I will never fly Egypt air after hearing this

@COOPSCORNER

5 күн бұрын

✊🏾

@leejaved4183

5 күн бұрын

Me neither

I had an issue with Egypt Air in 2021 and would never fly that airline again. We were seated in business class flying back to JFK from Cairo when a women gets on the plane, sees me and my friend sitting in business and says to us why are in my parents seats that's not right you should move. The flight attendant then demands our boarding passes. Mind you this woman walked on the plane accusing us of being in her parents seats, huh? We showed our pass and of course were in the right seats. The flight attendant was very rude and demanding towards us. He never apologized and just walked away from us. That women was seated in the main cabin. She spent the remainder of the flight coming into business visiting her parents who were seated in front of us and no one stopped her. Since when do flights allow that? We travel a lot and vowed never to fly with them again.

@dakg8034

3 күн бұрын

Ok, I get it, the woman was very rude in her approach to the seat issue, but I do not get where the flight attendant did wrong. Is it not the procedure to ask for boarding pass(es) when seat disputes arise? And although the attendant could have apologized for the embarrassing situation - which goes a long way in customer relations - I think it was more important for the uncouth woman to apologize. Afterall, she caused the entire unpleasant situation.

@DesmondKarani

4 сағат бұрын

@@dakg8034 "I do not get where the flight attendant did wrong," are you joking? Not apologizing for that issue is not wrong? It's not illegal. But it is 100% wrong. If you don't think it's wrong... I don't want to add anything else because KZread will delete this comment.

@dakg8034

2 сағат бұрын

@@DesmondKarani You may add anything else you wish Mr. Desmond. Whatever that be will be a reflection on YOU; not me. And in case you missed it, what you have expressed (just as I did), is an opinion. And the last time I checked, opinions or neither right nor wrong; they are simply the subjective viewpoint of the beholder. I trust you understand that. Therefore, you have a right to feel one way about an issue, just as the next person has a right to hold whatever view they wish on the same issue. Have a good day.

@Dacks-wy5oe

Сағат бұрын

​@@dakg8034Perfectly stated 👍💯

@DesmondKarani

Сағат бұрын

@@dakg8034 😄The problem with your opinion is how hypocritical it is. It's like a person finding another drowning in a river and not saving them. They didn't do anything illegal by not saving them. But everyone knows that what they did is wrong. You've made a very good point. Whatever anyone says is reflection of them. If you can't see any wrong doing on this issue, it shows who you really are.

I like how you dress professionally and project a positive representation of African-American travelers. Guess that’s why you travel with so much luggage.

@VEGETA-x6j

9 күн бұрын

❤

@VEGETA-x6j

9 күн бұрын

❤

@artbrutnewyork

8 күн бұрын

@@Jazz-fg2dm I get your point, but my comment was acknowledging his attempt to dress in a presentable manner - not to critique the appropriateness of his fashion sensibility.

@remogatron1010

8 күн бұрын

Many Sudanese Africans dying from starvation and war at alarming rates. Yet, they want us Africans to support Gaza and Hamas. Once again, Africans ignored for Gaza.

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

I’ve been doing this my entire life. ✨

Kenyans in the diaspora stopped flying egypt air long time ago cause of how they treat us at their airport and yet its just a stopover. Kenyans arent that obsessed with egypt

@manassehkisame6286

10 күн бұрын

There is nothing there in Egypt..old tombs in the desert plus garbage ridden city.

@lifehacks1019

5 күн бұрын

@@Be-Rean That flying museum is no-go for most Kenyans. It's sales office in Nairobi has been closed for Godot years. No travel agency want to sale its ticket. Horrible!

@youssefahmed8861

3 күн бұрын

Egyptians dont want kenya or kenyans in anything . stop begging for attention

@blackman4life

12 сағат бұрын

@@manassehkisame6286 It's actually a beautiful country despite the scorching hot weather. Yes unfortunately racism does exist but it's not everyone and it's not everywhere. But to insult a nation like that is ignorant. I've lived in both Kenya and Egypt & Egyptian history is on another level. It's a much bigger country and has better infrastructure than Kenya. Only South Africa can compete with Egypt in Africa😃 And the Pyramids are one of the 7 wonders of the world. Kenya has nothing that can even compare😂

On a flight from Europe to Nairobi, one mofo at Cairo scanned my passport a million times. He then handed it over to his colleague who did the same thing. After wasting 10 minutes of my life, I got my passport back with weird stares. On the plane, I wasn't even asked what I wanna eat between chicken and beef. The chicken and a bottle of water were just put on my "table". Meanwhile, Arabs next to me were asked several questions before being served whatever they wanted. Keep off that airline.

@Serge-cm5my

9 күн бұрын

Don't waste your money travelling or transitting through their countries again

@Majosh11

9 күн бұрын

Good to know! As a frequent flyer myself... I got the same treatment traveling Emirates and I swore NEVER again. I even got sick after I ate the food they served me but when I politely asked for hot water they would not bother. Next to me was an Indian man and a white woman and the only person they kept asking if she needed anything was the white woman. The racism was so obvious and even the white woman seemed so uncomfortable every time she was asked that question while we were totally ignored yet we all paid airfare or rather their salaries.

