Walking the Crazy Streets of Mozambique (beyond words)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2023
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I recently begun making TH-cam videos of my travels. Any advice on how I can improve them would mean a lot!
How can that man not answer the simple question that life was much better before 1975 than it is now even with the inequality. Truely beyond belief that response. 😮
Very stereotypical, whilst trying to appear as a gift to the human race. Is poverty only in Africa? How many rundown areas have you covered in London, Paris, Washington DC and even in your home country? Typical colonial mentality....saviour of the African race. I live in the UK, you do not need to travel far to see homeless people in virtually every city centre. This one-sided reporting is not true journalism, with trickles of charity handed down or raised through crowd funding for poor Africans. SMH
I appreciate you going to Africa but you are just like any Western media houses, portraying 100% of negativity in Africa- don’t bring that negativity to Africa- if you all about the negative news- your channel is full of degrading Our beautiful continent you sucker
Really like ur comtent, welcome to Mozambique, ask Edilson to take you to rural areas here in Maputo you will see the real Mozambique you don't even need to go out of Maputo
The elderly wood worker, what a gentleman! The quality of his work looked amazing. I agree with you Nick, if you can find a job that you love and can do for 50 years, that’s special.
Thank you for watching, Darren! Absolutely, the woodworker was a real treat to meet and share his presence.
I wonder if you could set up an export business for his woodworking?? 😮blow his mind with what it’s really worth? I’m clueless, but I know it’s worth a lot more… a happy ending is all🎉
@@resilience4lyfe331 Wood exports are a massive pain for a one-person operation due to being biological material; way more regulatory costs.
He's been doing it for 70 years (since 53) 🤯
@@metaleumanwhat I came to say. Thank you 👍🏽
Just like the tour guide from Haiti, i love this tour guide! he is not afraid to speak about the countries problems, he uses his privilege of knowing he lives in a better area, and is more likely to stay safe, to speak up for thousands and maybe even millions of people. This man is about the shits.
Absolutely. No doubt Edmilson is a living legend.
@@IndigoTraveller All your guides were good, but Edmilson was one of those exceptionally nice, smart and I've had a really good/warm feeling of him.
Without a doubt🤍🤍
That Haitian guy was a real one. Gonna just start watching this now looking forward
@@IndigoTravellerhello, could you please share his facebook/instagram? He is a really nice guy. Thanks
I am Portuguese, but born in Mozambique 4 years before Independence, I remember its native people, humble and nice
Still good people there. Please don't trust a random TH-camr obe sided biased info .
Too humble
" In colonial times, the city was clean, the roads kept up and there was peace, but we were poor. Now we have independence and the city is filthy, the roads crumbling and violence is everywhere and we are still poor."
In Colonial times they were also treated as animals
@@Someone-by6jm Wrong, slavery was a long tradition going back before the Muslims in the 8th century. The African slavers and Arab traders offered slaves to the Portugese colonists, but their fate was far better than the slaves held by Africans. It was the European nations, led mostly by Britain that ended slavery across Africa by the mid 19th century.
Bigup to the 85-year-old; learnt from him to always make the best of every situation using whats available
His attitude is top notch
100%
It's a defeatist attitude. Working till he dies.
@@skyhappy the alternative unfortunately is worse
Quite interesting since that man lives 30y or thereabouts under Portuguese colonial rule, and has been in an independent Moçambique for 55y.
He's not 85 😂😂😂
Watching these videos makes me appreciate more what I have and gives me no excuse to complain about money.
Fr
I was in Maputo earlier this year with my girlfriend and we walked around the city with no issues at all, we always felt safe and people left us alone. It is hard to believe you and I went to the same place a few months apart and we saw the city so differently.
I also went to Maputo and felt very safe. Compared to Johannesburg I felt very safe
His videos are super exagerated for views, he made a lot of videos in Brazil telling how it is hell on earth, then i saw some vanlife videos saying is the most well developed country in south america and felt super safe so idk
@@lucasmolina1202 Thank you, I was thinking the same thing but I haven't watched enough of his videos to know for sure, have a good day
I live and was born Here, this country is safest than many other places in Africa...these guys are little exaggerated.
