As a lyari born female, i know seeing you made the kids feel good about their skin. we may not admit it, racism is still there. the lighter u are, the more chances for work, better marriage connections, caste etc... but its nice for you to visit my community and show them that there are others like them around the world.
I was happy to know that there is a place called mini Brazil in Pakistan. This country is very similar to Brazil. Looking at the streets in the video, it is really very similar to some places here!
Thank you so much for show-casing Lyari & it’s people. Unfortunately, for decades, it has remained the most underserved area of Karachi. Suffice to state, I found this vlog immensely informative & insightful. Keep up the great work in highlighting the different regions of the world and in the process, educating & enlightening us about so many hidden areas that deserve recognition 👍🏽
@@crashMYbandicoot-iv8mw that's not true, even some indigenous people here have more darker skin than any African. Racism is way less than you would expect it to be.
Wow it’s my first time watching you ,I really like your vibe and the way peoples over there welcom you . Watching you from USA . Originally from Haiti 🇭🇹 😊
Interesting, there are also black populations in Balochistan. Not every black person is a descendent of slavery, some were traders. Asia is very diverse in general due to migrations.
The Arab slave trade - trafficking and brutalizing Africans, lasted more than 1300 years and still continues today. As bad as the transatlantic slave trade was, the Arabs were significantly worse, but we just don't shine a light on it as much. Both Islam and Christianity were the worst things to impact the African continent. Both of these religious groups justified their inhumane treatment of Africans with religious doctrine. The cultural roots of Pakistani blacks have been intentionally erased. And who would want to remember your family's story of major trauma including, kidnapping, abuse, and assault, rape, disfigurement. If you notice, the black Pakistanis are also living in the most impoverished and under-resourced areas - just like many black people around the world, and they were more community-spirited and welcoming than the aggressive reactions and ignorant stares of brown-skinned/Arabic Pakistanis. The system of global anti-blackness is an incredible sickness of the mind and spirit. I was appalled at how Pakistanis in general treated a black man walking their streets as an alien - a strange novelty - when they were hiding away their own beautiful black countrymen who have roots there for decades or centuries.
at 18:30 - it's astounding to see the level of respect given to the more senior elders. Even though a question was direct at him (the elder to whom they all called to join), he wanted a more senior elder to answer. I loved seeing the beautiful smiles and friendliness here. Makes me want to visit!
Sir Blackman I’m also from lyari and today I watched your video and you did happy our hearts ♥️ bcz you showed real face of lyari and we still waiting for you come again and and enjoy life love you a lot Lyari lyari lyari😂
Amir if u ever go to Pakistan again especially liari maybe you could take some dna (ancestry) test kits and see if any of the people wanna try them out if that's possible at all. Would be very interesting to see the results and see where these African peoples ancestors came from.
I love your videos B Da T!! The peoples of Pakistan are really mixed from North to South & are so beautiful to witness. Such a beautiful country, full of truly kind, giving, hospitable & friendly locals. IMPO & in the opinion of others that i know, they are some of the world's best humans. Btw, I think your child will be utterly beautiful B Da T, just as you are! Your face is cute too!! I get so much joy from your videos & i love to join you on your journeys around Pakistan & the world. I love the Pakistani peoples & i always did, ever since i visited many years ago. I was a child & travelling with my family. The Pakistani people had never met us before, as we were complete strangers, but almost immediately, we were all made to feel very welcome & were made to feel like family, like blood. They prepared a feast for us, set along a long dinner table, akin to the "Last Supper", i kid you not. I am much older now, but i have never ever forgotten Pakistan &it's stunning people. I love you Pakistan & i love you B Da T, my brothers & sisters! Best Wishes from Tasmania, Australia
stop calling them black people bro, they have an identity the term black for Africans was created during the Atlantic slave trade to strip them of their identity. You don't call Pakistanis brown people, you honour them with an identity, we should do the same for ourselves.
