This production makes me feel so proud to be a Jamaican. I love my “Island in the sun ☀️ 🇯🇲””Jamaica no problem” is the embodiment of our culture Nuff respect ✊🏾
You people are TRULY SICK!! not just you, but 99.9% of persons watching this video. Why are you people always so HAPPY to be scrutinized and highlighted in ways that are similar to observing animals? This is no different from the DISCOVERY channel following animals. Where are the black people with cameras roaming white countries and showing HOW they live, their quirky ways etc etc? There's no such thing because white folks are NOT desperate for YOUR attention, it's meaningless to them...and even if it wasn't, you would NOT be allowed to brazenly show up and start filming and talking about them in this manner. Most of you have nothing, except for whatever they approve, from mix lineage, interracial marriages etc. On your own, it's ALWAYS mediocrity with the door wide open for ANYONE nonblack to come in and document. As a Jamaican I find this SHAMEFUL! The film was well done, however, it's the same old story i.e. THE POOR INDIGENTS MAKING DO!! They are not sensible enough to develop a better system. They can only REJOICE for being noticed for skills that emerged out of destitution, or for their jobs of SERVITUDE to tourist. Everyone exploits you!! and you're all happy for that, then complain about crime and poverty. Quit being happy for being world_wide puppets.
Big up yourself positive Jamaicans good to see all these wonderful events and all the lovely talented people one love one heart one soul nuff blessings
I am from Kenya. Jamaicans embody African culture just the way they live. We appreciate how they have always identified with Africa, especially through their music. We are indeed, one people.
Why is it that Africans normally claim Jamaicans so boldly? Despite Jamaica not being completely African in race and culture... Compared to Haiti which is 95% African in race...N other Caribbean countries, I'm just curious, why are those countries always left on the side
One of the best documentaries I’ve seen of Jamaica 🇯🇲 Love my people 👏🏽 “ out of many we are one” never forget the Jamaican motto no matter where I go in this world 🙏🏽 Sweet Sweet Jamaica 🇯🇲
I'm a very proud and patriotic Jamaican and when I saw this documentary on my beautiful Jamaica, my heart swells with pride. We are indeed a great, blessed and beautiful country. If we only could live in love, peace and harmony, this country would be so much prosperous. Thanks to you guys for highlighting my beautiful and blessed country. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
JAH blessings 💕😘😘 I from Trinidad and I lives in country side 💕💕 after watching documentary 😭😭🪴🪴 and the Storm Beryl 👿😈😈 the countryside 🥪🍞🥪 breadfruit 🌲🌴🌴 Flora and fauna I am a owner of agriculture land in Toco so I love Jamaica the people I can live there 💞💞❤️❤️ good country side living 🐠🐟🐟🐠🐠🐠 fishing and other 🦒🦒 fish and breadfruit 🌲🌴 bless ZEEJ POPOLIN Trinidad and Tobago Love 😘😘💕😘
🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 we need to bring back these type of things that brings the communities together our traditions have gone so far away from the good old days this documentary was so excellent and brought back memories of my childhood 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I really appreciate this documentary. I’m half Jamaican and I really like history. However, finding good documentaries about Jamaican hasn’t been easy. I’d always love to learn more.
Just keep on youtubing and you'll find something positive on Jamaica. There are many vloggers who do an excellent job. Drama, comedy and history are plenty.
My first thought....(and I know I'm not alone in this).. Cool Runnings "Feel the rhythm, feel the ride, get on up, it's push cart time...cool runnings!" Classic old film, gotta love Sanka and de man dem!👍🏾🙏🏾. Love from the Caribbean
As a Jamaican this was a very refreshing video to watch. I appreciate this video because it sheds light on the positive things Jamaicans do and our lifestyle and not focus only on the negative.
I'm here in Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪 East Africa and I have always had Jamaica in my heart 💓. And I have been promising myself that one day I'd visit my long time brothers and sisters and have some good times and listen to some good reggae music 🎵.
Awesome documentary on Jamaica & the culture of push carts. What is really pleasing to me is to see a documentary that includes my town "May Pen" being shown in a positive light. THANK YOU!!! 100%
However humble or insignificant, broad and sophisticated about Jamaica, I love it. If it's not a crime I will enjoy every second of time soaking in this beautiful island with its happy and proud people. Love Jamaica 🇯🇲.
lets be real.. for jamaica being such a small little country they made a huge impact on the whole world with reggae (bob marly) to dance hall... the whole culture...they are just cool as cool can get as a people.. rastafari lead the way
"...a small little country..." 🙄I'll forgive you for saying this because you don't know Caribbean history. We are the largest of all Caribbean islands with a vast expanse of huge mountain ranges and sea scrape.
