Not What I EXpected !! INSIDE JAMAICA'S RASTA CAMP BOBO HILL

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  • Опубликовано: 22 янв 2025

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  • @DeeMwango
    @DeeMwango  Год назад +172

    Welcome to Jamaica the land we love ❤bringing you real stories from Jamaica 🇯🇲

    • @hazelcabel7732
      @hazelcabel7732 Год назад +8

      I love it ❤️❤️ take care 😘

    • @Barbara-tw2pb
      @Barbara-tw2pb Год назад +8

      Dee. Go to a area called the BLUE MOUNTAINS. To meet the MAROONS

    • @NancyBsAdventureDiary
      @NancyBsAdventureDiary Год назад +10

      Dee, this video is a classic and timeless.
      I started following you because of your work (not videos) among the Aetas.
      Keep going
      Keep documenting history

    • @standsintherain1
      @standsintherain1 Год назад +7

      Not one of you visit the Maroons , yet they are the closest thing u will see to Africa

    • @standsintherain1
      @standsintherain1 Год назад +6

      @@Barbara-tw2pb exactly all these Jamaican videos and they just go to the same places, yet nobody visit the true freedom fighters, the most African ppl

  • @shirnettbrown8365
    @shirnettbrown8365 Год назад +280

    Girl you come here and find Bobo Hill, I'm here over 60 years and I have no clue where to find such a place. I'll give it to you girl!

    • @marciawison3508
      @marciawison3508 Год назад +13

      Amazing in the voice of Mayugono, this is not vegetable, this is not water.
      Watching from Trench Town, Jamaica 🇯🇲

    • @marciawison3508
      @marciawison3508 Год назад +13

      It's great that you dressed accordingly in respect of the Cultural Practises of the CAMP
      Watching from Trench Town Jamaica 🇯🇲

    • @marciawison3508
      @marciawison3508 Год назад +4

      Tell him that you are 7th Day Adventist so you celebrate that Holy Day.
      Watching from Trench Town Jamaica 🇯🇲

    • @gladiolye
      @gladiolye Год назад +2

      It’s not water guys, it’s not vegetable

    • @GospelInspirationalSongs
      @GospelInspirationalSongs Год назад +3

      😂😂Dee you di best😂😂

  • @vivianerebmadji4448
    @vivianerebmadji4448 Год назад +122

    Dee, that just gave me chills, the way u introduced yourself to the man at the entrance. The respect in your voice is really pure and real.❤

    • @JudahForeverKingdom1727
      @JudahForeverKingdom1727 Год назад

      Genuine vibes...I love her spirit and soul

    • @Oneil-vf3vd
      @Oneil-vf3vd 9 месяцев назад

      Yes, quite diplomatic in her introduction! Thanks Dee! You are here for a good reason! You have a lot more to do and accomplish on our behalf. More strength Empress Dee!!!

  • @jacquelinerussell593
    @jacquelinerussell593 Год назад +152

    Dee as a Jamaican I have no idea about these Rasta culture,big up yourself,I am sure a lot of people learning through you ❤thank you!

    • @Barbara-tw2pb
      @Barbara-tw2pb Год назад

      All these Rastas in Jamaica and their own , culture camps . are a bunch of political Religious cults. And a bunch of day dreamers. They are just a bunch of activists whom , have no way out physically .Of Jamaica ,But only in their dreams to reach the promise land Africa .

    • @augyannafacey7616
      @augyannafacey7616 Год назад +2

      I was a member of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church before I left Jamaica 🇯🇲

    • @joanharry8326
      @joanharry8326 Год назад +3

      Dee am in England thanks for touring jamaica😂

    • @Nann-o1h
      @Nann-o1h Год назад

      ​@@augyannafacey7616 Would you say it was similar to this Bobo Camp or 7Day Adventist style of Worship? Do they believe in Jesus Christ? I'm surprised Dee didn't ask that question ❓ BTW Dee, what happened to your covered clothing @1:19:27? They allowed you to Walk around in your shorts at that point 😊

    • @Nann-o1h
      @Nann-o1h Год назад

      Does anyone else find it odd how he made them wait for a woman/Empress but then he broke his own rules, no woman came, neither was seen on camera in the compound ( weird), but they were actually escorted by 2males

  • @nadzg5878
    @nadzg5878 Год назад +21

    When i was in my final year of High School I did my Religious Education S.B.A. on Rastafarism and as a group we got to visit Bobo Hill in St. Thomas. It was a very spiritual journey for me. I got a distinction on my Religious Education subject. Thanks for reviving a 23 year old memory for me. Love and light.

