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@Thunderbolt Why on earth are you so negative? I'm guessing you're a Trump fan and that has something to do with it? The line likening black men to animals was a tipoff. This man made NO negative comments and yet here you are inserting your own ugliness. BTW did you know Japan was a signatory to the Kyushu treaty and the Paris climate agreement? I think the US broke faith on environmental agreements in both cases didn't they? But here you are talking about trying to live in a carbon free environment? Look at what Trump is doing to the EPA and what Dubya did before him? You were in Japan "three times"? In what areas? You're saying ALL of Japan has a pollution problem unlike the oh so pristine US? Man get over yourself. Don't be so ignorant.
As a Japanese, I am glad of his experience. To him, Japan was different from the United States in all aspects, including culture, values and religious views, but Japan was utopia to him. It must have been his destiny to meet his life partner, his wife, in Japan.
As a Black man living in a dangerous AF city in America, I'm grateful to see this video. So hopeful and inspiring. Someday, I want to leave my crime-ridden, depressing hometown and find a happy change of scenery in Japan.
@@samtorruellas2879 I don't think there's anyway to solve our problems. We are beyond saving and far too deep in the hole to be pulled out. Drug infested, crime infested, mass shootings everyday, guns everywhere, the porn capital of the world, prideful, greedy, and too many women leaders. It's a mess.
@@samtorruellas2879 Not sure on exactly numbers but it's far too many. As a country We have sins for the last 70 years that still has not been delt with yet.
@@joshuajayden77 you are blind, deaf, and dumb. Free yourself. We are in the 115th congress, look up who are its representatives. You will find also if you look up past congresses, white men are the only powerful people in the united states. Its a disgusting system we inherit.
I'm from Mississippi and I plan to move to Japan as well, seems like a beautiful place to live. This man really motivated me, nothing can hold you back but yourself.
This is sad that our black brothers here in America give up Hope, because it is such a dark and depressing place. Every day you awaken to the hate and evil ways that they must endure. This brother speaks with peace of mind. Mental illness come from the stress of this sick society.
I love this brotha's story! I lived in Japan for 3 years as a black man while stationed in the military. I was there with my family and we absolutely loved it. The best place I was stationed at in my 20 years in the Navy! My wife and I always talk about going back to visit from time to time. I just love all of the black in Japan videos, along with all of the different experiences and outlooks from other brothas & sistas! To do what he did and follow his dream by going to Japan was really dope...he just up and did it!
Lazarus Bethany I’m going off musically, all of my music is on my channel.. actually my song “tsunami “ was recorded in Japan and it’s blending Japanese and American hiphop
He his 100% correct the Japanese mind their own business, I was lucky because I was with my now wife for ten years before we were married, and have been visiting Japan every year before living here in Japan.
I normally don't comment on videos but, I had too! Much Respect to this Brother here! Dallas and the American situation in general is No Joke! I'm glad you saved your own Life, and started a new life in Japan! Peace ..
@great vengeance He was battling depression that's the key to his addiction and sometimes one has to make drastic changes in order to heal. Japan was his calling since his childhood
All of the BEJ videos I've seen thus far are honest. The interviewees are very honest and open, I mean. But I particularly appreciate this man's openness. We blacks in America are conditioned to suffer quietly. Studies have shown that our pain and trauma--be it physically, emotionally, or mentally--is not acknowledged. It's actually belittled. So the fact that this guy even mentioned things like addiction and touched on mental health issues is actually refreshing, and I think it shows that he's in a great place emotionally and mentally. I agree with others that the US can be a toxic environment for blacks, especially black men. I'm happy to see how Japan positively shaped this man's life.
I’m so glad that I came across this video. His testimony is so inspiring and will continue to inspire many people who may be going through the same circumstances. Also, huge kudos to him for calling out the irresponsible male foreigners in Japan who just sleep around and take advantage of their rarity here. They are not only depressing themselves, but having a negative affect on their wives and the next generation-their own children. I pray that they grow as humans and mend their ways and relationships. 🙏🏾 Blessings.
I'm Japanese and hearing stories like this doesn't just make me proud, but it makes me want to be a nicer, better person to all people who love my country like him. More Japanese people should watch your channel.