There are better places in Mozambique than Maputo.
I was also in Maputo last year in fact, stayed at the Polana Hotel. I walked everywhere. Not sure why IndigoTraveller tries his best to find the worst when it's not like that at all? Bad reporting, for sensationalism only - and for his TH-cam views!
I'm a black American who always wanted to visit African countries. Thanks for doing these videos it gives me a connection to the continent
Thank you for watching. You should visit Africa someday, I am sure you'll have an epic time!
You can visit my village in The Gambia brother
@@IndigoTraveller don't come back to Africa. You doing this for views.
I was impressed by the old guy 85 year old and still passionate by his work, for him whatever are the circumstances or the government just keep living on. So wise. 👌
Yeah, he is a living hero.
Maybe that just the way to live don't overthink the shit your are going through at any time, be passionate, believe in yourself and keep going on day after day.
Anyway thank you for your work men.
He should have bought chair to help out
@@TheNaturalGamer1 Perhaps he left a tips 😁 even though the old fellow could refuse with proudness in my opinion 😄
personally while yes, I thought he had an amazing skill, I thought he showed an apathy actually over the circumstances surrounding the countries government-or possibly hopelessness.
Visited Mozambique about about 5 years back. Always felt incredibly safe and frequently walked around Maputo (and other areas) at night. Some of the most friendly, inviting people in the world.
Jesus Christ wants a personal relationship with you through the Holy Spirit, not religion and blind faith. You see, we all have sinned, and have broken God’s law (The Ten Commandments). Wrong doing deserves justice and must be punished (just like how a criminal has to pay for the crime they have committed) but God saved us from the eternal punishment of our sins by sending His Son Jesus Christ, fullness of God in flesh, a perfect, sinless sacrifice to pay the penalty for our sins by dying on the cross and resurrecting, so that we may have everlasting life. It is all finished and now for you to accept the free gift of grace, you must repent of your sins and put your faith in Jesus Christ and Bible says that His Blood will cover all of your sins, you will be forgiven, saved from eternal punishment, and be given everlasting life. By faith you will receive the Holy Spirit, become born again, know Jesus personally and He will transform your heart and clean you from the inside out. Turn away from sin, read the Bible, pray for the Holy Spirit to fill you and change you, obey the Word. Much love and God bless you!
was in maputo in 2018 and ended up spending 5 weeks traveling all the way to nampula by land in the minibuses, mozambique is a beautiful country, had a blast! i remember going to the fish market in maputo and getting basically all you can eat king prawns and then having them prepare in the restaurants right next door. good memories!
Shoutout to my friend Edmilson for help with the transalation but also exposing his point of view to make our country better. Awesome video!👏👏
I've said it before, I'll say it again, this is the best channel on youtube by far. You deserve everything good in this life for this content that you bring to the world showing us what life is like unfiltered in these places we will most likely never get to see. I like what the woodworker said, being resilient, regardless of the times, being independent from the forces, regimes, and governments around you, YOU are the decider of a better life, a better future.
Thank you very much for your support and sharing your perspectives :)
The most toxic blog I ever crossed. Normally individual bloggers are not engaged to fulfill the mainstream media missions. To hunt the most devastating thing in the developing counters. I don't know how this guy is sleeping after doing all this horror scene in the night. He just closed his eyes all about positive and good things about those cities. We need to stop him for spreading false information.
@@melkammigbar5623 I completely agree with you.
This guy makes a living thanks to showing the lowest of the low, the worst places on Earth.
And I don't mean the cities which he goes to and are normally nice but somehow he always ends up at the back alleys where sh*t is flowing everywhere, people get murdered every single day and nobody is doing anything about it.
It's not photojournalism as some people would call it.
This is sinking to the lowest levels and making money off it.
I do return every 6 months to the channel just to see what's up because he does go to interesting places where I would not normally go.
But it's always the same.
