Lol. The good people of Haiti just kidnapped for a ransom 2 doctors and 4 nurses that were providing assistance to the victims of the recent earthquake. But I'm sure there must be some good Haitian in the island.
I was in Haiti in 1984 and loved it. I'm surprised and happy at how good things look despite the political problems that are always in the news. I really hope Haiti can improve the government and living conditions for the people because it is a beautiful country with great people.
@@giniolamy Black America is not a nationality. You want Black Americans to save your parents, your kids and your country? Save yourselves brother. Black Americans can't be everyone's saviors.
Sorry John, Petionville used to look beautiful, were the hotels and clubs used to reside. Things has changed in Haiti since I left almost 50 years ago.
Here In America we have fancy streets and million dollar buildings with people standing outside sleeping in tents or begging for money. I didn’t see one person in this video begging for money or sleeping in a tent. All praises to Haiti!
Theres hardly any homeless in haiti since people over there live as an community unlike in america where people are more individualistic and selfish due to capitalism
We don’t have homeless people in Haiti unless mentally ill because someone will let you stay with them lol my grandma had so many people stay with her it’s just our way of life
In my opinion, you cut out the best part. Don't get me wrong, your walkthrough videos are some of the best being produced of Haiti, hence why i am here. But conversations you have with the locals are of even more value because as a outsider to the country, it gives us a great insight into the people of these towns. In the future i hope you include that footage of your conversations with people on the street.
Ça ce n'est que le marché de Petion Ville, c'est la partie la plus l'aide et salle, il aurait dû aller dans les endroits plus attrayant, you just show the bad little part😶😡
@Robert Hamilton Port au Prince represents only 20% of the country, this is where we find corrupt politicians who can easily be bribed by some opportunistic foreigners. if you've done business there you know the clintons have held this country for quite some time, money from the earthquake and so on, again thanks to the corrupt politicians who love to hug the foreigners behind. I am sure you know that my second home has enough natural resources for every Haitian to live a prosperous life in their homeland. But unfortunately France, America and other foreigners did not let the first black republic shine. i'm not hating, I'm just stating facts.
Show more interaction with people explain their lives here, what are they eating, what is life like here how much it cost to survive-less rushing up the street- be more engaging it’s not the destiny but the journey 🙌🏽
@@KidGreatness Pienso que tu video es EXCELENTE. Al contrario si interactúas con la gente entonces el video no estaría bien. Ten en cuenta que es un "WALKING VIDEO".
Yes speak to them about God their Savior because really he is ask them do they believe in God ask them do they know that he die for their sins and every tongue shall confess we all shall be held accountable of our Deeds on earth because judgment will be set eternal tease a long time where would your soul spend eternity hell or heaven it’s just what it is one of the other blessings to all🙏
I love it. After doing my DNA on ancestry I learned that a good percentage of us are related. Might be kind of far removed but the DNA match is there for a lot of African descent. I love my people.
Never been there but you seem to be walking like your on a mission, not just walking like your on a Sunday stroll, which I’m sure may draw more attention? But it’s as busy as all outdoors
Nice video, felt like I am walking with you. Incredibly dense with people. It would be cool if you narrated your walk. What was the vibe, the smell, what are the merchants selling.
A nice little walk I like it and may I be honest it is not as bad as I thought it would be a little different to Jamaica since we are just next door. What I see is allot of opportunity for growth and investment.
@@KidGreatness investment here in haiti lol hahahahah people here killing each other kidnapping not only rich but poor people also cops here a scared. this country need a hero. a man who will not vow to money
Although Mr. Greatness posted on TH-cam this walkthrough while in Petionville, Haiti during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. I just wonder was if this walkthrough happened DURING the pandemic. I saw no one with any face masks for the virus protection. It is like no one was worried about getting sick. It, Petionville, is also rumored to be a well-off section of Haiti compared to other sections of the country. We did see upscale, late-model automobiles while he was walking. Thumbs-up for doing this on foot and not drive-by.
