American Couple Reacts "Nigerian Novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: The Danger Of A Single Story"
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- American Couple Reacts "Nigerian Novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: The Danger Of A Single Story"| The Demouchets REACT
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As a Nigerian, seeing you exposing yourself to Chimamanda Adichie really brightens my soul. Thank you for sharing your journey with us.
My friend Udeme was a great man.
That's the perspective of the west towards we Nigerians nd Nigeria, they make the world believe hell lies about us, visit Nigeria nd see things for yourself, chimamanda is such a wise woman
Will do!
To be fair, Nigerians ourselves also spread negative narratives about the country.
@@sylviasworld9397 True. I'm so tired
@@sylviasworld9397, such a shame. We are the architect of our own demise..
"Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter". Love you guys! I'm Nigerian; similar background to Chimamanda's. One of my favourite videos on TH-cam. Most of us are guilty of this single story stereotype. Thanks for sharing guys. I've just subscribed.
Welcome to the family! That's one of my favorite quotes.
American women love Chimamanda. The day she came to the Daily Show the room was lit 😂 I have never in my life experience that kind of applause. Goosebumps all over me.
Ayyye! Y'all skin's glowing. Chimamanda is brilliant. This conversation is on another level. 👌🏾 I'm happy you reviewed this video; you're both brilliant. I've learnt a lot about Africa, the Americas, Europe, and other parts of the world from your videos. More grace.
We appreciate you, Olive! We're all learning together.
I'm a South African gyz l like what you are doing wright know the time is 02:00 am l'm at work night shift and l make sure everytime when l'm working my night shift l make sure that l give you my likes that wake l'm saying thanks to you salute gyz
We hope qe help your shift go by faster. Thanks for your support, fam!
Listened to you guys talk about the hate you receive from some Africans and just felt I had to remind you, Africans that love you guys, we are many. We appreciate the effort you take to learn about other parts of the world, including Africa, and we support you in your journey fully. We also love to hear the American perspective and we are also willing to learn about your side. Life is short, and we have to enjoy it, by force 😁 Lots of love from Kenya.
Thank you for your love & support! The hate doesn't bother us, but it is frustrating to be misunderstood. People like you keep us going. Much love always! Thank you for being apart of the journey.
@@TheDemouchetsREACT how can any sane African not love you or support what you do? I find that very strange. Most of us love what you do and how you speak so kindly towards us. God bless you both.
God bless you.❤
Chimamanda is one of my mentors even as a man.She is Africa's literary gem.
Awnnn my Chimamanda,pls do more of Chimamanda pls,love you guys soo much.
Chimamanda my greatest mentor.
Much love!
Chimamanda is my role model❤😊…love from Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
Watch their reaction about port Harcourt if you haven't already
I have to purchase her works.Much love!
as an Igbo boy who had a lot of what i'd call "a cultural identity crisis" growing up, people like Chinua Achebe and Chimamanda who are also IGBO, helped me understand and be proud of a lot of things. particularly being IGBO.
seeing you quote Achebe was very heartwarming. especially since, the idea of the story of the hunt glorifying the hunt is something that I had to deal with concerning the genocide of my people in Nigeria. Achebe and Chimamanda have written "There was a country" and "half of a yellow sun", respectively - books that shed light on that genocide.
Igbo's use a lot of proverbs. I hope you'll have time to read "Things fall apart"
EDIT: Chimamanda was recently given an Igbo chieftaincy title of "Odeluwa" which means "one who writes for the world"
Thank u for your content, I find your reviews very balanced. As someone on the continent, I get to also learn about African Americans' culture other than what we have come to see on television and at the same time u also get to understand different African cultures, thus bridging the gap and changing the negative narratives on both sides . Keep up the good work.
Thank you.
True!
I love how the lady talks and the man look at her.... I see friendship, respect and deep bonds❤❤❤❤❤❤ I'm glued to this page since i found out about here....🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Welcome to the family!
Great video. The quote you referenced was actually made by Chinua Achebe, I think in his book; Things fall apart. The Author was a major inspiration to Chimamanda Adichie and African literature in general.
is it the 1st time you react to her (or just see her) ? if yes, keep digging. SHE'S JUST AMAZING. like literally one of the most inspiring person in my life
Yes, first time.
That Quote you referenced was from Chinua Achebe a Nigerian Novelist "Until the lion learns to write, the story of the hunt would always glorify the hunter"
Yes.😊
That is her father
@@abayomialao4916 do your research before dropping misinformation in public space
@@abayomialao4916 No, not true.
@@abayomialao4916 no.
That quote"until lions have their own historians,the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter" was first made by a Biafran writer chinua achebe in 1994
That's what west has portrait about Africa: poor continent, children are starved to death, people live on trees. Thank God for social networks showing both the good and bad of Africa. Africa has evolved from being poor to rich to some extend.
