Nairobi is the Most Balanced city in the World, I have been to 28 countries in the world and as Troy has said I agree with everything. You will Loooove Kenya, the beautiful friendly people, modern sky lines than many overseas countries, Intelligent people, Modern infrastructure, the vibe's, the Nature, beaches, Wildlife, Internet speeds etc .You can get majority of the things you need anywhere. I can go on and on. Great Video Auston🔥🔥🔥
You forgot one thing, In Kenya we have among the Best climates in the world, the weather is quite balanced, not too sunny not too cold, to the extent you may never need an AC
How is that official? You've decided for all Americans and Caribbean's? Auston described Kenya recently as the United States of Africa, can't tell you how cringe that sounds.and you can't tell an American to stop comparing to what they know, I know he based it off it's diversity, simple research will tell you that the Ivory Coast and South Africa had the most African migrants as of 2020 Y'all need to stop dealing and feeding people information in absolutes. Will leave you all on your journey in discovering Africa, good luck
@@skyking3210 South Africa is definitely more advanced. You can’t tell the different between major cities SA and most western countries. I lived in Gauteng Province from 2010 - 2013, I had a blast during my stay…beautiful women everywhere.
@@zazaland Kenya is like aged wine or good coffee. Some of the Afro-diaspora cannot endure its brand and flavour. East Africans are not typically like the West Africans that most of you the diasporans understand as "the real Africa', whatever that means. So we meet quite a few of the diasporans who get to Nairobi and get permanently irritated. Visit first, and see if it slaps right. See if you can stand our many bad habits too. If you can forgive that too, make the leap.
Auston, Nairobi is absolutely gorgeous. Keep showing us the more sophisticated and upscale Africa! Much respect! This is a side of Africa western media does not show Americans.
@@ZeeZaidA stop being such a troll. I don't understand your comment. Make your own comment on the video because the title of the video and thumbnail was exactly what @telvious just reiterated. @zeeZaidA Learn to reserve your bias.
@@ZeeZaidA This is conjecture ma'am. You cannot know what I am craving based on my initial comment. Try reading strangers comments from an objective position next time you sound foolish @ZeeZaidA.
As a Kenyan living in America I really enjoy seeing these videos, this is really bridging a gap esp for ppl with doubt on how African countries are perceived. 🇰🇪
@@Tyronebegreat I'm guessing for the same reason that:- Mexicans, Chinese, Russians, Indians, Taiwanese, Jews and all other people of different nationalities move here.
His condo is beautiful, you can tell he is living his best life. He looks so happy and relaxed. Gives me Lenny Kravitz vibes. Loving this content Auston!
@@Sparxx74😂😂😂 That's true... There's always a tree being planted somewhere to celebrate something.🎉 I thought it was universal KUMBE it's just a Kenyan thing😅
I suggest that you replace "Africa" with "Kenya" in the title given that you aim to teach mostly AAs about the different African countries. Otherwise, an excellent interview. Troy is exactly the kind of mentor you need Auston. He's highly intelligent yet humble and relatable - just the kind of qualities that are hardwired into our Kenyan psyche. It's also good for everyone to see very successful AAs choosing to live on the continent. We Kenyans really thank you both for showing our country in such a positive light. Blessings!❤❤
Its absolutely amazing how the expatriates are the ones who are giving and showing the world about how amazing and beautiful the continent of Africa and Nairobi at large is instead of the citizens themselves.
Thank you Auston and Troy for showing Kenya. As a Kenyan living in the US, I love when African Americans visit Africa. African Americans please go and visit - That is your home and you will feel so free once you're there. Keep an open mind, every country has its ups and downs but Kenya is definitely the future. We are one!!!😀
Very True am Kenyan born and grew up in Nairobi now working in Denmark now you guys making me miss home more the good people genuine smiles best climate in the world .
