Big ups 💯, Nate! We Kenyans appreciate this kind of content more than pros & cons type of coverage we see a lot. We know we have a long, long way to go. But every Kenyan LOVES how far we have come in our own way. We welcome people to our country so that you can join in our hustle, and we know that our wealth and our lands are whatever we make of it! We have never forgotten 'to each, his own' and our country allows people to express their versions of wealth as best they can, however they want. That is why we cherish our freedom in the Republic of Kenya, and that's what freedom means to us.
Thank you for taking the time to watch this 🙏🏾 every country has its struggles, but the people are who make it great. That’s why I enjoyed Kenya. Great people.
I have been to Kenya twice this year. First trip, visited Nairobi and Mombasa. Second trip, rented a LandCruider and drove from Nairobi to Lake Navaisha, to Lake Nukuru, to Kisumu, to the Masai Mara and then back to Nairobi. (The Masai Mara is amazing.) I am going back soon as I can. I am an attorney, and I did an all day Settlement Conference using Zoom on the hotel interent. (All day for the folks in California, and 8 pm to 6 am for me!!!) I'd love to work in Kenya, but the law license does not travel outside the U.S. lol
On the stomach issues in foreign countries - please note that it's not usually because the food isn't clean. It's because different organisms exist naturally on plants and in water across the world. If you've grown up somewhere, your gut has adapted to the microbes native to the area. When you travel, you expose your system to different microorganisms and that upsets your system even if everyone else in the area is doing just fine. Otherwise - I loved this video! It was nice to see Kenya from a foreigner's perspective. I loved how many videos you included to go with what you were talking about in each section.
Interesting. I’m a Kenyan living in USA and I was home this July with my family. It was the first time for my kids and we had a great time. I was surprised that towards the end of the trip I got a bacterial infection and I was sick for some days while the rest of my family was perfectly fine. I was puzzled by that yet I was the one who was born and raised there.
That's true,it's the change in weather different bacterias. Always go to a pharmacy and they have good meds over the counter. Don't wait until your stomach is upset. They sell preventative meds.
I am a Kenyan and watching a tourist describe my own country made my heart grow even more fond of my country, and appreciate it even more. Thank you for this. A very beautiful video indeed.
That’s crazy those two countries, Kenya and Nigeria, are the only two countries In Africa that I’ve been to. I can undoubtedly say Kenya is 100 times better than Nigeria. Nigeria is extremely humid and the food is not great. Kenya, oh man. The people there are AMAZING!! Food is outstanding!! Sites are incredible!! I went in 2013 so only thing I needed to get was like 2 shots. But they were like $700. Public transportation in Kenya is the best. They will take you anywhere and the best places.
This is so refreshing! As a Kenyan living abroad, you made feel like packing my bags and heading back there. Thank you for showcasing what Kenya can truly offer as opposed to the usual narrative. Asante sana.
My takeaway is that you are a nice gentleman. Your demeanor and outlook are aspirational. This video was well put. Now sit back and watch Kenyans blow it up. Karibu Kenya tena our Nigerian brother. Hopefully the next time you will visit our coast and your experience be even greater. May your project be successful.
Maasai Mara is a game reserve, not a city. There are 4 official cities in Kenya. Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu and Nakuru. also Mombasa is not famous because of Chris browns concert😂🤦♀️, that's actually a bit funny, But Mombasa is a tourist city and is found in the coast of Kenya and is famous for having one of the best beaches and hotels in the continent. Diani beach found in the South coast has been voted the best beach in Africa 3 times in a row at the World Travel awards that were held in South Africa.
Thanks for the insight! It is certainly beautiful from what I see from other reviews and discussing with locals. Will be sure to visit there on my next trip to Kenya.
Diani won WTA Africa's leading beach destination award 6 times in a row from 2016-2021 & yes there's no correlation between Mombasa's fame & Chris brown😂most people don't even remember that happened it was just like any other concert, the coast is famous for its beauty, it's rich history & culture.