Very good to show a map at the start of the video ;), I should do that too!! Did you shoot with a hidden camera and why? You think it'd be dangerous to film openly or that they wouldn't like it?
You are seeing a little neighborhood in Haiti stop generalizing. Also, if referring that Haiti looks West Africa is an insult, you are part of the problem.
@BRUCE PORTMORE no it’s not. Speak about what you know. In the 80s and 90s petion ville was upscale. Follow @seejeanty on YT or Ig to see other viewpoints
Royal Oasis is on the main road. It is super easy to walk to everything. El Rancho is in a cut. Personally I like Royal Oasis but I hear good about El Rancho too.
Sa se bon bagay. Mwen te ale Ayiti kat fwa e mwen konnen anpil moun Ayisyen. (This is a good thing. I been to Haiti 4 times and I know a lot of people.)
Please stop talking about people’s country as if you’re fully aware of the situation their. We may have a crisis right now buts not a terrible country.
@@Curtis69213 actually Haiti is very cool and I made a huge mistake moving to America and it not cool to ignorantly speak on something you don’t know and it is way deadlier in America than Haiti
@@clarencesolomon137 actually, I’ve been to Haiti and I can say what I want to. If you don’t like it here, JetBlue offers direct flights back to your home
My father inlaw is from Africa and his church ( 7th day adventist ) went on a mission back in 2018 and he ask me what to expect when he went to Port Au-Prince and I told him to relax it's just like West Africa. When he got back from his 2 weeks in Haiti he was like " I love it and yes it was just like being back in Africa". He was travel most of the central-Africa nations and was excited about Haiti. I have to agree that Haiti is the closest you can get to being in Africa in the western hemisphere. My cuban friend is going late in 2021 and I keep joking his last name is Canet and that is not-so-common Haitian last name. He lives in a primary black and Haiti area of North Miami fwiw. Great video btw. I love it.
Ur father inlaw is probably from a VERY REMOTE area of Africa then, OR he was telling you what image the western world media has pictured in his mind OF Africa. When you can afford it pick one country in Africa and tour the big cities, you will see the truth... -Proud African
@@aquagal8645 I 've been to 6 countries in Africa and lived in one for nearly 3 years. Yes many places in West and West Central African resembles Haiti. In fact we see very similar things in Haiti and Africa from foods, clothes and music.
Very interesting. Thank you. Would like to see more in other parts of POP and other cities also. A question however, and this could be for probably most Caribbean countries. I notice that most of the men, not all of them, but a large percentage of the men wear long pants. I know this is from January but it is still hot there. Is it frowned upon for men to wear shorts for some reason? I would think because of the heat, everybody would be wearing shorts. Like I said, I've noticed this in other Caribbean countries also.
Some West Indian countries are quite conservative, and the style of dress is a reflection of a certain orthodoxy -- likely a carryover from religious traditions put in place during colonization. Just guessing, though.
The standard dress wear for men in the Caribbean is long pants. The people are used to the heat, they were born and raised there, so your body is used to it. Actually I don’t know what heat you’re talking about, it’s just a tropical place where the sun shines every day. It’s summer all year round. It’s NOT like the humidity experienced in America during the summer months.
I'm living in Haiti for 6 years since 2014, and I saw it no progress and development . The roots of the problem is very deep and it's really desperate for the Haitian people. Thanks God, I'm leaving.
I grew up in Petion ville but why you choose only to show people only one side of our City we also have nice places there and many luxurious appartments and hotels best western ,Marriott etc.. it will be better if you walked where painting and different works of Arts were exposed near CARIBE hotel ,the flowers market too you walked in the streets of vendors true butt Petion ville is more than that...
@Marty Yo ok, so there are blackouts occurring way too frequently in Haiti. I think investing in the country's electricity source would be a first step to get Haiti out of the 1800s and into the modern world.
