When my friend visited from UK she was going through a tough divorce that caused her depression and weight gain. The way she was embraced by Jamaicans and complimented about her body made her whole trip. In Jamaica, having "meat on the bones" is a huge flex. She said she felt healed by the land and its people. She comes every year to just recharge. Jamaica is a blessing.

@SebastienVonHalen

3 ай бұрын

You mean she “comes” here every year to get a proper fix up😅

@kaybrown2201

3 ай бұрын

@@SebastienVonHalen lol

@Coulda_Deal

3 ай бұрын

Some good hood

@user-md1tg3fg7r

3 ай бұрын

Yeap and the hungry men there would have been all over her like flies on .......

@subutaiscipio4318

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, Very true, although i would say your friend probably comes for a refill rather than a recharge. LOL

You are right about the beauty standard; the majority of Jamaicans respect people for who they are. You get to be yourself because Jamaicans show you that you are a star who has the right to shine as bright as the next star. Stay true to yourself. Love yourself and know that you have a right to be here. One love.❤🇯🇲🇨🇦 ❤

@Decimo10X

4 ай бұрын

No they don't, they love light skin(browning) or white people and overweight women.

I stayed at Travellers while in Jamaica last October. It was wonderful. I spent 10 days traveling around Jamaica. 2 days in MoBay; 4 days in Negril; 2 days in Kingston; 2 days in Port Antonio. It was magical. I returned in February of this year and bought a little piece of land in Portland. I plan to build a home there and move to JA permanently in 2 yrs.

@soniacampbell191

4 ай бұрын

Awesome 👌

@Geekizchic

4 ай бұрын

Congratulations, that is amazing

@GizelVlogs

4 ай бұрын

Congratulations 🎉

@tlove21

4 ай бұрын

Come one come all. One love

@juniormcclure139

4 ай бұрын

Congratulation and welcome to JAMAICA..I bought a peice of land in Portland last year..don't know when I will be building..

That is my Jamaica, we love everyone, don't care where u come from 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🙏🙏♥️

@Kaiilion

4 ай бұрын

definitely we appreciate everyones uniqueness especially with a nickname😂

@kristerforsmo1529

4 ай бұрын

Bullshit. Racist nuh bloodclaat all a unno. White man, white bwoi, whitey, Babylon.. also, take Dunns, where white ppl haffi pay 4 times more than locals just "caas a farrin dem a come fraan". Angriest and most racist ppl I ever met, and I spent 11 years there. Jamaica done in bout 6-8 years. Everywhere have ganja now, so y bother with the constant hassel and risks like this eediat gyal run. Downtown Kingston at night? Alone?? Mad to bombopussyraasclaat

@Consciousboss

3 ай бұрын

Blessup from a Jamaican living in London Uk. Jess you’re not the first visitor to say that they’ve been healed by Jamaica because of the lack of western beauty standards. I was touched by your testimony to the point where it gave me goosebumps, i almost teared up when you almost did Lol and I’ve been saying for the longest time that Jamaicans IN Jamaica, IN being a keyword here because if I’m perfectly honest, this may not be the case all the time with Jamaicans outside of Jamaica but Jamaicans in Jamaica just like you said don’t give damn where you’re from or what you look like. It’s all about your personality or how you endear yourself to them and I’m happy that you were able to feel that and be healed by it. Love and blessings always. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇦🇺🇦🇺❤️

As a Jamaican” it’s like coconut 🥥 water to my heart ❤️ just to hear someone finding them self” spiritually heeled by the tropical energy of the island and its people. I pray someday others will discover your post and learn that Jamaica welcomes everyone with a open arm to our island, a sanctuary for spiritual healing with people and Nature🎉

@nbrown8728

4 ай бұрын

*Arm

@ElizabethFrame-bi2so

4 ай бұрын

Agree 👍.

I too have been healed by Jamaica. I forgot my antidepressants last November at Travellers. I took a taxi all the way to Treasure Beach before I realized. Jamaica has given me the strength to go on without the medicine. Thank you Jess for sharing your passion for this land and its beautiful people.

