👳👮We see your hanging out with our Black and Brown people in Africa, David!!! 👮👳God Bless you our Brother David!!! You do such an ABSOLUTE AMAZING JOB!!!😆👏👏👏👊👊👊✊✊✊💪💪💪🌞🌞🌞🌟🌟🌟🏆🏆🏆🏆🏅🏅🏅🏅💛💚❤♥👑🌴🌳🍜🍚🍅🍖🍗🍠🍤🦀🐙🐌🌶🍄🍉🍊🍹🍡🏺🍽🍳🍵
Hi David ...Thanks for keeping it real ...the people that live there are to be admired ...for being so constructive and making the best of what life has offered to them ...such a beautiful and kindhearted people....and the kids ...so so cute....As always another beautuful video of Kenya and it's people...Thanks David and Tasos...and stay safe wherever yo go. Blessings.
David it was such a beautiful experience watching this video, through your eyes. I saw happiness and love with the people. The kids are so happy with what little they may have. In life lesson we are bless to have so much, which is taken for granted at times. David thank you, it was emotional, in a positive way 🙏💕💕
Hi Ingrid ...I really admire the people ...how they make tge best of what they have ...and yes this was very emotional....have a blessed day. stay safe.
Good morning David: from what I see in this video, the people are healthy and happy. For all the people (celebrities) who visit Africa, I wonder what parts they go to because they don't show us places like these villages. For a little while you were the Pied Piper of Hamelin with all those children following you. Nice to see Tasos having so much fun. You are showing us how the other half lives. You could have gone somewhere posh and well developed, but with what's going on in the world today, who needs to see that. Life is what you make it and happiness is how you live it, whether you are rich and privileged or poor and underprivileged. So you are giving us a unique perspective of life in certain areas of Africa. Job well done. I know some people will criticize you as they have already done but they really don't understand what your mission is. So keep doing what you are doing. Safe travels and may God always watch over you, and guide you, and protect you wherever you go. 🙏🤗💛🇹🇹🇨🇦
Judy bless you and thank you so much. I am wishing you a peace filled weekend and your support means a lot to me. SO glad to know you are enjoying the series and to be fair everybody has their opinion and I try my best to hear their concerns and make adjustments in the future to be sensitive to their feelings. I would never want to censor them or get mad about people's genuine concerns. I hope my responses were able to clarify things a bit from my side since I took the time to respond and listen to their point of view. No hard feelings to any of them! That said I truly appreciate you helping me there.
@@Davidsbeenhere David, I understand your position. You be the nice guy that you are and let us deal with the negativity. Constructive criticism is one thing but when some people don't understand what and how your process works, well !!!! I am glad you replied to them but keep your chin up. Have a great day. Regards to your family.🙏💛🤗🇹🇹🇨🇦
Hi Judy...I really admire the people ...making the best of what life has offered them... and the kids ...so cute...have a blessed and safe day Judy...see you again.
@@ShabanandHailey hi Shabana and Hailey. Hope you both are well. Shabana, we went through time change over the weekend. We were one hour behind Trinidad but we are now on same time as Trinidad. We lost an hour sleep. Spring is coming up soon so our time changed. Fell asleep around 9 o'clock last night, Sunday, and just woke at 4:30 this morning, Monday. Time change messes up our sleep patterns so it's always hard to re-adjust. Anyway, I just saw your comment. You know, the two people who criticized David in the second video, I haven't seen them come back. Maybe they got the message. What they didn't seem to understand is that we all have to make the best of our lot in life. Everyone has a right to their opinion but sometimes they tend to be disrespectful, like the person who said that David should educate himself and the other one who said that she could take him to other places (I guess she wanted to take him to better and nicer places). Anyway, I hope you all have a great day and stay blessed. 🙏💛🤗🇹🇹🇨🇦
@@JudyT868 Yes Judy ...I think these people are like a lot of others ...they don't want to be real and instead of admiring the strength and will of the people ,,, it's as though they're ashamed of the slums...but this is life...be real. again I say a strong and beautiful and humble people of Kenya....stay safe ...all blessings to you and your family.
Ayyy Jah! Great to see you again! Many many more Kenya videos coming (20 total videos so stay tuned!) I really appreciate your support and hoping you are staying warm up there in Minnesota as well! THANK YOU!
David, I am moving to Nairobi! Have lived in Uganda and Congo for many years. Have visited Kenya for Easter. Your videos help me to overcome the homesickness! THANK YOU!
