Well. That went horrible.

@TheLutheranDude7938

22 күн бұрын

Horrible to the max!

@LawMakerBlu

22 күн бұрын

Unfortunately, this is how quite a few of Dynast’s lives go.

That Ad Sense Generator chick gives off serious 🛏🔧 vibes.

@MindfulMoments1444

22 күн бұрын

She sounded absolutely crazy, didn't know basic things about American culture despite being here for several decades and also didn't know things about her own culture (Nigerian). I'm detecting a chaos agent.

@TheAntReport

22 күн бұрын

@@MindfulMoments1444I don’t think she is Igbo. She’s just a troll looking for attention. First she was “igboland” then changed her name to “ad cents generator” clearly a troll.

@aae7583

22 күн бұрын

I am guessing your passport and visa application was DENIED #passportbro

@sankofaa3000

21 күн бұрын

Textbook tether bedwench. These Africa is heaven channels are the only safe spaces left for people like that

@504Tendaji

20 күн бұрын

Nah she was spittin facts

Shout out to the powerful fba woman who dogged walked these tethers on their home court, I loved this 😂

I love my "Black American" sisters, especially now that I'm living down south I have been received very well by them. I also get along well with my African and Caribbean sisters and I must say that I have also been ostracized, hated and conspired against by all but I choose to formulate my perceptions based on the majority and those have been positive experiences. Btw I'm Dominican by birth but my ancestry is from South Carolina, great-grandpa migrated to Samana, Dominican Republic in the 1800s. I grew up anti-black as many of us Dominican - Americans did but most of my friends have been and are black. After I learned about African and Black American history and accomplishments I'm proud to identify as black and I'm even planning a trip to Africa soon to explore my roots further💞

Didn't hear solutions. 4 plus hours of personal attacks.

@MindfulMoments1444

22 күн бұрын

I agree, it was horrilble!!

@catcher867

22 күн бұрын

Nothing productive going on today this nonsense

@davidjohnson3143

22 күн бұрын

This channel is to flame diaspora wars

@TheLutheranDude7938

22 күн бұрын

​@@davidjohnson3143the women dimension is on another level of toxic.

@aae7583

22 күн бұрын

@@davidjohnson3143 There is no "DIASPORA WAR". There is no "war" African immigrants have against Black Americans. Not wanting to be shamed, humiliated and physically abused IS NOT HATE nor a WAR.

I wished that we would spend at least half the amount of time and energy solving problems instead of going for each other’s neck all the time.

@PHlophe

22 күн бұрын

Darrin, its the reason you will never ever catch me beefing with another BP. Even when the other person misbehaves. It makes us look foolish even when there is competition . i pull pack real quick.

Although you may have had issues with a particular or a few Africans, African-Americans, or African-Caribbeans, you can't generalize everyone. Unfortunately, due to slavery, colonialism, and misinformation, we have had negative depictions about each other. It is 2024. We are better off bridging the gap and uniting. I understand we all have our different cultures and ethnicities. However, we all connect back to Mama Africa. Lastly, those who want to remain divisive leave them and focus on those with the agenda of togetherness.

I would love to see via tv or internet this panel of women be participants in a free-for-all mud wrestling event. It would be hilarious!😅😅😅😅

Look ladies it's enough of me to go around. 😂😂😂

@Dynast, we have to do this one again, but this time lets do one for Solutions, and more bridge building... please do email me when it starts.. I missed this one.. GMT woes.

None of these people with these hip accidents on the panel are in Africa

Chantel talking about Africans not joining the fight and mentioning BLM... a Nigerian founded BLM!! She was one of the three. And she peeped the b.s. early enough, and dipped from the group while the main lady used the money to buy homes for herself.

Dynast you gotta do this again, I have many stories

Pease Dynast i would appreciate NOT hearing from the previous lady iboland again, today she may have used a different name. Unfortunately i now understand why she is not likeable maybe also not by her own group. She's condescending, arrogrant,and deeply prejudice.This.was a length conversation where little was accomplis.,the person who spoke of ethnic differences is the reason why African groups stay within their own ethnicities made sense. i.donot see the division in the work place.The last speaker conclusion was important,, lets find peace among each other.,Yes whenever there's hope inflitrators makes the necessay attempts to creat problems in many ways..Nigeria can rise but already the people are being labeled in a negative way, Black Americans are capable of good things and most have a unfied mindset suddenly they want to be FBA ect SOMETHING is happening and it doesnot benefit Blacks anywhere.

@TheLutheranDude7938

22 күн бұрын

You're very correct. Yes, she's the same person called "AD SENSE GENERATOR" today. She is just obnoxious, long winded, silly and emotionally confused. People like that are very likely on a controlled substance and definitely speaks for herself.