Kiss mi neckback! @blessupJess. Yuh really have a strong command of the patwah. 🤣🤣💯💯👏🏾👏🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲

@lusimyer

4 ай бұрын

Haha and you're helping her with those Jamaican expressions I see. 😂i😂😂

@BushaBandulu

4 ай бұрын

@@lusimyer Why not.

@lusimyer

4 ай бұрын

@@BushaBandulu haha..good job 😜 🙏

Jamaica is mystical and mythical. You can get exactly what you want from her once you come pure in heart.

@sewsilky

4 ай бұрын

That's right😮

@zweipoligerGott

4 ай бұрын

What you need. Not what you want

We love you for who you are not for how you look. We respect you for keeping it respectful ❤❤

Jess, Jamaica is the healing of all the nations. So many people have come here to find themselves and their purpose. Glad fi see you a get comfortable inna the place. Bless up

Despite all the problems, there is no where like Jamaica, it feels like a paradise, really

We in the Caribbean love all types and sizes of women, but especially thick women. Your natural beauty and pure soul are more than enough.

@eileenwatt8283

4 ай бұрын

Not all Caribbean people love each other. Trinidad has division with blacks, Indians and Muslims. Jamaicans are not well liked by other islanders.

@Geekizchic

4 ай бұрын

​@@eileenwatt8283it is because they are jealous of us.

@PaulFos

4 ай бұрын

@@eileenwatt8283 you do understand that I'm specifically centered on the natural beauty of women right? And how how Jess felt she wasn't beautiful because of beauty standards? All over the world ppl on different continents have issues with each other. That's not unique to this region.

@hotstepper8420

4 ай бұрын

@@eileenwatt8283 Those other islanders are just jealous of the amount of attention and influence that Jamaica has.

@uc3698

4 ай бұрын

@@eileenwatt8283 It doesn’t matter. They are smaller and insignificant for certain. Jamaica is the standard bearer 😩😩😩

Hey Jess I'm a new subscriber, I'm living in the USA, but I'm a Jamaican, when I heard you speak about my country you bring tears to my eyes and joy to my heart,big up yu self girl ❤❤❤❤❤

@blessupjess

4 ай бұрын

Welcome Karen! Thank you for your support 🙏🏼🙏🏼

I was born here and I have never lived like you... thank you for living the real jamaica that most jamaica can't get to live .. I love your content ....keep safe and keep sweet.. my the lord bless you

@eileenwatt8283

4 ай бұрын

Fear is keeping you from enjoying Jamaica. Jamaicans believe what the negative media says about them. You can take bus and explore Jamaica. It's a lot safer than NY, Chicago or any major Capitol in America.

Jamaicans don't discriminate, whether you are small or big, you are going to get love.

@kaybrown2201

4 ай бұрын

We accept and embrace everyone.

@Sandra-nf8um

4 ай бұрын

Lies some of us do don't lie we starting to see that these ppl just use us an wan tek away we culture

@tobielbon1899

4 ай бұрын

@Sandra-nf8um No one can take away our culture. We are who we are. They can only experience it but they can't take it.

@jermanLuga

4 ай бұрын

​@@tobielbon1899 Delusional much lol

@bunnydimples1283

3 ай бұрын

Well, as much as I love JA, I’ve definitely experienced different treatment and attention within establishments compared to white patrons. I’m like the “Invisible Man” to them but yet they will quickly jump up, walk over, speak and engage and quickly serve and wait hand and foot on the white patrons, even with a smile and pleasantries🫤 It’s very interesting, yet disheartening to observe and watch this actually happening in my face🫤 One Love, right❤

You're a beautiful human inside out. I truly appreciate your efforts and believe that you have a bright future and great purpose.

