Im from Africa the South. And ill tell you this. At some point in each African life, we dreamed that someday our brothers & sisters will finally realise that we are the same person. We have the natural resources and the culture/traditions , you have the Technology and the know how in a modern world. Share with us we will share with you & we WILL travel the stars. 🤞🏾😤💯🇿🇦👊🏽
It’s peak. The very mineral, stone, that grows naturally from our land. Is stollen from our land, repackaged and than resold to stolen Africans in America + (rest of the world) it’s actually a laughable joke, you couldn’t script this
It’s peak. The very mineral, stone, that grows naturally from our land. Is stollen from our land, repackaged and than resold to stolen Africans in America + (rest of the world) It’s like a laughable script that you wouldn’t want to watch in the movies
The white men already coming here and winning and making lots of money, land and properties.. especially in South Africa.. Every Black American Gon be super rich if they tap in to Africa..
I feel this shiit…as an American born “black “ man the first time I touched down in Africa I cried because it was like everything we were shown growing up was a lie. It’s poverty there as anywhere but the media doesn’t show you the beauty and it’s beautiful asf. The landscape the ppl and ESPECIALLY the women 💙😮💨
We’re not American born Africans. We’re just American. We weren’t born in african. Our decedents are. White Americans don’t say British born Americans.. just say American.
There's no such thing as a Nursing Home or Assisted Living. That's One thing I love about Africa they take care of their elders and they bring up the new generation in the right way no matter the circumstances. ❤💚💛🖤
@@anonymous-3720 Nope, completely different. Look into the what Personal Support Workers do. There's alzhmiers, Dementia, loss of mobility, etc..etc the list goes on. It is ignorant and backwards to think that getting assistance for your parents is a lesser option. If you're unavailable 24hrs a day it would stupid to not get assistance. Pride is why many people don't take advantage of it and also this self righteous attitude that shames people who can't stay home to help their loved ones because they have to much going on. Life doesn't just paint one picture not everyone is living the same life.
@@Rio-uv1gsthen you die. Thats what your not understanding. Other cultures the elders leave to not burden the family. Not physically leave, but mentally and consciously prepare to go and that is not taught in the West. Western world keep you alive to where you're a vegetable such is most of the drugs. Plants and roots are their medicine. Look how many autistic children their are in these countries. They're almost non existent. UNLESS! The Bill Gates foundation is there!
I'm from Haiti and currently living in Miami, Florida and this is my second time in Ghana in the last two years and the little time I've spent here, I've felt safer in Ghana than I have my whole life in the US. For example, while in Ghana, EVERY instance I've interacted with police officers, not once did I feel like my life was in danger nor did I feel that there's a possibility that I was going to end up in a cell as a result of that encounter.
When it comes to raising a family, providing a safe nurturing environment is my priority. As a melanated being, if I can provide that nurturing environment surrounded by mostly melaninated beings then I have found Heaven on Earth.
This is exactly how I felt in Nigeria. Can't nobody tell me nothing about Nigeria. I've been there several times. I'm stuck! I love it there. I love the people. I felt the most free I've ever felt in my life. I'll deal with all the inconveniences. The lights going out, the low water pressure, the traffic, whatever. Nigeria got my heart. 💛
You ain't going back. You going to keep your behind right here in American and live off what black Americans built and find a white man to lay down for.
@@Isiejeme0829 Thank you for the warm welcome. I actually fly into Abuja when I come. I didn't think I was prepared for Lagos seeing as how I was traveling solo. I spend one month every time I visit. One trip I took a bus to Auka in Anambra state. The bus ride was everything! I enjoy myself every single time I go. I traveled twice last year. I haven't made it over yet this year. But I will be back.
@@yemidifineboy You Nigerians are so funny 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣. In every comment of a post that talks about anything African, y'all are always jumping to say "I'm Nigerian" 😂🤣. Who gives a fuck?
I am Ghanaian and I keep saying that “The day African Americans Will realize Africa is their Home and really come back with all the knowledge they have, No Country in Africa will ever export any or our Natural resources and Africa will be the Greatest Continent on Earth “
It's everything he said plus some. I felt safer in West Africa than in Chicago. I went to Senegal & The Gambia my 1st trip and it changed my WHOLE thought pattern. Been back and will keep going, learning, processing, taking home and giving back. Makes you appreciate simple things like clean, drinking water.
You’re always welcome! I live in The Netherlands but from Senegal. I can tell there is a huge difference. We’re poor economically but rich culturally and humanely.
U didn't feel safe in chicago because youre broke and couldn't afford to be in the nicer parts of town. U comparing chicago to a guarded tourist location is funny af 😂
@@TahitianTreattI feel safe in Chicago because I’m not kicking in the hood with gang members and doing ish I don’t have no business doing. She probably in a gang m.
@@delmarwillis9380 RIGHT! The average person in Chicago isn't stressing about violence because they either dont live the lifestyle, but also because they can't afford to move to anything better. Chicagos good neighborhoods outweighs the bad ones. But rent is higher. Most of the people in bad areas aren't criminals. It's usually smaller groups of dusty mofos causing havoc. Over exaggerating about Chicagos crime, so it can fit a narrative is silly. Be honest and tell the real reason YOU have to worry about crime in Chicago. Embrace accountability 😂
There’s that spiritual connection when African Americans touch down in Africa. Once you see the lifestyle and how folks hustle it broadens your mindset. Y’all can also visit other countries in the East like Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania that’s where the real Safari is and just learn more about the culture.