LOVE LOVE LOVE YOUR WORK DAVID YES I WOULD GO YOU R A MASTER TRAVELLER EVRYONE THERE IS SMILING AND HAPPY THEY DONT NEED LOTS OF MONEY AND MARERIAL THING TO HAPPY SUCH A HAPPY LIFE KEEP UPMYOUR GREAT WORK
its nice to see how many others live in life not in big condos or fancy homes. Life is real people are happy healthy and they make the world they live in best and good they can. And the children are so precious they can follow me around to :D Much respect for Kenya. Really would love to visit and experience and be with everyone there. The food is amazing People are kind and humble and really God Bless Kenya :) ♥
interesting to see how they live and make use of anything they can to survive but my God how depressing ..all that trash, filth , poverty , alcoholism ..makes me extremely grateful for what I have
You will be surprised that those people are happy than us in USA. Think about why USA is rich but the suicide rate is so high. I lived in the refugee camp for 9 years and out of that nine year only one person committed suicide. Money and wealth is not everything.
Wow. Despite the conditions you see joy and togetherness. The kids elation as you offered them the beans. Samosas. The next food looked like mini Roti. Could imagine hot off the grill. 😋. Fried tilapia. Folks have their business right in front of their homes or close to it. And they see their blessings on a daily basis. Thanks for sharing and see you next video.
Bless you M Giangi! Thank you so much for your service and that sounds like such an incredible adventure. You are so lucky to have grown up in Kenya! It is truly beautiful.
Indeed Emotional.Peace,love frm MBA 🌊 🏝🏖🌤 🇰🇪 i love my 🇰🇪 we really need to take care of our people & our environment. After visiting such places in this country u start appreciating all the little things in life.
Hi David, I enjoyed this video. A while back you asked for suggestions in regards to video content and this video made me recall that. The pacing of this video is faster than some of the others. Personally, I think your style is better geared toward a pace more in common with, say, Best Ever Food Review Show than Mark Wiens (though others may disagree). I wouldn't be surprised though if your watch % on this video was quite good. I think 12-18 minutes is probably the sweet spot for length.It's hard to keep pace up beyond that, and less than that means it's hard to keep up depth of content. The egg guy and the porridge guy from video 1 were both interesting but I think it would have been more coherent if there had been a cut of different breakfast options around town or something of the sort--essentially a theming, similar to what BEFRS does on the second channel. Again this is just my opinion and others may disagree, ultimately you want to do what you're comfortable with and what brings you joy. I'd also consider not releasing shorts ahead of the full videos, and if possible getting the full videos out sooner after the trip. This just keeps up momentum. BEFRS has a clever format with the trailer followed 24 hours later by the first video, culminating in all videos put together as one long video (easy extra views). Note I say all of this as an utter amateur who has made no good videos.
Basketbologism I truly appreciate your insightful comment. It was so in line with my team and my thinking that I almost wondered if you were a secret UA-camr in disguise LOL. Every suggestion you made is something I am aiming for. Best Ever and Mark both have amazing styles (they are the GOATS) and I think I'm finding myself more in line with BEFRS stylistically these days but with a VLOG angle similar to Mark which I think is a bit different from Sonny. Sort of a best of both worlds scenario. Its been tough to find a good middle ground but I've made big progress I think since Dominica. Each series is progressing. I'm still trying to shorten videos and organize them in a more thematic way. The most recent trip to Grenada is the first trip where we did it based on Themes and not based on Days and so I think you'll really enjoy it! The problem with themes is you lose some of the authenticity of the experience since you don't show the in between. I've found some difficulty keeping things under 12-18 minutes but its a goal for sure. The trailer format hasn't worked well for me as of yet but I'm willing to give it another go. I have been following the Full Documentary model though. One question though, what do you mean about not releasing shorts ahead of full videos? Like not the same day, same week, how about the day before? Just curious your opinion, but that said I truly appreciate you taking the time to write to me and hope you'll stay tuned because for a second I thought you were my Producer who says the same things. LOL. Thanks Basketbologism.
@@Davidsbeenhere I think within a few days still keeps that cohesion going. Like, maybe think of the shorts as like a trailer for the series that's coming. With movies back in the day trailers could be released way before but I think with UA-cam, there's a demand for much more immediacy. So like, if a few shorts pop up and within a week that series starts dropping, I think that's great. Btw dug the latest Kenya video too, cool stuff.
Thank you so much for that breakdown, I really like the way you explain that. I'm going to try that out 100%! Really great ideas and super helpful suggestions. Hope you are having a blessed weekend as well.
@@Davidsbeenhere Yes I am I’m loving the weather. Don’t miss the snow at all. Just trying to find out where the good restaurants are. I live on a golf course so I guess I got to get my golf clubs out soon.
