This was an American interviewing Kenyans on what they think about black Americans. I wonder what the conversation would be if another Kenyan was interviewing them on what they think about black Americans 😆

@dariusbrock2351

3 ай бұрын

Right, that would be interesting.

@user-zo1ns1oj4t

3 ай бұрын

Sadly black Americans aren’t favored anywhere.

@survivingthetimes

3 ай бұрын

For real 'cause the answers are usually the exact opposite of the ones given here.

@kenyattamufumbey.4785

3 ай бұрын

Many black Americans don't think negatively about Africa. Some are programmed to think negatively about Africans.

@lucasmungai8647

3 ай бұрын

That’s Nairobi the answers will still be the same…even without interviews, take a look at the matatus and all the black American artistes featured in the graffiti.

I’m in America and the Kenya people seem nice! I’d love to go to Kenya and start a new life, get to learn other cultures and be around my people (Africans) it’s long overdue! Ready to come home!

First thing I noticed is GREAT MANNERS & NO CURSING! I would love for a group of these Kenyans to visit S. Chicago and talk with the people there.

The Kenyans that he interviewed seem so smart and have good spirits. 🥰

@traffier

14 күн бұрын

Confidence in language matters. If each of them were interviewed in kiswahili it would be more spicy.

Thanks for having me on board Jackson 😊😊it was a pleasure.

@Okwash1

5 ай бұрын

Pamba Arnolda the one and only... Eti they're kind of cute. Awuoro. Si ni make-up tu na mavasi.

@mkenyamzalendo4130

5 ай бұрын

@@Okwash1on cuteness i disagree, no human being is not cute, each person is created differently

@Okwash1

5 ай бұрын

@mkenyamzalendo4130 Please do not twist my comment....I did not say they are ugly, infact she's the one implying that "African Americans" are kind of cuter and mine was just a point of correction . Watch the clip again.

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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@samutykuntathebantu8402

5 ай бұрын

​@@mkenyamzalendo4130uli piga hyperbole on another level😊

As a black American I love African ppl I'm glad you guys are finally getting your shine and glory world wide may God bless your country

@alsteff6785

5 ай бұрын

These Roman's sold your bitch ass into slavery get a back bone son

@Benwazworld

4 ай бұрын

what country are you refering to ?

@CrescentOnTop

4 ай бұрын

@@Benwazworlddepends on who’s reading it

@perfectlysureunknown

4 ай бұрын

African people do not like black Americans. At least that has been my experience in America.

@Benwazworld

4 ай бұрын

@@CrescentOnTop sure.

Hello Kenyan people, you are beautiful people, very smart, proud and confident people. Thanknuiu for the kind words and insight.

As a black American I always viewed African people as hard working an really smart. They tend to have very strong family and community

@beastmode7448

4 ай бұрын

Hard working ... maybe . But smart? ...C'mon...😊

@dynamitedingo7720

4 ай бұрын

@@beastmode7448 why would you say that?

@beastmode7448

4 ай бұрын

@@dynamitedingo7720 Please, tell me at least African 1 Nobel laureate (except Mandela) or a scientist who invented something great

@DiscreetElementTv

4 ай бұрын

@@beastmode7448George Washington carver is a black American scientist and why don’t you look it up yourself if you care so much look up how many Nigerian doctors there are in the states

@PoliticanGaming

4 ай бұрын

@ode7448 Caroline Wanjiku Kihato is a Kenyan inventor and entrepreneur. She is the inventor of a urine-powered generator. Her invention has helped to provide a sustainable and affordable source of electricity for people in rural areas of Kenya Roy Allela: Sign-IO has the potential to revolutionize communication for sign language speakers. The invention comes out of Kenya by Roy Allela and essentially translates sign language into speech in real time. This is done by wearing a glove with hardware that can detect hand movements. The glove is connected to an app which conducts the translations using an internal database based on the American Sign Language (ASL). Users can set tempo, pitch, and gender of the voice that represents them. The idea is to make communication easier for ASL speakers to navigate in a world that mostly does not understand sign language. I mean there are hundreds of other inventions, contributions etc I can post, but doing even just basic research can provide you with that. Albeit you are probably trolling and believe all of Africa is one super culture and not diverse with many individuals, fields and contributions. Nigeria's overseas student programs excel in American and European schools mind you.

