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'Why Are They Bowing?' 🤨 Wife Swap Sneak Peek
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2020
- A no-nonsense Nigerian mom who raises her kids in a strict culture of respect, swaps lives with an overwhelmed mom whose disconnected husband and spoiled kids run the house.
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"She started doing pageants at 3 months old! Did you even breastfeed this child?" This woman speaks to my soul.
Sara Jay so creepy I just read this, and heard it the same time
Kind of a dumb statement though because plenty of women are able to continue on with things while breastfeeding. Baby could pagaent and feed lol
@@sunflowerrayne6026 I interpreted that different. Yes, it's physically possible to breastfeed and put your baby in pageants, but I'm doubtful it occurred. It's the idea of parading your infant around rather than just focusing on her needs. No baby wants to do pagaents, but every baby wants to breastfeed. It's a difference of values and parenting philosophy.
@@saje239 These kiddies pageants should be considered child abuse
I’m guessing the saying “fed is best” doesn’t work for her lol
“Were not fighting, because I’ll win” 😂😂 I love her
Her laugh after that 😂🤣🤣
I knew that's what she would say 😂😂
This is hilarious😂
*we're
goldeneye 1 nigga who said they wanted your sorry ass. I love my black queens.
She was gone backslap him for disrespecting his mother with his "better than our old mom" comment.... that's real, y'all.
His mom is probably a nightmare so let's not condemn him too soon..
That, for me, is a perfect summary for the problem a lot of African families. You ask a child for their opinion and when they are honest, you punish them. Only teaches children not to be honest. That is why child abuse is also so rampant.
@@nbucwa6621 he was disrespecting his mom for no reason, he saw that woman for 2 min and already said she's better than his mom. Ok beating ain't great but that kid is disrespectful
Elsefine yet again it’s his own opinion which he is allowed to have because he is a human being. He didn’t disrespect anyone he stated his opinion which she herself asked
@@nbucwa6621 Meanwhile she had a respectful and caring family while the white mother's household was not the same. So much for your theory.
2:41 “we don’t allow our children to go out after dark........Waahhhh?”
Pedophiles & Murderers: “ikr?! So strange, why do ppl even do that?”
man you must live in a bad place
@@xhelan131 Idk where they're from but I in the U.S it's like that where I live oofles.
@@rabbitlove1785 then i feel bad for you
@blueberry juice it is perfectly safe for a child to go outside after dark in my area.
@@xhelan131 Yeah, until one kid is gone forever.
The Nigerian woman is a queen. Her outfit, her manners, the way she talks and carries herself. Everything is awesome!
She is.
Anika A yeah, while her son is being trained as a racist.
Gina Kyriakopoulos he’s not racist he’s 5. I didn’t know simply acknowledging someone had a different skin tone was racist.
jazion simms disagreed. When the white mom asked “you got a problem with that?” The kid nodded yes.
I feel both the mothers are terribly flawed, the nigerians not teaching to look at other races equally with love and respect (kids at that age do what they observe from their parents) and the white kids are just blatantly disrespectful regardless of race or gender.
Crab legs you also have to realize that he’s a small child who likely is not used to being around people not like him. It’s totally normal reaction. I’ve had little white kids be scared of me because I was not familiar them. You can’t automatically blamed the parent when you don’t know what that child has experienced this is a preview not their whole life
“Fight who? Each other?” 🤣🤣
Hopefully they use boxing gloves
👊😂
I'm so sad I want to see it 😂
"If there fighting ill win" THIS LADY
Yan Dzivinskiy race/ethnicity has nothing to do with how you laugh....🌚
“they really are from nigeria”
no, they are actually from Wakanda.
😂😂😂
Oh lord🤣🤣🤣
Not all cultures in Nigeria bow though. They're from Yoruba. Which figures.
That part me had me laughing so hard 😂 she didn’t notice the pictures or their last name??!!
Lmaoooooooo
“i thought u we’re our colour” omg,, bless him 😂😂😭.
Right?? Some people may think that's a bad attitude that's been instilled in him. But considering their culture, they might spend most of their time around people of similar cultures. So it's not so much "mean white lady" more "this is strange, she looks strange, I'm not used to this ".
