So many vloggers visit Amsterdam and so few take the time and effort to go and speak to the beautiful people of the Bijlmer, thank you for that. It's my favourite part of Amsterdam.
Fun fact: the dutch traded New York for Suriname with the americans. Thats where Harlem and Brooklyn got their names from. Those are dutch names “Haarlem” en “Breukelen”. New York was even called New Amsterdam if im not mistaken😂
Not correct, In 1667, the Netherlands traded New Amsterdam (now New York City) to the ';British' for full colonial rights over Suriname, not with the Americans
Our Brothamoon with the bike was so wise, emboldened and full of life . He spoke absolute truth and facts thank you for allowing him to speak. I hope your viewing audience is listening
Ngl the guy with the bike, the speaker and the Albert Heijn bag on his bike seat is the most Dutch thing ever 😂 every black person has an unc like that.
He is talking negative about the DUtch while he has all the benefits from the Dutch. true hater lol. he just cannot find peace with the past. truly sad. meanwhile he is living on Government money with no work and Housing by Government. If he has kids hes wife gets monney for the Kids care. all Dutch benefits with rights. he is still hating on Dutch people.
Brooooo! Ik reageer nooit op comments maar ik ging out van deze. Ik heb die uncle ook alleen de indo versie 😂 ik zie die overal terug die versie je hebt gelijk.
Amazing video of the Bylmer, I am from Rotterdam and the Bylmer is the only part of 020 (adam) I like..PS No more excuses, you have to come to Surinam......
When in Bijlmer, you need to visit The Black Archives Amsterdam, they will show and tell you ALL ABOUT THE DUTCH COLONIAL HISTORY - Dutch Guyanas, Carribean and Maluku Indonesia! Also love how the people show that speaking different languages literally expands your ability to get around in different countries and cultures.
There's so much positive energy that side of Amsterdam.The lady in the market possesses a most pleasant energy and smile. Bike man, George, is cool as the weather there. Beautiful people and informative video. I learned something from everyone encountered.
Is there a country in this world where there isn't a Jamaican. I was in China and heard a Jamaican talking. I was in Saudi Arabia and heard Jamaicans. We are everywhere.
@@shayscott7498 George is not a Jamaican, he is from Curacao, Dutch Caribbean but I agree human beings are everywhere including Jamaicans ;) bigup Jamrock still mawwd
Grew up in Amsterdam Zuidoost in the 80s/90s, it was called the ghetto of Amsterdam back then and it kinda was. Rough neigbourhoods, concrete jungle, lots of junkies, dark places, graffiti everywhere. But even then as a white guy there were never any issues as long as you knew the rules and ways of the street and overall it was always very social place. I'm not a young lad anymore living in an all white small village outide of Amsterdam, but I would not want to have missed my time growing up there and even miss it sometimes, especially all the good food and those park bbq's.Was nice seeing you made a trip to de Bijlmer!
Same for me! My parents moved there in the early seventies and I lived in de Bijlmer my whole youth. There where some rough area's indeed like Hoptille, Eeftink, Echtenstein where we for example also couldn't send any pizza delivery boys when I worked at Big Pizza. I still think I had an awesome childhood there. They did a lot of positive change to the infrastructure making it safer. My parents are now 83 years old and still live in de Bijlmer. I live in Austria near the Italian border now, but we come visit every year. First thing I do is get me some Surinam food every time. I also always buy spices so I can make Roti Kip at home in Austria.
@@iKaas010 me vader was in Suriname en heeft daar door de jungle een tour gedaan en kwam met een speer terug en ze machete in ze marine tijd ben jammer genoeg die speer kwijt geraakt me ex bedankt maar heb gelukig nog zijn machette gr uit Zweden naar 010
Ace my brother it's not only Curacao and Aruba it's also Bonaire it's called the A, B, C island. Am originally from Saint Martin the French Caribbean but i live in the UK in Hartlepool. Your doing a great fantastic job my bro as an Amazing TH-camr. Keep doing what your doing best 👍🏽🌍
There are 178 nationalities in Amsterdam. That makes it so great. I lived in the Bijlmer for 15 years as a white girl straight from the countyside and I loved it! Bijlmer has a bad reputation, but mostly by people that have never been there.
@@939nchs the claim of discounted slaves on Friday is resurging. Check claims easily. He is attached emotionally to his beliefs and appeals to certain hearts.
