The ASTOUNDING AMERICAN HISTORY in MOROCCO They Don’t Teach Us 🇺🇸🇲🇦
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ธ.ค. 2022
- Did you know The United States' oldest alliance with a foreign nation is with Morocco? I went to Tangier, Morocco's most European city looking to learn about some of America's oldest known history. Morocco was the first country to recognize the United States as a sovereign nation in 1777. While looking for that history, the video took an unexpected turn.
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Adventure Elliot is a bilingual travel vlogger (English and Spanish) with a particular interest in the Spanish speaking world. I enjoy taking adventures - big or small - and my goal is to show the Spanish speaking world 1 video at a time.
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Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year!
Not everyone who wants to help you wants money, respect people a little bit
@@Al.Andalusi-Hm whatever that means
Man you are looking for hasslers and attracting them walking in the streets and saying Salam to people you don't know let alone loudly speaking in English ...if you just walked and minded your own business nobody would have bothered you or paid attention to you ...but i get it you are in the business of making youtube videos
You're Spanish not American , that's obvious lol
Go back to Spain dude. Go spend your little money in there. You have some negative vibes around you. I met your kind in east coast.
Hi dear Elliot, thanks for this Vlog. I’ m a Moroccan American. Just want to say don’t panic or think if someone try to help that they need something from you. For instance the guy who try to send his son with you to sho you you hotel, to the Moroccan that is act of kindness and helping strangers. Deep rooted on the culture
definitely, I don't know why are you panicking? if you afraid don't travel. Morocco is the safest country in the world. people are lovely this why everyone want to help you mate. it's not mean they want scam you or need your money. So be cool with Moroccan people and enjoy your life.
You right but something when you are somewhere, and people ask you where are you from or do you need help every 2 min, it’s feels weird, I am Moroccan who leave in USA California for 25 years, here people love there privacy, they don’t like to be bothered every minute specially when they are in new places and discovering and enjoying a new place and experience . I think it just différente mortalité, Moroccan: more social life, like to talk, more inviting, relax not busy…. American: more private people, some of them say Hi, they don’t like to talk a lot, and they are all running around busy working, they don’t have time to social with you, ALL MONEY MONEYYYYYYY.
@@sami011212 what's you fucking point??.. i don't get it still!!!...i am Moroccan Chinese!!
@@ongodwetust77 it not my problem if you are fucking stupid.
@@salahtaoussi most of his videos he says negative things about Morocco or Moroccans yet he keeps coming back to Morocco
I really respect that you did your research before you got to Tangier and relayed facts to your viewers. Awesome job! From an American Moroccan. 🇺🇸🇲🇦
great video, bro. i'm a history nerd myself, but i didn't know about the American Legation in Morocco being the first. also, thank you for being impartial with the history. this is why you're one of my favorite content creators. so many travel vloggers that don't include history or culture. they give the beautiful views, but you give those same views with the back story, and i'm here for it. also, just subbed to your patreon.
Hey Phx. I’m glad you connected with the history. Part of why I travel is to go to places and be able to step back in time. Morocco is one of the best countries to feel like your walking in the past. I appreciate the Patreon sub. Your help will be used to fund new travels and support local economies. Little by little. If you like the history video, you’re gonna love my Gibraltar video.
بالله عليكم اتركو السياح بدون ازعاج، هدا سلوك غير حضاري و يمكن ان يسبب نكسة في السياحة ، إذا طلب احدهم المساعدة فساعدوه، غير ذلك دعو السياح يتجولون دون ازعاج
I'm so proud of the way you dismiss the hustlers, you learned, you're practically one of us now.