@tamieluv

8 күн бұрын

​@@Jazz-fg2dm booooooooooo 🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅

@remogatron1010

8 күн бұрын

Many Sudanese Africans dying from starvation and war at alarming rates. Yet, they want us Africans to support Gaza and Hamas. Once again, Africans ignored for Gaza.

@shabbyshab7800

8 күн бұрын

As an EGYPTIAN -AMERICAN CITIZEN, I get stopped every time I leave and enter and my passport is passed to someone else to check and I get it back 15 or so minutes later, I AM A FEMALE WITH NO RECORD and this happens to me every single time! WHY DO YOU FEEL LIKE IT ALWAYS HAS TO BE RACISM? ARE YOU TRYING TO PLAY THE VICTIM EVERY TIME, EVEN OUTSIDE OF THE US? GROW UP!

I made sure when traveling to Africa that I flew straight from Atlanta to South Africa....NOT going through middle east.

@anti-narc1343

8 күн бұрын

Very smart

@mike8449

5 күн бұрын

I agree smart move

@COOPSCORNER

5 күн бұрын

Africa is a LARGE Continent. I flew directly to Johannesburg from Ohio when I visited. But, going to Cairo from Nairobi. Egypt Air it is. 🛂

As a black person, the more you travel… the more you know…

@sarafinalove5330

9 күн бұрын

@shewr4664. So true

@EK-hj5de

9 күн бұрын

Indeed

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

BIG Facts. 🗣️

@JackT-mh8dr

8 күн бұрын

Gasp… blm leftists told us that traveling in the US was the worst for black people.

@SherrieBumbray

8 күн бұрын

​@@JackT-mh8dr They didn't lie. The US still has sundown towns.

We've been warning people about Egypt air for a very long time

@MegaAhmad1994

5 күн бұрын

why ?

@lifehacks1019

5 күн бұрын

@@MegaAhmad1994 Poor service and staff full of attitude. Always delays and frequent missing luggage!

I heard of a Nigerian passenger getting falsely accused of sexual assault at the egypt airport, & the police tried to force him in writing to say he did it.

@omo0910

10 күн бұрын

Yep, he's a Nigerian pastor and they try to set him up for SA and extort him.. Thank God he refused to sign the documents cos it wasn't in English.. Smh

@OmarAli-vq8gs

10 күн бұрын

Which is crazy because Egyptians are known for Sexual harassment. It's almost like it's apart of their culture. I heard women can't really walk outside without being groped or harassed.

@inigomulaisho2809

10 күн бұрын

If you lay low, not too loud, non confrontational, doing nothing illegal, and you don't talk to their women, you should be able to sail through. Yes, the is a dose of racism but peoples from the 21 African countries banned from the UAE need to pull their socks up, get their countries in order, and do away with the toxic traits of their respective cultures.

@sarafinalove5330

10 күн бұрын

@555125kevin. OMG😡

@VEGETA-x6j

9 күн бұрын

He probably did it

No Northern African or Indian visits from me. No thanks. I try to source my racism locally

@anti-narc1343

8 күн бұрын

Also add France to that list

@Bruce.-Wayne

6 күн бұрын

​@@anti-narc1343...OH yeah, these francks are dirty racist

@JosephRacey

6 күн бұрын

@@anti-narc1343 why aren’t people emptying themselves from France then? Scores of people still trying to reach France

@anti-narc1343

6 күн бұрын

@@JosephRacey Not me though, i don't even like croissant

@JosephRacey

6 күн бұрын

@@anti-narc1343 thousands others are though. That is why their national rally party is gaining strength. Because people are coming there and playing victim.

Kenya Airways with all its pitfalls, service is ALWAYS top notch.

CARRY a paper mask if everyone is coughing. Remember don't spend money where you're not wanted.

Should have been filming when the lady was acting ignorant. Evidence is leverage for company change.

@wherenext101

9 күн бұрын

it didn't happen.. he just wants/needs views.

@langston3286

8 күн бұрын

Exactly. That would have validated his claim.. Furthermore, when he was exiting the plane, i saw people darker than him in front. Is he just saying it happened to him? Ion kno.. A lot of youtubers lately have been up here with this " traveling/ living abroad while black" content. And i gotta admit, some bruhs be reaching with the " racism" claims.

@yungbfresh1

6 күн бұрын

she was probably ignorant not racist.

@langston3286

6 күн бұрын

​@yungbfreshim Im gonna be real. The more I've traveled in the eastern hemisphere as a BA, the more I've seen the international politics of reputation. With that being said, the more i discovered that certain African travelers, specifically Nigerians, have accumulated a bad reputation when traveling due to thier well known oraganized criminal element. Locals in Asia put me on to this. Human/ drug trafficking, importation, ID theft, passport fraud, prostitution rings, overstaying visas, etc. They've been known to do this so long that governments have taken extra screening measures. Locals also know thier reputation. This is a factor in Black Americans and blacks in general being sweated at certain international airports.