@Marty Yo your trying too hard to be a social justice hero. I’m haitian and I 100% agree we need to invest more into electricity. There’s no if ands or buts about it, in the modern world, 24/7 electricity is a necessity
No shortage of pretty girls in Haiti although few of them seem to look happy and that's likely even less so in the current situation there. I hope one day things can turn around for all the good people of Haiti.
Why their cars are so older, I mean, here in Brazil cars are pretty expensive, but anyway, we can buy cheaper models of a kind less luxurious cars than USA models. But we stills buying, but when I see Haiti and Cuba, cars are very very older. So, are those cars the richer families used veichles?? A kind of used cars marketing??
I live in America...and some parts of the states looks horrible. Haiti is a country with its problem but not the only country in the planet with this problem.
God bless all the good people of Haiti we all from of Puerto Rico love you and God bless you all.
Amen 🙏🏾 gracias 🙏🏾!
Lol. The good people of Haiti just kidnapped for a ransom 2 doctors and 4 nurses that were providing assistance to the victims of the recent earthquake. But I'm sure there must be some good Haitian in the island.
You basically saying a few bad apples makes all Haitians bad silly man
I love you too thank you for your remarque
@@joelreyes1686 78 122
Crazy how this area looks like Dakar 🇸🇳 peace and love to all our brothers and sisters in America
In Haiti you mean?
Senegal
@@gennisparry4352 I mean all the American continent.
I was in Haiti in 1984 and loved it. I'm surprised and happy at how good things look despite the political problems that are always in the news. I really hope Haiti can improve the government and living conditions for the people because it is a beautiful country with great people.
You consider that good?
@big heart who doesn't not deserve better?
😂😂
@@authenticice8899 you don't love Belize, Benin, Brazil, Barbados, Mississippi, Mozambique, Detroit or Liberia?
@@nakho3550why don't you do a research on Haiti.
I know🇭🇹Haiti is a beautiful country and it can develop going forward people of that beautiful nation are very hard working
What nationality on earth are not hardworking?
@@nakho3550 black Americans
@@giniolamy Black America is not a nationality. You want Black Americans to save your parents, your kids and your country? Save yourselves brother. Black Americans can't be everyone's saviors.
Thanks for giving me an idea of how petion ville looks like.
No problem
Si se sa ki ta petion ville sèlman, nou menm petionvillois nou te mèt mouri , misye ap enterré image peyi a , misye se yon ti vagabond
Sorry John, Petionville used to look beautiful, were the hotels and clubs used to reside. Things has changed in Haiti since I left almost 50 years ago.
They are some part of Penton Ville are clean . This video is only a portion of PV.
@@gloriasantiague8901 Gloria I'm confused. Your name.. You've got to be Hispanic, did you visit or was you born in PV.
Here In America we have fancy streets and million dollar buildings with people standing outside sleeping in tents or begging for money. I didn’t see one person in this video begging for money or sleeping in a tent. All praises to Haiti!
Theres hardly any homeless in haiti since people over there live as an community unlike in america where people are more individualistic and selfish due to capitalism
We don’t have homeless people in Haiti unless mentally ill because someone will let you stay with them lol my grandma had so many people stay with her it’s just our way of life
The homeless don't want to meet the werewolves and sorcerers who can turn them into zombies or perform cannibalism on them.
Trust me people begs everywhere..One video,🤔
Exactly, you didn’t see it, because he didn’t go there, you’ll find that all over the world. Open your mind for goodness sake!
Watching this again in august 2021…peace and blessings to all❤️🖤💚
In my opinion, you cut out the best part. Don't get me wrong, your walkthrough videos are some of the best being produced of Haiti, hence why i am here. But conversations you have with the locals are of even more value because as a outsider to the country, it gives us a great insight into the people of these towns. In the future i hope you include that footage of your conversations with people on the street.
Thanks for sharing, I did my first trip to Haiti , it reminds me of the motherland for sure. Love the kompa music !
Good video men ! Thank you for showing me Haïti 🇭🇹 !i watch your videos from Canada Montreal 😁👍🏽
Nice walkthrough. I always wanted to know what Petionville looks like.