Alright im sold.. Im going to kenya this summer

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

Tell them who sent you. 💯

@charlesmacharia7446

5 ай бұрын

Welcome around

@KenyanAtHeart

5 ай бұрын

Karibu😊

@user-ki5sl5dl4v

5 ай бұрын

Karibu sana aka welcome 🤗

@chumps7974

4 ай бұрын

I strongly recommend it. It can change your life

Very bright and articulate group of young people.

@SuperRobertoClemente

3 ай бұрын

Good to generate kids! 🥰

KENYAN dadas and kakas.....I'm coming to be with you soon!!! Coop, I can't finish this video. This touched my soul. I feel like Celie and Nettie, "me and you us never part, makidada". I'm legit sitting here crying and yearning for people I have never met.

@KanuMoto

5 ай бұрын

You're soo much welcome ! Karibu sana.

@charlesmacharia7446

5 ай бұрын

Welcome around

@freddieolsam8195

5 ай бұрын

You are most welcome to Kenya our own.

@nancykamotho7019

4 ай бұрын

Karibu nyumbani dada.

@jessiebrandon2040

3 ай бұрын

I never met them but I am AFRICA in America and they are my people we have people in Africa has been looking for us for all those years and we have people our ancestors died hoping and praying that we will find our way back home to the Nation of Africa their Homeland of AFRICAN Continent

the Kenyan men are very educated and handsome too, the grass always greener on the other side 😉 nice video Mr Coops 👏👏👏👏😊

So impressed with the Kenyan people. So wise and insightful. We have so much to offer each other. "As we look to each other to discover who we are, we will rejoice to find out we've been looking at ourselves...." USA

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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I lived there for 2 months got so much Love! The Kenyan ppl are so welcoming 🖤

As a guest of US Civil rights Organizer , Charles Cobb Jr. Kenya's Independence VP Oginga Odinga was once arrested in Atlanta while in Atlanta protesting against Black discrimination together with 17 other SNCC students . This was an embarrassment for the relations between US and Kenya after the state realized that they had locked up Kenya VP . He refused to leave jail until all the black students were released . His wishes were granted .

@papd3532

5 ай бұрын

In 1963, Thurgood Marshall was responsible for writing part of Kenya's Independence constitution particularly the part on rights of racial minorities including white, asian/indian,arabs etc . Prior to Kenya Independence 1963 racial segregation in Kenya ,white 1st class citizen, asian/indian, arab second class citizen ,black kenya 3rd class .

@papd3532

5 ай бұрын

US first Black Chief Justice responsible for writing part of Kenya’s independence constitution, Thurgood Marshall was disappointed at the post-independence polarization between Kenya Nationalists leaders President Jomo Kenyatta and VP Oginga Odinga and assassination of Nationalist Tom Mboya in 1960s . These were his close friends .

@stephenodhiambo7556

5 ай бұрын

@@papd3532 Wow! I learn every day

@papd3532

5 ай бұрын

@@stephenodhiambo7556 👍

@Bklyn112

4 ай бұрын

Yes all very true. Ironic that many of the people interviewed think that African Americans live privileged lives in a white majority country. We have to fight tooth and nail for every privilege though. There has always been cross continental support for each other. My grandfather went to HBCU Lincoln University with Kwame Nkrumah. The first Presidents of Malawi and Nigeria also attended school there. This "diaspora war" nonsense is a relatively new convention that is ruled by social media content creators and their desire to monetize their channels.

That Nigerian is our lost Luo son😎. We from the lakeside claim him. That is our very own accent 😊. Good job Jackson

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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@SospeteNyongesa

5 ай бұрын

was he really Nigerian?

@paulinemumbi4503

5 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

I had the opportunity to visit Cameroon in 2019. I love my African brothers and sisters. I can’t wait to visit Kenya.