Man!!! You are now the go to for expat to get their message out. Your platform is growing and it’s having impact on how people are seeing Africa!!! Bravo!!keep up the good work
I first got to know about Troy when Brittney Caldwell interviewed him. He was all rave about Nairobi and I can see he has stuck with the narrative and mission. As a Kenyan, I love Nairobi but Troy really loves Nairobi that's why ever since he has been my favourite American expat in Kenya. Troy should now go ahead and acquire his Kenyan citizenship after being here that long and loving it. I like this brother and thanks @AustonHolleman for bringing him along.
Kenya is Magical! Nairobi is beautiful. Definitely the 3rd in Africa behind Capetown and Jo burg. The weather in Nairobi is the best in Africa for sure! Good infrastructure. Well developed though it needs to continue to develop. Good people!
Bravo Brethren am a Kenyan living and working in London England over 20 years but usually visiting my motherland yearly AND THE TRUTH is there's nowhere like Nairobi Kenya I love being there now you guys are making me home sick😅😅😅😅no worries soon am relocating as am growing old gracefully. Wishing you blessings🙌.
I’m Kenyan living in the states . Been coming n going back to the states eventually we r building n moving back home. I love my african American brothers n sisters.
Bro you have so much good content to show us! It's gunna take you a lifetime to show off everything Nairobi has to offer. You have your work cut out for you😄
Havent been to Kenya yet but i have a bunch of Kenyan friends. i can say that Kenyans are probably the most friendly Africans. They are not stuck up at all, and thats the Men and women , they will come up to you and start a conversation, i like that about them, i will definitely check out ken town soon.
@@africaine4889 met a lot, so far Kenyans are the most friendly from what ive seen. it could be cultural thing but thats what it is Im West African and we are great but we can be stuck up depending on where u are, its not because they are being rude, its mostly from being shy or a bit more conservative, it depends on the culture of the country.
Skynest Residences is very high end, I'm not surprised by the cost. We have a few of these "Residences" spread around Nairobi like around Riverside Drive and so on. They specialise on luxury, quite pricey but you get what you pay for 😍
I was at the gym today in America and the donate to African kids with tumors on their face commercial came on. That's all they show in America. So this is great keep going🔥💪🏾 and definitely tour some cheaper ones too. I'm liking Kenya more with every video!
Appreciate what you're doing & showing, young lion. Keep doing you! The haters will always be there. Be mindful of their slights, but don't let them take you off your square. Simply move strategically. Continue to keep your head up. Continue to mature and grow. Most Black men prefer Black women so we are with you, and this wonderful glimpse into Africa. Continue to soak up game from the big homie there. Perpetual success to you. Proud of you.
I’ve been totally focused on Rwanda but this footage is REALLY making me consider Nairobi. I MUST see it. By the way…this brothers crib is TIGHT as FUCK!👍🏾👍🏾
$3000/month???? that’s a lot I don’t know where in Nairobi you pay than much rent. $1000 get you a cozy penthouse in Karen, Kilimani, Lavington, Kileleshwa. In fact you can get cheaper than that in a very good neighborhood
Terrific video. It's deeply appreciated how you've highlighted Nairobi so positively. I relocated to the U.S. two dozen years ago when I was still in my teens, and I was surprised by the preconceived notions about Africa here. Over time, I've become weary of constantly explaining or justifying my homeland. Hence, my advice has always been simple: experience Kenya firsthand.
You live where your career/skills are nurtured. Looks like you found you Niche and love in Kenya. I'm the opposite born and raised in Kenya but live and run my business in the U.S though visit twice a year. Stay safe and keep up the good work.
Excellent info and tour! The Brother is around my age and from my city and Troy is very inspirational! This is some good motivation Auston and Troy! Excellent!