    • @NattyByNature-
      @NattyByNature- 10 месяцев назад

      Always hear this and I didn’t get to go 😭

  • @kavee_felix
    @kavee_felix Год назад +120

    Namibia is on board 🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦 Jamaica the land we love beautiful human beings all we need is love 🥰😍

    • @alphansoworth9775
      @alphansoworth9775 Год назад +8

      Namibia the land we love too big up from jamaica out of one race comes many love mama Africa with every string in my heart❤❤❤

    • @kavee_felix
      @kavee_felix Год назад +5

      @@alphansoworth9775 True out of one race comes many much love and appreciation one love 🥰😍

    • @FrankLevy-lm8cr
      @FrankLevy-lm8cr Год назад +6

      Out of one com many tru

    • @ItsOnlyJunie
      @ItsOnlyJunie Год назад +4

      Absolutely! I love my sweet, sweet Jamaica ❤❤🇯🇲 🇯🇲
      Jamaica Land We Love. Out Of Many We Are One.

    • @normacoote9856
      @normacoote9856 Год назад +1

      🇯🇲🇱🇷

  • @DerrickIrving6
    @DerrickIrving6 Год назад +220

    More than any other countries outside of Africa Jamaicans promote Africa the most. Jamaicans are Africans and we believe in Africa the most. We love Africa and Africa is Jamaica. We are one and that will never change. Well come to Jamaica and I hope you have the best time of your life.

    • @anthonybrookes1658
      @anthonybrookes1658 Год назад +13

      A lot of Jamaicans have been tricked into believing that they was brought from Africa. But if you research the facts which are out there most Jamaicans are the original Irish, Scottish English and Welsh brought over in the 16th century as indentured servants

    • @JT-ye5iu
      @JT-ye5iu Год назад +23

      @@anthonybrookes1658That can’t be true. And I hope not Jamaicans are of African descendants and that is the fact.

    • @shaneblakk
      @shaneblakk Год назад +17

      @@anthonybrookes1658 you’re making no sense look at the people in videos they look Scottish or Irish. A small percentage is of those demographic most of Jamaica are African people from African descendants

    • @Queenmackforever
      @Queenmackforever Год назад +8

      Certain Jamaicans don't accept the fact that they originate from Africa,

    • @Queenmackforever
      @Queenmackforever Год назад +9

      @@anthonybrookes1658that's not true, your slave masters originated from those places hence the reason why your last names are not traditional African names. This is exactly why I comment my previous comment

  • @kimemmitt2707
    @kimemmitt2707 Год назад +5

    Magnificent!!! No matter where you fall on the spectrum of belief or disbelief about seeing this--its informative and superb reporting. Again, magnificent!

  • @TariroSamufonda
    @TariroSamufonda Год назад +11

    I never commented on your channel but this video is one of the best I just hope their wish will come true one day. See how they're happy to hear that you practice the same as they do on SABBATH day.

  • @coreca1528
    @coreca1528 Год назад +31

    Good night Dee thank you and we commend your driver for tagging alone for that journey hats go off to him big man bless up your self

  • @ethioman1241
    @ethioman1241 Год назад +51

    I'm from Ethiopia. the priest says the truth about the world's future, i hope in the future i will visit this beautiful rasta camps in the future. thanks, di mango.

    • @kerubel1436
      @kerubel1436 Год назад +1

      Indeat neh?. Salaam nawu?

    • @mykalbelle8397
      @mykalbelle8397 Год назад +3

      Hey 🇪🇹 I am from 🇯🇲. I love Awassa Shasamane. I visited there a lot. You are welcome to 🇯🇲anytime. You are family! Ameseginalehu! RASTAFARI!

    • @sheldonbryan418
      @sheldonbryan418 Год назад +2

      So too hi mon looking for the day dat I can walk in Ethiopia our motherland where our ancestors started it all ❤👀💯👍🇯🇲🇪🇹🌍

  • @kathleensmith3489
    @kathleensmith3489 Год назад +66

    Dee , you're bringing us all over. I like how you reach to Bo bo hill. Lived here all my life n never went there. I know of it's existence though. Bless you ❤🇯🇲

    • @DeeMwango
      @DeeMwango  Год назад +3

      You are so welcome thanks for supporting me too ❤❤

  • @sophiaacorlor6510
    @sophiaacorlor6510 Год назад +28

    Dee, you have done so well visiting our brothers over there deep in the Bobo hills❤❤

  • @paulasalfarlie2940
    @paulasalfarlie2940 Год назад +40

    Hi Dee you are taking people all over Jamaica you are really enjoying your self and I can tell you love the place this place very much we also love our home land too the land of wood and water🇯🇲💯👍🏽🙏🏽❤️

    • @DeeMwango
      @DeeMwango  Год назад +5

      Big up! I love Jamaica the land we all love ❤️ I'm loving Jamaica 🇯🇲

  • @elainerichards7460
    @elainerichards7460 Год назад +14

    This girl called D is so unique, such a called out one. She carries her true identity in her voice, personality, body, spirit and soul. So awesome! Love you D,

  • @GoGoldie_IsAStar
    @GoGoldie_IsAStar Год назад +51

    Dee I heard the ancestors welcoming you the birds are singing wow🙏🙏🙏❤️📌🇰🇪🇯🇲 #4real guys, sounds like when @#Mayuguno went to visit his mom for the first time after many years, I will never forget the sounds of the birds singing with joy… From that moment I know he was blessed.. Dee Mwango you are blessed and protected… God is good all the times…🙏 Namaste!

