The Africans are shown fashion magazines, music videos and fancy cars and homes, while the people from America and Europe are shown the swamp, huts, and people walking around half naked. Sad reality on both side of the globe
I am in Germany i once told my boss that in Africa we dont give plastic smile you either give a rile smile or you dont .coz i wasn't smiling back to a fake smile and people reported me to my boss, well !!! am still a humble African living in Babylon.
The "fake smile" comment - I live in the south, (Alabama) and it's very common and not a sign of being fake or rude for strangers to give you a quick smile and/or nod as you see them in passing. Complete strangers aren't very likely to stand in your face and hold a grin for five minutes. If they do, you may want to leave them standing there. I was really surprised that the woman expected to see celebrities basically hanging around at Walmart.
I'm from NY and I was in Georgia. As I was walking 🚶♂️ along the street some strangers said to us, "good morning good people " and I turned to my friend and asked, "do you know those"?
perfectbeat You generalized too much. People smile differently in different parts of the country. In the south, Midwest and the West people are totally different! Also, depending on exposure Blacks in America respond to Africans differently. In my city we really look up and honor Africans.
The first lady said she thought she'd meet Beyonce and will smith.... LOL🤣🤣🤣 Where did she get that from? Even in our home countries here in africa celebrities aren't just walking around like regular people
We (African-Americans) education concerning our homeland in the 70's-80's mainly consist of late night infomercials of "FEED THE CHILDREN". Heck even "Coming to America" depicted wealthy Africans with giraffes & lions roaming the front yard. 😲
Daytona*Beach.... They also need to educate their self's. Most people are not rich. We do have to work. Their is a difference in culture (White and Black) and behavior here, just like it's different over there. I just don't see why we have to keep apologizing because of those differences. We should not change to appease them. They are not changing for us, and we are not asking them too.
I loved these interviews! African people are so nice and so different, I can tell immediately when they are not African Americans, they have a very different spirit.
@@ajoaayebo6752 What are you as far as race, ethnicity, nationality, etc.? Also, any anger that you claim exists, do you consider it unjustified? If so, by what ideology or belief system/worldview?
@@ytresponses I am african,ghanaian to precise.. I understand the anger can be justified but why must someone vent his/ her anger on me becuase of the strugggles they go through.
I am an Angolan, when I first got to Houston the only thing that I admired was the cash machine where you could buy your goods and insert your money into it and then you get your change rightward, that was news for me, but the rest of thinks I was already familiar with, because Luanda, Angola and Capetown SA the places that I spent my life this things exists
- Americans do not know anything about Africa - iced tea OH MY GOD!? - snow is slippery WOW! - people have to work for their money INSANE!!!!! Yeah, alright.
The lady who said in America people work hard and you work for everything you have.....Where in the world don't people work hard and work for everything they have? It's a joke for anyone to expect that money come easy in America or Africa. Working hard to earn a living shouldn't be a cultural shock to anyone going to any country in the world! The Tanzanian guy who said the city was so clean he could walk bare foot need to visit a few more cities in America, his view will change.
All this mean brothers and sisters around the world we need to make a better communication with each other and understanding who we are and what we are . Proud Africans and let the power be known . do not fear it is not voodoo it is not black magic it is just real
I LOVE AFRICAN PEOPLE AND THE US HAVE ALWAYS TALKED BACK OF THE AFRICAN CONTINENT, BUT I DIDN'T BELIEVE A WORD BECAUSE I KNOW WHAT AMERICA HAS DONE TO OUR ANCESTORS, AND I KNOW MY KING IS OUR THERE....
@@BBPKID Where African Americans suffered slavery, Africans suffered colonialism... Different names, same shit... And you need to find yourself to move away from that negativity...
