I was born and raised in the USA, but ALL my family and wife's family are from Argentina. I've lived down there. I know how it works down there. I can assure you that Black people will be fine down there. There's no overt racism (or at least not any more than everywhere else in the world). Like everywhere in the world, people are naturally more comfortable, initially, with their "own type" but beyond that, there's no reason for a Black man (or woman) NOT to go visit Argentina. No matter what your race, gender, etc, the way YOU treat people is the main thing that impacts how THEY will treat you back. Go with a positive attitude, be friendly, smile, and your experience will be a lot like Auston's. One last comment: remember that other parts of Argentina are nothing like Buenos Aires. It's like comparing Indiana to New York City. Argentina is huge and varied, just like the USA.
Outstanding... spot on comment! "...the way you treat people is the mail thing that impacts how they will treat you back..." so true 99% of the time (the other 1%?? well, a friend always says something like "both mosquitoes AND assholes are to be found everywhere" :-)
@@Horizon429 That would be xenophobia, not racism, because it is based on country, not race. Second, Mexicans and Brazilians are racist against their own people, Brazilians tend to be xenophobic against some countries 🤷 There are hundreds, thousands of Bolivians living in Argentina, they were never attacked for being Bolivian, just because you see a behaviour of young people on the internet against people from x country, doesn't mean it's the standard for the people of the country (which also happens in almost every country, they are all capable in the anonymity of the internet). The Argentinians doesn’t think of themselves as the "Europeans of Latin America", but there is a sense of pride about their ancestors and recognition of their culture (since the beginning there have been Galician, Italian, German and other "communities", where the elders who came from those countries went to meet and chat with their peers, their children and grandchildren did the same in order to preserve cultural elements). That you live thinking that 5 or 10 people are the norm in a country with more than 46 million people, speaks volumes about you.
we Mexicans are not racists as a general, mostly clasist.. But There are racist in every country.. remember in ARgentina there are racists towards peruvians.. remember that documentary where they said Argentinians used "peruvian face" as an insult¿¿ or when toy call "cabecita" as an insult But to be honest here in México we have many Argentinians that escaped from Argentina looking for oportunities and yes sometimes Mexicans are xenophobic towards them calling the "hambrientinos"@@HeroedoSol
@@shiroumxm2052 Mexico is a country with racism, and racial classism is a subset of racism. There is racism towards darker-skinned people and/or those with more Native American features in Mexico, particularly from white individuals who hold derogatory, negative, and demeaning stereotypes about them. Isn't that racism? It's even sadder when it happens within their own country, to their own people. Regarding Peruvians, it's not just an Argentine thing, as this discourse exists throughout South America. There are racial stereotypes, but being Peruvian doesn't automatically make people look down on you. Argentina is home to Peruvians, Bolivians, Paraguayans, and other people, and it doesn't matter where someone is from, whether Peru or Madagascar. Similarly, when you say "in Mexico, we are not generally racists," it's clear that not everyone is racist (clearly), but the racism against their own people exist. In Argentina, not everyone is racist either. Furthermore, pointing out a racial stereotype doesn't automatically make someone racist (let's remember the definition of racism: "An ideology that advocates for the superiority of one ethnic group over others and justifies their economic exploitation, social segregation, or physical destruction"). As for the term "Peruvian face," although it is used derogatorily and shouldn't be said at all, it's not something exclusive to Argentina.
I disagree with you. People like to say it and repeat it a lot. Most people that say it, haven't even BEEN to Argentina. And your comment doesn't even make sense. How would Argentines (who are white), be "racist" to the English, who are ALSO white. @@Horizon429
I'm black Hispanic, and I went to argentina In August 2023 and I can say I had the time of my life. Definitely would love to come back and may move there one day. Gi visit 🙏
I'm very glad you're getting to enjoy my country so much, hopefully you can stay much longer and travel the whole country because it's astonishing. I just had to tell you that all the people on the internet saying shit about Arg are foreigners who have never had any interaction with the country or its people, and all they do is read propaganda on the internet and spread hate. Keep up the love and have a great summer here in Argentina, you're gonna need a pool.
@@MM-ow2md Nazis fleeing there was a scheme orchestrated by Jesuit Priests via Operation Paperclip. They were all issued Vatican Passports because it was a Vatican operation and Argentina was headed by Jesuit leaders. But it wasn't Argentina alone. Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay also took many Nazis because they were also Jesuit led countries. But most Nazi scientists and specialists were taken by the US.
@@MM-ow2md because of the government we had at that time, but do you ignore that the USA also had LOT of nazi immigration?? there's no more racist country in the world than yours here we dont have that kind of issues
Explain to me why the Nazi's selt so comfortable feeling to the US after WW2 please, might I remember you, or maybe enlighten you if you're not aware, but the country that took the most nazis in the world was the US, more than 100 countries did. But people only look at Argentina even tho Brazil took even more nazis because of US propaganda, seems like you have some of it on your throat still.@@MM-ow2md
@@MM-ow2mdwe dont have to explain you NOTHING, who you think you are? just read a book of your country history first and fight against YOUR heavy racist problem's nation before try to learn something to somebody else. We don't care colours skin in general, we have our own racist problems and fight against them, witch are not the same racist problems from were you live. For u Auston, i hope you enjoy our country. It's yours too if you take a chance to know it. People in general is very friendly here, that is part of our identity. This country was build between people from all over the World that find her own place here. Sorry for my english, is really bad but i tryied my best. ❤
Finalmente me alegro de que hayas experimentado que no somos racistas. Las mujeres somos un poco más lentas en ir lejos en nuestras relaciones con hombres no importa de dónde eres ni tu color de piel. Es nuestra cultura así. Tomamos tiempo en conocer al hombre antes de ir a las ligas mayores. Todos son bienvenidos y no vengan con miedo. Nos encanta conocer personas de todo el mundo porque somos un país formado de muchas culturas. Siempre hemos recibido inmigración y es normal. Por eso no nos importa tu piel. Nos importa tu corazón. Besos de una chica de Buenos Aires. ❤
Hay que aclarar que no todas las mujeres son así, porque depende mucho de lo que busquen. No todas quieren algo serio y no a todas les gusta conocer a alguien de un día y luego sentirse desechadas. A otras no les importa porque hacen lo mismo. Quizás podría decirse que a la mujer argentina le gusta en general, que la "chamuyen" un poco antes de conseguir algo con ella. Siempre que muestren interés, porque la gente que conozcas y te guste, no está obligada a sentir lo mismo.
I might do there just for tourism like slow tourist looking at the pampa the people and going learning spanish just before going there. It look like a calm destination I would not go for the women. They are surely fine but yeah the way its described and from what I see it looks like europe with a south of hemisphere vibe.