@2theleft2theleft living in a small town in small Netherlands, already 7-8 years, for me,yes, a little bit -not "funny",but- strange. Maybe you live in the capital. There people are more ,not "open-minded:, but,yes, something like this. I agree. Living, in a small town here, It's not too common. But, you must know better than me. Is it "fuuny"? At least, did some people tell you something direct ?
I'm a white guy from the Netherlands but I really do appreciate you showing love to the people here, there's a big mis and underrepresentation of coloured people in our media and politics. Which causes a massive divide and conquer aspect the last few years. Seeing a video like this, give me a bit of communial hope for our country.
wow u finaly came to Amsterdam. very cool that you came to see the black people of the Netherlands. But when i commented, i meant for you to go to the countries from which these people came from, like Suriname and Curacao and such. lol look at me acting as if your here because of my comment 😂 But i definitely appreciate you coming to Amsterdam and visit us here. I love your vids, keep doing what you do, much blessings from a diaspora brother.
Good content Ace! Lived from 1971 to 2020 in de Bijlmer. Now residing in the Gambia. That sister who is coming to visit Gambia, if you read this give me a shout to meet other Surinamese people staying overhere.
I only heard of Bijlmer recently due to some TH-camrs' videos about what is supposed to be Amsterdam's roughest neighbourhood. It is portrayed as being the poorest and most dangerous part of Netherlands, yet it seems really nice.
The Bijlmer has changed a lot in the last decades. There was a time you could have called it a ghetto. But with the right actions it was build it into something better.
@@erics320 The ghetto reputation is due mostly to the fear white people have of black people. I lived in Bijlmer during the "ghetto years". I now live in Rotterdam and still go back to Bijlmer for shopping and generally, the vibe.
It was a reason you met ole school.15:00-22:00 That was a lot to unpack and really honest. I know there is a lot to love about any country for the most part. At least he was honest about the current universal state of Black people in his chosen country.
Ace guy you are the real OG and travel commander❤ this connect thank you for always showing us our history in each country you go be bless and stay safe 🙏🏾 shalom
Nice I hope you went bij The Black Archives. Its like a black library/exhibition. Have a nice time and you should come back in the summer for Kwaku festival!!❤
Shot out to the handsome (guy riding the bike) man with so much spirit, wisdom and strength to share his story. I want to hear more from him. As a so-called black woman in America, I know who I am and I know the truth he spoke about in detail. APTTMHY 😊
A very concise background of the black people living in this area. The majority came from Surinam, the Dutch Caribbean (Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Maarten) and Ghana. However you will find a lot of other nationalities there too. Until 1975 Surinam people (born in Surinam) were born with the Dutch nationality and after the country became independent some were given the option to choose for Surinam or Dutch nationality. People from the Dutch Caribbean are still born with the Dutch nationality up to date. Although my father is Ghanaian, I have know clue why so many of us came to the Netherlands, seen that the dominant European language in Ghana is English...
I guess Suriname has to be on your list of places to go now Ace hahaha. Honestly, I'd never even heard of Suriname before or where it was on the map until watching this video.
The Bijlmer had the best places to go out to. These places are all gone! You had a lot of parties. I really don’t know why they are all vanished. My grandfather came in 1929 from Surinam with his older brother. When arrived, they were both sent to Batavia, Indonesia. After 3 years they came back to Amsterdam and settled. Also they had a tough time in the world war 2.
Woow God really use this brother today on your platform glory to god for using🙌🏾 him and yess god ain’t sleeping thank you. And for those who said you give him to much screen this is god working his magic to reach you that’s not woke yet God bless u all and have a nice and blessed Week ahead 🙏🏽👆🏾
That small red (moped) car is called "Canta". You can drive it only in the city and on the bike roads, and it's not allowed to drive with it on the highway or car roads! 😁
Brilliant video as usual Ace, thanks. You'll probably be on the other side of the world for the next one, but Rotterdam has a carnival in the summer. I haven't been for a few years, but it used to 🔥🔥🔥
The bald guy with the bike is lowkey telling the truth. Maybe its a little raw and you may find it crazy. All im saying is do your own research and you'll yourself coming back to him in the video. Stay safe 🙏🏼
Oh my gosh, George is really an amazing human being.. This video will go viral.. 🎉 I live on the small island 🇲🇺 of Mauritius which is part of the African continent.. The Dutch were the first Europeans to colonize Mauritius in 1638.. They named it after Prince Maurice of Nassau.. During their occupation, they introduced sugarcane and African slaves to work on plantations.. The Dutch abandoned the island in 1710 due to harsh weather and other difficulties, leaving behind a lasting Impact on Mauritius biodiversity and early economic foundations.. 😊
@@GullibleTarget 🇲🇺🏝Mauritius is a small island nation located in the Indian Ocean, near Madagascar. While Madagascar is the largest landmass in the region, Mauritius is part of a group of three smaller islands: Reunion, Mauritius itself, and Rodrigues. We are Mauritians, distinct from the Malagasy people of Madagascar, with our own unique culture and identity.