  • @JeanMarie-qi1kp
    @JeanMarie-qi1kp Год назад +14

    I am a Jamaican living in Atlanta and got hooked on your content. As a content creator myself @ kinikameleon I love your work. Excellent videos, whenever you get to the states come and visit and I will host you and take you around to tour the wonderful history in Atlanta especially the busiest airport in the world and Martin Luther King resting place. One love my sister and God bless.

  • @moniquederique2428
    @moniquederique2428 Год назад +26

    Dee is a unique solo traveller. No one does it like our fearless girl..*Dat it is*...good content 😍😍

  • @jahwoman985
    @jahwoman985 Год назад +29

    Thanks for bringing us along on your journey Dee,you’re a brave woman.Truly enjoyed watching.💯👍🏼

  • @LifewiththeRussells
    @LifewiththeRussells Год назад +25

    Wow! As a Jamaican, I really appreciate this video because I’m always curious to know about their levity. Thanks Mwango!🙏🏾

  • @normajones370
    @normajones370 Год назад +17

    Dee what a vlog ive learned so much today l was born in Jamaica westmoreland but grew up in Uk and you have taken me to places l have never see keep the vlogs coming Dee one love ❤

  • @jascinththomas1765
    @jascinththomas1765 Год назад +60

    Hats off to you Dee, subscription climbing fast fast. You deserve it Dee, well done. Congrats🎉🎉🎉🎉❤🇯🇲

  • @Peggy-l3c
    @Peggy-l3c Год назад +3

    Congratulations girl for the best content ever God continue blessing you all of the best Dee dear go girl you are already there half a million to a million 🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️

    • @DeeMwango
      @DeeMwango  Год назад +1

      Aaawh I'm humbled 🙂 GOD BLESS you abundantly too

  • @Memory-d5q
    @Memory-d5q Год назад +26

    That is it our girl. Super proud of you Dee keep doing what you do best

  • @carolinengugi2569
    @carolinengugi2569 Год назад +4

    Well well well,that's great great documentary I have fallen in love with the Rasta way of life I must say decent also
    Thanks Dee for following up on this

  • @empress4085
    @empress4085 Год назад +31

    I appreci-love and respect u dee , you're doing great work 👏 and very brave as well I watched u travel all over jamaica wow 👌 Blessed luv ❤️

    • @bettyc1876
      @bettyc1876 Год назад +4

      Nice hiking you have to be fit tor such junery ❤Jamaica

    • @marciawison3508
      @marciawison3508 Год назад +3

      Great she tried to see the other side of Jamaica 🇯🇲

    • @marciawison3508
      @marciawison3508 Год назад +3

      I am Jamaican and don't even know where this place is located watching from Jamaica 🇯🇲 ❤

    • @DeeMwango
      @DeeMwango  Год назад +3

      ​@marciawison3508 😂😂it's not even on Google maps 😅

    • @dorrettthompson2751
      @dorrettthompson2751 Год назад

      Great video Dee. Great you are having a great time in Jamaica. Africa has open up to all blacks. Ghana have been giving free land to whom ever wants to move to the mother land. Many have moved and is living in Ghana. Ghana has Rastafarians and other regular Jamaicans there that have moved from London, Jamaica etc. They have a Jamaican Village there. Bobo Rastafarians should revise there plans and follow there dreams to Africa. Africa is open to all. They should not be like the Isralites who took 40 years to finally realise that the opportunity was always there. Free visas, free land. It's there. I dont think that ship they are expecting will arrive. They should just contact the Ghana government they have an office set up for people who want to return to the motherland. Also long ago the Rastas wanted to go to Ethiopia and the Jamaican government did put them on a plane to go see Hailie Selassie. However, some return because they were disappointed with conditions there. People have to be mentally free to see a path or they will get stuck waiting on someone to fulfill their dream. Enjoy your stay in Jamaica. Blessings. 🙏

  • @colletaobonyo1196
    @colletaobonyo1196 Год назад +6

    Dee this for me is the most interesting of your travels so far. Learning a lot about restafaris movement

  • @carolwilson5017
    @carolwilson5017 Год назад +13

    Dee girl I admire your tenacity. Thanks for all the sound and interesting historical information. I love that.

  • @velmablake776
    @velmablake776 Год назад +33

    Girl,you are so brave, may the Lord protect you from all evil...

  • @paulroberts2986
    @paulroberts2986 Год назад +18

    Dee happy you’re full joying yourself. It’s so great to have you here

    • @DeeMwango
      @DeeMwango  Год назад +1

      Thanks soo much ❤❤

  • @stacyjohnson3332
    @stacyjohnson3332 Год назад +4

    I actually watched the whole video. It was very interesting and informative. The man with white head wrap is very handsome js😊

  • @margaretwaugh2273
    @margaretwaugh2273 Год назад +28

    Dee, you should stay in Jamaica for a while, because you are so love in Jamaica.