In my country we value good manners, don t care about the skin, language or cultural background. Good manners maketh man! If you have good manners you will be welcomed everywhere in argentina. If you have bad manners you will be seen as agressive no matter if you are a white hair nordic elf :P And dude, you came only to buenos aires, but you should have visited the south, it s basically a love postcard of switzerland but with argentinians :P And the north in the jungles of misiones you can get lost like you are in several other countries at once. As a porteño I was very ignorant of the topographics of my country so we managed to travel to the north and south and all my dreams of visiting europe vanished. I particularly love the south, it s beautiful. Anyway, glad you have such a great experience. Next time try the vegan food as well, go to La Reverde for the best vegan chorizo or asado. See ya around!
Man, what a great assessment. Quite impressive you got basically everything right for being such a short time. you got it right on the openness of people/relaxed environment, safety quite on spot if you are in central Buenos Aires and the dating scene. If you were to be doing a coding or ecommerce or some of that you would have been invited to go out and have asado's at people's houses,
@marm317 de verdad? Supongo que hay internet de alta velocidad como 5G. Pues ya veremos que hay muchas opciones para moverse por la ciudad y parece animado el ambiente y la gente bailando el tango en la calle.
La ciudad de BA tiene subte desde 1913, fue el primer país de hispanoamérica en tenerlo, a pesar de los años del subte están muy bien conservados y limpios a diferencia del subte de NYC, muy sucios y poco conservados.
Si quieres tener éxito, debes asumir la responsabilidad de tus emociones, no culpar a los demás. Además de hacerte sentir más culpable por tus faltas, señalar con el dedo a los demás sólo servirá para aumentar tu sentido de responsabilidad personal. Siempre hay un riesgo en cada inversión, pero aun así la gente invierte y tiene éxito. Debes mirar hacia afuera si quieres tener éxito en la vida...
Hago negocios como actividad secundaria mientras mantengo mi trabajo. Yo mismo estoy cansado de negociar con pérdidas. He arruinado mi cuenta dos veces y es frustrante. Veo gente que se gana la vida con el comercio y quiero hacer lo mismo. Por favor necesito ayuda ¿Alguien puede enseñarme a operar?
Le recomendaré a la experta Sra. Theresa Walton. Ella es la mejor que he visto. Ella negocia mi cuenta de divisas y me genera buenas ganancias semanalmente.
People from the same hood where the Migos came from ended up engineers, some other in drugs, some others in prison. But they became the Migos. Unless it's a crazy situation like the frontline in Ukraine, where it's obvious that it's dangereous most of the time life is too complex and you have to make your own luck create your own circumstances. Avoid irreversible mistake is the only thing you must be careful. The rest is fine especially if you are young if nonsense happen you can always do it again differently and you have the energy to do it again.
Very nice video man. Just a small correction, the conglomerate of the city of Buenos Aires + the surrounding districts have aprox 15M people. Every day goes to work like 10M people to the autonomous city of Buenos Aires.
Great review, also if you have cash you can get more from the exchanges, I haven’t had any issues exchanging money but it has to be clean bills. Keep in mind you get double the money you would get from the ATM. I’ve been around 10 times, and I only noticed one issue, older women, they can be a little apprehensive if you approach them for directions. But this is not a big deal for me personally, Aside from that it’s a peaceful, safe city. I absolutely have had no one harass me for anything there, I will likely be there this weekend….
@@Mr.SmithBoy esto empezó a notarse más en el país en las últimas décadas porque la inseguridad subió bastante así que están todos medios paranoicos, esperemos que con este gobierno se solucione la inseguridad para todos
Auston, you have to visit Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 Caribbean carnival on February 12th and 13th ,2024. You will love the vibes it's unbelievable massive hype . If you don't know, now you know .
The RUclips blogger “ACE” was in Argentina for a few weeks a year ago. He had the time of his life. One thing I learned from “ACE” is if you want a busy social life in Argentina take “Sousa” dance lessons. In fact, (#1) learn as much Spanish as you can if needed, (#2) definitely take “Sousa” dance lessons if one plan on spending a lot of time in Spanish speaking countries. I had a beautiful Colombian lady coworker once who was a little shy but she would turn on that famous Sousa instrumental music while on breaks and just shake her cute little body. ACE was interviewing a black Argentinian man in his seventies who was also a good Sousa dancer in a club with his daughter. White women was coming over to the table and asking the older black guy to Sousa dance with them during the interveiw. And he was cutting a rug on the dance floor with those young ladies.😀
@@clydecovington3972 My pleasure. I am very much aware that learning a foreign language take time.... usually A VERY LONG TIME!! ( to speak it fluently, of course), and, a great deal of patience as well. But you have the right attitude and that will help you a lot. Just to share: I have been living in L.A. for many years so I know what it's like to be a foreigner and learning/improving my English. I never took a bad approach when they corrected my pronunciation or explained to me the meaning of a word. After all, English is not my mother tongue. Same with you I guess, as long as you are open to learning "argentino", you'll get a lot in return. Best of luck!!
@@sergiofann6654 I sincerely appreciate your communication skills of not being overly critical or rude of my Spanish language short comings. That was the first give away you were not a born citizen to the U.S. Unfortunately, too many of my fellow native born Americans seem to find it chic to speak without filters and even verbally tell you that they don’t “give a damn” just to drive home the point. There are still cultures in the world with good manners and good communication skills.👍🏼
Que bueno que te guste Buenos Aires, es hermosa, pero tambien podrias conocer las bellezas naturales al norte ( y sur y el oeste , no te enunero losnlugares porque seguro que habras visto las publicidades de turismo, y te digo von gran convicción, las fotos y videos no te pueden mostrar lo maravilloso y exuberante de nuestras maravillas naturales.