Thank you for your honesty. I’ve always love the Japanese culture. Growing up my godmother was Japanese she taught me a lot about her culture. I think about living in Japan sometimes but I doubt if now I would. Maybe I can still visit Japan if the future.
I love the content you're putting out, Ranzo! Thanks so much. I'm a Jamaican woman who lived in South Korea for 3-1/2 years. I had a fantastic experience as a single mom who took my two Canadian born sons to live with me in Korea. A year later I met my American husband and we've been together for almost 13 years. While we left & have lived in other countries, the Korean culture has left an unforgettable impression in our hearts. As such we have stayed connected with Koreans and foreigners as well as host people where we live.
Props to this brother for the positive words! He is so correct about the craziness going on especially in the states. It gets exhausting to hear about on a daily basis. So much of it so unnecessary. Another excellent video. Wishing Tyler continued success! Keep these great videos coming! ✌🏾
The interviews are really insightful and introspective. They reveal a lot about the person's experience and the culture into which they have embedded themselves. It is very humanizing and evocative that we all must do the right thing.
Hey Jason, let us know if you'd like to share your story as well. You can send us a message on Instagram @theblackexjp or on our Facebook page: facebook.com/theblackexjp
Your story has touched my heart and really pushed me to think about living somewhere outside of the US. The things you said, I believe, will help others in becoming better and happier, and to pursue something that will push them further than they maybe thought possible. Thank you for sharing your story and good luck in what is to come.
Tyler, Your testimony is heartfelt the fact that you battled your depression and follow your heart along with the advice of your therapist is "Priceless". Strength and courage is the key, I am very inspired❤👍🤗
I'm very happy for you brother and at the same time inspired by your candid testimony. I think you found peace - congrats! That's all any of us could ask for.
I 👏 love👏this👏interview! I am born & raised in Ft. Worth/Dallas and the best experience is traveling/living outside of the US. It really opens your mind. I have a son and want him to do the same. Life is too short to have a narrow state of mind.
What an inspiring person. I'm glad he got to hear that his father was proud of him. His dad obviously raised a good man. Wishing him and his family heath and happiness in the future as well!
The is the best Black In Japan episode I've seen. I've been in Japan one month. Tyler Crane effectively told my story as to why I came to Japan. Thanks so much for this profile, and to you Tyler for sharing your story from your heart. All the best to you.
The level at which this guys story resonated with me is unreal. No ones story has inspired me as much as this one. Hope hes doing amazing things these days
omg the last dude who came here with $5,000. gotta grown man in tears. bless u and your family forever. u deserve everything good that comes to u and will be. blessings ✊🏾💪🏾😇
This is awesome and inspiring. To go to a place with an open heart is the best thing. I have seen lots of youtube videos pop up about why people should not go to Japan, I hope such people will stop spreading negativity and let people travel and go experience a new country/culture without any bias.
I'm very happy for your inspiration and grateful for your tenacity and strength. Japan is a blessing to all that it's hard to be different and step out of the comfort zone every day life and willing to change direction. My name is Freeman Rudolph and I have enjoyed your comments and look to see you in Japan I'm leaving America June 1, 2019 for a better life and to be inspired by Japan
What courage and strength and faith!!!! How amazing is that!! Then met his wife the day she moved back from New York DESTINY!💖💕💗 I'm loving this channel. Peace and Love!!
That was the most inspiring leap of faith to entering Japan I have ever heard. And it's always right at the last minute when it looks like nothing can be done when God finally decides to show out and show us how little control we have over the outcome of our own lives and that our own faith is all really have in this world and the only thing we actually control. I have been having certain fears about taking the leap to make my way over to Japan, but this interview kind of encouraged me to just do it.👍
Just do it!!!😊 Japan been in my heart since last year, I stumbled upon this channel December 31st 2018 watch a few compelling testimonials so it's a signal. 2019 Japan for me solo👍🤗
This honestly is inspiring and I’m pretty sure this further cements my decision to come to Japan for university I’ve already done videos and watched tons of videos like these but after seeing this I honestly feel like I can do it hope he’s doing well for himself today
Wow this whole interview is just awesome! I even wrote down his quote "now matter how far you've fallen you can always change your reality" and put it on my wall!. A serious lesson in resilience! I hope I can be this determined someday!