@aae7583

22 күн бұрын

Mavis, go find a pillow and CRY! You are focused on me. **not surprising** yet, Black American men make 100s of hours of videos on YT complaining about Black American women. Cause they sure ain't talking about Black immigrant women. There is NOTHING about me that applies to you and I would never go near you. Stick to what you know. #CHAOS

@fistandpen2505

21 күн бұрын

I'm Nigerian.. I'm sorry most folks on the call were ridiculous. You can't pick out ad sense as if Chantel was making any sense lol Goofy deserve goofy, it is what it is lol

@carolinasoulman1378

20 күн бұрын

AD sense, igboland whoever she is her name keeps changing lol, that woman clearly has mental issues, problems seems to follow her wherever she goes., it's the energy she gives off. I'm not buying her story, at times she seems all over he place. I don't trust or believe anything she says.

Everything too emotional!

2:32:00 The woman speaking here clearly has good character and thus finds others with good character to be around. It’s just that simple. When those with good character find others with good character, great relationships are formed indefinitely. It takes 2 people with good character to build create a positive relationship, but one person with bad character to create a negative relationship. Negativity has a mathematical advantage, being at least twice as powerful as Positivity, at all times. Good character is the art of waiting for your turn to say or do the most respectful and considerate thing possible at all times. Just take a step back and ask yourself how many black people you know have that qualify? Very few. But hope is not lost. This is something we can work on, and that would make all the difference, not just in our relationships with each other, but for our brand around the world.

@TheLutheranDude7938

22 күн бұрын

@@MikeyDavis you're a wise person.

@mavisburke495

22 күн бұрын

@@MikeyDavis I wish I have an idea of the person you were referring to as having a good character, please clarify.

@TheLutheranDude7938

22 күн бұрын

@@mavisburke495 That's Aissata. On your phone/laptop or any device you are watching this from, move the slider to the 2:32:00 minute point. That's when she started to talk. You will love her! Notice how her attackers try to "unblack" and "unAmerican" her!

Yes Elvis!!!

Lots of chatter from a female panel comprised of a few informed ladies, but mainly a balance of ignorant & misinformed ADOSers.😢

I missed this this one , have another one

@TheLutheranDude7938

22 күн бұрын

You didn't miss much. It was 4 solid hours of slander!

Black Inventions have been debunked nice try Chantellisha

@naturalmoments9319

6 күн бұрын

Then why are there thousands of Black people with US patents?

So much ignorance. Sad thing people think this is cute

@41:39 some Africans will go out of their way to explain Nigerians excelling. But NIGERIANS RISE TO THE TOP - it is not a numbers thing. In 2022, black immigration in U.S. was Jamaica: 17.9%, Haiti: 16.4%, Nigeria: 10.4%, Ethiopia: 7.0%, Ghana: 5.1%. (not including Dominican Republic which has even more immigrants than Jamaica). So if it was about "numbers" success rates would follow the pattern above - it does not. On a PERCENTAGE basis, Nigerians excel outside of just raw numbers (among ALL immigrants, not just black): according to data from the Migration Policy Institute (per Financial Times), more than half of Nigerian immigrants (54 per cent) were most likely to occupy management positions, compared with 32 per cent of the total foreign-born population and 39 per cent of the US-born population. Not to mention the anecdotal reference points, from people like Pearlena Igbokwe (Chairman of Universal Studios Group) to Wally Adeyemo (Deputy Secretary of the Treasury) to Bennet Omalu (Doctor that discovered CTE). This is not about numbers. The same holds true in UK, where Nigerians excel pretty much along the same lines as U.S. so enough said. Already in Canada, despite Nigerians being recent immigrants, people like Dr. Chika Oriuwa (inspiration for the black barbie doctor doll) has been named a top 50 Canadian, and Masai Ujiri, Order of Canada recipient is one of very few black general managers to win an NBA championship. Dame Elizabeth Aniowu is one of two black women who are Order of Merit recipients (Canada's highest honor). In 2010, a Nigerian John Godson became the first black MP in Polish Parliament - yes POLAND! There has been no Indian or Chinese person in Polish parliament, and yet these communities outnumber Nigerian migrants in Poland probably by 2,000%. In the German labor market, research by the govt "German Employment Agency (BA) shows that Nigerians have an edge when it comes to finding jobs in this country." It also says "Data from the BA points to 20,000 Nigerians with either a steady or temporary job in March 2018. Only Pakistanis topped Nigerians in finding work." Nigerians rise to the top.