The hustle isn’t new to us. If anything the feeling of meeting distant family is where the real magic is. I really enjoyed my trip to the motherland , can’t wait to visit again ❤️❤️❤️
Yes!!!!!!!!! Welcome to Kenya. we need the knowledge you have learned in America, here in Africa. And most especially we need original clothes and footwears. Our president recently banned imported shoes...so we making our own very soon. A black American owned shoe company would do so well. But it seems most don't know the opportunities in Africa. White people do contribute, but only charity. We need someone who will integrate and endure with us so that we can build something worthwhile..
This makes me respect Symba even more. He made his experience count by his open minded approach. Love the fact that he took his kid. These are 3 highly intelligent African American men in conversation, and the analogy of black panther is eye-opening.
I’m from Africa and everything he’s saying is true.. if you’ve experienced that type of hardship you move different when you finally make it to the land of opportunity 🇺🇸
I took a trip to central Africa republic and my life as an American African changed forever. I felt loved and valued. The appreciation and admiration is truly inspiring.
This is how podcast help artist. I never effed with Symba. But I'm about to go search his music. And just off the man I see he is in this interview. I don't care what he rap like. I'ma eff with him. The passion and realness I know it's gonna show in the music anyway. This felt like a conversation not an interview. This felt like a teaching for those who haven't experienced. My parents are from a small island called Grenada. I know what he talking about. I always hoped my American brothers can see what it's like outside of where u from. The world is much bigger then the block nahmean ❤🔥🔥🔥 Life is so important. All this flash is dessert, It's not necessary to be full and too much can damage you. Humble they self....
Okay I just heard my 1st Symba song. And I'm hooked already. I don't eff with all artist. Right now it's just Kanye Sunday service, J Cole, Nipsey Hussle and now Symba. My bad I'm late to the show 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Agreed! Symba is fire. Glad you had a chance to hear him. OAN I’ve visited Grenada and it is such a beautiful island with beautiful people. Can’t wait to return. ❤
I had received 3 invitations to go visit Nigeria before I finally went. Amazing how the universe will keep bringing things to you that need to manifest. Everyone thought I was crazy flying to Nigeria by myself. I was filled with anxiety about so many things that could go wrong. That trip totally altered my perception on so many things. There is so many images and ideologies we are fed we are not even aware of as African Americans because we have not seen nor gone to where we decedent from. Blown away by the rich culture, phenomenal genetics and a region so diverse with resources. I highly encourage anyone to go who has the resources.
I love seeing Americans going to the motherland. I'm Somali, all I heard growing up was 'Somalia is a war torn country' then you go there and people leave their jewelry/wads of CASH on the street and go pray every afternoon and at 5pm. That's twice a day, they leave everything they're selling at the market and go pray, no one steals anything. Yes, Somalia has CIA/MI5 and every white spy agency doing covert ops there but the Somali people, it is all about love.
I'm so emotional watching this right now. My husband and I have been discussing what it will take for us to move our family from the states to Africa. I've had this constant tug at my soul to return home and it won't go away until I get back. I was birn in the states as most of my family tree but I know this isn't home and there's a tug. I loved the analogy of the child separated from it's biological parent because that's how I feel. I believe James Baldwin said it best. To be African American is to be African without any memory and American without any privilege. It's time to get back to my people ❤
Yeaaaaah it sounds good, but not going to happen. I’m sure The previous owners informed Tyler to FLOOD the network with LGBTQ agenda, black man hating narratives, non constructive music artists, etc
In Africa we don't really care about jewelries or expensive clothes. You can wear anything that you feel comfortable with. It's like a culture 😍. People love drips,but we don't see it to be something that's force to be done or practice .
Great to hear thise thoughts from an African American 🇺🇸. I am a Congolese 🇨🇩 who grew up in Europe 🇳🇱 🇧🇪 🇫🇷🇨🇭 . My come back to Congo 🇨🇩 was an eye opener ! And came to the same conclusion: if we unite and come back to motherland we would be unbeatable and the enemy knows that! Respect to Symba for this one 🫡 and the other two brothers in this interview. Let’s build our home with our expertise from Europe, America and local traditions. Once we take control of our land and govt we can do great! I hope more Africa America wake up this 🔥
Our govt are under the enemies control. The African Union is actually monitored by the Western power. It is all whole system put in place to keep up down. We have to realise it and fight it wisely undercover !
I'm glad you enjoyed your experience visiting Nigeria. The love here is genuine and sincere, and we're always happy to welcome our brothers and sisters. Growing up, I often heard negative things about my country due to a small group of Nigerians involved in internet fraud, but that's not representative of the whole population. Nigeria is a beautiful country; its main challenges are corrupt politicians influenced by foreign interests and high levels of poverty.
I was born and raised in Amsterdam but I traveled trough allot of countries in Africa and lived a year in Angola. Both of my parents are from Angola & Congo. One of the best choices I ever made. I had a few spiritual awakenings by seeing life from an other perspective. If you have a chance to go to any country in Africa, you should do it. It will humble you 💯
Symba is someone with an open mind. All of his/these experiences for just 2 weeks says a lot about the young man. As an African who goes home every year, listening to him thought he was there for 3 months. Kudos to Symba 👌🏾👌🏾
Such a beautiful and powerful conversation. Our ignorance of one another is due to lack of communication hence why the media is able to paint African Americans in a certain light to Africans and vice versa (then we all fall for the okey doke and are prejudice towards each other without even talking😔). If we all just found a time and place to talk to one another, a lot could change for the generations coming after us.
I am a elder and it is so inspiring to hear a young man speak of Africa especially Nigeria with such Love. I have been to Nigeria 3x it's the most fun place to go. Africa will change you. I just bought 2 plots of land in Cape Coast Ghana. I am building a home there. Don't believe the American media. They want us to stay asleep.
Dope content ma boy! Coming from a Māori perspective in New Zealand I know our people support the same energy it’s time for our people to wake up💯 love my brothers!