You have got it wrong...Black people ask to be called black people...We prefer being called black...The racist name that were given to black Americans were Negro...Us black people are very proud of our blackness...Dark Indians and dark Pakistanis are ashame of it
@@robert3741 No... You are wrong. Im so called black, my family are, many of my friends are so called black, I only know people like you on the Internet, not real life. Black is a colour, not an identity Do you, you say Im wrong, I say you are wrong. P. S, Im not American, nor is the man on the video, the world is bigger than America. Bless
@@Xbot4Life errrrr I am black too.....Go look up your history,black people.....The Caribbeans when they first came to Britain in the 50's and 60's and there were loads of race riots in london...They ask to be called black....hence why black people are called black people in Britain today...Nearly all the race laws in Britain were created because of West Indians fighting back..when they first move to Britain...Know your history and stop just talking.....And that term black started from black Americans....As black people were referred to as Negros...They did not like that term....so they ask to be called,black American...or African American. Being called black is very shameful in in Asia....But us black people are very proud of being called black....We look at it as there are only 2 kind of people on earth ...back and white...and if you are not white you are definitely black....so Asians are black people too....all this brown man nonsense...you guys are black to....you are just ashamed of being called black.
@@phylicia595 Being called black doesn't mean the colour black...there are thousands of black people with very fair skin that are still black....Do not be confused ok...Being black is an identity...The same way Pakistanis were originally Indians...And they created their own country which is actually part of India....but the world respects their wishes to be called Pakistanis...That's why we called Pakistanis....Pakistanis....today....
Excellent video. I grew up in Karachi, practically round the corner from Liyari. Our housekeeper who helped raise the kids in our family was from Liyari. Back then their descent was not that big a source of confusion. She used to refer to herself as Makrani, which means hailing from Makran: a region of Baluchistan, the Western and Southern most region of Pakistan, bordering on the Middle East and a thoroughfare for traders and travellers from Middle Eastern and North African states.
I really enjoyed your video brother, thanks a lot, I'm from Africa but at same time staying in Pakistan for studies at Lahore, been to Karachi last month as it was my holiday, I did saw balochi as well it was one of best experience I had in my 3 years stay in Pakistan, I hope the best for the nation may Allah bless it.
Just found your blog as I follow Meyer ✨️ but from a white man ,to a black man lots of love ❤️, and my wife is from ethiopia 🇪🇹 been there alot met her there and I brought her to Australia, I find it sad the kids on the street and the racism in this world is cruel I don't stand for it one bit,love from an Irish man .
I’ve been watching and enjoying your clips for some time. I really appreciate you showing parts of the country that has been neglected. I would never have know about Liyari. It’s also very sad to see such talented individuals potential not being nurtured. The pak gov need to invest in this community Inshallah this awareness will pay off for the people of Liyari 🎉 Keep up the good work Amir 😊
In Pakistan and in many other parts of India no one is classified or identified as black or white or by race. There are Europeans in North Western part of Pakistan , Africans and others Chinese etc in other parts of Pakistan. These people are so well intergrated in the society , black and white are just normal for them no discrinimation. However among many families themselves in India and Pakistan have children with darker and fair skin. They see fairer as handsome. They do have discrimination based on castes and religion.
Wow this was so beautiful and good. I hope people in African countries watch this (Ethiopia, Sudan Egypt, Kenya Tanzania Somalia Uganda Senegal Gambia Guinea South Africa) and in BRAZIL too.
This was nice to see....i know of black people in India also, along with an island where a tribe lives that don't like visitors to coming to it. I always thought how many look similar to us and in particular skin tone variations from light brown to very dark...some as dark or even if possible darker than a Sudanese....just skin seemed to have a shine to it lol.
Blackman Da Traveller, there is also an ethnic group (the Siddis), of African ancestry, living within India, but because of their African ancestry, most of these beautiful humans have been hidden from public view & as expected, as rarely, if ever talked about or filmed. It is a very shameful history indeed.
Most blacks in Pakistan belong to Sheedi tribe from South Africa My mom was very interested in black history so she read Alex Healy novel Roots and later on translated in Urdu language and published it. She also distributed that book in many libraries in Pakistan to educate the people in Pakistan about Black history.