Ik he’s only 5 it’s confusing plus the father even told him not to be rude
@Salty Granny Totally, if it was the other way around this comment section would look totally different. "Omg that kid's a total racist!"
@Salty Granny ive not once in my whole life seen anyone call a 5 year old who don't know better racist, please stfu 🤦🏾♀️
@@CSmith6075 if a white kid said that there’d be a lot of people insulting the parents.
It’s definitely something they should talk to him about.
"What time will the child have to interact with his parents."
In Nigerian speak that means, what time will he have to do things for his parents.
We can tell.
😂😂😂
Chinyere Korie 😂😂😂
😂
Lmao
"They really are from Nigeria..."
No.... She was just joking. Of course they are not from Nigeria. Rather from Timbuktu
@A M I never said it wasn't a place...
Timbuktu is in Mali, not Nigeria :)
@@Kiwpo and I never said it was in Nigeria tho.That was just an expression
I dont know why people are confused about the Timbuktu comment lol guys it was a joke gosh
@@kairomalange1315 me too ahaha
No one:
Our Nigerian queen:
"We're not fighting. Cuz I will win"
"Ooh I grabbed myself a few times from back slapping a child" LMAO
Are we SURE that Nigerian woman isn’t actual royalty?? Like are we SURE SURE?
She isn’t. She’s just Yoruba. Nigerian parents always know how to carry themselves
This is an average Yoruba mother right there.
“I thought you were our color” 🤣🤣🤣 reminds me of a story my mom told me back when she saw a white person as a kid for the first time in her country and she thought he was a ghost and ran away and told her village there was a demon walking around
loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
She was probably right though. Probably a missionary there to "save" the people. More like destroy culture.
Only playas eat tacos with their hoes the racism jumped out !
Nia n that is hilarious. 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am only here for the Nigerian mom! She has given me so much life in these little 5 minutes! 😂😂
SunshineandSmiles She definitely has more class!!!
Alexis Jankowski neither of them seems parenting! One is controlling and ordering while the other is leaving them in control.
SunshineandSmiles yeah. I like her. 👌🏾
SunshineandSmiles And what adorable children she has!
Yessssss! She's gony teach the white 'lady' how to be a mum, wife & damb manners!!!
That lady with the dysfunctional family: “I can help these people!”
Talk about a lack of self-awareness.
"Wow, they really are Nigerian" is the whitest thing I've ever heard.
The boy doesn't like her color soooooo.......
'Being X' is a popular phrase in the US. Normally it really means 'my family are originally from X.' I'm pretty sure she was referring to them actually immigration from Nigeria, as opposed to the vernacular implying that their remembering their culture but are US residences. I know the phrasing confuses people a lot.
@@wendyhammond1894 he’s a little child..
100%
She got a hard N pass, lol
"I thought you were our color"
"Aww you don't like that?"
"...no"
I HOLLERED💀💀
I love the fact the racists are bullying the 5 year old for being a 5 year old 💀
Jon Ross me too I won’t lie 🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀💀
Failing Student I know. He’s not used to having a white mom. I’d be weirded out if I was 5 and some Nigerian lady came to my home because when I was that young I didn’t have a lot of experience with black people. Also if someone is going to be my mom for a week I want her to resemble my mom
Belsnickel I totally respect that:). But I think that's just the point of the show just to put two completely different families together whether it be religion, race, culture, etc. I mean you can't really learn much from a white girl cause we don't really have culture but I only said that cause I thought it was funny. Don't feel bad for thinking that. If I was a child I'd be confused too. But you never know it's kind of beautiful to learn things at a young age. The younger you learn about other cultures the more you respect it. 💖✨
Really? They couldn’t even shake her hand when the American family walked in? They all just walked right past her
You know why.
katie v
Sounds about white coming from a Mexican-American
Love how you used the word American family ❤❤❤
That has nothing to do with americans and everything to do with her being a terrible fucking mother. There's millions of Americans , we aren't like her 🙄
No “Hi, how are you? Didnt offer anything to drink or show her in...
“Oh u dont shake hands”
That was too funny to me💀💀💀
I would have said the same.
