I knew you guys were up to something visiting Haïti. You’re nothing more than self-righteous misery tourists. Your propaganda lies are Terrorist acts against Haiti’s safety.
@@crowmaster9652 yep, I know that. Create ambiguous narrative about a group of people to take away the world’s capacity to acknowledge their humanity. Your African American’s segregation is national, Haïti’s on a global level… An isolated nation.
YOUR LUCKY THE KILLERS DID NOT BRAKE IN AND KIDNAP YOUS FOR RANSOME. YOU NEED TO ASK GOD TO ASK FOR SPIROTUAL GUARDIAN TO PROTECT YOU. ITS TUG OF WAR HERE. IF YOU DONT ASK YOU DONT GET
You should title this “my terrifying trip to port au prince” instead, because Haiti is not terrifying just port au prince is bad right now. If you go to the second capital which is okap it’s a completely different experience.
@@509LM Port-au-Prince is bad, but not this video’s bad. Very insulting video with a super dismissive attitude. And why aren’t there any footage of your attack 🙄🤮🤮… Propaganda. This video is to intentionally terrorized the people of Haïti. I just can’t.
It's quite amusing seeing foreigners views of Haiti when they already have a preconcieved fearful image of it. I've been there numerous times and have always felt safe. I honestly believe vloggers set up their videos with this allure of danger to make there videos seem more entertaining, but I couldnt help but question why I didnt see any of the dangerous experiences you encountered in any of the video. Also haiti is a top destination for the enlightened travelers who can see past the bad rep it recieves. Although it does have deep rooted political and economical turmoil, it is a beautiful place and a gem none the less.
Thank you for pointing this out. These guys join a long bandwagon of Europeans and Americans who visit other countries just for the thrill of possible danger. Life is so good they have to go out and look for misery. Haiti is beautiful and would want to visit one day despite vloggers with negative content. To the vloggers If you want to make a difference, show us more of the positive side we know nothing about...the rest we already know just by switching on the news channels.
With all due respect, it's a bit bizarre that it took you until you reached the country to start really caring about the security situation. It's not exactly difficult to do a quick Google search beforehand and know what you're getting into and decide whether or not to go.
I couldn't agree more with this video. My father lived in Haiti for 4 years and every year would be completely different from the one before as on one hand you would see small developments like a new traffic light in Petionville but at the same time massive steps backwards like major protests about increasing fuel prices. But then you have the amazing beauty of Haitu outside of Port Au Prince. From small villages in the middle of the mountains to fishing towns like Gonaïves, the country is so diverse. So, Haiti has its flaws and still has a lot of work to do, but even now Haiti is definitely worth a visit
Haiti as a geographical and terrestrial space has very few flaws. But climate change is a formidable foe, for it can severely and abruptly disturb its harmony. If you were advance human from another galaxy who wish to live as an earth human, and earth was empty of any human existence, it would consider Haiti.
Thank you guy's so much for showing us how Haitians are doing. My father in law went there 4 years ago with his church to help build schools, and housing. It wasn't as scary as your experience, but the trip was cut short because the locals stole all the building materials.😅
Just came back from Haiti Stayed in Cap Haitian had no problems I walked the streets and laugh with the ppl and ate the street food nothing happened. Got no bad vibes
@@wrong1029 I just contacted a Haitian friend who has strong ties down there. I told him if he hears of any need... to let me know. I have not contacted agape yet.
soirilien st hilaire he’s saying that just there’s only danger and violence in port au prince not all of Haiti. If they went to petit goave or cap haïtien They wouldn’t have gotten rocks throw at them.
I love how kind your tourist guide is , he's being such emotional when he was trying to explain and Express something that provide to help his nation and exactly he has a point education is the key of everything you want to become to be
@@OskarandDan So you talked to one guy (that was eager to tell you what you want to hear), saw one decorated tree, and now you two are experts on Haitian religion and sociology? Unbelievable!
@@OskarandDan hey, I apologize for sounding mean but be careful when you travel to these poor countries. The locals know what you want to hear. They’re in the business of people-pleasing. They’re not going to challenge the narrative already in your head. That dude could have taken you to the thousands of churches in PAP but he didn’t. Why? Because he understands your Western gaze better than you do and selling it back to you.
Let me enlighten you all on something... Port-au-Prince is no different than visiting a city in the United States. Visiting other places in Haiti is like visiting small towns or the countryside in the US. I have been to Somalia, and people in the country are just as nice as anyone you would ever meet. Haiti 🇭🇹 is no different. People are people, and I'm moving there, and I'm white.
@@bootlegger8818 wow you are really going to be roughing it up. I lived in Jacmel for 5 years and now live in Port au Prince. I think Haiti is either hate it or Love it. I love it.
@@syljm515 it is very beautiful out there in fact. I traveled out there last year before the lockdown. The people are nice and the island does not suffer the same drama that the mainland does. I have a friend right there in Port-au-Prince and he's moving to the island with his family with me
I travel to Haiti 🇭🇹 a lot. I’ve stayed all over the country. I’m a student of kreyòl and the Haitian people. I learn so much every breath in Haiti. Mèsi pèp Ayisyen. Yon egzamp pou tout moun -Danny Shaw
i’m really sooo happy you guys went. thank you for risking your life. Honestly i feel almost ignorant for saying that but even through all of this Haiti continues to be my paradise ..
Kiriko Gosalez muños well those oppressive imperial terrorists are the base of all tourism so unless some of you “Caribbean natives” decide to visit tus vecinos and create some kind of economic flow don’t come at me with this bs.
