Kenya is developing a culture of its own which is not completely African or Western. For example, mobile money, public transport, express roads, High-rise residential buildings, Tatu City etc. They are unique and new experiences altogether
From my my personal experience, this is my recommendation for men visiting Kenya. First. Start your visit in Nairobi. Second, find a girl you like and take her to Mombassa. In Mombassa, beautiful high end resorts are filled with affluent couples, families on Holiday and maybe a few Brits who will join you for a drink. These resorts can be a bit boring. Mtwapa is the other end of the spectrum. More gritty than beautiful. Not a family destination. It may be entertaining for some, but it did not interest me. My best experience was rentng a car and driver. Visited, Lake Naivasha, Lake Nakuru and the Mara (best place to see animals). Best part, while I had to pay the Mzungu park entrance fees, I had a local friend make the reservations and got Hotel discounts given to Kenyans.
I've always known that mombasa/ coast I'd overrated; maybe because I don't like being in the beach,but I've heard most people say that their experience wasn't what they expected...
Agree With Coops.. . I have traveled to so far four African countries and for anyone going to Africa for the first time I suggest Kenya because it is so developed it's a easy transition. Definitely going back for a one year. First time in Kenya I stayed four months and I never felt so much peace while I was there in my entire life and am in my 50s. Don't like Dominica Republic they are black people but very racist against blacks. Would definitely not visit there again.
nairobi has always had many expats and foreigners, because we have UN headquarters in africa many NGOs, so it has been a city with a vibrant foreign community, so thats why we have world class restaurants, clubs, malls,arts, ets
There's a net outage since Sunday. There was a communication from Communication Authority that they are doing some repairs on the Fibre cables in the ocean. The net will lag this week while repairs are being done.
as a kenyan who lived in capetown South Africa for 10 yrs and also travelled to Durban , Johannesburg Port Elizabeth, i must SA is a very beautiful country with world class infrasturcture, apartments, malls highways schools everything is world class HOWEVER the racism is soo bad, and xenophobia is real in the train they used to call us "makwirikwiri" khosa for foregners many times expecially late at night i was scared, SA is ;Racist and not safe
Actually the beggars on kenyan streets are brought in from tanzania, apparently they are usually promised good jobs but unfortunately end up as beggars on the streets of nairobi
welcome Africa, it is not because you are American but for all those people they perceive not to be Kenyan. Police in Kenya do exort people of they know you are not kenyan.
BRO Africans are Bantus , Nilotics, Pigmies , Bush men , Berbers Some mixed of both or many - read some African ethnic groups to understand the difference - Most Ghanianas and Nigerans are Bantus - Kenyans are mostly Nilitics and Bantus and mixed ... There were no slaves taken from East Africa to USA - Majority come from the West african coast which put most of them into the Bantu group - I am from Eastern Congo - We are more close to the EAst African grounds - I was surpised to see West Africans for the fiest time as we consider west Africans loud, verbally agressive and very talkative -- East africans are generally reserved .
Kenya is made up of these African groups -> Bantus, Nilotes, and Cushites... and then there's other groups like Indians... There were slaves traded from East Africa but they ended up in other places not the Americas... read about it and people like Tippu Tip
West Africans aren't Bantu really. There are two groups of Niger-Congo languages, A and B. Bantu belong to the second group while the first group is found in West Africa. Their languages are not Bantu.
That's where you are wrong in history west africa was also the point of travel so slaves were gathered all over Africa and they were moved from as one so people always assume all slaves from US & Carribean were from west africa
Jareer means ”nappy”or ”hard textured”, relating to hair, usually for people with 4c type hair or west/central/south africans. Also black americans. They don’t use it when describing Ethiopians or Eritreans. Jileec means soft, and they describe indians as that. East asians are called indho yar which means small eyes, arabs are called dhego cas which means red ears. Basically they describe people as their characteristics. But the word jareer is used as the n word by some people. Like ”look at this jareer” or ” don’t hang you dare hang out with these jareers”.
@@polycarpkadima5385 says who? Some stuck up British man? That's who made up most of societies rules. The US stacked enough of the kings horses and enough of the kings men in the late 1700s so we could live by our own rules. Heck Mr. Wrigley was from Chicago and built a gum empire. You do you, but do not attempt to control others.
LISTEN, you want to Move around Africa recording they finna know you not from there 2nd you want to enjoy urself be with someone you TRUST that's LOCAL or can Speak LOCAL! You'll enjoy your Trip or whatever it is that you want to learn or know when your in the country that's it! Be alone and you'll find out 😂😂
Did Coop just say many Kenyans have been to Universities which is like colleges in America? The audacity. Kenyan Universities are just like American Universities if not better. What was he talking about? Kenyan colleges that are non-degree colleges are similar to college degrees in America. But the fact is there are more learning opportunities and FAFSA or different arts studies are much better than Kenyan courses. But the smartness Kenya do it best. Sorry had to say it. I have never been a straight A or upper B student but here in America, I have had straight As and Bs from my Bachelor's degrees and Master's. So that should tell you something. Kenyan education is hard, high level, and complex too. lolest
Kenya and the United States should not be mentioned in the same sentence when it comes to higher learning. Not even close in comparison. You are definitely trolling lol.
