Life in South Africa Vlog | Thanksgiving 2023 | Black American living in SA | Johannesburg Nightlife
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- HAPPY DETTY DEZEMBA, ke Dezemba, or whatever you celebrate. The festive season is kicking off on the continent so welcome back my friends! This Vlog we are getting into the Thanksgiving holiday, dating life updates - DRAMA, nightlife in Johannesburg, and more. Usually, I’m away from home during the holidays which can be pretty sad without friends and family. But this Thanksgiving holiday was really sweet as I got to spend it with some cool creatives. Anyway…enjoy this decently short vlog spilling literally all my tea ☕️
Girl I just relocated from America. I’d love to link, you and your friends look like so much fun from other vlogs
I'll be in Johannesburg in 2 weeks 😊😊
Man y'all make me miss my own country just watching these videos as expats. I'm a South African Expat in South Korea
Hey Jasmin, are you in Joburg or where? I’d like to meet you and get to also here about Chicago
I am addicted to jezzy jetset please help
Hi Jasmin I’ve been watching all your videos. May I ask why do you always show the floor or the sky/tree tops and never the actual environment?
I love your vlogs..so entertaining
Fun vid. Stay disciplined Sis. Proud of you. Now kick that bacon to the curb.❤
Great night Life love it wish I was there, love you Jazi
2:12 do you need to register or can you just walk in and pick up?
Beautiful Afro, Beautiful Woman
Polygamy is a thing here in SA. Western standards frown upon it, but it is actually good when done right, for good reasons.
It’s not popular though, some people cheat and have side chicks though
If it’s really true then how many people you know are in polygamy/marriages? I personally only know Musa Sleleku from a TV show
@@Philasande_Shange You must be living under a rock. All my uncles on my mothers side are polygamists. And I know a whole lot more polygamous marriages in Kwandebele, KZN even in Mamelodi.
@@lifestylepretoria9181 Well, I dont live under a rock but Ive never met or know any polyganists, so thats why I though you was exaggerating. My great grand father was a polyganist but that was before world war one. Ive only seen it on TV and social media, I did not know that it was that popular.
It hardly a thing, even in deep rurals, it no longer popular.