OKay just finished that .... just THANK You, guys, for your work and content and for Troy for actually opening his heart and house to us. I felt welcomed. Super professional ( just a little / small tiny tiny sound problem )
@@Jimmykarinski adjective: lite denoting a low-fat or low-sugar version of a manufactured food or drink product. "lite beer" INFORMAL denoting a simpler or less challenging version of a particular thing or person. "the film was dismissed by many of the more serious critics as Woody Allen lite" Ps: I'm a PR communications expert, and I said exactly what I meant
I first discovered Troy when Brittney Caldwell interviewed him a year ago (Hottest Party Promoter in Nairobi? ). They had a great discussion. This was when she was still in Nairobi (she's now in Nigeria). I could tell that Troy was really well connected in Kenya. I'm glad Auston has met him. I mentioned the Alchemist (cool bar) and Mercado (Mexican restaurant) to Auston in an earlier video. It was interesting to hear Troy recommend them as well. At the Alchemist there's Mama Rocks Gourmet Burgers. The two Black women who run the burger joint are worth a visit by themselves. A lot of viewers would find them very interesting. As a compliment to Troy's basic feeling about Kenya, I would highly recommend the video that Sabbatical did in Kenya when he was leaving the country (The Reason That I Hate Kenya). Troy is an African American; Sabbatical is a White American (he has an excellent command of Swahili). Both seem to view Kenya in roughly the same way. I would also recommend the video that J&K Lovett did 5 years ago (Is Nairobi, Kenya Dangerous?). By the way, I have some cousins who look just like Troy. It's very interesting. 😀 Personally, I think that Troy, Brittney and Auston can together create a very interesting business in Nairobi, given their respective people skills. Brittney could do it as a remote job from Nigeria. I'm thinking in terms of some kind of company geared toward African Americans who are interested in checking out Kenya. I know this sounds vague but I'm just thinking out loud. Don't mind me. There's nothing wrong with wishful thinking. 😀
@@bellaolum9768 I know but, if you ask me, she really liked Nairobi and it was very interesting hearing her take on things. Her voice was very unique in terms of the American community in Kenya.
@@bellaolum9768 Actually, she met her Nigerian man in Kenya. She was hanging out with him in her video where they drove into the Nairobi National Park.
I live in Westlands. Lovely place. You can walk everywhere. For $1,800 a month you can get a mansion on your own acre in Karen. For $500 a month you can get a 3br apartment in Westlands. The accommodation is empty and unfurnished and you can't rent it for less than a year. You'll also need a deposit equal to 2 months rent.
I love how that guy talked so nicely about his African American women. You can also tell he is educated and well versed with the culture in Kenya. I appreciate men like that🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I like that you are respectful African brothers ... you are not bad mannered like many visiting americans ... good .Africans love that everywhere ... respect people and their ways of life
I’ve been to Nairobi countless times myself it’s my favorite country in Africa yet, I’ve finally decided to get me an apartment in Westlands come April.
Setting to leave my profession and leave the states too brotha…these women here are a joke…done with the B.S….truly inspirational and everything you do…trying to get outta here by years end
Nice penthouse. If I were to make a couple suggestions it would be to get rid of the small white couch with the ottoman and replace that with a small bar with a couple stools. He could then build shelves behind the bar and move the liquor from the top of the fridge to the shelves behind the bar. He could also put sheIves on the adjacent wall for his art pieces . Then I would also add a couple bar stools around the kitchen island and that’s it.
If you have money, Africa is paradise, if you don't, it's a hell hole😂 but the beauty of it is that, most Africans are content with what they got, that's why if you go to a country like Malawi which is considered one of the poorest countries in Africa, you'll be amazed by how kind, warm and welcoming Malawians are, always smiling and laughing despite being in conditions that "society" would deem unlivable.
when I was running things in LA. The young man reminds me of a smaller version of myself. Yes sir Auston would make a good side kick. Hell back then I was running parts of Vegas. I was a player. I should have been international but times were different back then. That cat makes me want to come out of retirement. Ala Philmore Street Slim. Anytime I watch these videos I think about getting my cane and hat out of the closet. I always imagine what could have been. When I was young and in my prime I use to do it all the time now that I am old and gray I only do it twice a day. The Rev. Don Won. Yes sir
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Nairobi is the Most Balanced city in the World, I have been to 28 countries in the world and as Troy has said I agree with everything. You will Loooove Kenya, the beautiful friendly people, modern sky lines than many overseas countries, Intelligent people, Modern infrastructure, the vibe's, the Nature, beaches, Wildlife, Internet speeds etc .You can get majority of the things you need anywhere. I can go on and on. Great Video Auston🔥🔥🔥
True we show you all the love you need bt mist of the time, 9/10 you show us Atitude n think low of us, ofcz western inferiority complex
@@robbinsleshira2329 am Kenyan, my job kept me out of Kenya for many years. Love my people.