Yea bro.. I was quite turned off when he mentioned that a historical city like Mombasa was famous because of Chris Brown. I had to click out. 😄. Maybe I'll finish the videos another time.
I am from Kenya but I have spent a lot of time outside of the country. Currently, I figured I'd work on solving one problem within the country and that is food security. I bought a farm and currently working on producing and supplying food. My region of concentration is usually facing farmine but I'll work on it
kenya pple dont like some body talking negativity about the country. long ago western countries spreading lies about africa & kenya and the other aer just silent .shem on uerope & uk. its not a jungle fool of aids & hungery people and animal. media used to defeive the pple buy tuotube expose the truth
Great content there. A lot of foreigners who come to Kenya say that it’s addictive- a good number of them regret leaving, with others extending their stay, and a number of AAs now moving to Kenya. Thanks for sharing your views. I particularly noted your highlight on the advancement in technology. I’m not sure you experienced M-Pesa (M for mobile, and Pesa is Swahili for money), a mobile money transfer platform that is way cooler than Apple Pay and many more mobile money transfer platforms around the world. Kenya is the world leader as far as mobile money transfer is concerned. 🙂
M-Pesa the best in the world your mobile phone is your bank account.I can confess the last time i went physically to my bank was long time.When renewing ny ATM.Lovely.
Hey liked you video on Kenya, considering spending part of my retirement there, so it's a big help. Notice you don't post anymore. You have the knock for it, should consider continuing.
Great video! I'm Canadian/Jamaican and I just booked my first trip to Africa. Kenya will be the first African country I visit and your video is helping me to prepare. Thank you!
Great reviews on Kenya 🇰🇪👍 You are spot on about Africa's perception of wealth and what an apt example you gave of the Maasais! They don't live in mansions,don't have cars or even go shopping in cities but they're contented with what they have. In fact most of them regard city dwellers as poor! Why would someone rent a house,buy food and pay for commuting,they ask. A single family owns an average of 500 heads of cattle whose local price is around $500 each! They get free milk,meat and sell some.
First of all lets talk about how am 2 minutes in the video and ALREADY SOLD OUT!! The compilation the quality the smooth transitions the captivating story(details) and your voice WOW I love it ..I am a Kenyan and your 932 subscriber count...cheers to 1000 subbies in the next few days!!
My dad and I will be making our 2nd trip to Nairobi in a couple of weeks. Thank you so much for this video. You shared some great information. I will definitely check out a few places you talked about.
Karibu Kenya Tena! We love you.. Dope Technology! Fresh food and fruits.. Freedom! Beautiful architecture and interior design! We cherish our freedom.. Hustle is real! I love my country!
When I went to Kenya I didn't need any vaccinations that was 2021. stayed in the Westland area and yes the apt was 60 per night. We were there for 10 days. I loved Naivas supermarket. I had an amazing time
Its the positive energy for me...and trust me, do a review for KENYA and we will be with you all the way....glad you came, now bring your friends and family
It's so interesting how in Kenya we are always welcoming people...Karibu Kenya...we always say....my first 2wks in the US some one asked me when I would be going back to Kenya.....I hadnt been there but a couple of weeks...I just found it so funny...🤣🤣
It's interesting you say this. I've always felt that Kenyans are always kind to everyone except themselves. Whenever I travel people always tell me "oh I know a Kenyan and they are so kind and funny". But Kenyans are so mean to each other - that same kindness and warmth doesn't extend to our fellow Kenyans. See how we treated Elsa Majimbo 😅
Do not drink tap water and am here drinking it while watching this video! I was born in this city and I have been drinking this water for the last 28yrs and am fine...
Great review on the Kenya 🇰🇪 Visited there in March and it was magical but after watching your video I felt like I need to go back there because I still have a lot more fun places to go. Thanks for sharing your uniquely reviewed video. New subscriber alert here 😊🔔
The content is well articulated and compact. I liked how you made contrast of the city's skyline from old to modern buildings in an architect stand-point. Overall, well done!