Highlight of the video is you hanging out at that small old café, so wholesome ❤️
A wonderful and realistic analysis that talks about the Moroccan-American friendship, whose roots go back to the depths of history
There is the oldest and first American consulate in the world in Tangier, and it is considered the only American historical landmark located outside the United States of America .. Morocco is also the first country to recognize America as an independent country, that was in 1777, and more than that, we have the longest and oldest trade agreement in force effect so far. ... This is something unique that proves the strength of the relationship between Morocco and America 🇲🇦❤🇺🇸
As a Moroccan i hate from the bottom of my heart this hustlers who insists to sell to tourists the government should do something about it because that’s the worst thing about tourism in Morocco in my opinion
And moroccan from europe? There are not only tourists
Only in the north*
@@boulognepsg9426
You mean europeans.
Born there and love there, so they are one of them.
@@boulognepsg9426 dude you’re talking about people born there and there is a lot of communities there and in my comment I spoke about tourism in Morocco not in Europe 🤡
@@thecreator7830 in big touristic cities in general
The Kingdom of Morocco has had a wonderful relationship with the United States of America since ancient times until now
Not since ancient times. 1777 wasn’t ancient. That was the start of modern history. But yes we’ve always been good friends
Fantastic video.
Thanks for showing us this beautiful place!
Amazing video Elliot, one of your best..
as if I was there, walking by your side...very authentic and interesting historical content...especially concerning the American / Moroccon
political relationships..
As for the local vibe..it's really perfectly shown through your eyes and you sound so respectful towards traditions, religion, culture..and same tolerance for more negative issues tourists have to go through, when visiting Morrocco.
I really appreciated this excellent vlog.
Wish you Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2023..bringing you health, love and prosperity .
Best greetings from the french Alps , covered with shiny brite snow. 🎄 🎅 ☘
Excellent! I love your respect for the people and history. I'll be there with my son in March and this video helps lay the groundwork for us. Thx!
You got this. The hustlers aren’t that bad. I just engage with them to add to the video. It’s all part of the experience. Many people will appreciate your presence as a tourist and they will show great hospitality and gratitude. You’ll love this place. Safe travels.
It was such a good time with you here in Morocco, your vlog is amazing, it made me forget I was even watching it on TH-cam. I hope you come back again, good luck ✌🏻✌🏻
Thank you for the honest opinion!
Amazing content!
Keep it up and you know where to find me !
Great Job, Really Enjoyed your video.. Well done.
Merry Christmas hahah u made my day Eliot 😭😭❤️❤️
You are a great vlogger, 🙏🏽 lovd this video of 🇲🇦 & her people.
let me correct you one thing, you apparently like exploring and history too, you said it feels like Andalusia. Andalusia belonged to the Moors which today refers to the Moroccans (at least 80% of the Moors were Moroccans and the rest was a mix of other maghreb countries) it is rather the other way around, once you are in Andalusia you feel like you are in Morocco ;) I would say take a closer look, then you will see that the architecture is 100% Moroccan, which is in many Andalusian cities.
i dindt saw the whole video when i writed this, Tarik ibn Zayad was not a king, was a gouvernor and a military leader. Was sended by the King to make the cross.
You made fall again in love with Morocco 🤣🤣🤣🤣 even though I'm Moroccan HHhH your videos are just so amazing.
Thanks bro! Where are you from?
thank you for your amazing videos. I really like watching you. I will be going to Marocco in three Days and I am really hyped for my trip
Amazing video ❤
I like your videos . All of them are good and interesting. Greetings from Morocco.
Excellent series, Morocco! Thanks. You made some brave moves but that's part of being a curious traveler.
Algerian here, Morrocans are our brothers and we love them dearly even if our political relations are at their lowest for quit some times wich is heartbreaking... You should come to Algeria one day you will not be disappointed.
You know very well that your country started this. Envy, hate, jealousy because your neighbors did great in their history journey, trying to break them, exclude their lands from them, I call that hypocrisy. Allah is watching. But one thing is certain that we are brothers in Islam but not with the liars.
Algeria has so much to offer for tourists, but they should focus more on promoting it, if borders open someday, I will pay a visit.
Do you know that Algeria come as second recist country in the world ?
@@liveright1165 i mean you'd think your country trying to illegally invade us 1 year after independence started it.. but Moroccans and their delusional love for land as usual..