@aae7583

22 күн бұрын

Nigerians are the BEST. It is what it is. This creates discontent (to say the very least) amongst Black Americans. I succeed at every job, cause I go in to do one thing and one thing only.... EXCEL and PERFORM. "Men Lie, Women Lie, NUMBERS DON'T" ~ Weezy F. Baby . There could be a whole LIVE , as to how and why Nigerians succeed.

Good debate ladies,African man here

@TheLutheranDude7938

22 күн бұрын

@@amaradumbuya2099 hmm...not good! It was 100% problems and 0% solutions. These people had nowhere to go on a Saturday night. Just one day after payday.

@aae7583

22 күн бұрын

thanks! 😄

Chantell you have to make up your mind... are you African or not. Because me as a black American I do not identify as an African. Africa is gone, it is a Faraway place, black Americans are hundreds of years removed from that continent. its culture, as well as its identity. So I hate it when black Americans try to claim african. I mean so this lady said you're not african,. I agree.. We have such a rich and wealth of culture. We done things that Africans could not have ever done over here.. Black American culture is a rich and dynamic blend of traditions, customs, and contributions spanning music, dance, cuisine, literature, art, and social justice. It has given rise to influential music genres like jazz, blues, and hip-hop, and dance styles such as the Lindy Hop, Charleston, and breakdancing. Soul food reflects culinary ingenuity, while literary giants like Langston Hughes and Toni Morrison have profoundly impacted literature The Black church plays a central role in community life and activism, notably the civil rights movement, which is one of the reasons why so many Africans are here in the first place🤔🤔. Black American culture is a testament to creativity, resilience, and enduring influence on broader American and global cultures. Nigerian women kept referring to Black Americans Plantation ancestry. Well partially true.. she has Colonial ancestry. Black Americans had their banking institutions before africa. Nigeria created their first bank in 1929. Black Americans created their first bank in 1865 call Freeman's Bank. HBCU and other black Americans education institutions. The first one was 1837. After that they didn't create their first bank until 1922, is Uganda baby. Nigeria founded their first University in 1948🤔🤔🤔🤔 We've innovative, we got the Garrett Morgan's inventor of the gas mask and the traffic signal, madam CJ Walker invented hair care products for African-American women.. George Washington carver, Granville T woods, inventor of the multiplex Telegraph And then we had people like Lewis Howard latimer. Who improved Thomas Edison's light bulb, Elijah McCoy.. Otis Boykin.. invented electrical transistor.. and then we prominent black American inventors in the cell phone and in computer technology... Henry T sampson, Mark dean, Martin Cooper, James Edward west.. and then you know black Americans also invented things like I don't know.. dry cleaning.. catering service.. That's from Black americans. Black Americans invented America's number one whiskey.. Jack daniels. Nigeria doesn't have any International drinks to mention for. I say this to say this... What better than you. Don't run around here talking about we come from Plantation slave culture when our culture is world renowned it is the best not you... us! Knock it off. You have a whole country of 200 million people, your annual GDP is less than 500 billion dollars you are poor you have a weak military you don't have a space program you don't have any economy to lift your people out of poverty. You're less than 500 billion dollars that is your spending power. Black American spending power is 1.6 trillion, and that's not even including the fact that we closed down most of our businesses in the 1960s once we integrated.. not bad for a slave plantation race huh... 🤔🤔😗you're not better than us. And we're not inferior than you! We've achieved so much over here we've done so much, we built.. created so much, and you have a whole country that's struggling, you have a struggle country...... Oh yes, Black Americans are not just a slave plantation race sweetheart. We are world renowned people.. not you, everyone eats her food, everyone talks like us, everyone dances like us. and listen to our music. you're just Nigerian.. and this is to that AD sensory generator.. ... whatever she calls herself.

@TheLutheranDude7938

22 күн бұрын

You should hold Dynast responsible for inviting or letting that person speak. I hope you are aware that she is speaking absolutely for herself.

@slinkywashington5930

22 күн бұрын

Chantell is an African American. No Continental African can take her lineage from her. Her DNA is tied the motherland.

@japhya0378

22 күн бұрын

@@TheLutheranDude7938 Dynast is an angry wannabe American. He probably weren't even born in the US. And he's definitely not FBA

@japhya0378

22 күн бұрын

It would take Africans, white folks, anybody more than 300 years to do with we did in 400 years enslaved and living under Jim Crow laws for 350 of the 400 years.

@PHlophe

22 күн бұрын

name dropping individuals that contributed to modern technology without actually sending y'alls kids to university to do the same things or improve on them means jack. second whether you like africa as continent or not ( which it still exists and isn't 500 years removed ). you really think it changes A THING , that you are forever a descendant of africa and you will be passing down the genetic material. so you can fight all day you are forever a piece of that continent. i did not real the rest of the drivel because it is ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ to me. A redundant trite nonsense.