Pakistan have the beauty in every shade from dark black to full white and all in between and you can't wherever you go you'll still find racism in this world but where are bad people there are more of a good people❤. My mom is black and my Father's shade is white and I'm a mixture of it 😂❤. And I never seen someone disrespecting my mom here in pak it's all about the community you live in❤. Pakistan is so rich in different cultures , languages , races , beauty everything❤. Proud to be a Pakistani 💖🇵🇰
This is one of the best video exploring lyari good video great video thanks you so much but your question is were coming black community they are come Pakistan for different countries some was come from Egypt mean Arabic country and some somalia and some Africa
This black community definitely does not look like they originate from Somalis. If they did, after 100's of years of intermixing with the locals, they would look much different to these people. Nothing wrong with how these people look, they are beautiful but Somalis in general already look mixed and so when they intermarry with other races their kids tend to look alot more like the other parent. Of course there are always exceptions. I suspect they wouldn't be from Egypt either but it's very interesting to find out where they originate from and if they still have any relatives in those countries.
Sure they are those who succeed and get to great things who are black or of colored and dark complexions but I find that in so many countries where they are a community of such, and a lighter community and leader that the darker ones are like "left behind" in the majority.
No disrespect but the question about racism and do they know where they originally from in Africa in reality does not exist. You need to do more historical research of self. And you will understand they have been hundreds of years of transatlantic trades of Africans all over the world and white colonizers wasn't the only one involved in the slave trade. As well it was also religious in culture takeovers and before then they did not have all the borders that you are referring to even on the continent of Africa Africans as well as other nationalities migrated. We all the family regardless of the ignorance of racism. You have to love yourself and realize your complexion does not identify your racial identity or culture. If you notice I'm sure even in your own family no one is the same complexion whether you are descendants from Africa are European descendants. You are following a rabbit hole if you are looking for a racial identity trust me follow culture. Even though you desire your child not to look like you most children care less about their complexion. It's only when adults put a tear system on complexion.
@@r.b6170 Originally, these people were from Ethiopian merchants, sailors, indentured servants, slaves and mercenaries who migrated to Baluchistan province of Pakistan and later settled in Karachi with baluchi community.
i want to do some work over there for the kids not necessarily football related but multi-sports. sports keeps kids focused and gives them something to enjoy and work on. i found this video super interesting and inspiring. hopefully i can get over there one day and do some volunteer coachinnng/youth work maybe. big up yourself @blackmandatraveller
You should make a change and make an effort to become a better version of yourself…don’t discriminate, and treat people with kindness no matter what they look like😊
As a lyari born female, i know seeing you made the kids feel good about their skin. we may not admit it, racism is still there. the lighter u are, the more chances for work, better marriage connections, caste etc... but its nice for you to visit my community and show them that there are others like them around the world.
racism shouldn't exist, we all bleed the same.
Racism is from Hinduism. We do not have caste system in Islam
Cho ny tao.
In Islam there is no descrimination on Basic of Cast Colour language Wealth Etc...
Your hindu from india your propaganda not gonna work here
I was happy to know that there is a place called mini Brazil in Pakistan. This country is very similar to Brazil. Looking at the streets in the video, it is really very similar to some places here!
Plz search in youtube with subtitles (captions) liyar e player e
they have craze of foothball
This has to be my favorite episode thus far! The way those kids looked at you my man, you might as well have been the Black Panther! ⚫🐈⬛
Thank you so much for show-casing Lyari & it’s people. Unfortunately, for decades, it has remained the most underserved area of Karachi.
Suffice to state, I found this vlog immensely informative & insightful.
Keep up the great work in highlighting the different regions of the world and in the process, educating & enlightening us about so many hidden areas that deserve recognition 👍🏽
Thank you Blackman for sharing the positive side of Lyari ❤️
I am from pakistan and lyari is my heart Or there is no difference between black and white and everyone here lives in peace and tranquility
come now you know deep down that’s not true and the black peoples of Pakistan suffer from too much discrimination
@@crashMYbandicoot-iv8mw that's not true, even some indigenous people here have more darker skin than any African. Racism is way less than you would expect it to be.