I am so inspired by your story. You give people a reason not to give up. Promised to share your story with other. Thank for sharing your experience you are helping in no small way in healing our world. Peace and best of everything.
Great interview, thanks for keeping it real and sharing so intimately. The first thing that I noticed when I started traveling overseas is how good I felt. I couldn’t quite put my finger on why at first... then the bulb lit up. I realized that I felt so good because I was treated like an equal man...the hatred and racism was lifted from my shoulders... it brought tears to my eyes when I realized how institutionalized we are as minorities in America. I will be moving abroad very soon. Everyone should travel to feel this experience...words won’t do justice.
this guy is sooo solid. such a well-centered dude. Doing a geographic is often the best way to get out of a funk. Awesome that he was brave enough, and had a good therapist, to tell him to do it. The role of a strong father in his life too comes out clearly too. Mad props.
Wow this channel is truly amazing. So much shared wisdom and experience. As a believing Muslim I can relate to his faithful words. Kind of funny and interesting that we as human beings have much more benefits from hardships or difficult times. Thanks for the great content & hope for more. All the best and wish all a great new year 😎
Love his story. I think the initial struggle he went through when he got to Japan was the detox stage. He had to go through that to get rid of the old baggage and start fresh. After that everything else kinda fell into place. Sometimes you have to take a leap of faith and trust God will be there to catch you.
Wow, thanks so much for this powerful interview! Tyler's story is so incredible... To think he seemed to have had it all in America. Highly educated creative with a master's degree and the trappings of success in the west. He had a good job, a house and a car. Yet he was extremely unhappy, depressed and dealing with drug addiction issues. And by quitting his job, selling everything & moving to Japan with no plan in place he found a lifeline... And saved his life.
Aloha from Hawaii, I was thinking about my short time in Japan today. I made a small film there last month. Brother here, has some good words to live by. Tyler you have a great story, I love Chiang Mai ! Leah Tunkara
Very inspiring video and channel. I like how you constantly bring awareness and the MFiles series is one of the best ive seen on TH-cam. I subscribed and followed your instagram page. Peace from Toronto, Canada.
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Another great positive interview keep them coming.
Excellent video!
My man got Hella lucky. The girl legit moved back from New York when he met her lol
I have been watching many of your videos thank you so very much they have helped me a great deal
@Thunderbolt Why on earth are you so negative? I'm guessing you're a Trump fan and that has something to do with it? The line likening black men to animals was a tipoff. This man made NO negative comments and yet here you are inserting your own ugliness. BTW did you know Japan was a signatory to the Kyushu treaty and the Paris climate agreement? I think the US broke faith on environmental agreements in both cases didn't they? But here you are talking about trying to live in a carbon free environment? Look at what Trump is doing to the EPA and what Dubya did before him? You were in Japan "three times"? In what areas? You're saying ALL of Japan has a pollution problem unlike the oh so pristine US? Man get over yourself. Don't be so ignorant.
I'm not black, but still watch these stories because they are really inspiring. Great channel!
Same! It makes me want to go live in a completely different culture, different environment.
Me too.
Same, very interesting channel.
Same
Underrated channel
#Facts
Where's DJ Akademiks on the plug?
Big facts
Coz it's a niche channel.
Now THIS is how a Human Being should be. Insightful, honest, open, and wise. I hope others take your example to heart!
exactly! cool dude.
So refreshing to watch this every morning for healthy inspiration. Thank God for this channel!!
As a Japanese, I am glad of his experience. To him, Japan was different from the United States in all aspects, including culture, values and religious views, but Japan was utopia to him. It must have been his destiny to meet his life partner, his wife, in Japan.
Yeah buddy you must hate yourself. This channels lesson in a nutshell is “the stuff in japan is good, and food, but japanese people bad HURR durr”
@@mingchenwei1978 do you like Demon Slayer?
@@チェリーブロッサム-g3f Yes buddy.