Auston, I spent 15 days in Buenos Aires and totally agree with you regarding feeling safe..Something to add, dont even use your debit/credit card at the airport!! Only cash.. thanx for such a good video
Gente afro o como quieran autopercibirse, dejen de estar pensando todo el tiempo en el racismo cuando salen de viaje. No en todos los lugares son racistas, no toda la gente "blanca" es racista, no todos los porteños son mala onda, ni la Argentina es sólo Buenos Aires. La Argentina es muy grande, con mucha variedad de personas, de todos los colores, formas y tamaños. No hay un estereotipo de "argentino promedio" porque somos una gran mezcla de diferentes etnias y culturas, por eso aquí no hay, ni hubo tanta discriminación como en otros lados (USA, Sudáfrica, Europa, etc) El que quiera venir, es bienvenido, y el que no, se lo pierde! 💓😘
Mas verdad imposible! Nadie es racista con nadie aca. Es algo de afuera eso. Ademas es algo que ni se enseña aca. Porque para nosotros todos somos una sola raza "RAZA HUMANA" luego solo hay colores de piel, pelo y ojos pero nadie discrimina por eso. Solo de divide en gente de bien y delincuentes aca. Y cualquiera de esos dos pude ser de cualquier color xD
@@marcoslagreca5297 Porque hay gente como vos que les dice negros capaz. 😂 Nadie es Negro o Blanco. Ademas el color de piel es marron nose pq dicen negro 😮💨
In Mendoza,in 2023, I would get a 20L filtered water delivery every week (two people): 800 AP. That was when we were at 500/dollar. so, about $1.75 for a garafon. In Ecuador, it was $3.
Auston, why have you never been to NYC?...I think anyone who lives in U.S should visit that city at least once...its one of the most popular city in the World.
I guarantee that most of the people that said Argentina doesn't like black people have never been there! It's always the people that have never even left the country that act like they know what they're talking about 😂
In reality, alcohol is already bad for your health, there is no need to add anything else to it. But, you don't have to worry about that in Argentina, just don't accept drinks from strangers. As everywhere, we must prevent.
To be honest,have never met anyone that tells me,he or she really want to travel to Argentina,have been watching your videos can count,how many blacks have seen in the background.
Gente es sencillo como dijo Auston te van a tratar por como te comportes, no esperes un trato especial porque seas negro, amarillo, rojo, azul o blanco. Si te comportas como idiota te van a tratar como tal, tan poco esperes que un pais que tiene una cultura distintita a la de tu pais se a molde a las tuyas, cuando es al revés. Se puede decir que Argentina es un pais discriminador NO, te puede pasar que te discriminen SI como te puede pasar en cualquier pais del mundo. Otro punto por las zonas donde estuvo Auston son zonas bastante seguras, pero no todas las zonas son igual de seguras. Por ultimo si vienen a la Argentina espero que lo disfruten y la pasen bien.
Auston, if you stay, try to rent an apartment in the newest buildings. They have a swimming pool (not super big) just for the building. So that creates a microsphere that attracts friends to give an Asado. Life in Buenos Aires is the best if you have friends there. This is why you find women "flaky" Arg men are players, so men prefer to be with other men in an Asado or nightclubbing for long! 40+ old and still clubbing.
hola!!! soy de Argentina. Escuché que dijiste que es muy seguro andar con plata por la calle o con el celular.... bueno.. te cuento que NO! Tenés que tener mucho cuidado cuando caminás por la calle, ya que personas en MOTO te puede robar fácilmente. Buenos Aires es enorme, vos estuviste paseando por la ciudad de Buenos Aires que es más segura que el resto de la provincia, donde la inseguridad es muchísima! Aunque te parece que estás seguro, no te confíes!!! No vayas solo con dinero en la mano ni el celular a la vista porque te lo roban!! En Argentina mueren muchas mujeres en manos de sus parejas!! También hay mujeres raptadas en plena calle! Amo Argentina, es hermosa y su gente también, pero en 7 días, y hospedandote en los lugares más caros de la ciudad, no vas a ver la realidad completa. Solo vas a ver cómo vive una parte de la sociedad.. Saludos.
You were in Colegiales, like collegiate replacing the T for an L and adding an S to the end. Where were you doing money exchange? If you did on a bank or an official exchange office you were not having the best rate like if you did on the black market, the same as the official offices but with other rate. In official you could get ar$ 365 for 1 u$s but in black ones you could get ar$ 950. I hope you are enjoying yourself.
@@jubernardi23Are you saying that Brazil is a continent and not a country? He is from the United States, a country larger than Brazil and you live on the Brazilian continent 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
so this place vs. Rio. What place is more livable and chill? Never been to either, but been to medellin dozens of times. If they "flake" can you just "pay" for attention?
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Great Video Austin! In your next video please speak on the importance knowing Spanish, or not. Can you get by without knowing ANY, or should they have a base of Spanish before coming. I know you have learned Portuguese, so you can most likely get by, as many of the words are similar.
As someone who's lived in Mexico. You can but expect to be priced more than a local. When I spoke Spanish and though my accent is near undetectable it's there. And when they find out you're a foreigner, it'll make your experience better. Another instance is when I was in Brazil and I spoke Portuguese and they knew I was American. A lady gave me some extra food for free. So, yes you can. But learning some of the language, can make your experience better.
Mira como sera que los rusos se la estan arreglando sin saber español!! Al menos los en buenos aires muchos hablan ingles y sino la gente le pone buena voluntad en entenderse. Si pueden hacerlo los chinos sin hablar español imaginate que para otros es mucho mas facil
There is always somebody speaking english, more if you visit turist sites. I believe in all downtown restaurants people speak english. Don t know if it is the best english you have ever encountered but it s enough :D
With all due respect, sir, we are not interested in whether they are Chinese, Jewish, Arab, or black, since there are many in Argentina. What is annoying is that when they make a mistake, they make excuses for their skin color, always using that letter so as not to face the problems and not I say it for you because you seem like a man with a lot of education. I'm referring to the American guys who, when the police or someone looks at them or asks them something, use victimhood by saying they do it because I'm black or they look at me because I'm black or they don't. I speak because I am black, we know we are not stupid, we have already been through it with feminists, with planeros (people who do not work), thieves and many people who hide behind something to obtain special treatment and only make people despise them for their behavior. greetings
I think he said he cooked when he lived in Texas. I guess doesn’t want to be bothered doing that during his travels especially when he’s a tourist spending a few weeks in a country.
I was just about to ask you how the Argentinian subways are compared the one in NYC where I live but @2:08 you mentioned that you've never been here. Fyi the NYC subway system is a damn sewer cesspool. Are there tons of homeless people and junkies using the Argentine subway as bedroom and toilet?
Hola, no! Hay seguridad y cierra por la noche, así que nadie duerme allí. Hay que tener cuidado con tus cosas, como en cualquier lugar donde se junta mucha gente y evitar las horas pico en lo posible.
@@lalimasson Ah, está bien. Eso tiene sentido. Supongo que incluso con la policía, el sistema de metro de Nueva York sigue siendo El más sucio y peligroso. Inmundo inferno demócrata de izquierda.