Thank you God your kind comment.
You forgot one thing, In Kenya we have among the Best climates in the world, the weather is quite balanced, not too sunny not too cold, to the extent you may never need an AC
Am so glad you could say such things about my country.
As a black American living in a place where most people look like you does something to your soul especially when you’re living your best life.
its official ! Kenya is the most suitable African country for African Americans & Jamaicans
How is that official? You've decided for all Americans and Caribbean's?
Auston described Kenya recently as the United States of Africa, can't tell you how cringe that sounds.and you can't tell an American to stop comparing to what they know, I know he based it off it's diversity, simple research will tell you that the Ivory Coast and South Africa had the most African migrants as of 2020
Y'all need to stop dealing and feeding people information in absolutes.
Will leave you all on your journey in discovering Africa, good luck
@@skyking3210 South Africa is definitely more advanced. You can’t tell the different between major cities SA and most western countries. I lived in Gauteng Province from 2010 - 2013, I had a blast during my stay…beautiful women everywhere.
@@zazaland Kenya is like aged wine or good coffee. Some of the Afro-diaspora cannot endure its brand and flavour. East Africans are not typically like the West Africans that most of you the diasporans understand as "the real Africa', whatever that means. So we meet quite a few of the diasporans who get to Nairobi and get permanently irritated. Visit first, and see if it slaps right. See if you can stand our many bad habits too. If you can forgive that too, make the leap.
Auston, Nairobi is absolutely gorgeous. Keep showing us the more sophisticated and upscale Africa! Much respect! This is a side of Africa western media does not show Americans.
@@ZeeZaidA Agree with you 💯% We do it for ourselves not to impress westerners.
I don't agree with you blacks should be banned from posh place whenever they in Africa
Truly stunning city. Looks like one of the best places in the world from what they’ve been showing.
@@ZeeZaidA stop being such a troll. I don't understand your comment. Make your own comment on the video because the title of the video and thumbnail was exactly what @telvious just reiterated. @zeeZaidA Learn to reserve your bias.
@@ZeeZaidA This is conjecture ma'am. You cannot know what I am craving based on my initial comment. Try reading strangers comments from an objective position next time you sound foolish @ZeeZaidA.
As a Kenyan living in America I really enjoy seeing these videos, this is really bridging a gap esp for ppl with doubt on how African countries are perceived. 🇰🇪
Where are you? Can we link up for choma?😂
Why would you stay in the US ?
@@Tyronebegreat for dollars later invest it in Africa
Africa is fun you just have to stop comparing it to other places and enjoy it
@@Tyronebegreat I'm guessing for the same reason that:- Mexicans, Chinese, Russians, Indians, Taiwanese, Jews and all other people of different nationalities move here.
His condo is beautiful, you can tell he is living his best life. He looks so happy and relaxed. Gives me Lenny Kravitz vibes. Loving this content Auston!
that's what I thought too lol. Lenny Kravitz's long lost brother
Every time I look at Nairobi it's the trees that do it for me. They find a way to build high rises and still keep the trees and greenery.
Kenyans love their trees ..you'll find them planting trees in their backyards and stuff
@@Sparxx74😂😂😂 That's true... There's always a tree being planted somewhere to celebrate something.🎉 I thought it was universal KUMBE it's just a Kenyan thing😅
Every dignitary that visits Kenya has to attend a tree planting ceremony! It's natural for Kenyans 😂
I rem when a road had to be redirected because of a tree😂😂..I even feel bad lots of trees had to go down coz of the expressway
Even like Wangari mathae won the nobel for trees bro, we do love trees its in our blood
I agree with him the quality of life in Kenya if you have money is unbeatable.
Absolutely! 💯
on my way to Kenya tomorrow!!!
Karibu nyumbani
Welcome home
Another solid vlog. A lot of ppl still sleeping on Africa. Africa is actually on the come up. Appreciate the content. Keep representing.