@@crashMYbandicoot-iv8mw true
Your sitting on stolen land that you and your British masters stole.
lol BS, caste systems are still a thing in your country and India
Fascinating! The way they follow you around though.... 😂 One love from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲.
Big up
My dream has always been to visit Jamaica I never been
Wow it’s my first time watching you ,I really like your vibe and the way peoples over there welcom you . Watching you from USA . Originally from Haiti 🇭🇹 😊
🇧🇸🇭🇹👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
I've always wanted to visit Haiti my ex who I still love R.I.P. was a Haitian man and he was killed before showing me his hometown so😢
Interesting, there are also black populations in Balochistan. Not every black person is a descendent of slavery, some were traders. Asia is very diverse in general due to migrations.
The Arab slave trade - trafficking and brutalizing Africans, lasted more than 1300 years and still continues today. As bad as the transatlantic slave trade was, the Arabs were significantly worse, but we just don't shine a light on it as much. Both Islam and Christianity were the worst things to impact the African continent. Both of these religious groups justified their inhumane treatment of Africans with religious doctrine. The cultural roots of Pakistani blacks have been intentionally erased. And who would want to remember your family's story of major trauma including, kidnapping, abuse, and assault, rape, disfigurement. If you notice, the black Pakistanis are also living in the most impoverished and under-resourced areas - just like many black people around the world, and they were more community-spirited and welcoming than the aggressive reactions and ignorant stares of brown-skinned/Arabic Pakistanis. The system of global anti-blackness is an incredible sickness of the mind and spirit. I was appalled at how Pakistanis in general treated a black man walking their streets as an alien - a strange novelty - when they were hiding away their own beautiful black countrymen who have roots there for decades or centuries.
@@jamdee6Pakistan is not Arab in any way, they don't even border an Arab country
Pakistan looks Amazing! Love the honesty in the seaman's message. Keep up the good work brotha.
Great country
at 18:30 - it's astounding to see the level of respect given to the more senior elders. Even though a question was direct at him (the elder to whom they all called to join), he wanted a more senior elder to answer. I loved seeing the beautiful smiles and friendliness here. Makes me want to visit!
This is an informative video, amazing! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
We are spread all over the earth just as the good book said “we are the 12 tribes “
We truly are scattered to the 4 corners of the Earth.
Yup.
we're not too many in east asia and oceania tbh
It’s crazy
WE EVERYWHERE BROTHA 💪🏾
trade routes between Africa and arabia that stretched to India is how
The corrupt politicians have ruined this country especially the Karachi
So amazing my Famo , I’ve been waiting for this video 🫡
Good job bro, I love this video
Sir Blackman I’m also from lyari and today I watched your video and you did happy our hearts ♥️ bcz you showed real face of lyari and we still waiting for you come again and and enjoy life love you a lot
Lyari lyari lyari😂
When you ask people how life is in Pakistan, skin colour isn’t what concerns them alhamdulillah …it’s the poverty and lack of opportunities
Amir if u ever go to Pakistan again especially liari maybe you could take some dna (ancestry) test kits and see if any of the people wanna try them out if that's possible at all. Would be very interesting to see the results and see where these African peoples ancestors came from.
That’s a great idea!
Where are you from Africa?…Do you speak Swahili?(Kindly reply plz)…M a Pakistani…I lived in kenya 4 more than 20 years….Africans are best people
he is from UK
deffo some part of London
At least they have a "community". Here in the USA, you wont ever find that anymore because kids have their faces glued to social media.
Virtual world. Parents' fault. If they give a 3 years old baby a phone to play with, they'll be hooked up forever. Unfortunately
Ok boomer
Big Blackman Da Traveler
I love your videos B Da T!!
The peoples of Pakistan are really mixed from North to South & are so beautiful to witness.
Such a beautiful country, full of truly kind, giving, hospitable & friendly locals.
IMPO & in the opinion of others that i know, they are some of the world's best humans.
