Titilayo (Oyinbo) in Houston, eating Iyan - Exclusive Coverage by Golden Icons

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Titilayo (Oyinbo) in Houston, eating Iyan - Exclusive Coverage by Golden Icons

[@paulemelone1863]

Thanks for identifying with us,appreciating and respecting our culture 🙏,we’re proud of you 👍

[@manofTao]

I can see why a lot of Yoruba men would fall in love with you, not just because of your interest in, and knowledge of their culture. but for your positive and charming personality :-). You are beautiful and inspiring. Cheers from Oz (another lover of languages :-)

[@stephendada8463]

Apologies to the parents discouraging their wards from speaking Yoruba, all in the name of looking sophisticated. Kudos to Titi.
You are an African embrace your roots.

[@rosalindb831]

@natureboyinyourface
My Nigerian friend was discouraged from speaking her language. Her mum would slap her when she didn't speak English. After her mum had her, she then married a white man and had kids with him. My friend was then made to embrace everything English

[@zweeterion]

I must continue to pray that God should continue to bless America for having children like Titilayo!!!

[@yorubaambassador7021]

Titi is doing a great job. We appreciate you. Viewers may also watch videos from Yoruba Ambassador. It's fun learning while watching others learn. You even get challenged when you get to watch non-Nigerians speak Yoruba for the first time. Yoruba is rich in culture and language. E je ka gbe ede ati asa wa laruge (Let us appreciate/flaunt our culture and language). Thanks

[@seunelesaodo9144]

Her family is lovely!

[@nuridinadams9219]

Nice to see your family. I am married to a Swedish woman and seeing you speaking Yoruba really makes a good impression on her and me and my family are wishing you more happiness in life and bless you with ibeji, twins. amen oo from Sweden.

[@324Ben]

Amazing.

[@suleshangodoyin]

This is an international aspire element of a recent people that need to teach others how to live in our society and others!
Anyway, I wish her and the rest her family best stay in Ibadan, Nigeria.
It's me,
Sule Shangodoyin.

[@OlaHadefila]

titilayo she is very good indeed.

[@pj081505]

Omidan omolewa Titilayo, omo to shan. Mo gba tire o. Nko sere o.

[@Saiege]

Ok but where is this cause that looks bomb asf and I live in Houston!

[@samueloyeniyi2876]

Cool

[@Taniosmutetela]

grandma is trying to eat with her hand... like that

[@africanbeautifulgirl]

if the white people that came to Africa were like Titi and embraced and enjoyed the culture, the world will be a beter place

[@adeyinkadoherty8991]

impressive

[@paisleyprincess7996]

She speaks Yoruba really good!

[@preciouslove1521]

I love you Titlayo

[@de99nn]

wow

[@MrTop3selected]

wat did she say at 5.32

[@naijanistan]

I love this Yoruba Lady a.k.a Mama Obama. She's so CLASSY.

[@omolabakebakare107]

Thank you

[@naijanistan]

@@omolabakebakare107
10 years later. Hmmmnnn!!!

[@okpalaj]

that's awesome..go titi :)

[@rampegerule2060]

Dnmm fufu -i love it o o

[@m.moraglia]

Wọn bí mi nílú Brasil 🇧🇷
Titilayo jẹ àpẹẹrẹ láti tẹle fún gbogbo ènìyàn ti o fẹ́ràn èdè arẹwà yìí!
Ọmọ Yorùbá níwa!
Kí èdè Yorùbá má sọnù!
Láyọ̀!

[@blessinge.peoples5792]

Who is d mother? What origin

[@GreatDalaD]

Titi,u are gr8t...this s funmi ,a yoruba gurl.....OLewami ni fb toba fe........sandra fumilayo.

[@de99nn]

I love the USA

[@toyinte3972]

I love you

[@Harrahshow]

Infiltrate divide and conquer in motion

[@azeezsaka5153]

Quite a while

[@samanthaalexander8117]

I love you 😘

[@Balogun20]

you gotta be kidding me

[@chukwukaigboaka4619]

I wished this video had a subtitle because am curious to know how she learnt Yoruba

[@AzAz-si2qv]

She study it in sch and later travel to Nigeria for a year course in UI. And also live with some Yoruba family throughout the study.

[@chukwukaigboaka4619]

@@AzAz-si2qv OH Thanks

[@lanrefemi1]

@picassomicasso1: don't be stupid my friend, CIA has loads of Nigerians as agents already, both in nigeria and all over the world. Why are you finding it difficult that other races wants to learn our language, after all most Nigerians speak and write in other foreign language as well.

[@toyinte3972]

I love you because you are speapkin yoruba

[@Nigeria164-q8c]

😂😂😂

[@tobio5899]

Mehn!!! See how she is eating that iyan!!!

[@picassomicasso1]

CIA

[@mobolajioke]

Whaooo!...this is Amazing...How she could speak Yoruba fluently without mixing it with any English word. Some Nigerians can not even speak one sentence in Yoruba. I believe this is a challenge to all Nigerians.

[@MajorrBison]

it could be true though loool but she is not the first and she wont be the last to understand any nigerian language.

[@yinkoos]

Titi speaks impeccable Yoruba but she did not work on her accent.

[@olayiwolasegun1392]

She doesn't need any accent as long as she is understood.