“I thought you would be our colour” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 nooooo way did he just say that
Bruh i started dyinggg🤣🤣🤣 he's so cute
Dad started sweating bullets when Daniel was giving the new lady his opinion hahahaha
Well the kid is honest and it seems like he is reading what she's about.
I thought bowing was a beautiful way of showing respect. I’d be so honoured if someone bowed to greet me
Trish it is different cultures! obviously the white mom isnt used to that and is interpreting it from an americentric perspective
Same cuz I would do it back
Same I'd be so honored I'd be like wow thank you like people bowing to me seems so respectful
Honestly I would be very uncomfortable. It would make me feel like they are putting me on a pedestal.
I do think though that bowing and laying flat on the floor is a different from each other
"Bowing is too much" lol you people realize it's a cultural thing, let them be. Japan does a similar thing and so does India. The world doesnt work about your culture or customs only, grow up and respect.
Yesssss...I agreed the other mom probably never been outside the country,that's they culture respect it.
Not a UA-cam Channel in my country we get on our knees, elbows and our palms together at the feet of elders and teachers to show respect. I don’t see anything wrong with it
Chapa Dissanayake I personally would not do that, it feels to me like you’re placing that person on a higher level than yourself, but if that’s your culture, good for you! You get to make your own decisions, and I’ll make mine.
@@Chapa24. are you sri lankan? I do the same!
Yes, it is only natural that they bowed to their superior
That Nigerian family is absolutely beautiful and I love how respectful Nikki was of their culture, and gave it a chance while having it explained to her.
Your beautiful also! I'd be honored to kneel before you! 💞
Everyone, regardless of nationality, needs manners, discipline and respect.
Spoiler alert 🚨..... Nikki and Fourth hubby are now separated. She moved out with the kids. They live in the rental property she was fixing up. 💀
Ooh Christ
Not surprised.
OMG! How do you know this?!
Sarya - Ariane Polo If you go on the Wife Swap website and watch the whole episode, they do an update.
Oh my God🙊😬😂😭
Did she really asked why the children can't play outside after the street lights come on?
Right! I was like huh!😂😂😂
I was shocked. White kids can actually play outside after the street lights come on 🤯. They really are the privileged.
@@JuicedUpLemon T.F if I could I would have been snatched or the cops would get me for "running away".
In the UK, as a kid if you was out playing and the street lights came on you had to get ur ass home 😂
@@megandagnall6179 unless you were them 11yo wannabe roadmen 😂
The white mom wondering why it isn’t safe for the families black children to play outside at night...
Why would you bring race into this
Any children actually
@@jocelyns6078 they are white and black aren’t they?
Uhh, I wouldn't say nighttime is safe for any child, why bring colour into this at all??
@@HereIAm247 because in America when we have young black boys and girls being wrongly murdered and raped by the police that white people are protected by it's only natural for us to be concerned with a system that is set up to be against us. Must be nice to not be able to relate. Or have your loved ones get attacked by the police for things like simply walking on the street at night
The street lights are how children used to tell time back in the day. Once they came on, they knew it was TIME to get they a$$ home🤣🤣🤣.
As a child, I was never allowed to play after dark & when I was outside, I couldn't play further than my parents could see me.
Exactly!! What is wrong with children now
That's called a good upbringing.
Exactly!!!!!!!
Exactly! My parents wear glasses, so you can imagine how close I was lol
Me and my siblings were allowed to play after dark when we were younger and we were just fine. Parents these days are too protective. No wonder there's all these softies growing up and everyone is offended by everything. Wish things could go back to the old days.
She's been married 4 times and him 2. Yeah, you can obviously tell they're going to last. 🙄
Says they got separated the end of the episode.
Blues Dogma you serious?
Yeah that couple should be in counseling because she's too busy chasing after the affection of a man and he has no idea on how to be the head of a household. Yes they separated but sadly I think they'll just both move on to new relationships doing the same and the kids will continue to suffer. Such great children I hope they get it together.
@@Bluesdogma Lol, she's going to work on her 5th conquest now.
Maybe she should have learn how to cook and be a wife and mother.
Nigerian Mom: "How do you feel to have a new mommy in the house?"
Kid: "Better than our old mom."