Jess listening to you brought tears to my eyes.... Mark u Jamaica is not perfect. But listening you was like listening to me talking. Because those are the exact same reasons I love Jamaica..... It is my safe place. My place to escape. I DONT THINK A LOT OF PEOPLE REALISE THAT. ... you are ostracised in the UK if you are overweight... But Jamaica is so different. GOD BLESS YOU JESS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇯🇲🇬🇧

That is the power of beautiful Jamaica Jess.

I love the way bless up Jess stays in the local community and mingle with the locals even start to pick up the accent❤

Jess you are so beautiful...outside and inside. I'm glad you came here and got healed. Jamaica isn't heaven, but it is the closest you'll ever get on earth! You are welcome to make this island your home. Remember though, that there are silly people everywhere who are toxic inside and try to find fault and make others unhappy. Thankfully, there aren't many here because we are brutally honest in our speech and will assess them fairly and move on with our enjoyment of life. We are too confident to let one ninny upset us for long.

CONGRATS ON REACHING 6 THOUSAND SUBS JESS🎉🎉BLESS UP TO ALL YOUR SUBSCRIBERS 👊👍

You are so right about the beauty standards of Jamaica. Jamaicans dont care as long as you keep your body clean and your environment. Jamaican are god fearing people. Jamaican focus on survival and living a simple life. Thank you for noticing that about my country. Welcome.

Jamaicans loves people who have a good heart.

Portland is definitely a place of divine beauty indeed! I’m so proud of you! Your channel has grown so much since I first came across your content! I subscribed when you had less than 1k subs, now look at you!!! Keep up the good work 😉 one love 🇯🇲

@blessupjess

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼😂

Your purpose is to tell us, what our country is, as most of us really don't know, believe it or not. Bless up

23:54 the cat calling in Jamaica is on a whole other level. 😑 You handle yourself very well Jess!

@Deco_2k

4 ай бұрын

Real Jamaican man just love women them can't help them self, they can't

Jamaica is my happy place. Respect

@cleverB634

4 ай бұрын

Mines too

26:55 the entire Jamaica is like this. Everyone is a star here. Even the mad man pan the road are accepted. We dont put vanity over people and we believe that no one is better than one. As we all will leave this earth with none of our earthly possessions.

That's a hard question for most people to answer.... " Define your self and Purpose " ... Great to know you discovered your self and Purpose here in Jamaica. Raspect Jess 🇯🇲

Love and light jess. The matrix is a low vibrational so when you come to the Caribbean such as Jamaica high frequency Mother nature provides everything good Vybz big up 😊🥰🤩🌞👍

Its great to know you are feeling at home, and have that sense of "healing" not only from the island, but also from our people. Its awesome that you are using your platform to enlighten others of your experience here. Keep it blazin Jess 🔥

U have to subscribe, after hearing what u sed about my country, love u Jess, an just take care of yourself 🙏 🇯🇲🇨🇦♥️👍

Jess you have one of the fastest growing channels I've seen in a while. I've seen people on youtube for years and can't rack up the views you have in this short time. Well done!!

@andreaagwuibe8490

2 ай бұрын

I love your channel so pure and clean your not taking advantage or exploiting the less fortunate to get views. Big up your self your a breath of fresh air make me miss my country bad.

Big up Jess. We really appreciate your honesty. You give me goosebumps listening to you talk about healing. I am a Jamaican living in NY for over 39 years and whenever I touched down in Jamaica it feels like a ton of weight lifted off my shoulders. You just feel free. It’s something one has to experience.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤❤❤

Jamaica looks good on you,,, Jamaica is a great place to find yourself,,,, once you get there you’ll find yourself,,,,, Respect 🇯🇲💐🔥

Jess is the best foreigner vloger so far that make me spend one hour watching her vlog!

In Jamaica we don’t care what color a person is, we simply have pure love for everyone. We as a country is very big on “respect” that’s one of the biggest thing for us. Jamaica looks good on you young lady!

