You guys are so cute . My brother , I think the ALMIGHTY gave you a nice and beautiful woman . Love her , protect her and give her all your affection . MAY THE HOLY SPIRIT BE YOU GUYS GUIDE FOREVER .
Thank you, my heart is 🙇🏻♀️ filled with gratitude reading your message and wishes for me 🙏🏼 we will try to stay strong together in the kingdom of God. As long as we place Him in the center of this relationship, we believe we will thrive in loving not just each other but others also… ❤️🙏🏼
oh, thank you so much for your statement here! They are not that great yet, but you're too kind to compliment us this way! 🙏🏼❤️ If there's any specific video you'd like us to make, kindly let us know! :D 😁
Your video reminds me of the time I lived in Nigeria .And as an oyinbo, I also used an umbrella every day to shade myself from the sun.Greetings from China
Wow you’ve lived here before? The sun here this year was just insane 😂 Do you sometimes miss Nigeria? Because when I went back home, even with the comfort and convenience readily available, I missed it!! Haha By the way, don’t be kidding me!! fayrouz is always my go-to soda here!!! Wow
@@babeyeahsweetie I lived in Ibadan most of last year (exchange student at the University of Ibadan) and sometimes came to Lagos. I do miss living in Nigeria, even I got excited the other day when I smelled the familiar perfume in the school building (I later found out there was an international student class nearby). In those days it was common for me to walk from school gate to Amala Skye in bodija market to dine (it seems lagos has a branch of theirs too, you can try it, I think it's delicious) and haggled with the keke drivers in the school. When I was on my walks, I often got bike drivers whistling at me asking if I want a ride, maybe they were not used to seeing people walking on the road just for exercise. Last week, I was having dinner with an scholar from Nigeria, I said every time i tried Maltina I gave up but loved fayrouz, he said he loved maltina not fayrouz at all, hahaha, I loved that. Subtle preferences make me feel like I'm very local. also I listen to afrobeats, I follow you because of your cover songs!
@@susanl3902 Wow your reply is full of interesting stories!! Thank you so much for sharing your story like an old friend. I was talking about Fayrouz with Victor and then remembered I was drinking it in the video hahaha I love that fruity fresh flavour, and Maltina I almost threw up too hahaha; he loves it and I find the taste very strange 🤣 Wow, I never heard of an exchange student to Lagos.... Why would you have come to Nigeria for an exchange? (Me, I went to China for exchange by the way haha) Can I ask which area you're living? Also How did you walk around as a woman and take keke like that? I don't think I can even try that alone without Victor, hmm.... Is Ibadan safe like that? I've been there too but... also, Ibadan air quality, is it okay for a casual walk? hmm very interesting! Wow, you even listen to afrobeats hahahaha You continue to shock me line after line. I love their music, me that never liked noisy music.. Their music will go far more globally soon, I think - although I already felt it when I was in Korea, listening to Ayra Starr's music in Zara store 😂 Wow, Amala Skye? I will definitely search and perhaps make a video there trying some local food. What do you recommend? 😁 Pleaes if you have IG, talk to me, so we can share stories freely :)
@@babeyeahsweetie I majored in African Studies, and my African studies programme was more like fieldwork than an exchange, but I did get into a graduate programme with local students.（*＾ワ＾*） Why did I adopt this lifestyle? Maybe I prefer to travel independently, so I was good at instantly assessing the safety of my surroundings? There are also some word-of-mouth experiences among Chinese graduate students who have been to Africa, such as it is possible to do this and it is better not to do that, which can be a reference for me.(◍ ´꒳` ◍)They almost always come to Africa alone as well. I came into contact with some Chinese businessmen living in Nigeria and their view of Nigeria is totally different from ours, the company provides high class accommodation, food and transport, all of which protects them and their fear of the locals very well. . Perhaps the way in which one enters the country brings a different way of understanding. Ibadan is a very peaceful city, most of my walks happen when I walked to malls that were not particularly far (2km?), haggling happened when I know exactly the price and get hiked up because I'm an oyinbo, and the keke driver, like any ordinary person who realised that the little trick has been blown, fed back with a natural reaction of laughter, and sometimes started chatting because of it. I have also travelled alone on Danfo in Lagos. of course, I need to plan my walk in advance and show total confidence in it.(◔◡◔)
@@babeyeahsweetieThe day to day Lagos street life, the way both of you show affection, intimacy and make jokes, the series of event. I love the ending part of the video in the car🤩 Currently in Abuja but i miss Lagos.
Oh my Abuja brother! Thank you so much for your comment. I loved reading your comment as you described so very perfectly... And I see you really miss Lagos also! We will make sure to document more of the street life in Lagos next time as well! We are planning on taking the new train and also trying eating my first bush meat 🤣
Hahaha that drama was the first we watched together and we enjoyed so much!! Highly recommend haha 🥰🥰 thanks for watching our video and even leaving a comment ❤️
What is the idiom love bug? What About the Love Bug? In similar fashion, being bitten by the love bug refers to someone showing all the “symptoms” of being in love.
