What Do South Africans Think Of Black Americans? 😳| Exploring Jozi Vlog 🇿🇦
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- Опубликовано: 31 окт 2022
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As an African American I can tell you what I think about south africans
1. Hard working
2. Open minded
3. Intelligent
4. Honest
5. Survivors
6. Warriors
thats a lie bafwethu doesnt like to work
There we go some1 calling us lazy again, sounds familiar.
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Black Americans are very influential. I am a South African currently in Russia and I was shocked to realise the Black American influence and how they love them here. Black Americans are admire everywhere in the world 🤷🏽♂️
In the 1930s some black Americans settled in Russia to escape U.S. racism. Russians saw U.S. workers as skilled and posessing knowledge of modern agriculture and industry. There was even a propanda Russian movie about a white woman escaping to Russia with her mixed race half black baby and the Russians were so loving and accepting of him.
I’m a Nigérien in China and im shocked to realize the black Americans influence in east Asia South Korea has a whole music culture based on black american music (K-pop) Jpop in japan, hip hop trap scene in China. They culturally conquered the world.
Of course Black Americans have to be very influential in the whole wide world considering the fact that even in the white racist America they still built it with their genius expertise while the white Americans were only the ones taking credit for it. Long before the end of slavery Black Americans were always influential and yet still hated and discriminated against just because they were Black. Even today the influence of Black Americans isn't just music or entertainment and yet still White America would portray itself as if they're the ones on top. Clearly the USA would have never been anything of what it is today without the Black Americans who also built it from the start, and yet they still treat Black Americans like nothing in the USA.
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The fact that you were shocked tells me alot. Lol
As a brother still in America I can’t wait for the day I get to make my full transfer over to South Africa I really wanna meet you guys!!
Actually never mind it’s gonna take a awhile for me to get full residence there as the visa that allow me in are difficult to get unfortunately
Bro we would love you to be and and leave those white to kill each other
@@paulkekana7447 my brotha don’t worry judgment is coming on these nations we are coming back Ezekiel 39:25-29 speaks on this
RUclips the real southafrica with Mark Blanton, there is plan for you to come to southafrica check him out 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
@@elihairomeo7965 We waiting for you bro
They are us and we are them. Love from South Africa
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African Americans are similar to us as South Africans and this why they adopt so easily here in SA ❤️🇿🇦😊.
SA's are the only other people in the diaspora that I find fascinating. This is coming from someone who mainly stays in their American bubble lol.
My thought on A.A. they influenced the world with their music and and style love them they are us and we are them.♥️
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Great interviews I love South Africans 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
I love my South African Brothers and Sisters. We are One ❤
I went over to Africa and I got scammed
Visited South Africa a couple of months ago and it was an experience of a lifetime. I must say I love Soweto the most because I barely seen the boars there. We did the safari in Pilanesburg, visited Nelson Mandela's jail cell at Constitution Hill, Aparthied Museum, Robben Island,
it's so fulfilling to see a lot of African Americans come to this realization , I wish more can❤💯
And I just love their attitude to life . They are outgoing and willing to try new things and new experiences. They are also so positive in their thinking. This is why they'd gel well with South Africans...they love life and just want to do better ♥️ I love that about them ♥️
Oh man you're making me miss hooome! I'm a South African living in South Korea and I get to interact with many AA's. In Asia black ppl are the minority so when we see each other, we get excited and acknowledge one another which is a great reminder of our sameness and shared experiences of simply being black.
Thanks for watching! ✨🙏🏽
Most South Africans are awesome people, After visiting 4 African countries. I think they are the most similar to black Americans.
Most of my friends are African American .I spent 15 years in NYC.came back here when i was 15.But i love black people from America
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Hello. I enjoyed this interview and day in the life content. It makes me feel good to know how SA feels about AA. Looking forward to visiting next year.
What I have found about African Americans when I have travelled to the United States is that there is a tendency to look down on Africa and have a reluctant surprise when you show them what it’s like - for example, the fact that we are developed or show them where and how we live.
There is a perception that some African Americans have about Africa that they are happy to have so that they can say to themselves, ‘At least I am not African’. They don’t make an effort to know about more about the continent.