@Sandra-nf8um

4 ай бұрын

Not all where I from we don't accept a slave owner

@SebastienVonHalen

3 ай бұрын

@@Sandra-nf8umBlack Africans were the very first slave owners. Just a little info

@sahjewalters8918

3 ай бұрын

​@@Sandra-nf8um you sound as "backwards" as u talk/type.

Throp is good people. I love how he is showcasing the island as well. Thank you folks.

Hey Jess i was sitting in my car eating while you were buying jelly from the fruit vendor. Keep up the good work you can tell that you really enjoying your time here in Jamaica. We love and appreciate you for showing a positive side to Jamaica. Blessings! 😍🙏🏾🙌🏾💯

@Princejamyute

4 ай бұрын

This was last week Wednesday afternoon.😊

Yes it is, but don't get carried away, keep your guard up, enjoy, but be safe, blessings Jess 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️💛💚

The ending was beautiful. Such a candid and vulnerable display. It's refreshing to see. Continue growing. ❤

@blessupjess

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

You're right..we are typically very accepting of people and we allow everyone to come as they are. There are young women and men on the island though, who believe that if they have lighter complexions, they'll get thru the world easier, so they turn to bleaching or other skin lightening techniques. Some say the media caused it, others say it's a lack of self love/self acceptance. This will be a cool but challenging topic for you to explore.

@nashuwareneemiller6501

4 ай бұрын

My brother what that all about in a few years the island will be sweeping with skin, liver and kidney cancer from the chemical that the white man cook up to give these people. I want you to look up the after effect of hair chemical on particularly black women. The problem is there were studies highlighting all they issues but what do they care. If black women were bleeding to death each month, stillbirths, ovarian cancers, obsess. I lost my Uterus at 21 my two sisters same age, I was luck I had one kid they had none. Scientist is warning black people about the bleaching cream. In Canada is years in jail if you are caught selling beaching cream to the public due to danger steroids and cancer causing chemicals. I am a medical researcher I know what I am saying.

@JanetCousins-to3hz

4 ай бұрын

Most Jamaicans have enough intelligence and self-respect to be proud of their complexion, Those who think that they will succeed by bleaching are delusional and are among a small minority. Bleachers are in fact generally ridiculed and pitied by their fellow Jamaicans.This is mainly because it is associated with backward aspects of the inner-city/ghetto. So "scorned" is the practice that some employers are wary of employing bleachers because of their places of origin or abode. Despite this, outreach programmes have been undertaken by the relevant social agencies to advise of the possible health and other dangers posed by skin bleaching

@misterlexx2721

4 ай бұрын

That's really an urban subset . There are many Jamaicans way more who don't bleach. If you bleach some more if you are not qualified for a government career job or corporate career by having degrees and experience you won't get that nice career.

@JanetCousins-to3hz

4 ай бұрын

@@misterlexx2721 Exactly! Also the old backward colonial practice of employing persons with a (naturally) lighter/whiter complexion over a person of a darker skin tone, whether they are qualified or not, is more or less in the distant past.

@misterlexx2721

4 ай бұрын

@@JanetCousins-to3hz maybe 30 , 40 years ago. No so much now.

Wow! Hearing the pain and passion in your voices is heavy. Glad you've found your purpose! Jah Guide!

Came across this video got me missing home seeing the sea the coconut, cane etc . Just beautiful love the video.

@truth861

4 ай бұрын

Cheers

Jess, the fact that you can talk about it shows healing. I hope you keep finding peace while you're on the island and when you leave. Live in your purpose. ❤ 🇯🇲

You are such a beautiful soul.. welcome to Jamaica. A so we stay 😘

Love the energy and what you are sharing...Your smile is awesome, the world needs more smiles!!!!