@@GullibleTarget Not exactly, but there are some connections. Mauritian ethnicity is very diverse, including Indian, African, Chinese, European, and Creole influences. Malagasy people from Madagascar are part of this mix, as many Mauritians of African and Creole descent have Malagasy ancestry. However, Mauritian identity is a blend of multiple cultures, while Malagasy identity is primarily rooted in Madagascar's unique Austronesian and African heritage..
Well we have people from Indonesia and Suriname and Dutch-Antilles. They are actually integrated. They are from our foreign countries in the past. That is our heritage.
@@ACEDTVL Suriname is considered part of the Caribbean and a member of CARICOM. So its easy to make that slip because of course the caribbean is mostly island nations.
So many vloggers visit Amsterdam and so few take the time and effort to go and speak to the beautiful people of the Bijlmer, thank you for that. It's my favourite part of Amsterdam.
@@hunchbackaudio 🔧🛏️
@@KONZO-s What, your bed is broken? Speak up boy, you're making no sense here?
@@hunchbackaudio U say what? ⚪ Crackers lover. U're a disgrace.
@@hunchbackaudio his bed broken i can confirm i fix bed in every nation every country every planet even alien
@@hunchbackaudio mine too. I grew up there, specifically Ganzenhoef.
Fun fact: the dutch traded New York for Suriname with the americans. Thats where Harlem and Brooklyn got their names from. Those are dutch names “Haarlem” en “Breukelen”. New York was even called New Amsterdam if im not mistaken😂
@jeffsigo5908 Another fun fact: Rikers Island is named after Abraham Ryckers, a dutch colonist who purchased it in 1664.
@@TheProdiga1One Same with Brunswick which is Brunswijk in Dutch
Not correct, In 1667, the Netherlands traded New Amsterdam (now New York City) to the ';British' for full colonial rights over Suriname, not with the Americans
Flushing (Queens) = Vlissingen
@@jeffsigo5908 u no that it gold was there
Our Brothamoon with the bike was so wise, emboldened and full of life . He spoke absolute truth and facts thank you for allowing him to speak. I hope your viewing audience is listening
Ngl the guy with the bike, the speaker and the Albert Heijn bag on his bike seat is the most Dutch thing ever 😂 every black person has an unc like that.
Just another crackhead
He is talking negative about the DUtch while he has all the benefits from the Dutch. true hater lol. he just cannot find peace with the past. truly sad.
meanwhile he is living on Government money with no work and Housing by Government.
If he has kids hes wife gets monney for the Kids care. all Dutch benefits with rights. he is still hating on Dutch people.
Brooooo! Ik reageer nooit op comments maar ik ging out van deze. Ik heb die uncle ook alleen de indo versie 😂 ik zie die overal terug die versie je hebt gelijk.
@ 😂😂😂😂 eerlijk die AH tas op dat zadel is echt classic man.
@@SneakerSamurai de tas, zonnebril, baard, kale kop en veel te hippe kleren voor de leeftijd
Thanks for watching dont miss part 2 and Sub today
The Suriname 🇸🇷
Side 😂❤
Thank you Leon , I love the Netherlands, have a look at giethoorn village on google maps , you might just visit ❤
Amazing video of the Bylmer, I am from Rotterdam and the Bylmer is the only part of 020 (adam) I like..PS No more excuses, you have to come to Surinam......
ur a nice dude ace.
Ace you should look up "Zwarte Piet"!! It's very disrespectful, especially since the "Moors" taught them a lot!!
When in Bijlmer, you need to visit The Black Archives Amsterdam, they will show and tell you ALL ABOUT THE DUTCH COLONIAL HISTORY - Dutch Guyanas, Carribean and Maluku Indonesia!