I just got back from my seventh trip to Haiti on April 9. I’ve spent almost every trip in a small village of Titanyen outside of Port-Au-Prince. I absolutely love Haiti and the people there. Looking forward to seeing part two of your trip. I will say though, it is very dangerous at the moment that’s not just my experience. But the experience of my Haitian friends also.
They succeeded at their terrorizing act , 😢 … find a better source for your opinion about Haïti. This video is very misleading. And yes, they protest in Haïti like every other countries, and like every other countries there’s often display of violence in political protests. This video is extremely insulting and dismissive to the Haïtian fight for social equity. I hope you find a better source to make your decision. You’re also not obligated to go in Haïti. These guys were only looking for sensational experiences through their white superiority complex lenses.
@@juanito5418 My opinion isn't against Haitians. It's about using common sense and not traveling to places alone if there is a big risk of danger. That's something women all around the world have to worry about everywhere they go. You obviously don't have that problem, so I don't care about your opinion either. It's also common sense to not travel to places right now facing dangerous political and social upheaval. 👋
@@angelamarie4137 as a black bi men, that respect, support and empathize with women fight against gender oppression; I know exactly what you are referring to. I’m just disappointed that you’re choosing to participate in the oppressive isolation of an other racial ethnic group. But, you do you; Haïti doesn’t need you visiting either.
Living in Miami, we hear about Haiti daily. Personally I would fly to Santo Domingo, then take a commuter airline to Cap Hattian, then another flight to Port au Prince, then directly back to Santiago or Santo Domingo.
I’ll just say that I’ve been to Haiti and spent a week there traveling throughout the country. My trip was part vacation, part volunteer work. There wasn’t a single moment where I was frightened or afraid. I’ve felt more in danger when in Israel than when I was in Haiti.
@@freyastar4399 me being born in Haiti and living there it’s just dangerous people you don’t know are trying to kill you, some cities have curfew my dads hometown curfew was 4pm. My hometown croix de bouquet was pretty fine growing up my family was known but I saw plenty of death as a kid that still haunts me, overall you mind ya business and respect people you won’t be attack (probably) but you stick ya business out and look out of place than ya ass is grass.
@@freyastar4399 the last time i visited Haiti was 2019 to visit my mom great fucking time, I also saw a Dominican man get rocked to death because he ran over a Haitian
That's because you are black. You blend in with the population. My white ass wouldn't last very long if by some miracle I decided to randomly travel through Haiti.
I spent a year and a half in Haiti. I found that the people are all hard working , caring people. Once outside of Port au Prince you will find a different world. The true Haiti.
this video is completely amazing, the landscape, the story, everything is perfect thank you for showing the reality of my country while also showing some beautiful place the quality is very amazing. I’m going to subscribe to your channel right ! Love from Paris
@@JR-xn6yu is that a problem if they are in fact gay? Does that take away from them being good or bad? What if he answered yes I'm gay and you're a nigga? Anyway, I'm straight but being gay is no insult... well, I have an education
@@charnacharna3981 all these propagandas should be illegal. It really doesn’t help fix real problems people have to go through in Haïti. It’s state terrorism if you ask me .
I almost missed your video because I was traveling back from Cancun but thank God it popped up and I have a whole lot to say about Haiti. I have been traveling there for the past 40 years. There has always been political unrest in Haiti but I see now it has gotten crazy. I was in Port-au-Prince two years ago and it wasn’t like that. You guys are troopers though, I’m glad you got to see some of the beautiful parts. Looking forward to part two! And glad you’re alive to share the story. What were you thinking?? LOL❤️👍✈️
Wow Diane, that’s so cool that you’ve been going there continuously! Pretty badass! Would love to learn more about what you’ve done there. Part two will focus much more on the beautiful sides🙏✨
Don’t worry Diane, this is just a vice news type propaganda video. Unfortunately, the fight for social equity is still ongoing in Haïti; I hope one day they get the social democratic gouvernement they’ve been fighting 40 years for, they deserve. It’s not worst than it was, and isn’t any better. This video is just an insulting misleading montage makings lots of insulting sensational claims with no primary sources back them up. Haïti has a long way to go, but downgrading videos like this hurts more than it helps. It contributes to misleading stereotypes that dismiss protesting Haïtians social awareness and patriotic revolt for social equality in Haïti. I call this video a terrorizing attack on Haïti and it’s people struggle fair political representation. For gay people, I find them military in diversity exploration. Like what do you expect during a national protest 🙄 . Their white superiority complex just fell out their gay card 🙄🙄🙄. You seem like a great person Diane, don’t get involved with these monsters.
They were telling us to “take back our president” (several foreign powers, most notably the US and Canada, seem to be keeping the current president in power, so when they saw foreigners they likely took out their frustration on us).
Right now people are very pissed at international backers like the UN, OAS, USA who are supporting Jovenel Moise. There is also the CORE group of countries and BINUH office who are basically ruling the country de facto. They probably assumed they were Americans.
You guys should be thankful for the "good life" you have. Haiti is a developing country so don't expect to travel there and find everything in order. Good luck in your next travel!
My family is actually from Haiti and that restaurant is. It to far away from my house ☺️ I know it must of been scary but thank you for giving Haiti a chance it’s truly a Beautiful place. Just have been miss lead and taken advantage for a long time
I stayed in the Plaza Hotel myself when I traveled to Haiti. These guys failed to tell you about the SMELL of Haiti. They burn garbage every evening in PaP. The garbage is everything from paper, old electronics, mattresses, car batteries to medical waste. There’s a smoky stench in the air.