I suggest that you replace "Africa" with "Kenya" in the title given that you aim to teach mostly AAs about the different African countries. Otherwise, an excellent interview. Troy is exactly the kind of mentor you need Auston. He's highly intelligent yet humble and relatable - just the kind of qualities that are hardwired into our Kenyan psyche. It's also good for everyone to see very successful AAs choosing to live on the continent. We Kenyans really thank you both for showing our country in such a positive light. Blessings!❤❤
This brother sounds like a jazzy kool cat from the 70s. His got a pimpish flow laced with wisdom and pinch BS😂😂
😂😂🎉
Its absolutely amazing how the expatriates are the ones who are giving and showing the world about how amazing and beautiful the continent of Africa and Nairobi at large is instead of the citizens themselves.
Thank you Troy for giving flowers to this beautiful city and 'hats-off' to you Auston for the review. Africa is the place to be.
Thank you Auston and Troy for showing Kenya. As a Kenyan living in the US, I love when African Americans visit Africa. African Americans please go and visit - That is your home and you will feel so free once you're there. Keep an open mind, every country has its ups and downs but Kenya is definitely the future. We are one!!!😀
Very True am Kenyan born and grew up in Nairobi now working in Denmark now you guys making me miss home more the good people genuine smiles best climate in the world .
Nairobi is on my bucket list. Thanks and god bless Auston!
Man!!! You are now the go to for expat to get their message out. Your platform is growing and it’s having impact on how people are seeing Africa!!! Bravo!!keep up the good work
I first got to know about Troy when Brittney Caldwell interviewed him. He was all rave about Nairobi and I can see he has stuck with the narrative and mission. As a Kenyan, I love Nairobi but Troy really loves Nairobi that's why ever since he has been my favourite American expat in Kenya. Troy should now go ahead and acquire his Kenyan citizenship after being here that long and loving it. I like this brother and thanks @AustonHolleman for bringing him along.
I was wondering if I saw him in Brittney's interview.
Kenya is Magical! Nairobi is beautiful. Definitely the 3rd in Africa behind Capetown and Jo burg. The weather in Nairobi is the best in Africa for sure! Good infrastructure. Well developed though it needs to continue to develop. Good people!
South Africa to much influence of European
@@eldridgeprimus1189 that’s true. It’s more westernized so you don’t get to enjoy the African culture as such
@@DixonmcdixonWithin a decade, I'm confident Nairobi will top both Joburg and Cape town in devt due to its rapid rate of growth
@dixonmcdixon5940 Would you go to Nairob, Kenya or Cape Town, South Africa for NYE?
@@KoolE23 definitely Nairobi!!
Bravo Brethren am a Kenyan living and working in London England over 20 years but usually visiting my motherland yearly AND THE TRUTH is there's nowhere like Nairobi Kenya I love being there now you guys are making me home sick😅😅😅😅no worries soon am relocating as am growing old gracefully. Wishing you blessings🙌.
This content is serious...Kenya is a must visit now for sure....🧐 Troy is a good pitchman as well!
I’m Kenyan living in the states . Been coming n going back to the states eventually we r building n moving back home. I love my african American brothers n sisters.
Bro you have so much good content to show us! It's gunna take you a lifetime to show off everything Nairobi has to offer. You have your work cut out for you😄
Thank you for the compliments. Makes me proud to be a Kenyan
Havent been to Kenya yet but i have a bunch of Kenyan friends. i can say that Kenyans are probably the most friendly Africans. They are not stuck up at all, and thats the Men and women , they will come up to you and start a conversation, i like that about them, i will definitely check out ken town soon.
U would have to have met Africans from all 54 countries before that kind of statement. Day kentans are very friendly. The most friendly Africans hum
@@africaine4889They are talking about their lived experience...
Kenyans got a lot of energy🎉Congolese people too lol
@@africaine4889 met a lot, so far Kenyans are the most friendly from what ive seen. it could be cultural thing but thats what it is Im West African and we are great but we can be stuck up depending on where u are, its not because they are being rude, its mostly from being shy or a bit more conservative, it depends on the culture of the country.