The wonderful thing that is not mentioned here, is that most of these ones this video concentrated on own their own homes, even if it is just one single room.
@benwinkimtai8691 I love my African brothers and sisters. But just remember that Jamaica is a state of Africa also Haiti 🇭🇹 also a state of Africa. Mama Africa can't wait for her children that's was taken away from her to return. The love of a mother Africa been going through. Love from Jamaica.
The positive geople of jamican can not be happy until Africa is happy. Remember they ripped us away from our land and that need to be fix. They were wrong and will always be wrong. We will hold them responsible until because they took me from my mother, father brother, sister and my African family. Now they want us to forget what they did. One love Africa ❤❤❤❤❤❤.
It’s wonderful to see another aspect of the rich Jamaican culture being showcase. As a Jamaican I appreciate it very much. The pushcart as you say is commonly known as and are widely called handcarts all across Jamaica. Thanks to the creator of this documentary for bringing Jamaica to the rest of the world. One Love.
Good to see our handcart men and their craft and transportation being highlighted. Great transportation especially during the rainy season in downtown Kingston.
My mom travelled to Jamaica and was walking around the resort, a cool older Jamaican dude told her “irie, slow down, you’re here to relax ❤” and she took the rest of her vacation with that mind set. They are much happier over there. - from a Canadian
Really enjoyed this documentary and viewing the passion and vibrancy of the Jamacian culture💛💚❤ I loved how the guy that was interviewed throughout the program talked about how a simpler way of life is the key to happiness and gives less of a headache. That is exactly the sentiment I am attempting to live by although, it is not an easy task here in the UK. I gave up my house in October of last year and have been living in my tiny van home every since. Nothing makes me happier than collecting wood for my woodburner and worrying about the challenges of survival (i.e keeping warm in the winter, having water, eating and finding a place to shower) over the inherent stress and unnatural expectations that modern-day society places on us. Wise words from a very handsome man 🙌!!!
A top class documentary , showcasing the real and authentic Jamaica and the Jamaican people... just another of the many sides of the island paradise that is my home... "Born jamaican and a son of the soil"
I enjoyed watching this so much and even though I know of many of the activities of various areas shown, I was still excited to watch. The Rastaman had me thinking of getting on a plane and getting back to the simple life being shown in the presentation. Not to mention the pushcart racing shown and just waiting to see the end, how much pleasure I got from watching. This was a very good documentary. 👍
The man living on the beach, Roy Collins is such a humble good example for everyone. He is truly rich and at peace living a simple fulfilling life sharing his bounty with others. Beautiful country and people!
Thank you so much for this beautiful video of Jamaica 🇯🇲 my country, the land of my birth. It was so freaking awesome and refreshing phee!!! Thanks 🙏🏿 again ❤
well put together well done .. could see you went in the lightest and the darkest places in jam down an still managed to put out the true jamaican spirit man one love everytime
I thoroughly enjoyed this documentary. The narrator had me laughing with his dry sense of humor. It's so nice to see Jamaicans in their natural way of life. 😊💜🇯🇲
This video really caught my attention I would love to see more video like this about Jamaica and most importantly this video is very much accurate I am a Jamaican
The Jamaican markets and stall owners etc aren't as poor as this video suggests though I have to be honest! The majority of the people who work and sell at the markets have their own vans and have had transport sorted out for years. Of course there's poorer people who use the pushcarts but it's not the vast majority of them like this video suggests. I feel like this needed to be said. Old school Jamaicans do like to get through a day without having to buy the things/food they need if possible. If they can live/eat off the land for free, naturally then they prefer to do that (but let's be honest that just makes sense unless you're a materialistic person). I highly recommend a vacation to Jamaica for anyone who's never been there before it's an amazing place that's almost a separate and different world all by itself. Nobody gets looked down on for not being a rastafarian and it's definitely not a racist place at all (I'll be completely honest and admit that I wondered if would be less friendly for some of my white friends but no sir we were smoking weed with dreadlock rastafari within 2 hours of getting off the plane.