Il n'est pas fou pour venir en Algérie.😊😊😊
damn bro cant wait to see ur next vid
Thanks bro. It’s a big surprise
Fantastic video
I like your content , new subscriber here
Didn't bknow you were back in Morocco nice video thanks
Thanks for the video; I really enjoyed the historical insights. On a different note, it's disheartening to see some Moroccan men persistently bothering you. It reflects a broader need for a mindset shift. Personally, I've experienced similar frustrations, even at the airport. Despite being Moroccan myself, the incessant approaches for taxis in the airport when getting to visit my family have been a horrid experience every time, I just don't want to imagine being a foreigner. Having traveled to many countries, I can honestly say I've never faced such persistent encounters, especially in places like Jemaa el Fna in Marrakech. It's a situation that really needs to be addressed. I always say it: Education, Education, Education ... and we lack it a lot (Sorry for the rant 😅)
Amazing adventure. I enjoyed watching your videos. You're welcome my friend 🇲🇦🇺🇸
I see you
@@MorAcro Kevin is here too? That's amazing. You knew that I follow you 😂 I'm your follower since 2018 to now.. ❤️
I really like this video ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love it ♥️🙏
Good adventure 😊 bro, we love 💕 you 🇲🇦🇺🇸
Te conoce por primera en el video de Tetuán el día de la celebración, y realmente me sorprendió tu forma tan natural de hacer vídeos, puedo decir que eres muy flexible para adaptarse en cualquier país y esto es un don muy valioso, como soy Tetuáni me alegra mucho que te ha gustado mi cuidad Tetuán, y claro a toda nuestra tierra, y te ofrezco nuestras disculpas por si alguien te ha molestado, muy bienvenido de nuevo a Marruecos.
Y Un consejo : las personas que te acercan y insisten, intenta no intercambiar palabras con ellos, solo diles "no" o "gracias" sin más para no seguir insistiendo porque se que eso suele molestar a veces. Saludos Crack.
awal mera ntferj fih Ta Ymashi T7wa zaml li 7ati syd has bakro shi 9lwa
amazing video, great to see people coming here to morocco and enjoying their stay, for you an avid traveler it probably doesn't bother you as much as someone who just travels here and there but i really wish people here can be less persistent since its annoying even to me as a local.
Salam ou3alaikoum.
Amazing video's you make.
Respect 👍
Keep on going.
For us as Moroccan living in Europe are your video's an new experience.
Thanks a lot.
Personally I didn't know about that old history building/ museum in Tangier.
Amazing 🤝
Greetings from Moroccan🇲🇦💚💚💚 people from Holland 🇳🇱 💚💚💚
Greetings to you brothers in Algeria 🇩🇿 💚💚💚
Greetings to our brothers fellow Americans 🇺🇸 💚💚💚.
Special Greetings to yemma yenou 👌 restaurant keeper Omar with Bilal.
Ounce we visit you're restaurant.
Man we Moroccans feel closer to America than to Europe 😂 because we have great relationships from the start of history when moroccco was the First Nation even to recognise USA in 1777❤ during history when we ruled all the region and its seas , we also were protecting Americans in the Mediterranean so that they do their business without being attacked by pirates. Since that time we have nothing but love to USA 🇺🇸 go to essaouira bro where jimmy Hendrix used to live and go to gnawa party it’s a spiritual jewish city
Merci pour ce vidéo , il est l'un des meilleurs
Best videooo👍👍👍👍👍💯
Very nice video!
Thanks!
I’m from Wisconsin too & I really like & appreciate what you doing keep it up man 🎉
I used to work in the Last restaurant you visited, you remembered me a lot of memories, thank
A word to the wise, you’re in an area of Tangier where you’ll be approached constantly by hustlers. Tangier is among the oldest cities in Morocco. The movie Casablanca was really about Tangier. During WWll Tangier was an international city, run by consortium of European Power.
