LIVING IN TORONTO, CANADA

In this video Allia and I talked about the exciting things we love about living in Toronto, ON. Canada. Enjoy and feel free to share your travel experience.
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[@osholeneupiomoh]

this is beautiful! Beautiful presentation, gorgeous hilarious ladies. you both are talented ! big hugs and love my sisters. pls don't stop doing this ?

[@lolablackofficial]

Thank you so much Osholene! I am glad you enjoyed watching. We won't stop. Lol

[@nanniscorner5049]

This so interesting and funny Titilola! Your sense of humour is great. I really enjoy your videos.

[@dn2ze]

The people in comments down below talking about being Black will learn really fast that black skin means nothing in Canada, kinda hard talking about black skin among 635 First Nation Tribes and that’s not Including Inuits and Metis...

[@kobiokoye2159]

Allia..😍

[@meas2212]

I am praying that I have the chance to visit perhaps live in Canada... #blackinToronto

[@maxplank1632]

M Easley u will live in Canada one day. I promise u. I’m an African American from Chicago. I’ve been to Toronto and Vancouver and I can tell u Canada is way better than America.

[@AnaSanchez-ee3rg]

Alpha Guy - 101 you will one day nothing later

[@KayaBea]

Hi I'm a black girl from Belgium and I'll be in Toronto this weekend. Does anyone know cool spots where black people chill or club at?

[@deverdaddenada3]

try a cool white place haha they don't bite

[@dn2ze]

Melanin B. Trust me Canada is mostly full of Indigenous people. Black people in Canada tend to feel left out of most things, but then again North America is Native land and Canada still have Indigenous people and Canada acknowledges it too, I don’t know if Black immigrants come to Canada even bother to read and learn about indigenous Cultures and indigenous people of a Canada, I ask because Americans made the world believe we are all wipe out.

[@lolablackofficial]

Thanks for pointing this out. Maybe I should talk about this.

[@ibyondi]

Hi Lola, I hope you don't mind but I used your video on my upcoming website in my products (throw pillows) feel about Canada...oneLove

[@abodetidings8392]

but you did not mention what country you guys are from , i am curious to know

[@lolablackofficial]

Oh my! So sorry, I have missed so many comments. I'm just catching up. I am Nigerian and Allia is Jamaican but born and raised in England.

[@ibyondi]

Hi Lola, I've added your video to my new website launch on its product page. I hope you don't mind and it'll be launching shortly...oneLove

[@lolablackofficial]

Hi Shamba, thank you! can I see a link to your website?

[@ibyondi]

Hi Lola, I’m going to have it online tomorrow via Shopify:) oneLove

[@ibyondi]

@@lolablackofficial Hi Lola, yes definitely. Working hard to get the shopify site up and running this weekend still. I'm hoping to send you a link by Sunday the 10th of November...oneLove

[@Charles-nv3gy]

Hmmmm....I am late to your channel o
But am gonna catch up

[@lolablackofficial]

Hahaha, never too late dear. You are welcome 😊

[@Charles-nv3gy]

My pleasure

[@shukuruilomo768]

I love all women in Canada

[@blackberryblossom9254]

Does your friend have her own channel

[@lolablackofficial]

No she does not.

[@hasanlewistv9164]

whats the best part about living in Canada while being black is Canada welcoming to black people

[@dn2ze]

hasan lewis being black in Canada means nothing because Canada is full of original people of North America. Kinda hard. Talking about being Black in Canada when there are Natives and Inuits still exist since 1492 plus these same indigenous people first met the Europeans(Vikings) 500 years before Columbus. In short The cultures of these people will overshadow your skin colour. We don’t talk about skin colour, being Black just means you are not from North America...

[@lolablackofficial]

Thanks for your contribution. I get your point though but I not completely agree that being back in Canada means nothing when you look at the experience as a whole. A black person from African has a completely different experience and is seen differently than a black person born and raised in Canada. Also, you have to remember that not every part of Canada is as diverse and so there are people who still act really shocked when they come in close contact with us. This is a long version but I just wanted to put this points out there.

[@luciaejoh5473]

you are so beautiful!!!

[@joseluisrojasmosquera7012]

hl como esta

[@lucasmaclean6498]

Apesike this gave made toronto ghetto

[@rachaeltindi9694]

I love your videos nice content plus editing! What software do you use ?New subby hopefully we can support each other

[@olabodeolalere1454]

Hi

[@lolablackofficial]

Hi there, thank you! I use finalcut pro x