Also love how the people show that speaking different languages literally expands your ability to get around in different countries and cultures.
You forgot South Africa. They support Israel because they are the first one who created apartheid
There's so much positive energy that side of Amsterdam.The lady in the market possesses a most pleasant energy and smile. Bike man, George, is cool as the weather there. Beautiful people and informative video. I learned something from everyone encountered.
This guy is very knowledgeable. i would listen to him all day long, and me has a jamaican living in Holland he's pure facts reasoning
Thank you!
Is there a country in this world where there isn't a Jamaican. I was in China and heard a Jamaican talking. I was in Saudi Arabia and heard Jamaicans. We are everywhere.
@@shayscott7498 George is not a Jamaican, he is from Curacao, Dutch Caribbean but I agree human beings are everywhere including Jamaicans ;) bigup Jamrock still mawwd
@@ajmc5338 i dont see many Jamaicans in the NL… were you guys hiding cause mi know unu de ya.. where u from.. mi from mandeville
Love from Gambia
Grew up in Amsterdam Zuidoost in the 80s/90s, it was called the ghetto of Amsterdam back then and it kinda was. Rough neigbourhoods, concrete jungle, lots of junkies, dark places, graffiti everywhere. But even then as a white guy there were never any issues as long as you knew the rules and ways of the street and overall it was always very social place. I'm not a young lad anymore living in an all white small village outide of Amsterdam, but I would not want to have missed my time growing up there and even miss it sometimes, especially all the good food and those park bbq's.Was nice seeing you made a trip to de Bijlmer!
Stay white my friend
Knap: je Engelse taal is al heel erg slecht. Wat probeer je te vertellen?
Same for me! My parents moved there in the early seventies and I lived in de Bijlmer my whole youth. There where some rough area's indeed like Hoptille, Eeftink, Echtenstein where we for example also couldn't send any pizza delivery boys when I worked at Big Pizza. I still think I had an awesome childhood there. They did a lot of positive change to the infrastructure making it safer. My parents are now 83 years old and still live in de Bijlmer. I live in Austria near the Italian border now, but we come visit every year. First thing I do is get me some Surinam food every time. I also always buy spices so I can make Roti Kip at home in Austria.
@@ElMariachi1337 and we loved it
Yes this lady does have a lovely smile and I like her accent
Powerful black stories, following from Kenya 🇰🇪.
I lived in that city for a couple years.the Suriname hate Africans . I had Dutch arab friends but no African i know ever mixed with them
I love Peter Tosh's music. No matter where you come from you're an African. Alkebulan!!!
I really appreciate you making these videos. I plan to visit Europe next year and I am interested in visiting the Black neighborhoods.
You welcome my brother ❤️💯 you good ova here
Thank you Ace for this video. You have really inspired my heart concerning Black Culture all over the world.❤
In some parts of Suriname, descendants of the Maroons still speak a dialect from the Akan language
@@KenUbeleveit1 yes
@@dteun there was a super interesting docu on that subject! really impressive and moving.
@@iKaas010 me vader was in Suriname en heeft daar door de jungle een tour gedaan en kwam met een speer terug en ze machete in ze marine tijd ben jammer genoeg die speer kwijt geraakt me ex bedankt maar heb gelukig nog zijn machette gr uit Zweden naar 010
They have a village called Dahomey in Suriname
@DominusMasters that's so cool 👍🏾
As a North African I really enjoined watching this episode. Especially the real stories of people from the Bijlmer...
It is interesting that we are everywhere and always in the same area. I be glad when we learn our true history.
What do mean by that? "we learn or true history"
@@ronp.6782 exactly what she said it’s not hard to comprehend
We have suriname and black ppl also living in switzerland, but not only in the same area.
Brother George sounding like he's found that peace that surpasses all understanding.
APTTMHY
as a white dutch guy i love this, everyone should know Anton de Kom
Ace my brother it's not only Curacao and Aruba it's also Bonaire it's called the A, B, C island. Am originally from Saint Martin the French Caribbean but i live in the UK in Hartlepool. Your doing a great fantastic job my bro as an Amazing TH-camr. Keep doing what your doing best 👍🏽🌍
Yessss, this is the content I want to see about my neighborhood and people ❤
There are 178 nationalities in Amsterdam. That makes it so great. I lived in the Bijlmer for 15 years as a white girl straight from the countyside and I loved it! Bijlmer has a bad reputation, but mostly by people that have never been there.