Once again nice video Elliot. When are you going to see the beautiful Al Hoceima? It’s the favorite holiday city of the king.
fantastic adventure with great vlog, this is the actual expansion in Morocco, with a piece of grandiose history, I can't imagine better content as a tourist in Morocco. 🇲🇦 🇺🇸
Visit Assilla is a beautiful city… Merry Christmas 🎄
Im so glad to see you met some riffians. You find them alot in tanger/Tetouan region
niice ❤️🇲🇦
Thank you for this beautiful video of Morocco ❤️ I'm currently living in Pennsylvania USA originally from New Jersey. There's something so beautiful about the Moroccan people that prayerfully one day I too will be blessed to visit. I've been to 28 states here and lived in 5. I'm itching to travel outside these walls and Morocco would be the perfect place to start. Prayers that your travels are safe filled with many beautiful memories
Yoo Elliot, dude U are so real in Ur vlogs. I lived in Andalusia Fuengirola and Marbella so what U talking about feels home man. Great job and keep on moving. Ill be back there later this year so see U around. Big salute from 🇦🇱
Any person in the world welcom him in maroco by the best method 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🤗🤗🤗
المغاربة ضريفيين للدرجة السداحة
Elliott stay safe out there. Especially when you are by yourself.
Don't forget Morocco was famous in the sixties for American writers and artist
Fucking impressed. Dude you’ve visited some obscure place I won’t go as a Moroccan. Did the coolest thing with the chillest dude. Man I think I watch the peek of my travel videos.
Def becoming a patron cheers mate from Houston TX
Wow what an experience from the winding hidden shops to the really nice sidewalk cafe! Safe travels Elliot!
Did you like the American history ?! I never knew about the connection between Morocco and America before I went there
@@AdventureElliot that was really interesting and I was not aware of that connection
I'm keen to go to tangier at the start of Jan and follow in your footsteps. Not literally of course that would be weird.
The plant is an organic Moroccan cannabis mixed with a certain amount of fresh tobacco, we smoke it in a clay pipe and a long wood tube called "sabsee"..that's why he said natural lol
A lot of genuine encounters there. I love Tangier for the many things it offers, from history to amazing attractions. I really get annoyed by the hustlers, even though there are not a lot of them and I understand their economic hardships now. I hope this decreases. As a Moroccan, I just firmly turn down offers or avoid some very touristic parts of the city where the hustlers are located. HOWEVER, the same problem is everywhere. As a Moroccan in the US, I am constantly targeted by annoying and time-consuming ads online. There is nothing compared to the digital hustlers in the US! But these are just distractions, and one has to learn how to navigate these things to enjoy the real experience. Good stuff @AdventureElliot!
i liked the video)
Instant coffee in the deepest crevices .. gentrification of the world 😢 the “inspiration” Hemingway and the lot felt must have been because of the purity and novelty of these places at the time. Interesting to see the mixing how it’s all developed and will develop. Dope video shtill
27:14 an example of gentrified vernacular. You’re welcome.
Bravo
CONGRATULATIONS MOROCCO 🇲🇦🇲🇦👑👑🇺🇸❤🌹👏🏻
Gurl, you looked soooo nervous throughout the video, just relaxed, the shop owners/ workers are just salespeople :)
Welcome again to Morocco 💓✌️
moroccan people are very kind u have to treat them as they treat u, they are friendly don't treat them like they want to bother u or smtng like this
they like tourist and they love to help them.
You could've hit me uppp when you came to tangiiier, i would've your guide freeeeof charge, but i hope you had a great time regardless 💪🏼💪🏼
I was born in tanger but raised in uk, it looks like you have been to more places that I know of
That’s how I travel haha. I go to the lesser known places.
My ancestor come from Morocco, What a Place!
Bon vidio
Oooh, Elliot! Did you see the old theatre Cervantes, 1913??? I Saw It, the windows crushed, It needs a good renovation ❤. Your videos are so, so good, dear Elliot! Thank you!
Yes I remember seeing it but it was so damaged .. where are you from by the way?