I agree
Much respect. He took a massive risk and it ultimately wound up shaping and defining his life's experience. Profound.
As a Black man living in a dangerous AF city in America, I'm grateful to see this video. So hopeful and inspiring. Someday, I want to leave my crime-ridden, depressing hometown and find a happy change of scenery in Japan.
Do you think there's any way we can solve our issues here in the US?
@@samtorruellas2879
I don't think there's anyway to solve our problems. We are beyond saving and far too deep in the hole to be pulled out. Drug infested, crime infested, mass shootings everyday, guns everywhere, the porn capital of the world, prideful, greedy, and too many women leaders. It's a mess.
@@joshuajayden77 😂😂😂😂@too many woman as leaders do you know how many female politicians there are in the us?
@@samtorruellas2879
Not sure on exactly numbers but it's far too many. As a country We have sins for the last 70 years that still has not been delt with yet.
@@joshuajayden77 you are blind, deaf, and dumb. Free yourself. We are in the 115th congress, look up who are its representatives. You will find also if you look up past congresses, white men are the only powerful people in the united states. Its a disgusting system we inherit.
I'm from Mississippi and I plan to move to Japan as well, seems like a beautiful place to live.
This man really motivated me, nothing can hold you back but yourself.
Magnificent Indeed, he really has a remarkable story. Just go for it!
@Dyy Xyd Why?
@Dyy Xyd
Lol.
I live in Mississippi as well. I never got stationed there, but I'm definitely moving there in two years....three max.
@@CatDaddyLurk for a vacation is ok. You cant live there forever
This is sad that our black brothers here in America give up Hope, because it is such a dark and depressing place. Every day you awaken to the hate and evil ways that they must endure. This brother speaks with peace of mind. Mental illness come from the stress of this sick society.
That last sentence. And you can see it in abundance in every major city in America.
I wanna visit japan, It must be nice getting to walk down the street without the constant worry of being robbed or shot, or harassed by police.
@@redditstories9782 uh where in america do you leave? its not an epidemic guys.
one of my closest friends right here, Great guy. Has a beautiful family. Been through a looooot of stuff.
桜作曲家、お元気ですか？
Changing your environment is key to battling addiction, bless this man. Very positive message.
So true
I love this brotha's story! I lived in Japan for 3 years as a black man while stationed in the military. I was there with my family and we absolutely loved it. The best place I was stationed at in my 20 years in the Navy! My wife and I always talk about going back to visit from time to time. I just love all of the black in Japan videos, along with all of the different experiences and outlooks from other brothas & sistas! To do what he did and follow his dream by going to Japan was really dope...he just up and did it!
OK......I'M SHOWING THIS VIDEO TO MY GRANDSON......I WANT HIM TO BE SAFE AND FEEL SAFE.....
I’m from Tokyo. Black people are the most welcomed, including African-Americans whose lives are in danger in the US.
will be taking you up on that soon!
I got the hell out of there, and I dont want to go back
Lazarus Bethany well I already left America, and I don’t want to live there again anytime soon
Lazarus Bethany I’m going off musically, all of my music is on my channel.. actually my song “tsunami “ was recorded in Japan and it’s blending Japanese and American hiphop
Lazarus Bethany thats love thank you! What’s your story if you don’t mind me asking
He his 100% correct the Japanese mind their own business, I was lucky because I was with my now wife for ten years before we were married, and have been visiting Japan every year before living here in Japan.
Thanks for watching LuxeZoneTV!
I normally don't comment on videos but, I had too! Much Respect to this Brother here! Dallas and the American situation in general is No Joke! I'm glad you saved your own Life, and started a new life in Japan! Peace
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Thanks for the comment and for watching! 👊🏾
@great vengeance He was battling depression that's the key to his addiction and sometimes one has to make drastic changes in order to heal. Japan was his calling since his childhood
@great vengeance 👍😊
@great vengeance american racism isn't for everyone - what and how something affects you can be different for someone else.