Pros of BA: -Tons of things to do -very cheap right now when using blue dollar rate, especially public transport -relatively safe in many areas -lots of beautiful parks -beautiful architecture -incredible nightlife, a city that never sleeps. Tons of bars and clubs catering to all tastes -awesome food, and so many great restaurants -generally very good looking people -one of the most passionate crowds you will hear at any concert or football game, just try going to one! Cons -bus drivers drive like they want to kill you -people can be quite unfriendly and arrogant compared to many other parts of Latin America. I came here after having been in Mexico, Central America and Colombia (where I found many people very humble and sweet) and I really noticed the sense of entitlement amongst many locals, who seems to think they’re pretty special. I’ve talked to other foreigners who live here who have noticed the same. -subtle racism. I’m Asian and when I hang out with my white friends we regularly notice waiters, barmen, new locals we meet etc talking predominantly to my white friends whilst avoiding eye contact with me. They only look at me if I directly talk to them, and many are noticeably less friendly to me than to my white friends, my white friends have noticed this and commented on this too. This is despite the fact I speak better Spanish than most of my white friends in BA! I’ve spoke to other persons of color who have noticed this kind of subtle differences in how locals treat you if you’re not white. Generally speaking, locals in BA are friendly to white Italians and Spanish and white Latinos, but if you’re a person of color don’t be surprised if you get treated a bit differently in a negative way. Or maybe BA people just don’t like the Asians? Who knows. Positives massively outweighs the negatives 😊
This is the subtle racism that conditions the subconciois of the entire society. When you ask them about directly they can not recall it because it is ingained in there subconcious.
@@Es.tefa.nia001 So basicially you want to blame them gor your racist behavior. Work on your own self awareness and your perception of life will improve overall. I wish you the best.
@@Es.tefa.nia001 contacto visual no me hace sentir incómodo. No hay razón para pensar que a las personas de color no les guste el contacto visual y las personas blancas les guste. Cuando alguien obviamente evita el contacto visual conmigo mientras mantiene contacto visual con mis amigos blancos, esto me hace sentir incómodo….
@@AustonHolleman Also try out mexico as well. Mexico city, Monterrey and tulum are great places. But I think you will like the malls and how upscale Monterrey is. I currently live in monterrey mexico. This youtuber depicts Monterrey well. ruclips.net/video/dEZ9bp6NQ20/видео.htmlsi=OG7v5qrqVIL-qCqP
i love that you said you have to be here for 3 to 6 months, but tbh in my experience with my girlfriends we all like to get it on with a guy we like quite soon, even more if we know they're foreign and they will leave hahaha but yeah, to have the real experience you have to stay here for a while
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I was born and raised in the USA, but ALL my family and wife's family are from Argentina. I've lived down there. I know how it works down there. I can assure you that Black people will be fine down there. There's no overt racism (or at least not any more than everywhere else in the world). Like everywhere in the world, people are naturally more comfortable, initially, with their "own type" but beyond that, there's no reason for a Black man (or woman) NOT to go visit Argentina. No matter what your race, gender, etc, the way YOU treat people is the main thing that impacts how THEY will treat you back. Go with a positive attitude, be friendly, smile, and your experience will be a lot like Auston's. One last comment: remember that other parts of Argentina are nothing like Buenos Aires. It's like comparing Indiana to New York City. Argentina is huge and varied, just like the USA.
Outstanding... spot on comment! "...the way you treat people is the mail thing that impacts how they will treat you back..." so true 99% of the time (the other 1%?? well, a friend always says something like "both mosquitoes AND assholes are to be found everywhere" :-)
@@Horizon429 That would be xenophobia, not racism, because it is based on country, not race.
Second, Mexicans and Brazilians are racist against their own people, Brazilians tend to be xenophobic against some countries 🤷
There are hundreds, thousands of Bolivians living in Argentina, they were never attacked for being Bolivian, just because you see a behaviour of young people on the internet against people from x country, doesn't mean it's the standard for the people of the country (which also happens in almost every country, they are all capable in the anonymity of the internet).
The Argentinians doesn’t think of themselves as the "Europeans of Latin America", but there is a sense of pride about their ancestors and recognition of their culture (since the beginning there have been Galician, Italian, German and other "communities", where the elders who came from those countries went to meet and chat with their peers, their children and grandchildren did the same in order to preserve cultural elements).
That you live thinking that 5 or 10 people are the norm in a country with more than 46 million people, speaks volumes about you.
we Mexicans are not racists as a general, mostly clasist.. But There are racist in every country.. remember in ARgentina there are racists towards peruvians.. remember that documentary where they said Argentinians used "peruvian face" as an insult¿¿ or when toy call "cabecita" as an insult
But to be honest here in México we have many Argentinians that escaped from Argentina looking for oportunities and yes sometimes Mexicans are xenophobic towards them calling the "hambrientinos"@@HeroedoSol
@@shiroumxm2052 Mexico is a country with racism, and racial classism is a subset of racism. There is racism towards darker-skinned people and/or those with more Native American features in Mexico, particularly from white individuals who hold derogatory, negative, and demeaning stereotypes about them. Isn't that racism? It's even sadder when it happens within their own country, to their own people.
Regarding Peruvians, it's not just an Argentine thing, as this discourse exists throughout South America. There are racial stereotypes, but being Peruvian doesn't automatically make people look down on you. Argentina is home to Peruvians, Bolivians, Paraguayans, and other people, and it doesn't matter where someone is from, whether Peru or Madagascar.
Similarly, when you say "in Mexico, we are not generally racists," it's clear that not everyone is racist (clearly), but the racism against their own people exist. In Argentina, not everyone is racist either. Furthermore, pointing out a racial stereotype doesn't automatically make someone racist (let's remember the definition of racism: "An ideology that advocates for the superiority of one ethnic group over others and justifies their economic exploitation, social segregation, or physical destruction").
As for the term "Peruvian face," although it is used derogatorily and shouldn't be said at all, it's not something exclusive to Argentina.
I disagree with you. People like to say it and repeat it a lot. Most people that say it, haven't even BEEN to Argentina. And your comment doesn't even make sense. How would Argentines (who are white), be "racist" to the English, who are ALSO white. @@Horizon429
I'm black Hispanic, and I went to argentina In August 2023 and I can say I had the time of my life. Definitely would love to come back and may move there one day. Gi visit 🙏
I'm very glad you're getting to enjoy my country so much, hopefully you can stay much longer and travel the whole country because it's astonishing. I just had to tell you that all the people on the internet saying shit about Arg are foreigners who have never had any interaction with the country or its people, and all they do is read propaganda on the internet and spread hate. Keep up the love and have a great summer here in Argentina, you're gonna need a pool.
Great comment. I saw Ace, Marwa and another RUclipsr visit Argentina at different times and all they got was love from the people.