LMAO! 😂😂😂
Brett F. I was like 😯😦 lmaooo I neeeeeeed this episode!!
Savage
Brett F. Nd the dad was like WOAAAHHH😅😂😂😂
I could feel her hand on that boys cheek 😂
He was probably right
I'm Nigerian and both my mum and dad call each other "Mine". They're even saved in each other's phones as "Mine".
That’s beautiful
i love the nigerian woman's life and attitude. "did you even breastfeed this child" yesss omgggg
Honestly, I don’t think the black household needs any help
That's because they're not spoiled Americans.
Looks can be deceiving. Some Nigerian parents are so strict, they think their kids are perfect but the kids just sneaks around to do what other kids do. It's always good to find a balance.
Lmao yea they do, being that strict and having your children BOW to you is ridiculous. Respect and fear are not the same thing, you can’t control someone no matter how hard your try, it’s still gonna cause strife
@@koolio21able it's ignorant of you to call somebody's culture ridiculous. That is Yoruba culture. It is borne from respect of elders not fear. Learn to respect cultures that are different from yours.
Agree Nigerian mama is doing a good job of of manning her ship. What a lady
The blonde hair lady reminds me of Angela from 90 day fiance.
OMG me too I thought so too.
YESS
YES !! Like I'm pretty damn positive that's her little sister, cousin or something only 2 people in the world talk with that weird mumble as if it's too much work to mover your lower jaw when you speak
Angela and this lady
😂😂😂
immediate thought.
We dont allow our children to go after dark
White mom: "Why"
Me: I know she did not jus asked "why" 😑😑😑😒😒😒
Right
Nah, irresponsible.. I wasn’t allowed out when getting dark. Wasn’t allowed to go to sleep overs or any of that either
‘Don’t be rude Daniel’ lmao he reminds me of my little brother. His dad’s reaction 😂😂😂😂 it was so awkwardly funny
They like to fight? That's probably why she's been married 4 times.
100
Yep she kinda fat to.. (no hate)
Now separated from him as well...
@@ireallylovepoop9965 So is the Nigerian woman 💀💀
The little boy was adorable "I thought you were our color!" I can see this being taken way out of proportion if the colors were the other way around. It was completely innocent, I'm sure when he was expecting a new mom he was expecting something familiar. Maybe he isn't used to white people. I didn't really meet any white kids until I hit middle school so before then I was just used to playing with kids my color. I didn't expect it. :)
Edit: For people who say that role reversal isn't important, it is. To sit there and pretend that there wouldn't be an outrage if a white child said the same thing is ridiculous and selective in what is permissable and what is not. And this comes from a Hispanic/Black Woman. And I'm not necessarily trying to explain the boys behavior to excuse it, but to give you an insight into why he might be surprised. Some of us don't have the pleasure of interacting with different races until we leave our area of origin.
No it would be the same
If the little boy saying that was white there would be so many comments about the inherent racism of the white male from birth 😂
Let's not play.
Cute kid though.
@@Wombedful I completely agree lol that's why I said if the colors were the other way around it would be taken out of proportion :P the boy looked so sad lol.
@@Wombedful although if it was the other way around, it would be cute still. At least to me. Kids sometimes have small minds and expect likeness rather than different things, so I understand the child and where he is coming from lol
He’s just a baby y’all it was actually so cute
What I see is a hurt mom who has swayed too far in the opposite direction her parents did, and is causing a whole different set of problems. There is a balance of Discipline and freedom that is healthy, and she hasn't found either of them.
When demoralized spoiled west meets intelligent conservative Africa
I guess. I work with a girl from Nigera. She assumes people from the West aren't into only man and women have sex into vagina type marriage. I told her it's called a traditional marriage and many still believe in it.
@@ken45y LOL 😂
@@ken45y so? you tryna make fun of her or some shiit? that's their way of living. spoiled west ofc
Isn't that a bit of a generalisation? If you said that the other way round that would be seen as racist. There are places and people that vary in every country, I've met disrespectful, judgemental people of every nationality and place, and kind, decent ones, and intelligent or not.