Big up, yuhself, Jess. You are beautiful in every way that I can see. Your authenticity and your vibes, speaks volume. Not to mention the fact that you're mixed with Asian, that's a plus for me 😅. Anyways, gwaan duh yuh ting, respect 😎👌🏾

You are a very pretty, kind and down to earth young lady. Much success with your vlogs‼️ Be safe ONE LOVE 🙏 💚💛❤️

Jess you make me want to come back, to my beautiful Jamaica..You belong in Jamaica ❤ One love

I am a Jamaican,living in the United States. For the Pat couple of months I start watching KZreadrs I wonder why do they always go to Jamaica. I want to tell you you’ve made it clear to me what did see as a Jamaican. So I thank you. may God continue to bless you to open our eyes about one love. Blessing

Hi Jess watching from da 🇬🇧 found your channel couple a weeks ago luv da content and your vibe keep showing us Jamaica and da culture dat the whole world luvs BLESS UP JESS 👍 👍

Jamaica is not a racist Country Jamaica have classicism People is down to earth in Jamaica Some Jamaican becoming like European When I am in jamaica I am less tress Eat more natural Food. I was hoping you meet with Throp Glad you did keep up the good work ❤

Jess, you definitely have a glow and a good energy, they say what you internalize comes to the surface and shows on your exterior, so happy to hear that you have released them demons, I can clearly see that Jamaica is your spiritual home, good luck on your journey and continue to grow.

Your energy is special keep doing what you do. Jamaica is wonderful, just came back and I’m missing it already. Beautiful island 🏝️ 🇯🇲

What a sweet girl Jess is! She got even emotional!

Welcome Jess and you can stay if you want to. Blessings.

I am a Jamaican who live overseas Jamaica do have a colorism classes problem. Your complexion and your figure most Jamaicans Like that so I don't think you will have any problems with the way you look. Keep talking keep searching for information have a long ways to go And a lot more to learn❤.

@BushaBandulu

4 ай бұрын

Stop talk foolishness. You looking seem to get off on machochistic victimhood. Go get therapy.

@krakmynutz

4 ай бұрын

Currently there is a colourism issue, but there's also a strong vibe which promotes accepting the natural self. Many sisters wear wigs and perms but more and more are locing their hair or just keeping it natural. There is also deep classism too especially in certain regions (class is tied to race iykyk). Despite our efforts to fight this, these are the legacies of colonialism. Body weight and age are not so much of a problem though. As much as we experience colourism tho, probably majority of guys in Jamaica these days naaah medz dat, or maybe it's the ppl I hang out with idk.. One thing I man can say tho.. is that anybody can feel safe roun Rasta

@krakmynutz

4 ай бұрын

Currently there is a colourism issue, but there's also a strong vibe which promotes accepting the natural self. Many sisters wear wigs and perms but more and more are locing their hair or just keeping it natural. There is also deep classism too especially in certain regions (class is tied to race iykyk). Despite our efforts to fight this, these are the legacies of colonialism. Body weight and age are not so much of a problem though. As much as we experience colourism tho, probably majority of guys in Jamaica these days naaah medz dat, or maybe it's the ppl I hang out with idk.. One thing I man can say tho.. is that anybody can feel safe roun Rasta

@lusimyer

4 ай бұрын

Sadly there is a bit issue...if u ask me...that's why so many bleaching,sadly.😢

@krakmynutz

4 ай бұрын

@@lusimyer the bleaching thing is for Vybz Kartel & to make tattoos more visible, the way I man understand it; n InI tend to see it significantly more in the city. Some city youth come live in I area in rural Jamaica still, so that is there to a leeser degree as well. There is also a classism thing associated wid that in J.A as well, although that's an oversimplification tbf

One love stay blessed, Enjoy JA

Respect 🫡 Jess love how you talk 🗣️ facts respect ✊ for showing the good in my country 1 love ❤️ Jess love you 🥰

Jess. You are beautiful regardless of any standard! You will realise this more and more as you grow older. Bless 🙏🌺

Jamaicans love everyone from your pure in heart ❤🇯🇲

Yes Jess, happy your happy at Home, warm beautiful island, a great smile says alot, enjoy ever second there. Food will steal your heart, we love you here.