I am a Haitian American but have never been to Haiti because my parents say it’s to dangerous. I really hope I can one day in particular my dads home village. It’s called Casale or cazale
I was born and raised in Haiti, currently living in the US. It saddens me to hear that too many Haitians descent cant discover where they are from due to the instability of the country. As the first black republic in the world, this is a shame to be in such situation. Haiti is too rich to be a poor country. We have not only the landscape but the history to be a top destination in the Caribbean & the world. I am 25 years old, and I have yet to explore my country. I hope in my lifetime I can see a prosperous Haiti.
@@thefamous1716 It's even more sad if ur a 🇭🇹 with ambiguous features! They really don't like that...it's sad because the remaining 🇭🇹's that aren't "black" have made it all these years because they participated in the revolution,but they're so backwards in their thinking that they still c every last one as a threat!! I should be able to show my kids where they're truly from.Its like you have a home but ur not welcomed there! 🤣
My trip to haiti was great yes there’s a lot of property and stuff going on with the government but it’s a Beautiful country and I will definitely be going back.
Any sensible tourist would not visit the town center of any country where there is civil unrest but would opt to go to the more laid- back countryside and tourist resort areas.
I was there in 2016 during a “relatively “ calm period politically. I visited the mt top restaurant you were at in this video. 😊 My most memorable thing was working along side our translator painting black boards at a private school my group visited. He was about 20 had graduated hs again all odds and launching a successful career as a translator for Village of Hope. Gave me a new definition of what success looks like and totally erased any pre existing prejudices I held about coming from poverty somehow making a person less.
Oskar and Dan 2021 "violence, kidnappings and murders..... lets visit" 😅. What could possibly go wrong!! I had no idea you are both so young. Loved it. Im definitely sticking around for part 2 just to see if you both come out alive😆👍
@@powerfighter2554 they dont do enuff, it seems like they forget about haiti when they get to USA... And whenever they travel for vacation they go to DR over haiti
I can remember an old Korean navy veteran telling me onetime when his ship pulled into Haiti, one of the first things he saw getting of the ship was a dead body laying in a river with a knife in it’s back!
This video was beyond great! It is wonderful to see a place that is almost never covered on RUclips travel blogs. Thanks for leaving the sugar coating home (if you have any). Also thanks for covering the less sensational nice things you saw. JOURNALISM AR ITS BEST!!!!!
Guys a mother's only daughter went to Haiti to visit a sick relative on the verge of death and everyone told her not go and she went anyway and was kidnapped and never heard from again and odds are she's dead. When her mother found out she suffered a heart attack and later passed. Guys this was mistake and yawl need to go home ASAP.
@@deechallenge1323 because they see people as people, are welcoming, a bit naïve in some aspects, are forgiving people, and see no wrong in white peoples before they are wrong. It’s in part because of good positive western media consumption and Christian legacy. Videos like this one is very misleading and super destructive for the country.
I have been to Haiti 7 times, even with my young children..I feel safer in Haiti than in many parts of the US. It's very poor, so don't go there looking for a vacation..go there to change your heart.
Totally agree. Portland, San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Detroit, all these places run by democrats are incredibly dangerous and dirty. They are worse than Haiti for sure.
Words written for me to read...thank you...many time I sit in my house and only know what I read about that country....its refreshing to read words to slap some sense into me
Many parts of the Caribbean are « very poor » have you even truly seen the country? What do you identify as really poor » parts where tourist normally visit aren’t that poor.
This video is the equivalent of someone going to the worse part of the US then start making vlogs about how scary and dangerous the US is. As if that ONE bad city Is a reflection of the WHOLE country🤦🏾♂️
I'm so excited for Part 2 of your Haiti trip... The insecurity combined with the beauty and unique heritage reminds me of my travels in northeastern India a decade ago (P.S. the region is at peace now, but a decade ago, it was scary)
It's nothing new Just check the majority of vloggers who go to the poor developing countries, they usually go out of their way to show the bad sides of the countries that way they can feel good about their lives and generate videos like this As If this country needs more bad press Not my intention to bring race but they are usually white 😂
My parents are from Dominican Republic and i absolutely love that you traveled to Haiti. I definitely want to visit but with a 7 year old it might not be the best decision at the moment.
As a haitian born in France, even my mom would be against the project to go in Haiti now. It is a little complicated at the time. So i salute your courage and your will to discover this country! Thanks you very much guys! I will follow you soon by the way once Macron removed the curfew.
None of what is happening is going to stop me from moving to the island of La Gonave. Currently heading up a trade school for construction there outside the city of anse-a-galets.
SJUKT spännande och informativ video! Vet knappt någonting om Haiti och snubblade över er kanal av en ren slump, men jäklar vilken kvalitet på produktionen! Greetings from Tokyo :)
As a botanist, I find it terrifying to see the state of nature there. There used to be many endemic species and fascinating forests, nowadays there are only heavily eroded landscapes with only a few remnants of the once wonderful nature. It makes me sad...
My name is Kevin, I’ve bin to Haiti 16 times with a charity I help run. Serge started as a paid guide, but quickly became my Haitian Brother, you were extremely lucky to have found him, and yes idiots for going at this point in time. We had to cancel last years trip, this years trip, and nexts years questionable. I look forward to your part #2
PART 2: ruclips.net/video/koLlomRIMfY/видео.html
I knew you guys were up to something visiting Haïti. You’re nothing more than self-righteous misery tourists. Your propaganda lies are Terrorist acts against Haiti’s safety.