You have said it all. I grew up there and most of my family still lives there. I do my shopping there weekly even though I no longer lives there. ❤❤❤
The man to whom you gave the platform did the RIGHT thing. To God he gave the glory.
He knows history and shared it.❤
@@939nchs the claim of discounted slaves on Friday is resurging. Check claims easily. He is attached emotionally to his beliefs and appeals to certain hearts.
Black & Dutch here. Loved this video,
From Curaçao. We also live Here indeed
Black & Dutch. Ok. 😂😅
@@tinamartina1801 is that funny?
@2theleft2theleft living in a small town in small Netherlands, already 7-8 years, for me,yes, a little bit -not "funny",but- strange. Maybe you live in the capital. There people are more ,not "open-minded:, but,yes, something like this. I agree. Living, in a small town here, It's not too common. But, you must know better than me. Is it "fuuny"? At least, did some people tell you something direct ?
@@tinamartina1801 I don’t live in the capital. But I do live in a big city.
Ace, that interview was awesome with my brother very informative and Factz.....Thanx Kangz bruh✌🏾
I'm a white guy from the Netherlands but I really do appreciate you showing love to the people here, there's a big mis and underrepresentation of coloured people in our media and politics. Which causes a massive divide and conquer aspect the last few years. Seeing a video like this, give me a bit of communial hope for our country.
WE NEED REPARATIONS AS WE ARE HEBREWS. WE NEED A HOMELAND.. GOD WILL LIBERATE US
So much knowledge in the streets of Amsterdam bijlmer. I am glad you captured this....beautiful people. ❤
Big up yourself George. I could listen to you all day. Very smart guy❤️one love bro❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
wow u finaly came to Amsterdam. very cool that you came to see the black people of the Netherlands. But when i commented, i meant for you to go to the countries from which these people came from, like Suriname and Curacao and such. lol look at me acting as if your here because of my comment 😂 But i definitely appreciate you coming to Amsterdam and visit us here. I love your vids, keep doing what you do, much blessings from a diaspora brother.
Good content Ace! Lived from 1971 to 2020 in de Bijlmer. Now residing in the Gambia. That sister who is coming to visit Gambia, if you read this give me a shout to meet other Surinamese people staying overhere.
This is a really good video, my brother thank you for sharing. I’ll be in Amsterdam in February.
I only heard of Bijlmer recently due to some TH-camrs' videos about what is supposed to be Amsterdam's roughest neighbourhood. It is portrayed as being the poorest and most dangerous part of Netherlands, yet it seems really nice.
The Bijlmer has changed a lot in the last decades.
There was a time you could have called it a ghetto.
But with the right actions it was build it into something better.
Most of the people who call this dangerous have never been here ;)
The Bijlmer has a reputation, but it's very outdated. It's very safe here now
@@djTLMtv there was a shooting there last week lol
those videos are nonsense
@@erics320 The ghetto reputation is due mostly to the fear white people have of black people. I lived in Bijlmer during the "ghetto years". I now live in Rotterdam and still go back to Bijlmer for shopping and generally, the vibe.
J aime beaucoup your videos really like what the bike guy is promoting and saying. All black around the world we are the same ❤
One of the best interviews you have done.
It was a reason you met ole school.15:00-22:00 That was a lot to unpack and really honest. I know there is a lot to love about any country for the most part. At least he was honest about the current universal state of Black people in his chosen country.
Ace guy you are the real OG and travel commander❤ this connect thank you for always showing us our history in each country you go be bless and stay safe 🙏🏾 shalom
Love the energy of George. Can listen for ours to this men❤
Great Job Ace. I visited Amsterdam when I was in Belgium. People experience was great.
I irainfrom. Belgium. My husband is. Croatian but his dad is from island Seychelles . my turkish friend. married guadalope
George is a local legend. Kindest and very enlightened man.
Reggae music vibration is everywhere. That guy from Curaçao quoting Peter Tosh and Marcus Garvey was crazy.
Ace my brother, you always out do yourself … love it shalom !!!
