I hope they get paid and are careful that you don't teach certain people too much about your survival, they may use it against you all.
@chimakalu41Сағат бұрын
8:26 lol, Sierra just keeps dancing
@robineuropa50042 сағат бұрын
He used virmaak wrong I think
@robineuropa50042 сағат бұрын
Woelag is spelled with a w
@gertstraatenvander46842 сағат бұрын
They don't teach us Dutchies about this either. Or about the transglobal slave trade. It's not just guns they brought, it was enslaved people as well.
@Reaction_naa2 сағат бұрын
This is just the traditional wedding not the actual wedding
@megan1603 сағат бұрын
I love your reactions❤ Can you also react to the British Twin Series in Korean Englishman channel🙏
@ma-ashadelong89923 сағат бұрын
I'm from Uitenhage a small town just outside from Pe. Honestly we don't have a lot to do here compared to Cape Town it's not a big city but we have gorgeous nature reserves, the most beautiful hiking spots, lots of family friendly spots and amazing hidden gems all over the city you just have to go out and explore. I love the channel❤
@Reaction_naa3 сағат бұрын
Me personally if I tell you that I will meet you at 2pm then it means 2pm is when I start dressing up and do other stuff before I will order a ride and set off
@gertstraatenvander46843 сағат бұрын
I don't like Vincent much.
@marcopeel4 сағат бұрын
There is a town called Kanye in Botswana. Therefore there is Kanye west in botswana
@BOOSETO4 сағат бұрын
I love my American neighbours! ❤️ from Canada!
@user-vw3kp2zu9c5 сағат бұрын
Está moça mentiu quando fala em genocídio, ela não sabe nem o que é um genocídio coitada,ela fala o que a mídia esquerdista fala, nem tido que ela fala e real... tivemos um ótimo governo mas estas pessoas que só sabem chorar só fala besteira, agora agora em 2024 que estamos na merda mesmo, sem liberdade sem fala. O Brasil é assim por estas pessoas.
@xiuyunsu7 сағат бұрын
I remember the first tattoo i had on my shoulder. Heaven broke lose that day. My dad called our Church pastor to pray for me that am running mental 😂....
@jamesdotcom59807 сағат бұрын
during Apartheid, TV channels used to play da national anthem n switch off in South Africa too, grandpa once told me dat
@faithessome63677 сағат бұрын
My mum slapped my brother for wearing earrings... and it was magnetic as well 😂
@The_Muchiri7 сағат бұрын
Traditionally, many Kenyan tribes, such as the Kikuyu, Maasai, and Samburu, practiced ear piercing as a rite of passage for both men and women. However, some older Africans may frown upon ear piercing among men today due to its association with rebellious behavior and negative stereotypes influenced by pop culture.
@dobikwti64669 сағат бұрын
hi salam alukom from kuwait im kuwaiti and i love your video 💙 bye with love
@rickj.91110 сағат бұрын
I don't think it's all about the show... No matter how much I look at it, I think it's at least 1/5 comfortable or 1/10 based on what I got very hard... No matter how I look at it, it seems like I've been given some convenience.
@Marjolein2626410 сағат бұрын
I only kiss people 3 times if I know them well and haven't seen them in a while. Since covid we tend to hug more instead of kissing. I shake hands with people I don't know (well). Since covid it's more just saying hello.
@fdota12 сағат бұрын
Traditionally breakfast is rice, side dishes and soup. A full meal, just like dinner
@shnacksx348212 сағат бұрын
The shaking ifbthe hands is called a wiri. Its to show the life force within oneself. And both women and men wiri.
@mmmmm111312 сағат бұрын
I love this channel!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 Subbed!
@jazzandedge12 сағат бұрын
All healthy men in Korea go to the military.It's compulsory. You know why Koreans are especially honest, sincere, family, and altruistic, right? It's not because of CCTV.
@Mrlondonboy4life536712 сағат бұрын
I sent so many video requests but you guys haven’t reacted to it
@hokeypokeyahandicapablebul420712 сағат бұрын
We move forward...Canada strong 🇨🇦
@IstandBLACK13 сағат бұрын
Traditionally piercing of the ear or other part of the body was morally acceptable pre colonialism, majority of African tribes had piercings and other form of body mutilation as a form of family or cultural identification, social status and so on. The piercing of ones ear as a male child became an issue solely based on the fact that the Europeans who happened to colonise the country doesn't necessarily do that which became a standard, owing that people took them(The colonisers) as the representation of success and how success should look like at the time. Religion further appropriated it as been evil or sinful. Say colonialism made it unacceptable to those closest to that era which are our parents or grandparents, though the sentiment still holds strong among many youths today. most has no issue with it right now but I feel they would when they themselve become parents. In Nigeria, piercing is strictly meant for the female gender. Any man or boy who decides to pierce their ears are said to be either leaning towards femininity, badly behaved or possessed.