As an African American who grew up in Africa and moved back to America as a young adult...I can agree that I feel safer over there. Having to watch your back all the time changes you as a person. I wish more Americans would visit Africa❤
Have not been to Nigeria, but visited South Africa….it is an experience, a beautiful one. Each city is different with distinct culture and customs. I love Symba had this experience.
@@fabolousjada5070 In all seriousness, it resembled so much of America for me, especially understanding apartheid as an adult. I was in elementary school while the fight against it was happening. It felt oddly familiar.
This was so genuine and it’s encouraging more black Americans to give AFRICA a chance. It’s part of you and when you touch down, trust it’s a feeling that you can’t explain. He FELT IT!!
Never heard my guy music but I respect him as a man, this was a great interview definitely opened my eyes. I was born in America my dad came over from Nigeria, was killed here when I was 3 years old. I’ve never been back home. I want to go but now we are here in America 2 generations strong
Thank you for allowing the Mother Africa speak to you and touch you from a place of unconditional love. You opened up your heart and listened and she gave you a rebirth. You are unstoppable! May you continued to be blessed, rise and inspire. My brother! AfricamyAfrica
Many thanks Symba, deeply appreciate your comments and experience in Nigeria. I'm a Nigerian and must say it's the freest place in the world. You don't need to carry a gun around in Nigeria. We love our black brothers and appreciate your visit to Nigeria. God bless 🙏
Love from Kenya man, Africa loves all people of African descent. You are all welcome home. You might not know how it will make you feel, but just come home…🇰🇪
I’m a first generation Kenyan American, and grew up in the south. The cultural roller coaster I went through made me a balanced man, and I can say that proudly. So to hear the homie talk about the Motherland just gives me so much solace. We are headed in the right direction black men.
Two weeks is just a taste, a peek, a glimpse, but it gave him a different perspective. But it's a good perspective, a perspective i truly respect. This brother immediately connected with the motherland, and with his very kind heart he is going to do legendary works in Africa. I will be watching him
This was a very nice interview! This man was humbled by his African experience- trip to the motherland. It inspires me to make my trip sooner! Thank you
Big up bro... I'm so proud of you,,and here in Africa, Zimbabwe Symba means power,,Strength ( Godly),, got a younger bro who goes by that name,,, ❤❤Big up Bro,,One Africa
I remember when Symba was the only artist in the Bay Area not rapping about guns for about 15 years, I am so happy for him that he surpassed all the others and made it to the international level.
Symba is f***ing underrated!! I discovered his music with the LA Leakers freestyle and technically he is a real 💎!! Bars, Lyrics, Flow he got the full pack!! We appreciate the love King!! #LovefromAfrica 💪🏾
My shock as African was the first time I landed in the Carribeans. Every African child needs to do that trip. My brain was literally bursting all along. Words and all are nice, but experience is transformative.
Dope video! I’m a Nigerian rapper myself, and I got into Symba’s music after a friend showed me the “Top G” music video he & Damicool shot in Lafiaji here in Lagos🔥🔥 he told me they only had about 6 hours to plan and make it happen! That’s dope. Yes, the problems with the unsafe water are unfortunately a thing in some parts of Lagos Island, I’m guessing he was staying in some part of Lekki. But the mainland? We good over here😄😄 our water is pristine. Maybe peeps can stay on the Lagos mainland when they visit. There’s a whole other beautiful side of Lagos a lot of visitors haven’t seen! Much love!
Another reason why i like listening to Symba this brother is very UNIQUE the way he's describing the ppl in Africa how they welcome him thats how the continent is love from 🇸🇳
This is one of the most engaging , thought provoking, and inspiring conversations I've heard on these subjects in a long time.. I think about these topics daily and I'm fully committed to being a part of the solution. Brothers and sisters, your efforts are not in vein. We can make it happen in our lifetime if you believe it's possible.
This is what we definitely need to speak on the divisive issues between our people and how we can help each other out of the games the world has been playing against African people all over the world.
Just on the strength him saying being there was a culture shock and it made him in other words humbling, I solute him 10 toes down and 2 thumbs up! MLMR (MuchLoveMuchRespect)
Wow, it has always been my dream to go to the Mother continent, Africa. Years ago, i would picture myself getting off the plane and kneeling to rhe ground, kissing it and say, " Mom, im home!" Humbly learning about the different cultures, languages,foods, etc. Love and peace from a brother here in the States. Blessings to you all.
Yo this is beautiful. What the elites don’t want to see… is us connect with the Motherland. But it’s absolutely critical for our advancement. More of this!
Facts!! They took our brothers and fed them lies against us and their continent. After that they leave them in their country and go back to Africa to enrich themselves with the resources of their land then come back to lord it over them. They never thought a day will come when our people will know that their land is the powerhouse of the globe where they get the resources for their inventions.. Some even hustle the people in the US under disguise of being missionaries in Africa and they stay in the cities and live large in Africa while occasionally going to the villages to post poverty on social media, They will never show you the best side of the Mother land
Never stopped loving Symba since I first heard his radio Freestyle. You team up with Vector is a huge plus👍🏾❤ You’ve changed the life of kids by empowering them, lucky will never forget you. So proud of what you’ve achieved. So many people are quick to come down here and go to the poorest part for photo ops. Wish I met you in person man🥲 You’re too talented and intelligent. Stay Blessed!
I'm telling you this video is a true testament to what others are facing and going through out there in 3rd world countries. I've traveled and at all times being in these places makes you feel humble and makes you show a sense of gratitude.