Ça ce n'est que le marché de Petion Ville, c'est la partie la plus l'aide et salle, il aurait dû aller dans les endroits plus attrayant, you just show the bad little part😶😡
KEEP THE VIDEOS COMING
I've been to Port-au-Prince Haiti I love the food and the women beautiful country beautiful people I want to return.
Don’t
@@juice8431 ☹️☹️☹️ someone’s not getting attention
@@fortheculture7387 Haiti is actually very dangerous to visit, especially when you're a western tourist.
This might as well been downtown Kingston Jamaica! Wow💪🏿
You can't compare Kingston to petion ville that's an insult 😒 and I'm Haitian i been to Jamaica 🇯🇲 before
Lie, more like Kingston 1989
Haiti is haiti
I grew up in Petionville, love it
@Robert Hamilton Cause I chose to travel to other places and learn about different cultures...I'm sure you can't relate
Haiti is not a dump. It's a beautiful country that needs works.
@Robert Hamilton Port au Prince represents only 20% of the country, this is where we find corrupt politicians who can easily be bribed by some opportunistic foreigners. if you've done business there you know the clintons have held this country for quite some time, money from the earthquake and so on, again thanks to the corrupt politicians who love to hug the foreigners behind. I am sure you know that my second home has enough natural resources for every Haitian to live a prosperous life in their homeland. But unfortunately France, America and other foreigners did not let the first black republic shine. i'm not hating, I'm just stating facts.
@Robert Hamilton Agreed. I love the foreigners, I love the Haitians, I just hate the corruption.
@Robert Hamilton they only need outside help that's all .
Show more interaction with people explain their lives here, what are they eating, what is life like here how much it cost to survive-less rushing up the street- be more engaging it’s not the destiny but the journey 🙌🏽
Thanks for the advice
@@KidGreatness Pienso que tu video es EXCELENTE. Al contrario si interactúas con la gente entonces el video no estaría bien. Ten en cuenta que es un "WALKING VIDEO".
Thank you, I'm glad you liked.
Yes speak to them about God their Savior because really he is ask them do they believe in God ask them do they know that he die for their sins and every tongue shall confess we all shall be held accountable of our Deeds on earth because judgment will be set eternal tease a long time where would your soul spend eternity hell or heaven it’s just what it is one of the other blessings to all🙏
@@vickylanding2830 really???
my hometown Port au prince
how young are you
Thanks for the video
I love it. After doing my DNA on ancestry I learned that a good percentage of us are related. Might be kind of far removed but the DNA match is there for a lot of African descent. I love my people.
Haiti is Amazing!
Never been there but you seem to be walking like your on a mission, not just walking like your on a Sunday stroll, which I’m sure may draw more attention? But it’s as busy as all outdoors
Easier to be noticed that you're filming if you walk slow lol
haha
Nice video, felt like I am walking with you. Incredibly dense with people. It would be cool if you narrated your walk. What was the vibe, the smell, what are the merchants selling.
Chaotic! No traffic lights nor traffic signs, practically no sidewalksm no zebra crossings!
A nice little walk I like it and may I be honest it is not as bad as I thought it would be a little different to Jamaica since we are just next door. What I see is allot of opportunity for growth and investment.
Yeah, Haiti is cool. It just little rough around edges.
@@KidGreatness investment here in haiti lol hahahahah people here killing each other kidnapping not only rich but poor people also cops here a scared. this country need a hero. a man who will not vow to money
Thank you for showing this !!
@Kidgreatness This is great footage, what type of phone or camera are you using
Although Mr. Greatness posted on TH-cam this walkthrough while in Petionville, Haiti during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. I just wonder was if this walkthrough happened DURING the pandemic. I saw no one with any face masks for the virus protection. It is like no one was worried about getting sick. It, Petionville, is also rumored to be a well-off section of Haiti compared to other sections of the country. We did see upscale, late-model automobiles while he was walking. Thumbs-up for doing this on foot and not drive-by.