@afroriginalvoice941913 сағат бұрын
Chineses that look like one of theses... its a . statement to state to the world we have arrived. African must respond
@salahballer309214 сағат бұрын
Here in Nigeria.... There is nothing positive behind piercings for a guy
@Cyanidic114 сағат бұрын
Love this episode! Thank you for reacting, I always enjoy your commentary 😊
@betganggh14 сағат бұрын
The thing about Ghana, is our markets are very large, the idea is to make everything available so you don't have to go to another place to get something
@audreymcgrath707415 сағат бұрын
I was visiting my brother a few years back when he worked in Arizona. We ate in a bar and grill on the drinks menu and it was my first time seeing the drink black and tan on the menu. I was shocked as obviously they don't know the meaning behind it. I always remember my Granny who lived until 102 telling about the time a black and tan pointed a gun at her when she was a small child. They brought terror to Ireland.
@CallmeChikama15 сағат бұрын
The part aboutbthe Tarven man who hates his wife and Children hits home but I ain't mad.
@oluwaseyidada764115 сағат бұрын
Nigerian Ports Authority not Lagos Ports Authority
@user-uz6rs6co1t15 сағат бұрын
한국남자라면 모두 가 다 겪는 일입니다 우리 모두가 당연히 해야할 일입니다 한국 남자 라면~
@lovirbin15 сағат бұрын
Depending on where you are in the Uk and how you were brought up also depends on if you use 'ma'am, sir' and all that. Where i'm from, people do say ma'am or sir but mainly in shopping or someone who you work for. You usually just put on a nice voice and higher your tone when speaking respectfully to other people or older people. ☺
@adeniyiezekiel439316 сағат бұрын
When we say African parents are overly dramatic you guy’s thought we were exaggerating 😂😂😂
@keishagagemiller16 сағат бұрын
Please watch kawakawa primary as it is one of the best groups at Te mana kura tahi
@learngrow917217 сағат бұрын
My brother had his ears pierced when he went overseas. On the first day of his first visit home my mom took all his earrings and prayed for him 😂😂
@ReachOut300417 сағат бұрын
1. TRUTH is the 1st tallest building in Tanzania is TPA 2. The video shows Dar es salaam, Tanzania is very old, she compares it with a new nairobi videos. Kenyans are not sure of themselves, they are always fighting for that 1st place, look what she has spoken of kenya, total bias BS!.
@stanopinternational123717 сағат бұрын
Mama Ojo's complaints about the piercing was enough punishment for Ojo than the actual beating. But then, it's a skit. 😂😂
@ReachOut300417 сағат бұрын
The video was well explained by a Kenyan if you know you know, AM OUT!!.
@joykim22217 сағат бұрын
철조망 통과시 총구를 손아귀로 감싸쥐어 이물질 들어가는거 방지해야 함. 총구 잡은 손으로 철모앞부분을 같이 잡아 철모 벗겨지지 않도록. 기타 포복시에도 총구에 진흙 들어가면 두둘겨 맞았다.
@zwer270718 сағат бұрын
If y'all coming, y'all should contact me and I'll make sure u guys have a great time✨
@user-vf7tt2mb3d18 сағат бұрын
Sweet exercise 🤣
@Official-EuniceUg18 сағат бұрын
In my culture, piercing ears for boys is seen as a bad character,they tag it with being on drugs, being gay so much more. You lose respect,just like dreadlocks for boys literally a lot more.
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I hope they get paid and are careful that you don't teach certain people too much about your survival, they may use it against you all.
8:26 lol, Sierra just keeps dancing
He used virmaak wrong I think
Woelag is spelled with a w
They don't teach us Dutchies about this either. Or about the transglobal slave trade. It's not just guns they brought, it was enslaved people as well.
This is just the traditional wedding not the actual wedding
I love your reactions❤ Can you also react to the British Twin Series in Korean Englishman channel🙏
I'm from Uitenhage a small town just outside from Pe. Honestly we don't have a lot to do here compared to Cape Town it's not a big city but we have gorgeous nature reserves, the most beautiful hiking spots, lots of family friendly spots and amazing hidden gems all over the city you just have to go out and explore. I love the channel❤
Me personally if I tell you that I will meet you at 2pm then it means 2pm is when I start dressing up and do other stuff before I will order a ride and set off
I don't like Vincent much.
There is a town called Kanye in Botswana. Therefore there is Kanye west in botswana
I love my American neighbours! ❤️ from Canada!
Está moça mentiu quando fala em genocídio, ela não sabe nem o que é um genocídio coitada,ela fala o que a mídia esquerdista fala, nem tido que ela fala e real... tivemos um ótimo governo mas estas pessoas que só sabem chorar só fala besteira, agora agora em 2024 que estamos na merda mesmo, sem liberdade sem fala. O Brasil é assim por estas pessoas.