Such a nice coincidence that you referenced a quote from one of africa's greatest writers. Chima'Amanda talked about discovering african literature and writers and one of the names she dropped was Chinua Achebe(widely considered father of african literature... At least for the anglophone Africans). In his 1958 novel, Things fall apart, he wrote... 'until the lion learns to write, every story would glorify the hunter'.
It's great that we all are educating ourselves about different places and cultures. You are doing a great job, keep it up.
I didn't catch it.😅 What a coincidence!
@@TheDemouchetsREACT the proverb 'until the lion learns to write, every story would glorify the hunter' appeared first in Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe's novel 'Things fall apart'... It felt right that in the story she named him as one of the writers that introduced her to African literature and you guys used one of his popular proverbs as reference.
Yes, you're right. That was a quote by the legendary Nigerian writer, Chinua Achebe.
Yes, it's his quote.😊
@@african-history-fountain Coincidently, Chimamanda actually grew up in Chinua Achebe's former house, after he had moved out. Something must have been in the air, lol.
Keep up the good work guys! Love from Zimbabwe!!! 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
My favourite novelist and mentor😍😍
Thank you for reacting to chimamanda
You're welcome.
Africa Americans... Do you know in 1990s when I was growing up in my village Kenya I would listen to your music and enjoyed so much.... Yet I lived village life normal life....... I know in your imagination you couldn't imagine your culture reached us long time ago... ..😁😁😁I can imagine those days u thought we are in bushes dancing with lions hhhh
Sometimes I think AAs don't know how their cu!ture, especially their music has spread all over the world. I wonder if they were being paid for it. I recently watched a video where an AA accused Africans of wanting to be associated with them now that AAs were popular. I hope her response sunk in for them. She sais, "you have always been popular". Most of us grew up listening to AA music and every now and then reading something about AAs. I remember some very few copies of " Right On!" magazine. Don't know how we got those, I hope I remember the name correctly.
FM or AM radio in Nigeria in the 1980s and 1990s was basically mostly African American music punctuated by news and some special periods for local music.
Y’all coming with full force. Videos dropping back to back. Liking this
Trying our best,fam! Thanks for your support!
I started reading early too. And just like her, I thought books and stories had to have white characters. Then in high school I discovered African literature and the world made sense. Thanks to Nigeria and south African movie industries. I didn't see my skin as other
Getting addicted to you guys channel
You're in the right place!
Peace and love to y'all from Nigeria. I love what you guy's are doing changing the narrative of Africa through your reaction videos. Kudos! You guy's are always welcome to Nigeria and Africa at large.
I think the lion quote is from chinua Achebe, you guys are doing well
It is. I didn't want to butcher the name.
The one thing I like about this channel whenever y'all examine the African people and our culture is how refreshing it is when y'all get disillusioned and enlightened by the right content y'all react to.
It feels sweet when you find things out and react honestly. Lol
I wish other Americans and the rest of the world would seek knowledge like y'all.❤️
"No perspective of life is wrong" . I'm memorizing that!
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Show a people a thing over and over again and that's what they'll become
Keep at it. The journey to change perceptions will always breed resistance.
Don’t be discouraged. Like you guys said what you are doing is really bridging the gap and open minded people do get it. Much love
She has got a chief title and her name is Odeluwa meaning “The one who writes for the world,”
This is great! Hats off to you both!
If 'bridging the gap' was ever a platform!
Shes a good writer , i remember we dd her novel called , the purple hibiscus
I love what y’all are doing, keep it up. ❤
Much love!
Your page is very Educative and informative... love you guys from Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
This channel was just suggested on my feed of late and am loving it. Plus I love chimamanda so much
Thank you for showcasing Africa.
We're hooked on learning all about the motherland!
I like how you guys react to different stuff, both intellectual and stuff for entertainment. Nice mix and this is why I follow you guys👍👍
Very powerful speech with a lot of truths.
I Love these couple searching to know indepth knowledge of their roots.
Yes agreed with those who commented negatively against you guys.
Those Nigerians who portrayed negative thing against are the agitators, however, 95% of Nigerians are behind you.
Thanks my Black King and Queen for sharing. Please do react on her speech in Germany. A lot was reviewed.
Love 💕 you guys... Keep it up.... I so wish people could have the mentality you have.
Ohh my Gosh! I am so sorry for what you guys are going through. I love you so much from the motherland.🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️
Nigeria for living 🇳🇬 ❤🎉
Love and respect others. You are right my brother
Chimamanda is my role model, one of the most brilliant personalities in Africa and the whole world
Great Job . Keep it up
She is now the first female to be coronated as a chief in her home town.
Your channel’s so educative !!