Bro you been Killing the game! Great work
YESSS.. go to Surinam to try some good food ! 🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷 and Hii Alexx 😜
Nice work ace definitely learning new things every trip!💪🏾💯
That lady visiting Gambia for the first time is so holy and pure😃😍
@@we_croods yesss looking for her roots. 🫡
Nice I hope you went bij The Black Archives. Its like a black library/exhibition. Have a nice time and you should come back in the summer for Kwaku festival!!❤
Shot out to the handsome (guy riding the bike) man with so much spirit, wisdom and strength to share his story. I want to hear more from him. As a so-called black woman in America, I know who I am and I know the truth he spoke about in detail. APTTMHY 😊
A very concise background of the black people living in this area.
The majority came from Surinam, the Dutch Caribbean (Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Maarten) and Ghana. However you will find a lot of other nationalities there too.
Until 1975 Surinam people (born in Surinam) were born with the Dutch nationality and after the country became independent some were given the option to choose for Surinam or Dutch nationality. People from the Dutch Caribbean are still born with the Dutch nationality up to date.
Although my father is Ghanaian, I have know clue why so many of us came to the Netherlands, seen that the dominant European language in Ghana is English...
I was there in October. 3nights. Enjoyed it. When I return I'll use this video as a guide for the black community
Very enlightening, Ace. Thank you!
I guess Suriname has to be on your list of places to go now Ace hahaha. Honestly, I'd never even heard of Suriname before or where it was on the map until watching this video.
Watching from Ethiopia 🇪🇹. Great video ❤
I loved those African prints/ garments, BoBo!
Perfect Sunday Ace …..I love that bro from 🇨🇼 Curacao..
Thank you Ace for talking to that brother, so informative.
Welkome in Amsterdam Ace enyoy.Nice video George is the bomb😂😂😂😂😂
I went to Amsterdam a few years ago and loved it. Great place to visit, especially if you like to partake in the coffee shops 😉
Nice to see you at the south east side of Amsterdam where I grew up and spend most of my youth. Thanx so much ACE.
The Bijlmer had the best places to go out to. These places are all gone! You had a lot of parties. I really don’t know why they are all vanished. My grandfather came in 1929 from Surinam with his older brother. When arrived, they were both sent to Batavia, Indonesia. After 3 years they came back to Amsterdam and settled. Also they had a tough time in the world war 2.
In summer its light till late, in the winter it gets dark early.
Next time I go to Amsterdam I'm definitely visiting these shops! Such nice people!
Respect for visiting Bijlmer and go beyond traditional touristcentre.
Im only 5 minutes in and love this. The dude on the bike .!!!!
" NOT MATTER WHERE YOU COME FROM, AS LONG AS YOUR A BLACK MAN,,,,,,, YOUR AN AFRICAN"
Peter Tosh
@@biggadon lies
Trick daddy disagrees
@@jayeverythingwhere else would you like to believe black people are from?
genetically, not nationality/culturally (if they grew up there)
No mind your nationality
You have got the identity of an African
The valley of dry bones have awaken,give thanks Ace and continued success!!!
Woow God really use this brother today on your platform glory to god for using🙌🏾 him and yess god ain’t sleeping thank you. And for those who said you give him to much screen this is god working his magic to reach you that’s not woke yet God bless u all and have a nice and blessed Week ahead 🙏🏽👆🏾
I BELIEVE AMEN ❤
We should be reading up on science instead of chasing clouds. That's one of our biggest problems.
@@patrickstromann3836facts
Amen.. 😊
He's a liar and a grifter. What "god"? Didn't he just say "don't live an illusion", and then went on to hallucinate about some deity? Hahahahahaha
SHOUT OUT SURINAME 🇸🇷 💚
That small red (moped) car is called "Canta". You can drive it only in the city and on the bike roads, and it's not allowed to drive with it on the highway or car roads! 😁
Brilliant video as usual Ace, thanks. You'll probably be on the other side of the world for the next one, but Rotterdam has a carnival in the summer. I haven't been for a few years, but it used to 🔥🔥🔥
Ace you should visit Suriname brother
thnx for this vlog, it gave me good energy!
✊🏾 to the Brotha! He was sharing historical truths.
The bald guy with the bike is lowkey telling the truth. Maybe its a little raw and you may find it crazy. All im saying is do your own research and you'll yourself coming back to him in the video. Stay safe 🙏🏼
Jamaican music is really influential🇯🇲.
Huge history there actually. Cool place. Thanks for sharing mate.