I remember the first tattoo i had on my shoulder. Heaven broke lose that day. My dad called our Church pastor to pray for me that am running mental 😂....
during Apartheid, TV channels used to play da national anthem n switch off in South Africa too, grandpa once told me dat
My mum slapped my brother for wearing earrings... and it was magnetic as well 😂
Traditionally, many Kenyan tribes, such as the Kikuyu, Maasai, and Samburu, practiced ear piercing as a rite of passage for both men and women. However, some older Africans may frown upon ear piercing among men today due to its association with rebellious behavior and negative stereotypes influenced by pop culture.
hi salam alukom from kuwait im kuwaiti and i love your video 💙 bye with love
I don't think it's all about the show... No matter how much I look at it, I think it's at least 1/5 comfortable or 1/10 based on what I got very hard... No matter how I look at it, it seems like I've been given some convenience.
I only kiss people 3 times if I know them well and haven't seen them in a while. Since covid we tend to hug more instead of kissing. I shake hands with people I don't know (well). Since covid it's more just saying hello.
Traditionally breakfast is rice, side dishes and soup. A full meal, just like dinner
The shaking ifbthe hands is called a wiri. Its to show the life force within oneself. And both women and men wiri.
I love this channel!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 Subbed!
All healthy men in Korea go to the military.It's compulsory. You know why Koreans are especially honest, sincere, family, and altruistic, right? It's not because of CCTV.
I sent so many video requests but you guys haven’t reacted to it
We move forward...Canada strong 🇨🇦
Traditionally piercing of the ear or other part of the body was morally acceptable pre colonialism, majority of African tribes had piercings and other form of body mutilation as a form of family or cultural identification, social status and so on. The piercing of ones ear as a male child became an issue solely based on the fact that the Europeans who happened to colonise the country doesn't necessarily do that which became a standard, owing that people took them(The colonisers) as the representation of success and how success should look like at the time. Religion further appropriated it as been evil or sinful. Say colonialism made it unacceptable to those closest to that era which are our parents or grandparents, though the sentiment still holds strong among many youths today. most has no issue with it right now but I feel they would when they themselve become parents. In Nigeria, piercing is strictly meant for the female gender. Any man or boy who decides to pierce their ears are said to be either leaning towards femininity, badly behaved or possessed.
Chineses that look like one of theses... its a . statement to state to the world we have arrived. African must respond
Here in Nigeria.... There is nothing positive behind piercings for a guy
Love this episode! Thank you for reacting, I always enjoy your commentary 😊
The thing about Ghana, is our markets are very large, the idea is to make everything available so you don't have to go to another place to get something
I was visiting my brother a few years back when he worked in Arizona. We ate in a bar and grill on the drinks menu and it was my first time seeing the drink black and tan on the menu. I was shocked as obviously they don't know the meaning behind it. I always remember my Granny who lived until 102 telling about the time a black and tan pointed a gun at her when she was a small child. They brought terror to Ireland.
The part aboutbthe Tarven man who hates his wife and Children hits home but I ain't mad.
Nigerian Ports Authority not Lagos Ports Authority
한국남자라면 모두 가 다 겪는 일입니다 우리 모두가 당연히 해야할 일입니다 한국 남자 라면~
Depending on where you are in the Uk and how you were brought up also depends on if you use 'ma'am, sir' and all that. Where i'm from, people do say ma'am or sir but mainly in shopping or someone who you work for. You usually just put on a nice voice and higher your tone when speaking respectfully to other people or older people. ☺
When we say African parents are overly dramatic you guy’s thought we were exaggerating 😂😂😂
Please watch kawakawa primary as it is one of the best groups at Te mana kura tahi
My brother had his ears pierced when he went overseas. On the first day of his first visit home my mom took all his earrings and prayed for him 😂😂
1. TRUTH is the 1st tallest building in Tanzania is TPA 2. The video shows Dar es salaam, Tanzania is very old, she compares it with a new nairobi videos. Kenyans are not sure of themselves, they are always fighting for that 1st place, look what she has spoken of kenya, total bias BS!.
Mama Ojo's complaints about the piercing was enough punishment for Ojo than the actual beating. But then, it's a skit. 😂😂
The video was well explained by a Kenyan if you know you know, AM OUT!!.
철조망 통과시 총구를 손아귀로 감싸쥐어 이물질 들어가는거 방지해야 함. 총구 잡은 손으로 철모앞부분을 같이 잡아 철모 벗겨지지 않도록. 기타 포복시에도 총구에 진흙 들어가면 두둘겨 맞았다.
If y'all coming, y'all should contact me and I'll make sure u guys have a great time✨
Sweet exercise 🤣
In my culture, piercing ears for boys is seen as a bad character,they tag it with being on drugs, being gay so much more. You lose respect,just like dreadlocks for boys literally a lot more.
😂😂
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Ojo's mum is so dramatic 😂😂😂