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I will check out your video 😊

Well I hope you enjoy it once the weather is favourable here 😅 Also check out Comden Town Market

@@fedorafoxPRIME elephant and castle is seedy and dreadful!

Do you have a few recommendations for very good Latino food in Elephant and Castle? What are your favourite spots to eat at?

@@fedorafoxPRIME nope not really. I always used to eat from stalls within the shopping centre during my lunch breaks. Otherwise on my off days, there was nandos, kebab shop, chicken shop. I didn't know there was that sort of set up within the Latin community centre - I missed out.

Aaah ok... Yeah the community has been there for a very long time. I wish I spent more time there when I started teaching myself Spanish in 2008. I'm sure I might have been fluent by now 😆 There's a big Latino community in Seven Sisters, North London. Some of the food is soooo fire. Similar to Carribbean food in my opinion

I recall visiting in 2023 but it was closed. When I return in May 2024 I'll get to check if it's open on the weekend

How can I commit wrong about diversity when I am a black man living amongst the diversity?

Get the hell back where sir?

Wow I genuinely didn't realise these details you just shared. That's really interesting to be honest. I hugely appreciate your comment.

Haha 😄 She really did. She's got skills 🤣

@@fedorafoxPRIME how safe did you think the elephant and castle area was? I’m thinking of visiting with my family in June and I want to try some of the food around there. Thx

@hdwoodshop Well it seems very safe to me. Didn't feel uncomfortable walking around there even with my camera and DSLR

Hey, ok, that's great. Will do. Thank you

@@fedorafoxPRIME No problem brother, do you have an Instagram?

Hey thanks for watching the video. Have you been to Amsterdam before?

@fedorafoxtravel I just had a 12 hour layover there, unfortunately I didn't leave the airport to see the city

Ah ok... Yeah those long layovers are not so great. But Schiphol airport is reasonably ok I suppose

Hey thank for the comment, and also watching the video. Do you use the Megabus much?

Hey, thanks for watching... Stay tunes for The Amsterdam video

Yeah London a melting pot of different cultures. I'd love to check NY out in the future

Yes Maasa M.

Thanks for watching. I appreciate it

Hey, thanks for your comment, and for watching the vlog 👍

Hola! Gracias para ver mi video hermano. Terrassa estaba trankilo la ultima vez que estoy alli, pero me gusta la ciudad

Hey thanks for watching. Ok Terrassa is a quiet town overall, so the nightlife is quite calm and low-key. Hiwever, there are a few places hidden in the side streets close to Terrassa rambla. The best night to out is on Saturday as you'll see more young people out with friends instead of the older generation

Okk great thanks! Cause I'm going to study there. Would live there for 1year and half as a young student or it's not that great?

Well it depends. If ou are staying there to learn Spanish it is good, because not slot of people speak English in Terrassa. In the Tram/Train stations there are more chances of using English. When I stayed in Terrassa for 2 weeks it was cool traveling into Barcelona for more active experiences. Terrassa is a little bit quiet but it seems friendly and the locals are cool

Yeah, I've not been to Asia yet . God willing I will get there in the near-ish future

Hey Peter, this sounds like a great tip. I will definitely try it out. Thanks for the comment

Hey bro, thank you so much for the comment. I will try this out once I get back in the gym 🙏🏿

Hey! You can find this spot on the Bearwood High street. Its the Bearwood indoor market

Thanks for this Jay. Appreciate it 👍

We gotta to keep the goals bro

Yo bruv! I appreciate the comment. Yeah it's a struggle with this TH-cam grind, but I've done to much to stop now lol

Yes Kaotic 🤜🏿

I would from my experience over the years of mixing with both Spanish people (from Spain) and Latinos from the Americas, I would have to say it "appears" that Spaniards are "racist". But once you understand what the situation is it turns out that they are more harshly ignorant and unexposed to other cultures. Spanish people are very Spanish orientated. In the US, I would say racism is more true to the term, as you have multiple generations of white Americans brought up with and around black and brown people for generations, and yet there's still so much beef. Spanish people are even a little funny towards Latinos, but I think its just jealousy because Latinos have better swag, prettier women in masses, and know how to mix and travel around the would a little more with a warm soul. That's my opinions based on interactions with both of them.