“Kids are honest” *cue to her kid saying better than our old mom* ... that’s all 😂
Lol
God, the American family is just embarrassing. Growing up in Texas this was the norm, and it's shameful. Whatever happened to manners and responsibilities?
They're both American families or that's what I thought?
Death Mainiac it seems like the Nigerian kids are the 1st generation raised in America. So of course the parents are instilling some traditions from back home as well
@@adsmith0423 yh I'm aware of that too. I mean that both families are american from different states. I thought the OP meant that the nigerian American family and the texas family weren't from the same country if that makes sense
I grew up in Texas but I was raised to respect my elders,have manners and work hard for what I want. It could be a cultural thing
This is not a Texas thing, don't make misunderstanding, I understand this is an opinion but counter attack your opinion as well
I’m yoruba and the kneeling and bowing are normal. I did it all my life no problem it’s a courtesy sign of respect based on age. But it is also ok to not do it when someone has told you not to do that for them if they’re uncomfortable with it or just don’t want it. Also that full kneel or prostrate is reserved for honoured guests hahaha most of the time it’s a quick curtsy and head bow 😂
Couldnt have said it better myself
Fascinating! I would find it awkward as a Canadian, but I would be touched by their hospitality.
I only prostrate with other nigerians, usually with our own Yorubas, because it's weird doing it for others.
“We not fighting cause I’ll win” I LOVE HER
"Did she even breastfeed this child?" 😂😂
Ivony S. I took offense to that. Not everyone can breastfeed
@@tiffanifarrington4039 OK, I didn't say, every woman could. Plus, this is not a matter of being able to breastfeed or not.
Tiffani Farrington it’s not meant to insult people who can’t breastfeed, it’s meant to call out the fact that at only 3 MONTHS old her daughter was doing beauty pageants. You took it the wrong way.
Tiffani Farrington snowflake. Nobody cares if you’re offended.
Tiffani Farrington no need for offence, she clearly wasn’t referring to those who physically can’t
The blonde lady was so rude to the Nigerian culture. It really bothered me tbh
Okay- not everyone is a snowflake like you 💀
Luna Ro ummmm or maybe your just uneducated on proper mannerisms
Oohhh drama . Sombody get me some popcorn 🙄
@robin mcgregor Why not respect any culture, why specifically the culture of the country your in.
robin mcgregor probably one of the dumbest things I have ever heard. So jingoistic
The Nigerian Woman needs her own Show. Id Bow to her too. Great Respect.
After this clip I watched the whole episode and I really enjoyed it. I usually don’t like reality TV but this episode was a good one.
What episode is it?
I thought you was our color🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I would've just called the whole thing off at that point.
@@brett8460 that part and I would let production have it and his parents too
That killed me! I love that kids have no filter.
Soulsinger Mukbanger omg I found that so willllddd. Imagine if the roles were reversed and it was a white family and a black lady was there 😭😂.
@@brett8460 Why? White folks have created that environment throughout history. Of course, he wouldn't be comfortable.
This blonde haired lady is a terrible mother.
Tanasha McCray what season is this
who cares if they put culture on their walls? she is horrible omg
That little black boy is rude as hell to expect everyone to be his color
You judging a MOTHER based on one video girl i hope yo shit dont stink smdh
I don't think she's terrible. Tbh I think shes a fantastic mum that is out of balance. She explains she grew up with strict childhood, her, as a parent she is trying to give her kids what she didn't have. Unfortunately it seems she doesn't know the importance of discipline, and its completely all about play. Discipline and play come together, getting that balance right is hard
“oh my goodness, a princess lives in here” had me laughing, you could tell the judgement 😭
“We don’t let them out after dark.”
Woman: “Why?”
Me: Because if you haven’t noticed in the real modern world; there are predators and other monsters. Trying to kill or harm people including your children!
That’s why.
I wish we lived in an age where we could walk outside at night without having to fear for our lives
Idk where that first lady lives but in a lot of places being out after dark really isn't a danger at all
And sheltering then isn't doing any favors.
Otaku AnimeWorld Exactly! But sadly that time has past for a long time.
Jesse Ling True. I think there should be a balance. But some people it’s a extreme to the other.
