🇺🇬 African American Couple Reacts "What Ugandan Women Think About Black Americans"
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- 🇺🇬 African American Couple Reacts "What Ugandan Women Think About Black Americans" | The Demouchets REACT Uganda
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African Africans need to travel more to Africa. We get others like Asians and caucasians but rarely African Americans. We want to see more of you in Africa🙏🏾
African Africans?? What is that? You mean native ppl of Africa?
Most African Americans do not travel. So we have less run ins..Each time am on the plane. I only see White male Americans going to Africa until recently..But yea..
I’m from London, I’m half Ugandan and been going to Uganda since I was baby every summer. From my experience, as I’m not American, I can gather that Ugandans have love for u guys but not a lot of Americans come to Uganda it’s mostly British people whose parents are from Uganda like me. Actually I’ve never encountered an black American in Uganda b4.
😂😂😂😂... Ugandans, let's gather here. Thank you guys. Truthfully, we don't encounter alot of AA here but I think we have a few now coming in and hope to receive more. Personally, I haven't encountered any myself but watching you guys and Kenganda Repat podcast( Ugandan based but owned by an AA) and alot of other podcasts and TH-camrs, I can say alot of stereotypes have been broken on both ends and alot of changes in narratives on both sides continues daily. With dating, it varies from person to person and so are the experiences.
Keep up the good work@thedemouchetsreact
Lots of love from Uganda❤
Thank you fellow Ugandan.Actyally I feel sad about these stereotypes
I think it’s the question They got wrong if he had asked Ugandans about black Americans because nobody in Africa calls African-Americans African-Americans they always call them black Americans
You have to realize these women are talking from what they have seen on TV.
to be honest with yall here ive never encountered an afrrican american
ive met white ppl, chinese, indians but not one african american
Yh same. I’m from London but I’m half Ugandan and every time I go there in the summer, I’ve encountered Indians, white etc. I’m half Sierra Leonean and in Freetown ( capital) that’s bare Chinese people.
Dear sister and brother I always follow your video reactions to African and I really happy when I see you happy enjoying
And the most African don't know about African American history we listened to black music and movies and we love to see that don't think African hates black American
In the UK where i live there are many Africans..in fact Afrobeats really got it's elevation from London specifically. Caribbean used to be the dominant black ethnicity in the UK but now its been surpassed by Africans.
It's tricky in Africa to tell if you are AA or African until you speak. We can't even tell Africans from other countries or different local communities until we speak. So to answer you, we may have ran on to AA but can't tell thou' I would coz they've more tatoos than locals in Kenya 😂😂
This is very true… AA too really travel to African countries.
That's a lie Kenyans don't look like black Americans so u can tell the difference..from face and facials features and head Kenyans and east and south Africans look different from black Americans
East Africa doesn't have much of slave trade activities but in West Africa. I was taught topics about slave trade in my history class during my school days as a Nigerian.
As a Kenyan living in urban Nairobi, the last time I met a black American was last December, like 8 months ago and it happened to be my cousin...
LOve you two guys hi from Ireland
They are not technically wrong. In american more than 95% of black people that descend from slaves have white ancestry. But like what you guys said, when black people kept mixing with more black people the more their black genes are dominant.
I heard men from east African are stingy, especially Uganda and kenya men. but west Africa men are very generous, i got this information from east African ladies, that why they like men from west Africa more.
6:48 demouchets are teaching right now. This is why the exchange between Africans and African Americans is so important. So we learn more about each other and the journey between our heritage.
i didint watch the end yet. but what I think they try say is, if you take like my heritage test many Africa-merrican have a mixt genes on them
Her: Am I considered skinny?
Him: you fine
Great save my guy 😂😂😂
Crack me up, notice how he went into a explanation he almost folded with no pressure 😂
A new subscriber here from Uganda 🇺🇬, i love your videos❤
Welcome to the family, Agnes!
Love you both
The problem is that there aren't enough of you guys that come to Africa. It only of recent that we hear you guys are going to places like ghana.
True I don't see many African Americans may be if the talk to you. But I dnt think they do visit Africa more often.