This is what we African Americans put up in America, kind of an interesting experience ain't it?
@@crowmaster9652 yep, I know that. Create ambiguous narrative about a group of people to take away the world’s capacity to acknowledge their humanity. Your African American’s segregation is national, Haïti’s on a global level… An isolated nation.
@Bubulah Pasibkhanu talking to me or the misery tourists ?
YOUR LUCKY THE KILLERS DID NOT BRAKE IN AND KIDNAP YOUS FOR RANSOME. YOU NEED TO ASK GOD TO ASK FOR SPIROTUAL GUARDIAN TO PROTECT YOU. ITS TUG OF WAR HERE. IF YOU DONT ASK YOU DONT GET
You should title this “my terrifying trip to port au prince” instead, because Haiti is not terrifying just port au prince is bad right now. If you go to the second capital which is okap it’s a completely different experience.
@@PaulElmont-fd1xc South
anywhere else is good except port au prince
I agree
@@PaulElmont-fd1xc go to south somewhere called port-salut
I was is ocap last year. That was om fire, and the local police station had been burned down. The country is a dump
It’s only port au prince that’s bad, just go a couple hours to the countryside and explore the real beauty of Haiti
Just wait for part two my friend!
Exactly always baffles me when I read comments that make it sound like it’s a war zone 24/7
@@509LM Port-au-Prince is bad, but not this video’s bad. Very insulting video with a super dismissive attitude. And why aren’t there any footage of your attack 🙄🤮🤮…
Propaganda. This video is to intentionally terrorized the people of Haïti. I just can’t.
@@juanito5418 unfortunately a lot of these tourist do these sensationalist Haiti videos for views only
Never in a million years lol 😂
It's so tragic how they're having all that trouble in Haiti. It's such a beautiful country. I just hope the situation gets better soon.
ruclips.net/video/Pvt__FmYgNU/видео.html
They're not having trouble, they're creating it, Bubba...
@@charlesgilbert3101 definitely not
Beautiful they stripped it clean it kind of reminds me of California
Haiti has been a s---thole since they revolted in 1804.
Here after the presidents'assasination
Had no idea colombians were involved in this .What a tragedy for the Hatian people who gave suffered tru years with political unrest. 😢
I'm here after hearing stories of the presidents assassination.
same
so sad
Me too
It's quite amusing seeing foreigners views of Haiti when they already have a preconcieved fearful image of it. I've been there numerous times and have always felt safe. I honestly believe vloggers set up their videos with this allure of danger to make there videos seem more entertaining, but I couldnt help but question why I didnt see any of the dangerous experiences you encountered in any of the video. Also haiti is a top destination for the enlightened travelers who can see past the bad rep it recieves. Although it does have deep rooted political and economical turmoil, it is a beautiful place and a gem none the less.
Thank you for pointing this out. These guys join a long bandwagon of Europeans and Americans who visit other countries just for the thrill of possible danger. Life is so good they have to go out and look for misery. Haiti is beautiful and would want to visit one day despite vloggers with negative content. To the vloggers If you want to make a difference, show us more of the positive side we know nothing about...the rest we already know just by switching on the news channels.
@mark watson and is that fun to you?
They need to stop worshipping voodoo n they would be aight
You must be Haitian. Haiti is fckd up. No way round tht.
@@tardigrade9493 I’m here today after the news as well . This is crazy
With all due respect, it's a bit bizarre that it took you until you reached the country to start really caring about the security situation. It's not exactly difficult to do a quick Google search beforehand and know what you're getting into and decide whether or not to go.
This shows how little you've understood what Oskar and Dan really want
Nah I’m sure you can go anywhere if your show respect and don’t look like someone who’s begging to be robbed…
It's funny when people say "Haiti, Haiti, Haiti" but only stay in Port-au-Prince. By the way, Great video! I'm waiting for Part 2 💯
Thank you!
right
@@OskarandDan port au prince is where my grandma live at, its safe and has a good community. And has much more nicer hotels.
Facts
The same can be said anywhere.
I couldn't agree more with this video.
My father lived in Haiti for 4 years and every year would be completely different from the one before as on one hand you would see small developments like a new traffic light in Petionville but at the same time massive steps backwards like major protests about increasing fuel prices. But then you have the amazing beauty of Haitu outside of Port Au Prince. From small villages in the middle of the mountains to fishing towns like Gonaïves, the country is so diverse.
So, Haiti has its flaws and still has a lot of work to do, but even now Haiti is definitely worth a visit
Thank you for this comment Dennis!!
Haiti as a geographical and terrestrial space has very few flaws. But climate change is a formidable foe, for it can severely and abruptly disturb its harmony. If you were advance human from another galaxy who wish to live as an earth human, and earth was empty of any human existence, it would consider Haiti.
@@wip1664 yeah climate change is probably haiti's number one problem, thank you Greta keep ditching school.
@@wip1664 climate is affected by lack of its flora and fauna. Not much trees, all gone and none replanted. It does affect the environment.
Protests are not "steps backwards", what is backwards is what the people protest against.
Oskar's French is excellent! 👍
Thank you guy's so much for showing us how Haitians are doing. My father in law went there 4 years ago with his church to help build schools, and housing. It wasn't as scary as your experience, but the trip was cut short because the locals stole all the building materials.😅
How typical.... lmao
What I got most from this video was not just the beautiful part of the country but the humanity we all share. Thanks to you guys and to Serge!