Big up Jess yes out of many people we are ONE. Remember there is a time and a place for ever thing you had the chance to express your feelings with out any pressure at the ending of this video excellent job my girl ❤

I HEAR YOU JESS, I FELT THE SAME PEACE WHEN I WAS ON HOILDAY, LAST WEEK WHILE I WAS IN JAMAICA FOR NEARLY 4 WEEKS. I LOVE JAMAICA AND CAN'T WAIT TO GO BACK NEXT YEAR. WITH MY FAMILY FROM JAMAICA (AND GRENDA), I PLAN TO GO BACK EVERY YEAR AND MY GOAL IS TO SPEND TIME IN EVERY PARISH. ST ANN IS MY HOME

Much love to you for finding yourself and purpose. Respect for showing how Jamaica is a lovely place. Keep being authentic and your going attract same energy. 🙌🏾Jamaica

You are so beautiful ❤️.I appreciate you for biggin up Jamaica 🇯🇲 much love 💕😘

Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your story, many people can relate. There is a strong presence of God’S love in Jamaica. I pray more people will find the same spiritual freedom and healing after hearing your story and rebuking their own demons.

@blessupjess

Ай бұрын

Thanks so much Jason! Respect! 🙏🏼🤍

So happy I came across your page. Love Jamaica and we love you right back. You are a true empress and remarkable beautiful

Thanks for the speech Jess, that is why our motto is " out of many one people" everyone are their own unique self. We welcome all and we don't try to be who we are not. Bless up Jess, continue to be the wonderful person you are.

NOW WE KNOW WHERE TO GO FOR HEALING AND RECUPERATING

Hey bless up juss I am so happy that you have accepted Jamaica as your home

You’ll see, just go to Jamaica and feel/soak up the vibe. I’m missing it so much xx

Oh my Lords this woman is beautiful. Please stay safe though. ❤️🇯🇲

You are right Jess. I miss Jamaica for that. Western society is toxic for women….. preach…. 🇯🇲🌺🙏🏽❤️👀

@blessupjess

4 ай бұрын

Love that you experienced the same energy 🫶🏼

@lusimyer

4 ай бұрын

True ..True

@andrewclarkeclarke5630

4 ай бұрын

❤❤ I guess we can totally claim u as a 🇯🇲 girl !!! BTW that outfit is totally banging ❤​@@blessupjess

@allisonthomas8099

4 ай бұрын

​@blessupjessaus hi ,you can look at this female Kenyans you tuber .At present, she is in Jamaica ,her channel name( Dee Mwango )if you can link up with her ,she had travel all over the world

@TechWizz

4 ай бұрын

That jelly man and your reaction about baby 😂😂.

Congratulations Jess, and well done with your collaboration with Trop. You are doing great with your channel. Love your positive vibes. Keep up the great work you're doing. Love your contents. Love and blessings from London

Throp I do not move in FEAR either! Where mind goes energy flows , 100% ❤😂 Love your content Jess- watching you from Oz!! ❤❤❤ Bless up Dear, see u in Ja! ❤❤❤❤

I’m a new subscriber here! Blessings and one love. 👍🏽❤️🇯🇲

Mi luv yuh likkle accent widi patois 🥹🖤 Lolz

Thanks a lot honey, for showing me all this.

Jess you are beautiful physically and mentally. I am from a neighboring Island and am just so fascinated by how you've wholeheartedly embraced Jamaican culture. Finding your purpose is the key to living a joyful life. Also, learning to surround yourself with positive people. Go where you're celebrated not tolerated. All the best to you on your journey of healing and keep documenting it as it is an inspiration to others

Thank you, Jess, for your commendations. I wish you continued growth and development. It is amazing to watch your growth from your first video to this point. Keep soaring.❤🎉 Congrats on your 5k subscription.

@blessupjess

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 🙏🏼

After spending 20 years as I did, come back here and talk about how great Jamaica is....*YOU WON'T* 💯

Thank you so much .for spending the good news about my country Jamaica land we love.stay bless

I like this interview with this Thop very personal 🫶🏽

JAH Bless Jess. Great content, keep up the good works. We love everybody in Jamaica.