I’m a citizen of the USA. I happen to be white. And I bleed red. I bet we all have at least one thing in common . Welcome to America now speak English. Become a citizen if you plan on staying. And let’s make this a better place for the next generation. Nice video
drmachinewerke1 I’m not American, I’m English and a healthcare provider. On my first visit ever to a client, who was a lovely, elderly American lady, I politely asked her how she was feeling and she told me that she was ok but stated that she had a rash on her fanny, and asked if I wanted to see it. I nearly died on the spot. In England, “fanny” is a rude word that depicts a female lady garden. A ‘front butt’ if you prefer. Sometimes it’s the small things that get ya! 😏
Americans have a fast paced life compared to other countries. We are too busy, we have bills to pay, we have too much going on to be smiling in a stranger's face for 5 minutes, that's ackward. And If I'm at work I'll smile for 2 seconds and go back to work. No reason to be smiling in front of a person I don't know for so long unless I'm with a group of friends and family. I myself come from a less fortunate country, Cuba where people spend their days at home drinking laughing and dancing and smiling the whole day but that's because they're are no jobs or opportunities so this is all they can do. This is the type of mindset some people from these countries have and when they come to the US they experience culture shock and realize that life here is very different from what they are accustomed to.
So that's your thesis after watching this?? Lol. Its a cultural difference. She compared cultural differences. This isn't about not having a job and what not
I'm actually shocked and very disappointed. It seems like their only interaction with descendants of the slave trade are those that have been failed by the United States government & school system. Innocently ignorant of the continent of Africa. I wish many of you would get out more and speak with those of us that are educated, moderately successful financially &/or have been to college. We are the majority and we don't look down on you. We desperately want to know and connect with all of you. Lack of communication breeds ignorance
Yeah we only ever learned or been shown the extremely poor parts of Africa, so when we meet people from Africa we want to know everything you can tell us.
I love Africans. When I met them in the UK they were very, very different from the American African Americans I am use to in the United States. I met Nigerians, Ugandans, Tansanians, South Africans, Met a guy from Liberia, and one guy from a little country between Liberia and Nigeria (can't remember the name right now.) But he reminded me of Prince. One of our priest in my parish church is from Tanzania. I can see the difference between Africans and African-Americans. For some reason, African-Americans don't like them. Why?
I love fatuma kakala she right the fake smile is number one the guy before here is a jok he walk bear foot in dc he i will show u the clean city bro call me .am sorry you feel is dirty now
Stacie Stacie Nothing about my thinking is typical. But you're response is that of a typical person not capable of understanding that her expression and tone are attached to her personality. It's beyond the conversation of her experience, but you would have to be experienced to see that...😒 How typically American for you not to be able to do so...🤦🏾♀️And I could give a damn about you being black😏
Lilli L'amour Girl You Don’t Know That Woman 😂. She Was Being Asked Interview Questions. You Got Butt Hurt About Her Response . You Probably “Fake” Smile All The Time. Did She hit a nerve?
Stacie Greene Critical thinking says you fail at processing information to allow you to correctly assess a person or situation. There is a lot to learn about a person not just by the words they use but how they use those words. And from your choice of words in your comments ignorance is your favorite attire. 😘
The smile is a greeting not really an invite to conversation. TV wii give you a false sense of wealth. Most Americans don’t know about the many different countries on the American Continent. We are learning just like they are. Most Americans don’t know how many states there are.
If I could go to Africa I would am suffering here in America if I had family in Africa I would be there not here in America what do everyone think I wish I could go to Africa I wouldn’t be here but am still looking really confused if I had family in Africa do y’all really think I would be in evil America smh 🤦♀️ ugh I wish on Africa
😅 Woah... There's no guarantee that your life would be any better here. Please think carefully before emigrating. By the way, there are 55 countries within the African Union. Each country is different politically, economically, etc. If you're planning to study, I'd recommend South Africa as we have the best universities on the continent. The country has good infrastructure and we speak English as a 1st, 2nd or 3rd language. www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings-articles/world-university-rankings/top-universities-africa
The guy in the blue, Foundational "Black" American love throwing shade at ANYONE who is off code. If you ever watch the Housewives of Atlanta you would know this is a common practice in our community. Also, I have noticed Many Africans love to cry wolf and they are actually the wolf themselves. Funny Video!
The Africans are shown fashion magazines, music videos and fancy cars and homes, while the people from America and Europe are shown the swamp, huts, and people walking around half naked. Sad reality on both side of the globe
I'm laughing so hard, being South African i know that fake smile very well...
you make my day, I also live here , its a lot fake smilers more especially around cape town is worse, i normally ignore those fake smilers,
lmao! I hate it. I'm african american but they make us do it. I hate every bit of that fake smile.