Just came back from Haiti Stayed in Cap Haitian had no problems I walked the streets and laugh with the ppl and ate the street food nothing happened. Got no bad vibes
What is your skin color?
I'm white and I'm moving there come what may.
@@bootlegger8818 come what may we have guns
@@bootlegger8818 good luck
@@sandratineo300 thank you. We are starting a trade school there for construction 🚧
Something about Haitians warms my heart. We worked with Agape flights in Venice FL to ship supplies after the earthquake.
I'm curious, are you doing the same thing again with the 7.0 earthquake that just happened?
@@wrong1029 I just contacted a Haitian friend who has strong ties down there. I told him if he hears of any need... to let me know. I have not contacted agape yet.
Port-au-prince is not haiti.
You meant to say only, last time I check port au prince is the capital of haiti
soirilien st hilaire he’s saying that just there’s only danger and violence in port au prince not all of Haiti. If they went to petit goave or cap haïtien
They wouldn’t have gotten rocks throw at them.
I love how kind your tourist guide is , he's being such emotional when he was trying to explain and Express something that provide to help his nation and exactly he has a point education is the key of everything you want to become to be
Serge is amazing. Have worked with him when we do our annual film shoots in Haiti
I still can't believe you're only 23! I feel old...😅
As a nature lover myself, I absolutely love, love the mountain views. Beautiful. Would love to travel to Haiti just to see the mountains.
Mountains without trees or vegetation. Haitians love to use trees for cooking and the deforestation it's a tragedy.
Please let travel there together
“I work with the press” LMFAO 🤣
Serge is a legend!🙌
Voodoo is not the main religion of Haiti. Christianity is.
Did you even watch the video?🤔
@@OskarandDan So you talked to one guy (that was eager to tell you what you want to hear), saw one decorated tree, and now you two are experts on Haitian religion and sociology? Unbelievable!
@@OskarandDan hey, I apologize for sounding mean but be careful when you travel to these poor countries. The locals know what you want to hear. They’re in the business of people-pleasing. They’re not going to challenge the narrative already in your head. That dude could have taken you to the thousands of churches in PAP but he didn’t. Why? Because he understands your Western gaze better than you do and selling it back to you.
Agreed. I was shocked when I heard that.
Stop lying even the Christians practice voudou
I just spent a week in Port-au-Prince and also travelled with Serge, and I enjoyed my visit without any dramatic experiences. Thanks for your video!
Let me enlighten you all on something... Port-au-Prince is no different than visiting a city in the United States. Visiting other places in Haiti is like visiting small towns or the countryside in the US. I have been to Somalia, and people in the country are just as nice as anyone you would ever meet. Haiti 🇭🇹 is no different. People are people, and I'm moving there, and I'm white.
Lol cool... what part are you moving to?
@@syljm515 to the island in the bay. La Gonave. I'm heading up a trade school for construction
@@bootlegger8818 wow you are really going to be roughing it up.
I lived in Jacmel for 5 years and now live in Port au Prince. I think Haiti is either hate it or Love it.
I love it.
A plus is you will be living right on an amazing beach.
@@syljm515 it is very beautiful out there in fact. I traveled out there last year before the lockdown. The people are nice and the island does not suffer the same drama that the mainland does. I have a friend right there in Port-au-Prince and he's moving to the island with his family with me
Haiti is probably the best run black country in the world.
Probably Togo lol
I travel to Haiti 🇭🇹 a lot. I’ve stayed all over the country. I’m a student of kreyòl and the Haitian people. I learn so much every breath in Haiti. Mèsi pèp Ayisyen. Yon egzamp pou tout moun -Danny Shaw
@@juanito5418 mèsi patizan. Ou ka jwenn mwen sou rezo sosyo pou nou tout travay ansanm pou Ayiti 🇭🇹
I was born here. Left when I was 3 months old. I will go back one day. Something needs to be done
Such a beautiful video that you guys showing me, my country Haiti is beautiful , thank you so much for this video 😎😎🙏🙏🇭🇹
Thank you for having us in Haiti!
i’m really sooo happy you guys went. thank you for risking your life.
Honestly i feel almost ignorant for saying that but even through all of this Haiti continues to be my paradise ..
Don’t encourage these oppressive imperial terrorists to go back in Haïti, they are only looking to belittle the country’s sovereignty.
Kiriko Gosalez muños well those oppressive imperial terrorists are the base of all tourism so unless some of you “Caribbean natives” decide to visit tus vecinos and create some kind of economic flow don’t come at me with this bs.
@@coralieheyliger2572 keep your oppressive self-righteous ignorance for yourself, evil!
I just got back from my seventh trip to Haiti on April 9. I’ve spent almost every trip in a small village of Titanyen outside of Port-Au-Prince. I absolutely love Haiti and the people there. Looking forward to seeing part two of your trip.
I will say though, it is very dangerous at the moment that’s not just my experience. But the experience of my Haitian friends also.
Part 2 is up!😊
Lol they act like once they hit 25 years old it's considered old already 😂 lmao
As a solo female traveler, I don't think I'll be visiting Haiti anytime soon. Egypt was traumatizing enough, and that was four years ago.
They succeeded at their terrorizing act , 😢 … find a better source for your opinion about Haïti. This video is very misleading. And yes, they protest in Haïti like every other countries, and like every other countries there’s often display of violence in political protests. This video is extremely insulting and dismissive to the Haïtian fight for social equity. I hope you find a better source to make your decision. You’re also not obligated to go in Haïti. These guys were only looking for sensational experiences through their white superiority complex lenses.