... Africa definitely brings that energy, it's home, u need to resonate, it will take a couple days. The 'i had to take the labels off' is so real...life is so simple. Love is love
I’ve loved Symba since the LA Leaker’s freestyle but love him even more now. Humbling experience, keep staying real brother and never let the industry own you
My Old Job I was Hanging Gutters with like 5-6 Guys from Nigeria, in Baltimore Maryland. They are the Nicest most Loving Caring People You’ll Ever Meet in your Whole Life ❤️🙏🏼✅👍🏼
This is why Jewish people go to their motherland. I felt the same way Symba did I went to Nigeria 4 times. I went to Ghana and caught a plane back to Nigeria. It's something about the sun that kept bringing me back.
Slavery and Colonization has done a number on all Black people. I don't even know a group of people that went through this kind of trauma. Stripped of our identity to the core. Too much trauma on both sides self-hate and hate among one another. It's great to see Black people building bridges across the Diaspora. Slowly but surely things are changing.
@@parisprice8489 I’m saying they were ripped of their identity and everything else with it have u seen the ruins over there they don’t even kn where their next meal is going to come from…….
Umm many groups the natives got genocide cause they refused to be slaves and they got they balls cut off etc too same with most gypsys Caribbean ( hispanola ) blacks enslaved dominicans for 22 years .. so yeah every culture except white has been slaves or died due to slavery stop the victim mentality we all been victims
@@DripPygalyou sound slow, how are syrians being deprived of their identity?! You Just called them Syrian , they still speak Arabic and pray their islamic God , while most black Americans can't even tell where they are from , they have no clues about their ethnicities , don't speak their languages and definitely don't know about their Gods, that's what being deprived of your identity looks like ...
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Im from Africa the South. And ill tell you this. At some point in each African life, we dreamed that someday our brothers & sisters will finally realise that we are the same person. We have the natural resources and the culture/traditions , you have the Technology and the know how in a modern world. Share with us we will share with you & we WILL travel the stars. 🤞🏾😤💯🇿🇦👊🏽
bro you got my RESPECT from KENYA salute
It’s peak. The very mineral, stone, that grows naturally from our land. Is stollen from our land, repackaged and than resold to stolen Africans in America + (rest of the world) it’s actually a laughable joke, you couldn’t script this
It’s peak. The very mineral, stone, that grows naturally from our land. Is stollen from our land, repackaged and than resold to stolen Africans in America + (rest of the world) It’s like a laughable script that you wouldn’t want to watch in the movies
The white men already coming here and winning and making lots of money, land and properties.. especially in South Africa..
Every Black American Gon be super rich if they tap in to Africa..
Facts 🔥🔥
I feel this shiit…as an American born “black “ man the first time I touched down in Africa I cried because it was like everything we were shown growing up was a lie. It’s poverty there as anywhere but the media doesn’t show you the beauty and it’s beautiful asf. The landscape the ppl and ESPECIALLY the women 💙😮💨
❤️🖤💚
you right about that brother
'As an American born African', bro we stopped identifying with color .
We’re not American born Africans. We’re just American. We weren’t born in african. Our decedents are. White Americans don’t say British born Americans.. just say American.
@@cwill8836 whatever puts you to sleep, fact remains your ethnicity is African not black.
This dude is wise. Africa has it all. If we come together as one, the sky will be our limit. 🇳🇬✊🏾
Keep on dreaming never gonna happen slave mentality programmed 😉
Seriously, and stop making excuses for not doing what's right.
I must admit he fulled my first look judgment. We're all guilty of that at some point.
That will not gonna happen especially with black people we to against eachother to unite
@@GeraldHarris-jg1zbThat's a lie. The only thing separating people is the mentality of separation. Kill that mentality.
There's no such thing as a Nursing Home or Assisted Living. That's One thing I love about Africa they take care of their elders and they bring up the new generation in the right way no matter the circumstances. ❤💚💛🖤
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Sounds honourable but some elderly people needed 24 hrs assistance..
@@Rio-uv1gsjust like you needed 24hrs assistance growing up
@@anonymous-3720 Nope, completely different. Look into the what Personal Support Workers do. There's alzhmiers, Dementia, loss of mobility, etc..etc the list goes on. It is ignorant and backwards to think that getting assistance for your parents is a lesser option. If you're unavailable 24hrs a day it would stupid to not get assistance. Pride is why many people don't take advantage of it and also this self righteous attitude that shames people who can't stay home to help their loved ones because they have to much going on. Life doesn't just paint one picture not everyone is living the same life.
@@Rio-uv1gsthen you die. Thats what your not understanding. Other cultures the elders leave to not burden the family. Not physically leave, but mentally and consciously prepare to go and that is not taught in the West. Western world keep you alive to where you're a vegetable such is most of the drugs. Plants and roots are their medicine. Look how many autistic children their are in these countries. They're almost non existent. UNLESS! The Bill Gates foundation is there!
I'm from Haiti and currently living in Miami, Florida and this is my second time in Ghana in the last two years and the little time I've spent here, I've felt safer in Ghana than I have my whole life in the US.
For example, while in Ghana, EVERY instance I've interacted with police officers, not once did I feel like my life was in danger nor did I feel that there's a possibility that I was going to end up in a cell as a result of that encounter.
Is that the only benefit ?
Haitian people are explorers when they get the money, I'll be visiting Kenya soon, Ayisyen Nou ye, we have to return to the motherland
When it comes to raising a family, providing a safe nurturing environment is my priority. As a melanated being, if I can provide that nurturing environment surrounded by mostly melaninated beings then I have found Heaven on Earth.
@@Woody2Times You're more than welcomed to find out. Akwaaba!
I went to Ghana at 18 and I've been forever changed 🙏🏾 it's a journey we all must take
We’re glad we had an impact 🎉
i live in Ghana now andI can never come back to america.