    • @DeeMwango
      @DeeMwango  Год назад +3

      Yes I love Jamaica soo much ❤

  • @jepkip2676
    @jepkip2676 Год назад +7

    I have had chills just watching this. So much to take in. Thank you Dee for this one❤

  • @marcianew8414
    @marcianew8414 Год назад +10

    Dee I'm so proud of you born and raised in Jamaica and I've never been to some of those places God bess you

  • @soniaallen2552
    @soniaallen2552 Год назад +2

    I am empress Sonia I spent many years in house in this camp, I am also glad to have seen King Emmanuel for myself nd experience the principles of this congress

  • @barbarajames7878
    @barbarajames7878 Год назад +14

    Dee i think this is the most interested and informative video you have ever post very ,very interesting....am awaiting part 2 ONE LOVE TRAVELS SAFE💞❤🥰👍🏼🇯🇲🇰🇪

  • @ruthhorne8091
    @ruthhorne8091 Год назад +18

    Wow, I know much about this culture,I was born and raised in Ten Miles, Bull Bay an adjoining District. Thanks, Dee, for the highlights.❤

  • @SimelaneTV
    @SimelaneTV Год назад +39

    I pray that this video reaches our African Leaders. Thank you so much Dee .

    • @athinarogers5594
      @athinarogers5594 Год назад

      Many African leaders are not interested in truly welcoming Jamaicans home. They have their own western agendas.

  • @karolthwaites6905
    @karolthwaites6905 Год назад +5

    Dee my love, thank you for this. I'm a Jamaican who has not lived in Jamaica for many years and I am learning so very much about my own country, through you. Your love, sensitivity and respect for Jamaica and our culture is beautiful and I THANK YOU!! One Love Sweet Lady ❤🌴🌹

  • @andrearobinson9222
    @andrearobinson9222 Год назад +21

    Hot and humid! Im a Jamaican living in the US. This is very private reclusive community. That's why even Jamaicans at home really don't know much about this culture.
    Thanks Dee!

  • @kaydenewilliams2187
    @kaydenewilliams2187 Год назад +1

    I just love this video!!, I just had to subscribe as I started listening. You bring quality stuff. Nuff research. I have always wanted to visit Bobo Hill and Give thanks you have taken me there. So so proud of you my girl. Real African princess. Keep doing these interesting videos. You speak with a Jamaican accent.

  • @nyabit4714
    @nyabit4714 Год назад +25

    Excellent video Dee. The Bobo settlement is my dream destination. You should visit Shashamane, Ethiopia next.❤ Bless up sister Dee!

  • @kellsvlogs7930
    @kellsvlogs7930 Год назад +9

    Awesome video dee learnt a lot. Thanks to the driver he a blessing to take you there. Jah he said two years he have not walk up hills❤that was good experience for him too.

  • @AvarikiFamily
    @AvarikiFamily Год назад +41

    Hey Dee hope ya enjoying 🇯🇲. Thanks for sharing the rasta culture. Love the accent that is chilling and awesome to listen to. Even kids at home have adopted that in their music.

    • @DeeMwango
      @DeeMwango  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much 🤗🥰🥰

    • @johnmutua2095
      @johnmutua2095 Год назад +4

      Hands down Dee you are a trooper. You went all the way to find content. I love this channel already.

    • @menelva3650
      @menelva3650 Год назад

      Bless up yourself Dee for all your content while in Jamaica. I found you on Colaz Smith TV. I'm a new subscriber. Love your spirit and energy Dee.

    • @NancyChebet-ip9wq
      @NancyChebet-ip9wq Год назад

      Must b something to do with timber

    • @NancyChebet-ip9wq
      @NancyChebet-ip9wq Год назад

      But abt Idi Amin Dada mmh, misunderstood

  • @FlaviaMaxima1
    @FlaviaMaxima1 Год назад +35

    Dee, you're always doing the best you can to bring us great content. You go girl 💡❤️

    • @carlwash1
      @carlwash1 Год назад

      Indeed! I love her videos.