Katlego Malete 😹😹😹😹 I relate
@@purplegirl8036 “they” don’t make you do shit.
@@purplegirl8036youre not african your the true indigenous american but much love to Africa as eumelanin rich people
I am in Germany i once told my boss that in Africa we dont give plastic smile you either give a rile smile or you dont .coz i wasn't smiling back to a fake smile and people reported me to my boss, well !!! am still a humble African living in Babylon.
Kennedy Olang Way. D
Hallo wie gehts
The "fake smile" comment - I live in the south, (Alabama) and it's very common and not a sign of being fake or rude for strangers to give you a quick smile and/or nod as you see them in passing.
Complete strangers aren't very likely to stand in your face and hold a grin for five minutes. If they do, you may want to leave them standing there.
I was really surprised that the woman expected to see celebrities basically hanging around at Walmart.
In most African traditions, big smiles are the most normal thing in the world...
I'm from NY and I was in Georgia. As I was walking 🚶♂️ along the street some strangers said to us, "good morning good people " and I turned to my friend and asked, "do you know those"?
#ROLL TIDE!
@@joseph9531 you new Yorkers don’t know the friendliness of the south?
when America ONLY show (pretty) time square,NY,. it always fool the world, about what America really is
Everyone only knows San Francisco Hollywood New York and Miami
seems to me that African's are just as wrong about America as we are about Africa. Looks like we should be learning from one another.
lkpeace911 exactly👏🏾
So u see dat Caucasians control black ppl
@@mokwenajohn9262 how do they control us lol
@@thecraplordsell4575 I can't believe you had to ask that question.
The fake smile got me, lol. That fakeness is normal in the USA.
perfectbeat lol typical American culture
perfectbeat You generalized too much.
People smile differently in different parts of the country. In the south, Midwest and the West people are totally different!
Also, depending on exposure Blacks in America respond to Africans differently. In my city we really look up and honor Africans.
You are not gonna just stand there and smile for a long time in someone's face you dont know i would feel some type of way
The first lady said she thought she'd meet Beyonce and will smith.... LOL🤣🤣🤣
Where did she get that from? Even in our home countries here in africa celebrities aren't just walking around like regular people
We (African-Americans) education concerning our homeland in the 70's-80's mainly consist of late night infomercials of "FEED THE CHILDREN".
Heck even "Coming to America" depicted wealthy Africans with giraffes & lions roaming the front yard. 😲
Daytona*Beach.... They also need to educate their self's. Most people are not rich. We do have to work. Their is a difference in culture (White and Black) and behavior here, just like it's different over there. I just don't see why we have to keep apologizing because of those differences. We should not change to appease them. They are not changing for us, and we are not asking them too.
@@swirl1212 As a Black American. This is right on the money. They need to learn about the American way.
The internet exists.
Despite this Africans still hold on to their smile and laugh.
What's the name of the Tanzanian guy that was shocked by Ice-T and snow? Because he has to be my friend now.
Is he a potential other half ?
sunday shomari 3:23
I loved these interviews! African people are so nice and so different, I can tell immediately when they are not African Americans, they have a very different spirit.
What are you, as in what nationality/race/ethnicity?
What is the spirit you've observed of "African Americans" exactly?
@@ytresponses the deep anger.
@@ajoaayebo6752 What are you as far as race, ethnicity, nationality, etc.? Also, any anger that you claim exists, do you consider it unjustified? If so, by what ideology or belief system/worldview?
@@ytresponses I am african,ghanaian to precise.. I understand the anger can be justified but why must someone vent his/ her anger on me becuase of the strugggles they go through.
I am an Angolan, when I first got to Houston the only thing that I admired was the cash machine where you could buy your goods and insert your money into it and then you get your change rightward, that was news for me, but the rest of thinks I was already familiar with, because Luanda, Angola and Capetown SA the places that I spent my life this things exists
not all Americans are ignorant about Africa or the culture.
- Americans do not know anything about Africa
- iced tea OH MY GOD!?
- snow is slippery WOW!
- people have to work for their money INSANE!!!!!
Yeah, alright.
Small world seeing you here
What about the guy that say that he though that the guy had pets lions in his house back in Africa ?lol that’s even worst tbh
Yooo the guy laughing at almost dying bc of snow is amazing. My bf is coming from Cameroon to NY. He said “I cant wait for you to bury me in snow!”