Kenya's independence constitution was partly written by first US Black Chief Justice Thurgood Marshall who was friends with Kenya Nationalists Jomo Kenyatta, Oginga Odinga and Tom Mboya . Tom Mboya was a Keynote speaker at the March in Washington in 1963 and close friends of Dr. Martin Luther King, Harry Belafonte ,Andrew Young, Sidney Poitier, Ralph Abernathy and other black civil rights leaders .

@papd3532

5 ай бұрын

They set up resources to help educate Black Kenyans denied higher education opportunities by white before Independence hence Obama father to Harvard . After Harvard where he had studied Phd Economics, Obama father worked with Nationalist Tom Mboya who was Minister Of Economic Planning and was responsible for writing Kenya's post independence Economic framework . Obama wrote about his father ,Tom Mboya and their Luo peoples .

@papd3532

5 ай бұрын

US civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King lost his life in 1968 at age 39 and his close friend Kenya independence Nationalists Tom Mboya lost his life in 1969 at the age of 38 . Both Tom Mboya and Dr Martin Luther King had 4 kids each all below age 13 .

@user-wh3fx3um9t

5 ай бұрын

Tom Mboya was a speaker at the March on Washington? I had no idea. Thanks so much for the information. Will search for that on You Tube

@papd3532

5 ай бұрын

@@user-wh3fx3um9t You can also check the speech its publicly available on tube . Tom Mboya was very close friends with Black Civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King .

@user-wh3fx3um9t

5 ай бұрын

@@papd3532 thanks so much. I watched the video and was honestly astonished. How comes I've never known this? And the man was only 29 years old at the time?

I'm African American. The first Sister was beautiful! ❤ Shout outs to her, love her accent. The other Sister that said she never met a Black American was with all the colors on was extremely Beautiful as well 😂 From what i see, for most part Kenyans respect us! I respect the one's on board with us too! For the confused Kenyans opinions about us, homework need to be done 😂 We are not like what ppl think of us being "white" or kissing white ppls butts 😂 We African Americans know our ENEMY. Africans have to understand we didn't ask to be kidnapped 400 years ago. No one from Africa came to save us 😂 We been here with white ppl since slavery! Why do ppl get mad at us being "westernIZED?" 😂 We was NEVER rescued, so how we talk and act, Africans should understand our position 😂 I salutes the Africans that gave us our credit. Yall us, and we are yall! We are just seperate by Culture and Slavery! Our blood is the same 😂 We DO have extra things in us dna-wise 😂 but what we are most made of IS AFRICAN! Trust me, African/Black Americans HATE we have white in us. Myself, i have 19% European but the bulk of me is Nigerian/Igbo 40.4% being my highest of all. I got Fula, Wolof, and Bantu. Salutes Family! ❤👌🏾

@bxvdc

4 ай бұрын

The Africans couldn't save you from slavery because they literally couldn't. They had bows and arrows while the white europeans had guns. Don't u think an african father would do anything to save his son from a slave ship. You need to learn your history. And don't listen to Kanye. The man is lost.

@PambaArnolda

4 ай бұрын

Thanks loads Shawn for your kind and thoughtful words . We appreciate your love and support too👌🙏🤩🤗

@shawnebradley6542

4 ай бұрын

@@PambaArnolda For sure! I got yo back we Family! I NEVER forgot my roots as a African American! We Together and your so welcomed! 💯🙏🏾❤

@pollyparrot8759

3 ай бұрын

Just remember that Africans kidnapped your ancestors to sell them to the Arabs and later to the Europeans. All the African slaves were kidnapped and then sold by other Africans.

The Nigerian Luo though... that was the first time a Nigerian lost his accent 😂😂.

@oliviak5506

5 ай бұрын

😂 No kidding 😂

@gipuib

5 ай бұрын

😅 true

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

Ya’ll are WILD 😅

@veronicamwania9584

5 ай бұрын

😂 Exactly! That guy had nyanza accent!