@ugas1000

5 күн бұрын

He don’t have evidence blaming people for nothing

For the life of me, Cooper I don’t understand why y’all travel and spend your money to countries that are reviewed to be racist? I don’t care what history or asset a country has. I’m not traveling to any country that it is known to be racist, let alone flying a racist airplane; hell to tha no!

@Getawayk

7 күн бұрын

Because not everyone has the same experience. Some people have major issues like this video, and others have no problem. If based your travel on what others say, you’ll be stuck at home

@tademolade1629

7 күн бұрын

​@@Getawayknobody has anything good to say about Egypt airline

@erikaarnold4780

6 күн бұрын

I feel you! Racism while traveling can sneak up on you, and you can easily misjudge how quickly things can go south. Gotta stay woke…always read the room. Just like you don’t visit a “sundown town” in America. 👀 Also….”flying a RACIST AIRPLANE”….took me out🤣

@blackman4life

12 сағат бұрын

True but until it happens to you personally you really don't believe it. I've lived in Egypt and I knew what to expect even before going there.

@DJDAVINCI

3 сағат бұрын

Cause that's what we love to do. Spending money where we're not wanted.

A shame they behave like that in Africa. They should expect to see black folks in Egypt.

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

✊🏾

@leulgeorgis3216

2 күн бұрын

This stems from self hate and denial by North Africans of the fact that they are African. We should pity them but avoid them.

I'll never fly with them again. The stewardess were rude. They turned of the A/C mid flight and there were a bunch of crying infants on the plane.

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

Yikes.

@vybz6502

8 күн бұрын

@@COOPSCORNER Complete nightmare. I was flying from NY to Cairo.

Egypt air is uncomfortable, no entertainment...they make sure you won't like it.😂😂

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

FACTS.

@cicelysoulsojourn0101

5 күн бұрын

@@COOPSCORNER not facts, your experience

Good to see that you made it to Kemit safe and sound, Jackson. I have heard about racism in Egypt so be careful. Looking forward to the upcoming content.

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

My brother. ✊🏾

@TheCastedone

7 күн бұрын

Kemit in Sudan bro

There is nothing fascinating about Egypt...You tube videos have made it easier for the rest of Africa to tour the old tombs and to witness the garbage ridden streets...The mystery is gone

@villainvondoom9482

6 күн бұрын

I disagree. There is no reason for me to travel to a desolate desert country with people who hate Americans 🇺🇸 There is NOTHING I need to see in Egypt🇪🇬 I rather visit South America, South Africa or South East Asia.

@Jazz-fg2dm

6 күн бұрын

​ @villainvondoom9482 >>There is NOTHING I need to see in Egypt Really? Then you don't know the history of civilizations. I invite you to listen carefully to lectures given by Dr Ivan Van Serima about why Egypt MATTTERS for us black people. You can videos in KZread. Educate yourself, man.

@SunnyClip21

3 күн бұрын

They can keep their mummies

@edibeans

3 күн бұрын

Same problem in Alexandria Egypt, one big garbage dump. Never again, throw my shoes away after that trip

@COOPSCORNER

3 күн бұрын

@edibeans Sheesh. You didn’t like Alexandria?

Why didn't you fly Ethiopian Airlines? They are amazing. They fly all over 🌍

@g3johnston

7 күн бұрын

If he flew Ethiopian the title would have been “(*Consistently) Good airline treats me with respect” and it wouldn’t have been very helpful (*or a surprise) to everyone. I like trying out the flag carrying airlines of destination countries when possible to get the full experience too.

@lf1496

5 күн бұрын

@@g3johnston I'm just saying, I don't give people money if I feel they will disrespect me. We need to use our coins intentionally.🤔💪🏿💪🏾💪🏽I lived in Italy for years and when it started getting racist, I left.

@douba_plusa

19 сағат бұрын

Maybe Egypt Air was the cheapest for the day he was leaving or from just looking a bit on Google flights, it seems Ethiopian along with the all other airlines making that trip make 1 stop in the trip with the exception being Egypt Air.

@COOPSCORNER

19 сағат бұрын

@douba_plusa Bingo💡

I will never travel to Egypt or Egypt air they do not treat you with respect and they lost my bag

@Afri_Culture

8 күн бұрын

Lmao ​@@Jazz-fg2dm

@winterskye0

8 күн бұрын

Stole it more likely!!!

@TheCastedone

7 күн бұрын

​@@winterskye0sadly that's possible

If they cared, they would have changed. This story hasn't changed. Let's just speak with our money. Full stop.

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

✊🏾

”Not tricking me out of my spot” I like that attitude keep pushing

@COOPSCORNER

6 күн бұрын

✊🏾

@e46m54nissansr20937

6 күн бұрын

@@COOPSCORNER ✊🏿

Next time fly the pride of Africa..Kenya Airways,Ethiopian or SouthAfrican

@geegab5178

7 күн бұрын

SAA Ltd, flies to only, a few countries.