Analize more Speeches from Chimamanda the Poet
She is brilliant
If your can please check and react to her video of her addressing the Germans and all of Europeans in general to return all the stolen artifacts during slavery and colonialism period
Nice
Love you guys. You cover so many uncomfortable topics. Carry on.
Being uncomfortable helps us to grow.
🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️…. Was kinda looking forward for your take at the end of the speech.
It was a good one😔
Don't mind the hateful Africans...I am African and I think you are doing a great job...continue please
it ended abruptly, I was deeply immersed😁
Camera😒
@@TheDemouchetsREACT oh.
Nigerians are the future
I'm early
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You guys are African 🌍🖤🫶🏾like myself… so don’t let anyone take that away from you or tell you otherwise.
Is there a part 2 Coz it ended abruptly?
Chiamanda rock
Please check..Vusi Thembekwayo The Big Lie of Small Business (TedTalk) a south african thought leader
Hi you guys are doing great. I really love the fact that you guys are exploring. Here’s a few countries you guys should look into:
1. Democratic Republic of Congo (my country 🇨🇩)
2. Republic of Congo
3. Ivory Coast
4. Senegal
5. Cameroun
6. Angola
There’s plenty more 😅
Chimamanda is so intelligent and I love y'all reactions, love from lagos Nigeria 🇳🇬
We're glad you do! Much love!
I'm a Nigerian watching from Spain I Like what you guys are doing..
Much love! We're glad you like it!
Chimamanda is a smart and talented writer and speaker. This is arguably one of the best TED talks. Great one 👍🏾
Yeah she is
But feminism has taut her true nature
Kudos, I love what you guys are doing. The renown author is quite right about the danger of a single story. Thanks for featuring this documentary.
You're most welcome!
Chimamanda is my all time favorite woman. She is smart, intelligent and speaks eloquently. 🇿🇦 ❤️
You should read her books, they're very insightful. She's brilliant! Please do more of Chimamanda
You guys are doing a great job. I'm African and I appreciate what you are doing. The haters are envious of how you are able to create these balanced content, without hate and with humility.
Don't let them deter you. Your African American experience is unique to you and rather than pushing you away, it has propelled you to have empathy and curiosity for your African roots. We love you guys😍😍😍
Thank you so much, Susan. We appreciate you. Much love!
Susan you have great wealth within❤
Western world destroy African imagine fr thank you guys for doing this
It is sad coz I asked my 12 year old Kenyan daughter what she thinks of Africa and she said there is nothing good in Africa. I asked her about the US and she said beauty. I had to start giving her lessons
You caught it in time though. You can definitely turn it around.
One of the greatest humans on earth. She always dish it out and has been invited to speak just about anywhere in the world. Literary ICON
You guys are Amazing, Love you from Nigeria 💯❤️
Much love!
This is the story of Nigeria too, God bless Africa
Your reactions are funny.
I have listened to this Ted talk at least 4 times over the last 11 years. It is very eye-opening, something we must all be conscious of as black people.
I used it in one of my Thesis while doing my masters
Great content. Nigerian here, just subscribed and off to watch more videos.
Welcome to the family!
React to innoson motors and other technological indusries in Nigeria. that 70% of parts are locally sourced
I live in USA. Here poverty, Homelessness, diseases, mental illness are high but Americans deny the facts. Also, I first saw a lion In America, not Africa where am from.
The quote is from celebrated author father of modern African literature, Chinua Achebe, who she mentioned in the beginning as her inspiration
Thanks for reacting to this, chimmamanda is a brilliant writer, and I've always loved listening to her, I'm glad that you're now exposed to her as well 🇳🇬
You are amazingly intelligent as an African old man who follows your channel, most of your reactions are educated this author is my favourite. She is an intellectual giant of Africa well done
Thank you, sir.
Sending love and blessings from Botswana. 🙌🙏❤💪👊
As your Gambian distance brother I love ❤️ guys from the bottom of my heart
Much love right back to you,brother!
I love that quote y'all pulled up😍! Keep up the good work
Will do!
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U are brilliant mi lady" No perspective of life is wrong unless you're just a person who's just utterly focus on hate" 💥💯 a new subscriber 💚🤍💚ly
Much love! Welcome to the family!
I hope you've read her books. she's the greatest writer in my books
There are also other great African writers like chinua Achebe, wole soyinka, camara laye, cyprian Ekwensi and many more...as well as chimamanda herself.
I'm here for Nigeria ❤
Thanks to you
Welcome!
Your channel is very educative and also creating a balanced story about places and people, thank you for what you do.
Am from Nigeria and you are right my dear brother.. love and respect others
Hey guys.....I'm African! I think you guys are cool. 😆😆😆
I love what you guys do! All love from Nigeria
She is just a genius
Disappointing to hear you experience negativity 😕. Keep doing what you're doing. Great job!
You guys are blessed. Stay blessed.
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