    • @linnettecooke7243
      @linnettecooke7243 Год назад

      God created women to have periods that the woman and man sperm meet together and get pregnant. They is stop preach false doctrine, they are living dirty fornication life .and God said u is to married. They better repent and give their life to God 😂😮the devil blind them in sin ,Lord have mercy upon them 🙏 that u will open their dark understanding 😮me couldn't stand in front of them listen to their fool listening foolishness 😮

    • @royreid8422
      @royreid8422 Год назад

      Dee sweating its hot ..you special want to meet Kenyan Queen like you

    • @royreid8422
      @royreid8422 Год назад

      Out of One many People ...motto of Jamaica

    • @royreid8422
      @royreid8422 Год назад

      You notice the BLACK star GHANA ...Africa unite so Dee is at home

  • @evertonbrown1300
    @evertonbrown1300 Год назад +12

    My friend this is some real real good quality content Jahjah know I love the effort you put into your work this awesome content keep up the good work 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @dreagoldied662
    @dreagoldied662 Год назад +10

    Dee my Kenyan Sister! 🇰🇪I found you because I watch Kino. Wow! What an amazing Vlog! As Jamaicans living in cold England, your Jamaican 🇯🇲vlogs are keeping us warm! Manners and respect to the Rastafarian community
    ❤️💛💚🖤✊🏾🙏🏾

  • @Brendaunice
    @Brendaunice Год назад +14

    Thank you Dee for making us exploring new places and culture am really happy to our beloved brothers out there Jamaica is beautiful ❤️❤️

  • @NyahFyah1
    @NyahFyah1 Год назад +77

    As a Rastafari, I must commend you for the wonderful way that you handled this interview with the brethren at Bobo Hill. More love and may the Most High continue to bless and protect you. King Selassie I Jah Rastafari

    • @trulyrich707
      @trulyrich707 Год назад +1

      The great I AM is The Most High/Majesty In Heaven/The Highest‼️ Ras Tafari/Haile Selassie was a great man with royal lineage but not the Creator of the universe and even he reverenced the man Ethiopians called 😊Yesus Kristos who is GOD in flesh, King 👑 of Kings/Lord of Lords/Conquering Lion 🦁 of The Tribe of Judah. No matter how Europeans have whitewashed Yesus Kristos and renamed HIM as Jesus Christ of Nazareth, HE is really named Yeshayah in the Hebrew language and HE is who The Bible describes as having hair like pure wool and arms & feet like brass burned in a furnace; so, he appeared on earth as a black man and HE will return on the new earth as The King of Kings👑. Please stop 🛑 practicing idolatry by deifying a mortal man as Haile Selassie, formerly Ras Tafari.

    • @hallelujahjoy6771
      @hallelujahjoy6771 Год назад

      ​@@trulyrich707l

  • @andreadobson2937
    @andreadobson2937 Год назад +23

    I born and live here and didn't know nothing of their rules and regulations it's a bit impressive and shocking, especially to see you have to adorn yourselves from head to toe, I really thank you, because I've learned something new😊😊😊

    • @reddiamond6688
      @reddiamond6688 Год назад +4

      Did you noticed Dee’s clothes?? Going to a Rastafarian community without bra and wearing shorts. Didn’t someone tell her she can’t dress like that? In Jamaica, we wear bra. We do not go without bra.

    • @ramboblack5823
      @ramboblack5823 Год назад

      Cause they are labeled wrongfully.
      In other words the brain wash is rampant!

  • @rispaqueen
    @rispaqueen Год назад +2

    Midnight still watching ur video journey to Jamaica so interesting l love ur effort DEE from Kenya 🇰🇪 but watching in Qatar 🇶🇦. Keep going girl. ❤❤

  • @spiritharris1080
    @spiritharris1080 Год назад +10

    Dee excellent video!!!! I’m really loving your content in Jamaica. Thank you for sharing such an interesting and inspiring experience. Excellent job Dee!!!

  • @matshupamabope612
    @matshupamabope612 Год назад +6

    Thank you Dee for coming back from that forest. I was so worried yesterday. The place it's self joo Dee. You are so bold. Thank you Lord for your mercy. Keep on anointing her. Love u Dee

  • @andieslive669
    @andieslive669 Год назад +36

    Love, Honor and Respect to Bobo Hills and the Rastafarians communities.

    • @db6156
      @db6156 Год назад +5

      Selah. If only we would learn to develop similar principles. We would live better🙏🏾

  • @kaydenewilliams2187
    @kaydenewilliams2187 Год назад +2

    I could tell from earlier in the video that they would not allow you in based on your dressing. However, it was so good of them to give you appropriate outfits and allow you in. RASpect🙏

  • @damionhenry6730
    @damionhenry6730 Год назад +22

    🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 much blessings Dee!!!

  • @maganonamushela5676
    @maganonamushela5676 Год назад +15

    Dee, thank you for showing us that part of Jamaica / Africa in Jamaica, it's interesting how they maintained pure African culture / the Ghanian flag. Interesting to know they are the really children of Egypt. Keep up your good job.

  • @thereselewis6219
    @thereselewis6219 Год назад +7

    Good evening Dee, I am here watching I love the content very informative thanks for sharing Rasta culture, you are taking us all over be safe bless up 🙏👍😀🔥🇯🇲.

  • @PCAseniorcareservices
    @PCAseniorcareservices Год назад +2

    Wowwwwww...welcome home queen Dee...hope to visit the CONTINENT one day too. Love it.