@@juanito5418 My opinion isn't against Haitians. It's about using common sense and not traveling to places alone if there is a big risk of danger. That's something women all around the world have to worry about everywhere they go. You obviously don't have that problem, so I don't care about your opinion either. It's also common sense to not travel to places right now facing dangerous political and social upheaval. 👋
@@angelamarie4137 as a black bi men, that respect, support and empathize with women fight against gender oppression; I know exactly what you are referring to. I’m just disappointed that you’re choosing to participate in the oppressive isolation of an other racial ethnic group. But, you do you; Haïti doesn’t need you visiting either.
Living in Miami, we hear about Haiti daily. Personally I would fly to Santo Domingo, then take a commuter airline to Cap Hattian, then another flight to Port au Prince, then directly back to Santiago or Santo Domingo.
I’ll just say that I’ve been to Haiti and spent a week there traveling throughout the country. My trip was part vacation, part volunteer work.
There wasn’t a single moment where I was frightened or afraid. I’ve felt more in danger when in Israel than when I was in Haiti.
Why are ppl coming to America saying they are scared to go back? Genuine question? (If you know the answer)
@@freyastar4399 Because the US has been destabilizing the country since the catastrophic 2004 coup d'etat.
@@freyastar4399 me being born in Haiti and living there it’s just dangerous people you don’t know are trying to kill you, some cities have curfew my dads hometown curfew was 4pm. My hometown croix de bouquet was pretty fine growing up my family was known but I saw plenty of death as a kid that still haunts me, overall you mind ya business and respect people you won’t be attack (probably) but you stick ya business out and look out of place than ya ass is grass.
@@freyastar4399 the last time i visited Haiti was 2019 to visit my mom great fucking time, I also saw a Dominican man get rocked to death because he ran over a Haitian
That's because you are black. You blend in with the population. My white ass wouldn't last very long if by some miracle I decided to randomly travel through Haiti.
I spent a year and a half in Haiti. I found that the people are all hard working , caring people. Once outside of Port au Prince you will find a different world. The true Haiti.
this video is completely amazing, the landscape, the story, everything is perfect thank you for showing the reality of my country while also showing some beautiful place the quality is very amazing. I’m going to subscribe to your channel right ! Love from Paris
So happy you liked it🙏❤️
@@OskarandDan why are you two dudes so close to each other. Nigga you gay?
@@JR-xn6yu is that a problem if they are in fact gay? Does that take away from them being good or bad? What if he answered yes I'm gay and you're a nigga? Anyway, I'm straight but being gay is no insult... well, I have an education
@@sem2006fr why are you defending terrorists?
@@charnacharna3981 all these propagandas should be illegal. It really doesn’t help fix real problems people have to go through in Haïti. It’s state terrorism if you ask me .
I almost missed your video because I was traveling back from Cancun but thank God it popped up and I have a whole lot to say about Haiti. I have been traveling there for the past 40 years. There has always been political unrest in Haiti but I see now it has gotten crazy. I was in Port-au-Prince two years ago and it wasn’t like that. You guys are troopers though, I’m glad you got to see some of the beautiful parts. Looking forward to part two! And glad you’re alive to share the story. What were you thinking?? LOL❤️👍✈️
Wow Diane, that’s so cool that you’ve been going there continuously! Pretty badass! Would love to learn more about what you’ve done there. Part two will focus much more on the beautiful sides🙏✨
Don’t worry Diane, this is just a vice news type propaganda video. Unfortunately, the fight for social equity is still ongoing in Haïti; I hope one day they get the social democratic gouvernement they’ve been fighting 40 years for, they deserve. It’s not worst than it was, and isn’t any better. This video is just an insulting misleading montage makings lots of insulting sensational claims with no primary sources back them up. Haïti has a long way to go, but downgrading videos like this hurts more than it helps. It contributes to misleading stereotypes that dismiss protesting Haïtians social awareness and patriotic revolt for social equality in Haïti. I call this video a terrorizing attack on Haïti and it’s people struggle fair political representation. For gay people, I find them military in diversity exploration. Like what do you expect during a national protest 🙄 . Their white superiority complex just fell out their gay card 🙄🙄🙄. You seem like a great person Diane, don’t get involved with these monsters.
@@juanito5418 🤣
@@mikicerise6250 😅
Damn I’m praying for Serge’s well-being
Amazing video! Can’t wait for part two. Was Serge able to shed any light on what the group of men in the square were saying to you all?
They were telling us to “take back our president” (several foreign powers, most notably the US and Canada, seem to be keeping the current president in power, so when they saw foreigners they likely took out their frustration on us).
Right now people are very pissed at international backers like the UN, OAS, USA who are supporting Jovenel Moise. There is also the CORE group of countries and BINUH office who are basically ruling the country de facto. They probably assumed they were Americans.
You guys should be thankful for the "good life" you have. Haiti is a developing country so don't expect to travel there and find everything in order. Good luck in your next travel!
Haiti is not developing.
@@mikicerise6250 it will
@@mikicerise6250 you are not developed
Yidesax Haiti seems like a warzone right now.