@@MM-ow2md Nazis fleeing there was a scheme orchestrated by Jesuit Priests via Operation Paperclip. They were all issued Vatican Passports because it was a Vatican operation and Argentina was headed by Jesuit leaders. But it wasn't Argentina alone. Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay also took many Nazis because they were also Jesuit led countries. But most Nazi scientists and specialists were taken by the US.
@@MM-ow2md because of the government we had at that time, but do you ignore that the USA also had LOT of nazi immigration?? there's no more racist country in the world than yours here we dont have that kind of issues
Explain to me why the Nazi's selt so comfortable feeling to the US after WW2 please, might I remember you, or maybe enlighten you if you're not aware, but the country that took the most nazis in the world was the US, more than 100 countries did. But people only look at Argentina even tho Brazil took even more nazis because of US propaganda, seems like you have some of it on your throat still.@@MM-ow2md
@@MM-ow2mdwe dont have
to explain you NOTHING, who you think you are? just read a book of your country history first and fight against YOUR heavy racist problem's nation before try to learn something to somebody else. We don't care colours skin in general, we have our own racist problems and fight against them, witch are not the same racist problems from were you live. For u Auston, i hope you enjoy our country. It's yours too if you take a chance to know it. People in general is very friendly here, that is part of our identity. This country was build between people from all over the World that find her own place here. Sorry for my english, is really bad but i tryied my best. ❤
You sold me on Buenos Aires. Booking my flight now.
You should continue to use this format. Very informative, makes me want to go there.
I prefer that. like step by step topic by topic simple and effective.
Thank you! I’ll keep it up!
Agreed, it’s better than when Auston responds to the shit talker
@@AB-ff1cq in what way
@@AustonHollemanThis format was real good - whatever secret sauce you used to cook this up keep it going
Looks like a visit indeed. Lived in Paris for some time, so looking for my "Paris" of South America. Thanks for staying to document in depth Auston!
Buenos Aires is a great city, super convenient and comfortable
Finalmente me alegro de que hayas experimentado que no somos racistas. Las mujeres somos un poco más lentas en ir lejos en nuestras relaciones con hombres no importa de dónde eres ni tu color de piel. Es nuestra cultura así. Tomamos tiempo en conocer al hombre antes de ir a las ligas mayores.
Todos son bienvenidos y no vengan con miedo. Nos encanta conocer personas de todo el mundo porque somos un país formado de muchas culturas. Siempre hemos recibido inmigración y es normal. Por eso no nos importa tu piel. Nos importa tu corazón. Besos de una chica de Buenos Aires. ❤
Realmente eres mujer??
@@LuchoPablinbue😂
Hay que aclarar que no todas las mujeres son así, porque depende mucho de lo que busquen. No todas quieren algo serio y no a todas les gusta conocer a alguien de un día y luego sentirse desechadas. A otras no les importa porque hacen lo mismo. Quizás podría decirse que a la mujer argentina le gusta en general, que la "chamuyen" un poco antes de conseguir algo con ella. Siempre que muestren interés, porque la gente que conozcas y te guste, no está obligada a sentir lo mismo.
Que bueno que visitaste mi país, espero puedas volver y conocer más lugares increíbles que tenemos.
Yo voy a ir esta semana de EEUU 🇺🇸 😅 necesito alguien que me enseñe el paisaje
CABA( the Center of BA) is 3 million ish but the metropolitan area all together is 15.4 million.
Well done Auston! Enjoy your content and how you move. Keep up the great work.
I'm glad to see that you're having a great experience. I hope you enjoy!
OI, thanks m8! Thank you for talking so good and high about our city!
Godspeed to you!
Nice video. Most informative one you've done on this country.
Thank you!!
@@AustonHollemanYou won't have problems with women. They are curious about the black man's fame. you already know right.😂
Buenos Aires seem cool. I love this video.
I might do there just for tourism like slow tourist looking at the pampa the people and going learning spanish just before going there. It look like a calm destination I would not go for the women. They are surely fine but yeah the way its described and from what I see it looks like europe with a south of hemisphere vibe.
Am planning to visit B. Aires. Thanks for the no BS practical info!
I stayed 40 days had no problems. Your boy left to early should have given the city more time.
In my country we value good manners, don t care about the skin, language or cultural background. Good manners maketh man! If you have good manners you will be welcomed everywhere in argentina. If you have bad manners you will be seen as agressive no matter if you are a white hair nordic elf :P And dude, you came only to buenos aires, but you should have visited the south, it s basically a love postcard of switzerland but with argentinians :P And the north in the jungles of misiones you can get lost like you are in several other countries at once. As a porteño I was very ignorant of the topographics of my country so we managed to travel to the north and south and all my dreams of visiting europe vanished. I particularly love the south, it s beautiful. Anyway, glad you have such a great experience. Next time try the vegan food as well, go to La Reverde for the best vegan chorizo or asado. See ya around!
What is the best city to visit in South Argentina?
Man, what a great assessment. Quite impressive you got basically everything right for being such a short time. you got it right on the openness of people/relaxed environment, safety quite on spot if you are in central Buenos Aires and the dating scene. If you were to be doing a coding or ecommerce or some of that you would have been invited to go out and have asado's at people's houses,
Great content and very informative. I did not know they had a subway there.
It would be a great city for digital nomads or remote workers.
Es una de las ciudades en el mundo con la mayor cantidad de nomadas digitales
@marm317 de verdad? Supongo que hay internet de alta velocidad como 5G.
Pues ya veremos que hay muchas opciones para moverse por la ciudad y parece animado el ambiente y la gente bailando el tango en la calle.
Hoy por hoy, es muy conveniente para un nómada digital, por el tipo de cambio monetario. El internet funciona muy bien.
La ciudad de BA tiene subte desde 1913, fue el primer país de hispanoamérica en tenerlo, a pesar de los años del subte están muy bien conservados y limpios a diferencia del subte de NYC, muy sucios y poco conservados.
@@susanabarth6393 gracias por la info
Looks very beautiful over there,when you coming back to Nairobi
Si quieres tener éxito, debes asumir la responsabilidad de tus emociones, no culpar a los demás. Además de hacerte sentir más culpable por tus faltas, señalar con el dedo a los demás sólo servirá para aumentar tu sentido de responsabilidad personal. Siempre hay un riesgo en cada inversión, pero aun así la gente invierte y tiene éxito. Debes mirar hacia afuera si quieres tener éxito en la vida...
