "misleading". I am visiting soon, what other areas would you recommend visiting? Please note that this is not a sarcastic question. I was to experiences many different Black areas of Paris.
Commenting to follow.
@@macman9689 can you share the name of the hotel, I am planning a return trip.
WOW BLACK PEOPLE IN FRANCE LOOKS BEAUTIFUL
Black are beautifull anywhere.... Had a Friend in Martinique with a lot of gold gewelry on him ( a thug ) with some Rhum drinks helping saying face to a Mirror : " Black is Beautifull "
I Agree.
Yo! I came from Martinique too. Young men here I’m have indeed a lot of jewelry and big gold chains. Also we produce one of the best rhums in the world.
U need to learn some history why are u surprised?
Lol rhum slave’s blood Martinique is other thing
@@anthonytaylor7928 IT WAS BEAUTIFUL TO SEE. I UNDERSTAND WE ARE AB-ORIGINALS TO THE ENTIRE PLANET HOMIE OR HOMEGIRL. WAS JUST BEAUTIFUL TO SEE THATS ALL. I HAVE TRAVELED BUT ABROAD BUT NOT FRANCE
Thank U Chris for helping Ace bring truth and light to Africans in Paris.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Np man he is a great guy
Thank You!! I enjoyed seeing my Sisters and Brothers in Paris ❤❤
I'm a Black American who traveled to Paris, France in 2018. Stayed in Canal St. Martin and encountered many black people from around the world.
Hi ACE , the girl from Madagascar , her father come from Mayotte it's a tiny island in the Comoros ( north west of Madagascar ) just one island is still belong to France : Mayotte , the others are a country : Comoros . So it's look like "mayor" but it's something completely different have a good one !
I was looking for this comment because I knew someone was going to explain Ace’s misunderstanding.
I moved to Paris in 1994 and worked playing music. First regular gig was in the oldest American restaurant in Paris. It was started by Leroy Haynes who had been an Army M.P. there during WW ll. Haynes returned from Louisiana and opened the "soul food" style place. After his death his wife Maria ran it until the early 2000's. All of the 30's 40' & 50's jazz artists would stop by when they toured France and their autographed headshots were still covering the walls. Paris has been a haven for Black Americans since the days of Jack Johnson and Josephine Baker.
@@ThomasGilmore-fi6gb I have been there for some music and brownies.
@sylviagordon2183 That was my first steady gig over there. The pay wasn't good but we made up for it in fried chicken and dessert. When were you there?
Hi ACE , the girl from Madagascar said : "I'm from Iceland" but she just mispronounced "island " because her mother tongue is French so she pronounced the"s" in "island" . When your friend asked her : are you from Ethiopia ? she wanted to reply I'm from an island because she's from a French oversea territory close to Madagascar called "Mayotte "
Yes, she also talked about Mayotte, the Island, but Ace thought she said her dad was the Mayor.
@@ednerdede5278 yes you’re right, I explained that to Ace in another comment
Mayotte totally controlled by France.
Well explained, I thought there was a mistake there
@@MattyNelson-rs3ik yes but the inhabitants of Mayotte wanted that because they don’t want to belong to the Comoros 🇰🇲 islands
Those two beautiful Cousins, the one on the right defiantly spent a lot of time in London, that accent is very recognisable 😂😂😂😂.
These two would be great as vloggers.
Dont forget french caribean community in France like Teddy Riner, Marie José Perec, Rudy Gobert, Thierry Henry (who are famous athletes also), Guadeloupe, Guyana, and Martinique are french department, u have french terrictories too like La Reunion. Black caribean is the first black community all around France, not only in Paris.
Are Haitians in France as well?
@@BLACKSTA361 Yes of course, Haitians have been in France since 1700's
@@blackinton2526 Love to see it. Love Haitians.
Louverture will always be a legend for all Black people globally
Henry! The Arsenal legend. Always a Gooner
@@Gecko926 miskine
That brother in suit is a real deal one of the greatest fashionistas from France. Every uomo fashion show in Florence is always around. Great man. Thanks for the video bro..respect always.
He looks to be slim, lean and muscular, too.