@burundishallsmile1day109

4 ай бұрын

Yes!but he had some Nigerian Hausa Tribe flavour Accent mixed Kenyan accent in my Opinion

Peter was spitting bars,it was amazing to be part of the video.

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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Wheeew!!! 😂😂😂 Kenyans can explain one point in a million words😅😂😂

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

Haha

@faboge

3 ай бұрын

Kenyans are wordy! You ask Kenyan how are you doing? You better have a few minutes to spare! LOL

Great video bro, Your question where amazing. Thank you for stepping out bridging the gap between African Americans and Kenya's . African American Love Kenya people . We distance Family

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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Great video! Very informative. Keep them coming 👍🏾

@COOPSCORNER

4 ай бұрын

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Very good video. You may have convinced me to put Kenya at the top of my list.

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

💯

@salkanini6277

5 ай бұрын

You're welcome to kenyal will host you for free , l am from nakuru kenya

Awesome interview Cooper 👍🏿

Thank you for this content. You yourself making these videos help bridge the gap between us both. Much love

@COOPSCORNER

4 ай бұрын

Salute ✊🏾

This video always makes my day . Some are so humorous, like the first girl Pamba.

@PambaArnolda

4 ай бұрын

Hey Tony😃👋 thanks for watching and for your support

@TonnyOkello

4 ай бұрын

@@PambaArnolda Karibu sana, miss Cotton .

beautiful video brother. Love it! Soon come!

@COOPSCORNER

4 ай бұрын

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Really great interview! This really opened my eyes

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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Great video Coop. Outstanding!!!!

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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Mr Cooper… keep opening this space up… great job… mhhh it is snowing back here in Buckeye land.. always give ur audience the Kenyan handshake… a sign of respect

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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the little girl strolling by at 4:00 !!

Great content Coop!!

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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Really enjoyed this video. Very good 👍 ❤

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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Excellent interviews. Good insight. I have some work to do

Great video, Jackson. I love these man-on-the-street interviews, they give me some insight into how the average African feels about African Americans. Keep up the good work, brother.

@ou8r122

5 ай бұрын

Why don't y'all start asking about other races instead of always posting these same videos about how some country in Africa feels about Americans? This is beyond ridiculous propaganda at this point. Two million Europeans are living in Africa why not focus on them instead. As suspected it's posted by messy Nigerian Igbos, who are never home!

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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Visiting Kenya this summer. I hear the people are very cool and friendly.

@COOPSCORNER

4 ай бұрын

LEGENDARY.

@utilitymarketing

4 ай бұрын

100%

@MJ-ye7dd

Ай бұрын

Most welcome and enjoy your stay ❤

Beautiful video. Can’t wait to go to Kenya!

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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@charlesmacharia7446

5 ай бұрын

Welcome around

The man in the last interview seemed the most honest and open.

@timcarr6401

3 ай бұрын

The color commonality is no big thing. But American blacks seem to think it's something special. [My paraphrase of some of his remarks.]

All good stuff! Kenyans seem welcoming and bright. Smart

Very interesting. I want to see interviews from other parts of Africa.

I loved watching this!!!!!!!!! I wish I would have had more conversations when I went to south africa

@COOPSCORNER

4 ай бұрын

Stay tuned. 👍🏾

😅😅😅😅the Nigerian who is also admiring Nigerian culture n accent...he forgot he was a Nigerian.

I totally agree with the gentleman who sees the difference in how we treat each other as oppose to how we treat caucasians. I have had several encounters with Africans (unsure of origin) and it was just heightened disrespect, while the caucasian person was acknowledged,....I almost felt invisible. One lady even went as far to tell me that 'we' don't share the same blood, gasping in disbelief, she further stated that I was born into slavery and that my bloodline was tainted. I met a beautiful Ghanaian lady in the same atmosphere, she restored my faith in never to let the ignorance of those small percentage depict the majority. I LOVE MY PEOPLE, which is why I am sharing this because just those encounter though a small percentage can be the gap that causes discord in UNITY. Keep probing the minds and having honest dialogues by way of what you do. Shalom.