I'm not gonna lie, I ignored this video quite a bit whenever it showed up on my recommendations (there's a bit of an overload). But I'm glad I finally watched. Very refreshing perspective and glad that you enjoyed the trip. Karibu tena. And lesson 1 is so good. Wealth and success is different for different segments/people in the society. Of course poverty and hardships should not be ignored, but even in that, people still find a way to find some little joys and happiness, in family, in community, etc.
Great job in your video commentary about your tour to Kenya East Africa. You even talked about stuff I didn't know we had so I will make sure next time I travel to my motherland to visit some of those places you mentioned. One thing I would have loved to hear about your tour is how much the whole trip costed you including all the activities you did and the flight cost too. Just a base total. On the running stomach thing, it happened to me too for the first time and I discovered my stomach got used to US foods and digesting differently than back home where I no longer frequent but visit once a year or once every two years so like you said, the food is the healthiest but it all depends on if your body metabolism is used to the fresh hard foods internationally or in this case Kenyan food as opposed to US soft foods that are not as healthy or as natural. Other than that, this was dope. As a Kenyan born myself, I am impressed.
I work in the construction industry and it’s interesting to hear you comment on our interiors! I think we judge ourselves harshly and it’s refreshing to hear from a visitor that our interiors are good! I didn’t hear you comment on your experience with mobile banking or money
Love how creative yet informative this video is‼ especially for someone like me who lives in the Caribbean and would love to visit Africa one day, once this mandatory vaccination demand ends God's willing !! Really enjoyed this..Great video Nate, new vincy subbie here🇻🇨❤
Great content there... Welcome back to Kenya any time.. This is your second home.... More so Thank you for trusting me to be your guide around the cirry.. It was wonderful.... Keep up the good work 👏 👏
It’s funny how I just found your channel, me and my family just got back to U.S a week ago today. As Kenyan, I was shocked by the development we actually visited most places except masai Mara😌next time.
wow this touched my heart like the way you appreciate how beautiful kenya is made me feel like am not even Kenyan am learning a lot from you . thank you so much
Grate content I love the way you brake it down in section and steps the Masai are some of the richest people in terms of owning land and live stock it was good to know that you saw the other side of richness I hope to travel to kenya 🇰🇪 one day I follow a lot of Kenyan RUclipsr so get to see a lot of kenya and it is a epic country the continent Thanks for sharing
Wow amazing coverage of all the different dimensions of our beautiful country, glad you enjoyed your stay😊 Chapati definitely bangs haha!😄 Also The Social House is usually my go-to for food and vibes, particularly the restaurant you went to with the outside patio and pool area, their food bangs every time😋 I definitely need to check out Pepper Tree, so many people rave about how awesome it is! Hold up, there's a Zara in my city and I don't know about it!😄 I definitely need to Google that and head there ASAP!
Kudos for your in-depth portrayal of my beautiful country My close friend from London visited last year and he was taken aback As black brits and African Americans I would advise you all to visit the continent and you will be Shocked Inspired And amazed Lovely video
Getting into the intro, I would say you really had it well put out. Your experiences were so great! You stepping into Hero,Cjs,Peppertree and the likes..you sure did enjoy the best spots😌 Now! I'm the one looking forward to step out of KenyA and have the same adrenaline rush as you. But this was some wholesome content.💕
Thanks for the preview of Kenya my country Yes, it's like that Disclaimer being a tourist on a work assignment, with a stronger currency you were able to access the finer side of the country not really accessable to majority but also we take granted most of the beautiful things, the natural state of things, the mountains, hills, jungle, wild animals, fresh foods and meat etc. I will surely be appreciative of the country
Kudos Nate! That's my country and I love that you chose to go there and am happy that you saw a whole lot of places. Next trip make sure to visit the Coastal city of Mombasa and see all those natural Beaches. Both North Coast and South Coast. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Big ups 💯, Nate!