Now that I rewatch the video you low-key reminds me of bald and bankrupt but in Morocco ))
Welcome , between morrocan and américain people there is a very beautiful relation based on respect .
Mmmm interesting
the thing that you smoke called '' sebsi '' its very famous in north morocco and used by old people , it is pure THC planted in mountains of morocco very strong and natural
Tbarklah
That phone conversation with Benjamin was so funny 😂😂
I’m glad you understood that lol
@@AdventureElliothelping people is a part of our daily life as Morrocans it has nothing with money not all the time it's about money if you don't want to be "bothered " STOP saying SALAM SALAM SALAM , and trust me nobody will even look at you 😂 anyway I hope you enjoyed your time in our kingdom, u r very welcome 😊
وابغيت غير نشوف شي واحد داخل سوق كرو هههههه
@AdventureElliot helping people is a part of our daily life as Morrocans it has nothing with money not all the time it's about money if you don't want to be "bothered " STOP saying SALAM SALAM SALAM , and trust me nobody will even look at you 😂 anyway I hope you enjoyed your time in our kingdom, u r very welcome 😊
So emotional! Welcome to life!
20:10 we lost our guy! 🤣🚀
Welcome to Tangier you should visit Achaqar beach, Rmilat to see perdicaris castle , villa harris.. you'll surprised if you need help you're very welcome
Hi bro I wish u had a wonderful day.
Sorry for the uncomfortable situation some people put u in however, u should def visit Marrakech and agadir it’s more touristic speaking of which if u ever visited agadir welcome I would like to show u the places as a friend to a friend 😊.
Este canal es perfecto para alguien que entiende inglés español y árabe marroquí 😂😂
The trifecta 👌🏻
This video is mostly a walking tour through Tangier while it touches only briefly on the subject of the American legation and the early diplomatic relationship between Morocco and the U.S.
Tourism is no more a sustainable job … it’s a high risky business because of pandemic 😷 and so
Thanks for sharing your experience
Pandemic who ? 😂 no don’t worry about it
Hey Elliot, I just met Omar, will be eating here again tonight.
Me gusta las casas en Marruecos son grandes
Elliot are you still here in tangier i want to met you bro
It was King Mohamed 3 who recognized the USA in 1777......The first country in the world
Amazing history
Welcome to morocco, just for ur information this country IS really safe i swear u will have a gright vocation.
Tanmirt
Didn't you see Ibn Battuta's tomb? It is located in Tangiers
Well it was very interesting to watch this episode about the city I've been in , you were telling here a great history !! But the way all these people jumping on you oh it is frustrating
I know what I'am talking about because me myself walking around in that city and all man literally telling you something, coming ti say hi , inviting somewhere .... I didn't feel safe there! So girls, travel only to this city with friends, boyfriends, etc
I know it's stressful but don't panic , even I'm moroccan from tangier whenever I pass from there they do the same thing with me lol . Just say big NO & they would stop (not trying to defend them but it was due to lockdown .... reality hustlers are everywhere) still I wish they could do better . Saludos
Like we said !! That like you smock a healthy cigarette bro!🤣
Natural healthy Medicine 😃
I Hope you go visit alhoceima my hometowm eventhough its small its beautiful and welcoming
Two words...Instant Coffee. :)
Omar was such a great guy
Something that really annoys me about the locals (people who want to make money) that keep coming through all the time after you say you're not interested. This is so irritating, I do understand that it is their hustle to put food on the table, but this continues in every corner of the street, whether it's a restaurant that owns it, or someone who sells tissues to the normal vendors. This really needs to change, hopefully the Ministry of Tourism will do something about this...I say this as being Moroccan. In Marrakesh it's even worse I understand...
I totally agree with your comments! they wont leave you in peace for a minute,And that stresses me out a lot..
فيديو جميل ولكن كمية إزعاج كبيرة تعرض لها السائح للأسف الذي يرغب في استكشاف المدينة بمفرده.