@COOPSCORNER

4 ай бұрын

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Greetings from Las Vegas 🎰🙅🏿‍♂️ Good stuff on interviews!

@COOPSCORNER

2 ай бұрын

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I love this show!💪👊!.

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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Nice video Cooper. I would change the question of "Bridge the Gap" - its a little difficult and for some people didn't quite understand. Maybe ask "What can Kenyans and Black Amer learn from each other"

I'm thankful I found this video. Great Job! We love Kenya and Jomo Kenyatta.

@b.truthful

4 ай бұрын

Welcome Bro.

Dope video bro!

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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Cool video and interesting insight.

@COOPSCORNER

3 ай бұрын

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These videos are nice, excellent presentation!😁👏🏾👏🏾🤷🏾‍♀️😎

@COOPSCORNER

3 ай бұрын

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Good to see you back brother. Karibu nyumbani.

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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Amazing!!!!! ❤

Opened minds are the roadway and key to open hearts that bind ❣️

Good job, my brother.

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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This video is helping to bridge the gap❤

@COOPSCORNER

4 ай бұрын

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This was very surprising, honest and refreshing. There are long-standing myths that there is beef between Black Americans and Africans, but Im hopeful the gap can be "super glued" closed and we respectfully learn to accept each others differences and bond in our similarities. Im headed back to Nigeria in May 2024(visited last May until July), I loved the food, culture and people and I happily met a great guy. We are planning our wedding for December 2024!

@transportationwarehouse2233

4 ай бұрын

Then your not watching other video that tells the truth about it…. If Thera rumor about African and Americans then there is a thing…I just watched a recent video that 5 single women Americans movie to Africa, lived there 2-3 yrs dated and bought land..etc they planned there weddings or married and ended up dead … the Africans that planned to marry or married them are now un alive.

@MJ-ye7dd

Ай бұрын

@@transportationwarehouse2233 You watched a recent video, do you have evidence for that? This narrative is meant to separate Black people

@affableone7321

Ай бұрын

@@MJ-ye7dd Bruh; stfu… I have seen videos too of what she talking about.. you Mfs be manipulative and sick in all one breathe dude… Separation is needed.. you defend, marry, praise, team with and elevate other races except American Blacks…

@affableone7321

Ай бұрын

@@MJ-ye7dd There is truth behind all videos of Africans not liking American Blacks. In fact; their behavior, attitude, the hateful way they speak to American black ppl …smh. Africans cause the division themselves, it does not take genius to see… they see other races as better than American Blacks; and they definitely show… Go watch the videos yourself, better yet.. go have a few interactions with them that are here in America.

I can't believe the first lady said we were spoiled and privileged wow

@Mista_Terrific81

5 ай бұрын

We are. All Americans are.

@MzBanks614

4 ай бұрын

They have no understanding of what we have endured and continue to……. that’s the big gap between us

@COOPSCORNER

4 ай бұрын

@MzBanks614 💯

@uncannytheos2454

4 ай бұрын

​@@Mista_Terrific81 no we aren't. We control nothing an own nothing an are used as tools or puppets by other groups. We have to work 20 times harder to even coexist with these other groups that want for our down fall

@teresamarie7460

4 ай бұрын

​@@MzBanks614You're so privileged that you don't know their history is a hundred times worse than BP in the USA.

That lady in yellow was correct. Black Americans in America don't treat blacks from Africa like their brothers.

@jennywinter3025

5 ай бұрын

And Africans in America do the same

@BenevolentDictator13

5 ай бұрын

Vice versa

@andrearin8383

5 ай бұрын

​@@jennywinter3025truth!

@Okwash1

5 ай бұрын

Why are you generalising?

@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne

5 ай бұрын

We Africans resent the ignorant side and the naivety of blacks in America about Africans. Many Africans live good quality lives than many black Americans .

Kenyans seem very welcoming.

@cytkl

3 ай бұрын

Yes but the pales exploit and abuse their kindness

I've been to Kenya (Da Florida bar) if you know U know lol. Got lost in Kenya, on foot. Walked around almost all night through the streets and was just fine. Kenya is a Great place!