We Kenyans appreciate this kind of content more than pros & cons type of coverage we see a lot.
We know we have a long, long way to go.
But every Kenyan LOVES how far we have come in our own way.
We welcome people to our country so that you can join in our hustle, and we know that our wealth and our lands are whatever we make of it! We have never forgotten 'to each, his own' and our country allows people to express their versions of wealth as best they can, however they want.
That is why we cherish our freedom in the Republic of Kenya, and that's what freedom means to us.
Thank you for taking the time to watch this 🙏🏾 every country has its struggles, but the people are who make it great. That’s why I enjoyed Kenya. Great people.
Domyou watch Jim Nduruchi
Wow
So true
Karibu tena 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
I have been to Kenya twice this year. First trip, visited Nairobi and Mombasa. Second trip, rented a LandCruider and drove from Nairobi to Lake Navaisha, to Lake Nukuru, to Kisumu, to the Masai Mara and then back to Nairobi. (The Masai Mara is amazing.) I am going back soon as I can. I am an attorney, and I did an all day Settlement Conference using Zoom on the hotel interent. (All day for the folks in California, and 8 pm to 6 am for me!!!) I'd love to work in Kenya, but the law license does not travel outside the U.S. lol
Paul you can get a job in Somali..there is alot work
Let me know
Karibu tena. We are glad you get to experience the beauty of our majestic homeland and the warmth of our people.
@@fadumoali5027how can one get nursing job?
@@fadumoali5027 somalia is a wartorn nation
You can actually get a diploma in law in the Kenya school of law and start from there
40k view on Kenya content shows how proud and supportive Kenyans are of their country.
🇿🇦 Nairobi Nairobi Nairobi, If only I had money to visit 🖤
On the stomach issues in foreign countries - please note that it's not usually because the food isn't clean. It's because different organisms exist naturally on plants and in water across the world. If you've grown up somewhere, your gut has adapted to the microbes native to the area. When you travel, you expose your system to different microorganisms and that upsets your system even if everyone else in the area is doing just fine.
Otherwise - I loved this video! It was nice to see Kenya from a foreigner's perspective. I loved how many videos you included to go with what you were talking about in each section.
Thanks for the insight👍🏼
Interesting. I’m a Kenyan living in USA and I was home this July with my family. It was the first time for my kids and we had a great time. I was surprised that towards the end of the trip I got a bacterial infection and I was sick for some days while the rest of my family was perfectly fine. I was puzzled by that yet I was the one who was born and raised there.
That's true,it's the change in weather different bacterias. Always go to a pharmacy and they have good meds over the counter. Don't wait until your stomach is upset. They sell preventative meds.
@@rubysailor9186 yup.dukoral literally saved my life
there is also the prevalence of h pylori infections so ppl should definitely be careful around that
I am a Kenyan and watching a tourist describe my own country made my heart grow even more fond of my country, and appreciate it even more. Thank you for this. A very beautiful video indeed.
Both amazing countries: Nigeria and Kenya. Let me add that ALL countries in Africa are unique and special in their own ways.
That’s crazy those two countries, Kenya and Nigeria, are the only two countries In Africa that I’ve been to. I can undoubtedly say Kenya is 100 times better than Nigeria. Nigeria is extremely humid and the food is not great. Kenya, oh man. The people there are AMAZING!! Food is outstanding!! Sites are incredible!! I went in 2013 so only thing I needed to get was like 2 shots. But they were like $700. Public transportation in Kenya is the best. They will take you anywhere and the best places.
Welcome back to Kenya 🇰🇪.
Seeing a tourist give a positive feedback about my country melts my heart with pride.Thank you.
All I can say is you barely scratched the surface on what Kenya has to offer. We'd be happy to have you back. Great content.