Well majority of the blacks in France are either African former French colonial rule ( or West Indian ( Caribbean ) decent - Francophonie nations , majority of the former colonial go to a country where there speak the language . Same goes for England majority the blacks are from the British West Indies ( Caribbean) or African former British colonial rule ( Commonwealth nations) , I believe England and France have large percentage of Black migration in Europe !!!!
Thank you Leon for taking us to Paris France 💖 from u s a Carolinas
@38, 😂😂😂, she said her father is from Mayotte, and ACE said, oh, your father is a mayor!
OK interesting
@@talijahtalijah1258 and his translator was like 😐👌
@@momoneyace4195 Yeah and as an interpreter myself that was a big no-no for any interpreter. I've been doing this job for 30+ years and I can tell you that the interpreter didn't understand what she said and still he felt like it would be an embarassment for him to ask her for additional explanation!
@@valmir144 the girl is not the problem here. It is ACE, probably, he doesn't know that Mayotte is a country.
@@talijahtalijah1258 Mayotte is not a country. It's a French overseas department.
Hello, this is my first time watching you, I’m happy you popped up… this video was very, very educational actually… I always wondered where all the Black people were anytime I would watch Paris fashion week videos lol… Thank you for giving us an insight ❤❤❤
ACE is of the greatest Black RUclipsrs ✊🏾✊🏾👊🏾
IN HISTORY!!!!!!
He brings that knowledge!!!
@@KingofNewYorkkk greatest RUclipsRS not just Black
I am a Black African who grew up in Paris, thanks for highlighting this side of Paris
Great video Ace! Loved the interviews and that singer was DOPE! Chris was a great host and translator.
AFRICAN/BLACK Genetic never fade away from this world 🌎🌍🌏🗺️ 👼🏿👁️✊🏿
@@GAMEOVERTBH We are the first ones on this planet so we will never vanish
Hey Ace, thanks for making this great video . As an African (Congolese) born and raised in Paris , I like how you try to show the unity within the African community in Paris . Growing up in Paris … I can tell you that Africans have been having a hard time to be fully accepted and treated fairly by the French. The largest African community present in France are mostly coming from old French colonies : Congo , Senegal, Mali, Côte d’Ivoire … And after the wave of the independence that occurs in the late 50’s and 60´s a lot of these old colonies had a great economic boom but in the early 90´s a lot of these African countries went into big political and financial crises that pushed a lot of out of their countries towards France. Black people are still struggling in France to advance and get a simple decent life . As an African French citizen I moved to Canada to get a better life … but Paris is great for vacation, arts and food . Thanks for the video 😊
certaines personnes réussissent très bien ....
"Certaines personnes" ne représentent pas la majorité ! Elle a raison quand elle dit que c'est difficile d'avoir une vie descente pour nombreux d'afro descendants c'est un fait. Pour le travail, le logement, etc..beaucoup galerent où vivent dans des conditions précaires c'est véridique malheureusement
@@kidjoe-vm2vv bien sûr mais pas tout le monde .
@@happybrownies8980 exactement .
I remember visiting Paris and they told me there is a Cape Verdean 🇨🇻 community I was surprised. Big up too all my Africans 🙏🏾💪🏽
Toronto Canada was once considered to be litter free .There are garbage and recycle bins at each bus stop yet some residents choose to dump the litter from coffee shops and fast food restaurants any and everywhere. It has nothing to do with any ethnic or poor communities . Litter is thrown from vehicles also . It's absolutely shameful that we no longer care for cleanliness and the beauty of our streets and neighborhoods.
Nice to see you have find a good brother to help you figured out thing around. You are very good at picking the people that surround you, that is a great skill !
One needs to read Fanon's perspective of the way France and other imperialistic European countries affected their colonies and how they evolved.
And then what ? This is history. Time to see the reality. Things have changed. And people mixe a lot in France.
@@lmaitland1108 bullshit, Fanon was a bad guy
Let me say I have never been to Paris however if the news reports are true blacks are not treated well. I live in Canada and recently met a black guy from France who told me that he had more opportunities in Montreal.
@@kristinamorgan5098 Good for him. Proves nothing.
The reason why Hip Hop (dance) is strong in France is because of the many black people living here. To me France is the European country that resembles the US the most.