Btw, I think your child will be utterly beautiful B Da T, just as you are!
Your face is cute too!!
I get so much joy from your videos & i love to join you on your journeys around Pakistan & the world.
I love the Pakistani peoples & i always did, ever since i visited many years ago.
I was a child & travelling with my family. The Pakistani people had never met us before, as we were complete strangers, but almost immediately, we were all made to feel very welcome & were made to feel like family, like blood.
They prepared a feast for us, set along a long dinner table, akin to the "Last Supper", i kid you not.
I am much older now, but i have never ever forgotten Pakistan &it's stunning people.
I love you Pakistan & i love you B Da T, my brothers & sisters!
Best Wishes from Tasmania, Australia
Thank you! We love you too❤
Black people all over the world thank you for showing us the world
stop calling them black people bro, they have an identity
the term black for Africans was created during the Atlantic slave trade to strip them of their identity. You don't call Pakistanis brown people, you honour them with an identity, we should do the same for ourselves.
You have got it wrong...Black people ask to be called black people...We prefer being called black...The racist name that were given to black Americans were Negro...Us black people are very proud of our blackness...Dark Indians and dark Pakistanis are ashame of it
@@robert3741 No... You are wrong.
Im so called black, my family are, many of my friends are so called black, I only know people like you on the Internet, not real life.
Black is a colour, not an identity
Do you, you say Im wrong, I say you are wrong.
P. S, Im not American, nor is the man on the video, the world is bigger than America.
Bless
@@robert3741 Pakistanis aren't dark
@@Xbot4Life errrrr I am black too.....Go look up your history,black people.....The Caribbeans when they first came to Britain in the 50's and 60's and there were loads of race riots in london...They ask to be called black....hence why black people are called black people in Britain today...Nearly all the race laws in Britain were created because of West Indians fighting back..when they first move to Britain...Know your history and stop just talking.....And that term black started from black Americans....As black people were referred to as Negros...They did not like that term....so they ask to be called,black American...or African American. Being called black is very shameful in in Asia....But us black people are very proud of being called black....We look at it as there are only 2 kind of people on earth ...back and white...and if you are not white you are definitely black....so Asians are black people too....all this brown man nonsense...you guys are black to....you are just ashamed of being called black.
@@phylicia595 Being called black doesn't mean the colour black...there are thousands of black people with very fair skin that are still black....Do not be confused ok...Being black is an identity...The same way Pakistanis were originally Indians...And they created their own country which is actually part of India....but the world respects their wishes to be called Pakistanis...That's why we called Pakistanis....Pakistanis....today....
Mashallah amazing to see this giving these people some light and love
Thankyou for this documentary. Its very educational
You welcome
It was the children for me.....beautiful.
Wow you visited my country im so happy
Excellent video. I grew up in Karachi, practically round the corner from Liyari. Our housekeeper who helped raise the kids in our family was from Liyari. Back then their descent was not that big a source of confusion. She used to refer to herself as Makrani, which means hailing from Makran: a region of Baluchistan, the Western and Southern most region of Pakistan, bordering on the Middle East and a thoroughfare for traders and travellers from Middle Eastern and North African states.
glad you enjoyed the videos
I really enjoyed your video brother, thanks a lot, I'm from Africa but at same time staying in Pakistan for studies at Lahore, been to Karachi last month as it was my holiday, I did saw balochi as well it was one of best experience I had in my 3 years stay in Pakistan, I hope the best for the nation may Allah bless it.
46:13
46:29 I want to visit pakistan where do black people live in pakistan most I mean africans?
Blackman is the ROCKY of lyaari with a crowd following him
Just found your blog as I follow Meyer ✨️ but from a white man ,to a black man lots of love ❤️, and my wife is from ethiopia 🇪🇹 been there alot met her there and I brought her to Australia, I find it sad the kids on the street and the racism in this world is cruel I don't stand for it one bit,love from an Irish man .
yh? well where's your anti racist campaign??