I do appreciate you showing this side of Mozambique that many ppl are afraid to show, and we do have serious problems here, but it's not all bad and criminal everywhere
There are nice people here, nice places and tourist spots and safe places too
Glad that you are back and filming! The effort and time you put into these are unbelievable. Keep posting Nick, stay safe! ❤
Thank you, really appreciate your words of support :)
I am from the African continent and I knew nothing about Mozambique. I didn't even know they speak Portuguese. Thank you for allowing us to discover these places and learn about their struggles.
Special shout out to Edmilson. If just a small portion of the population are like him, I think Mozambique will sure have a better future.
Qa
Wow, so you've to study more about your continent, It is sad to read such a comment from an African.
@@valdirduarte9032 There's 54 countries in Africa. You know about all of them ? Yeah right !
@@metaleuman im not African, I'm European, but I know something about all European countries.. ..
you're proof of the existence of illiteracy in africa.
@@metaleuman I know a little about African countries, and I don't even need to know, because I'm not African.
This man is really the origin of the dangerous travel vlogs! TH-cam travel videos wouldn’t be the same without indigo’s influence. Legend, and of course this should go without saying, great video man 👑 I aim to be like him!
Too kind, thank you :)
@@IndigoTraveller 💯% true! Thank you for your work!
@@IndigoTravellerwho inspired you?
he's definitely my favorite doing this kind of content. His approach on local people and their culture is very respectful. I've seen some other guys doing this kind of stuff completely lacking this respect and awareness on the real danger that those environments can present.
Lol a white man carrying a camera walking in any neighborhood in Africa will not face any danger. He should go to the ghettos of the USA and let's see what will happen.
@Indigo Traveller, man your videos are incredible! Thank you so much for the incredible work you do, capturing the essence of different countries and cultures. Your content is inspiring and has the power to shape perspectives and foster understanding. Bless you man!
Thank you so much, appreciate your words!
@@IndigoTravellerPlease stop with green juice ads. We pay money to NOT see ads on youtube, yet you are inserting ads! We all know you are not demonitized. You loose credibility doing this. Channels that do this loose viewers. Very shortsighted.
As a Mozambican I feel so honored to see my country being documented by you indigo traveller 😊😊😊 I really enjoyed to see it because is our reality here in Mozambique
😂😂😂urll so funny
Appreciate that David!
@@spiderman-jv8we He definitely does, and also your accent becomes more neutral when you travel/live abroad.
@@spiderman-jv8we What do you think his accent is?
@@spiderman-jv8we If it's not Kiwi, then what is it? If you're so sure, this shouldn't be a hard question to answer.
I have been here from RSA🇿🇦 the people were very nice not threatening 🇲🇿
This is one of those episodes where your guide is the star of the episode. What a smart, grounded citizen. Hope he gets whatever he wishes for.
Your videos are very educational and should be projected in schools. Keep up and stay safe! Greetings from Italy🙏
Thank you!
I have lived in Maputo between 1998 and 2011 and there haven't been any moments I felt unsafe. Time changes so the people too. Mozambique in general is a beautiful country, has a delicious variety of food which I miss so much, has kind people and 365 days of warm weather.
Exactly what I said in comments! Terra de boa gente!
It's still safe if not safer than ever, I dont know these dangerous areas in Baixa he speaks of honestly. Cause in every country petty theft of phones and wallets is common in the metropolitan areas
Nothing changed, just very one sided view shown in the video. People are still warm, mercado central still vibrant and the art project in Rua de Arte is super cool! 😊
@@bisouuu Rua de arte? I don't remember where that is. I am glad that life in Maputo is still vibrant.
This guy is blogging only negative news. We are tired of the mass media reporting only the slams in Africa. There are really good authentic bloggers who shows the real face of the cities without bias. His videos are to feed the European manipulated mind :D
Thanks you so much Nick, for sharing your experiences and the places/people you meet with us. I looked forward to your new series for so long it's so good to see you back!