The Hell with Egypt Air. They will never get my cash..

All UAE airlines like Etihad, Emirates too . KZread suspended me when I said to boycott them for arming Sudan conflicts

@ninamcfarland1959

5 күн бұрын

Blacks must forgot about the Arab slave trade better known as the black halocaust wayyy worst than the Atlantic slave trade. Africans need to recapture all their stolen lands from all these damn invaders who also claim their ancestors and heritage. I’m so tired of these racist mutts

Thank you Cooper. I have heard many horrible stories about flying Egypt airlines and as black tourist visiting Egypt. Never had any desire to visit Egypt and I have visited several African countries Egypt was never one of them. Two of my girlfriends visited Egypt, on the flight the airline host spilled water on her while serving food, she apologized, but we knew it was no accident. She made a complaint to the airline corporate office, as of today no reply. This was two years ago. Then while in Cairo they were sexual harassed, keep in mind they respected the culture, dressed appropriately, etc, but was still disrespected. Spend your money where you're welcome. Goodluck!! Glad you are capturing these stories so people can be aware.

@nkemsells3714

9 күн бұрын

I'm a melanated woman living in Egypt for 8 yrs. Everybody has a story about every country. We fall into the trap of looking to be offended all the time. White, melanated, Chinese, Hispanics.... all complain of harassment in Egypt. It's not a "racist" thing. I work in tourism here. Egypt has some of the most hospitable people I have met in the world, and I've been to 40 countries. It's only Southern Egypt I can boast about, land of the Nubians. Cairo and Alexandria are an entirely different culture.

@nkemsells3714

9 күн бұрын

by the way, that blue passport has its privileges. I am always talking when I am in the airport, bc the native Africans seem to be the ones to get it, but they won't play around with a blue passport holder....believe it.

@sarafinalove5330

9 күн бұрын

@@nkemsells3714 Actually my friends are travelers, they have traveled over 100 countries and from their experiences Egypt was the worst. They have been to places such as Afghanistan, Iran, Syria where they said they received the most love and respect from the people. Yes, they did mentioned visiting the areas where majority Egyptian blacks resided in Egypt, was the only place they were treated well.

@nkemsells3714

9 күн бұрын

@@sarafinalove5330 I'm talking as someone with real life experience over yrs, not someone who has bad encounters over a few days trip. It's not even the same, and I still say, the Egyptian people are the friendly and most hospitable of the 40 countries I've visited and lived in.

@sarafinalove5330

9 күн бұрын

@@nkemsells3714 Well your experience is yours. Good for you. It's not going to change other people's experience whether or not it's for one day or a lifetime of experience. I respect theirs and I respect yours. First impressions hold significant POWER. Good day.

There were 5 other black Africans that walked past your seat on the plane, were they treated bad as well? There’s a black woman with braids behind you on the other side seated, you didn’t see her either?

Thanks for the heads up

@COOPSCORNER

6 күн бұрын

✊🏾

As an American woman of color, I've been flying Egypt Air exclusively from JFK to Cairo purchasing my visa at the Cairo airport for $25 USD with no problems with the airline ever. Egypt Air also provided hotel accommodations when my layovers were long from Cairo to final destination (at nice hotels)

@MrPickledede

6 күн бұрын

Whats "of color" mean? Are you black?

@TinaDenise10251954

6 күн бұрын

@@MrPickledede yes

@COOPSCORNER

6 күн бұрын

@MrPickledede Thank you. 🙏🏾

@TinaDenise10251954

6 күн бұрын

@@COOPSCORNER You're welcome!

@MrPickledede

6 күн бұрын

@@TinaDenise10251954 I am an American expat, the term of color is not a thing outside of the U.S.

Sad that you didn't know that, as a black person.if possible, try to avoid travelling through Egypt.

@nkemsells3714

9 күн бұрын

😂 why is that?? As a melanated person, I've lived here for 8 yrs. What's the problem? People treat me better here than my own family members... on GOD. The other day I was taking out my trash to the bin. About 8 stray dogs smelled the food, surrounding me barking closely. Nothing I did could shake them. I started screaming a bit. Six women ran from their homes in an attempt to help me, until a motorbike rolled up to run the dogs off. In the USA, nobody would help you but you'd see them all with their cell phones trying to film your demise. There's nothing like the heart of Egyptian people. Don't believe the hype!! These people have a heart of gold. Perhaps the ppl in authority behave this way, but the average Egyptian has a white heart. B/c many of them are poor, I cannot say they won't try to take a little money from you in a slick way, but nobody like them in this world, and I've been to 40 countries, including 11 African countries.

@nyangau8740

9 күн бұрын

First of you aren't black. Second nobody cares ​@@nkemsells3714

@SherrieBumbray

9 күн бұрын

​@nkemsells3714 Are you Black or no?