My God what a beautiful and super interesting country full of culture. May God bless Haiti 🇭🇹 and her people 🙏 ❤️
why you had to put terrifying in the title im pretty sure there is some terrifying places in Sweden too stop playing with my country
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Yu yu, you can't be serious, you want to compare the level of instability in Haiti to Sweden. Ou Fou ou enrage, quitter tafia
I am Haitian and I disagree. The world needs to know what’s going on there currently. It’s a humanitarian crisis. We need to get our shit together.🇭🇹
@@thefamous1716 go take several seats. You people need to educate yourself.
@@rudcolas5064 😂😂😂
My family is actually from Haiti and that restaurant is. It to far away from my house ☺️
I know it must of been scary but thank you for giving Haiti a chance it’s truly a Beautiful place. Just have been miss lead and taken advantage for a long time
Omg that’s awesome! Part 2 is up :)
I stayed in the Plaza Hotel myself when I traveled to Haiti. These guys failed to tell you about the SMELL of Haiti. They burn garbage every evening in PaP. The garbage is everything from paper, old electronics, mattresses, car batteries to medical waste. There’s a smoky stench in the air.
Thank you for posting this incredible video!! I loved it!!!♥️
I am a Haitian American but have never been to Haiti because my parents say it’s to dangerous. I really hope I can one day in particular my dads home village. It’s called Casale or cazale
Cazale is a beautiful place, and pretty easy to get to from PAP.
I was born and raised in Haiti, currently living in the US. It saddens me to hear that too many Haitians descent cant discover where they are from due to the instability of the country. As the first black republic in the world, this is a shame to be in such situation. Haiti is too rich to be a poor country. We have not only the landscape but the history to be a top destination in the Caribbean & the world. I am 25 years old, and I have yet to explore my country. I hope in my lifetime I can see a prosperous Haiti.
@@thefamous1716 It's even more sad if ur a 🇭🇹 with ambiguous features! They really don't like that...it's sad because the remaining 🇭🇹's that aren't "black" have made it all these years because they participated in the revolution,but they're so backwards in their thinking that they still c every last one as a threat!! I should be able to show my kids where they're truly from.Its like you have a home but ur not welcomed there! 🤣
I really admire both of you for following your heart and traveling together. I hope I can have that someday. Cherish the time together.
My trip to haiti was great yes there’s a lot of property and stuff going on with the government but it’s a Beautiful country and I will definitely be going back.
Any sensible tourist would not visit the town center of any country where there is civil unrest but would opt to go to the more laid- back countryside and tourist resort areas.
Merci monsieur Serge, vous représentez l'essence même et l'espoir de cette grande nation.
I was there in 2016 during a “relatively “ calm period politically. I visited the mt top restaurant you were at in this video. 😊 My most memorable thing was working along side our translator painting black boards at a private school my group visited. He was about 20 had graduated hs again all odds and launching a successful career as a translator for Village of Hope. Gave me a new definition of what success looks like and totally erased any pre existing prejudices I held about coming from poverty somehow making a person less.
Great video, thanks for making the trip to Haiti.
So you visit my country proud of you and God bless you
That tour guide there is a truly a good person.
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It’s fun watching videos about my home country
Like it , but you should visit jacmel, Port Salut, labadee , etc
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Oskar and Dan 2021 "violence, kidnappings and murders..... lets visit" 😅. What could possibly go wrong!! I had no idea you are both so young. Loved it. Im definitely sticking around for part 2 just to see if you both come out alive😆👍
Hahaha, thank you!!
Makes me cry. My parents are from Haiti and I want to leave U.S. and visit but it's too dangerous. Great video😊🙏
Hope you get to go as soon as possible🙏❤️
Haiti needs the help of Haitian Americans, to invest in the country and help the economy grow
@@Ozama1221 haitian americans provide remittance
@@powerfighter2554 they dont do enuff, it seems like they forget about haiti when they get to USA... And whenever they travel for vacation they go to DR over haiti
@@Ozama1221 lots of Haitians visit Haiti, you should be happy that people are visting DR.
I can remember an old Korean navy veteran telling me onetime when his ship pulled into Haiti, one of the first things he saw getting of the ship was a dead body laying in a river with a knife in it’s back!
This video was beyond great! It is wonderful to see a place that is almost never covered on RUclips travel blogs. Thanks for leaving the sugar coating home (if you have any). Also thanks for covering the less sensational nice things you saw. JOURNALISM AR ITS BEST!!!!!
Thank you SO much🙏🙏
Guys a mother's only daughter went to Haiti to visit a sick relative on the verge of death and everyone told her not go and she went anyway and was kidnapped and never heard from again and odds are she's dead. When her mother found out she suffered a heart attack and later passed. Guys this was mistake and yawl need to go home ASAP.
Nice vlog! What do you use for dubbing (e.g. brand of tool)?
Thanks! We use Yeti Blue :)
@@OskarandDan thanks
Im going may 17 yes pap dangourous but im good after that. Haiti my second home. Love it there
Fam🤞
Do they always attack random white peoples like the video seems to claim?
@@juanito5418 No, the people Love white peoples there, i don't know why!!! But it's the fact
@@deechallenge1323 because they see people as people, are welcoming, a bit naïve in some aspects, are forgiving people, and see no wrong in white peoples before they are wrong. It’s in part because of good positive western media consumption and Christian legacy. Videos like this one is very misleading and super destructive for the country.
Yo he was my guide in 2017 !
He's terrific!
I can't wait for part 2! :O
Same
The tour guid seems to really love his country. I think he was embarrassed of the youngsters throwing rocks.
What was the name of the restaurant overlooking Port au Prince?