We don't have gunshot in France and we're not making everything about race. Not even close to the US.
Well done, 😄😉 respect. you've come a long way since your first videos in Colombia. I specify in Paris at Chateau Rouge, people do not want to be filmed because they have been deceived several times, through manipulated reports have shown them as bad people
Interesting video, I love seeing different perspectives of African diaspora all over the world. Keep up the good work brother and Yah bless on your travels🙏🏾.
I’m parisian woman, ”white skin” and so grateful for your sharing ! So beautiful to listen so many lives ! ❤ thank you ! 🎉
Africans are not "lazy"; they get the job done within the allotted time, thus more productive. Therefore, the Europeans would love to capitalize on the Africans' productivity by extending the hours to double production.
Dont forget there is the french overseas territories france is multicultural there are many Caribbean residents from martinique, Guadeloupe,french guinana,St lucia,dominica, Haiti who reside in france
And FR has more overseas terrorities than any other country, so you can be a French national and never been to France.
You’ve finally made it to Europe thank you my brother. This was an amazing video. Keep it coming. Bless up!!!🎉❤
I am a person of African descent my question why when we populate an area it has to become dirty ,look at the litter on the street where is our civic pride? I’m just disappointed in us ,even in my community as I clean up they seem to look down on me because I’m picking up the trash, my brothers and sisters this should not be!!!! we are people of beauty
lol you have to stop stygmatizing it was at the market some a street market run by blsncs there is unfortunately waste stop throwing stones at your community
That is exactly my question, too as I'm watching the video. Why must it be So? Why why why why????
Thank you it's the same thing that came to my mind.
If the city of Paris doesn't want to clean their streets then that's on the city's officials not the citizens.
@@user-ld1jb2fy8p I see you're one of them type!
That working twice as hard, is a universal blk thing, no matter were you are, we all have to work twice as hard.
Yep,,,that is so true,,imagine a white charge nurse,telling her Hispanic counterpart to give my Ghanian friend the more difficult patients, and actually telling her this to her face. I would have the biggest lawsuit against that organization..
Rubbing his hand showing how his color did not help him get a job,,even with a degree,,in France,,but in the U.S. not so,even though there is much racism here also,,,,I thank God my mom took us to the u.s. ,from a French island, "the wicked racist french"
In Louisiana we Louisiana Creoles (ancestry combine of French..African... Portuguese/Spanish and Native American) we speak what we call Louisiana Creole Patios ( broken languages of ancestors put together...) Laissez les bon temp rouler...Oui, cher💜💛💚⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️
I’ve watched a lot of your videos over the years, Ace. But this may be one of my most favorite ones. It was very informative and enlightening just hearing the different perspectives about Black culture in France, in Paris. I love seeing brothers and sisters doing well all over the world.
Continued success. Stay blessed brotha
I cannot believe Ace is in Paris and going through Chateau Rouge. It’s unreal and so cool !
I have never been interested in European travel so this is an intereting insight into the mixed black African side ofFrance. The female Congolese cousins 47mins are a beautiful addition to this interesting video.
Amazing video! Black culture is a big part of the Parisian life, I'm glad someone finally put a focus on it, in an objective way... It's nice to see Paris as a living and breathing society, not just the usual postcard...
there is sooo much potential in these spaces, as a black french man i gotta say thanks for this video bro ❤
You got me, French Don Cheadle thumb nail. Haha
This Anthony again i left out a few details about my cousin that he is a black American from Louisiana with amazing story opening his business for 20 years and he lived there for 40 years.
Yeah?? Wow.. in France for 40 years ??
Is he into food?
Louisiana is the US state with the most french influence on it
I lived in Greece in an area with many Congolese. I'm American black hey
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CONGOLESE THE best people in the world. The mindset, the culture the beauty music dance I can go on. What would France be without the Congo. Please honor your culture as you so beautifully are. There is space to co exist, one doesn't have to diminish for the other to shine. That is what is beautiful about life that we are seeing now. We are multicultural, multifaceted ✌️ ☮️ 🕊
And the girls are so beautiful 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you very much! From a Congolese.