Hey J Coop! Great video, I really enjoyed it. I'm new to Columbus from Cleveland, OH! I'm looking to build community & connect with the African culture here in the city but you're already gone, lol. Best wishes to you on your journey to our homeland!!

@COOPSCORNER

Ай бұрын

Blessings. Subscribe and let’s make it happen 🙏🏾

@rohneshamhorne

Ай бұрын

@@COOPSCORNER Definitely subscribed and plan on supporting your channel. You are doing great work with our people! Followed your IG too, brother.

@COOPSCORNER I love this last in grey young MAN he has a really good head on his shoulder on his outlook and perspective❤

A majority of us are spoiled and privileged. Frowning on hard work. Not taking the time to build on skill sets that will serve us throughout life. Decades ago, if you gathered 100 people together, 100 had a skill. Today maybe 20 have a skill out of 100. We have got work to do to catch back up with our ancestors' brilliancy - and brilliant they were!

Can't wait to visit

One way we can definitely try to bridge the gap is by educating each other about misconceptions, misunderstandings or wrong assumptions the other party might bear. The diverse opinions here show that they have not been exposed to the same material or that each person has drawn their own personal conclusion. Maybe next time you should ask what they think AA's might have wrong about Africans and also what they think they may have learnt about AA's and they think it might also be wrong.

@mikeotiz3610

5 ай бұрын

man, this interview was hard t watch for me, it seems we don't read as a people.

@mtuflani

5 ай бұрын

​@@mikeotiz3610 We live in a time where entertainment supersedes knowledge sadly. We have the most exposed generations alive but also programmed to consume the most ignorant material.

I really appreciate this. As an African American who are related to Tanzanian, Kenyan and Nigerian Americans who visit their families all the time, my family made it their business to always visit our motherland, and unlearn what we were taught about each other. The truth is: We...are...family!!

It's an awesome video.

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

💯

Great video

@COOPSCORNER

4 ай бұрын

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For the most part these interviews were very positive. I’ve only met one Kenyan in my life and that was when we were both in the US Army. Nairobi is definitely a city I want to visit after learning so much about it through my higher learning studies. Glad to see there are Kenyans who know we are their brothers and sisters

A really really good video because it is not short we could learn from it. what I d like to know how yourself feel treated and what you think what Kenyans think about BA

@COOPSCORNER

4 ай бұрын

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I might need to take a trip to Kenya!

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

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@MJ-ye7dd

Ай бұрын

Welcome (Karibu) Kenya

The last guy made some really nice points

My sister met her African American fiancé at work and he's been to different parts of Kenya. I like how they blend and compliment each other ❤️

Hehe coop that smile when she said they are cute😂

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

😏

very interesting

Jackson man! I will go to kenya africa! Thank you for opening my eyes

@COOPSCORNER

2 ай бұрын

👍🏾

@BigEazy2496

2 ай бұрын

​@COOPSCORNER do u like zambi?

Khanga was dropping the most facts. Africa Unite.l, just like Bob said. Black americans do have opportunities, we want a better world especially in Africa. Our brothers and sisters need to know this. I've been to Africa x3, East Africa n Kenya are getting high up on the list...

I worked in Kenya for two years- lovely people.

Ah man I can’t wait to come out to Kenya this year! People seem so chill! Just need to upgrade my Swahili a bit 😂

To all the black in Africa and in diaspora God has made a way for us to communicate with each other with each other all around the world very special to our people on the continent of Africa what a great blessing but this is not just to contact each other it's time for us to come home we must come home you all must get ready for us to come home make ready for the people in America and around the world we are coming Home AFRICA Nation, please tell him he don't talk too much we love hearing him telling us what he needs what we need if you got something to say that are very good for the rest of us and sometimes it may not even sound that good but it was what we need to hear it God bless you you sound good

I need to go back at look at my old passports to remember when exactly I was in Kenya. it was a great trip. The wooden sculptures do some amazing work there.

I Love this what you do there are two sides to every story.