Nobody was wortied about that "thing", because its not real, don't be mad because they managed to fool You into believing it
mhmm crazy right haiti had the lowest covid rates in the caribbean 🙂
Glad to see u made it out alive
Naw, Haiti is cool. Just use common sense and be careful.
@@KidGreatness Thanks for setting this man straight
Thank you for the walking tour.
Man can anyone tell me the name of the song at 7:19 i would be so happy
Very good to show a map at the start of the video ;), I should do that too!! Did you shoot with a hidden camera and why? You think it'd be dangerous to film openly or that they wouldn't like it?
were you nervous walking thru there. it seems like the shopping mall there for everything.
Thank you for the beautiful view of the Orange T-shirt L o l
Haiti has growth potential
A nice little walk. Kool!!!
Is there still a polish community in Haiti? I remember in 80s there was a rather large polish community in Casale
Yessssss
at 3:40 or so a guy sticks out his finger at you..what happened there?
Nice video, but I thought Petionville was supposed to be the upscale area of Port-Au-Prince.
😂
Have you ever seen the rest of Haiti ? This IS the upscale area :-)
😆 🤣 😂
@@andreasglaesel3811 Haha, good point and observation!
Nah it was in the 90s not anymore. The upscale area are the vivi michel, bel vil, juvenat.
what are you using to record this? equipment?
Haiti used to look like a beautiful Caribbean island 40-30 years ago. Now it looks like a village in West Africa
Very true
Glad you telling the honest truth . Most countries in Africa 🌍 look way better then Haiti though
You are seeing a little neighborhood in Haiti stop generalizing. Also, if referring that Haiti looks West Africa is an insult, you are part of the problem.
@@GegeP1804 that’s a fact. I think i might be insulting countries in West Africa by comparing it to Haiti
@@faithtv4401 you really think you did something there smh
Great Country HAITI 🇭🇹..... IT'S EXACTLY SAME SIZE AS ALBANIA 🇦🇱 ALBANIA & HAITI ARE EXACTLY SAME SIZE COUNTRIES..... BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY..
what camera are you using bro
What days do they stop and clean up Geesh
Beautiful! It reminds of Zurich Switzerland.
Hell no!
Yes, and Pigfarmers Weekly is the new Cosmopolitan...
WTFFFFFFF!!!!!! Seriously 😐??? how you dare !!!!! in Zurich, there is law and order, in Haiti 🇭🇹 there isn’t. Cheers 🥂 🍷
Lol
@@andreasglaesel3811 😂😂
Im going to Haiti soon bro it doesn’t look bad.
@BRUCE PORTMORE no it’s not. Speak about what you know. In the 80s and 90s petion ville was upscale. Follow @seejeanty on YT or Ig to see other viewpoints
Lord we need your kingdom in Haiti
O Royal oasis is the hotel I stayed in last year October for my first visit to Haiti….blessed experience!!!
I'm going for first time in a couple weeks, and deciding whether to stay at Royal Oasis or El Rancho
Royal Oasis is on the main road. It is super easy to walk to everything. El Rancho is in a cut. Personally I like Royal Oasis but I hear good about El Rancho too.
My goodness, Haiti as Africa.Period!
Africa is big place, a continent with multiple countries. Stop generalising.
Was this during the pandemic?
Roads are still better paved than New York
👍🙏❤️ greetings from Germany 😁
WAS YOUR CAMERA HIDDEN OR IN PLAIN VIEW?
What camera did you use?
Then how did you conceal it if you did, cause it looks like the camera is just in people's faces... Lol. N yes I'm Haitian-Dominican
I just use my phone, S9+
Sa se bon bagay. Mwen te ale Ayiti kat fwa e mwen konnen anpil moun Ayisyen. (This is a good thing. I been to Haiti 4 times and I know a lot of people.)
@@KidGreatness Are you going back soon? Hope you can get to visit other cities next time besides PAP.
Take me to Haiti with you pls. 🇭🇹❤️
Sure
Be careful what you wish for. It’s a terrible place
Please stop talking about people’s country as if you’re fully aware of the situation their. We may have a crisis right now buts not a terrible country.