Oh my gosh, George is really an amazing human being.. This video will go viral.. 🎉 I live on the small island 🇲🇺 of Mauritius which is part of the African continent.. The Dutch were the first Europeans to colonize Mauritius in 1638.. They named it after Prince Maurice of Nassau.. During their occupation, they introduced sugarcane and African slaves to work on plantations.. The Dutch abandoned the island in 1710 due to harsh weather and other difficulties, leaving behind a lasting Impact on Mauritius biodiversity and early economic foundations.. 😊
Don’t know why but always thought that Mauritius was part of the Caribbean Islands 🤔
@purpleplu1210 it's a very interesting place with unique people. Malagasy.
@@GullibleTarget 🇲🇺🏝Mauritius is a small island nation located in the Indian Ocean, near Madagascar. While Madagascar is the largest landmass in the region, Mauritius is part of a group of three smaller islands: Reunion, Mauritius itself, and Rodrigues. We are Mauritians, distinct from the Malagasy people of Madagascar, with our own unique culture and identity.
@@MiaTheDreamer thank you!, I got the two mixed up. Is the ethnicirty of Mauritanians similar to Malagasy?
@@GullibleTarget Not exactly, but there are some connections. Mauritian ethnicity is very diverse, including Indian, African, Chinese, European, and Creole influences. Malagasy people from Madagascar are part of this mix, as many Mauritians of African and Creole descent have Malagasy ancestry. However, Mauritian identity is a blend of multiple cultures, while Malagasy identity is primarily rooted in Madagascar's unique Austronesian and African heritage..
Thank you for your great videos ❤ Safe travels
Thank you my brother for these vids, we have same struggles worldwide but still we rise❤️💯🦾
Nice intervieuw redbull, big up to Suriname!!
Love it that you been to Bijlmer Ace! Wish i ran into you.
finally i was waiting for daysssss for ace to visit my old neighborhood i hope you enjoy it
Great to see your vlog from Amsterdam. Meeting some interesting people from Africa, Curaçao, Surinam and other places. The Curaçaoan man speaks truth!
Bijlmer is one of my fav places of Amsterdam.
Other than my own old neighbourhood in north and the city center of course.
Great place.
Thank you for your videos! I enjoy them all.😊❤
Glad you like them!
Ace, please visit Rotterdam, it is the more modern side and equally as nice.
Beutiful story of what looks like a wonderful lady.
I wish I have something similar to remember my late mother.
Great work Patricia
I ❤️ it
Amsterdamse Poort winkelcentrum.. Amsterdam port is probably a shady bar ;) awesome to see somebody of the usual tourist path :)
Bijlmer gave me some of my best years. Even dough I'm living in Belgium right now, Amsterdam bijlmer will never be forgotten in my memories ❤❤❤
I visited Amsterdam in 2015, loved it there 😊
How long will you be here?”
As long as I want to!”
Isn’t life great! Keep up the good work!
Well we have people from Indonesia and Suriname and Dutch-Antilles. They are actually integrated.
They are from our foreign countries in the past.
That is our heritage.
Bro, with the bike, is on point, a valuable lesson.
Nice been following you since you went to Ecuador and now your in my city would have never guessed it enjoy bro💪🏽
The sister will find love home in Gambia. Beautiful, video, brother, i have being watching,your vidoes now for 3 years
Suriname is not a island bro, Suriname is in South America at the coastline next to Brazil. Curacao Aruba are island
the real question is why are you assuming I don't know that information is there something I said that makes you feel that way
@@ACEDTVL nah broh you just said suriname island thats why. nothing else bro. love from Amsterdam
@@ACEDTVL yup you called our country an island 🙈, when you stood at the Anton de Kom statue.
wow now that you told me where i said it yes I did lol Sorry I mis speak good catch but I most definitely know where your country is.
@@ACEDTVL Suriname is considered part of the Caribbean and a member of CARICOM. So its easy to make that slip because of course the caribbean is mostly island nations.
Love the input 🔣🔠 in the comment section. Much luv too the afrcom famlaye we pretty much everywhere
Love the Bijlmer area. I stay at the Holiday Express Inn by the Ajax stadium. Their buffet breakfast slaps!
Aww snap this bout to be LIVE @Ace
I forgot all bout this part of the video that you do in different countries lol
Let’s gggooo baybaayy!!!
Yooo!
Great video bro 💪🏾💯💯💯🔥
I dont know how I came across your video, but I enjoyed your platform. When I go to Amsterdam I want to visit this area. You are amazing 😅
❤ Amsterdam