Mozambican, living in Maputo. While there is insightful information shared in this Mozambique videos series, this doesn't reflect the entire reality, at some point it feels biased. It seems that selectivity chosen places are less secure, and opinions from people complaining about what is not right. Mozambique has beautiful places, stories, inspiration and experiences you can enjoy. Please continue sharing what we can improve, and also share the good stuff too.
he's reaching in this series. you said it quite well - good comment.
That is the exact purpose of the series and the channel, to show the bad sides.
I live and was born Here, this country is safest than many other places in Africa...these guys are little exaggerated.
There are better places in Mozambique than Maputo.
Lived in Mozambique for 1 year. Zero problems. Allways felt safe, even travelling by Chapa, from city outskirt to city outskirt. The only issue was the conditions of the roads and the way people drive. Otherwise, very safe. This is a hugely exagerated video.
every series you do are a work of art and eye-opening Nick - keep up the amazing work
Thank you so much :)
Devastating and very false information. He spreads this imagination
Indigo Traveler is an incredible journalistic channel that provides viewers with an authentic and in-depth look into the lives of people in various countries. By highlighting the struggles of humanity and the inherent goodness of people in difficult circumstances, the channel presents an eye-opening and thought-provoking view of the world. It is amazing to see how the channel is able to bring these stories to life, and it is no wonder why it is one of the best TH-cam channels around. Keep up the great work and stay safe!
I think he focuses a bit too much on the poverty areas and doesn't show the nice and well developed cities enough. He's making the country look bad and not worth visiting.
@@ChinnuWoW You understand the countries he is visiting, right? His channel is not a tourism channel.
@@kevinrenfro2254 Yes and there are definitely nicer areas than where he's visiting. His channel definitely is a tourism channel. He's shown a lot of nice parts of other countries outside of Africa. Tourism can greatly affect the economy of a country and he's not making African countries look good at all.
@@ChinnuWoW I don’t think you understand the depth and scope of this channel. But I appreciate you responding and I’m glad you enjoy this channel as much as I do!
Thank you for sharing these people’s story. It’s easy to forget how blessed so many of us are.
Thank you for watching!
"life is momentum"
Sitting bedside to my best friend who's in the icu, almost made me start crying again
I live in Las Vegas and there are a few areas of my city that look just like this. Same in many major urban centers in my country. No punishment for crime. Open air drug markets. Homelessness and poverty. Same problems everywhere.
I was in Mozambique in 1977-81.I leaved in Angoche Nampula, Mozambique was very beautiful country and very nice people, very kind and humble, am from Tanzania, but I really loved Mozambique still remember my friends.
@mariamfritsi4943
Most of the former European colonies in Africa were very nice, when the whites left that all changed for the worse.
@@watershed44 true.
@@mariamfritsi4943 I'm sorry things have taken such a turn for the worse. I have a theory about who is responsible for pushing the whites out of Africa. Perhaps you know what I am referring to?
@@watershed44 Mozambique went down faster after independence it was very surprising, in 1977 when I was in maputo, still the city was very beautiful, I was really surprised ,and we leaves at polana hotel, and walking in the city, still was very beautiful, but now when I saw your video showing this town I was a bit 😯
@@mariamfritsi4943 I think the culprits
eat a lot of bagels, if you know what I mean.
Great videos as always. Thank you! Thank you for always respecting and showing love to the people and places you visit.
Thank you Brad :)
Cheers, Nick. Great to have you back sharing with us once again 🙏 thank you and well wishes
My God! I was born in Mozambique and do remember very well how it was in my time and seeing it now brakes my heart, when you pass a prosperous rich country to people with no inability to govern well this is the result. Corruption and crime toke over this beautiful country!
Im surprised that it is deemed as not safe. In 2010, I lived in mozambique for 1.5 years, in Chimoio, Inhambane and Maputo, i always felt safe. I walked the streets of Maputo at night, sometimes alone. I had Mozambiqan friends. I never witnessed any crimes, ive been to almost every part of the city and it didnt feel like there was any crime at all, if so it was minimal, it felt so safe. Im sad if times have changed.