Real thing blessings for that comment to let people know that regardless of the problems here is a very friendly place to come and enjoy yourself with the real local down to earth people and you get to go to more unique places yeah man real ting yuh nuh💯💯💯
Trust me, though a good amount might own vehicles a lot of those people come in on trucks from rural areas in the early mornings before day light and a lot are from around the city centers in the ghettos and such who buy and sell. A lot get by day to day and don't own their own vehicles. I'm from a rural area but I also spent time in Kingston and May Pen so I've spent some amount of time on both ends of the spectrum. Most market vendors from the country charter vehicles to take them to the market. You are not necessarily wrong for pointing out that other side though, some market people do own their own vehicles . I know one guy from my area who bought his vehicle after a long time chartering, I used to drive for him and help him sell in Montego Bay market. It was a great experience, we use to charter small trucks and drive around the island and sell sometimes. That was pretty cool and very adventurous. I live in Chicago right now, really love it here - the Midwestern vibe is super cool and a lot of the people are warm and super cool too. I love and miss Jamaica though, this was a little hard for me to watch at the beginning. I almost stopped watching, because the nostalgia and the struggle I see tempered by life's greatest medicine (laughter) had me feeling sad. One love still to all, just wanted to chime in with my perspective and insight on the topic. Blessings fam ❤️
So disappointed when this documentary came to a close, thank you for this amazing production I thoroughly enjoyed it 🙏 my beautiful island of Jamaica 🏝 💙
Love how Jaimacans love nd get along with their mixed /coloured relatives nd people they embrace eachother also they are open minded nd can fit in anywhere nd with anyone o. Planet earth. Big Up Jaimaicans
This is my island in the sun where my people have toiled since time begun...yes. This was a beautiful video and made me realize just how much I miss this beautiful island 🏝 ❤. My home.
Thank you for this video Jamaica is one of the nicest places in the world why can't the Jamaican living there see and know that they should check them self and stop the bad vibes with another god look over them one love to all the Jamaican
I really enjoyed watching this documentary along with my Jamaican husband. He is a West Kingstonian and made a few points of correction such as: Jamaicans call the carts Handcarts not Pushcarts. Also the National Bird of Jamaica is the Hummingbird not the Dr Bird. Overall the video showed so many other things about Jamaica such as the way of life, the beautiful landscape, the history. Good video.
It also call push cart in the country areas that have alot of hills when it go down the hill you have to push it back up the hill that's why it call push cart because you have to push it
This is an amazing video and I enjoyed every bit of it. It's another time of the year. One need to set goals and take bold steps in achieving them. Remember success are not obtained overnight. It comes in installment; you get a little bit today and a little bit tomorrow until the whole package is given out. The day you procrastinate you lose that day of success.
Well, from my own point of view, you need to invest smartly if you need the good things of life. So far I've made over $325k since September last year in raw profits from just q4 of the market from my diversified portfolio strategy and i believe anyone can do it if you have the right strategy, mutual funds takes long time but investing smartly is the key to short term. Most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest in the market to the cost of proper diversification.
@Lara Hill My portfolio is very much diversified so it's not like I have a particular fund I invest in, plus I don't do that but myself. I follow the trades of Karen Gaye Gray. She is a popular broker you might have heard of. I can correctly say she's worth her salt as a financial adviser as her diversification skills are top notch, I'm saying because I see that in her results as my portfolio grows by averages of 10 to 15% on a monthly basis, unlike I can say for my IRA which has just been trudging along, my portfolio just mirrors what she trades and not just on some particular industries of my choosing.
Normal people buy in at high prices the stock market goes down, companies but stocks back cheaper by introducing some "disaster" Stock rises after a disaster and the cycle repeats.. Having a good entry and exit strategy,will make you succeed in the stock market.
@@chukwumaisiguzo8885 By following trades do you mean copying her trades,as its done in etoro? Are you giving her your money or the money stays on your account? I have heard about copying trades but have not looked into it but I have an idea of what it is.
@@jonathanjustin2476 Yeah exactly. My money stays right in my account. it's all programmatic,plus it's relatively much easier to set up and connect my accounts than creating a financial pan and drafting investment strategies myself, my account just mirrors her trades in realtime.
This documentary is the most accurate narration of Jamaica & its people in their natural and purest form. This is obviously a well researched and accurate depiction of the "hand-cart" mode of operation culture of the Jamaican society without the exaggeration or the colourful enhancement of the journalist. Congratulations on an excellent project Sir. Born and raided on the island and now living in the USA for over 22yr, I can say without a doubt that your team did a magnificent job with this project! Well done. 👍
This production makes me feel so proud to be a Jamaican.