@user-gw4km4ov8w

6 күн бұрын

​@@SherrieBumbrayالمشكله انكم من السودان يعني اركرمناكم بس طبع الخبث ليس له دواء

@youssefahmed8861

3 күн бұрын

@@user-gw4km4ov8w دول مينفعش معاهم طيبة و سزاجة دول لاجءيين منفسنيين من مصر و المصريين

Thanks Mr. Cooper for enlightening us…. Noted!

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

💯

Never ever fly that thing unless it's the last flight on earth to Nivarna! I know several others of the same ilk but that's a story for another day.😢

Egypt air is a no go for melanated kings and queens. Be careful of being framed at the airport bro

Of course that's why they blew the nose off, Coop. And that's why you can see color being stripped off of a lot of the hieroglyphics, too.

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

💡

Thanks Coop for sharing your experience. Exposure is the remedy to changing behavior. Will never get a penny of my money. 2024 we are not accepting nonsense and looking the other way. It must be addressed.

@COOPSCORNER

7 күн бұрын

✊🏾

I have flown on Egypt Air to Cairo from Paris, France and back... It was a business trip; so, there was a group of us. I can tell you that Egypt Air is not the best airline and there are times where Egyptians have acted different towards Black Americans compared to White Americans on our business trips. But hopefully, your experience will get better. Cairo is a cool city.

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

✊🏾

Bro you said you’re the only black on this flight!!! You sure you can see??😅

@COOPSCORNER

6 күн бұрын

Black-American.

@fe8445

Күн бұрын

Ok B.A.

@youngjody4082

21 сағат бұрын

You are only labeled black if you come from America!

@youngjody4082

21 сағат бұрын

You are only labeled black if you come from America!

I took a trip to Egypt via Egyptair in 12/2018. The flight headed there was uneventful. However, coming back, I had to request the security manager/supervisor because after going through five security check points and having my carry on checked, they wanted to take my phone charger. I refused to have them take it. I said what in the hell, I've gone through JFK, came into Egypt with the charger, why are you looking to confiscate it? Somehow, there was this concern about the charger being an explosive. I'm going back and forth with them, and this white lady came up to me and said stop arguing with them, and I advised her of what was happening. She stood behind me. Then they kept asking for my US passport and asked me why am I here in their country? I was taken aback, flabbergasted to say the least. It's funny, no one asked me why I was in their country when they were begging me to buy trinkets and patronize their businesses, but I digress. Eventually, they gave my charger to security personnel who was going on my flight, and I was told that they would give it to me when they landed. During the flight, the steward was ignoring me. The seats were beyond uncomfortable, and this arrogant African girl was in front of my pushing her seat in my lap. I asked her to pull her seat up or go in first class. Just an overall miserable flight. But I did what I came to do, I saw the sites and the tour I did of Egypt was ok. The flight coming home was another story...

funny your not the first one complaining

I have never heard anything good about egypt air. Whether you are black or white. Am Kenyan in diaspora and I would never fly egypt air which is always cheaper but wouldn't fly it

Stay safe and I hope you make a formal complaint when you are safe and back home.

I flew Egypt air and had no problem. Didn't have to print out the Visa. I've experienced more racism in America by my own black people

@TinaDenise10251954

6 күн бұрын

Been flying Egypt Air for over 20 yrs and never once experienced a problem. Always purchased my visa at the airport on arrival, no problem, also no problems in the country for the 21 yrs being here.

@Glowsaphinebaker

6 күн бұрын

How do we know your black….you could be white

@TinaDenise10251954

6 күн бұрын

@@Glowsaphinebaker Take my word, I'm a Black woman of Black parents, with an entire Black family :-)

@Abstract.Noir414

5 күн бұрын

Cool story lol😅

@Abstract.Noir414

5 күн бұрын

​@TinaDenise10251954 maybe you're the problem, THink

Stay cautious bro. On another note, be humble. You have this ego about being a "black American" in Africa and expecting that's a rubber stamp to VIP treatment once they hear your accent. Naaa man, plenty of accomplished expats so miss it with the, "what if I told you I am a black American" attitude even when doing the street interviews. Couldn't help but notice you were already on edge on your way to "26C". And with you being a "content creator" don't you think the moment they didn't serve you food would've been worth capturing on video rather than dissecting after the flight? Now that would be some content right there which TBH, has been lacking from your corner man. But all the best, still support ya regardless, keep pushing

@styleemusic

9 күн бұрын

🎯

@nkemsells3714

9 күн бұрын

OMG! I commented the same thing. He said one too many times that he has seen where "black" people had problems in Egypt, so at the beginning of the video, I said, if there is no problem, he's going to make it one, just for content. I think this was all just for content, and it started at the airport, not even on the plane.

@GoldSunVHendrix

9 күн бұрын

A Black American has every right to be proud of who they are and expect basic decency in the world. Its our traditional to actually address injustice rather than sit there scared of authority, if youve had to fight a world pan eurpean superpower for 400 years alone without a homefield advantage, then maybe you too wouldnt take no disrespect from anyone else in the world. His accent says that he has thoroughly survived the impossible and didnt flee.