Luckily, it's still safe. Quite surprised (and disappointed) to see this video claim otherwise
Same experience I had living there for 18 years!
@@mjlsand Me too. Also you can find crimes in every country if you go looking for them.
I dont know what hes talking about, its misleading. Moz is very safe, women or teenagers walk the streets alone in peace even at night it's very safe in the city
Doesn't change at all he's just exageret for profit
Mozambique is really poor. The cheapest quickie costs less than $2. That says a lot about its economic situation.
Nick, your channel is something else man. I savour every episode and always depart feeling enriched. Keep up the fantastic work! 🙌🏻
Mozambique is an amazing country. Ilha de Mozambique and Inhaca are amazing place.
Corruption is very bad in any country I'm watching from cape town south Africa the poor are struggling in township because of it thats why it is important to fight it i enjoy the vlog was educational
Good coverage of life in Mozambique. It was great to have a guide to help you out and keep you safe. Thanks so much for taking the effort to show us life in this often forgotten country. I still remember your time in Haiti and how bad it has got since you have moved on. Keep these reports coming in. You are doing a great job of bringing reality to the screen. Stay safe, Nick.
No, very bad coverage. I was in Maputo, and it is great place. Nick only in for the views on his channel
@@leonardolupini3484 I don't think you know that Nick has raised considerable money for the disadvantaged people in the world and continues to do so by showing the world what so many have to contend with. Would you go into the areas he has been through? I somehow doubt it.
Great, eye-opening video as always man. This stuff is so important. Thank you and be safe Nick
As always your videos are eyeopening man... thanks to your amazing work we get to know harsh realities from all around the world that media never talk about... I just hope for a better future for all of the people in Mozambique and the other struggling parts of our wonderfull planet!! They deserve much better!
It's been awhile since you popped up on the radar screen but it's good to see out there. Hoping you always stay safe. The older woodworking gentleman sure hit me in the heart. I felt that he didn't want to come out and say anything against the government out of fear which is unfortunate. Thumbs up for Edmilson . Thanks for your Channel💪❤✌
Amazing videos, Nick. I loved travelling but for some reason can't do it now. Your videos are a dream for us who used to do exactly what you do but off camera. Whenever México gets to your plans, here you have an open door and a friend to suppor your work. Keep up your contribution to society, you're doing it great!
Well done, Nick!
I really enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for showings us what it feels like to be here.
Absolutely love these videos, never stop making these. Watched one of your old series the one in Iran and it was beautiful, I learn something new from every video
I get tired of a lot of channels and videos very easily … I don’t even know how long it’s been, but I’ve watched every video and still get SO excited to see a new upload. 🤩
Thank you for your long time support, glad you still enjoy the videos. Nick
Youre the goat man thanks for showing us these places and not being judgemental about their situations, feels like im being given a tour of the place
Thank you for watching!
Great journalism Nick, thank you for taking me there.
Awesome Nick! As usual you knocked it’s out of the park again! Your friend there is amazing and honest! Really hope for the best for Mozambique 🙏🏼
I actually live in Mozambique for almost my entire life and I would advice u to stay away from guys that try to act friendly cause they will start asking for help and do like what yizo did take u some where and might get u on trouble also when u coming to Matola
Wow, I love that you bring this content to us all around the world. It gives a face to what people endure and the type of life they are living in all corners of the earth. At your own personal risk, you continue to share this. Thank you! ❤❤
Thank you very much for watching!
@@IndigoTraveller Always! Just one question: Will you ever do a video about you personally and where you're from in New Zealand---and the story behind your travel-documentary career? (Would love to hear YOUR story.)
What a well spoken and intelligent tour guide.
And the elderly man making the wood! A true artist.
I think your guide is too much negative of his country; yes there are problems but try also paint a positive picture too. I believe its not all doom and gloom in mozambique
I wish u got a guide similar to the one in haiti
I visited Mozambique in 2007 where I spent about a month in the nampula area as a 16/17 year old. I met some of the nicest people, but in retrospect, there were some sketch moments that teenage me didn't really think much about at the time.