@mrlij6534 Actually Senegalese people are the most friendly.
This is one of your best vlogs to date…..amazing footage and so much knowledge from this distinguished gentleman 👍🏽
Wow! The way that guy plugged Nairobi & Kenya.. Asante sana 🇰🇪 Africa is the future for sure.. we better come together and make that a reality
DAMN that guy is the man.
He still got that old school Philly swag. I got to link up with my fellow Philly brother when I get back to Nairobi.
"Africa is the future of the world... and Nairobi will help lead Africa into the future" ~ Troy, 2023
Skynest Residences is very high end, I'm not surprised by the cost. We have a few of these "Residences" spread around Nairobi like around Riverside Drive and so on. They specialise on luxury, quite pricey but you get what you pay for 😍
I was at the gym today in America and the donate to African kids with tumors on their face commercial came on. That's all they show in America. So this is great keep going🔥💪🏾 and definitely tour some cheaper ones too. I'm liking Kenya more with every video!
western media have an agenda , so do t fall for it
They pocketed 2/3 of your cash. The law allows that and more for charities. You might as well start one
Worked well for them for a while too !! The family is now waking up.
please never ever donate to such scams. they been tarnishing africa image for so long. they use poverty picture to beg money
We Africa are not poor as western media shows about Africa.
Bro. I love this interview. Mature cat lookin to travel or live abroad in Kenya this is epic!❤
This channel just turned into something fire 🔥 🔥 ❤
This was a great interview 🔥Wow he’s house is so gorgeous with beautiful views. Plus he looks amazing for his age. He’s definitely living the life.
Appreciate what you're doing & showing, young lion. Keep doing you! The haters will always be there. Be mindful of their slights, but don't let them take you off your square. Simply move strategically. Continue to keep your head up. Continue to mature and grow. Most Black men prefer Black women so we are with you, and this wonderful glimpse into Africa. Continue to soak up game from the big homie there. Perpetual success to you. Proud of you.
great insight of Westlands Kenya. Never knew Kenya was this developed and luxury
Welcome we have a beautiful country.
Definitely want to return back to Kenya. 👍🏾🇰🇪
Two rivers is a beautiful place to visit. Very futuristic
I think you can get an endorsement deal from one of the travelling companies like Bonfire adventures. Get a manager bro 💪
I’ve been totally focused on Rwanda but this footage is REALLY making me consider Nairobi. I MUST see it. By the way…this brothers crib is TIGHT as FUCK!👍🏾👍🏾
There's an exodus from Rwanda as we speak
Nairobi is the city of East Africa do visit
$3000/month???? that’s a lot I don’t know where in Nairobi you pay than much rent. $1000 get you a cozy penthouse in Karen, Kilimani, Lavington, Kileleshwa. In fact you can get cheaper than that in a very good neighborhood
That area is definitely expensive but i think it might have been partly furnished for that price
He can buy for less than that a month.
@@luochiqah $3000 is 415,000. Even in Karen a house for rent doesn’t cost that much correct me if am wrong.
Yes i know that, there are plenty areas where stand alone houses are cheaper than that.
That's why i am saying this unit probably came as partly furnished
Troy White is my Philly Brother and my classmate from Howard University! I'm glad you two were able to link up! #HU #TheMecca
Nairobi is on the slopes of Mt Kenya,,that's why the strong breezes,,nice content!
That is beautiful man. Can’t wait to live out there myself
we need part two of this amazing guy
Terrific video. It's deeply appreciated how you've highlighted Nairobi so positively. I relocated to the U.S. two dozen years ago when I was still in my teens, and I was surprised by the preconceived notions about Africa here. Over time, I've become weary of constantly explaining or justifying my homeland. Hence, my advice has always been simple: experience Kenya firsthand.
You live where your career/skills are nurtured. Looks like you found you Niche and love in Kenya. I'm the opposite born and raised in Kenya but live and run my business in the U.S though visit twice a year.
Stay safe and keep up the good work.
He's definitely living his best life 😊 plus his cheerful adaptable personality that the locals will find charming.