These guys have no idea how Kenyan education is superior to others. Can you watch a feature on CNBC that shows how American and British students use kenyan students to write their papers for their bachelors, masters and PHD programs. Harvard students even professors use Kenyans to do that research work. Kenyans are extremely intelligent . Americans can hardly read and even speak their own language English. I have studied in both Kenya ne the US and the difference is huge . People who don’t know about Kenyans brillance are illiterate and have never been to University.
@@readoutloudrol5755 Is that suppose to be a rebuttal? The inferiority complex got you guys resorting to trolling lol. You're right though, I opted out of student debt and decided to become a boss instead.
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Kenya is developing a culture of its own which is not completely African or Western. For example, mobile money, public transport, express roads, High-rise residential buildings, Tatu City etc. They are unique and new experiences altogether
Then you have not been to many African countries.
Coop makes dope videos , glad yall linked up 🔥
I know right.. didn't see dis coming
From my my personal experience, this is my recommendation for men visiting Kenya.
First. Start your visit in Nairobi.
Second, find a girl you like and take her to Mombassa.
In Mombassa, beautiful high end resorts are filled with affluent couples, families on Holiday and maybe a few Brits who will join you for a drink. These resorts can be a bit boring.
Mtwapa is the other end of the spectrum. More gritty than beautiful. Not a family destination. It may be entertaining for some, but it did not interest me.
My best experience was rentng a car and driver. Visited, Lake Naivasha, Lake Nakuru and the Mara (best place to see animals). Best part, while I had to pay the Mzungu park entrance fees, I had a local friend make the reservations and got Hotel discounts given to Kenyans.
I've always known that mombasa/ coast I'd overrated; maybe because I don't like being in the beach,but I've heard most people say that their experience wasn't what they expected...
Agree With Coops.. . I have traveled to so far four African countries and for anyone going to Africa for the first time I suggest Kenya because it is so developed it's a easy transition. Definitely going back for a one year. First time in Kenya I stayed four months and I never felt so much peace while I was there in my entire life and am in my 50s. Don't like Dominica Republic they are black people but very racist against blacks. Would definitely not visit there again.
Sorry about the nasty experience, Go where you are celebrated
@ewm4266 yes, was my first and last time visiting. Unfortunately, I wasn't warned about that place before I spent my money going there.
Glad to see the young lions connecting👊🏿💯👑✈️
nairobi has always had many expats and foreigners, because we have UN headquarters in africa many NGOs, so it has been a city with a vibrant foreign community, so thats why we have world class restaurants, clubs, malls,arts, ets
Nice quiet classy music
yall got some good informations guys, i enjoyed your video.
Great interviewer Austin. You are taking your channel to another level.... Proud in you young man
Yaaah..mob love from Kenya
There's a net outage since Sunday. There was a communication from Communication Authority that they are doing some repairs on the Fibre cables in the ocean. The net will lag this week while repairs are being done.
Nice discussion
I like the intro music
as a kenyan who lived in capetown South Africa for 10 yrs and also travelled to Durban , Johannesburg Port Elizabeth, i must SA is a very beautiful country with world class infrasturcture, apartments, malls highways schools everything is world class HOWEVER the racism is soo bad, and xenophobia is real in the train they used to call us "makwirikwiri" khosa for foregners many times expecially late at night i was scared, SA is ;Racist and not safe
But you still stayed 10 years...yeah SA is terribly bad.
xenophobia is bad
So you stayed to SA for ten years ? Still experienced that ? Man stop capping
watching from Nairobi
Can’t believe I missed this
Actually the beggars on kenyan streets are brought in from tanzania, apparently they are usually promised good jobs but unfortunately end up as beggars on the streets of nairobi
To be fair, most beggars are Kenyan, although what you say 8s true about the tanzanian beggar syndicate
Johannesburg South Africa
Bless up passport bros
Cute boys😊
Chewing and smacking gum in an interview is off-putting. Great information.
gen z.. whatever makes you uncomfortable.. they offer unsolicited advise
Not only bro, the border crossing between Uganda and Kenya is really very bad even for other African.
welcome Africa, it is not because you are American but for all those people they perceive not to be Kenyan. Police in Kenya do exort people of they know you are not kenyan.
BRO Africans are Bantus , Nilotics, Pigmies , Bush men , Berbers Some mixed of both or many - read some African ethnic groups to understand the difference - Most Ghanianas and Nigerans are Bantus - Kenyans are mostly Nilitics and Bantus and mixed ... There were no slaves taken from East Africa to USA - Majority come from the West african coast which put most of them into the Bantu group - I am from Eastern Congo - We are more close to the EAst African grounds - I was surpised to see West Africans for the fiest time as we consider west Africans loud, verbally agressive and very talkative -- East africans are generally reserved .