Interesting to see how things are changing and sad to hear of the challenges that continue/worsen.
You should visit the capital of Nigeria... Abuja
I really like how this video doesn't hide the truth about Maputo but at the same time, shows the beauty of the city.
I'm glad you're okay and that you're back to making videos!
Glad you're back! STAY SAFE !!!
Thank you!
I lived in moz for 4 years in a small fishing village called Inhassoro and this is another example of a country with massive resources but high poverty. What a shame , in general they are very nice people and deserve better !!!
Your Maputo guide is ideal --- mellow, excellent English, and honest.
Where he is not at all
Love your videos, man!
Never seen a video on Mozambique, so I appreciate it a lot!
Nicks style of video is probably one of the best on youtube. He provides amazing insight into communities that rarely getting covered.
Too kind, thank you!
Love your videos. Sorry you are having such rough travel in Maputo. I was there in November and did not have such issues. Did hire a local architect and the two of us we spent most of one day walking throughout a very large area of the downtown and surrounding region for many hours - careful but not unsafe per se. Maputo is famous for its bauhaus buildings and the local art scene is just buzzing with fantastic works (not the tourist art, much more creative and innovative designs). It is a very exciting place to go.
Jesus Christ wants a personal relationship with you through the Holy Spirit, not religion and blind faith. You see, we all have sinned, and have broken God’s law (The Ten Commandments). Wrong doing deserves justice and must be punished (just like how a criminal has to pay for the crime they have committed) but God saved us from the eternal punishment of our sins by sending His Son Jesus Christ, fullness of God in flesh, a perfect, sinless sacrifice to pay the penalty for our sins by dying on the cross and resurrecting, so that we may have everlasting life. It is all finished and now for you to accept the free gift of grace, you must repent of your sins and put your faith in Jesus Christ and Bible says that His Blood will cover all of your sins, you will be forgiven, saved from eternal punishment, and be given everlasting life. By faith you will receive the Holy Spirit, become born again, know Jesus personally and He will transform your heart and clean you from the inside out. Turn away from sin, read the Bible, pray for the Holy Spirit to fill you and change you, obey the Word. Much love and God bless you!
Normally I wouldn’t trust an Ad on TH-cam. But I trust him, so I’d purchase AG1.
Thank you for doing what you do. You put your life on the line to bring the reality of other cultures into our homes. Every post I see from you makes me thankful for what great bounty fate has bestowed upon me, even in tough times. Please keep safe and well in your travels. I see how much what you experience affects you. Take all the time you need to process this. We will be here to support you in whatever ways we can.
I'm watching this from Kenya & this side of Maputo looks similar to downtown Nairobi (Kenya's capital city) I don't see anything crazy about it. I actually like it & I can live there comfortably
Nick! Again amazing video! Such a good job! Bravo🤗
Thank you!
Your videos are extremely informative!!! I love them 💗. Ty
Your artistry and eye for amazing shots are superb ❤ thank you indigo traveller for your hard work and bravery ✌️
Indigo traveller, you are amazing. Thanks for this work
Thank you for watching!
I have been living in Moçambique for 18 years now. In Inhambane, 500 km from Maputo. Terra de boa gente. The land of the good people. I don”t lock my doors at night, can walk at any time on the beach or time and feeling safe. There is no violence by the people. People are humbled, helpful and with big smiles. My car is never locked with the keys inside and my property does not need a fence….of course in all poor Capital cities you will find some crime, but not as this video make it seem like. I can only recommend to visit the land of the good people….😊 one thing that is unfortunately true is that there is a lot of corruption and the police not to be trusted. But the people are very welcoming and wonderful!
I've spent many months in Mozambique and I can confirm this! Beautiful people!!
The fact of the matter is that an underclass exists in every country in the world. Will highlighting them change anything? I have my doubts. No matter how much opportunity some are provided, they will squander it. Some underclass are victims of tragic circumstances. Some are simply victims of poor choices.