@wherenext101

9 күн бұрын

@@nkemsells3714 U can tell this was fake.. it didnt even make sense and if that did happen why are you so scary? cause it never happened.. a normal person would have recorded at least a complain to the workers on that flight after leaving or at the airport. but you just say as fast as you can that she ddn't hand you food, seen other blck dudes around the plane.. ur bs for views man.. u did the same in INDIA.

@wherenext101

9 күн бұрын

He wants to be some big youtuber and specially went to egypt to make a fake racist video..smh... he don't have me fooled either man

I am a Black American Woman married to a Middle Eastern Man fir 30 years, we visited Cairo, Egypt and it was like the Wild wikd west. Everyone wanted to get money out of us, including the police !! When they realized that my husband spoke thrir language and was Arab too they stopped and moved on to the next group of people!! When you leave America, there's no such thing as "Black People ", you are what country you are from. We have never went back

Peace, I'm a New Subbie. I flew EgyptAir early in 2023 (Cairo to Luxor 1-day layover Round trip). Add being a Woman to being an obviously American and Black. What I noticed most was women were treated less than stellar in comparison to the men, then the sliding scale of appearance / Class/ Color. One Whitish appearing Arab/Muslim man seemingly of means ordered the Flight staff around like personal servants the whole flight. He refused to follow directions and was overtly rude to his surrounding flight companions. The same flight attendants overtly submitting to his rudeness would turn around and attempt to be overtly rude to us. Their rudeness smashed up against a wall of impenetrable complete Unbotheredness. I'm flying around Egypt from the States… U are the flying Coat Check Girl on the equivalent of the DMV to Philly route… 💅🏾 Not to mention many of my fellow flight members were giving passengers on the flight to Nepal Eddie Murphy took in “The Golden Child” tease. Girl, please. Thankfully, I was not acting like the atypical “Ugly American”. I simply read my book and igg’d it all. I loved touring Cairo, Giza and Luxor. I flew into Cairo from Paris. My next African tour, Jah willing, will take me to Aswan, Egypt and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. ☥✨☮️✨☥

@COOPSCORNER

6 күн бұрын

Blessings. ✊🏾

My single EgyptaAir experience was awful. I will never fly with them again.

@COOPSCORNER

5 күн бұрын

Respect.

Im sorry you were treated bad in Egypt. You’re a handsome young man and dressed nice I would think they’d be treating you so well.

@COOPSCORNER

6 күн бұрын

FACTS.

I've flown egypt air and have had no problem.

Thank you Cooper. Now I know which airline never to fly.

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

✊🏾

MUCH LOVE BROTHER KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK MUCH RESPECT FROM BLK AMERICA I WILL NEVER LEAVE AMERICA 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

@paulgitau6055

9 күн бұрын

America too have this shit of racism, don't think not to leave America you are on the safe side no no dude ,the safe side is only when they will drop in the grave definitely there you will be safe from this shit of racism.

@faizG254

9 күн бұрын

You're just a mentally colonized black.The way they treat you in America

Of all the 54 African states you choose to go to North Africa/Arab territory? I get the fascination with pyramids and the Sphinx, but c'mon it's 2024. Immerse yourself in other African cultures even if the infrastructure in most parts are not up to par. It's all about exploring and demystifying long held beliefs.

@missnteo

9 күн бұрын

My thoughts too. Those Arabs are super racist more than the west. There’s nothing special about those pyramids anymore

@anti-narc1343

8 күн бұрын

Me as an East African dont know how to feel about this comment but want you to know we're not down with y'all west Africans just like we're not down with north Africans

@Afri_Culture

8 күн бұрын

​@anti-narc1343 who cares?

@anti-narc1343

8 күн бұрын

@@Afri_Culture If you don't care why did you reply though? My comment hit some nerves i see

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

I travel to multiple countries around the world. #COOPSCORNER 🦁

I want to travel the world and vlog too Jackson !!! So inspirational!!! I'm miserable over here in America

@COOPSCORNER

6 күн бұрын

✊🏾

im a black person who flues to egypt sll the time and ive never had a problem i always get treated amazingly

Love the jacket dude. Sharp dressing....Great to see young black men looking sharp wherever they go👍

@COOPSCORNER

3 күн бұрын

Salute ✊🏾

Watched the whole video full and through, your claims of racism on the flight doesn’t have substantial evidence. My guess is if you were still wearing your shades on the flight which you were in the video maybe she thought you were sleeping and didn’t want to bother you. That’s my input enjoy your stay in Egypt.

Egypt air has many of these incidents. Also Turkish airlines.

@AzucarRay

9 күн бұрын

I have flown Turkish Airlines many times without incident. In fact, it's one of my favorite international airlines.