Absolutamente. El éxito en el mercado requiere madurez emocional
Hago negocios como actividad secundaria mientras mantengo mi trabajo. Yo mismo estoy cansado de negociar con pérdidas. He arruinado mi cuenta dos veces y es frustrante. Veo gente que se gana la vida con el comercio y quiero hacer lo mismo. Por favor necesito ayuda ¿Alguien puede enseñarme a operar?
el mercado se beneficia si utiliza un buen corredor o administrador de cuentas para ayudar con las operaciones o proporcionar señales
Le recomendaré a la experta Sra. Theresa Walton. Ella es la mejor que he visto. Ella negocia mi cuenta de divisas y me genera buenas ganancias semanalmente.
¿Entonces ustedes también la conocen?... Vaya, ella me hizo tener mi propia casa y auto. Ella es increíble
Hey Auston, avoid the pile of bills hassle. Every tourist credit card holder gets a close to blue dollar rate
Me alegro que hayas visitado mi pais, y vuelvas pronto! besos.
You dont care about ppls other's experience but you can possibly learn
People from the same hood where the Migos came from ended up engineers, some other in drugs, some others in prison. But they became the Migos.
Unless it's a crazy situation like the frontline in Ukraine, where it's obvious that it's dangereous most of the time life is too complex and you have to make your own luck create your own circumstances. Avoid irreversible mistake is the only thing you must be careful. The rest is fine especially if you are young if nonsense happen you can always do it again differently and you have the energy to do it again.
Right, his arrogant
Y’all obviously misunderstood bra
I like this style of video more
Very nice video man. Just a small correction, the conglomerate of the city of Buenos Aires + the surrounding districts have aprox 15M people. Every day goes to work like 10M people to the autonomous city of Buenos Aires.
A la ciudad de buenos aires entran todos los dias 3.5 millones de personas a trabajar, dudo que entren 10 millones de personas mas.
Nice video, you shoud come to Cordoba or go to Mendoza or Iguazú Falls!
metropolitan area of Buenos Aires reachs 17M, and 5M living in suburbia enter in downtown daily (monday to friday) joining to 3M of Buenos Aires city
Bro ! All are Welcome to Argentina !! But be nice !! Good People are welcome !
Great review, also if you have cash you can get more from the exchanges, I haven’t had any issues exchanging money but it has to be clean bills. Keep in mind you get double the money you would get from the ATM. I’ve been around 10 times, and I only noticed one issue, older women, they can be a little apprehensive if you approach them for directions. But this is not a big deal for me personally, Aside from that it’s a peaceful, safe city. I absolutely have had no one harass me for anything there, I will likely be there this weekend….
old argentinian ladies can either be the sweetest you'll meet or absolute cunts, no in between
Las mujeres mayores suelen mostrarse aprensivas con cualquier hombre que se les acerque, por temor a los robos, pero es en general
@@lalimasson Esto es cierto y por eso no es un problema, pero algunas personas pueden malinterpretarlo. aunque espero que no
@@Mr.SmithBoy esto empezó a notarse más en el país en las últimas décadas porque la inseguridad subió bastante así que están todos medios paranoicos, esperemos que con este gobierno se solucione la inseguridad para todos
Auston, you have to visit Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 Caribbean carnival on February 12th and 13th ,2024. You will love the vibes it's unbelievable massive hype . If you don't know, now you know .
2020 i was there right before the pandemic. carnival is a total vibe
Loved your video!
Great landa my Argentina, i love you
Keep up with the good work brother 💪
The RUclips blogger “ACE” was in Argentina for a few weeks a year ago. He had the time of his life. One thing I learned from “ACE” is if you want a busy social life in Argentina take “Sousa” dance lessons. In fact, (#1) learn as much Spanish as you can if needed, (#2) definitely take “Sousa” dance lessons if one plan on spending a lot of time in Spanish speaking countries. I had a beautiful Colombian lady coworker once who was a little shy but she would turn on that famous Sousa instrumental music while on breaks and just shake her cute little body. ACE was interviewing a black Argentinian man in his seventies who was also a good Sousa dancer in a club with his daughter. White women was coming over to the table and asking the older black guy to Sousa dance with them during the interveiw. And he was cutting a rug on the dance floor with those young ladies.😀
The word is "Salsa" dance, NOT "sousa"... just for the record
@@sergiofann6654 thank you for the correction sir. I’m still trying to learn as much spanish as I can and I still have a long way to go. 👍🏼
@@clydecovington3972 My pleasure. I am very much aware that learning a foreign language take time.... usually A VERY LONG TIME!! ( to speak it fluently, of course), and, a great deal of patience as well. But you have the right attitude and that will help you a lot. Just to share: I have been living in L.A. for many years so I know what it's like to be a foreigner and learning/improving my English. I never took a bad approach when they corrected my pronunciation or explained to me the meaning of a word. After all, English is not my mother tongue. Same with you I guess, as long as you are open to learning "argentino", you'll get a lot in return. Best of luck!!
@@sergiofann6654 I sincerely appreciate your communication skills of not being overly critical or rude of my Spanish language short comings. That was the first give away you were not a born citizen to the U.S. Unfortunately, too many of my fellow native born Americans seem to find it chic to speak without filters and even verbally tell you that they don’t “give a damn” just to drive home the point. There are still cultures in the world with good manners and good communication skills.👍🏼
@@clydecovington3972 ARGENTINA es el país del TANGO ❤
Very good video. Perhaps your best.
👍🏻 When are you coming to CAPE TOWN Soth Africa?
We just arrived from Romaina its summer time here!! 🇷🇴 🇿🇦 😎🌴 😉
Que bueno que te guste Buenos Aires, es hermosa, pero tambien podrias conocer las bellezas naturales al norte ( y sur y el oeste , no te enunero losnlugares porque seguro que habras visto las publicidades de turismo, y te digo von gran convicción, las fotos y videos no te pueden mostrar lo maravilloso y exuberante de nuestras maravillas naturales.
Thanks for the tip!
Auston, I spent 15 days in Buenos Aires and totally agree with you regarding feeling safe..Something to add, dont even use your debit/credit card at the airport!! Only cash.. thanx for such a good video
What about the city itself? Should you just always pay cash?