What's happening in Congo ?
The best video Ace keep it up .I enjoyed watching beautiful Africans ❤❤❤much love
Ace you knocked it out of the park been to Paris several times never thought. to look for my brothers and sisters, I call it the hood they call it a district..........beautiful, keep it coming I suggest going down south on the train Nice, Marsellie, Cannes, Monte Carlo, would love seeing you there.
Add Provence also.
Monte Carlo is Monaco, not France
First time I saw Black People in Paris was in 1972. From Africa and Retired Military from the United States.
No surprises to those who travel.
Great video, Ace! Paris seems like a good place to meet versatile black people from different African cultures and speak multiple languages.
Wow, this one was VERY interesting!! Thanks ACE👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Ace you so people friendly that why I love your contents.
Yeah I know right
There is a Black RUclipsr who is from America, she is not friendly and doesn't like to mingle with the citizens whenever she visits their countries; she used to live in Paris too. she always tend to stay always vlogging in her hotel rooms. I love to watch American travel bloggers interact with citizens in the countries they visit to and show the neighborhoods and culture of the countries.I love Ace's channel and has subscribed to his guest's channels too.
@NovemberReigne who is that RUclipsr you were referring to?
@@ftheod4059I'm guessing it's Maryjane Byarm
Nice interview in Paris! Living in the other side of Paris. Could you come to Trappes for this kind of interview? ❤❤❤
Leaving comment will watch back later. Good stuff Ace.
Ace, the French colonize many countries in Africa.
French West Africa was a federation of eight French colonial territories in Africa: Mauritania, Senegal, French Sudan (now Mali), French Guinea (now Guinea), Côte d'Ivoire, Upper Volta (now Burkina Faso), Dahomey (now Benin), and Niger. So many Africans immigrated to France.
They join the colonizer in his own country. Proof that the colonizer was not that bad.....
@@AttackTheGasStation1 they pursue stolen wealth
When you steal from people, that's what happens @@AttackTheGasStation1
@@AttackTheGasStation1
Pay no attention to the body count!!😢
it is how it is, we have to live together with that hard past
Fantastic Show, as Always 💚💚🌍
This is a very nice initiative. I am a Ayitian woman, living in Canada . Thanks!
So glad I took the time to watch the whole video. Ace showed great interview skills in getting the last 2 ladies to open up more as the interview progressed. All involved were cool and fascinating people.
Jamaican over here!!! Hmmm..Paris is just across the Channel. I think it’s time to visit there again!
@@danielmillwood6354 Jamaican currently in Paris linking bredrins from yaad, Nigeria and Senegal. Bless it up.
@@kushsakhu Paris has a lot of beautiful Caribbean people living there.
@@kushsakhuwhat about the French Caribbeans?
@@jujutrini8412 Yes indeed. I also have a few bredrins from Martinique, but I’m not sure which other islands are involved. Blessings to you.
Very interesting a lot of black Americans migrated their during jim crow era. France definitely has something different going on then the rest of Europe. A lot of Black influence in French culture too nice video Ace
Black American people influences the whole world
All over Western Europe you have countries that have migrants from former colonies living there for a few generations already. Almost every western european country colonised around the world so that makes sense. And on top of that theres recent refugees that come from countries that are destroyed by all kinds of wars and that wont stop anytime soon. France indeed has the highest percentage of black people living there but also North Africans who were also colonised by the French like the Morrocans and Algerians.
Really ?? Interesting I never knew this.. especially with Arabic North Africans
Le Sapeur😅
How many?
Ace you are doing a fantastic job. Keep on moving don’t stop. You are great
Thank you so much for the episode Ace ❤
The dapa guy in suit is a "Sape", a fashion culture from Congo.
Love seeing the Sapers in their own country...in Africa,,I love their creations,,
"Who are you?" is the BEST QUESTION ! THIS IS IT! COMMUNICATION ! MERCI Thierry t'as tout dit.
I'll be there next week. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Am jamaican living in france for the last 25 years, and I love it.
JAMAICA 🇯🇲 EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD 🌎
Ace likes “boom boom”. Qué charlatán. Jejeje 😆😆
The interviews really humanize things and make you feel something other than the typical gratification a lot of people come for. Incidentally, the gentleman who mentioned that it’s all about communication/trying to get through to others/understanding one another is obviously correct.