I love my “Island in the sun ☀️ 🇯🇲””Jamaica no problem” is the embodiment of our culture
Nuff respect ✊🏾
You people are TRULY SICK!! not just you, but 99.9% of persons watching this video. Why are you people always so HAPPY to be scrutinized and highlighted in ways that are similar to observing animals? This is no different from the DISCOVERY channel following animals.
Where are the black people with cameras roaming white countries and showing HOW they live, their quirky ways etc etc? There's no such thing because white folks are NOT desperate for YOUR attention, it's meaningless to them...and even if it wasn't, you would NOT be allowed to brazenly show up and start filming and talking about them in this manner.
Most of you have nothing, except for whatever they approve, from mix lineage, interracial marriages etc. On your own, it's ALWAYS mediocrity with the door wide open for ANYONE nonblack to come in and document.
As a Jamaican I find this SHAMEFUL! The film was well done, however, it's the same old story i.e. THE POOR INDIGENTS MAKING DO!! They are not sensible enough to develop a better system. They can only REJOICE for being noticed for skills that emerged out of destitution, or for their jobs of SERVITUDE to tourist. Everyone exploits you!! and you're all happy for that, then complain about crime and poverty. Quit being happy for being world_wide puppets.
🇯🇲 JAMAICA!!!!
think a me alone...
Good to see someone shedding light on the positive of jamaica 🇯🇲 I love my country and people 💛🖤💚
Amen
🇯🇲 JAMAICA BEAUTIFUL NATION
Yes, Mon
Big up yourself positive Jamaicans good to see all these wonderful events and all the lovely talented people one love one heart one soul nuff blessings
@@gwenevajohnson4943 definitely and just like the commercial one land one ❤️ let's get together and feel alright come to
🇯🇲 Jamaica and feel alright
It is heart warming to see something positive about my country 🇯🇲 . Big up all yaadies
As a Jamaican, this video was very refreshing to watch.
Don’t?! A documentary that’s not about crime or reggae music.
Big up
With all that's going on in the country this a breath of fresh air 🙏🏾🇯🇲
Real medz
I am from Kenya. Jamaicans embody African culture just the way they live. We appreciate how they have always identified with Africa, especially through their music. We are indeed, one people.
🇰🇪🇰🇪
Agreed! One race, one people
🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
🇰🇪 🇯🇲✊🏿
Why is it that Africans normally claim Jamaicans so boldly? Despite Jamaica not being completely African in race and culture... Compared to Haiti which is 95% African in race...N other Caribbean countries, I'm just curious, why are those countries always left on the side
This was so entertaining my parents are from Jamaica 🇯🇲 it’s lovely to see videos like this showing the beauty of the country thank you
Hey
One of the best documentaries I’ve seen of Jamaica 🇯🇲 Love my people 👏🏽 “ out of many we are one” never forget the Jamaican motto no matter where I go in this world 🙏🏽
Sweet Sweet Jamaica 🇯🇲
I'm a very proud and patriotic Jamaican and when I saw this documentary on my beautiful Jamaica, my heart swells with pride. We are indeed a great, blessed and beautiful country. If we only could live in love, peace and harmony, this country would be so much prosperous. Thanks to you guys for highlighting my beautiful and blessed country. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Amen
Never seen it, and probably never will. Looks beautiful. Wish I had the money to see it before I die. Bless
Respect
As an Afrikan, Nigerian, it gives my heart joy to see my Jamaican portrayed in a positive light. Much respect to my brothers and sisters of Jamaica.
JAH blessings 💕😘😘 I from Trinidad and I lives in country side 💕💕 after watching documentary 😭😭🪴🪴 and the Storm Beryl 👿😈😈 the countryside 🥪🍞🥪 breadfruit 🌲🌴🌴 Flora and fauna I am a owner of agriculture land in Toco so I love Jamaica the people I can live there 💞💞❤️❤️ good country side living 🐠🐟🐟🐠🐠🐠 fishing and other 🦒🦒 fish and breadfruit 🌲🌴 bless ZEEJ POPOLIN Trinidad and Tobago Love 😘😘💕😘
Am Kenyan. The msg at the end is priceless .Its not easy to take it easy but take it easy 💥💥💯
Jamaica, land I love. Been there 7 times but the excitement of when my flight touches down at NMIA never wavers. Jamaica, land like no other.
ONE LAND ONE HEART LET'S GET TOGETHER AND FELL ALRIGHT COME TO 🇯🇲 JAMAICA AND FEEL ALRIGHT
So true...that feeling nevar gets old no matter how many times one visits....its something so special
You don't know how much I love this documentary.
🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 we need to bring back these type of things that brings the communities together our traditions have gone so far away from the good old days this documentary was so excellent and brought back memories of my childhood 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
It's simple : keep the foreigner out. As a black American. All of them.
I really appreciate this documentary. I’m half Jamaican and I really like history. However, finding good documentaries about Jamaican hasn’t been easy. I’d always love to learn more.
Just keep on youtubing and you'll find something positive on Jamaica. There are many vloggers who do an excellent job. Drama, comedy and history are plenty.
I appreciate this channel. This is the first I am happy to see something like this so true and informative about 🇯🇲 jamaica.
My first thought....(and I know I'm not alone in this)..
Cool Runnings
"Feel the rhythm, feel the ride, get on up, it's push cart time...cool runnings!"
Classic old film, gotta love Sanka and de man dem!👍🏾🙏🏾. Love from the Caribbean
It goes...Feel the rhythm! Feel the rhyme! Get on up, its bobsled time! Cool Runnings!
Indeed!😀
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As a Jamaican this was a very refreshing video to watch. I appreciate this video because it sheds light on the positive things Jamaicans do and our lifestyle and not focus only on the negative.
I'm here in Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪 East Africa and I have always had Jamaica in my heart 💓. And I have been promising myself that one day I'd visit my long time brothers and sisters and have some good times and listen to some good reggae music 🎵.
Idhi nade Otieno?
@@winniethuo9736 Adhii maber Jaber
@@billyotieno7058 Safi sana jaber mwenzangu.
@@winniethuo9736 Alright
@@lxxs742 I appreciate wholeheartedly bro
Awesome documentary on Jamaica & the culture of push carts.
What is really pleasing to me is to see a documentary that includes my town "May Pen" being shown in a positive light.
THANK YOU!!! 100%
Jamaicans are just so wise..."live a simple life..." ❤️
Just need better government and we'd be good...
Loved this Documentary; Love Jamaica and the people are Beautiful; been there 10 times. ONE LOVE❤️💛💚
Hope you come again and again beautiful 😍
Been there at least fifteen times and even lived there for a few months once. I adore that country and the people. It’s a heavenly place.
Thanks for coming.
The fine tuning of the wheel is hi tech for sure 🤣 Absolutely love Jamaica can't wait to go back!
Same so me say
However humble or insignificant, broad and sophisticated about Jamaica, I love it. If it's not a crime I will enjoy every second of time soaking in this beautiful island with its happy and proud people. Love Jamaica 🇯🇲.
Give and take.bro
I loved this. When it was over I was sad. I could watch their lives all day.
Common.man your african same.thing, nothing new there
I love my land of wood and water.This documentary has allowed me to fall in love with my island home all over again.Appreciated.
JAMAICA IS FUN. Greetings from 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 .!!!
Im an nyc street vendor . My father is Jamaican. And i unknowingly built a push cart style table.it's in my DNA .
This is the land of my birth, this is Jamaica my Jamaica, the land of birth.
I see nothing but strength and resilience. Big up !! the comment section, so nice to see such positivity!! #proud 🙌🏾👍🏾🙌🏾🇬🇭🇯🇲 🇬🇧
Jamaicans are some of the happiest people on the planet,,,
Jamaica is green and will forever be green.
Jah guide and Bless Jamaica.
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Lovely. That's my Island home Jamaica. Oh, so Sweet and Beautiful. Jamaica Land We Love. Love it.....
lets be real.. for jamaica being such a small little country they made a huge impact on the whole world with reggae (bob marly) to dance hall... the whole culture...they are just cool as cool can get as a people.. rastafari lead the way
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☮️🕯️💯😎 cool
"...a small little country..." 🙄I'll forgive you for saying this because you don't know Caribbean history. We are the largest of all Caribbean islands with a vast expanse of huge mountain ranges and sea scrape.
Jahhhh!!! Rastafari 💚💛🧡
One Love From Kenya 🇰🇪
Right back at you Abby Choda.
Love my little paradise 🇯🇲🥰Love ❤️ my people dem! JAMAICA land we love!!🇯🇲🇯🇲BEAUTIFUL DOCUMENTARY 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
The wonderful thing that is not mentioned here, is that most of these ones this video concentrated on own their own homes, even if it is just one single room.
one love to my brothers and sisters of Jamaica, much love from Kenya 👊👊
🇯🇲❤️✊🏿
@benwinkimtai8691 I love my African brothers and sisters. But just remember that Jamaica is a state of Africa also Haiti 🇭🇹 also a state of Africa. Mama Africa can't wait for her children that's was taken away from her to return. The love of a mother Africa been going through. Love from Jamaica.