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 👏🏿Nice job. Good info bro 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Gente afro o como quieran autopercibirse, dejen de estar pensando todo el tiempo en el racismo cuando salen de viaje. No en todos los lugares son racistas, no toda la gente "blanca" es racista, no todos los porteños son mala onda, ni la Argentina es sólo Buenos Aires. La Argentina es muy grande, con mucha variedad de personas, de todos los colores, formas y tamaños. No hay un estereotipo de "argentino promedio" porque somos una gran mezcla de diferentes etnias y culturas, por eso aquí no hay, ni hubo tanta discriminación como en otros lados (USA, Sudáfrica, Europa, etc) El que quiera venir, es bienvenido, y el que no, se lo pierde! 💓😘
Mas verdad imposible! Nadie es racista con nadie aca. Es algo de afuera eso. Ademas es algo que ni se enseña aca. Porque para nosotros todos somos una sola raza "RAZA HUMANA" luego solo hay colores de piel, pelo y ojos pero nadie discrimina por eso. Solo de divide en gente de bien y delincuentes aca. Y cualquiera de esos dos pude ser de cualquier color xD
Hace 2 años que se lleno de negros diciendo que somos racistas
@@marcoslagreca5297 Porque hay gente como vos que les dice negros capaz. 😂 Nadie es Negro o Blanco. Ademas el color de piel es marron nose pq dicen negro 😮💨
@@Nunawariyaku es negroide se llama genética millenian asefalo
@@marcoslagreca5297 porque salió un programa en la tv de allá que decía que estaba lleno de nazis. 🤦🏼♀️
Hola, solo pase a decir q los argentinos o todos los q viven en el continente AMERICANO, tambien son americanos no solamente los yankies, saludos
In Mendoza,in 2023, I would get a 20L filtered water delivery every week (two people): 800 AP. That was when we were at 500/dollar. so, about $1.75 for a garafon. In Ecuador, it was $3.
Thanks 🙏🏿 for keeping it real💯💯💯
5:32 16 million in the Aglomeration of Buenos Aires and surroundings.
Great breakdown bro! a lot of good info.
Doesn't sound like somewhere bm want to go but the sights are cool!
dumb cheap, attractive fit women, great nightlife, good food. what you smoking? lol
Auston, why have you never been to NYC?...I think anyone who lives in U.S should visit that city at least once...its one of the most popular city in the World.
Buena man.. aguante Argentina
Thanks for the Info where you in the Air Force ?? I need to move to that area I hear the Steaks are great!!
Quality vid bro - dope
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sounds Interesting.
I Think I Just Might Come for a Visit.
Keep It Vlogging!!!
Kadeers!!!
Bienvenido Auston!!!
I guarantee that most of the people that said Argentina doesn't like black people have never been there! It's always the people that have never even left the country that act like they know what they're talking about 😂
Very cool!! i hope you stay here in Buenos Aires a couple more weeks.
Its your experience but you get paid if we watch it, Africa 2024 the vibe.
Better be cautious when consuming alcohol when traveling too report's of many countries selling bogus alcohol poison
😂😂Consuming alcohol in Argentina is totally safe.
Sí, lo seguro es que se van a emborrachar! 😂
In reality, alcohol is already bad for your health, there is no need to add anything else to it. But, you don't have to worry about that in Argentina, just don't accept drinks from strangers. As everywhere, we must prevent.
Argentina is famous for it’s wine.
Congratulations on there new president
Gracias Roy. Estamos muy felices por el cambio.Milei es un hombre honrado, con valores, muy comprometido con el pais. Tenemos esperanza! ❤
La gente trabajadora y de bien esta muy contenta con Milei, los que no, es porque son malas personas, asi de facil.
Great Video.
Im looking for my next destination for July and this crossed my radar. Hows the weather in July though
it's winter: 0 to10 Celsius
Visita Cordoba !!!
Do your thing young fella!
To be honest,have never met anyone that tells me,he or she really want to travel to Argentina,have been watching your videos can count,how many blacks have seen in the background.
Es que en argentina no hay mucha gente negra, pero... Porque juzgan a argentina porque no hay gente negra pero no juzgan por lo mismo a japon?
Travel Enjoy Life 🇦🇷
Gente es sencillo como dijo Auston te van a tratar por como te comportes, no esperes un trato especial porque seas negro, amarillo, rojo, azul o blanco.
Si te comportas como idiota te van a tratar como tal, tan poco esperes que un pais que tiene una cultura distintita a la de tu pais se a molde a las tuyas, cuando es al revés.
Se puede decir que Argentina es un pais discriminador NO, te puede pasar que te discriminen SI como te puede pasar en cualquier pais del mundo.
Otro punto por las zonas donde estuvo Auston son zonas bastante seguras, pero no todas las zonas son igual de seguras.
Por ultimo si vienen a la Argentina espero que lo disfruten y la pasen bien.
Auston, if you stay, try to rent an apartment in the newest buildings. They have a swimming pool (not super big) just for the building. So that creates a microsphere that
attracts friends to give an Asado. Life in Buenos Aires is the best if you have friends there. This is why you find women "flaky" Arg men are players, so men prefer to be with other men in an Asado or nightclubbing for long! 40+ old and still clubbing.
"I am telling you about my experience, i dont care about yours" best comment I've heard in a youtube video.
hola!!! soy de Argentina. Escuché que dijiste que es muy seguro andar con plata por la calle o con el celular.... bueno.. te cuento que NO! Tenés que tener mucho cuidado cuando caminás por la calle, ya que personas en MOTO te puede robar fácilmente. Buenos Aires es enorme, vos estuviste paseando por la ciudad de Buenos Aires que es más segura que el resto de la provincia, donde la inseguridad es muchísima! Aunque te parece que estás seguro, no te confíes!!! No vayas solo con dinero en la mano ni el celular a la vista porque te lo roban!! En Argentina mueren muchas mujeres en manos de sus parejas!! También hay mujeres raptadas en plena calle! Amo Argentina, es hermosa y su gente también, pero en 7 días, y hospedandote en los lugares más caros de la ciudad, no vas a ver la realidad completa. Solo vas a ver cómo vive una parte de la sociedad.. Saludos.
You were in Colegiales, like collegiate replacing the T for an L and adding an S to the end.
Where were you doing money exchange? If you did on a bank or an official exchange office you were not having the best rate like if you did on the black market, the same as the official offices but with other rate. In official you could get ar$ 365 for 1 u$s but in black ones you could get ar$ 950.
I hope you are enjoying yourself.
I have heard that has changed since Milei took over. Do you know if that is true?
@@yaimavol That's the objective but still not achieved, don't forget we suffer of Peronism... 🤦♂
What about the money exchange issue in Argentina?
Great video!
If some of y'all guys are planning to pay a visit here and need some data or advice, I'll do it gladly.
safer than brazil is *key*
@@jubernardi23 ok. very interesting. why are the west & south safer? more affluence? better ppl? more jobs? less tourism?
@@jubernardi23Are you saying that Brazil is a continent and not a country? He is from the United States, a country larger than Brazil and you live on the Brazilian continent 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good, enjoy your time young man
price is 3 times more now and ricing...
AUSTON , WERE YOU FROM , I LIVE IN TEXAS, FOR MANY YEAR .