@@Curtis69213 actually Haiti is very cool and I made a huge mistake moving to America and it not cool to ignorantly speak on something you don’t know and it is way deadlier in America than Haiti
@@clarencesolomon137 actually, I’ve been to Haiti and I can say what I want to. If you don’t like it here, JetBlue offers direct flights back to your home
Question your journey in 🇭🇹 how the people act, how's the cuisine, desserts, & did you visit the schools in 🇭🇹?
There's no school
My father inlaw is from Africa and his church ( 7th day adventist ) went on a mission back in 2018 and he ask me what to expect when he went to Port Au-Prince and I told him to relax it's just like West Africa.
When he got back from his 2 weeks in Haiti he was like " I love it and yes it was just like being back in Africa". He was travel most of the central-Africa nations and was excited about Haiti.
I have to agree that Haiti is the closest you can get to being in Africa in the western hemisphere.
My cuban friend is going late in 2021 and I keep joking his last name is Canet and that is not-so-common Haitian last name. He lives in a primary black and Haiti area of North Miami fwiw.
Great video btw. I love it.
Ur father inlaw is probably from a VERY REMOTE area of Africa then, OR he was telling you what image the western world media has pictured in his mind OF Africa. When you can afford it pick one country in Africa and tour the big cities, you will see the truth...
-Proud African
@@aquagal8645 I 've been to 6 countries in Africa and lived in one for nearly 3 years. Yes many places in West and West Central African resembles Haiti.
In fact we see very similar things in Haiti and Africa from foods, clothes and music.
yes we’re proud of roots i’m glad your father and you loved it thank you so much.
Thank you
How do you set the camera like that
It's an action camera on my chest.
@@KidGreatness oh ok bro nice street vlog
Ahh beautiful Haitian women ♥️
Nou bezion develope yon department kote nou ka ankouraje moun lese port au prince ale viv ladan. Trop mounn port au prince
Pray for Hati 🙏🏾
I pray they will reject Voodoo and come to Christ.
that's my hometown port au prince
Haiti is like the closest to africa out of every nation in the Americas
By far
Very interesting. Thank you. Would like to see more in other parts of POP and other cities also. A question however, and this could be for probably most Caribbean countries. I notice that most of the men, not all of them, but a large percentage of the men wear long pants. I know this is from January but it is still hot there. Is it frowned upon for men to wear shorts for some reason? I would think because of the heat, everybody would be wearing shorts. Like I said, I've noticed this in other Caribbean countries also.
Some West Indian countries are quite conservative, and the style of dress is a reflection of a certain orthodoxy -- likely a carryover from religious traditions put in place during colonization. Just guessing, though.
Very formal, culturally.
The standard dress wear for men in the Caribbean is long pants. The people are used to the heat, they were born and raised there, so your body is used to it. Actually I don’t know what heat you’re talking about, it’s just a tropical place where the sun shines every day. It’s summer all year round. It’s NOT like the humidity experienced in America during the summer months.
The convos are the best. Good work tho
I could do a video with some conversation I had
@@KidGreatness thats would be cool. What also would be dope if you pointed out Harrys. muncheez. Jojo’s restaurant and dominos.
@@DODARD1983 Okay, next video I will do that.
Watching from Jamaica 🇯🇲
Super sir 👍
Lol
Proud to be Haitian poor and still rich in happiness
I'm getting dizzy watching your video lol by the camera movement while you are walking
I'm living in Haiti for 6 years since 2014, and I saw it no progress and development . The roots of the problem is very deep and it's really desperate for the Haitian people. Thanks God, I'm leaving.
Nice
Haïti 🇭🇹 notre bon pays bien aimé 😁👍🏽
Haiti does not look so poor. It looks more like it needs better education.
And to pick up the trash
Tell france to pay them back. France is the reason this country is poor
Haiti is not the problem it’s the people
why is it so quiet?