LoL never heard of white people being told to go back to europe. You are a black american.
Ghana was dope
@@DadHusslebet
This is exactly how I felt in Nigeria. Can't nobody tell me nothing about Nigeria. I've been there several times. I'm stuck! I love it there. I love the people. I felt the most free I've ever felt in my life. I'll deal with all the inconveniences. The lights going out, the low water pressure, the traffic, whatever. Nigeria got my heart. 💛
You ain't going back. You going to keep your behind right here in American and live off what black Americans built and find a white man to lay down for.
Wellcome home anytime, pls try the southern, eastern states as well. Most people only visit lagos
@@Isiejeme0829 Thank you for the warm welcome. I actually fly into Abuja when I come. I didn't think I was prepared for Lagos seeing as how I was traveling solo. I spend one month every time I visit. One trip I took a bus to Auka in Anambra state. The bus ride was everything! I enjoy myself every single time I go. I traveled twice last year. I haven't made it over yet this year. But I will be back.
Nigeria loves you too
Nipsey energy from Symba.... Africa is the source of abundance. When we connect with Africa, we rejuvenate and activate our melanin.
Visited Lagos this year for the first time.. honestly one of the best trips of my life.
Humbling when you go back to the motherland. Unconditional love is strange to some. It truly is spiritual .
Asé 🙏🏾 ❤
❤️🖤💚
@@WEAPON-MRX you deffo needs help. Now what type of help I don't know,🤡🤡🤡
@@WEAPON-MRXfind peace in yourself stop fledging your insecurities on other people
This is real African American right here - he is humble gangster and respect the motherland!!! And showed love!!!
Gangster? 😮
@@WEAPON-MRXstaybitter forever
@@WEAPON-MRXonly white dudes get on RUclips and be on random videos hating…your life sucks
He's a real AFRICAN
We, Nigerians 🇳🇬 approves Symba 🦁 ♥️🙏🏽
I’m Nigerian and I’m touched by his experience
No one cares.
@@yemidifineboy You Nigerians are so funny 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣. In every comment of a post that talks about anything African, y'all are always jumping to say "I'm Nigerian" 😂🤣. Who gives a fuck?
@290revolver290 Your name and your comment says everything about you - NON-PROGRESSIVE ELEMENT
knowing how fuckd up it really is 😂
@290revolver290 yes they do
Amazing how a single trip" change of location" , changed his whole outlook on life.
For a second. He got his watch and earings back in.
I am Ghanaian and I keep saying that
“The day African Americans Will realize Africa is their Home and really come back with all the knowledge they have, No Country in Africa will ever export any or our Natural resources and Africa will be the Greatest Continent on Earth “
AND THE DAY IS COMING
AFRICA HAFFI LIFT UP AND RISE!!!
@@Kay-ts6ux 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👊🏾💯🙏🏾❤️
@@Kay-ts6uxHaffi 💪🏾 🇯🇲
@@taq1238 We're spreadout all over and yet so close by, big up yuhself sistern 💪🏿🇯🇲
Prophesy ❤️💯
Much respect to Symba for taking the journey back Hone🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
It's everything he said plus some. I felt safer in West Africa than in Chicago. I went to Senegal & The Gambia my 1st trip and it changed my WHOLE thought pattern. Been back and will keep going, learning, processing, taking home and giving back. Makes you appreciate simple things like clean, drinking water.
You’re always welcome!
I live in The Netherlands but from Senegal.
I can tell there is a huge difference.
We’re poor economically but rich culturally and humanely.
U didn't feel safe in chicago because youre broke and couldn't afford to be in the nicer parts of town. U comparing chicago to a guarded tourist location is funny af 😂
@@TahitianTreatt you are mentally broke.
@@TahitianTreattI feel safe in Chicago because I’m not kicking in the hood with gang members and doing ish I don’t have no business doing. She probably in a gang m.
@@delmarwillis9380 RIGHT! The average person in Chicago isn't stressing about violence because they either dont live the lifestyle, but also because they can't afford to move to anything better. Chicagos good neighborhoods outweighs the bad ones. But rent is higher. Most of the people in bad areas aren't criminals. It's usually smaller groups of dusty mofos causing havoc. Over exaggerating about Chicagos crime, so it can fit a narrative is silly. Be honest and tell the real reason YOU have to worry about crime in Chicago. Embrace accountability 😂
Much respect to this brother! 🔥Africa it is! Home love❤🇬🇭🇳🇬🇸🇳🇬🇲🇸🇱🇹🇬🇨🇮🇿🇦🇸🇸…
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Damn. He missed his chance to come to Ghana. He would’ve loved it here too. Burna boy can testify ❤❤
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"I dont wear jewellery no more because it doesnt make me a better person" - excellent mindset❤
I live in Ghana and one of the first things i said is what he said. "take all the labels off". Africa is very eye opening and humbling.
There’s that spiritual connection when African Americans touch down in Africa. Once you see the lifestyle and how folks hustle it broadens your mindset. Y’all can also visit other countries in the East like Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania that’s where the real Safari is and just learn more about the culture.
The hustle isn’t new to us. If anything the feeling of meeting distant family is where the real magic is. I really enjoyed my trip to the motherland , can’t wait to visit again ❤️❤️❤️
@@staciegreene2262sending you some love from Motherland❤❤
word the safari in kenya is maaaad tsavo i recommend
Yes!!!!!!!!! Welcome to Kenya. we need the knowledge you have learned in America, here in Africa. And most especially we need original clothes and footwears. Our president recently banned imported shoes...so we making our own very soon. A black American owned shoe company would do so well. But it seems most don't know the opportunities in Africa. White people do contribute, but only charity. We need someone who will integrate and endure with us so that we can build something worthwhile..
