So much happened on that day that I didn't even have time to introduce my guest for the video. She'll be back but you can check out more of her here: ruclips.net/channel/UCLquhsm3whhDUY23S3WJCSQ
Yeah. I think the most people he encounters are good and friendly people. There are bad folks everywhere but he's probably safer here than where I live in New Jersey. If you were to enter a slum there as a foreigner and talk to as many people as he talked to, you might get assaulted and robbed and maybe lose your life.
As an American this is such a different world. I’d personally feel so uncomfortable with everyone looking at me and the feeling of being judged. I love how he’s not phased, he’s always respectful, and puts the effort in to learn the language and history. Keep doing what you’re doing. So much value in what you’re sharing! Thank you!
Yeah this happens to me when I go to mainly white towns in America. Especially since I live close to one and often end up there when I do uber. The only difference is ppl don’t come up and speak to me. They only stare at me and sometimes I’ll get a few compliments on my hair
@@bigfoodstyle5531 lol, plenty of people staring him down, talking ish, and ripping him off. But yeah, understand where you’re coming from and unfortunately this still happens in US despite the fact we’re supposed to be the melting pot.
@Mishelle Ndinya Yeah I've even had that experience in Central America. Not so much for being white since there's plenty of white Latin Americans moreso having a northern European look and being very tall, a lot of people will stare at me, very interested and curious but again it's just normal. Where I come from people wouldn't do that or consider it rude, but I don't consider it to be a bad thing.
Yeah it's wild, its so nice he's pretty real and tries to learn their language its another good safety measure too knowing what they're saying about him. As a black person in europe when you go on vacation to other european cities its kinda similar people staring at you and talking under their breath, it definitely doesn't feel good so good on him for doing more than most would its so valuable.
@@DrawAndErase I don't think they are talking negatively of him. They just find it curious. When I was little I still remember when I saw my first asian person. I was fascinated and yell to my mom that I found a Chinese person. The man laughed and said hi to me. Just like the kid in this video yelled "it's a white person!". I got very excited and I was extremely happy for the rest of the day, to the point that I still remember today. There are different cultures and some are more spoken than others. I actually love that they get curious and speak their mind, you'll find some negative people like anywhere but mostly just innocent curiosity.
In Uganda we are overjoyed to see a Mzungu speak Luganda, its amazing!!!. I live in Europe now but when I tell people that if a Mzungu visits Uganda he/she would be followed by so many kids but they don't believe me, this video is a testimony now. Good to see what home looks like but also so sad that there is 0 development and the people are even poorer than when I left in 2008. The guy who punched you must have been high, otherwise Great video Sabbatical!!
@@incremental_failure you're right, there is no place for african people in europe. different culture, different religion, diff atitude, in europe everybody works 15houres a day, in this video its day time and you see the man hanging around, not working. No wonder there is no progress in afrika. And many children means many mouths to feed = pour. Look at rich country's they have 1 or 2 children, so can save and earn more money.
Your girl pal is so wonderful. She needs her own RUclips channel. Keep up the great work, brother - you're keeping the spirit of Anthoney Bourdain alive!
The guys around that bad guy tried to calm him down. He was visibly intoxicated with drugs.. he was not thinking straight.That said, Uganda still has the nicest people in Africa. I love the way you handled the situation with a smile..
That's it in a nutshell. Tommy diffused the situation perfectly, and the people around him contributed perfectly to diffusing the situation. I think that says a lot.
@@cobwebtheorem7538 Yeah...it looked like one of those situation that no one really knew what to do, and how people would react, and that particular moment, and just wanted to see how it would play out, or develop...
I agree he deserves more subscribers. I'd say his videos rival Bald&Bankrupt, Harald, and Kurt Caz. I watched all of his Tanzania episodes. I like his style.
@@jscott7432 The Norwegian guy is too arrogant for my taste (Harald). Regarding Bald there's a rumour that he's a spy. He's black listed in Belarus. Ask yourself why. Tommy is the real-deal, it's unfair how low his channel is atm.
Sabbatical channel is real growing, I remember watched his videos at masaki dsm he was having 500 subscribers and less than 1000 views, one thing about sabbatical is he learn the language of any where very fast ,
Bro i have literally watched all of your videos and you have been inspiring beyond comprehension. I have watched your channel grow from 10k and i can't imagine where you will be months from now. Keep doing you. You're like a chill ass Buddha bro love your shit bro keep it coming.
Priceless, when the guy hugged ❤ you and said, your in uganda 🇺🇬 are you America? (Yes I am) ..big smile 😀 big hug..then== u gonna give us a dollar 💵 😏 🤣😂🤣😇
I have become entirely addicted to this. Not exactly watching in the right order, but nice one for getting out of the cannibal village. 😬 Brilliant insight to the real world. Can't wait for more. ✌
Same here, and everytime he comes out of some nice people, it makes me feel like I want to travel to and meet people. The episode in which he meets a lady shoe polishing. That still touches my soul.. This is exactly why some people say they wanna travel and meet people. It is so addictive and heartwarming. ❤️
@@Karthik-yy7gw I have been lucky enough to have travelled, but a lot of it in what was the USSR, and thereabouts, (and what seems like a lifetime ago, though I'm 43, guess 🤞🏻soon to be 44), and also all around the UK, which has loads to offer, but nothing comparable to what this guy has achieved, and places he's been, although fantastically archeologically amazing. So glad to hear some other people haven't changed their love for life, and you're right, it can be a hard watch, but he's a genuine man it seems, like mine, and honesty makes my soul soar!. Have a wonderful 2022, everyone, whatever your faith or beliefs may be. Blessed Be. 💜🍀😄 to all!. 🙏
There's jerks everywhere, just be careful when walking about, it helps to ask locals which parts of the city to avoid or to be careful, on the whole it was a good day with just one jerk which is better than many a night out I have had in Vegas.