The positive geople of jamican can not be happy until Africa is happy. Remember they ripped us away from our land and that need to be fix. They were wrong and will always be wrong. We will hold them responsible until because they took me from my mother, father brother, sister and my African family. Now they want us to forget what they did. One love Africa ❤❤❤❤❤❤.
Everyone in the world love my little island Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🏝️
It’s wonderful to see another aspect of the rich Jamaican culture being showcase. As a Jamaican I appreciate it very much. The pushcart as you say is commonly known as and are widely called handcarts all across Jamaica. Thanks to the creator of this documentary for bringing Jamaica to the rest of the world. One Love.
Good to see our handcart men and their craft and transportation being highlighted. Great transportation especially during the rainy season in downtown Kingston.
Despite not having much they seem so much happier and relaxed compared to people here in the US.
That is exactly the reason, they value other things in life
They're in the friggin Caribbean... Ofc they're happier.
My mom travelled to Jamaica and was walking around the resort, a cool older Jamaican dude told her “irie, slow down, you’re here to relax ❤” and she took the rest of her vacation with that mind set. They are much happier over there. - from a Canadian
Despite not having much? Life is everything
"A person with everything, literally has nothing. Yet the person who has nothing, has absolutely EVERYTHING"
ME
Thanks for sharing this beautiful and uplifting story about Jamaica and its heartwarming culture...One Love 🔥💞
Really enjoyed this documentary and viewing the passion and vibrancy of the Jamacian culture💛💚❤ I loved how the guy that was interviewed throughout the program talked about how a simpler way of life is the key to happiness and gives less of a headache. That is exactly the sentiment I am attempting to live by although, it is not an easy task here in the UK. I gave up my house in October of last year and have been living in my tiny van home every since. Nothing makes me happier than collecting wood for my woodburner and worrying about the challenges of survival (i.e keeping warm in the winter, having water, eating and finding a place to shower) over the inherent stress and unnatural expectations that modern-day society places on us. Wise words from a very handsome man 🙌!!!
We welcome you all to Jamaica 🇯🇲 any time u want to come to our beautiful Island 🏝 one love ❤ to all no matter what colour u are 🙏
This is the most beautiful documentary I have ever seen of Jamaica
A top class documentary , showcasing the real and authentic Jamaica and the Jamaican people... just another of the many sides of the island paradise that is my home... "Born jamaican and a son of the soil"
Beautiful Jamaica. The land of wood and water, peter tosh, bob marley and bunny wailers.
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I enjoyed watching this so much and even though I know of many of the activities of various areas shown, I was still excited to watch. The Rastaman had me thinking of getting on a plane and getting back to the simple life being shown in the presentation. Not to mention the pushcart racing shown and just waiting to see the end, how much pleasure I got from watching.
This was a very good documentary. 👍
The man living on the beach, Roy Collins is such a humble good example for everyone. He is truly rich and at peace living a simple fulfilling life sharing his bounty with others. Beautiful country and people!
I appreciate how crime isn't the highlight of this video. My beautiful country Jamaica 🇯🇲
This looks like a really old video
@@cosmicwisdom999 It is. More than 10 years for sure.
@@sabrinalewis6541 Nature & ingenuity are timeless.
Thank you so much for this beautiful video of Jamaica 🇯🇲 my country, the land of my birth. It was so freaking awesome and refreshing phee!!! Thanks 🙏🏿 again ❤
Roy Collins is living the life in a very full satisfying way. His spirit is light and thankful to everything around him.
Feel the rhythm! Feel the rhyme! Get on up, its bobsled time! Cool Runnings!
Cool runnings
As I Yardman, I approve of this documentary
me tu.
Yes, I love my people. Being resourceful, Enjoying life, and just being free. One love brothers and sisters
Love my country 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
This documentary was very interesting, promoting Jamaica in a real sense. Well done l loved it
Stolen from Africa brought to America,and then to the ❤️ of the Caribbean fighting on arrival fighting for survival 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🌍🌎💯❤️👍 Bob Marley lyrics
Thanks for showing my beautiful home 🇯🇲 and it's Push Cart culture..cool runnings man🤩🇯🇲
Simply beautiful…Amazing stuff..I love that nation, Jamaica and her people…
One Luv. Much blessings.
well put together well done .. could see you went in the lightest and the darkest places in jam down an still managed to put out the true jamaican spirit man one love everytime
it just shows you don't need lots if money to live a happy life. Great video
It's not what you have that makes you happy, is how much you enjoy what you have ... .fi real ..