@@WEAPON-MRX yo mama loves africa. You know why???🤣🤣🤣
Go to Africa at least once. One of the best experiences of my life 💯 went to Cape Town, South Africa
Next time come to Joburg
Cape Town??? CT gentrified as hell. Did you go to Johannesburg???
This makes me respect Symba even more. He made his experience count by his open minded approach. Love the fact that he took his kid. These are 3 highly intelligent African American men in conversation, and the analogy of black panther is eye-opening.
I’m from Africa and everything he’s saying is true.. if you’ve experienced that type of hardship you move different when you finally make it to the land of opportunity 🇺🇸
I took a trip to central Africa republic and my life as an American African changed forever. I felt loved and valued. The appreciation and admiration is truly inspiring.
Yooooo the fact you said American African 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💯. I haven’t been to Africa yet but I already have that understanding
He’s definitely not an African American 😂
Never heard of this young man. I believe he will be a difference maker.
This is how podcast help artist. I never effed with Symba. But I'm about to go search his music. And just off the man I see he is in this interview. I don't care what he rap like. I'ma eff with him. The passion and realness I know it's gonna show in the music anyway. This felt like a conversation not an interview. This felt like a teaching for those who haven't experienced. My parents are from a small island called Grenada. I know what he talking about. I always hoped my American brothers can see what it's like outside of where u from. The world is much bigger then the block nahmean ❤🔥🔥🔥 Life is so important. All this flash is dessert, It's not necessary to be full and too much can damage you. Humble they self....
Okay I just heard my 1st Symba song. And I'm hooked already. I don't eff with all artist. Right now it's just Kanye Sunday service, J Cole, Nipsey Hussle and now Symba. My bad I'm late to the show 🔥🔥🔥🔥
He ia a beast lyrically. Elite Talent. 🔥🔥🎼🎼
@@bossmonl.a2035Symba, Joyner Lucas, J Cole I’m buying everything they’re putting out
Nip too
Agreed! Symba is fire. Glad you had a chance to hear him.
OAN I’ve visited Grenada and it is such a beautiful island with beautiful people. Can’t wait to return. ❤
I had received 3 invitations to go visit Nigeria before I finally went. Amazing how the universe will keep bringing things to you that need to manifest. Everyone thought I was crazy flying to Nigeria by myself. I was filled with anxiety about so many things that could go wrong. That trip totally altered my perception on so many things. There is so many images and ideologies we are fed we are not even aware of as African Americans because we have not seen nor gone to where we decedent from. Blown away by the rich culture, phenomenal genetics and a region so diverse with resources. I highly encourage anyone to go who has the resources.
Hands down this was a powerful interview excerpt
Just came back from Ghana 3 weeks ago, and I felt safe moving around my people.
I’m happy you felt that way bro …
Powerful! The motherland will change you and how you view life. Power 👊🏾 🇰🇪
I love seeing Americans going to the motherland. I'm Somali, all I heard growing up was 'Somalia is a war torn country' then you go there and people leave their jewelry/wads of CASH on the street and go pray every afternoon and at 5pm. That's twice a day, they leave everything they're selling at the market and go pray, no one steals anything.
Yes, Somalia has CIA/MI5 and every white spy agency doing covert ops there but the Somali people, it is all about love.
Love Somali people. Real ones!
True 💯
You people even leave money on display and go pray, when you come back money is still intact where you left it. 🇿🇦
Always those white people
I'm so emotional watching this right now. My husband and I have been discussing what it will take for us to move our family from the states to Africa. I've had this constant tug at my soul to return home and it won't go away until I get back. I was birn in the states as most of my family tree but I know this isn't home and there's a tug. I loved the analogy of the child separated from it's biological parent because that's how I feel. I believe James Baldwin said it best. To be African American is to be African without any memory and American without any privilege. It's time to get back to my people ❤
Visit Zanzibar Tanzania you will never go back to America again. Life changing experience
These are the conversations that should be on BET now that Tyler ownes it. The new teen summit for all ages.
This the last thing Tyler Perry is going to want on his network
Yeaaaaah it sounds good, but not going to happen. I’m sure The previous owners informed Tyler to FLOOD the network with LGBTQ agenda, black man hating narratives, non constructive music artists, etc
Lol Tyler
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You're the people they call "the sheep "🐑😂😂😂...what has Tyler Perry ever produced that uplifted and fostered conscious black people ?
Symba is really brilliant for that, the way he assess himself is great.
Brotha is even talking about opening up gas stations, and other enterprises. That means jobs for the people, that's what africa needs.
That analogy of the parent and the abducted child was so true, excellent analogy.
In Africa we don't really care about jewelries or expensive clothes. You can wear anything that you feel comfortable with. It's like a culture 😍. People love drips,but we don't see it to be something that's force to be done or practice .
😂😂😂lmfo
It’s not important in America either. It’s a sub culture. It’s not common for people to walk around with 50k on their neck. Very few do it.
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Great to hear thise thoughts from an African American 🇺🇸. I am a Congolese 🇨🇩 who grew up in Europe 🇳🇱 🇧🇪 🇫🇷🇨🇭 . My come back to Congo 🇨🇩 was an eye opener ! And came to the same conclusion: if we unite and come back to motherland we would be unbeatable and the enemy knows that! Respect to Symba for this one 🫡 and the other two brothers in this interview. Let’s build our home with our expertise from Europe, America and local traditions. Once we take control of our land and govt we can do great! I hope more Africa America wake up this 🔥
Our govt are under the enemies control. The African Union is actually monitored by the Western power. It is all whole system put in place to keep up down. We have to realise it and fight it wisely undercover !