She felt like Back slapping the child 🤣🤣yes we all know that slap we grew up on
mai chinhamora LOL I wish I knew the slap, I knew the belt
We know that slap! Lol
@@20somethingsworld97 haha the back slap is just as dangerous as the belt,it came so unexpected 🤣
@@thembiesigogo2378 lol we all know it lol
@@20somethingsworld97 LMAO fam, the back slap is just as bad as the belt.
“They REALLY ARE from Nigeria.” Wtf is that supposed to mean?
I really got a lowkey racist vibe from her - 'different culture, so different from my house' what, big and beige? I literally couldnt tell whose house was whose! Plus the over exaggeration around pronouncing the Nigerian phrase, and when she said 'kids are honest' it was like Daniel had said something she felt she couldn't.
I thought not 23&me Nigerian
Figure it out.
@@ElssiePlum Probably culture shock.
You bitches are so sensitive smh
“There’s no fighting, cuz I’ll win.”
Yesssss queen
“we don’t let our children go out after night”
“WHYY”
is she really a mother?
Imagine saying to a 5year old child "yeah we're not gony get along" WTF was that!!! 😲😲😲😲
Natalie McCabe she was asking him. It clearly wasn’t serious
@@jacrispiejackson69 it sounded that way to me. like she was gently teasing him.
Sarah Kaddour she just had to make it a race thing
Girl wym if you couldn't tell it was a simple joke i pray for you
Jacrispie Jackson How did she make it a race thing? Y’all read so much into things that aren’t there😒
Ok the black family has morals clearly
mai chinhamora Nigerian. They CLEARLY fucking said Nigerian. Several times.
@@b2kzangelalwayz what does that have to do with what l said.. Dont use your F words on my post you clearly lack morals yourself
b2kzangelalwayz Nigerian refers to nationality. Black refers to skin color or race. They look pretty black to me.
@@brendadavis4923 they do look pretty black to me ,l dont see how this loser is offended by that.Coming from someone who is black herself who cares whether they are Nigerian or not..They are black period
You guyssssssssss let’s just get along
"Did she ever breastfeed this child?!" 🤣😂👏
That Nigerian family is beautiful and I love seeing those traditional, colorful prints
“I thought you were our color”😂😂😂
Chile😭😭😭
When she heard him say better than his old mom she was just like... stuck, lmao
😂😭😭 the dad looked scared for him
Do The Do that’s editing for you
"Wow, they really are from Nigeria" you don't say
I read bowing in the title and I KNEW it had to be a Nigerian family 😂😂
Can't wait to see how this lady who's on her fourth marriage can help this Nigerian family
imagine thinking a backhand to the face is a legitimate parenting strategy 🙄
I'm worried for the kids, I hope white mom gets sent packing before she could be a bad influence, kids don't need to hear that marriage can be ended and started like a game of musical chairs
Deborah Oduwegwu she made the kids happy by letting them have fun at an arcade and make a friend
😅😅😅😅
Eva Demonique imagine thinking an exaggerated euphemism for discipline is actual abuse 😂😂
When she said “fight who?” I...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"We love to fight? Fight who?"
This changed my life. Gonna internalize this energy when I get married.
"Did you even breastfeed this child?" I'm dead 🤣
Lol 4:04 “oh you don’t shake hands?”
😂🤣
I am IM really though, guess they didn’t teach their kids manners.
Id say the two little ones get a pass, at their age me and my siblings still had to be reminded. But those older two should have.
Not Your Average Joe probably just shy
That baby was like dang......I did not want to come home to my teacher. 🤣
Lmaooo
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!!!!!
😂 😭😭😭😭😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
He looked shocked before the bowing too 😂
The Nigerian mom has already become my favorite person just from watching her in this 4 minute long video!😂
"We don't like our children to stay out after dark...why?" Oh boy
The Nigerian family has their life together. That white family need help
That’s American culture for you! We are so lost. 🙄
This is why people need to be exposed to different cultures and feel comfortable she looked like it was the nastiest thing of all 🤨
I think she was still annoyed by the bowing. The kids comment probably didnt bother her so much
I think it was more confusion than disgust
I dont think she looked at anyone in disgust confusion maybe, im from california the only person my children are bowing to is God, nothing wrong with there way of saying hello it was beautiful just confusing because we dont do those things here. I did think it was kind of rude though the american dad didnt have the children shake hands.