I’ve been watching and enjoying your clips for some time. I really appreciate you showing parts of the country that has been neglected. I would never have know about Liyari. It’s also very sad to see such talented individuals potential not being nurtured. The pak gov need to invest in this community Inshallah this awareness will pay off for the people of Liyari 🎉 Keep up the good work Amir 😊
Great episode. It would be interesting to find out the real lineage of these people
howcome u didnnt post the guys social media when you said you would?
Good to see the balochi guys is talking in english very well
In Pakistan and in many other parts of India no one is classified or identified as black or white or by race. There are Europeans in North Western part of Pakistan , Africans and others Chinese etc in other parts of Pakistan. These people are so well intergrated in the society , black and white are just normal for them no discrinimation. However among many families themselves in India and Pakistan have children with darker and fair skin. They see fairer as handsome. They do have discrimination based on castes and religion.
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Aamir nice work keep it up
Love the video. It is very interesting.
Great video for promoting Lyari.
Why is that football pitch soo huge?
Welcome to over lyari so many black people are there thanks to you visiting lyari and courage thanks dude ♥️
The guy showing you around in the red sounds like he’s from Texas. His English’s dialect is so particular, sounds like me.
The Pakistani Americans in East Coast USA were the most kind and cool to blacks of any culture that I experienced
Big up Pakistan
Wow this was so beautiful and good. I hope people in African countries watch this (Ethiopia, Sudan Egypt, Kenya Tanzania Somalia Uganda Senegal Gambia Guinea South Africa) and in BRAZIL too.
Where’s the guy instagram you said you’d put in the description?! I don’t see it at all!!!!
In Islam there is no difference between white or black unless in taqwa allah
The kids make your videoes everywhere you go. Give them some candy or something.
lovely video keep it up bro
This was nice to see....i know of black people in India also, along with an island where a tribe lives that don't like visitors to coming to it. I always thought how many look similar to us and in particular skin tone variations from light brown to very dark...some as dark or even if possible darker than a Sudanese....just skin seemed to have a shine to it lol.
We will re-establish contact and keep an eye on their progress.
Blackman Da Traveller, there is also an ethnic group (the Siddis), of African ancestry, living within India, but because of their African ancestry, most of these beautiful humans have been hidden from public view & as expected, as rarely, if ever talked about or filmed.
It is a very shameful history indeed.
Amazing video .❤
Most blacks in Pakistan belong to Sheedi tribe from South Africa
My mom was very interested in black history so she read Alex Healy novel Roots and later on translated in Urdu language and published it. She also distributed that book in many libraries in Pakistan to
educate the people in Pakistan about Black history.
Brazilian flag in The wall
Pakistan have the beauty in every shade from dark black to full white and all in between and you can't wherever you go you'll still find racism in this world but where are bad people there are more of a good people❤.
My mom is black and my Father's shade is white and I'm a mixture of it 😂❤. And I never seen someone disrespecting my mom here in pak it's all about the community you live in❤.
Pakistan is so rich in different cultures , languages , races , beauty everything❤.
Proud to be a Pakistani 💖🇵🇰
HAKUMA MATA! Loll that guy is jokes. Why’d he even say that?
Hakuna matata Means no worries
This is one of the best video exploring lyari good video great video thanks you so much but your question is were coming black community they are come Pakistan for different countries some was come from Egypt mean Arabic country and some somalia and some Africa
Egypt and Somalia are both in Africa.
Yes bro I know but your thanks 🙏
@@real32487 but both are different.
This black community definitely does not look like they originate from Somalis. If they did, after 100's of years of intermixing with the locals, they would look much different to these people. Nothing wrong with how these people look, they are beautiful but Somalis in general already look mixed and so when they intermarry with other races their kids tend to look alot more like the other parent. Of course there are always exceptions. I suspect they wouldn't be from Egypt either but it's very interesting to find out where they originate from and if they still have any relatives in those countries.
@@ziziprecious3124 kenya
Blackman got a different style of vlogging.
Chinese iranian people also living in northern Pakistan
MUCH Love and Respect 🪖🎖️
Sure they are those who succeed and get to great things who are black or of colored and dark complexions but I find that in so many countries where they are a community of such, and a lighter community and leader that the darker ones are like "left behind" in the majority.