All of the BEJ videos I've seen thus far are honest. The interviewees are very honest and open, I mean. But I particularly appreciate this man's openness. We blacks in America are conditioned to suffer quietly. Studies have shown that our pain and trauma--be it physically, emotionally, or mentally--is not acknowledged. It's actually belittled. So the fact that this guy even mentioned things like addiction and touched on mental health issues is actually refreshing, and I think it shows that he's in a great place emotionally and mentally. I agree with others that the US can be a toxic environment for blacks, especially black men. I'm happy to see how Japan positively shaped this man's life.
Really amazing video. I'm glad Tyler is living his dream and got out of his depression, very motivating and inspiring.
You're motivating us bro.Keep it up
I’m so glad that I came across this video. His testimony is so inspiring and will continue to inspire many people who may be going through the same circumstances.
Also, huge kudos to him for calling out the irresponsible male foreigners in Japan who just sleep around and take advantage of their rarity here. They are not only depressing themselves, but having a negative affect on their wives and the next generation-their own children. I pray that they grow as humans and mend their ways and relationships. 🙏🏾 Blessings.
This was truly inspiring. I’m 22 at the moment, plan on moving to japan when i’m 25. Take these 3 years to study the language as well.
With COVID 19 and working from home, I recently found this channel. I love it. This young man is so inspirational.
I am from Jamaica, i'm 17 and i'm planning to leave this country and seek a new life in japan
ツAllanzo go hard babyboi!! 💪🏾✊🏾
D T Kiboko’s
Go for it and tell us about it
Ayy. I'm from Jamaica too. Just watched a video of a Jamaican girl who is an architect in Japan. Glad to see my people prosper.
If it helps every friend I have that took that step is now successfully living and thriving in Japan.
I'm Japanese and hearing stories like this doesn't just make me proud, but it makes me want to be a nicer, better person to all people who love my country like him. More Japanese people should watch your channel.
Thank you for your honesty. I’ve always love the Japanese culture. Growing up my godmother was Japanese she taught me a lot about her culture. I think about living in Japan sometimes but I doubt if now I would. Maybe I can still visit Japan if the future.
Thanks your comment about our culture. We are glad you like it
I love the content you're putting out, Ranzo! Thanks so much. I'm a Jamaican woman who lived in South Korea for 3-1/2 years. I had a fantastic experience as a single mom who took my two Canadian born sons to live with me in Korea. A year later I met my American husband and we've been together for almost 13 years. While we left & have lived in other countries, the Korean culture has left an unforgettable impression in our hearts. As such we have stayed connected with Koreans and foreigners as well as host people where we live.
Props to this brother for the positive words! He is so correct about the craziness going on especially in the states. It gets exhausting to hear about on a daily basis. So much of it so unnecessary. Another excellent video. Wishing Tyler continued success! Keep these great videos coming! ✌🏾
This interview was really deep and inspiring.i like the bible scripture he gave at the end.very relative to my life at the moment.dope channel rando 👍
It was. You’re welcome man! Thanks for watching!
Definitely inspiring but he kind of remix the Bible verse though LOL!
@@DarnellHendeason-dk3uw depression self-inflicted...? I think not
This man said: swimming in the same pool." I cannot!🤣🤣🤣
Don't forget your life jacket. OK
😨😨🙆
There shouldn’t be ANY dislikes on this video. This man made a TREMENDOUS change in his life. Definitely a real one 💯
So inspiring!!!!!!!! Loved this one ☝🏾
This is probably one of the best videos of black in Japan I've seen.
The interviews are really insightful and introspective. They reveal a lot about the person's experience and the culture into which they have embedded themselves. It is very humanizing and evocative that we all must do the right thing.
I love your Testimony. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching 🙏🏿
My favorite interview so far on this channel. May Yah bless and keep,him and his family.
Wow, this guy sounds a lot like myself. I was also homeless for about a month here too!
Hey Jason, let us know if you'd like to share your story as well. You can send us a message on Instagram @theblackexjp or on our Facebook page: facebook.com/theblackexjp
@@TheBlackExJp And that was likely the most important comment you ever made.