I've had run-ins with African Americans in Uganda but you can count those on my one hand. Africa apart from South Africa maybe or West Africa, but my part of Africa especially Uganda is not a place where most African Americans would want to spend their hard earned cash travelling to. We see more of you in the movies and all the music videos we can see. We were there in all the West coast East coast battles in the 90s like it was part of us. Days of Naughty by nature, Black street boys, silk, TLC etc
Unfortunately they really don't know about western society no more then we know theirs. But videos like this helps keep the two apart. Africans on the Continent and American Black's must unite not be divided.
honestly if you someone had asked me this question three years ago i would've said AA are, proud, puffed (i don't if this is the right term to describe them), higher tempered, and kinda stylists with fancy clothes, blings, sneekers etc. But all this will be attributed to movies and the songs from the AA(s). i have interacted though with a few of them and they are normal and cool, totally opposite to my perception. I think they are quite race sensitive because they are living the race discrimination unlike other Africans where it still not that bad
As a Ugandan woman, Ugandan men are okay... We have the good and the bad... I'd assume the black Americans also have a spectrum of men from good to bad.. So in Uganda, the spectrum is the same.
Love from Uganda.
Much love!
Ms. Demouchet, I love your choice of singers
i would say that we black people are different and similar in all ways. and as for dating for everyone especially women the grass is greener at the other side. you how you have tested this now that you think its not good or your tired of it you tend to look outside for something new. and the other thing we back home we only learn about other thing through movies, social media and whatever is sold to us just like it is for people abroad when it come to Africa.
DISCLAIMER! This video doesn't show view of africans in general, it shows views of people in Uganda. African countries are different in many ways including development and external exposure. I'm sure if same video was done in places like South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana you would realise that many Africans know a lot about African Americans. I as a South African who has never been in US I know african americans for being good in Acting with great actors like Will Smirth, Music like rap , sports like athletics, NBA, boxing and more..My favorite current AA boxers are Errol spence and Crowford.. Don't be disappointed and think africans don't know about you, this just shows views of people in certain part of africa,not africa as a whole.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 So you think 5 people repress the views of Ugandans!
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As a Ugandan i've encountered one African American in my entire life, black Americans rarely go to Africa i think, if they do its mostly in SA or Nigeria i think! The very little most Africans myself included know about them is that they are cool, but American in very way.
😂😂😂my Africa people 😂😂
😂😂😂 The girl in the video is less than 25 years old. Chances are she doesn’t k ow India Arie, Lauryn Hill, Jill Scott…She was born around 1998.
Believe me, even the older people in africa is more clueless than younger one. LOL
Wait till they meet Pookie and them 😂😂😂
the same question will have different answers in West africa, south africa and maybe kenya.. because of these nations may have had more interactions with African Americans than uganda.
I understand those women. I think in Uganda there is little exposure to black americans so those ladies never encountered one. Uganda is part of east Africa and it is an enclaved country with no access to the sea. There is some tourism but not as big as neighbouring Kenya for example. and in addition while the sad history of transatlantic slave trade may be visible in countries like Nigeria or Ghana, which reminds them of african americans, you won't find any of it in Uganda so there is no exposure, no visible historical link neither.
As an African, we do not use the term nlack or white as race..we use ethnicity, place of origin and, skin tone as complexion. I had to educate my Aa friends who felt offended by not referring to them as .blacks. Further, all dark skinned indigenous people spread across the earth.because we are the original, and white ( pale) is only a recessive gene, not a race.( race is a socioa construct developed due to slavery.. Even native Americans are dark skinned, in china, india, Australia, brazil.All of the Caribbean, micronesia, south pacific islanders. Middle east, south and central America..Before and after the coming of thevwhite ( pale) skinned ,the called this race thing.
😂 she went in on the Ugandan men. 😂 5% chile.
But even African Americans don't know about ugandans so why be shocked . Why should we even know about them
There’s Alexis with Sarena Williams, as far as the question, of white guy with fluffy black woman. 😊. Yes. Seems like the majority of the time that isn’t happening. Thin is usually In amongst white folks. Thick is fit amongst black folks😂
love from uganda
I'm so late to this conversation but being Ugandan I'm embarrassed at these answers😂😂😂😂😂😂guys we did the whole slave trade history! What happened? We forgot our secondary school history?????