I want to visit Pakistan what can i do.where do africans live most in pakistan
Karachi would be the place to go.
as a pakistani, plz dont! unless u have solid connection. Its just not worth the risk.
No disrespect but the question about racism and do they know where they originally from in Africa in reality does not exist. You need to do more historical research of self. And you will understand they have been hundreds of years of transatlantic trades of Africans all over the world and white colonizers wasn't the only one involved in the slave trade. As well it was also religious in culture takeovers and before then they did not have all the borders that you are referring to even on the continent of Africa Africans as well as other nationalities migrated. We all the family regardless of the ignorance of racism. You have to love yourself and realize your complexion does not identify your racial identity or culture. If you notice I'm sure even in your own family no one is the same complexion whether you are descendants from Africa are European descendants. You are following a rabbit hole if you are looking for a racial identity trust me follow culture. Even though you desire your child not to look like you most children care less about their complexion. It's only when adults put a tear system on complexion.
enjoying your video lots but is to long video bro I don't have deta
Bless brother
God job very nice brother I like 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏💋💋💋💋💓💓💓💓🌹🌹👑🇵🇰
I'm so glad to see you in Pakistan ❤️ welcome to Pakistan ever 🤗
... Any Chance There's A 'Little Ingerland' Tucked Away Somewhere...🏴🍻🏰 2:42
What's their language ?? Can anyone provide any reliable info regarding it ?? Thanks
They speak Balochi. Which is the language of the Balochistan province.
@@baqirbalti007 thanks; but why balauchi and not Sindhi ? What's their connection to balauchistan ?
@@r.b6170 Originally, these people were from Ethiopian merchants, sailors, indentured servants, slaves and mercenaries who migrated to Baluchistan province of Pakistan and later settled in Karachi with baluchi community.
@@baqirbalti007 Pakistan didn't exist then lol
@@randombaddie1767 it was British Raj but welp it's Pakistan now
My thinking that, they don't have black in Pakistan I will not believe social media
Wow that’s a chaotic city a bit like Kampala😂
45:03 if one of us hits the other we all join in and hit them too😂😂
:30 for a moment I thought these dudes crashed into the bus
Welcome brother over lyari
Thanks bro
Harapa is 5000 years old historical place
Nice video 🙏💞
Awesome vedios look it the black how beautiful they are Mashah Allah
Wow one person was touching his crouch Hahahaha
In every video Blackman is in a hurry!
Nice video well done
4:34 omg this bike rider is my freind lol 😅🤣
😂😂😂😂that’s dope
Every where there's African Decent we are living the same conditions and the government doesn't give a F about us
You didn't put the mans social media in the description, which is a really scummy move tbh
You should buy some stuff help them out experience people and foods I love my food
Sallam.u.alecum bro you explore exposentor
Hi Amir
You visit harapa sahiwal?
i want to do some work over there for the kids not necessarily football related but multi-sports. sports keeps kids focused and gives them something to enjoy and work on. i found this video super interesting and inspiring. hopefully i can get over there one day and do some volunteer coachinnng/youth work maybe. big up yourself @blackmandatraveller
Very nice video
Zahid Pakistani
The other guy want to tell the truth but they stop him the one who said very bad.
I'm pakistani n I admit my own a very offensive towards dark skin ppl regardless where u from
You should make a change and make an effort to become a better version of yourself…don’t discriminate, and treat people with kindness no matter what they look like😊
Very true
Your hairstyle was very different for them, otherwise, many people in Pakistan are black.
Ancient Pakistan too which was Greater India and Indus Valley /Harappan. Dark and black skin colors too such as Dravidians and Elamites.
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No
India is a fake country who got its name from the Indus River which is in Pakistan
Plz come to my village you is my guest my village is near to Peshawar I'm pakistani plz
He’s in afghanistan now
@@krishnatrowers nahi Pakistan ma hai
Seem like lovely people
I never thought Pakistan has blacks