My advise as a fellow youtuber mate, exercise caution, and don't push your luck too far, uganda has some of the nicest people you will ever meet, but look at your surroundings and be careful, in every market there are mad men, avoid them at all costs..
@@jzk2020 fr like he sees that guy at the end being dangerous and telling him to go but the first thing he thinks is to go back and talk to them and then give them drinks. People can see this as weakness and ignorance and will try to exploit/steal from them. Luckily it was nothing and others besides him stepped in
Because of that one bad person all of the friendliness and warmth he felt with the people of Uganda got ruined 😕. As people say every person is an ambassador of his nation. Stay safe bro. Keep it up with your videos.
Great video but a sad ending! Instead of editing out the ending, you give the raw version. The UG girlfirend is very beautiful and protective of her man! (Iam loving the vibe!). But UG seems very dangerous, please be careful. Especially at night from hk in Dar,TZ
Mbu Zaaya, this guy is so funny. You travel smart, interacting and getting to know the people. Not like those who look at Africans as uncivilised. Well-done the world needs more souls like you.
Thank you man, THANK YOU! You show the real amazing faces of people ❤️ I love the way you approach people so easily with no assumptions. Keep doing great
Man as a Tanzanian you are brave bro, you are face to face with various tensions. I understand the guy was rude and it appeared to be taken in a theft like swipe, but then again to say on social media to avoid someone i understand too but you have to understand in the past various humanitarian approaches in their perspective have applied band aid solutions. So im sensing a hostility of small gestures like a condescending perception of it rather than a kind gesture on a equal level. So much to take in. The response that seemed sarcastic saying "i always hangout with the big shots" hits deep, you can be kind but the class tension is very obvious. I recently heard of the news of the assassination attempt. Man
Tommy, I liked what you told the two boys. Don’t just walk up to people and ask for money, offer people a service and earn the money. That was good advice 👍🏻
ByttleJuice Very good advise 👍Alchohol often bring out AGGRESSION in people. Long time ago, I had a girl friend who love drinking wines and she could turn from lovely to beast mode after alchohol.
The end was disappointing but as your friend also said that man was clearly drunk. Everyone else in that place was so amazing and I would judge the place based on them.... ❤️
@@thizz707gr why? because its a slum? you think shit like that doesnt happen outside the slums, in normal cities too or in other places? get your head out of your ass man
I found your channel mid-way through brazil, and im addicted. Since I catched up with the newest videos, I had to go back, started with tanzania and now this ugandan series. keep being you, you are kinda unique in your style and interactions.
That's right. That's how you should talk to kids when they ask you to give you something. They should earn it and be very grateful to whatever an adult gives you.
I love your videos very interesting how you interact with locals , keep it up the good work 👌could you please visit Rwanda too before you go back to USA 🙏
That one guy is so totally stoked lol. I feel like meeting you is going to become one of his favorite stories to tell. He's clutching you like he just found an artifact that proves something fascinating and knows that he's about to be famous.
Getting Ugandan people to drink on the streets with you is amazing. The amount of convincing it takes Danny Mullen in Downtown LA is the complete opposite. These guys all just seem so cheerful.
Damn! Stole your UG and punched yo7! Good move just walking away and laughing..class act! On to the next video! I’m binge watching Sabbatical!! It’s on baby!
Was that really Dee Mwango? Wow. Overall, a positive video except for one bad guy at the end. Even still, the men near him calmed him down, some. Be careful, especially with people drinking. People can become more aggressive when they're drunk.
That man who took your wine, looks like the same man who was driving like hell with a coffin in his motorbike , perhaps he might have stolen that coffin from the funeral
No suggestions required for you...You are handling/managing African people perfectly. You have the skill to manage the African people..and you have daring and confidence...When I was in Ongbedu village in Nigeria..It is dangerous for us..to see high-speed driving a stolen cars from Benin ...?
This place personally is one of my favourites, I also went searching for the location of the video and couldn’t get straight answers! So you explained a lot! I love how your able to capture and share what places that most the western world is to worried to venture too. Respect!