Will you be staying for the Olympics and through them? Would be cool if we witnessed an event through your eyes. I’d say go to the Puerto Rico vs South Sudan basketball game on Sunday morning/afternoon… But anyway, anything would be appreciated and a good surprise. 💪🏽🤙🏽👍🏽
Polyglot Reporter is great. Wish Chris all the very best in his journey as a You Tuber. Good job.
Wow! Very intriguing to see so many blacks and culture in France! A pleasant surprise to us. The African textile shop had so many beautiful fabrics 🤩~JT
France has the highest percentage of Blacks in all of Europe this is known in Europe but outside of Europe people apparently dont know this. Even though if you look at the France National Football (soccer) team most players are black.
So many fabrics and everything was so neatly folded. I’d buy anything there simply based on the neat presentation alone. I’m big on that. Well done . 👌🏽
Great job on this one Ace and Eiffel Tower as well nice to see be able to get the Outlook and the observations of the wonderful people in France. One thing I can say is brothers and sisters all around the world. Keep up the good work.
The hat is hilarious,sign the national French anthem on camera that would be dope and funny 😂
We Kongolese people are known to be very stylish !
Ace your intro when u spent the camera around to u an ur red hat I started 😆😆😆😆
Bon soir what a surprise Mwen w ka pale lang zot moune de Madina,mwen zoreils portugais et je parle pas mal d 'outres langues Ciao moune à mwen from Lisbon kebe. ❤😂
This interview pop up and you did an excellent job in Paris. Much of I did not know that WE are there is great numbers. Its was good that you had the interperter there to assist with interviewing. Just subscribed as well. Good content.
Beautiful black Paris ❤❤❤thanks for sharing.
Keep up the amazing work ACE they'll talk to you. You the man!
That red beret is so tourist ACE😂
Terrific video! As a lifelong Francophile I have to say I love your content. Looking forward to the next upload.
Gotta give big thanks to you bro cause no matter what you bring good vibes and much joy in my life along with many other's! For that I say thank you Ace!💯💯💯
Black French swag these people are so chic
Nice and very interesting video coming from you as always keep it up 👍❤️❤️❤️
Love all the culture in the area. I bet there is some amazing food there.
Also, Jessica and Deborah are very beautiful and seem like they're down to earth.
How very interesting and informative. Thank you Ace.❤
Thanks Ace!
My Family is from the African Nation of Chicago. They needed to see this. they were not aware of the other Africans
African women are so beautiful....and the ivory coast food one of the best,!
@@vickiev.7016 Thank you. You're welcome to ivory coast anytime 😊
❤ Thank you! Very educational! Great interviews!
Epic video of Black culture in France! That hat is dope, Ace!
Black culture? how is that not racist, they're french no?
@@iGeekClanFR yes i agree with you, this is a very american perspective to go on a subject, here people are mostly mixed in their culture behaviour, that they are black, arab, asian, european or west indies we all built french culture, we don't like communitarianism as it is in the us, here we really try to live all together, communitarianism exist as every places that are mixed but is is not well seen at all, but france still have systemic racism.. so that's why some place are more uniform than others, because minority help themself, and it is normal as the state is like that, im white btw
@@lucian6857liar
@@iGeekClanFRdoes being french erase their Africanity or blackness?! You sound so stupid!
Went there and missed that place,just to see my people😢
So nice to see an area out of the Continent where Black people seem to be thriving. I appreciate your travels and the things you explain regarding each place you visit. We are all over the world because we are the beginning of civilization. The market is reminiscent of markets all over the planet. My question to you is did you run into any Black merchants in the areas you visited in France?
@@ms.fromthehood942 erm there are also Asian all over the world, Arabs all over the world. Not just black people? Different people migrate to first world countries for a better opportunity at life? It's common sense
Fantastic video, Ace, keep it coming. If you plan on going to the UK, check out Brixton, and Peckham, two cities with a large African and Caribbean population.
Thank you for this video. I’m excited ❤
I visited Paris several times and I absolutely loved it!