@@babeyeahsweetie hahaha. Of course. Where you guys both single and searching when you met.Was it a friendship at first. Who liked who first. Who made the first move. How did the other person react.How long did you take after you first met t o being in a relationship etc. I got carried away. I hope this is'nt too much😅😅
@@mjay1169 wow this is really a good compressive series of questions! We will respond to every one of your questions in our video and mention your name as well Mjay! Are you Nigerian staying in Nigeria?
You are absolutely right! Everyone deserves dignity for who they are and I remind myself to always remember why I entered into this relationship: the value he carries inside him regardless of his country and things that come along with that. I will still do better tho. Thanks for the brotherly advice for him ❤️🙏🏼
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I love how real the vlog was and how beautiful you both are :)
Awww I'm so happy to know you saw what I was trying to show! We value authenticity here! Thanks sweetheart
@@babeyeahsweetie 🤍🤍
You guys are so cute . My brother , I think the ALMIGHTY gave you a nice and beautiful woman . Love her , protect her and give her all your affection . MAY THE HOLY SPIRIT BE YOU GUYS GUIDE FOREVER .
Thank you, my heart is 🙇🏻♀️ filled with gratitude reading your message and wishes for me 🙏🏼 we will try to stay strong together in the kingdom of God. As long as we place Him in the center of this relationship, we believe we will thrive in loving not just each other but others also… ❤️🙏🏼
Y’all should let the single breet! 😂❤😂❤
Hahahaha sorry oooo 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️
@@babeyeahsweetie 😂
What a cute couple 😊
Hehehe 🥰🥰 thank you Soohyun❤️❤️
Great videos. Great couple.
oh, thank you so much for your statement here! They are not that great yet, but you're too kind to compliment us this way! 🙏🏼❤️ If there's any specific video you'd like us to make, kindly let us know! :D 😁
Great couple 💗
Thank you sister ❤️
Much love to you guys...I enjoy watching you
Thank you so much brother! 🙏🏼❤️ so glad to hear that you enjoy our videos...
아름다운 영상이네요. 자주 업로드해 주셔서 감사합니다. 이 참에 100만 구독자 가시죠?
ㅎㅎ 언제쯤 백만 찍을려나요! 🥹 욕심부리면 불행해지니 결과가 아닌 과정을 즐기려고 하고 있습니다! 늘 응원 감사합니다 ^^
Your video reminds me of the time I lived in Nigeria .And as an oyinbo, I also used an umbrella every day to shade myself from the sun.Greetings from China
OH，and I love Fayrouz
Wow you’ve lived here before? The sun here this year was just insane 😂 Do you sometimes miss Nigeria? Because when I went back home, even with the comfort and convenience readily available, I missed it!! Haha
By the way, don’t be kidding me!! fayrouz is always my go-to soda here!!! Wow
@@babeyeahsweetie I lived in Ibadan most of last year (exchange student at the University of Ibadan) and sometimes came to Lagos.
I do miss living in Nigeria, even I got excited the other day when I smelled the familiar perfume in the school building (I later found out there was an international student class nearby).
In those days it was common for me to walk from school gate to Amala Skye in bodija market to dine (it seems lagos has a branch of theirs too, you can try it, I think it's delicious) and haggled with the keke drivers in the school. When I was on my walks, I often got bike drivers whistling at me asking if I want a ride, maybe they were not used to seeing people walking on the road just for exercise. Last week, I was having dinner with an scholar from Nigeria, I said every time i tried Maltina I gave up but loved fayrouz, he said he loved maltina not fayrouz at all, hahaha, I loved that. Subtle preferences make me feel like I'm very local.
also I listen to afrobeats, I follow you because of your cover songs!
@@susanl3902 Wow your reply is full of interesting stories!! Thank you so much for sharing your story like an old friend.
I was talking about Fayrouz with Victor and then remembered I was drinking it in the video hahaha I love that fruity fresh flavour, and Maltina I almost threw up too hahaha; he loves it and I find the taste very strange 🤣
Wow, I never heard of an exchange student to Lagos.... Why would you have come to Nigeria for an exchange? (Me, I went to China for exchange by the way haha) Can I ask which area you're living? Also How did you walk around as a woman and take keke like that? I don't think I can even try that alone without Victor, hmm.... Is Ibadan safe like that? I've been there too but... also, Ibadan air quality, is it okay for a casual walk? hmm very interesting!