I am running out of your vid’s Tommy bc I love youuuu and Josey! This one though made me so so happy seeing that dude so so happy hugging you and explosively joyful🙌🏽 you go everywhere and because you are such a beautiful enigmatic soul people anywhere feel it. I believe that in any place or with any person if you shine with goodness that it affects others energy and energy of situations. Things still can be dicey or uncomfortable in existence right but what we hold inside and put out does steer paths in one way or another. Josey is also a beacon on light, just brings me such joy inside to see y’all together or individually. I travelled a lot globally until I got very Sick with severe lupus with organ involvement..So 11 years no travel except to the mountains yearly to chill. I almost stayed in south Sicilia after 8 years of living there bf I was sick but it was a complicated situation I will say that. I had my 2 oldest daughters in Italia and both have duel citizenship. I know that Ireland seems not your list but perhaps it is. My family/ancestors are from Cork and still have family there. All I want is to go. I know you are Irish and from LI. I was born in Freeport but raised in Suffolk..eventually out on the east end in Eastport..next to Westhamton (Eastport is a little old farming/forested town on the bay..not at all like the Hamptons) my dad live in queens so I had best of both worlds. Woodhaven, ozone park, Jamaica and Richmond hill. I went to the city whenever and knew how to go everywhere at 15 lol. St Marks place and areas of the village where my fave but my dad took us all over. He always said you can’t live in fear, just live so I’d be like 11 walking all over the boroughs and city literally we walked everywhere and it was the best never afraid or had issues. So point is I adore y’all, I think Ireland would be amazing. A country that has been through so much for 800 years. Small, so so much history, colorful one of a kind people, there is still the occupation of the Dublin region which GB still have as theirs..weird borders and still the sentiment of Protestant Brit’s are above Catholic Irish..they disgust at the idea of having an Irish passport..they don’t have to in this area that is all they occupy anymore but the control that is exerted politically, economically and ect is significant. Ireland was the testing ground for England colonization. First enslaved by Vikings in the 1000’s..Dublin was established by Vikings, was the largest slave market in Western Europe. Many Irish were enslaved in Iceland and other places but 40% or so of Iceland were Irish slaves..they revolted in the largest uprising of slaves ever. More was to follow with the Norman conquest and Cromwell and so on. Ireland the only country to have such a lower population now than 100 years ago. We or our families were not indentured servants but slaves. By the hands of England enslaved on our lands and brought to sugar plantations then to other places like you hinted to in Jamaica..also the US. History was written in a way that would not tell of this, slowly historians are recognizing the facts that are so blatantly there. Not word of mouth but written documentation so much of what was done. This is sensitive and my family great great grandparents, their sisters brothers and children bearded so much pain of systemic starvation, slavery, killing and displacement they often were kind but hard disciplinarians bc they experienced the cruelty that exists..then my Mother and father knew little of what I have learned. I research so so much and find some things that I cry over very much but I am able to tell my mother who’s is 68 about our roots and I know this is so important. I say hit up The Mother land Tommy! If so know it is sensitive still bc us Irish are kind simple folk, on the island they I believe are still in fear of poking the bear. 800 years of suffering will do this but the elderly will talk. They speak English bc of colonization but Irish is coming back. I am learning, very difficult just as Icelandic was for me. The parent languages make the difference between rolling into speaking many tongues!!! I think this would be so cool reallyW ok sorry long post-mini novel but let me live vicariously through you Tommy…Sabbatical up in the Motherland cmon🙌🏽❤️✨🙏🏼
Well she's gorgeous then 😊 I'm loving your channel, just tuned in and bingeing, , love the way you are with people, even though at the end there it got a bit disrespectful, it's the nature of Africa it's beautiful with beautiful people but every now and then reminds you the law of the jungle exists there throughout society so don't get complacent xxx
The lady in this video was. A amazing looking lady and tbh he does some very good amazing videos and to see how people live on the other side of the world the councilor made me laugh your a AMERICAN I love American people 🤣🤣amazing vid 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽💯💯💯
I’ve never been to Uganda but after going to a few slums in South Africa Madagascar and Namibia as a Spanish-white American…I can say I’ve had a similarly positive experience
@@ivodasilva3932 Well, there IS the sexual harrassment. Sadly, women are so used to dealing with it, we rarely acknowledge it - as per my comment above. But, I've never dealt with theft.
Took me the longest time to watch this video (owing to the title). I'm not a Westerner, so not attracted to Third World slum videos. 31.03 You explained yourself clearly, and now I'm glad I watched it. Also, your first vid featuring Miss Josey 😁
That lake is man made. Towards the end of the 19th century, the Kabaka asked his subjects to dig it. It was supposed to go up to lake Victoria to create an escape route for the Kabaka in case of an attack from the neighboring rival kingdom of Bunyoro
No matter where you go there are good and bad people. But overall I think mankind are good people. I am commenting so much because I am fascinated by your videos. I want to do something like this too. I want to go to Nepal, Thailand and Colombia. I don't speak any African languages so I'm a bit scared to go there without being able to communicate, but I speak Spanish and small amounts of Thai. These videos are super interesting to me. Keep it up
As long as you keep your hopes down you're going to enjoy Africa. Walking unguarded in the slums and going into conversation with literally anyone it's definitely challenging. However, if there is anyone in this world willing to give it a try, that is Tommy. Thank you for the uploads, but whatever you do, don't forget about safety first. Also, don't try to prove that all Africans are nice and welcoming, it's not going to work, if you can get a glimpse of their lives is more than enough. Cheers, buddy! 🍻
That last guy ruined it for everyone, these are the kinds of people who pull beautiful countries down, plus now a violent dude has a bottle of 46% alcohol who knows how he is when drunk
The guy who stole your bottle was definitely on drugs. he was chewing those leaves called Mairungi commonly used buy homeless and jobless stupid guys, to keep them awake all night as they steal from people. so always watch out for guys chewing funny leaves.