This is so refreshing! As a Kenyan living abroad, you made feel like packing my bags and heading back there. Thank you for showcasing what Kenya can truly offer as opposed to the usual narrative. Asante sana.
Nami pia 😊
Welcome back to Kenya, we love visitors who comes in peace
Absolutely. I will be back ! Thank you
My takeaway is that you are a nice gentleman. Your demeanor and outlook are aspirational. This video was well put. Now sit back and watch Kenyans blow it up.
Karibu Kenya tena our Nigerian brother. Hopefully the next time you will visit our coast and your experience be even greater.
May your project be successful.
Thanks for your kind words 🙏🏾 I appreciate the support brother.
@@nateroberteze Seeing Swahili architecture on the Kenyan Coast will definitely blow your mind and the stunning white sandy beaches.
Brooo, hii video ililipuka kweli kweli. Especially compared to his others.
Maasai Mara is a game reserve, not a city. There are 4 official cities in Kenya. Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu and Nakuru. also Mombasa is not famous because of Chris browns concert😂🤦♀️, that's actually a bit funny, But Mombasa is a tourist city and is found in the coast of Kenya and is famous for having one of the best beaches and hotels in the continent. Diani beach found in the South coast has been voted the best beach in Africa 3 times in a row at the World Travel awards that were held in South Africa.
Thanks for the insight! It is certainly beautiful from what I see from other reviews and discussing with locals. Will be sure to visit there on my next trip to Kenya.
@@nateroberteze You re welcome. Love to see black people travelling and touring in Africa🙌
Diani won WTA Africa's leading beach destination award 6 times in a row from 2016-2021 & yes there's no correlation between Mombasa's fame & Chris brown😂most people don't even remember that happened it was just like any other concert, the coast is famous for its beauty, it's rich history & culture.
@@nateroberteze next time try the coastal side of Kenya: Mombasa malindi, watamu, lamu. The life there is utterly different from Nairobi
Yea bro.. I was quite turned off when he mentioned that a historical city like Mombasa was famous because of Chris Brown. I had to click out. 😄. Maybe I'll finish the videos another time.
I am from Kenya but I have spent a lot of time outside of the country.
Currently, I figured I'd work on solving one problem within the country and that is food security. I bought a farm and currently working on producing and supplying food.
My region of concentration is usually facing farmine but I'll work on it
Best of luck bro, all will be well
This was dope 👌 I can tell you this for free, this is what Kenyans 🇰🇪 really want to hear! Support from usa 🇺🇲
kenya pple dont like some body talking negativity about the country. long ago western countries spreading lies about africa & kenya and the other aer just silent .shem on uerope & uk. its not a jungle fool of aids & hungery people and animal. media used to defeive the pple buy tuotube expose the truth
Great content there. A lot of foreigners who come to Kenya say that it’s addictive- a good number of them regret leaving, with others extending their stay, and a number of AAs now moving to Kenya.
Thanks for sharing your views. I particularly noted your highlight on the advancement in technology. I’m not sure you experienced M-Pesa (M for mobile, and Pesa is Swahili for money), a mobile money transfer platform that is way cooler than Apple Pay and many more mobile money transfer platforms around the world. Kenya is the world leader as far as mobile money transfer is concerned. 🙂
Thanks for watching! Dang man! I forgot to mention mpesa an amazing innovation!!
I was going to ask about Mpesa too. It's one of the major highlights of Kenya. Makes life so much easier when it comes to transactions.
M-Pesa the best in the world your mobile phone is your bank account.I can confess the last time i went physically to my bank was long time.When renewing ny ATM.Lovely.
This is a brilliant video.Thank you for a very positive feedback on your experience in our country..karibu tena.🇰🇪🇰🇪
Thank you! 🙏🏾
come on Uganda to
@@nateroberteze do you watch Jim Nduruchi
Hey liked you video on Kenya, considering spending part of my retirement there, so it's a big help. Notice you don't post anymore. You have the knock for it, should consider continuing.