The lady who said in America people work hard and you work for everything you have.....Where in the world don't people work hard and work for everything they have? It's a joke for anyone to expect that money come easy in America or Africa. Working hard to earn a living shouldn't be a cultural shock to anyone going to any country in the world! The Tanzanian guy who said the city was so clean he could walk bare foot need to visit a few more cities in America, his view will change.
I am african American ✊🏾❤️❤️❤️ Africa 🙏🏾❤️❤️
Same ♥️
Tatsu 123 WE not ignorant of shit. That’s all YOU.
One love brother!! We are one!!!
All this mean brothers and sisters around the world we need to make a better communication with each other and understanding who we are and what we are . Proud Africans and let the power be known . do not fear it is not voodoo it is not black magic it is just real
James Freeman
I personally love Africa . I Can’t Wait To Visit 😩😩‼️.
I LOVE AFRICAN PEOPLE AND THE US HAVE ALWAYS TALKED BACK OF THE AFRICAN CONTINENT, BUT I DIDN'T BELIEVE A WORD BECAUSE I KNOW WHAT AMERICA HAS DONE TO OUR ANCESTORS, AND I KNOW MY KING IS OUR THERE....
Welcome to Motherland Sister, we love you. Peace and light
Then go to africa then, the same people who sold your ancestors idiot.
Aceking Not all Africans took part in the slave trade.. idiot!
@@LilliLamour I did not say all. idiot
@@BBPKID
Where African Americans suffered slavery, Africans suffered colonialism...
Different names, same shit...
And you need to find yourself to move away from that negativity...
I’m a citizen of the USA. I happen to be white. And I bleed red.
I bet we all have at least one thing in common .
Welcome to America now speak English.
Become a citizen if you plan on staying.
And let’s make this a better place for the next generation.
Nice video
drmachinewerke1 I’m not American, I’m English and a healthcare provider. On my first visit ever to a client, who was a lovely, elderly American lady, I politely asked her how she was feeling and she told me that she was ok but stated that she had a rash on her fanny, and asked if I wanted to see it. I nearly died on the spot. In England, “fanny” is a rude word that depicts a female lady garden. A ‘front butt’ if you prefer. Sometimes it’s the small things that get ya! 😏
Hello citizen of America, 😂😂😂😂
Who are you to say who to speak English in America
English is not indigenous to America
This is interesting because I came from Haiti and I had a similar experienced except I was too shocked because I used to come to america before
Americans have a fast paced life compared to other countries. We are too busy, we have bills to pay, we have too much going on to be smiling in a stranger's face for 5 minutes, that's ackward. And If I'm at work I'll smile for 2 seconds and go back to work. No reason to be smiling in front of a person I don't know for so long unless I'm with a group of friends and family. I myself come from a less fortunate country, Cuba where people spend their days at home drinking laughing and dancing and smiling the whole day but that's because they're are no jobs or opportunities so this is all they can do. This is the type of mindset some people from these countries have and when they come to the US they experience culture shock and realize that life here is very different from what they are accustomed to.
You need to travel
No poor person likes to smile
So that's your thesis after watching this?? Lol. Its a cultural difference. She compared cultural differences. This isn't about not having a job and what not
I am proud that they dont know me. Its an advantage. I give them questions to keep them busy.
How can you tell me an African if I want iced tea what in my ancestors name is that lool
I'm actually shocked and very disappointed. It seems like their only interaction with descendants of the slave trade are those that have been failed by the United States government & school system. Innocently ignorant of the continent of Africa. I wish many of you would get out more and speak with those of us that are educated, moderately successful financially &/or have been to college. We are the majority and we don't look down on you. We desperately want to know and connect with all of you.
Lack of communication breeds ignorance
They are starting to connect on a level never seen before...th-cam.com/video/OAPS5ouH_rc/w-d-xo.html
Yeah we only ever learned or been shown the extremely poor parts of Africa, so when we meet people from Africa we want to know everything you can tell us.
This was so funny!! ♥️
I love Africans. When I met them in the UK they were very, very different from the American African Americans I am use to in the United States. I met Nigerians, Ugandans, Tansanians, South Africans, Met a guy from Liberia, and one guy from a little country between Liberia and Nigeria (can't remember the name right now.) But he reminded me of Prince. One of our priest in my parish church is from Tanzania. I can see the difference between Africans and African-Americans. For some reason, African-Americans don't like them. Why?