I'm glad you enjoyed your experience visiting Nigeria. The love here is genuine and sincere, and we're always happy to welcome our brothers and sisters. Growing up, I often heard negative things about my country due to a small group of Nigerians involved in internet fraud, but that's not representative of the whole population. Nigeria is a beautiful country; its main challenges are corrupt politicians influenced by foreign interests and high levels of poverty.
I was born and raised in Amsterdam but I traveled trough allot of countries in Africa and lived a year in Angola. Both of my parents are from Angola & Congo. One of the best choices I ever made. I had a few spiritual awakenings by seeing life from an other perspective. If you have a chance to go to any country in Africa, you should do it. It will humble you 💯
good advice brother!
Symba is someone with an open mind. All of his/these experiences for just 2 weeks says a lot about the young man.
As an African who goes home every year, listening to him thought he was there for 3 months. Kudos to Symba 👌🏾👌🏾
Such a beautiful and powerful conversation. Our ignorance of one another is due to lack of communication hence why the media is able to paint African Americans in a certain light to Africans and vice versa (then we all fall for the okey doke and are prejudice towards each other without even talking😔). If we all just found a time and place to talk to one another, a lot could change for the generations coming after us.
I am a elder and it is so inspiring to hear a young man speak of Africa especially Nigeria with such Love. I have been to Nigeria 3x it's the most fun place to go. Africa will change you. I just bought 2 plots of land in Cape Coast Ghana. I am building a home there. Don't believe the American media. They want us to stay asleep.
Once you touch Africa you never gonna be the same!
Real facts ,we take everything for granted in the US .Nice to hear someone with that type of heart.Bless bro.
Love the fact that he brought his son along
Dope content ma boy! Coming from a Māori perspective in New Zealand I know our people support the same energy it’s time for our people to wake up💯 love my brothers!
Maximum Respect to Symba! 🙌🏾
As an African American who grew up in Africa and moved back to America as a young adult...I can agree that I feel safer over there. Having to watch your back all the time changes you as a person. I wish more Americans would visit Africa❤
Have not been to Nigeria, but visited South Africa….it is an experience, a beautiful one. Each city is different with distinct culture and customs. I love Symba had this experience.
Come back visit Eastern Cape
Best country in Africa ❤
Thats that white africa lol
@@fabolousjada5070 In all seriousness, it resembled so much of America for me, especially understanding apartheid as an adult. I was in elementary school while the fight against it was happening. It felt oddly familiar.
This is good…. 🔥🔥🔥 I pray y’all actually listened to the message and didn’t just click on this to hear the next viral lyric.
Self-awareness is a gift in this era
This was so genuine and it’s encouraging more black Americans to give AFRICA a chance. It’s part of you and when you touch down, trust it’s a feeling that you can’t explain. He FELT IT!!
Never heard my guy music but I respect him as a man, this was a great interview definitely opened my eyes. I was born in America my dad came over from Nigeria, was killed here when I was 3 years old. I’ve never been back home. I want to go but now we are here in America 2 generations strong
Thank you for allowing the Mother Africa speak to you and touch you from a place of unconditional love. You opened up your heart and listened and she gave you a rebirth. You are unstoppable! May you continued to be blessed, rise and inspire. My brother! AfricamyAfrica
Traveling is the ish...definitely gives perspective to life
Also Very Educational
Many thanks Symba, deeply appreciate your comments and experience in Nigeria. I'm a Nigerian and must say it's the freest place in the world. You don't need to carry a gun around in Nigeria. We love our black brothers and appreciate your visit to Nigeria. God bless 🙏
Never heard of him but now imma check him out. He's hip hop how it was meant to be from scratch: uplifting people
Love from Kenya man, Africa loves all people of African descent. You are all welcome home. You might not know how it will make you feel, but just come home…🇰🇪
I’m a first generation Kenyan American, and grew up in the south. The cultural roller coaster I went through made me a balanced man, and I can say that proudly. So to hear the homie talk about the Motherland just gives me so much solace. We are headed in the right direction black men.
The freedom and ability for a child to DREAM…..Folks do not know how deep that is..GREAT PODCAST, EYL & SYMBA💯💯👊🏿🙏🏿👑
Two weeks is just a taste, a peek, a glimpse, but it gave him a different perspective. But it's a good perspective, a perspective i truly respect. This brother immediately connected with the motherland, and with his very kind heart he is going to do legendary works in Africa. I will be watching him
I like this guy… Thank you for your humility and your service to our people. ❤
This was a very nice interview! This man was humbled by his African experience- trip to the motherland. It inspires me to make my trip sooner! Thank you
@Oldsalem9193...I just did looney! 🤣🤣🤣
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Big up bro... I'm so proud of you,,and here in Africa, Zimbabwe Symba means power,,Strength ( Godly),, got a younger bro who goes by that name,,, ❤❤Big up Bro,,One Africa
I’ve been to 8 countries I got my passport in 2021 , I try to tell people all this all the time.
This conversation is everything!!! And so it is. It's already done. An unstoppable force.
I remember when Symba was the only artist in the Bay Area not rapping about guns for about 15 years, I am so happy for him that he surpassed all the others and made it to the international level.
Black people are waking up and Uniting ✊🏿 love from East Africa.
Symba is f***ing underrated!! I discovered his music with the LA Leakers freestyle and technically he is a real 💎!! Bars, Lyrics, Flow he got the full pack!! We appreciate the love King!! #LovefromAfrica 💪🏾
My shock as African was the first time I landed in the Carribeans. Every African child needs to do that trip. My brain was literally bursting all along. Words and all are nice, but experience is transformative.
Dope video!
I’m a Nigerian rapper myself, and I got into Symba’s music after a friend showed me the “Top G” music video he & Damicool shot in Lafiaji here in Lagos🔥🔥 he told me they only had about 6 hours to plan and make it happen! That’s dope.