Girl you funny🤣
You’re so right. You can only speak from your own experience and perspective. I wonder what awfulness that woman dealt with to say only 5% of Ugandan men…..perspective.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 this is funny 😂😂😂😂😂
Please forgive us Uganda.Personally,never knew much about black Americans.I am not sure if slaves were taken from East Africa.Forexample the way I see the Demouchechets' look,there is no way you would convience my mother in the village that you are not mixed blood,We have been kept away from the information and we think that slave trade happened Long long time ago.I learnt about slavery and connected with the effect in my 20s when I travelled to China and met with some Carribeans(very nice people).On every training I attended in China,People from the Carribean connected so much well quickly with West Africans.from then,I sarted reading journals about slavery.About the interviewer,the sample space,hahaha..this girl commenting about Ugandan men wasnt objective,I think she is basing her argument on her past failed relationships.Ugandan men are good.They are not angels,just normal people.Whitemen like girls from East and Nothern Uganda where dark and skinny girls from.West and Central Ugandan tribes have the most light skinned and full girls.Lastly,when Iwas younger,I wanted a whiteman because I knew my babies would be 'whitish" .
Most of the slaves taken from east African were taken to the middle east and a few to the Caribbean Islands.
Transatlantic slave trade enslaved people are from west Africans and central Africans not east and south Africans
Most captured East Africans were taken to Arabia to be slaves and they may have been sold to other parts of the world from there.
@@karine-elaYou're kidding yourself. There is a whole slave trade museum in Mombasa 😅
@@MrAndyroni you are the one kidding yourself the transatlantic slave trade did not happen in southern Africa and eastern Africa..it happened in western Africa and central Africa . what happened in east Africa was Arab slave trade but the enslaved people weren't many.thats why it's not as popular has the transatlantic slave trade.
I think African Americans need to tell their stories when they come over to Africa. If they come to churches, teach us, youtjs and achools. Because our education is European narratives
During some international military training with West African personnel, I had heard they considered African Americans to be mixed
He asked random people from the streets, who probably have not even been exposed to international events, perhaps due to little education.
I have never had a run in with a black american honestly
They basing the mix black Americans to Obama situation they've seen on tv.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's really hard to tell if one is an AA in Africa especially if their skin complexion is comparable or similar to that of other Africans. Also, there are many mixed blood Africans in Africa(born and raised), meaning that I won't tell if the biracial is an AA. Even when such an AA speaks, I may think that he's an African who lives/works abroad hence a the accent. So there's no way I'm going to find out that someone is an AA unless they tell me.
I think our population is not aware of black Americans since we don't learn about them in the slavery history it only ends on slavery
Most people might take it as the biracial people that's what we see most
Only we who have watched the black American stories in movies movies that's how we happen to know about black Americans
I think when you people travel we never get to know that you are foreigners since we have the same colour
First of all ugandan know don't know those things of 50 50 they alway love to provide
16:12 hahaha girl u keep real jajajaja
Some of these girls just have that colonized mindset.
Well let me say this, those women he talked to don't know what an African American is and apparently a good number of Americans are also confused about the same point. An African American once told me that African Americans have a different phenotype and all that BS.
when u come to Ethiopia any body i can say dosnt like to marry any foreiner but but but interms of mony ,and this days specialy becous of they careing a nd know how to treat women is the winner idea so there are many. African guys doesnt co.e out of 18th century
4:33 That's not accurate because black americans do not come in one skin tone. The lady has not travelled out of africa before. She's just using media which doesn't explain things Adequately.
i would like for y'all to get your perspectives on black people who claim to be indians
We really don’t have an opinion on this topic other than this: There were Native American tribes who owned slaves and tribes who allowed our enslaved ancestors to take refuge amongst them. Many African Americans can trace their ancestry to the tribes their ancestors were apart of (through marriage and bondage).
Black Ameicans dont travel as much.
Very true
I feel like this video kinda represents why African-American is not a proper term for black Americans. Black Americans are Americans. Period. The only thing they have in common with Africa is that they have darker skin (unless they are recent immigrants, in which case the term African-American makes sense). I feel like the term African-American is used by the white establishment in America to reinforce a kind of "otherness" for black Americans, as if America is not their home and they "belong" somewhere else. Which is ridiculous. America would not be America without black Americans. They are as tied into the history and culture and success of America as any other group.
But hey, I'm just a middle-aged white guy from Texas, so let me know if I am missing something.
We could agree with you if all Americans chose to identify as American instead of our race. As Americans, it is ingrained in us to share our differences above the common denominator. This fact isn’t a Black problem. You shared your opinion and then concluded with how you are just a white guy - see what I mean?
We are the descendants of enslaved Africans in this land. It’s more than skin color.
@@TheDemouchetsREACT We love you brothers and sisters. From an african born in France ;)
That's nonsense what's so special to what Americans what's long with this Ugandan reads am black African and am proud of being black African that's why I love black Americans ❤❤❤