@sharonj1415

9 күн бұрын

I absolutely Turkish Air no complaints

@justcurious81

8 күн бұрын

Went to Cappadocia last year…absolutely no issue with Turkish airlines. The flight attendants were quite helpful as I got sick on the flight in and I wasn’t treated any differently than the other passengers. In fact, despite me and my friend being one of few black people that we saw in Turkey during our entire trip, everyone (even strangers) were pretty polite and helpful. I would definitely travel there again!

@justcurious81

7 күн бұрын

@@Jazz-fg2dm I’m a little confused as to what my anecdote about Turkey has to do with Africa. I was responding specifically to share my experience with using Turkish Airlines.

@Jazz-fg2dm

6 күн бұрын

​ @justcurious81 >>I’m a little confused as to what my anecdote about Turkey has to do with Africa. It's the fact that you promote a foreign country (Turkey) and you promise yourself to spend your money in the future in that foreign country rather than spending your money in your ancestors' motherland. Africa also needs your money to develop its economy. Honouring your ancestors is key to self love and advancement of African people. We see this self hatred also among the black community in the US. Black Americans prefer to spend their money in white/Asian/Indian businesses instead of supporting black businesses. This mindset is very bad.

Thee are Black men that have been flying internationally for 6-7 decades that have not had the problems that some young Black men have on 1 flight.

@angelit161

6 күн бұрын

Says who

The Sports Coat & Turtleneck Combo Look Very Nice, Especially With Those Colors.👍 However, The Glasses Are 🔥🔥🔥!👌👌👌

@COOPSCORNER

5 күн бұрын

🙏🏾

Thanks for sharing

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

👍🏾

Brother travels like an American with the bling to boot...I know this going to be interesting 😅.. Let's buckle up.

I still don’t understand why some black people still didn’t realize we must avoid dealing with anything that sounds Arab.

What exactly did she do, not hand you your pound cake first? Sometimes things aren't racist sometimes people are just rude. This video doesn't really illuminate exactly how someone was being racist. At least I didn't see it

@1limited669

7 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same thing, I want to believe him, but I didn't see anything.....And to say don't support EGYPT AIR, you have to show us proof!.....Like I say I want to believe you!

@sharpshenk3794

5 күн бұрын

They are racist. They will hand their fellow Arabs everything and walk past you. They would hand them blankets and stuff but when you request they tell you it is finished. But you will still see them handing to other Arabs later. I flew just once and experienced so much on that one flight. I didn't even know it was a thing with Egypt air until I started seeing videos online. The hostesses are super rude to black Africans. I went to their website to complain of the treatment we got and not even an acknowledgement from the airline. Arab passengers were asked to board first while we were told that they were business class in English. When we boarded, all Arabs save for two were seated in the cabin. A Nigerian lady had to raise her voice before she was given a blanket while all the Arabs got freely without asking. So much unpacked in that one flight that I can't even begin to narrate.

This is not good. A Nigerian man was recently falsely accused of SA. He was very lucky. I think I shall not be flying them…

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

💯

Im Egyptian and and dont even fly Egypt air

If you look hard for something, you have more chance to find out!

@sharpshenk3794

5 күн бұрын

I wasn't looking for it but I found it. I had never even heard about their racism until I experienced it this January. Their racism is so blatant that they don't even hide it. They treat you with so much disdain. One case out of many on my trip... They announced business class boarding and then spoke in Arabic . All Arab passengers went and started boarding. We were told that they were business class. By the time we boarded, we found only two people sitting in business class and the rest of us black were the last to board. I can never fly that airline again. I'd rather take a ship.

I luv my country that is USA......no other country has laws that protect your rights as a citizen regardless of religion race gender etc....got no reason to leave

@richieredw9218

7 күн бұрын

Not true, many other countries especially in Northern Europe respect every religion and people from far and wide.

I flew from delta airline from Atlanta to CDG and transfer to Egypt air in Paris to Cairo I didn’t have problems I was walking around Cairo at night no problems

There are some airlines that I can’t fly with.

Some countries i dont give a faxk about and egypt is one of them.

Things have changed post COVID, Egypt air is not the best but it’s certainly not the worst, the safety record is good and that is important flying. Doesn’t matter where we go, can’t make any mistakes as our enemies are ready to pounce.

@erikaarnold4780

6 күн бұрын

An airline that promotes or allows racism doesn’t sound very safe to me…

@stevenworld3364

6 күн бұрын

@@erikaarnold4780 Have you flown with Egyptair ? Obviously not , you get what you are suppose to have, Coffee, Tea, Meal or snack service, in flight entertainment and a safe flight. You should know in advance the qualities of the airline you are with .

@sharpshenk3794

5 күн бұрын

​@@stevenworld3364I have flown Egypt air and it is horrible. Toronto to Cairo, Cairo to Lagos. The first leg was a bit better but you see the second leg, it was the Worst airline experience of my life. Super rude hostesses and hosts among other issues. The racism there is real and I am not one to see racism having been around quite a bit. But Egypt air? Never again.

Cooooooooop hey man so remember to us these people are just tan "WP" as Eddie Murphy would say. Keep up the great work work Bruh and let us know how it really is in that neck of the wood.