I have been to Haiti 7 times, even with my young children..I feel safer in Haiti than in many parts of the US. It's very poor, so don't go there looking for a vacation..go there to change your heart.
Totally agree. Portland, San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Detroit, all these places run by democrats are incredibly dangerous and dirty. They are worse than Haiti for sure.
Words written for me to read...thank you...many time I sit in my house and only know what I read about that country....its refreshing to read words to slap some sense into me
Many parts of the Caribbean are « very poor » have you even truly seen the country? What do you identify as really poor » parts where tourist normally visit aren’t that poor.
Your guide Sean was just in indigo traveler's Haïti series
This video is the equivalent of someone going to the worse part of the US then start making vlogs about how scary and dangerous the US is. As if that ONE bad city Is a reflection of the WHOLE country🤦🏾♂️
Haiti is awful just own it and move on
Be quiet
Isn't it the capital & main city?
@Von nope, you don't have to be Haitian to know its awful.
The president has left the building.😂 🏫
I always wanted to know the Swedish perspective of Haïti!!!⚡️🙏🏿
That's oddly specific
Uh ok! 😬
Your guide was,serge, in the indigo traveler video of haiti. He seems like a cool guy, and he is very clever about getting people out of trouble.
I'm so excited for Part 2 of your Haiti trip... The insecurity combined with the beauty and unique heritage reminds me of my travels in northeastern India a decade ago
(P.S. the region is at peace now, but a decade ago, it was scary)
Im watching and Haiti is very beautiful country. The tour guide is awesome
I haven't looked at this, but I'm assuming it's mostly dome and gloom. I wanna start seeing these countries good side.
It's not it's a mix and I'm glad they're showing the hood and bad sides , they have another video about the unseen side of Haiti
It's nothing new
Just check the majority of vloggers who go to the poor developing countries, they usually go out of their way to show the bad sides of the countries that way they can feel good about their lives and generate videos like this
As If this country needs more bad press
Not my intention to bring race but they are usually white 😂
Meanwhile kurtcaz is on his own undergoing a voodoo ritual with his balls of steel 😂
My parents are from Dominican Republic and i absolutely love that you traveled to Haiti.
I definitely want to visit but with a 7 year old it might not be the best decision at the moment.
Be careful... They hate Dominicans there
@@Ozama1221 most Haitians do not hate Dominicans.
@@powerfighter2554 some do and some don’t
@@Ozama1221 They don’t hate Dominicans. We love them, they are our brothers and sisters
@Stanley Dougé majority of ppl on both sides hate each other
Really amazing! Thank you for the documentary!
Happy to see my coworkers and am glad you guys visited some nice places back home. Like jacmel ( Lakou Nouyòk)
Thanks for your courage! I didn't know a lot of facts. You opened the world of Haiti for me 🤩
As a haitian born in France, even my mom would be against the project to go in Haiti now. It is a little complicated at the time.
So i salute your courage and your will to discover this country! Thanks you very much guys! I will follow you soon by the way once Macron removed the curfew.
Hope you will be able to go soon🙏
This is very personal approach to vlogging. Hats off both of you
What was the name of the hotel you stayed at in the beginning of your video in Port-au-Prince?
Le Plaza :)
Great video...thank you and can't wait for part 2!!!
Part 2 is up! :)
Awesome video. Can’t wait to see the rest of the videos. Happy that you both are safe.
Thanks for watching!🙏
My first time going to Haiti it was beautiful I did not expect Haiti to have mountains the beaches there are beautiful to
Amazing view! Love the video.
Looks amazing 🤩 wonderful experience
I have been to this country twice on medical mission trips. The people are beautiful. I hope the political situation stabilizes.
None of what is happening is going to stop me from moving to the island of La Gonave. Currently heading up a trade school for construction there outside the city of anse-a-galets.
My older sister has done this twice on medical missions and once with her husband
Did you really say « thankfully we stayed » guys I think it’s the worst moment to travel in Haiti RN 🤣❤️
SJUKT spännande och informativ video! Vet knappt någonting om Haiti och snubblade över er kanal av en ren slump, men jäklar vilken kvalitet på produktionen! Greetings from Tokyo :)
Greetings from Brazil :)
Thanks so much Endigo❤️
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@@Rolando_Cueva Kono Dio Da
Pro tip when u are going to Haiti:bring ur Juggernaut suit
What a beauty, would love to visit.
As a botanist, I find it terrifying to see the state of nature there. There used to be many endemic species and fascinating forests, nowadays there are only heavily eroded landscapes with only a few remnants of the once wonderful nature. It makes me sad...
My name is Kevin, I’ve bin to Haiti 16 times with a charity I help run. Serge started as a paid guide, but quickly became my Haitian Brother, you were extremely lucky to have found him, and yes idiots for going at this point in time.
We had to cancel last years trip, this years trip, and nexts years questionable.
I look forward to your part #2
Serge is amazing! Part 2 is up :)
I used to walk to school passing that square everyday 😂
My friend got out years ago when Poppa Doc and Baby Doc were installed. His stories were frightening .
Does Poppa Doc still rap battle?
Love it 🥰 thank you for your beautiful video. Stay safe and enjoy 😉
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“Haiti, for much of its history and including present-day has been prevailingly a Christian country, primarily Roman Catholic”
I thought that too
So y’all gonna pretend that Voudou is not very widely practiced? Lie to yourselves
He really wants people to believe differently! He's so proud of what he said. What a complete lowlife!!
I am sorry for what you had experienced there. The Ouest side of the country right now is not the best place to be.