Kenya is made up of these African groups -> Bantus, Nilotes, and Cushites... and then there's other groups like Indians...
There were slaves traded from East Africa but they ended up in other places not the Americas... read about it and people like Tippu Tip
West Africans aren't Bantu really. There are two groups of Niger-Congo languages, A and B. Bantu belong to the second group while the first group is found in West Africa. Their languages are not Bantu.
That's where you are wrong in history west africa was also the point of travel so slaves were gathered all over Africa and they were moved from as one so people always assume all slaves from US & Carribean were from west africa
Turkey is absolutely best place for transplant but it’s 2 specific ones to go to just can’t go anywhere
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😂😂they are coming and more on the way. Mtavuna kweli kweli.
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There is a problem with africa Internet. Mischievous person interfered with the sea cables connecting africa.
why does no one talk about how you can only stay in Kenya for 180 days on a tourist visa ?
Why should they? That’s a long time
Hook up with Mara Nomads and experience Kenya
23:22 What does that word mean?
Jareer means ”nappy”or ”hard textured”, relating to hair, usually for people with 4c type hair or west/central/south africans. Also black americans. They don’t use it when describing Ethiopians or Eritreans.
Jileec means soft, and they describe indians as that. East asians are called indho yar which means small eyes, arabs are called dhego cas which means red ears.
Basically they describe people as their characteristics. But the word jareer is used as the n word by some people. Like ”look at this jareer” or ” don’t hang you dare hang out with these jareers”.
@Eziopct interesting! I can't wait to visit Africa one day. I definitely want to visit as many nations as possible.
@@redefv Ghana or Kenya is a good first visit if you’re american. Haven’t been there myself but I’ve heard a lot of positive reviews from the people.
Chewing gum in an interview is uncultured 😢
@@polycarpkadima5385 says who? Some stuck up British man? That's who made up most of societies rules. The US stacked enough of the kings horses and enough of the kings men in the late 1700s so we could live by our own rules. Heck Mr. Wrigley was from Chicago and built a gum empire. You do you, but do not attempt to control others.
Kudos!!! For amazing interview-: you look soooooo depressed, seek therapy, we don’t wanna loose you. Care😊
He looks depressed? I didn't think so, unless I don't know what depression looks like.
Auston needs to give coop a shape up/tape his hair on his head looks like armpit hair 😅dudes grooming is horrific
that's his style same way others have dreads and others bald👱🧔♀🙍♂🙎
LISTEN, you want to Move around Africa recording they finna know you not from there 2nd you want to enjoy urself be with someone you TRUST that's LOCAL or can Speak LOCAL! You'll enjoy your Trip or whatever it is that you want to learn or know when your in the country that's it! Be alone and you'll find out 😂😂
so out of 50 plus nations in africa with 1.2b population? we dont want a country overcrowded with foreigners..africa is big..
There’s a reason
HIV infection is more outside Africa.
Look up the numbers in the states my dear … full of syphilis, Gonorreah, Clamydia as well as HIV. Let’s not point fingers.
I hope he is not talking about that tik tok chic being his girl. 😅
Bro can't stay in America for one year anymore 😂
Did Coop just say many Kenyans have been to Universities which is like colleges in America? The audacity. Kenyan Universities are just like American Universities if not better. What was he talking about? Kenyan colleges that are non-degree colleges are similar to college degrees in America. But the fact is there are more learning opportunities and FAFSA or different arts studies are much better than Kenyan courses. But the smartness Kenya do it best. Sorry had to say it. I have never been a straight A or upper B student but here in America, I have had straight As and Bs from my Bachelor's degrees and Master's. So that should tell you something. Kenyan education is hard, high level, and complex too. lolest
Name a University in Kenya that's in the top 100 worldwide. I'll wait lol...
Kenya and the United States should not be mentioned in the same sentence when it comes to higher learning. Not even close in comparison. You are definitely trolling lol.
These guys have no idea how Kenyan education is superior to others. Can you watch a feature on CNBC that shows how American and British students use kenyan students to write their papers for their bachelors, masters and PHD programs. Harvard students even professors use Kenyans to do that research work. Kenyans are extremely intelligent . Americans can hardly read and even speak their own language English. I have studied in both Kenya ne the US and the difference is huge . People who don’t know about Kenyans brillance are illiterate and have never been to University.
@@Yahawadah70ad I doubt you’ve even been to a University campus . Have several seats.
@@readoutloudrol5755 Is that suppose to be a rebuttal? The inferiority complex got you guys resorting to trolling lol. You're right though, I opted out of student debt and decided to become a boss instead.
Bro don't know streaming etiquette.. let the host boost you
Coops dont think of working with Marwa. He is a scam. Do your own thing lest you spoil your name
Big scam and a user 😅😅
Yeah Israel is like a old lion welp who will raise him up biblical scriptures
Dope video. What's Coops Instagram. I'm planning a trip to Narobi soon. Also what are good times of the year to come?
@jacksonscooper
Best weather is Sep-Feb
Contact Woodley wild adventures
Cute boys😊