Wow 😥😥
I really appreciate this series. It’s meaningful to me personally. It is wholly necessary to highlight our story. Thank you. 🙏🏽
You’re welcome T H, thank you for watching and for the comment 🙏🏿
Amazing story from Tyler... I was inspired to work hard after hearing your story, so touching, so real
Your story has touched my heart and really pushed me to think about living somewhere outside of the US. The things you said, I believe, will help others in becoming better and happier, and to pursue something that will push them further than they maybe thought possible. Thank you for sharing your story and good luck in what is to come.
Tyler, Your testimony is heartfelt the fact that you battled your depression and follow your heart along with the advice of your therapist is "Priceless". Strength and courage is the key, I am very inspired❤👍🤗
この人凄いね。穏やかな語り口と顔。日本に来て良かったね。
My son might end up in Japan, so thanks for sharing these views it's inspiring.
You’re welcome, thanks for watching and all the best to your son.
@@TheBlackExJp Thanks 😊 he still has a little time to decide, being that he's 16. Happy New Year to you & your family
@@AB-jp2eb what job do you do in Japan?
This young man is so inspiring! I am over twice his age and I just learned so much from him watching this video.
I'm very happy for you brother and at the same time inspired by your candid testimony. I think you found peace - congrats! That's all any of us could ask for.
This Is An *Heart Warming* Testimony ....I'm *Really* Glad To See Things Working Out For This Brotha!
This is by far one of my favorite TH-cam channels! I get so excited for every interview I see! It is so inspiring!
I 👏 love👏this👏interview! I am born & raised in Ft. Worth/Dallas and the best experience is traveling/living outside of the US. It really opens your mind. I have a son and want him to do the same. Life is too short to have a narrow state of mind.
I have a grandaughter and plan on saving money for her to be educated and hopefully live in Japan one day may God help us both succeed
What an inspiring person. I'm glad he got to hear that his father was proud of him. His dad obviously raised a good man. Wishing him and his family heath and happiness in the future as well!
Brilliant interview. I live in Tasmania but as an ex Londoner with Jamaican parents, I recognised many of the issues Tyler brought up.
🙏🏿 Thanks for your comment and for watching!
I love his testimony! He’s very inspirational.
He is, thanks for watching ShoGo!
The is the best Black In Japan episode I've seen. I've been in Japan one month. Tyler Crane effectively told my story as to why I came to Japan. Thanks so much for this profile, and to you Tyler for sharing your story from your heart. All the best to you.
You're an awesome person Tyler. Congratulations.
The level at which this guys story resonated with me is unreal. No ones story has inspired me as much as this one. Hope hes doing amazing things these days
omg the last dude who came here with $5,000. gotta grown man in tears. bless u and your family forever. u deserve everything good that comes to u and will be. blessings ✊🏾💪🏾😇
I enjoyed your story. May God continue to bless you! You did what you needed to do to survive
very cool interview. cool guy and great personality
You have a great story. I wish you continued success in Japan. You are a good man.
This is awesome and inspiring. To go to a place with an open heart is the best thing. I have seen lots of youtube videos pop up about why people should not go to Japan, I hope such people will stop spreading negativity and let people travel and go experience a new country/culture without any bias.
I'm very happy for your inspiration and grateful for your tenacity and strength. Japan is a blessing to all that it's hard to be different and step out of the comfort zone every day life and willing to change direction. My name is Freeman Rudolph and I have enjoyed your comments and look to see you in Japan I'm leaving America June 1, 2019 for a better life and to be inspired by Japan
Brotha took a huge leap of faith and it paid off. Great to hear stories like this.
What courage and strength and faith!!!! How amazing is that!! Then met his wife the day she moved back from New York DESTINY!💖💕💗 I'm loving this channel. Peace and Love!!
That was the most inspiring leap of faith to entering Japan I have ever heard. And it's always right at the last minute when it looks like nothing can be done when God finally decides to show out and show us how little control we have over the outcome of our own lives and that our own faith is all really have in this world and the only thing we actually control. I have been having certain fears about taking the leap to make my way over to Japan, but this interview kind of encouraged me to just do it.👍
Just do it!!!😊
Japan been in my heart since last year, I stumbled upon this channel December 31st 2018 watch a few compelling testimonials so it's a signal. 2019 Japan for me solo👍🤗
Did you make it to Japan ?