Wealth is life and the maasai have it in plenty plenty.
Great video! I'm Canadian/Jamaican and I just booked my first trip to Africa. Kenya will be the first African country I visit and your video is helping me to prepare. Thank you!
Welcome brown, remember to check me out in Nairobi. Karibu Sana.
Chapatis in Kenya are on god level😂😂 they go with everything...from Stews to veggies to even tea... glad you liked them
Great reviews on Kenya 🇰🇪👍
You are spot on about Africa's perception of wealth and what an apt example you gave of the Maasais! They don't live in mansions,don't have cars or even go shopping in cities but they're contented with what they have. In fact most of them regard city dwellers as poor! Why would someone rent a house,buy food and pay for commuting,they ask.
A single family owns an average of 500 heads of cattle whose local price is around $500 each! They get free milk,meat and sell some.
First of all lets talk about how am 2 minutes in the video and ALREADY SOLD OUT!! The compilation the quality the smooth transitions the captivating story(details) and your voice WOW I love it ..I am a Kenyan and your 932 subscriber count...cheers to 1000 subbies in the next few days!!
Kenya my mother land ❤❤❤
Matatus, ngoma, nyama choma, chapoz, kienyeji, kachumbari, ngomaz.. 😊
My dad and I will be making our 2nd trip to Nairobi in a couple of weeks. Thank you so much for this video. You shared some great information. I will definitely check out a few places you talked about.
I just subscribed. That's how nairobians appreciate greatness.🇰🇪🇰🇪
Karibu Kenya Tena! We love you.. Dope Technology! Fresh food and fruits.. Freedom! Beautiful architecture and interior design! We cherish our freedom.. Hustle is real! I love my country!
Wueeh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣freedom ni ya kuita uhuru Jayden na kamwana
Thank you for watching 🙏🏾 blessings to you.
🤣
Buildings with a green sleeve are usually under construction, great video thanks for putting my city in great light
kenyans love there country and you bruh giving them 10/10 will get you kenyan fans like crazy
Damn this was a really well made video, I appreciate the amount of effort that was put into it, new sub & Karibu tena to Kenya, glad you enjoyed.
Thank you 🙏🏾 I appreciate your support
Watching this video as a Kenyan am wowed by how nicely you’ve put it . Am glad I have experienced all that goodness. Magical Kenya 🇰🇪
When I went to Kenya I didn't need any vaccinations that was 2021. stayed in the Westland area and yes the apt was 60 per night. We were there for 10 days. I loved Naivas supermarket. I had an amazing time
Its the positive energy for me...and trust me, do a review for KENYA and we will be with you all the way....glad you came, now bring your friends and family
Kenya is definitely on my travel list. I’ve been to Ghana where my late father was from. Namibia, Tanzania, and Uganda
that's good to hear about our event culture here Kenya...we growing every day
It's so interesting how in Kenya we are always welcoming people...Karibu Kenya...we always say....my first 2wks in the US some one asked me when I would be going back to Kenya.....I hadnt been there but a couple of weeks...I just found it so funny...🤣🤣
It's interesting you say this. I've always felt that Kenyans are always kind to everyone except themselves. Whenever I travel people always tell me "oh I know a Kenyan and they are so kind and funny". But Kenyans are so mean to each other - that same kindness and warmth doesn't extend to our fellow Kenyans. See how we treated Elsa Majimbo 😅
As an interior designer it’s good someone from outside appreciate our interior design and architecture
And like to add that Sign Language is also an official language in Kenya. Love the video.
Do not drink tap water and am here drinking it while watching this video! I was born in this city and I have been drinking this water for the last 28yrs and am fine...
Loved it!!
Kenyan living in the states and appreciate this video
Great review on the Kenya 🇰🇪
Visited there in March and it was magical but after watching your video I felt like I need to go back there because I still have a lot more fun places to go.