Imagine having a lot of money and just having the opportunity to explore the world. That would be a great exprerience. Meeting interesting people all across the world. Africa (the motherland) seems to be to most unexplored. I would really want to go to Rwanda. They seem so friendly there and it seems safe for tourists.
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So much happened on that day that I didn't even have time to introduce my guest for the video. She'll be back but you can check out more of her here: ruclips.net/channel/UCLquhsm3whhDUY23S3WJCSQ
My god. She is so beautiful
Well done ,stay safe.
Very nice person
Yeah. I think the most people he encounters are good and friendly people. There are bad folks everywhere but he's probably safer here than where I live in New Jersey. If you were to enter a slum there as a foreigner and talk to as many people as he talked to, you might get assaulted and robbed and maybe lose your life.
I like your luganda and swahili accent.
So clever ma sha Allah
As an American this is such a different world. I’d personally feel so uncomfortable with everyone looking at me and the feeling of being judged. I love how he’s not phased, he’s always respectful, and puts the effort in to learn the language and history. Keep doing what you’re doing. So much value in what you’re sharing! Thank you!
Yeah this happens to me when I go to mainly white towns in America. Especially since I live close to one and often end up there when I do uber. The only difference is ppl don’t come up and speak to me. They only stare at me and sometimes I’ll get a few compliments on my hair
@@bigfoodstyle5531 lol, plenty of people staring him down, talking ish, and ripping him off. But yeah, understand where you’re coming from and unfortunately this still happens in US despite the fact we’re supposed to be the melting pot.
@Mishelle Ndinya Yeah I've even had that experience in Central America. Not so much for being white since there's plenty of white Latin Americans moreso having a northern European look and being very tall, a lot of people will stare at me, very interested and curious but again it's just normal. Where I come from people wouldn't do that or consider it rude, but I don't consider it to be a bad thing.
Yeah it's wild, its so nice he's pretty real and tries to learn their language its another good safety measure too knowing what they're saying about him. As a black person in europe when you go on vacation to other european cities its kinda similar people staring at you and talking under their breath, it definitely doesn't feel good so good on him for doing more than most would its so valuable.
@@DrawAndErase I don't think they are talking negatively of him. They just find it curious. When I was little I still remember when I saw my first asian person. I was fascinated and yell to my mom that I found a Chinese person. The man laughed and said hi to me. Just like the kid in this video yelled "it's a white person!". I got very excited and I was extremely happy for the rest of the day, to the point that I still remember today. There are different cultures and some are more spoken than others. I actually love that they get curious and speak their mind, you'll find some negative people like anywhere but mostly just innocent curiosity.
That councillor had me dying😂😂🤣 he will use this clip to win the elections next time forsure
🤣🤣🤣jus imagine the pure lies he was saying....it's true all politicians lie
Tommy just got thrown into the campaign. 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
Tommy better pay up for all those scholarships 🤣🤣🤣
Lol
I came to the comment section just to have this question answered
Woooow Hahaha Dee Mwango's twin in Kampala Hahaha! Sabbatical come and look for me in Kenya 🇰🇪 you will definitely find me 😅
Karibu Tanzania
It's the real Dee Mwango! If I accidentally drink too much UG and end up in Kenya, I'll let you know
I also wanna find dee mwango, just to see that smile of hers😍
Great work
My number one Dee Mwango ❤️❤️🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
In Uganda we are overjoyed to see a Mzungu speak Luganda, its amazing!!!. I live in Europe now but when I tell people that if a Mzungu visits Uganda he/she would be followed by so many kids but they don't believe me, this video is a testimony now. Good to see what home looks like but also so sad that there is 0 development and the people are even poorer than when I left in 2008. The guy who punched you must have been high, otherwise Great video Sabbatical!!
True..how can one come to Europe??. Am interested
Much love from Uganda
@@jollyakullu2926 You and a dozens of millions of other Africans.
@@incremental_failure is your life this bad ??? 🙄
@@incremental_failure you're right, there is no place for african people in europe. different culture, different religion, diff atitude, in europe everybody works 15houres a day, in this video its day time and you see the man hanging around, not working. No wonder there is no progress in afrika. And many children means many mouths to feed = pour. Look at rich country's they have 1 or 2 children, so can save and earn more money.
Your girl pal is so wonderful. She needs her own RUclips channel. Keep up the great work, brother - you're keeping the spirit of Anthoney Bourdain alive!
Miss Josey is her channel.
@@jcrawlox109 thanks
@@jcrawlox109 actually, it's ms josey
The guys around that bad guy tried to calm him down. He was visibly intoxicated with drugs.. he was not thinking straight.That said, Uganda still has the nicest people in Africa. I love the way you handled the situation with a smile..
That's it in a nutshell. Tommy diffused the situation perfectly, and the people around him contributed perfectly to diffusing the situation. I think that says a lot.
@@Sidetracked_in_Macau Still, those people should have grabbed the bottle and handed it back to Tommy.
@@cobwebtheorem7538 Yeah...it looked like one of those situation that no one really knew what to do, and how people would react, and that particular moment, and just wanted to see how it would play out, or develop...