Me nuh waa nuh babe.love yuh accent. Your fluffy organic presence has been a blessing..I'm addicted ❤

❤❤❤its simply love&respect..... way up and big up jess you fitted into just wright and nice you could passed for a Jamaican half native you adapted well blended gorgeous nice&sweet beautiful entanglement for a situation like this.... 10 out a10❤❤❤❤

I think you are a beautifull person inside and outside iove youenjoy my beautifull country one love

Girl,you got me tearing up with you for a minute there. I'm so happy you feel freed from your e.d. Such a powerful,impactful moment.Thanks for sharing this.

@blessupjess

4 ай бұрын

🥹🥹🥹 thank you so much, this comment means so much to me 🫶🏼

YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL BECAUSE GOD MADE YOU JUST THE WAY YOU ARE !!!!...AND YES JAMAICAN MEN LOVE THEIR WOMEN JUST LIKE YOU 👍....TALL, CURVY,BLACK,WHITE AND ALL RACES OF PEOPLE!!!...STAY SAFE AND BLESSED 🙌 ❤❤❤🎉

Oh baby girl you almost made me cry. By now you should know that when you are called baby girl in JA is a lot of respect . I am watching from Canada as a Jamaican born in Portland who came here as a child 54 yrs ago. I would suggest you watch Irie Jamaica this is a woman who also had Jamaica changed her live. She went there as a student and now she is a Jamaican citizen. She is from the Ukraine and could not stop smoking and Jamaca did it for her as most Jamaicans don't smoke cigarette....weed YES. She also talked about how Jamaica made her start loving her hair. By the way you are beautiful baby girl , so forget what anyone had say bad in the past about your looks "Jamaica got you now". Why don't you Live there and I promise your self esteem will reach the rooftop. Love light and kindness from Canada.

Congratulations 🎊🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉😊

I'm glad my country has help you jess love and respect for advertising our beautiful country

Big up yourself beautiful, nuff respect!

I recommend Jamaica with Irie, she is a fellow KZreadr from Ukraine. She debunks a lot of bad stereotypes and misinformation about Jamaica. I think you and her share a similar interest and it would be beneficial as well. All the best.

@user-mp3ei1ud2w

4 ай бұрын

I’ve watched her channel too & she knows more about Jamaica 🇯🇲 than I do .. I was born there..❤️🇯🇲🙏 Jah bless

Bless up Jess luv di interview jus gwan keep uself sturdy yea longlife an nuffluv believe💪❤️🙏💯

If that what u want, u at the right place, we love u just the way u are ❤❤🇯🇲🇨🇦🙏

Wow! Bless up jess, spoken like a true blue-diamond...Very well said, candidly and honestly...Big-ups to Jamaica, yes, you are dwelling with the chosen children who are Highly Favored with the MOST HIGH YAH, and as they bless up you, so will you bless up others...You have a grand-purpose now and may the son of the living YAH walk with you, and keep you and yours in [HIS] outstretched arms. One candle lights another candle, and your candle will light another, and the 💜-beat of [LOVE] goes on and on. Keep smiling and shining as bright as the Jamaican sun. 1-💜ve, may YAH blessings, peace and prosperity continue...🙏💜🙏

Hey Jess. Glad you're feeling healed being in Jamaica. Jamaicans generally love all people no matter size or shape. You will find though, there's also another side to Jamaicans in terms of calling out people for how they look. Generally, if you're thin they will call you that; if you are not on the thin side, they will call you that also, but usually there is no animosity when they do that. It's calling it as they see it generally being brutally honest, but it's never meant in a nasty way. It's definitely a part of the culture which you may have already experienced. Stay blessed.

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Yes like Big Head in her other video. Don’t be shocked when you hear someone with an animal name either. In addition if you look East Asian you are Mr & Ms Chin.