For some reason, Africans don’t like black Americans* don’t sit on here and lie.
you misquoted me. why?
A. J. Green because you lied.
Jesus loves. I am a neighbord.
A. J. Green okay
culture is same in canada. i experienced similar stuff.
bigtaxrefund definitely not. America is very different from Canada, similar, not complete opposites, but very different none the less.
Lovely
what part from america?
The fake smile 😹😹😹😹😹
this video was awesome
I love fatuma kakala she right the fake smile is number one the guy before here is a jok he walk bear foot in dc he i will show u the clean city bro call me .am sorry you feel is dirty now
LOL the woman talking about the fake smile
That fake smile fucked my head up when i was new too
Fake smiles are annoying.
1st Assumption: All Americans have the same culture. Please visit the Southeast and have some Sweet Ice Tea or Lemonade.
canada ? mexico. brasil. argentina,what part from america
In the trophic to find your self in snow falling especialy in the middle of the winter
hahahaha the fake smile..😆😆😆😆 my mom complained seriously abt it. but why the fake smile though?
I am surprised you did not interview any Nigerian.
Fake smile, did you sense the tension in how she was talking. I would not smile at you either...
Lilli L'amour
Typical American thinking 🤦🏾♀️ ...
She Was Telling HER Experience . That’s What She Notices !
I’m Black By They Way 😉
Stacie Stacie Nothing about my thinking is typical. But you're response is that of a typical person not capable of understanding that her expression and tone are attached to her personality. It's beyond the conversation of her experience, but you would have to be experienced to see that...😒 How typically American for you not to be able to do so...🤦🏾♀️And I could give a damn about you being black😏
Lilli L'amour
Girl You Don’t Know That Woman 😂. She Was Being Asked Interview Questions. You Got Butt Hurt About Her Response . You Probably “Fake” Smile All The Time. Did She hit a nerve?
Stacie Greene Critical thinking says you fail at processing information to allow you to correctly assess a person or situation. There is a lot to learn about a person not just by the words they use but how they use those words. And from your choice of words in your comments ignorance is your favorite attire. 😘
this is a comedy
I like the fake smile comment
They were surprised that we have to work hard?
Yeah.
They thought Americans had it easy
Yes, am also surprised.
In Africa u can stay the whole day without working and lose nothing.
Normal life
@Ramen Lover u won't understand.
We work to live, but you work to survive
I don't smile back,the fakesmile irritates me.its a very irritating culutre .to me its shows how fake they are
Siyam Ahmed yep I don’t even look their ways anymore
The smile is a greeting not really an invite to conversation. TV wii give you a false sense of wealth. Most Americans don’t know about the many different countries on the American Continent. We are learning just like they are. Most Americans don’t know how many states there are.
If I could go to Africa I would am suffering here in America if I had family in Africa I would be there not here in America what do everyone think I wish I could go to Africa I wouldn’t be here but am still looking really confused if I had family in Africa do y’all really think I would be in evil America smh 🤦♀️ ugh I wish on Africa
😅 Woah... There's no guarantee that your life would be any better here. Please think carefully before emigrating.
By the way, there are 55 countries within the African Union. Each country is different politically, economically, etc.
If you're planning to study, I'd recommend South Africa as we have the best universities on the continent. The country has good infrastructure and we speak English as a 1st, 2nd or 3rd language.
www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings-articles/world-university-rankings/top-universities-africa
Go back home! If you can't go to your homeland, go to another part of Africa. Trust me, you will not be missed.
😂😂😂
Welcome to the US. Your diction is oddly much easier to understand than of blacks born here.
We got lions as pet..hahaha if they knew the reality
Lol 😂
The guy in the blue, Foundational "Black" American love throwing shade at ANYONE who is off code. If you ever watch the Housewives of Atlanta you would know this is a common practice in our community. Also, I have noticed Many Africans love to cry wolf and they are actually the wolf themselves. Funny Video!
Tf is this trash
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
Ehhhh...
😂😂😂
fake smile 😂
Fatuma lol
Fatima kalala kkkkkkk