GOOD JOB, VERY CLEAR, AND HONEST.
I AM ARGENTINE.
so this place vs. Rio. What place is more livable and chill? Never been to either, but been to medellin dozens of times. If they "flake" can you just "pay" for attention?
if u like Europe pick Buenos Aires, if u want Latin America: Rio
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Yo Auston where are the links to join your members only you don’t have it in your profile description or anywhere else on your uploads
@auston
Where are you spending NYE ? BA Rio or Thailand
Great Video Austin! In your next video please speak on the importance knowing Spanish, or not. Can you get by without knowing ANY, or should they have a base of Spanish before coming. I know you have learned Portuguese, so you can most likely get by, as many of the words are similar.
As someone who's lived in Mexico. You can but expect to be priced more than a local.
When I spoke Spanish and though my accent is near undetectable it's there. And when they find out you're a foreigner, it'll make your experience better.
Another instance is when I was in Brazil and I spoke Portuguese and they knew I was American. A lady gave me some extra food for free.
So, yes you can. But learning some of the language, can make your experience better.
Mira como sera que los rusos se la estan arreglando sin saber español!! Al menos los en buenos aires muchos hablan ingles y sino la gente le pone buena voluntad en entenderse. Si pueden hacerlo los chinos sin hablar español imaginate que para otros es mucho mas facil
There is always somebody speaking english, more if you visit turist sites. I believe in all downtown restaurants people speak english. Don t know if it is the best english you have ever encountered but it s enough :D
👍💪🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Good content 🙏🏽
Nice work
With all due respect, sir, we are not interested in whether they are Chinese, Jewish, Arab, or black, since there are many in Argentina. What is annoying is that when they make a mistake, they make excuses for their skin color, always using that letter so as not to face the problems and not I say it for you because you seem like a man with a lot of education. I'm referring to the American guys who, when the police or someone looks at them or asks them something, use victimhood by saying they do it because I'm black or they look at me because I'm black or they don't. I speak because I am black, we know we are not stupid, we have already been through it with feminists, with planeros (people who do not work), thieves and many people who hide behind something to obtain special treatment and only make people despise them for their behavior. greetings
I hope you enjoy my country bro
Stay there please
Learn how to cook Holleman you will save money
I think he said he cooked when he lived in Texas. I guess doesn’t want to be bothered doing that during his travels especially when he’s a tourist spending a few weeks in a country.
@anonymous6594 yet he complain about money and asking for money
You have a beautiful mind ❤
I was just about to ask you how the Argentinian subways are compared the one in NYC where I live but @2:08 you mentioned that you've never been here. Fyi the NYC subway system is a damn sewer cesspool. Are there tons of homeless people and junkies using the Argentine subway as bedroom and toilet?
Hola, no! Hay seguridad y cierra por la noche, así que nadie duerme allí. Hay que tener cuidado con tus cosas, como en cualquier lugar donde se junta mucha gente y evitar las horas pico en lo posible.
@@lalimasson
Hola. I'll need to put this through a translator.
@@lalimasson
Ah, está bien. Eso tiene sentido. Supongo que incluso con la policía, el sistema de metro de Nueva York sigue siendo El más sucio y peligroso. Inmundo inferno demócrata de izquierda.
@@mahdman3Hello, in the original answer in the YT video, you touch the 3 little dots and you have the option to translate the answer.
@@lalimasson Thank you for teaching me.
Pros of BA:
-Tons of things to do
-very cheap right now when using blue dollar rate, especially public transport
-relatively safe in many areas
-lots of beautiful parks
-beautiful architecture
-incredible nightlife, a city that never sleeps. Tons of bars and clubs catering to all tastes
-awesome food, and so many great restaurants
-generally very good looking people
-one of the most passionate crowds you will hear at any concert or football game, just try going to one!
Cons
-bus drivers drive like they want to kill you
-people can be quite unfriendly and arrogant compared to many other parts of Latin America. I came here after having been in Mexico, Central America and Colombia (where I found many people very humble and sweet) and I really noticed the sense of entitlement amongst many locals, who seems to think they’re pretty special. I’ve talked to other foreigners who live here who have noticed the same.
-subtle racism. I’m Asian and when I hang out with my white friends we regularly notice waiters, barmen, new locals we meet etc talking predominantly to my white friends whilst avoiding eye contact with me. They only look at me if I directly talk to them, and many are noticeably less friendly to me than to my white friends, my white friends have noticed this and commented on this too. This is despite the fact I speak better Spanish than most of my white friends in BA!
I’ve spoke to other persons of color who have noticed this kind of subtle differences in how locals treat you if you’re not white. Generally speaking, locals in BA are friendly to white Italians and Spanish and white Latinos, but if you’re a person of color don’t be surprised if you get treated a bit differently in a negative way. Or maybe BA people just don’t like the Asians? Who knows.
Positives massively outweighs the negatives 😊
This is the subtle racism that conditions the subconciois of the entire society. When you ask them about directly they can not recall it because it is ingained in there subconcious.
@@Es.tefa.nia001 So basicially you want to blame them gor your racist behavior. Work on your own self awareness and your perception of life will improve overall. I wish you the best.
@@Es.tefa.nia001 contacto visual no me hace sentir incómodo. No hay razón para pensar que a las personas de color no les guste el contacto visual y las personas blancas les guste.
Cuando alguien obviamente evita el contacto visual conmigo mientras mantiene contacto visual con mis amigos blancos, esto me hace sentir incómodo….
The Internet is filled with comments from people who have had the exact same experiences
What the hell is a "person of color?" You have to have a nationality! People are not a "box of crayons!"
Fuiste hasta la torre de los ingleses, esa zona es peligrosa, por suerte no te pasó nada. 😊
Definitely keep this kinda format, than when you respond to the shit talkers 😂
Come to Madrid, Spain Austin!!!
Question for Auston. Where both your parents born in the US?
Yes
@@AustonHolleman ok well im glad you woke up from the American trap.
@@AustonHolleman Also try out mexico as well. Mexico city, Monterrey and tulum are great places. But I think you will like the malls and how upscale Monterrey is. I currently live in monterrey mexico. This youtuber depicts Monterrey well. ruclips.net/video/dEZ9bp6NQ20/видео.htmlsi=OG7v5qrqVIL-qCqP
If the half that you said it's true, I'm moving to Buenos Aires....
i love that you said you have to be here for 3 to 6 months, but tbh in my experience with my girlfriends we all like to get it on with a guy we like quite soon, even more if we know they're foreign and they will leave hahaha but yeah, to have the real experience you have to stay here for a while