  • @georgianawilson1783
    @georgianawilson1783 Год назад +10

    Good night, Dee you doing a good job, have a blessed time,stay safe 🙏

  • @joycelinbenjamin7662
    @joycelinbenjamin7662 Год назад +13

    Dee my dear, that was a tall walk you need water with you at all times, I'm a Guyanese 🇬🇾 I feel that journey and I know you was going to be fully attired by the empress. Love your strength and determination 💪❤.

  • @stephenjohnson3542
    @stephenjohnson3542 Год назад +18

    I love this Rasta culture, very unique. Thanks. ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @Caanabwoy
    @Caanabwoy Год назад +4

    I can feel the vibes being there through my phone.

  • @Resilientqueen-c1b
    @Resilientqueen-c1b Год назад +2

    I studied about them in college. But seeing them treating you like the queen, you're, it's amazing.

  • @b2772
    @b2772 Год назад +16

    Well done, Dee ,and a big thank you to the Drive .
    Have learnt a lot of history from this video.
    Honestly, I can't wait until you go back home to hear you speak to mayuguno. All the slang you will learn from jamecia 😂😂😂

    • @DeeMwango
      @DeeMwango  Год назад +3

      Hahaha yeah I can't wait To go and teach them Jamaican

  • @kebrakush2one
    @kebrakush2one 6 месяцев назад

    Ok, first of all, I’ve never commented on anything I watch but my gosh. All glory and praises to The Almighty Life Giver!🙌🏾
    Blessed Love Dee👏🏾 I’ve just finished watching this inspiring video of yours and I just want to say what an amazing journey you captured! The only down side I have is that the video wasn’t 8hrs long😂. I’ve watched many Rasta documents and journeys on here and none of them come close to your representation! Why? You’re more engaged, you’re not biased, you’re open hearted, you take the time to listen and you even resonate with the Rasta life with your own back home. You respectfully questioned things that many others never thought of and took the time to overstand the way RastafarI live. As this is my first time watching a video from you, first impressions speak the loudest and empress you did just that with your superstar confidence and your loving spirit- even the birds agreed when you finally stepped foot inside! Honourable mention to your driver Ludlo? Apologies if I got his name wrong but! What a spirit! What a man! What a guardian! The respect between you two was evident in the video. I feel like getting to Bobo Hill wouldn’t be that easy if it wasn’t for him lol. Great spirit honestly!🥳. Dee, your humility and love for knowledge is humbling to see. Keep striving for empress greatness!🙌🏾🙌🏾
    Subscriber coming your way! OUT OF ONE ; COME MANY! JAH! RASTAFARI!!🇪🇹🇪🇹

  • @TreciaFamily6502
    @TreciaFamily6502 Год назад +36

    Listing to the rastafarion it brings chills to my body talking about Africa.

  • @kofieduful1254
    @kofieduful1254 6 месяцев назад +1

    Watching in Ghana ,been bobo brother ,it help build i n bobo lifestyle is simple ❤🖤💚

  • @jrbryanwilson4037
    @jrbryanwilson4037 Год назад +4

    Big welcome to Jamaica Dee. It takes u to show me this part of Jamaica that have heard about but never see, wow. Thank u and u doing great. Respect to Rastafari. Am from a Rasta fam too, humble and peaceful people unless u get trouble them👍🏽

  • @tonifergie1423
    @tonifergie1423 Год назад +6

    I am so proud of you. Please continue to show case our small island 🇯🇲.. We love you girl.. Hope you get to linkup with Drizzy Burke and the WalkingTV family.. You will have a blast.. love you girl.. ❤🎉

  • @jeanrodrigues2631
    @jeanrodrigues2631 Год назад +19

    Enjoy the scenery Dee. You look so much like a younger version of your mom its amazing. Take care of yourself blessings

  • @allanjuma9946
    @allanjuma9946 Год назад +9

    Dee..you already stepped on a place many fear♥️💛💚

  • @whitedove4933
    @whitedove4933 Год назад +49

    Thank you Dee , I live in Jamaica all my life and did not know that those people are up into that hill , I learned so much more about Jamaica because of you. I don't get the chance to move around Jamaica.👍💙🇯🇲

    • @Barbara-tw2pb
      @Barbara-tw2pb Год назад +2

      The MAROONS. !!! A isolated village area located Up in a area. Called the BLUE MOUNTAINS Was where she should of visited . They were the REAL Decedent FREEDOM fighters of Jamaica

    • @DeloresvioletClarke
      @DeloresvioletClarke Год назад

      ❤❤❤😂😂

    • @michynature
      @michynature Год назад

      @@Barbara-tw2pbmaroons are in cockpit country not blue mountains

    • @Barbara-tw2pb
      @Barbara-tw2pb Год назад +1

      @@michynature thank you 🙏

  • @nurmerinemckenzie3297
    @nurmerinemckenzie3297 Год назад +2

    so true,I am a Jamaican born and raised there,didn't even know some of these places and people exist, thank you Dee for he love, you embody our culture and nuff nuff respect to you for the love and support, big up you self🙏❤🇯🇲💯👍