On the other hand you have those who are extremely curious about Africa and have a genuine and profound love for it. Although you also have some who think that when they are here they are doing us a favour and we can only learn from them and there is nothing they can learn from us. But they often quickly realise that there is a lot for them to learn.
There is also a distinct difference between those who have travelled and those who have not. They are a lot more open and I appreciate them. Those who have travelled are much more open and are friendlier.
Strangely, when I am in the United States, I find it a lot easier to interact with people of other races instead of African Americans which is rather disappointing.
Thank you for your comment
The one’s that come to visit Africa aren’t as closed minded. That’s why they come here. The one’s who look down on Africans wouldn’t even come to Africa.
I think it has a lot to do with the people from the continent that they've interacted with before and also the knowledge that some of them are warned not to associate with Black Americans when they get to the states. I see it as a defense mechanism. I was actually shocked to find out that they think we don't like them and call them names.
I concur Khaya. I am South African based in the USA and I have found it way easier to befriend and interact with other races as African Americans are not as embracing. The few one's that were open minded are those who have traveled thus more aware of the reality around the world. Mind you my ex husband is African American but I found that even his family were unwilling to be objective and unlearn preconceived ideas about the continent and its people.
@@noxzienocturnal4544 it is because abanabuntu ama-Black Americans. Uyangena uzame kodwa abakuniki u-Thando.
South Africa and USA have a lot in common, beside that in SA we were raised by American content, from music to tv series and movies. We know and understand them through movies and there's nothing suprising about someone of a different culture and norms. SA is a diverse country it caters for everyone unless you're trying to stand out negatively like doing crime and all that. We easily vibe with all types of ppl.... like you heard the other guys said we have Zimbabwean, Mozambicans, Lesotho, Botswana, Swaziland, and other neighboring countries we have adapted to having all kinds of cultures, people and open minded to international lifestyles. But we are very protective.
Thank you for your comment
The first half of this comment is actually more significant than you think.
I’m African American and now we are learning about your country from tv shows like blood & water and other celebrities who travel to South Africa and report back their love of the places they visited. ❤️
I love this ❤ I’m ready to be United with my people !!
Yes it's honestly exciting seeing Americans here live with their accent and not only on tv
This video is good. South Africa has some similarities to black America and they say we are all brothers and sisters. I wish more black Americans would travel outside of America and visit South Africa and the continent as a whole. They’ll be surprised.
Great video!!! I'm impressed how many interviews you got in! Everyone had great experiences, except the one issue with the stingy food!🤣 I really feel like SA knows AA the best, because we've gone through similar struggles. I am coming to visit you soon, SA! 💯❤🖤
Thanks BCB! I’m so glad you enjoyed! 🥰
Defenetly I'm south africa u welcome y'all
This was nice cause you interviewed people from different economic backgrounds.
This is what I was like about Queen Ki
Beautiful work Queen. You've given me a different view of SA. We must talk. Continue to be Safe and Blessed.
Love You
I'm South African but i think American are cool, i like their culture
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I saw that Rwanda video about AA and was disappointed. 😭😂
I hope our people (BA/AA) are on our best behavior in the motherland!
But keep in mind there are ignorant acting people among all societies.
I personally feel a connection to South Africa. Beautiful people and beautiful country. 💜
Thank you for this video showcasing our beautiful people on the continent.
☝🏾Africa 💜
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Where dd you see it
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This is the video I happened to come across:
ruclips.net/video/OVZn1nZ7EDA/видео.html
Not sure if it the same exact one that the owner of this particular channel we are communicating on..... came across as well 🤷🏾♀️.
@@niagenerational5249 thank you sweetheart
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Aww. You are most welcome.
May the rest of this year be nothing but continuous blessings for you. ✌🏾
Queen Ki can you do a part 2 about what south africans think of black americans.....was a really interesting interview and wanna here more from south africans
Wow! Okay, I’ll see about it in the near future! 😃 Thank you for the love and support! ✨🫶🏽💕
We love you guys so much and what happened to you guys was unfortunate but you turned it into a blessing, proving that your beauty can never be taken from you. I just wish most AA were aware of how much they are adored around the globe…and the rich culture that they are part of in the States and over here.