I don't know how you don't have more subscribers man. Keep at it, you're going to be a hit.
Yeah, me neither, this channel is 100% original content. You're not going to see 1 traveling channel that takes you so deep into the African culture.
I agree he deserves more subscribers. I'd say his videos rival Bald&Bankrupt, Harald, and Kurt Caz. I watched all of his Tanzania episodes. I like his style.
@@jscott7432 The Norwegian guy is too arrogant for my taste (Harald). Regarding Bald there's a rumour that he's a spy. He's black listed in Belarus. Ask yourself why. Tommy is the real-deal, it's unfair how low his channel is atm.
Sabbatical channel is real growing, I remember watched his videos at masaki dsm he was having 500 subscribers and less than 1000 views, one thing about sabbatical is he learn the language of any where very fast ,
@@dncviorel its obvios why he doesnt have so many subs. Because he literally just started not so long ago. For that he has many subs already.
Bro i have literally watched all of your videos and you have been inspiring beyond comprehension. I have watched your channel grow from 10k and i can't imagine where you will be months from now. Keep doing you. You're like a chill ass Buddha bro love your shit bro keep it coming.
Chill ass buddha you nailed it on that one cant believe your comment didnt get pinned down and more likes!!
Priceless, when the guy hugged ❤ you and said, your in uganda 🇺🇬 are you America? (Yes I am) ..big smile 😀 big hug..then== u gonna give us a dollar 💵 😏 🤣😂🤣😇
Josey is so beautiful, inside and out.
Lovely!
I have become entirely addicted to this. Not exactly watching in the right order, but nice one for getting out of the cannibal village. 😬
Brilliant insight to the real world. Can't wait for more. ✌
Same here
Same here, and everytime he comes out of some nice people, it makes me feel like I want to travel to and meet people.
The episode in which he meets a lady shoe polishing. That still touches my soul..
This is exactly why some people say they wanna travel and meet people.
It is so addictive and heartwarming. ❤️
@@Karthik-yy7gw
I have been lucky enough to have travelled, but a lot of it in what was the USSR, and thereabouts, (and what seems like a lifetime ago, though I'm 43, guess 🤞🏻soon to be 44), and also all around the UK, which has loads to offer, but nothing comparable to what this guy has achieved, and places he's been, although fantastically archeologically amazing. So glad to hear some other people haven't changed their love for life, and you're right, it can be a hard watch, but he's a genuine man it seems, like mine, and honesty makes my soul soar!.
Have a wonderful 2022, everyone, whatever your faith or beliefs may be.
Blessed Be. 💜🍀😄 to all!. 🙏
Ii love when HE'S WALKING downtown 😅 and he gets randomly called out " hey white dude' how u doing whitey '
There's jerks everywhere, just be careful when walking about, it helps to ask locals which parts of the city to avoid or to be careful, on the whole it was a good day with just one jerk which is better than many a night out I have had in Vegas.
You get drunk people like that everywhere in the world unfortunately. You never know what's going on in someone's life and many turn to drink.
Exactly, go to any town on the uk on a Saturday night and you will find these guys out of every 10 people
I was raised by these slums, a ghetto youth. Katwe borne, like any place in the world there are good and bad people so watch your back.
My advise as a fellow youtuber mate, exercise caution, and don't push your luck too far, uganda has some of the nicest people you will ever meet, but look at your surroundings and be careful, in every market there are mad men, avoid them at all costs..
He doesn't even know what a mad man is. He finds them and wants to drink with them. LOL
@@jzk2020 Only in Africa. In the West they ignore these people.
@@jzk2020 fr like he sees that guy at the end being dangerous and telling him to go but the first thing he thinks is to go back and talk to them and then give them drinks. People can see this as weakness and ignorance and will try to exploit/steal from them.
Luckily it was nothing and others besides him stepped in
@@rogoznicafc9672 If he keeps this up one person will end up stealing his camera. lol Let's see how nice he thinks people are then. xD
@@Terraglitch You can get your camera snatched in London or New York no problem.
Dude. You’re making my day. So glad I found your channel.
I really admire your travels. Much respect, -j
Because of that one bad person all of the friendliness and warmth he felt with the people of Uganda got ruined 😕. As people say every person is an ambassador of his nation. Stay safe bro. Keep it up with your videos.
Great video but a sad ending!
Instead of editing out the ending, you give the raw version.
The UG girlfirend is very beautiful and protective of her man! (Iam loving the vibe!).
But UG seems very dangerous, please be careful.
Especially at night
from hk in Dar,TZ
Yeah, I'm also digging her vibe a lot. Lovely lady, Tommy is fortunate to have her near him!
That councilor is a true definition of village excitement
Mbu Zaaya, this guy is so funny. You travel smart, interacting and getting to know the people. Not like those who look at Africans as uncivilised. Well-done the world needs more souls like you.