  • @totsysmith4640
    @totsysmith4640 Год назад +7

    Hi Jamaican let us all bring Dee to her 500 she really deserves it 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😅❤

  • @marionnemajouriediaries.147
    @marionnemajouriediaries.147 10 месяцев назад +1

    I'm just wooowing and like sheeesh this one caught my attention fr I thought some things were a myth thanks Dee for showing us this😊

  • @jamaicanqueenheavens3926
    @jamaicanqueenheavens3926 Год назад +4

    I love this so so much ❤❤❤ wish we could all live humbly like this organically, in reverence, light and unity ONE LOVE to Dee for enlightening us daily❤

  • @noeljames1254
    @noeljames1254 Год назад +1

    Young lady, you are getting around Jamaica quite well. I salute your tenacity and passion. The last time I viewed your channel, you were in Montego Bay and Kingston. Now you are off to what is uncharted territory for many Jamaicans, including myself. I have had a great tour of Ghana, Africa myself. I can imagine how you feel to be in Jamaica getting around the way that you are. Nuff love Dee

  • @Gray-Be
    @Gray-Be Год назад +8

    ❤wonderful Beautiful Jamaica, thanks Dee for taking us with you❤❤❤, Tuned from Oslo

  • @beverleybrathwaite1249
    @beverleybrathwaite1249 Год назад +2

    Greetings sis Dee,
    Excellent vlog. I loved beginning to the end.
    Raspect to the Bobo camp. Give thanks for the tour. ❤️💛💚🖤

  • @amymanborde2875
    @amymanborde2875 Год назад +29

    Sad that most Jamaicans learn about their culture from brave people like you. Most of them are still deeply rooted in the COLONIAL MENTALI TY 😮

  • @soniaallen2552
    @soniaallen2552 Год назад +2

    I love how someone came from Africa nd really highlight King Emmanuel Church

    • @kofieduful1254
      @kofieduful1254 6 месяцев назад

      Dada n Marcus is our guiding stars, even we live Africa

  • @josphiwemudede4140
    @josphiwemudede4140 Год назад +12

    ❤❤❤nuff nuff respect Dee with our brothers there we will keep on Praying that one day they will come back to Africa our motherland one love🙏

  • @davinaroache8683
    @davinaroache8683 Год назад +2

    I love the way they live .. My kind of life. Conscious and spiritual! Blessings.🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️💕

  • @davionsimmonds2047
    @davionsimmonds2047 Год назад +40

    I like your closing statement. Rasta is about peace and humility regardless if you are a woman or man. They are a big part of our Jamaican culture.

    • @PearlitaRobinson
      @PearlitaRobinson Год назад

      When u go to Bobo hill to live as a woman u got sleep with every Bobo in the camp ,someone told me that's how it goes😮😮

    • @countroyhifi8730
      @countroyhifi8730 Год назад +2

      ​@user-uw2rx2dp9j that must take a long time to do if your separated for 21 days at a time 🤦🏿

  • @Thelonerangerstories
    @Thelonerangerstories Год назад +1

    This is amazing..goid job dee..can somebody bring tem to Africa..they deserve to just even visit...

    • @soniaallen2552
      @soniaallen2552 Год назад

      I am now menopause going 5yrs now nd still do in house, I am so used to it I have to try remember I am nt at Bobo Hills again, really miss kinkg Emmanuel the 7th

  • @marygordon8903
    @marygordon8903 Год назад +31

    I'm a jamacian and never being to Bobo Hill ,but I have a step brother who lives there all his children were home school by him except 1 my brother way of life is so amazing an my sister in law so loving My brother always tell us we're free to visit but we must remember there're rules to follow I love this vlog see jamaica is not all about crime 🇯🇲❤💯💪

    • @carolyewa4711
      @carolyewa4711 Год назад

      Wanaficha nini miss Dee👀🙏🏽🇰🇪

    • @Kevinlaamey
      @Kevinlaamey 11 месяцев назад

      The bobo them live 8n fear on that hill in bullbay not all about crime by ass

  • @lemmz2_c_rus_4_u
    @lemmz2_c_rus_4_u Год назад +5

    This brought tears to my eyes, im loving it respect and love Africa is must

  • @pineapple-wi5mg
    @pineapple-wi5mg Год назад +27

    No other caribbean island speak about Africa the way we do. Thanks to the fore parents they must have been doing something right they were far from it but still attached in mind soul and spirit..

    • @kerubel1436
      @kerubel1436 Год назад +5

      It would be good if the vast majority of Jamaicans felt that way instead of a few rastas who are not even 0.0001 % of the population of Jamaicans

    • @tricia7016
      @tricia7016 Год назад +1

      @@kerubel1436 So true! Also, no need for that person to compare with other Caribbean islands, we are all one people.