Wow, you even listen to afrobeats hahahaha You continue to shock me line after line. I love their music, me that never liked noisy music.. Their music will go far more globally soon, I think - although I already felt it when I was in Korea, listening to Ayra Starr's music in Zara store 😂
Wow, Amala Skye? I will definitely search and perhaps make a video there trying some local food. What do you recommend? 😁 Pleaes if you have IG, talk to me, so we can share stories freely :)
@@babeyeahsweetie I majored in African Studies, and my African studies programme was more like fieldwork than an exchange, but I did get into a graduate programme with local students.（*＾ワ＾*）
Why did I adopt this lifestyle? Maybe I prefer to travel independently, so I was good at instantly assessing the safety of my surroundings? There are also some word-of-mouth experiences among Chinese graduate students who have been to Africa, such as it is possible to do this and it is better not to do that, which can be a reference for me.(◍ ´꒳` ◍)They almost always come to Africa alone as well.
I came into contact with some Chinese businessmen living in Nigeria and their view of Nigeria is totally different from ours, the company provides high class accommodation, food and transport, all of which protects them and their fear of the locals very well. . Perhaps the way in which one enters the country brings a different way of understanding.
Ibadan is a very peaceful city, most of my walks happen when I walked to malls that were not particularly far (2km?), haggling happened when I know exactly the price and get hiked up because I'm an oyinbo, and the keke driver, like any ordinary person who realised that the little trick has been blown, fed back with a natural reaction of laughter, and sometimes started chatting because of it. I have also travelled alone on Danfo in Lagos. of course, I need to plan my walk in advance and show total confidence in it.(◔◡◔)
Good vibes
Very nice couple 👩❤️💋👨
Awww thank you for your kind words Glory ❤️❤️ watching from Nigeria?
You guys look amazing
Thank you so much for the generous compliment!! ❤️
Nice Vlog!!
Thank you for enjoying ☺️❤️
I love you guys❤
Thank you Emmanuel! We are very grateful for your love ooo ❤️
영상을 찍는게 쉽지 않군요~ 귀한 영상 감사~
네 ㅋㅋ 나이지리아에선 뭐든 쉽지만 또 뭐든 어려운 것 같습니다 ㅎㅎ
머리카락으로 빅터 괴롭히는 부분에서 빵터졌어요 😂😂😂😂😂 매일 르네 머리감겨주고, 빗겨주기 약속~~~ 제가 증인이에요 ㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ아싸~!! 증인 감사합니다 ㅠㅜ 근데 왠지 제 지인이신 것 같은데.. 아이디가 왠지 눈에 익는데….. 🥰
Interesting and beautiful
Thank you for watching our vid! 🥹❤️
Btw what did you find interesting!?
@@babeyeahsweetieThe day to day Lagos street life, the way both of you show affection, intimacy and make jokes, the series of event. I love the ending part of the video in the car🤩 Currently in Abuja but i miss Lagos.
Oh my Abuja brother! Thank you so much for your comment. I loved reading your comment as you described so very perfectly...
And I see you really miss Lagos also! We will make sure to document more of the street life in Lagos next time as well! We are planning on taking the new train and also trying eating my first bush meat 🤣
One eternity later!? 🤣
Awnnn what a cute couple
The guy is definitely K-drama addict like me
See as I am smiling like mumu and blushing ☺️
Hahaha that drama was the first we watched together and we enjoyed so much!! Highly recommend haha 🥰🥰 thanks for watching our video and even leaving a comment ❤️
@@babeyeahsweetie 🤗
❤❤❤❤❤
Marry sister ❤️❤️
Careful in those keke’s. Threats can become reality very quickly
Oh wow, even keke? I know yellow bus can be a threat of kidnapping, but what can happen in keke?? I'm curious 👀
I think she looks prettier with her hair up
oh really?! my babe always wants my hair down.... I'm happy you said the opposite!!! ❤
You are back in Nigeria? You defo caught the Naija bug now..😊
You mean bed bug 🐛??
@@vcent1111 Naija love bug for sure!!
@martsousai7086 what kind of bug do you mean bros, I be Naija too and this your bug is strange to me, can you please explain what you mean by that?
Hahaha that naija bug comment we never got oo what did you mean? You mean like love virus?
What is the idiom love bug?
What About the Love Bug? In similar fashion, being bitten by the love bug refers to someone showing all the “symptoms” of being in love.
You should make a video about how you started dating your bf. We are curious to know
That’s a lovely idea! We will do one soon 😊 thanks for the suggestion
@@babeyeahsweetie cant wait!
Btw any other specifics you want to know about how we met!? Haha
@@babeyeahsweetie hahaha. Of course. Where you guys both single and searching when you met.Was it a friendship at first. Who liked who first. Who made the first move. How did the other person react.How long did you take after you first met t o being in a relationship etc. I got carried away. I hope this is'nt too much😅😅
@@mjay1169 wow this is really a good compressive series of questions! We will respond to every one of your questions in our video and mention your name as well Mjay! Are you Nigerian staying in Nigeria?
I understand that you are in love, but you don’t have to look down on yourself because you are an African in a relationship with an “oyibo”.
You are absolutely right! Everyone deserves dignity for who they are and I remind myself to always remember why I entered into this relationship: the value he carries inside him regardless of his country and things that come along with that. I will still do better tho. Thanks for the brotherly advice for him ❤️🙏🏼