Thanks for sharing your uniquely reviewed video.
New subscriber alert here 😊🔔
You've earned yourself a new subbie!Kenya loves you.Come again!
Love this take on kenya. Defo on my list😍
Thank you! 🙏🏾 you should definitely check it out
The content is well articulated and compact. I liked how you made contrast of the city's skyline from old to modern buildings in an architect stand-point. Overall, well done!
I'm not gonna lie, I ignored this video quite a bit whenever it showed up on my recommendations (there's a bit of an overload). But I'm glad I finally watched. Very refreshing perspective and glad that you enjoyed the trip. Karibu tena. And lesson 1 is so good. Wealth and success is different for different segments/people in the society. Of course poverty and hardships should not be ignored, but even in that, people still find a way to find some little joys and happiness, in family, in community, etc.
Welcome back...
As a Kenyan 🇰🇪 your content is dope💯
Yu shld go tu Nanyuki, Nanyuki is 3hrs north of nairobi, a smaller town, but my favorite restaurant is there, it's called Gawanaz
Great job in your video commentary about your tour to Kenya East Africa. You even talked about stuff I didn't know we had so I will make sure next time I travel to my motherland to visit some of those places you mentioned. One thing I would have loved to hear about your tour is how much the whole trip costed you including all the activities you did and the flight cost too. Just a base total. On the running stomach thing, it happened to me too for the first time and I discovered my stomach got used to US foods and digesting differently than back home where I no longer frequent but visit once a year or once every two years so like you said, the food is the healthiest but it all depends on if your body metabolism is used to the fresh hard foods internationally or in this case Kenyan food as opposed to US soft foods that are not as healthy or as natural. Other than that, this was dope. As a Kenyan born myself, I am impressed.
Wow. You have really given a positive vibe about Kenya. Welcome back.
I work in the construction industry and it’s interesting to hear you comment on our interiors! I think we judge ourselves harshly and it’s refreshing to hear from a visitor that our interiors are good!
I didn’t hear you comment on your experience with mobile banking or money
I'm glad you enjoyed Kenya😍you have some summarised our country it well
You undermined the Architecture and design.
Hi Nate,
Thank you for your detailed video, well done! We are looking forward to hooking your subscribers with the discount. Welcome again!
Thank you ! and thanks for the memorable stay.
Love how creative yet informative this video is‼ especially for someone like me who lives in the Caribbean and would love to visit Africa one day, once this mandatory vaccination demand ends God's willing !! Really enjoyed this..Great video Nate, new vincy subbie here🇻🇨❤
Welcome!
Thank you so much for this wonderful review and really happy you had a good time in my country and you are welcome anytime 🇰🇪
Awesome Content....A lot of African Americans are popping here...Good stuff
Thank you! 🙏🏾
this is a masterpiece about kenya! Great job
Good content, your analysis is super dope!😊 You make someone feel as if they are already there. Thank you.
Great stuff. Very deep and informative. Seen many travel vloggers but this is at a whole new level and quite insightful
Karibu Kenya tena, welcome again to Kenya
Thank you! 🙏🏾 I will be back for sure
This video is dope bro, welcome again and thanks for visiting Kenya my mother land🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Wow. That was a quite a refreshing perspective and unique of Kenya....coming from a Nigerian American. Most welcome Bro - to Kenya. Really enjoyed !!
Great review of our country. Welcome back. Karibu Kenya 🇰🇪
this is Solid Nate. Clear and precise thought process.. Good Job
You Dope man, and seems 🇰🇪 My Country Kenya vibe have just got you so well..