Amen agree,I tried explaining this to people in Australia but I don’t think they understand fully what I mean.
I thoroughly enjoyed this documentary. The narrator had me laughing with his dry sense of humor. It's so nice to see Jamaicans in their natural way of life. 😊💜🇯🇲
This video really caught my attention I would love to see more video like this about Jamaica and most importantly this video is very much accurate I am a Jamaican
The Jamaican markets and stall owners etc aren't as poor as this video suggests though I have to be honest!
The majority of the people who work and sell at the markets have their own vans and have had transport sorted out for years. Of course there's poorer people who use the pushcarts but it's not the vast majority of them like this video suggests. I feel like this needed to be said. Old school Jamaicans do like to get through a day without having to buy the things/food they need if possible. If they can live/eat off the land for free, naturally then they prefer to do that (but let's be honest that just makes sense unless you're a materialistic person). I highly recommend a vacation to Jamaica for anyone who's never been there before it's an amazing place that's almost a separate and different world all by itself. Nobody gets looked down on for not being a rastafarian and it's definitely not a racist place at all (I'll be completely honest and admit that I wondered if would be less friendly for some of my white friends but no sir we were smoking weed with dreadlock rastafari within 2 hours of getting off the plane.
Real thing blessings for that comment to let people know that regardless of the problems here is a very friendly place to come and enjoy yourself with the real local down to earth people and you get to go to more unique places yeah man real ting yuh nuh💯💯💯
Real talk dem mek it look s way
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Trust me, though a good amount might own vehicles a lot of those people come in on trucks from rural areas in the early mornings before day light and a lot are from around the city centers in the ghettos and such who buy and sell. A lot get by day to day and don't own their own vehicles. I'm from a rural area but I also spent time in Kingston and May Pen so I've spent some amount of time on both ends of the spectrum. Most market vendors from the country charter vehicles to take them to the market. You are not necessarily wrong for pointing out that other side though, some market people do own their own vehicles . I know one guy from my area who bought his vehicle after a long time chartering, I used to drive for him and help him sell in Montego Bay market. It was a great experience, we use to charter small trucks and drive around the island and sell sometimes. That was pretty cool and very adventurous. I live in Chicago right now, really love it here - the Midwestern vibe is super cool and a lot of the people are warm and super cool too. I love and miss Jamaica though, this was a little hard for me to watch at the beginning. I almost stopped watching, because the nostalgia and the struggle I see tempered by life's greatest medicine (laughter) had me feeling sad. One love still to all, just wanted to chime in with my perspective and insight on the topic. Blessings fam ❤️
Misleading topic.
Thanks for highlighting this story ,I am from Jamaica 🇯🇲.
It's not so easy to take it easy...wisdom... Nice documentary....
Jamaica is paradise on earth stay in the slow lane and take it easy love your life style Much love from an English man..
This might be my favorite documentary, nice one🙂👍🏻
"It's not so easy to , Take it Easy.." simple words that reverb truth without boundaries. Excellent stuff.
Jamaicans are very clean people in general.
"It's not so easy to take it easy so you haffi take it easy" wise words from a wise man. Respect!
I love this! My people are so resourceful 💛🖤💚 please cover the Jamaican Easter donkey races next!
So disappointed when this documentary came to a close, thank you for this amazing production I thoroughly enjoyed it 🙏 my beautiful island of Jamaica 🏝 💙
We need more of this I do enjoy the same narrator as well 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Love how Jaimacans love nd get along with their mixed /coloured relatives nd people they embrace eachother also they are open minded nd can fit in anywhere nd with anyone o. Planet earth. Big Up Jaimaicans
Love it,my home my culture, remember them from my youth growing up in Jamaica.
I 🙏 most of the young youths of my lovely country of jamaica see this and be inspired ,,,heart of love ❤️ ,blessings!!!!!
Thumbs up to jamaica 🇯🇲 👍 itis not easy but no place like home .
In god we trust because without him we are noting .. allways rememberthat 🇯🇲🙏🙏🙏🤝🤜🤘👌..
This documentary reminds me of why I visit my country so many times. Jamaica land we love, love, love. Blessings and friutfulness to Jamaica land.