He is very brave and courageous man. His story was unusual and inspiring. Thanks for this video.
This honestly is inspiring and I’m pretty sure this further cements my decision to come to Japan for university I’ve already done videos and watched tons of videos like these but after seeing this I honestly feel like I can do it hope he’s doing well for himself today
Thank you for sharing !! Positive Vibrations
Very powerful brother and God bless you and your family!
Insightful, once again. Smart guy as well!
This is such an inspiring testimony - very well done Sir 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I'm glad you are there. i 'm glad you are safe. Enjoy a wonderful future!
His love story was straight out of a movie!
Indeed, thanks for watching, we appreciate it!
Wow this whole interview is just awesome! I even wrote down his quote "now matter how far you've fallen you can always change your reality" and put it on my wall!. A serious lesson in resilience! I hope I can be this determined someday!
I am so inspired by your story. You give people a reason not to give up. Promised to share your story with other. Thank for sharing your experience you are helping in no small way in healing our world. Peace and best of everything.
Man... I LOVE THIS.... THis dude humbleness and his respect... Its something you don't see..
Great interview, thanks for keeping it real and sharing so intimately. The first thing that I noticed when I started traveling overseas is how good I felt. I couldn’t quite put my finger on why at first... then the bulb lit up. I realized that I felt so good because I was treated like an equal man...the hatred and racism was lifted from my shoulders... it brought tears to my eyes when I realized how institutionalized we are as minorities in America. I will be moving abroad very soon. Everyone should travel to feel this experience...words won’t do justice.
Welcome to Japan!!!!!
Excellent episode. Keep up the great work, brother! It’s because of you that I have such a different perspective on life in Japan.
I know this man too! I glad you are doing well Tyler! I’m happy that the 3 ppl I know are doing well!
powerful! bless you man
this guy is sooo solid. such a well-centered dude. Doing a geographic is often the best way to get out of a funk. Awesome that he was brave enough, and had a good therapist, to tell him to do it. The role of a strong father in his life too comes out clearly too. Mad props.
Wow this channel is truly amazing.
So much shared wisdom and experience. As a believing Muslim I can relate to his faithful words.
Kind of funny and interesting that we as human beings have much more benefits from hardships or difficult times. Thanks for the great content & hope for more.
All the best and wish all a great new year 😎
I'm happy for you that you change the way you see life and sometimes the best way to found ourselves is to be lost litteraly.
Love his story. I think the initial struggle he went through when he got to Japan was the detox stage. He had to go through that to get rid of the old baggage and start fresh. After that everything else kinda fell into place. Sometimes you have to take a leap of faith and trust God will be there to catch you.
This channel is great
Brilliant Story. Glad he made it out of Dallas.
I love this story
OMG What a testimony! Thank you so much for sharing.
A phenomenal and inspiring story.
Respect to this guy. Very good way of looking at life.
Wow, thanks so much for this powerful interview! Tyler's story is so incredible... To think he seemed to have had it all in America. Highly educated creative with a master's degree and the trappings of success in the west. He had a good job, a house and a car. Yet he was extremely unhappy, depressed and dealing with drug addiction issues. And by quitting his job, selling everything & moving to Japan with no plan in place he found a lifeline... And saved his life.
Wow, that was a BOSS move! Congratulations my friend. 🎈✔
Thanks for watching, we appreciate it!
Great video, thanks for sharing...I am also looking to leave America in the near future.
Aloha from Hawaii, I was thinking about my short time in Japan today. I made a small film there last month.
Brother here, has some good words to live by. Tyler you have a great story, I love Chiang Mai ! Leah Tunkara
Very inspiring video and channel. I like how you constantly bring awareness and the MFiles series is one of the best ive seen on TH-cam. I subscribed and followed your instagram page. Peace from Toronto, Canada.
Honestly really loving this channel. This story really touched me. Keep it up! :)
such an amazing story! Thank you for sharing!
Great testimony, especially from a fellow Texan!
Amen!!! My Brother - GOD Bless Your Soul. I Hope You Go Far In Life.
Wow another wonderful story
A well spoken educated brother with a great message very nice to see. Great watch!!!
Amazing personal story. Bless you bro.