I was born in Uganda but cant dare to go to slums, take precautions - don't be too trusting
Thank you man, THANK YOU! You show the real amazing faces of people ❤️ I love the way you approach people so easily with no assumptions. Keep doing great
Man as a Tanzanian you are brave bro, you are face to face with various tensions. I understand the guy was rude and it appeared to be taken in a theft like swipe, but then again to say on social media to avoid someone i understand too but you have to understand in the past various humanitarian approaches in their perspective have applied band aid solutions. So im sensing a hostility of small gestures like a condescending perception of it rather than a kind gesture on a equal level. So much to take in. The response that seemed sarcastic saying "i always hangout with the big shots" hits deep, you can be kind but the class tension is very obvious. I recently heard of the news of the assassination attempt. Man
I would walk over a thousand yards of broken glass for Joesy ! Love the hair.
And she would reject you and your bleeding feet
@@Noisehead101 ...and you didn't even pick me up on my misspelling of her name! Hahaha
@@JUST-ME2468 no worries, it’s not easy holding your phone and typing with one hand while stroking one out to Josey. Believe me, I’ve tried
Tommy, I liked what you told the two boys. Don’t just walk up to people and ask for money, offer people a service and earn the money. That was good advice 👍🏻
Begging is not the way to go through life and you told kids that so how could you believe in the democratic party and woke people or you were tricked
That girl is beautiful for real😍
Today yes.
And In 5 years, carrying another 50 lbs?
Not.
And unfortunately that will probably happen.
@@Truths-Advocate-88 can you explain that
@@Truths-Advocate-88 Thats ignorant
She most definitely very beautiful I want to go to Uganda😎🌷
@@Truths-Advocate-88 in American they already carrying +80 pounds overweight 😂😂
I left Uganda in March. I can't wait to go back..
May God protect you from any possible harm brother in humanity.
You are brave man, as a Ugandan I can barely cross those places.
Stop lying nothing would happen to you
Going to places ANYWHERE where group of DRUNKS MEN hang out is not very Smart.
@@lawbsk1048 😂😂😂😂not in katwe
@@robertmukiibi5598 mutujeeko akatinko namwe
I don't gamble with those people
Love watching you pay the children for their help. Thank you for sharing
It is okay to be friendly, but you need to set your boundaries man. It is Uganda
ByttleJuice Very good advise 👍Alchohol often bring out AGGRESSION in people. Long time ago, I had a girl friend who love drinking wines and she could turn from lovely to beast mode after alchohol.
I know right. Especially that cancer guy assuming his endorsement on film and sponging wine.
This is not called for. Uganda is safe. Pipo are just stressed but not violent
Fuck around and keep drinking that liquer in a cup he going find himself trying to screw a tree.
He’s one of the youtuber will show everyone is nice people until he end up in news for getting beheaded or kidnapped for ransom.
The end was disappointing but as your friend also said that man was clearly drunk. Everyone else in that place was so amazing and I would judge the place based on them.... ❤️
Why? It's a slum. Shit like that is to be expected
Drunkenness is definitely not an excuse for his behaviour. He's a blatant low life thief. He most likely has done this before.
If that place was in the States, everyone would've been judged already.
It's a slum, anywhere in the world I would expect more than that to happen in a slum.
@@thizz707gr why? because its a slum? you think shit like that doesnt happen outside the slums, in normal cities too or in other places? get your head out of your ass man
So sad to see the friendlieness always turns out to be about the money. They look at you as a walking ATM machine.
Shit brah, you ever buy dope in a hood in America lol
Same thing all over the world, worst in western world.
Uganda my home country following from Qatar
I hope you are good, i’ve heard alot of african workers are treated bad in the middle east
I have heard the same
Am also a ugandan in jordan
I found your channel mid-way through brazil, and im addicted. Since I catched up with the newest videos, I had to go back, started with tanzania and now this ugandan series. keep being you, you are kinda unique in your style and interactions.
Sabbatical, I like what you said to those two kids.......when you work you get paid....
That's right. That's how you should talk to kids when they ask you to give you something. They should earn it and be very grateful to whatever an adult gives you.
@@benjaminsmith2287 ya yall are raising kids to be push overs and mules
"when u work u get paid" not enough. not enough.
I love her attitude, keep up the great work!
I love your videos very interesting how you interact with locals , keep it up the good work 👌could you please visit Rwanda too before you go back to USA 🙏
That one guy is so totally stoked lol. I feel like meeting you is going to become one of his favorite stories to tell. He's clutching you like he just found an artifact that proves something fascinating and knows that he's about to be famous.
1st video appearance of Josey😍
Josie is such a gem and an asset to your channel. You should use her more often. I love her smile and sense of humour.
This guys should be hosted on Ugandan channels to share his experience what he is doing is special..or even put into the tourism sector
Getting Ugandan people to drink on the streets with you is amazing. The amount of convincing it takes Danny Mullen in Downtown LA is the complete opposite. These guys all just seem so cheerful.
Marry that girl! She looks great
@Block Chain what do you mean like that
That's not his mission 😂😂
@Block Chain what??
do you marrying on every pretty girl you meet?
Facts, she’s gorgeous
Damn! Stole your UG and punched yo7! Good move just walking away and laughing..class act! On to the next video! I’m binge watching Sabbatical!! It’s on baby!
I agree. That guy had too many friends to risk getting in a fight with all of them. Plus Josey with him. He made the right move to just walk.
How are you able to walk with those gigantic nuts man! Respect. Every one loves America! You’re rocking it Tommy!
We love your videos keep continue your dream in Africa.
The woman is distractingly beautiful.