Yes I was Kenya 🇰🇪
I love Kenya and Kenya people
I’ll go soon too
I loooove thisss…content is dooope😊 am a happy kenyan
This is awesome!!! I'm a Kenyan and I welcome you back😊
New friend here watching and enjoying from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪💕
welcome back to KENYA again and thanks for the good feedback
Great content there... Welcome back to Kenya any time.. This is your second home.... More so Thank you for trusting me to be your guide around the cirry.. It was wonderful.... Keep up the good work 👏 👏
That's how entrepreneurs do it , the experience and the learning process makes you creative 😊 thank you for visiting my country
Thank you for spreading positive African vibes! Much love
Excellent video! Will be adding some of these places to my Kenya itinerary. Thanks for sharing.🫶🏿✨
Thanks for watching Ciara !
It’s funny how I just found your channel, me and my family just got back to U.S a week ago today. As Kenyan, I was shocked by the development we actually visited most places except masai Mara😌next time.
Thank you for visiting my home Country, i'm glad xou like it. Be blessed all the way from Europe
wow this touched my heart like the way you appreciate how beautiful kenya is made me feel like am not even Kenyan
am learning a lot from you .
thank you so much
I do the same now solo trip in Kenya.
I visit Nairobi and kisumu and last mombasa tomorrow 👍👌
Just learned a new way of putting up a travel vlog. Good and informative content man, Kudos!
Grate content I love the way you brake it down in section and steps the Masai are some of the richest people in terms of owning land and live stock it was good to know that you saw the other side of richness
I hope to travel to kenya 🇰🇪 one day I follow a lot of Kenyan RUclipsr so get to see a lot of kenya and it is a epic country the continent
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for representing Kenya. Great information 🙂
This was so interesting to watch. I’m Kenyan and there are places you have mentioned that are now on my list of “places to visit”.
Karibu tena.
I love this, thanks Nate
Am a Kenyan and in the built environment. You got my sub because of this video
you are a great vlogger Robert.You've helped me see my country in a way i didn't before.Keep at it and i am eagerly waiting for the comparison video
Waooo Nate wonderfull realy you have given exactly the exact rel kenya ,wellcome again thats my country you are talking about .l like your explanation
You're welcome to Kenya 🇰🇪 again
Kenya Pro Max right there 😂
This is a really well done video 🙌
Thank you the good Kenya review
You're very welcome 🙏🏾
Wow amazing coverage of all the different dimensions of our beautiful country, glad you enjoyed your stay😊 Chapati definitely bangs haha!😄 Also The Social House is usually my go-to for food and vibes, particularly the restaurant you went to with the outside patio and pool area, their food bangs every time😋 I definitely need to check out Pepper Tree, so many people rave about how awesome it is! Hold up, there's a Zara in my city and I don't know about it!😄 I definitely need to Google that and head there ASAP!
Welcome back to Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Kudos for your in-depth portrayal of my beautiful country
My close friend from London visited last year and he was taken aback
As black brits and African Americans
I would advise you all to visit the continent and you will be
Shocked
Inspired
And amazed
Lovely video
We appreciate and we love you..karibu Kenya tena
Getting into the intro, I would say you really had it well put out.
Your experiences were so great! You stepping into Hero,Cjs,Peppertree and the likes..you sure did enjoy the best spots😌
Now! I'm the one looking forward to step out of KenyA and have the same adrenaline rush as you.
But this was some wholesome content.💕
Thanks for the preview of Kenya my country
Yes, it's like that
Disclaimer being a tourist on a work assignment, with a stronger currency you were able to access the finer side of the country not really accessable to majority but also we take granted most of the beautiful things, the natural state of things, the mountains, hills, jungle, wild animals, fresh foods and meat etc. I will surely be appreciative of the country
Maybe a visit to Capetown should be an inspiration. Thanks for your views.
Thank you for loving the kenyan hustle❤🇰🇪 we just gotta do what we gotta do.... New subscriber...love your content
Kudos Nate! That's my country and I love that you chose to go there and am happy that you saw a whole lot of places. Next trip make sure to visit the Coastal city of Mombasa and see all those natural Beaches. Both North Coast and South Coast. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