Put in port there 1978 on a Shell tanker to unload. Skipper said, don't leave the ship. 2 stewards went ashore though. YEAH, they got robbed !
You can get robbed anywhere , they were stupid!
GREAT VIDEO CHAMP
Thanks bro
I grew up in Petion ville but why you choose only to show people only one side of our City we also have nice places there and many luxurious appartments and hotels best western ,Marriott etc.. it will be better if you walked where painting and different works of Arts were exposed near CARIBE hotel ,the flowers market too you walked in the streets of vendors true butt Petion ville is more than that...
From Chicago im not Haitian it reminded me of south side alot dark skin complexion people thst beautiful ❤️
I living in Haiti this video has been a long time , because all school is close, I see many school girl and school in this video
They trading on the sidewalk (blocked) that’s why people are on the streets.
Haiti needs traffic lights and real buses
They need to invest in hydroelectricity
@Marty Yo says the state of this country
@Marty Yo ok, so there are blackouts occurring way too frequently in Haiti. I think investing in the country's electricity source would be a first step to get Haiti out of the 1800s and into the modern world.
@Marty Yo you can still enjoy that while having 24/7 electricity
@Marty Yo your trying too hard to be a social justice hero. I’m haitian and I 100% agree we need to invest more into electricity. There’s no if ands or buts about it, in the modern world, 24/7 electricity is a necessity
I love it.
Take a shot every time you see a Toyota truck.
I really wanna go visiting but I'm scared they said got lot of kidnapping over there and they will kidnapping at the airport is it true bro
They will not kidnap you at the airport. There are hotels that will pick up from the airport.
Haiti Beautiful Goddes 5:18
Are you of Haitian background
Naw, I am American but I speak some Creole.
@@KidGreatness ok great I had some Haitian friends growing up and learnt a little as well
Yeah, I grew up with a lot of Haitians too. You know going to bals and listening to Kompa.
I expected Petionville to look before, I have heard for years this is where the rich live
Dude you should have come to Kenya your subs would be over 100K by now.
@2:07 Never seen that VW Pickup. I notice lots of SUVs. Hope one day to visit.
They love the SUVs. It's probably because the roads are pretty rough.
If you do not cherish your life
One of the reason is because of lots of mountains and hills
Love they suv.the landcruiser fzj80 autana ..Nissan patrol.
No shortage of pretty girls in Haiti although few of them seem to look happy and that's likely even less so in the current situation there. I hope one day things can turn around for all the good people of Haiti.
cool video
Isn't as bad as i thought, ppl look good and happy.
If that is not bad, what do you consider bad?
@@nakho3550 what are you focusing on??
@@phoenixmichel9610 if that is not bad, give me an example of bad.
Happy people don't get on a raft in shark infested waters to escape to Miami.
@@nakho3550 happy people don't fly on planes to escape their respective countries either but they still do 🙄.
Bye
I noticed how some of the women were carrying things on their heads. They know their roots.
I doubt they think of it in a weird way as you do
They know their roots (poverty)... you re dumb
yes we’re proud of our african roots
Why their cars are so older, I mean, here in Brazil cars are pretty expensive, but anyway, we can buy cheaper models of a kind less luxurious cars than USA models. But we stills buying, but when I see Haiti and Cuba, cars are very very older. So, are those cars the richer families used veichles?? A kind of used cars marketing??
A Shame that there is so much junk in the street, would be so much better without it.
Plaza de Chine
Wow.
Check mate.
Saw u on Eddies channel and decided 2 check u out
I appreciate it
Good job 👍 nice country btw
M pa kwè gen yon peyi ki pi pa gen infrastructure ke Ayiti non. Ayiti ki genle pi mal sou planèt lan. Sa tris 😳
Wi, li trè move (Yes, it's very bad)
Are you forgetting about parts of Afrika, Indian, and all the other countries of the world?!? Jeez man, OPEN YOUR EYES MORE!
I live in America...and some parts of the states looks horrible. Haiti is a country with its problem but not the only country in the planet with this problem.