I honestly view you as our long lost brothers, coming home after a long separation. It’s special 🥹🤍🙌
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Sadly I wish they adored us as much. Ndihlala nabo apha e-Melika banolunya. Abasithandi ngalendlela esibathanda ngayo thina xa besiza e-Afrika.
@@tyali84 kuyadabukisa lokho sisi kodwa lapho uqinisile impela even if I've never been there🎯
@@tyali84 no it’s not like that, it’s just the mind frame that these white folks done brain washed many of us, we love and adore Africans, we’re sort of envious of you all. And sorry for any bad experiences any of u may got while in America!
I’m African. I’m blessed-I travel a lot , I wish African Americans would realise how much influence they have all over the world. They had Dave Chapelle graffiti in the middle of my friends village in Poland.
That’s beautiful! Thank you for your comment! ✨🙏🏽🥰🫶🏽
Thanks for showing her some sister love letting her know she's beautiful inside and out
This video is awesome! My wife and I have literally just started planning for our South Africa trip which will be in December 2023! Can’t wait to get a feel for the people there
I'm in West Palm Beach by the way... nice to see you doing big things and you're from Florida!
Gratitude! Yes I’m from Broward County! 😊✨🙏🏽💕 Peace and blessings to you and yours
@@TheQueenKiTravels Dang! Small world! So quick question if you don't mind... were there a lot of like-minded people that you came across in South Florida who were open to the idea of Africa? Because anytime I speak to anyone about Africa I get crazy eyes!
My journey regarding Africa and my interests were never shared with anyone. I only conversed with those who had something valuable to offer the conversation. Mostly those who were African that lived close to me or were in the military with me at the time. I informed my family, but never sought support, because some moves you just have to make on your own. ✨🙏🏽💕
@@TheQueenKiTravels Love it! Its unfortunate that it has to be that way, but I completely understand! Because as you say, most don't have any valuable input. The more you speak, the more I like you lol. I was USAF, stationed in South Carolina for 6 years, what about you?
As a Sowetan I love and appreciate all Black people throughout the diaspora,we are one people share the same journey,history and future hence black people all over the world are still angry about George Floyd,Breanna Taylor and how black people in general are treated the world over.
Great video sis, my family is relocating this December to Jozi and I cannot wait. I loved our time there and the people so much
When Tom called you Mama it's not because you spent money, that's how you get called by South African men as a way of endearment.
I know that, I was being funny dear ✨
what term of endearment is used by women toward the South African men?
@@Magenta591 Baba or Papa but it's not really common fro women except if it's an elderly person
@@viriacssa2003 Thanks Victoria, I like how he called her Mama ❤️
@@Magenta591 me too ❤
Great content and welcome to south africa 🇿🇦 🙏🏿
I enjoyed every bit of the video. I really want to visit such a beautiful country, we black Caribbean kept a lot from our african fathers; everything is the same to me 😁 (except the language). I feel so nostalgic. I would love a part two Queen!
Thank you for the kind words. Ok. I’m definitely considering it. 😃✨🙏🏽
@@TheQueenKiTravels yea I’d love a pt2 also. Commenting frm ATL,GA!
Great video. I also like that your video is raw and on the streets. Much love sister
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We Love You Guys 🇺🇸😁 when you visit We are excited to see you here it's like a that One Cousin we haven't seen in a while and happy to see when they visit, Hope you enjoyed it here 😊🇿🇦🇺🇸
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Thank you. Keep doing you Thang Thang sis. I don't know if I would get to interviewing people on my channel persay but I love to see your journey. Keep up the great work!
That last interview he had more to say but hey, we are one big family but we not perfect
Thank you for interacting with our people ..please check out Durban...chilled Beach city where majority are black Africans then coloureds..Indians and some whites.....we friendly and welcoming. Check out umhlanga Rocks...Durban north...Florida road...GATEWAY MALL.. Pavillion Mall.. ushaka Marine World.. Suncoast Casino on the beach....beach promenade.... Moses mabhida stadium Segway tour..phezulu kingdom n safari...etc
Thank you for supporting our people with business..one love and God bless.
The thing about you Durban people is that you always invite tourists that side and when they get there y'all dont show up to meet them and show them around like we do here in Joburg, they are on their own once they get there hence they tend to find it boring and inhospitable. Phumani nibone abantu and really just show them around, don't just say they must come come... it's always disappointing for us to watch their Durban content because its cold and dull.