True
Very much so.
A few of the women he's been around in other vids are too but yea I wish I was in his place here😂
I would give her my va check.
Which?
You channel is awesome man. It looks like you have So much fun.
Was that really Dee Mwango? Wow. Overall, a positive video except for one bad guy at the end. Even still, the men near him calmed him down, some. Be careful, especially with people drinking. People can become more aggressive when they're drunk.
In the video? No. But the real Dee Mwango posted a comment here.
You're living the dream man
That man who took your wine, looks like the same man who was driving like hell with a coffin in his motorbike , perhaps he might have stolen that coffin from the funeral
Haha
No suggestions required for you...You are handling/managing African people perfectly. You have the skill to manage the African people..and you have daring and confidence...When I was in Ongbedu village in Nigeria..It is dangerous for us..to see high-speed driving a stolen cars from Benin ...?
You got me cracking when you speak luganda funny bro
Hello my name is David I am new subscriber here I am very glad to be on Journey with you
This place personally is one of my favourites, I also went searching for the location of the video and couldn’t get straight answers! So you explained a lot!
I love how your able to capture and share what places that most the western world is to worried to venture too.
Respect!
The western world isn't worried, it simply has no interest. The west built great kingdoms, so why would they want to visit a toilet?
Another Awesome Adventure Thank You Tommy🙂❤👍Watching from NB Canada🙂
Very interesting video. Thanks.
I am running out of your vid’s Tommy bc I love youuuu and Josey! This one though made me so so happy seeing that dude so so happy hugging you and explosively joyful🙌🏽 you go everywhere and because you are such a beautiful enigmatic soul people anywhere feel it. I believe that in any place or with any person if you shine with goodness that it affects others energy and energy of situations. Things still can be dicey or uncomfortable in existence right but what we hold inside and put out does steer paths in one way or another. Josey is also a beacon on light, just brings me such joy inside to see y’all together or individually. I travelled a lot globally until I got very Sick with severe lupus with organ involvement..So 11 years no travel except to the mountains yearly to chill. I almost stayed in south Sicilia after 8 years of living there bf I was sick but it was a complicated situation I will say that. I had my 2 oldest daughters in Italia and both have duel citizenship. I know that Ireland seems not your list but perhaps it is. My family/ancestors are from Cork and still have family there. All I want is to go. I know you are Irish and from LI. I was born in Freeport but raised in Suffolk..eventually out on the east end in Eastport..next to Westhamton (Eastport is a little old farming/forested town on the bay..not at all like the Hamptons) my dad live in queens so I had best of both worlds. Woodhaven, ozone park, Jamaica and Richmond hill. I went to the city whenever and knew how to go everywhere at 15 lol. St Marks place and areas of the village where my fave but my dad took us all over. He always said you can’t live in fear, just live so I’d be like 11 walking all over the boroughs and city literally we walked everywhere and it was the best never afraid or had issues. So point is I adore y’all, I think Ireland would be amazing. A country that has been through so much for 800 years. Small, so so much history, colorful one of a kind people, there is still the occupation of the Dublin region which GB still have as theirs..weird borders and still the sentiment of Protestant Brit’s are above Catholic Irish..they disgust at the idea of having an Irish passport..they don’t have to in this area that is all they occupy anymore but the control that is exerted politically, economically and ect is significant. Ireland was the testing ground for England colonization. First enslaved by Vikings in the 1000’s..Dublin was established by Vikings, was the largest slave market in Western Europe. Many Irish were enslaved in Iceland and other places but 40% or so of Iceland were Irish slaves..they revolted in the largest uprising of slaves ever. More was to follow with the Norman conquest and Cromwell and so on. Ireland the only country to have such a lower population now than 100 years ago. We or our families were not indentured servants but slaves. By the hands of England enslaved on our lands and brought to sugar plantations then to other places like you hinted to in Jamaica..also the US. History was written in a way that would not tell of this, slowly historians are recognizing the facts that are so blatantly there. Not word of mouth but written documentation so much of what was done. This is sensitive and my family great great grandparents, their sisters brothers and children bearded so much pain of systemic starvation, slavery, killing and displacement they often were kind but hard disciplinarians bc they experienced the cruelty that exists..then my Mother and father knew little of what I have learned. I research so so much and find some things that I cry over very much but I am able to tell my mother who’s is 68 about our roots and I know this is so important. I say hit up The Mother land Tommy! If so know it is sensitive still bc us Irish are kind simple folk, on the island they I believe are still in fear of poking the bear. 800 years of suffering will do this but the elderly will talk. They speak English bc of colonization but Irish is coming back. I am learning, very difficult just as Icelandic was for me. The parent languages make the difference between rolling into speaking many tongues!!! I think this would be so cool reallyW ok sorry long post-mini novel but let me live vicariously through you Tommy…Sabbatical up in the Motherland cmon🙌🏽❤️✨🙏🏼
that was such an amazing video--true stuff.
Love Josey. The woman who never stops smiling!.
Brave, I’m Ugandan living in North America but there places I’m not going to cross when in Uganda.
Josie is an absolute treasure brother. I truly enjoy ever video she is in with you.
Be care full when travelling in villages always take 1 2 people with you theft is high love the vlogs 😂✌just dont take no chances alone dude.