Excellent info and tour! The Brother is around my age and from my city and Troy is very inspirational! This is some good motivation Auston and Troy! Excellent!
Agree
OKay just finished that .... just THANK You, guys, for your work and content and for Troy for actually opening his heart and house to us. I felt welcomed. Super professional ( just a little / small tiny tiny sound problem )
We were chilling in Westlands last night; and yes, it's very nice, fitted and fun.
I'm digging this my brother. Good content.
This guy Troy is living the complete life…. Enjoy Nairobi
Nairobi is "Africa lite"...I like that.
Light bro😂
@@Jimmykarinski adjective: lite
denoting a low-fat or low-sugar version of a manufactured food or drink product.
"lite beer"
INFORMAL
denoting a simpler or less challenging version of a particular thing or person.
"the film was dismissed by many of the more serious critics as Woody Allen lite"
Ps: I'm a PR communications expert, and I said exactly what I meant
@@pmwiky Nice reply.
@@alexchui3511 You right. I wish it was 💡
I love when Troy says he wants to play part in making Nairobi and Africa great. Our American black brothers are welcome.
I first discovered Troy when Brittney Caldwell interviewed him a year ago (Hottest Party Promoter in Nairobi? ). They had a great discussion. This was when she was still in Nairobi (she's now in Nigeria). I could tell that Troy was really well connected in Kenya. I'm glad Auston has met him. I mentioned the Alchemist (cool bar) and Mercado (Mexican restaurant) to Auston in an earlier video. It was interesting to hear Troy recommend them as well. At the Alchemist there's Mama Rocks Gourmet Burgers. The two Black women who run the burger joint are worth a visit by themselves. A lot of viewers would find them very interesting. As a compliment to Troy's basic feeling about Kenya, I would highly recommend the video that Sabbatical did in Kenya when he was leaving the country (The Reason That I Hate Kenya). Troy is an African American; Sabbatical is a White American (he has an excellent command of Swahili). Both seem to view Kenya in roughly the same way. I would also recommend the video that J&K Lovett did 5 years ago (Is Nairobi, Kenya Dangerous?). By the way, I have some cousins who look just like Troy. It's very interesting. 😀 Personally, I think that Troy, Brittney and Auston can together create a very interesting business in Nairobi, given their respective people skills. Brittney could do it as a remote job from Nigeria. I'm thinking in terms of some kind of company geared toward African Americans who are interested in checking out Kenya. I know this sounds vague but I'm just thinking out loud. Don't mind me. There's nothing wrong with wishful thinking. 😀
Thanks for the video recommendation
Britney moved to Nigeria, and got married within 3 months 😮
@@theonlinegemini No problem. You're welcome.
@@bellaolum9768 I know but, if you ask me, she really liked Nairobi and it was very interesting hearing her take on things. Her voice was very unique in terms of the American community in Kenya.
@@bellaolum9768 Actually, she met her Nigerian man in Kenya. She was hanging out with him in her video where they drove into the Nairobi National Park.
Great tour. I'd love to see more apartment tours of places in Kenya and Africa in general 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Oh hey Troy!!! Auston, thank you for showcasing my country in a positive light. Love to see it. ❤❤
Nairobi looks good when i come there next year im definitely coming to Nairobi city
Karibu
This has to be the best of your work for me so far. Professional and unhurried. I loved Troy's concoction that is keeping him young and supple.
I live in Westlands. Lovely place. You can walk everywhere. For $1,800 a month you can get a mansion on your own acre in Karen. For $500 a month you can get a 3br apartment in Westlands. The accommodation is empty and unfurnished and you can't rent it for less than a year. You'll also need a deposit equal to 2 months rent.
I need to network with you.
3 bdrm in Westie for that much??
I love how that guy talked so nicely about his African American women. You can also tell he is educated and well versed with the culture in Kenya. I appreciate men like that🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Good video. Troy's bringing a lot of knowledge and expertise...he'd make a good business connection. Subscribed.