@@zipporahyourexplorer4891 we invite them here to visit..we are not tour guides..they must hire our Durban tour guides and put money in their hands than ours..DURBAN TOURISM HAS TOUR GUIDES..TOUR PACKAGES.
thanks for the honesty 😀
@@mixedtraveler3585 Then don't invite them if you don't have any interest in being hospitable, really it doesn't cost a thing. If they have money to spend on tour guides they'll come there voluntarily since they know Durban exists. Joburg and Cape Town has tour guides too, but people there are also insanely hospitable and are always happy to welcome tourists and show them around.
🤣🤣🤣 that’s true hey
@@zipporahyourexplorer4891 aybo Ziporah kahle bo wen waze waysukel itheku, wen uwedwa who did ur show around asikwazi mos thina la ku RUclips wabo.....out of all cities ur went for durban, jus look at pretoria and Durban they alwys the least for people to visit....they will probably seen as less hospitable since they dont get that cmuch clout
Love the interviews sis!
First off I love your interviews. I feel like you touched on a. great topic and you got some of the best responses from the ordinary people. Not getting information from high end people. The two ladies having a braai stand on the street and the last gentleman were my favorite. He had a lot more to say but overall this is great content 🤗🤗🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Gratitude! ✨🫶🏽💕🥰
Another interesting and educational video.
I worked with a lot of AA in Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and now the UAE, in my experience aggressive and belligerent AAs are the new arrivals (first time out of the US), and after a few months they calm down and realize the rest of the world is actually kind, caring and most people get along.
Aggressive and belligerent?
Wow thank you for shearing love this 🖤❤️💚
Love your background music
I enjoyed the interviews you should do more, you are a natural👍🏾👍🏾
Gratitude 🙏🏽
Enjoyed watching
This was a great vid seeing interaction with SAs 🙌🏽
Great interview
I am from Eritrea, but moved to Europe at the age of 16. When I was in Eritrea, if we see any foreigner who came from other country (except Ethiopia), we use to think of them as rich, celebrity, nice, fun... we want to befriend them. If any foreigner came to our school, they use to get so popular, it doesn't matter if they are black/white/brown. In our country we don't know what's black/white/racism/race, we have never thought about it (never!), although bright skin is considered beauty in my country, there is no discrimination, religion/culture/tribe can be important though during marriage. We don't have internet in our country so we have no awareness of racism, we don't know that our black sisters/brothers are suffering racism by white people in other country everyday. We have TV but we only see the good/nice side of America (movies/channels). I only knew the true side of Europe when i move out my country.
My dear, you are not being honest. There's a lot of Ethiopians in South Africa and most of them think they're better than Africans. There's even a video here on RUclips of an Ethiopian young man who believes Ethiopians are white and that they only look black because their faces got burnt. The weirdest and funniest thing I've ever heard, but someone must've taught him that 😂
Imagine that, I am in Giyani, Limpopo today watching Vincent from Giyani 😂. A month or so ago I wrote somewhere that I had not been to Giyani in a long time and today I am finally here 🕺.
😅✨🫶🏽💕 Vincent was super cool! Nice to see you here! Thanks for the support!
Soweto is a whole vibe...Thank you for showcasing this vibrant surbarb
Definitely a vibe ✨
Interesting video. Also I think you should do a part 2 but interview the younger generation (people between ages 18 - 30) , you'll get some interesting answers.
I love this video i love the honesty, love how you are keeping it real with how you feel about black americans good or bad we just need to bridge that gap
I try to keep it balanced ✨🙏🏽 Thanks for watching
Enjoyed the content
Great interviews!
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Kiki: "What do you think about me, as your experience with a black American?"
Bongani: "No, You COOL!"
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I like your content just subscribed ❤
Beautiful vlog
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I saw that Rwandan street interview you talked about... lol...
I like the content of your video, I have had the opportunity to travel to a few differnt countries in Africa. But you mention growing up in South Florida and I was like OMG. I am from Richmond Heights.