What a question? There is only one Afrikan people scattered throughout the globe. But I love your show!

I will visit East Africa. The brothers and sisters seem to be so welcoming.

Nice channel. As a Kenyan, living in the states, I do believe we sit on the the shoulders of African Americans as far as breaking barriers here; we would never work in the corporate world as seamlessly for one. How about exploring what African Americans have done with Kenyans in the past. Thurgood Marshall was one of the authors of the original Kenyan constitution. I have many African American friends and they are diverse in character as Kenyans are. If we approach each other with mutual respect first collaborations would follow.

@COOPSCORNER

3 ай бұрын

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They can share cultures, like trying each other's food and listening to each other's music. Learning about each other.

3:40, D man said Arnold, he heard Emmanuel.

I was raised to be connected to "The Culture", which is spread throughout the Diaspora and Motherland. I refer to myself as an African-American. My culture is Black [which incorporates Southern & Northern Blacks in the United States, I am also a Midwesterner from a big city that loves all [well almost all] things Black from a Gen X perspective. Most people from the African Diaspora in America are of many tribes from Africa. The mixing of tribes from different countries was done intentionally so they could not communicate. Because I am a mixture of more than five countries from the continent of Africa, [my ancestry is African [Nigeria 🇳🇬 Mali 🇲🇱, Cameroon 🇨🇲, Congo 🇨🇩, Western Bantu People, Ivory Coast 🇨🇮, Ghana 🇬🇭 Benin/Togo 🇧🇯 🇹🇬, and Senegal 🇸🇳, (and unfortunately due to enslavement yt s.m.)]; African-American encompasses them all. At the time when many leaders wanted a better identity in this country other than a color, [because Black is a culture in America, and not an ethnicity, in the 90s African-American term became more widely used. At that time we didn't have a way to know our roots due to enslavement. Now that we can with DNA most African-Americans are of mixed ethnicities from African and European countries. Due to enslavement the European part was usually not by choice...🧐. I was born in America as was my line which goes at least five to six generations back on both sides in America. But my heart will always beat for Mother Africa. Be well all. ❤️𓂀 🤲🏿🧘🏾‍♀️🕉🙏🏾𓉢🖤

❤so this is an opportunity to teach us africans what we dont knw about our fellow africans in the usa the african Americans brothers and sisters because most sfricans only know what the media shows them about african Americans 😢and vice versa its a learning opportunity for both sides .keep it up 🎉🎉🎉🎉

@COOPSCORNER

2 ай бұрын

Black Americans.

@chilombomululu6034

2 ай бұрын

@@COOPSCORNER oh okay.is there a difference

Thanks Guys for having me @Coops. A hot take I guess😁

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

Salute ✊🏾

The Nigerian guy impressed me, his accent has become 100% Kenyan, i don't know how that happened in only five years he has been in Kenya.. A lot of education is required to de-indoctrinate Africans and African Americans alike, who have let the images of each other propagated by Western media propaganda influence and inform their views of their brothers and sisters. We are the same, save for where and who we grew up with, and in my experience, where you grow up largely determines the path of your life as an adult. Sending Love to our Brothers and Sisters in the US....Kenya loves you, Africa loves you.

@mikeotiz3610

5 ай бұрын

😂 he is not nigerian at all.

@RisleyKavu

5 ай бұрын

😂

They are so sweet and have nice manners

Nice bro

@COOPSCORNER

4 ай бұрын

✊🏾

I love these types of videos.

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

👍🏾

@hendrixfavour6186

5 ай бұрын

That’s northern accent of Nigeria

I will go and visit Africans/blacks in Kenya ❤️

@COOPSCORNER

5 ай бұрын

👍🏾

@charlesmacharia7446

5 ай бұрын

Welcome around

Doreen! Wow

Harsh truth is: We cannot bridge the gap. Mutual respect and keeping the bridge stable and clear is the only logical option. I am proud to be an American. Im not African. Ive never been there. Although “some” of my ancestors are African, does not make me property of Africa.

We must all remember; whatever coulour we are, we are all from the same place.❤❤❤❤