Yeah but no matter how confused she was, she could have put on a friendly face. She’s not very good at first impressions...I wouldn’t like her either if that’s how she looked at me
I think she was just shocked. I saw nothing wrong with the way she reacted to seeing a culture different from the one she's always know. I would probably have the same reaction if I walked into a culture different from mines and that's ok.
Adult: sees video game
Child: apparently does nothing else but play those games
I love the reaction to “we love to fight”.
“Fight who?” 😂 such a pure reaction.
“wow they really are from Nigeria “ you can hear the disgust just rolling off her tongue
I didn't hear any disgust. What I heard was shock probably from someone who has never encountered a family from another country who still holds to that country's traditional values.
@@proverbs3564 agreed man.
saltnlight 2019 I heard the same thing
No, you can’t.
All I heard was I don't cook.....who in the world has kids and doesn't cook seriously in all seriousness. I am flabagasted
“We don’t allow our children out after Dark” why? Why?! Really lady you don’t know why?
Especially how so many black girls ,boys ,are coming up missing taking our organs. Even sex trafficking bullshit going on . BIG FACTS 💯 DO RESEARCH
Idk where that lady lives but depending on where you live that is really weird
Thats age old knowledge, even my Great Gran had to come in when the street lights came on!
Yeah she’s white she doesn’t know what’s happening to black kids
Sharon Eniye I was waiting for the right answer.
I ain't even Nigerian but I'm Latina, and just as the Nigerian Mom my mother would have never let me be so disrespectful and a slob, also, no parent should let their kids play after dark!!! It's just freaking common sense, does this lady even know about stranger danger?
We did all the time growing up in the summer. Curfew was 9 and 7 once school started.
I do not watch the show, but I must find this episode!! Wow!!
Nigerian mom "Do you want me to hit you like I did your sister" Son "But I don't have a sister" Mom "not any more!"
andyt2k 😂😂😂
Child abuse is a serious topic, but that made me snort. :)
What a beautiful and respectful Nigerian family. Great representation 🇳🇬❤
Omg 😂 I watched this whole video thinking it was about bowling, I was wondering what the big deal was about bowling. I will put my glasses on now 😂
Lmaooooo being Nigerian myself, id love to watch this full episode 😂😂😂
That boy done had enough of his mom lmao
The woman can't cook, I side with this kid, any mother that can't cook should not be a mother
We underestimate how much kids know what their parents or guardians are like. They know all the right buttons.
I need the full episode
Yes!!! Where is it??
Diane Williams I’m asking
Crazy Loon 🙄ummm that is a porn site , ain’t nobody checking for that-not me. Can you help me understand why you recommend that
It airs on Thursday night. It’s the first episode of Season 1.
Same.
“We don’t let our kids go out after dark.” Reaction: “Wehh?”
“We’re not fighting...cause I’ll win.” 😂
"we're not fighting, because I'll win"
Yuki Mikano i love her
" fight who" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"I thought you were our color." 😂😂😂💀
Sometimes little kids can be blunt. But still sweet.
“I thought you were our color” HAHAHAHH
She started doing pageants at three months old
No honey YOU made her do them!
this nigerian woman really speaks to my soul.
That curly hair child looks like a cute preteen cabbage patch doll.
😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😅😅😅😅😅😅
Meadow Gailer Omg yesss! Lol
He looked kinda strange.. lol.. no offense.. definitely gonna have a dungeon in his basement when he grows up 😱
@@peachbellini2615 That's weird bro. You're weird.
It's always the same, one family is too strict and the other is too lenient.
Oh my god the way the Nigerian mother pushed the front door open and stood back and waited a few seconds before she stepped inside made me giggle. It’s like what you do when you think there might be a mouse or something in a closet 😂
Daniel mind was like: No No No No (like the black granny in get out)
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂!!!!!!!!
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When the one mother laughed at the word "discipline" that told me everything I needed to know...
“Fight who??” Lol
I want an Nigerian family! 🥺 so respectful and honorable. So kind and well spoken. Just all around yes please