Nice. leuk om dit te 👀✊🏾
I love your energy sister, God bless u, I hope u enjoy your stay in our country. GOODBYE
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Well am first
Good choice on that Orlando Pirates t-shirt Queen 👌🏽☠️🖤♥️💟😉
Wonderful content...
Didn't expect to see Reba one, lol.. Cool dude
I'm for that movement ❤
Beautiful video as always trying to watch your videos when I get the chance to, good keep us posted ♥️
So excited to be traveling here in a week. Looking forward to placing my feet on the soil of my ancestors.
Love you little pretty little earrings
and another thing is to come to the people , let them show you out what is that we dont WANT and what we need and so on. Ask us about our life story , school , employment , and social life and otherwise ... always be carful and be alert !
Keep shining and putting on for us, Queen! 💪🏾
It would be interesting to know what white South Africans think about black Americans...Don't know if that is something you would want to explore?
As a South African I never met a AA before, I did however meet a lot of "other Americans".
So to my AA brothers and sisters, we want to meet you. The time is now for all of us to unite and build together.
✨🫶🏽💕 I’m not interested in asking White South Africans anything, in all honesty… Thank you for the love and support ✨
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@@TheQueenKiTravels Agreed. I'm with you my sister
@@TheQueenKiTravels perfect answer lol i love it 🤣🤣🤣
@@TheQueenKiTravelsI'm screaming🤣🤣🤣
Bella had a beautiful smile and she a beautiful black woman
Good video
Hello! welcome to SA
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We love them
Black people in America do sound like they speaking fast when they are in the Caribbean and in Africa
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Fast and loud.
Wouldn't say that, American accent sounds like it's made like codes that need to be decoded, Too much slang, teh way yall pronounce certain words is like yall don't even pause or something specially the Texas Accent. The British one is better to understand for me..
@@trayway3014 It the same for us when we newly arrived in America. People would say hold up you speaking to fast,but I experienced it first hand when some visited from the United States,it wasn't embarrassing but rather kind of intriguing
Yes I enjoyed
I love African Americans, they are the best of who we are as a Bantu race
Hi guys I'm Rachel from south Africa Soweto Zola it's nice to have a boyfriend in America its nice to know the country's
We welcome African Americans. Stronger together, dived apart. Much Love
I wish we can have a safe haven for Blacks in General❣
I really hope you did'nt only visit Vilakazi street in Soweto, I hope you walked the walk and met the people, on all parts of Soweto. I think you would get more if u get just 1 tour guide for your next experience. Love ur content✌️🤠
Thanks for the support!
Americans are free here in SA.
Nothing feels as good as freedom. And it's cheaper here, kinda like Malaysia. You get the same good quality of life for much less.
And we South Africans are welcoming and friendly, more like Thailand.
Bella 😍 I gotta visit Gemillis
Isn’t she gorgeous! 🥰
@@TheQueenKiTravels she looks stunning!
How long are you in Jozi for?
Im a black American and we love Africans we understand yall struggle its time for us to unite
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for me i think we are related some how with black americans there's so much similar things btwn us
When are you coming to Cape Town? I'd like to see your experience in my city.
I’ve been to CapeTown
That guy at Gemelli's, if he didn't ask for your number.. please give him. I don't know you, I don't know him but yah.. y'all be a cool couple 🥰
I remembered one black American asking me if we still live on the tree and wear clothes in Africa and also do we have lions on the street of Africa, I just told her she should try and visit to find out
I can’t live without Bella 🥹❤️
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It funny how you look like a ordinary South African. U actually look like a Zulu girl from from KZN. Nomusa that your Zulu name now
😍 I’m actually Mende, by way of Sierra Leone.. 😝
@@TheQueenKiTravels speaking of Sierra Leone, when you were in usa, have you visits the Gullah ppl, (near Charleston, sc) supposedly descendants of gola tribe in Sierra Leone?
My family is Gullah
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Welcome welcome home family this is whr you belong regadless of your financial status we love you guys.
Man I LOVE SA so much😮💨I don’t just want to visit there but MOVE there! They Vibe just seem so Dope🔥and they Super Fly, it’s the ONLY place I see that’s up there wit Blck Americans fashion sense😎No disrespect to other parts of Africa, and can’t forget bout the queens in SA😤No where on the planet can come close to them Baddies down there…they so Thick n Beautiful❤️