I live in Scotland. There is prostitution, drugs, crime and corruption here in my homeland but in Mozambique it is most likely a bit of a bigger one. We all have to strive to create a better World for our children. God bless the people of Mozambique on their journey from colonial exploitation.
I traveled from Johannesburg to Inhambane in around 1995 for a holiday, got caught speeding (61kmh in a 60 zone) i got a million metical fine. It was one of the best holidays i have had.
Wow, this sounds like an amazing place to live. In Europe people have more money, but often can't enjoy it, because they're always in a hurry and don't make real friends. Imo people in poorer countries like your live often much happier lives. And it's just beautiful too ❤
I was there 15 years ago, mostly in the north. It was an interesting experience and like you I was an adventure traveler and always asked a lot of questions. I am retired now and have a small farm in Ecuador, I'm not travelling as much but still enjoy the adventure of living life. Thanks for your video
What a beautiful 85-year old gentleman. God bless him.
Glad you’re back! 😊
Thank you!
This series is so interesting because a lot of wealthy people from Durban in South Africa go to Mozambique for beach holidays (I think the most popular place is Ponto do Oura), so I didn't really know the harsh reality of most Mozambiqueans' lives
This is no difference than the mission of mass medias, who are engaged only the negative news around developing county. Trust what you see and trust the people who have been there. This guy wanted only clicks and to make the whites supremacy happy.
The old boy wood worker looked well for 85, " life is momentum" great saying.
Love ya work mate your shining a light in the darkness love it! I really appreciate your videos keep it up!
Appreciate your words, thank you!
Love your channel ❤️
Stay safe!
Thank you :)
Great video..thank you. Stay safe.
jeez you really make some of the most real vids on youtube I pray for your safety.Keep up the good work man!!!
I was in South Africa 2015 for a holiday and tried to visit Maputo Mozambique, just gave up.
Red tape and stupid requirements and uncertainty about exactly what was required.
How not to get tourists, they certainly excelled.
Great series as always Nick.
As a Portuguese person from Portugal, thank you for bringing me so much awareness of what happens in Mozambique. My mother was born in Maputo (Lourenço Marques), and my grandparents used to run a small store there many years ago. It breaks my heart to see some of these harsh realities and how the people are eager for a change. Portugal just completely abandoned its old colonies to the wolves, so to speak... and it I think it should have never been like that.
Mano, esse esta a exagerar, Maputo e uma cidade linda e segura, tu andas nas ruas avontade
Let poor portugal deal with Portuguese issues leave Mozambique alone yu don't have the capacity to change anything other than exploitation africa is for africans
@@decastromusic a cidade com mais registros criminais em Moçambique chama-se Maputo meu caro
Does not matter what happened, but what can be done ❤️🧘♂️☀️
The Portuguese colonizers were the wolves, literally the birthplace of transatlantic slave trade. Abandoning “it’s old colonies” is but a secondary problem.
Incredible story telling. Inspired me to start content creating. Keep it up Nick!
This was such an interesting insight to Mozambique, thank you Nick.
Great video! learning a lot of stuff about mozambique thanks
Thank you, enjoy!
Beautiful country and beautiful people just like Edmilson. It's so sad that there is so much corruption and that good people have to live in poverty and dealing with violence. I hope some day Mozambique will prosper.
Thank you for taking us on your adventure. Please be safe.
Thank you!
Beautiful country! Love this channel! Cheers mate! 😃✌🏻
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We miss u in Ghana
Much love to Tema!
When you going to come walk the deadly streets of London?
Yeah..not what it used to be. 🤦♂️
England is soft. Foh
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There's nothing dangerous in London mate ffs🤣🤣🙈🙈
My hero, the 85 year old carpenter, thanks Nick for another superb production.
All you videos are absolute quality!!
Its so funny how every youtuber has been using ag1 for years, but ive never met anyone using it
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There’s just something amazing about seeing how other places look
half a million views, you deserve it ! good work !
That wood worker had a great outlook on life. It doesn't matter how good or bad, just try to be happy. It goes to show that no matter how bad things get, you can still be happy with the right mindset. Be well Brother.