This is so funny! Tommy you're an awesome person!
Well she's gorgeous then 😊
I'm loving your channel, just tuned in and bingeing, , love the way you are with people, even though at the end there it got a bit disrespectful, it's the nature of Africa it's beautiful with beautiful people but every now and then reminds you the law of the jungle exists there throughout society so don't get complacent xxx
Great videos....never take for granted for what you have after seeing this
Brother, I've lived here in Uganda for 10 years. You are really taking risk. Be careful! If you come to Jinja hit me up!
The lady in this video was. A amazing looking lady and tbh he does some very good amazing videos and to see how people live on the other side of the world the councilor made me laugh your a AMERICAN I love American people 🤣🤣amazing vid 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽💯💯💯
You almost had it at 24:22. 😂 Keep practicing and you might become good enough to battle me in a dance-off. 🤪
I'm up for a dance battle in Tanzania
tommyi love youre videos man keep it up
Great work chief
Tommy I'm new on your blog..From Canada I think your chemistry with Josey is great..Nice friend
Don't let your bag be stolen in Uganda..take charge of your valuables, Man.
I’m from England and have been to a slum in Kampala,I didn’t have any problems,lovely friendly people,It was an eye opener that’s for sure
Be very careful my friend. you seem like a very nice guy.
I’ve never been to Uganda but after going to a few slums in South Africa Madagascar and Namibia as a Spanish-white American…I can say I’ve had a similarly positive experience
I wish Tommy could get a drone to make the videos more interesting. I love your videos Tommy ❤️
I felt some apprehension watching this one. All-in-all they are just a very nice people with a few to be aware of. I liked them.
Looks like a fun day
I must sau you are brave, i couldnt do that you do :) !
Josie is beautiful!
Liked and shared publicly on Facebook. Thank you for sharing Tommy.
Love the contrasts in Uganda! Been to Uganda as a single female for months at a time, many times, and never had one bad thing happen.
Now try that being white and a male
@@ivodasilva3932 Well, there IS the sexual harrassment. Sadly, women are so used to dealing with it, we rarely acknowledge it - as per my comment above. But, I've never dealt with theft.
Took me the longest time to watch this video (owing to the title). I'm not a Westerner, so not attracted to Third World slum videos.
31.03 You explained yourself clearly, and now I'm glad I watched it. Also, your first vid featuring Miss Josey 😁
That lake is man made. Towards the end of the 19th century, the Kabaka asked his subjects to dig it. It was supposed to go up to lake Victoria to create an escape route for the Kabaka in case of an attack from the neighboring rival kingdom of Bunyoro
This girl next you, in green, stuning beauty. Real beautie cutie. Uganda, the best looking womans so far.
I like black cuties in traditional african dress.
Charming "ARMY" lady 🙂
No matter where you go there are good and bad people. But overall I think mankind are good people. I am commenting so much because I am fascinated by your videos. I want to do something like this too. I want to go to Nepal, Thailand and Colombia. I don't speak any African languages so I'm a bit scared to go there without being able to communicate, but I speak Spanish and small amounts of Thai. These videos are super interesting to me. Keep it up
As long as you keep your hopes down you're going to enjoy Africa. Walking unguarded in the slums and going into conversation with literally anyone it's definitely challenging. However, if there is anyone in this world willing to give it a try, that is Tommy. Thank you for the uploads, but whatever you do, don't forget about safety first. Also, don't try to prove that all Africans are nice and welcoming, it's not going to work, if you can get a glimpse of their lives is more than enough. Cheers, buddy! 🍻
Why hopes down?
@@kjohn5224 Expectations can lead to disappointments.
I'm a fan I'm Binge watching all your vids
That last guy ruined it for everyone, these are the kinds of people who pull beautiful countries down, plus now a violent dude has a bottle of 46% alcohol who knows how he is when drunk
people like that don't live long
Yes your guest was very wise watching your back, so you are lucky in that place.
The guy who stole your bottle was definitely on drugs. he was chewing those leaves called Mairungi commonly used buy homeless and jobless stupid guys, to keep them awake all night as they steal from people. so always watch out for guys chewing funny leaves.
It's unfortunate they don't chew those to work a job... may God help them
He can chew on deez nutz... or as we say in LA deez nuzzles.
definitely, with that weak ass punch he gave lol but his friends was cool, one took care of him instantly
@@arnoldwayne6775 you want him to chew on deez nuts? You'll have none left,yo!
also known as KHAT
It's really hard being a mzungu in such a neighborhood..they see you and they feel the Lord has sent an angel..
In Europe:
"It is your country, give us your money!"
In Africa:
"It is our country, give us your money!"
Imagine having a lot of money and just having the opportunity to explore the world. That would be a great exprerience. Meeting interesting people all across the world. Africa (the motherland) seems to be to most unexplored. I would really want to go to Rwanda. They seem so friendly there and it seems safe for tourists.
So based on this video, how do you come to the conclusion that Uganda is unsafe for tourists?
Man, that guy in the alley was sketchy on like every level. From his corrupt politics to his threatening demeanor at the end.
The councilor?
Never let no stranger hug you like that. You will check later and your wallet is gone.
Loved Uganda when I lived there. I worked at Mengo senior school....