    • @booblam6919
      @booblam6919 Год назад

      ​@@kerubel1436 that comment is not very true.

    • @BlackBeauty-yl8uq
      @BlackBeauty-yl8uq Год назад

      I noticed that too.

    • @Goodtogo-jj4sk
      @Goodtogo-jj4sk 11 месяцев назад

      @@kerubel1436 That’s a lie.

  • @FahimibnDawud
    @FahimibnDawud Год назад +1

    You prayed and Allah gave you some clouds to cover the sun and give a break from the heat for a few minutes! Mashallah.. i dont possess the same beliefs obviously, but i love learning about the beliefs of others. I hope Allah gives you eternal blessings.

  • @Joan-c8t
    @Joan-c8t Год назад +13

    Hello Dee as a Jamaican I always respect the Rasta people when I was three 3years old my first gift from a stranger was a Rasta man and some Rasta woman used to take me to there church with them as a child at that time I love food especially the baked goods one love my girl enjoy ❤

  • @johnadun6
    @johnadun6 Год назад +3

    Dee Nwango you are a bold content creator I give it to you,the sky is your limit.

  • @Shroomzone
    @Shroomzone Год назад +10

    ❤ from kenya.. freedom is a must,..redemption is a must...

  • @charmainetavares3098
    @charmainetavares3098 Год назад +1

    Dee. thank you for taking me on this beautiful adventures!!!

  • @jacky2889
    @jacky2889 Год назад +9

    Bobo Hill my step father use to live at the bottom of the hill. ❤ I go up there for fruit. They ask me about the menstruation 🩸 that time I was around 10 years old 😊 they open a little window give me fruit. Now I'm 52 years 34 years not living in Jamaica, but I remember this . I enjoyed seeing up there again. Very kind people. ❤

  • @joycefoday1748
    @joycefoday1748 Год назад +4

    Dee our best,she kills it all the time,so admirable,you and your brother are killing it on you tube,big up girl

  • @normaharvey4392
    @normaharvey4392 Год назад +11

    Hi Dee love how much you have embrace our little island and the culture love the visit to the rasta camp

    • @queenwashington3114
      @queenwashington3114 Год назад

      Love it when Dee say
      That is it!!!

    • @Ray-cu9uc
      @Ray-cu9uc Год назад

      Success for you Honey You are the Right approach to Black problems internationally !

    • @Ray-cu9uc
      @Ray-cu9uc Год назад

      Success for you Honey You are the Right approach to Black problems internationally !

  • @zelphatomlinson930
    @zelphatomlinson930 Год назад +8

    thank you DeeMwango for showing me that part of my beautiful country, i never knew that there were so strick in having visitor into there community

  • @mykalbelle8397
    @mykalbelle8397 Год назад +10

    Dee, nice video! But you let me feel very embarrassed 😂. Imagine i am from Kingston Jamaica🇯🇲 and visited 🇰🇪Kenya many times, but NEVER been to BOBO Hill! ...i even know Kasarani, and Westlands...and even Ruto Weston Hotel. But never visited BOBO Hill in🇯🇲. You let me feel really bad Dee🙄😅

    • @bethjohn8281
      @bethjohn8281 Год назад +3

      😅😅 I'm sure there are places in Kenya that Dee doesn't know about. It's a normal thing

    • @cjokiru8180
      @cjokiru8180 10 месяцев назад

      Find me the next time you in kenya😍😍😍😍

  • @shoshannabahtjudah-israel9260
    @shoshannabahtjudah-israel9260 Год назад +13

    Shalom Dee. You are doing an excellent job creating great contents in Jamaica. Yes, we Jamaican are from the House of Judah (Jews) Jamaicans are from the Tribe of Benjamin .Our history is written in the Bible slave ships Deuteronomy 28:68🚢 Curses are written in Deuteronomy 28 15-68 due to the Israelites disobedience and they have broken the Most High commandment. It would be awesome if you can visit all the other Rasta' communities while in Jamaica, ingluding the 12 Tribes of Israel community. Watching from Canada🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🍁🍁 Jamaica Land we love

    • @gloriarobinson1869
      @gloriarobinson1869 Год назад

      From the Tribe of Judah really.

    • @AFreckleton-lv4ue
      @AFreckleton-lv4ue Год назад +1

      Shalom ! You speak truth and thank you for mentioning Deut. 28 -Yes we are the Israelites spoken of in Deuteronomy 28 - The Transatlantic slave trade for the 400 years is the one foretold. What other peoples were taken by ships into slavery with yokes and in nakedness? The Egyptian slavery started years after 70 Hebrews, went on foot to Egypt to escape famine when Joseph their kinsman, was there as governor to the Pharoah and they were enslaved after Joseph died. I encourage @gloriarobinson1869 to read the the Torah from a spiritual research perspective. Our history is there. I agree, Dee did an Awesome job with grace, charm and such sweet demeanor - just like true royalty.