Amazing,amazing i love the guy and i love my country kenya
Welcome to your blood 🩸 land brother as an African I wanna remind you that Africa land is your legacy from the ancestors
can’t wait to get there and hang with my younger Philly Brother
The video should be called, how a rich American is living it up in Kenya.
Kenya has a lot more to offer the middle and lower classes so easy to pick a lane
middle class single american can afford this lifestyle in kenya
Very cool, I learned a lot, thanks. I could see myself retiring there.
Great video and very informative, changing lives and the African storyline a day at a time 👏.
Great continent Aston!!:Very interesting. Have you been to the Revolving Restaurant Troy recommended? Have a blast in Nairobi!!
The best place to be enjoy and relax have fun
I like that you are respectful African brothers ... you are not bad mannered like many visiting americans ... good .Africans love that everywhere ... respect people and their ways of life
Im from philly also. Moved to Arkansas. Tell us about africa the more you show us the better. The lies are being told.
Bison repping worldwide! 🦬 My man's ballin' like T'Challa in the motherland... This is education x inspiration fr💯
Hbcu grads are different
Troy is the kind of mentor you need to show you around,not those Chics in the clubs, they are just after your $$
I hope he understands this. Use the man with connections to introduce you around and have fun with the club chicks to unwind.
Exactly
Love it. Proof that life can be good.
I’ve been to Nairobi countless times myself it’s my favorite country in Africa yet, I’ve finally decided to get me an apartment in Westlands come April.
Setting to leave my profession and leave the states too brotha…these women here are a joke…done with the B.S….truly inspirational and everything you do…trying to get outta here by years end
My man is very knowable and has a great sense of humor! - Thank you for interviewing him.
Nice penthouse. If I were to make a couple suggestions it would be to get rid of the small white couch with the ottoman and replace that with a small bar with a couple stools. He could then build shelves behind the bar and move the liquor from the top of the fridge to the shelves behind the bar. He could also put sheIves on the adjacent wall for his art pieces . Then I would also add a couple bar stools around the kitchen island and that’s it.
This warms my heart...Kenya to the world
This is fabulous. Great stuff Auston!
That is a fire spot!!
Thank you for showing how gorgeous my country is…. I am very proud to be a Kenyan! And every year I spend three months in Kenya! ❤
Fantastic attitude build on the good and improve on the weaknesses ♥️very open minded enjoy wow karibu
LOVED THIS!!! SHOW US MORE!!!!!
58 yr old the guy is CLEAN lol DAMN I want to look this good at 58 lol
Exactly he looks young, healthy and vibrant
beautiful video kings, giving me inspiration on the next destination.
Well said 🇰🇪❤️. Africa is the future
If you have money, Africa is paradise, if you don't, it's a hell hole😂 but the beauty of it is that, most Africans are content with what they got, that's why if you go to a country like Malawi which is considered one of the poorest countries in Africa, you'll be amazed by how kind, warm and welcoming Malawians are, always smiling and laughing despite being in conditions that "society" would deem unlivable.
I wish you guys know sheng.. you'll appreciate ❤❤❤ how cool Nairobi's vibe is
Shout out to brotha Troy. The brotha is passionate about his life. This is an eye-opener. Very informative.
Funny he mentioned Charlotte!That is where Iive now!
I stayed in skynest it was definitely close to everything. Westlands is where it’s at.
Your content has grown leaps and bounds since I been watching you and the gear you wearing has also been fly too keep it up passport king
Well prescribed enjoy your selves feel at home ❤❤❤❤🇰🇪
when I was running things in LA. The young man reminds me of a smaller version of myself. Yes sir Auston would make a good side kick. Hell back then I was running parts of Vegas. I was a player. I should have been international but times were different back then. That cat makes me want to come out of retirement. Ala Philmore Street Slim. Anytime I watch these videos I think about getting my cane and hat out of the closet. I always imagine what could have been. When I was young and in my prime I use to do it all the time now that I am old and gray I only do it twice a day. The Rev. Don Won. Yes sir
😂😂pesa ni mzuri walai wehh
hiyo lifestyle zii❤
Hii ni life style ya mabaru 😂😂😂😂😂unaongea in Dollars ...not ksh