@@fedorafoxPRIME thanks man. I share this exact sentiment. I was in Madrid & Barcelona last week & I noticed that people who lived there from other nationalities were very welcoming and endearing but the homegrown Spaniards were very abrasive & stand-offish. Their energy felt like a force field. But the Latin, African and other ethnicities were super cool. I definitely won't be going back there anytime soon.

@@fedorafoxPRIME I'm going to visit The UK & Germany next

😂 Yeah I totally understand where you're coming from. But have you ever considered that keeping our distance from people who are not welcoming only helps to empower the separation...? What I have learnt now after speaking to Africans living there is that, when Africans came to Spain over the past 15-20 years ago, they were caught up in the hustle of robbing and snatching handbags. However, this was because the Spanish Government were not allowing them to be employed.... Eventually someone must have had a revelation and allowed them to have ease of access to employment, which then gave all the natural hard working Africans the chance to contribute to the Spanish life and systems. Since then the Mainstream Media had less and less stories to show to Spaniards hearing/watching reports of illegal activities in the streets. I say that to say this: Americans are more openly racist, and I would prefer that over covert racism haha. But Ignorance and racism are 2 different things.

Depending where you go the UK is quite racist, even with having a lot of black players in our national soccer team. But its just more covert here, and you'll get smiled at lol. This doesn't mean the majority are racist thought. London, Birmingham and Manchester are the cities that you don't experience much racism as its too multicultural for that, and someone will always shut it down (most of the time)

Appreciate it bro

I agree. It is another huge wasted space. Plus the do not want any small businesses to occupy any of the numerous empty units. Stupidity of the wasted space is crazy. It annoys me

Thanks for watching 👍🏿

Barcelona is similar to London as it has mixed nationalies visiting, studying, and working. From my experience it has been fine. The Latinos are more welcoming than the Spanards in my opinion, but if you go anywhere in the world looking to find something to be offended about, you will easily find it. Don't worry about racism, or people's ignorance as it ain't going nowhere. Just focus on the good experiences and the good warm people and you'll have fun. If you Speak Spanish then it's even more fun.

@@fedorafoxPRIME Thanks for the answer, definitely helped. You on Instagram?

Yeah boy, I have to take advantage of the opportunity. Baby Mama Drama made me change up my whole mindset. Bun Den!

Thanks for watching 👍🏿

Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment. Do you travel much yourself?

Where are you from? I can't tell the difference between the Asian kenji

Respect 👍🏿

Thank you hugely for the prayers and for support the channel. Also for the list of artists I couldn't pull out of my brain 😅💚

Hey, you create content as well right?

@@fedorafoxPRIME yes I am creating content nice videos by the way

Awesome. Is the Africa video your own work?

@@fedorafoxPRIME yes it my edit whit stuck videos i downloaded from envato , but i do wane visit Africa

Come on mate, it's not that bad here. Apparently the crime rate in Newcastle is higher than Birmingham 😂

@@fedorafoxPRIME you need to live there, buddy, trust me if I was to walk down the Soho road in my Uniform unarmed, I'd be in for a very bad day.

I do live in Birmingham, for most of my life. To be honest there would be no real reason to walk down Soho Rd in your uniform 😅 But as much as there are lots of asian residents there, it very mixed with Eastern Europeans. You should go there, there's almost no drama. It just appears hostile due to mental programming and the fear of "different". Another fact that I have found to be true globally is that violent crimes are more often commited by the same ethnicity as the victims. Black in Black, White on White, etc etc. Break out of the Matrix

@@fedorafoxPRIME oh I have lived there, born in Selly Oak actually, it's an interesting question, I maybe on standby by that I'd have to be good to go, and get myself back to base ASAP in Uniform. Oh and there was that infamous sign in Lee Bank that never really made it into the media. I'd feel a hell of a lot safer up in Newcastle to be fair.

lol 🤣 I hear you my friend. I was in London a few months ago and a guy was posing and waving the Palestinian flag in the centre of the Piccadilly Circus. Nobody cared much and sat chilled with their friends and family, cracking jokes and eating food, listening to the street performers etc. Long story short we give power to what we give our attention to

Yeah I'm pretty much from Birmingham

@@fedorafoxPRIME Mr when you town lets meet up?