I loved this video, LOVE Jamaica ❣️
What a lovely documentary about my country I could watch all day
This is my island in the sun where my people have toiled since time begun...yes. This was a beautiful video and made me realize just how much I miss this beautiful island 🏝 ❤. My home.
Really, really love ❤ Jamaica 🇯🇲 boy!!!.
Thank you for this video Jamaica is one of the nicest places in the world why can't the Jamaican living there see and know that they should check them self and stop the bad vibes with another god look over them one love to all the Jamaican
The original Push Cart race was held in Discovery Bay St Ann @ Kaiser Bauxite( Noranda Bauxite). That's where parts of Cool Runnings was film.
Great film showing the chill mood of Jamaica 🇯🇲
I like the documentary,,,,the narrator is excellent in giving information. Good job.
Great documentary only if we would just try to maintain and embrace this little island so much to see and appreciate ❤
Childhood memories are the best and I had them right here!
Omg... It's gorgeous down there I've never actually like LOOKED like that.. this doc really shows you something different
PROUD OF MY JAMAICANS🇯🇲😊
@Andrew Drew TV! Indeed.
I really enjoyed watching this documentary along with my Jamaican husband. He is a West Kingstonian and made a few points of correction such as: Jamaicans call the carts Handcarts not Pushcarts. Also the National Bird of Jamaica is the Hummingbird not the Dr Bird. Overall the video showed so many other things about Jamaica such as the way of life, the beautiful landscape, the history. Good video.
He’s half right it is called handcarts but the national bird is the Doctor bird, it is of a species of birds called hummingbirds.
It also call push cart in the country areas that have alot of hills when it go down the hill you have to push it back up the hill that's why it call push cart because you have to push it
This is an amazing video and I enjoyed every bit of it. It's another time of the year. One need to set goals and take bold steps in achieving them. Remember success are not obtained overnight. It comes in installment; you get a little bit today and a little bit tomorrow until the whole package is given out. The day you procrastinate you lose that day of success.
Well, from my own point of view, you need to invest smartly if you need the good things of life. So far I've made over $325k since September last year in raw profits from just q4 of the market from my diversified portfolio strategy and i believe anyone can do it if you have the right strategy, mutual funds takes long time but investing smartly is the key to short term. Most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest in the market to the cost of proper diversification.
@Lara Hill My portfolio is very much diversified so it's not like I have a particular fund I invest in, plus I don't do that but myself. I follow the trades of Karen Gaye Gray. She is a popular broker you might have heard of. I can correctly say she's worth her salt as a financial adviser as her diversification skills are top notch, I'm saying because I see that in her results as my portfolio grows by averages of 10 to 15% on a monthly basis, unlike I can say for my IRA which has just been trudging along, my portfolio just mirrors what she trades and not just on some particular industries of my choosing.
Normal people buy in at high prices the stock market goes down, companies but stocks back cheaper by introducing some "disaster" Stock rises after a disaster and the cycle repeats.. Having a good entry and exit strategy,will make you succeed in the stock market.
@@chukwumaisiguzo8885 By following trades do you mean copying her trades,as its done in etoro? Are you giving her your money or the money stays on your account? I have heard about copying trades but have not looked into it but I have an idea of what it is.
@@jonathanjustin2476 Yeah exactly. My money stays right in my account. it's all programmatic,plus it's relatively much easier to set up and connect my accounts than creating a financial pan and drafting investment strategies myself, my account just mirrors her trades in realtime.
Not so easy, to take it easy,but take it easy 👊🏽one love Jamaica 🇯🇲 my home…
Lovely video I wish you had gotten the chance to see fire water you would be amazed thanks for showing our beautiful Jamaica
We have push carts in St.lucia too and many other islands yet JA on another level
It originated in Jamaica then spread to the other Caribbean countries.
The best, love Jamaica and it’s people ✌️
Blessings. One Luv.🌴🌴🌴
I loved watching this, very informative and entertaining in one go. Beautiful place and beautiful people
Now I have to make me a lowrider cart. Love this program. Simple life is the happiest life but the hardest.
This documentary is the most accurate narration of Jamaica & its people in their natural and purest form. This is obviously a well researched and accurate depiction of the "hand-cart" mode of operation culture of the Jamaican society without the exaggeration or the colourful enhancement of the journalist. Congratulations on an excellent project Sir. Born and raided on the island and now living in the USA for over 22yr, I can say without a doubt that your team did a magnificent job with this project! Well done. 👍
Enjoyable documentary. Much different lifestyle from Cold Alaska.