Yes, the problems with the unsafe water are unfortunately a thing in some parts of Lagos Island, I’m guessing he was staying in some part of Lekki.
But the mainland? We good over here😄😄 our water is pristine.
Maybe peeps can stay on the Lagos mainland when they visit. There’s a whole other beautiful side of Lagos a lot of visitors haven’t seen!
Much love!
Alpha Ojini! You did a madness on Vigilante Bop 🔥🔥🔥🚀🚀
Another reason why i like listening to Symba this brother is very UNIQUE the way he's describing the ppl in Africa how they welcome him thats how the continent is love from 🇸🇳
Thanks for sharing your story life can be extremely humbling and how you learn to handle it defines us
I always tell my brothers here to make a step and visit Africa, you learn alot, life lessons and appreciate life.
This is one of the most engaging , thought provoking, and inspiring conversations I've heard on these subjects in a long time.. I think about these topics daily and I'm fully committed to being a part of the solution. Brothers and sisters, your efforts are not in vein. We can make it happen in our lifetime if you believe it's possible.
This is what we definitely need to speak on the divisive issues between our people and how we can help each other out of the games the world has been playing against African people all over the world.
Just on the strength him saying being there was a culture shock and it made him in other words humbling, I solute him 10 toes down and 2 thumbs up!
MLMR (MuchLoveMuchRespect)
I’ve always liked Symba he’s very intelligent and well grounded. I wish you all the best in life. Stay blessed bro.
Wow, it has always been my dream to go to the Mother continent, Africa. Years ago, i would picture myself getting off the plane and kneeling to rhe ground, kissing it and say, " Mom, im home!" Humbly learning about the different cultures, languages,foods, etc. Love and peace from a brother here in the States. Blessings to you all.
Yo this is beautiful. What the elites don’t want to see… is us connect with the Motherland.
But it’s absolutely critical for our advancement. More of this!
Facts!! They took our brothers and fed them lies against us and their continent. After that they leave them in their country and go back to Africa to enrich themselves with the resources of their land then come back to lord it over them. They never thought a day will come when our people will know that their land is the powerhouse of the globe where they get the resources for their inventions.. Some even hustle the people in the US under disguise of being missionaries in Africa and they stay in the cities and live large in Africa while occasionally going to the villages to post poverty on social media, They will never show you the best side of the Mother land
Never stopped loving Symba since I first heard his radio Freestyle. You team up with Vector is a huge plus👍🏾❤
You’ve changed the life of kids by empowering them, lucky will never forget you. So proud of what you’ve achieved. So many people are quick to come down here and go to the poorest part for photo ops. Wish I met you in person man🥲
You’re too talented and intelligent. Stay Blessed!
He got a song with davido?
I'm telling you this video is a true testament to what others are facing and going through out there in 3rd world countries. I've traveled and at all times being in these places makes you feel humble and makes you show a sense of gratitude.
... Africa definitely brings that energy, it's home, u need to resonate, it will take a couple days. The 'i had to take the labels off' is so real...life is so simple. Love is love
✊🏽I’m proud of you my brother. You’ve leveled up your mind
God richly Bless your Hustle Blood🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
We appreciate you a lot👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
I’m from Africa too🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Nuff Respect to this brotha.
I’ve loved Symba since the LA Leaker’s freestyle but love him even more now. Humbling experience, keep staying real brother and never let the industry own you
Respect for this guy!! 🇹🇿🇹🇿
My Old Job I was Hanging Gutters with like 5-6 Guys from Nigeria, in Baltimore Maryland. They are the Nicest most Loving Caring People You’ll Ever Meet in your Whole Life ❤️🙏🏼✅👍🏼
This is why Jewish people go to their motherland. I felt the same way Symba did I went to Nigeria 4 times. I went to Ghana and caught a plane back to Nigeria. It's something about the sun that kept bringing me back.
Big ups to Symba.. I'm glad you got the chance to visit Africa 🌍. ..
Man I love Symba.. I'm now a new fan..
Nigeria is The Best..
Mane this interview make me look at life different. Big up Symba
I just listened to the podcast and this interview was very impactful. I would love to do more for our people.
I Absolutely Love This!!! Shout out to Symba!!
Slavery and Colonization has done a number on all Black people. I don't even know a group of people that went through this kind of trauma. Stripped of our identity to the core. Too much trauma on both sides self-hate and hate among one another.
It's great to see Black people building bridges across the Diaspora. Slowly but surely things are changing.
What about ppl in Syria they’re literally living in tents they don’t even have roads to drive on everything over there is destroyed
@@DripPygalthis not about people in Syria this about Black skinned oeoole
@@parisprice8489 I’m saying they were ripped of their identity and everything else with it have u seen the ruins over there they don’t even kn where their next meal is going to come from…….
Umm many groups the natives got genocide cause they refused to be slaves and they got they balls cut off etc too same with most gypsys Caribbean ( hispanola ) blacks enslaved dominicans for 22 years .. so yeah every culture except white has been slaves or died due to slavery stop the victim mentality we all been victims
@@DripPygalyou sound slow, how are syrians being deprived of their identity?! You Just called them Syrian , they still speak Arabic and pray their islamic God , while most black Americans can't even tell where they are from , they have no clues about their ethnicities , don't speak their languages and definitely don't know about their Gods, that's what being deprived of your identity looks like ...
Beautiful interview. I'm so happy for his experience. When you touch Africa, your mind will change. You do get liberated
Love Ghana 🇬🇭…going back home soon.
I Got so much more from this interview than I expected...Bravo Symba!
I was already a fan of symba because he is a mfing beast on the Mic but dam...now I am just a fan for life.