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

💯

What a thing to say “if the plane goes down, I am not going to do….. videos like this are very shameful. I could have done that about Ghana and messed my whole experience up for eternity..

One always finds what one is looking for.

@ninamcfarland1959

5 күн бұрын

Yeah right racist

@SaviorCross

5 күн бұрын

@@ninamcfarland1959 You prove my point. Stop being a victim. Good night.

Im 6'4 i love the exit row. Ps u look like grand master bushido brown

Could it be the slick look with sunglasses on 😎 inside the airport & airplane, people wondering why this man wearing glasses in the evening? I have lots of friends who are from NYC & ATL that go to Egypt and have never been discriminated

Won't fly Egypt Air ❌, I just fly European Airlines, or Black country Airlines ✅

I visited Cape Town and I loved it. I'm afraid of travelling 😅. My skin situation is not free out here. You even light and your american accent will save you. Me as w Kenyan. Trouble.

@COOPSCORNER

7 күн бұрын

Your Kenyan accent and SKIN is beautiful. Don’t let anyone tell you different. ✊🏾

Me and my husband been to Egypt 3 times and we never had issues. My husband is black and I’m white. We are both Latinos and the only issues we had in Egypt were with rude Nigerians who was rude to my husband.

@jikanygatthot7997

3 күн бұрын

Because you're white that's why they never disrespected you

lol there were multiple black people On that flight lol not just you 🤣🤣

Fly Kenya Airways we welcome you with warm heart's borh black or white everyone's treated equally

Visiting Cairo, I experienced the most overt racism in my entire life. Never again.

@COOPSCORNER

3 күн бұрын

Sheesh. ✊🏾

I flew Egypt air and had no problem but they were short one hour flights all inside Egypt

I never had any issues in Egypt

He really making a big deal with this situation. I’m beginning to think this is fake. That was one bad experience, but also you never got more proof on other things.

I hope you go to Aswan while you are in Egypt. Safe travels!

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

Stay tuned. ✊🏾

@user-gw4km4ov8w

6 күн бұрын

وانتي منين يا حلوه سودانايه برده

What did you shoot this with? Great video

Same here. My last day in Ethiopia (from USA) had flight booked to Egypt and made up some bull that my passport was damaged because one of the pages was folded and ignorant Egyptian manager at the airport in Addis Ababa had the nerve to have an attitude and had to order another last minute flight to a different country. Told me additionally if I wanted to go I had to have a return flight and my friend who is Arab who just flew with them had no issues nor did they tell him he needed a return flight . The level of ignorance of that Egyptian manager over his slave Ethiopian employees at the Addis Ababa airport is astounding. But I guess they don’t like black Israel in the land of the Egyptians who still are contemptuous of a Judah American design

Were there other passengers that were served without asking? If so, then yea, that does not seem right

@erikaarnold4780

6 күн бұрын

Trust me…we no longer feel the need to debate whether or not something was racially motivated. We know in most cases. The only time I was ever wrong was when I gave someone the benefit of the doubt. That man knows what happened to him. I felt no need to ask such a question.

I have several times and never had a problem

Jackson I got you l, I got us, I have diplomatic access and I will make sure that it goes up the chain among friendly African leaders. Unlike what many people think there are African leaders that speak up behind close doors about racism against black people in Africa and internationally. I have had a similar experience

I'm Asian American and went to Egypt with my best friend since childhood who is African American. I definitely noticed the racist treatment he got compared to me. After immigration and security where they check your bags before you enter the country, he was randomly stopped by security and interviewed even though he was just steps behind me. He had to wave at me to come over as I had kept walking and I told the security that we were traveling together and they let him go. From what I understand, they profile any Black people coming into Egypt and Black people are under constant harassment by the police and other security officials on the streets as many come in as refugees and are looked down upon. It was pretty shocking to see that and I felt bad for him.

I haven't trusted them since that one pilot drove the plane into the ocean many years ago!! I've only taken them twice on short hops... Cairo to Luxor and back. First class. That's IT!!

Been there done that. Egypt 🇪🇬 (Cairo in particular) is the least friendly place I've been. Definitely started at the airport.

Went to Egypt for a week from Qatar last year. Had a great experience, had no issues with bigoted folk, and never felt degraded.

It's not about the blackness. You started this video negative looking for a bad experience and you got it. I never go into a room or a plane counting how many black people there are. If you were engaged with your earphones in sometimes they take that as you don't want anything. It also could be a cultural thing...maybe you actually have to say you want service on that flight. The way I saw it you were looking specifically to call them out upon starting the video.

@TO-xm1vh

6 күн бұрын

You miss the point, and you will continue to unless you decide to sit back, relax and take a deep breath

The only time i'll see Egpyt is if am watching a Indiana Jones movie 😮

Turkish airlines is the same.I prefer ethiopian airlines.

I wish you filmed that woman

I’m sorry to hear about your negative experience

@COOPSCORNER

8 күн бұрын

It’s Life. ✊🏾