In five years the slum would not be there the govt has a massive housing project to build apts for the people living there. They will jhave 15yrs to 39yrs mortgages affordable to the people and at the end of paying you own the apt
Samosa went to Africa very late.but the trains were introduced by the Britishers. They took the skilled labours to Africa and caged them. They are forced to work without remuneration or relief or good life. When any workers fell ill they simply fed them to the hungry lions.
Not the largest slum in Africa by any stretch of imagination but great content all the same. There are 200,000 people in Kibera as per the last censors. The other interesting fact is that there are more than 2000 NGOs working in the area.
Thank you so much for sharing this info Wilson! According to a lot of sources (if you google "largest slum in africa" the first result is Kibera) Kibera is the largest urban slum in Africa. I've seen several population estimates ranging from 200k-1million people. It does seem like the 200k number might be more accurate. I certainly am no expert on the subject although thats why I chose the title. There is a lot of contradictory information out there, but I welcome any corrections or discussion/divergence of opinion. I wasn't trying to clickbait or state something that isn't true is my point. That said I really do appreciate the comment Wilson. Have a beautiful week!
Thank you for your sentiments 🙏! I wasn't trying to be defensive or anything along those lines but the numbers in Kibra have always been exaggerated by NGOs & Kenyan politicians for obvious reasons.
This why Western should cut all there donation to the politicians.....shameon Kenya leaders with there designer suits in Western meetings and conferences shame shame shame ....they come pick money just to bring it back
How do you know? I don't believe that the impact was so great to explain all problems in Africa.....Problems getting solved by finding out your own wrongdoings.....
David, I'm always amazed at your willingness. You bring awareness in the most respectful ways 🇬🇾
thank you so much! I love people and culture. I always treat people the way I want to be treated!
That's where I was born and raised 🙌 thank you for visiting the place
Wow I love your country! Super kind and humble people :)
@@Davidsbeenhere thank you so much ❤️ I really appreciate 🙏 for feeling at home here
@@ann_babedoll19 ❤
i really enjoy this video to see how people live. this was a great experience david you have such a big heart blessing up on you
👳👮We see your hanging out with our Black and Brown people in Africa, David!!! 👮👳God Bless you our Brother David!!! You do such an ABSOLUTE AMAZING JOB!!!😆👏👏👏👊👊👊✊✊✊💪💪💪🌞🌞🌞🌟🌟🌟🏆🏆🏆🏆🏅🏅🏅🏅💛💚❤♥👑🌴🌳🍜🍚🍅🍖🍗🍠🍤🦀🐙🐌🌶🍄🍉🍊🍹🍡🏺🍽🍳🍵
Hi David ...Thanks for keeping it real ...the people that live there are to be admired ...for being so constructive and making the best of what life has offered to them ...such a beautiful and kindhearted people....and the kids ...so so cute....As always another beautuful video of Kenya and it's people...Thanks David and Tasos...and stay safe wherever yo go. Blessings.
blessings have wonderful week ♥
@@elizabeth16598ee Thanks Elizabeth...same here.
David it was such a beautiful experience watching this video, through your eyes. I saw happiness and love with the people. The kids are so happy with what little they may have. In life lesson we are bless to have so much, which is taken for granted at times. David thank you, it was emotional, in a positive way 🙏💕💕
Yes it was emotional ❤
Hi Ingrid ...I really admire the people ...how they make tge best of what they have ...and yes this was very emotional....have a blessed day. stay safe.
@@ShabanandHailey hello my dear. Yes it is an amazing episode. I also admire the people. Hope all is well with you. Stay safe too.
@@ingridbee9192 Yes ...same here... blessings.
Hope you doing well have a wonderful week ♥
Good morning David: from what I see in this video, the people are healthy and happy. For all the people (celebrities) who visit Africa, I wonder what parts they go to because they don't show us places like these villages. For a little while you were the Pied Piper of Hamelin with all those children following you. Nice to see Tasos having so much fun. You are showing us how the other half lives. You could have gone somewhere posh and well developed, but with what's going on in the world today, who needs to see that. Life is what you make it and happiness is how you live it, whether you are rich and privileged or poor and underprivileged. So you are giving us a unique perspective of life in certain areas of Africa. Job well done. I know some people will criticize you as they have already done but they really don't understand what your mission is. So keep doing what you are doing. Safe travels and may God always watch over you, and guide you, and protect you wherever you go. 🙏🤗💛🇹🇹🇨🇦
Judy bless you and thank you so much. I am wishing you a peace filled weekend and your support means a lot to me. SO glad to know you are enjoying the series and to be fair everybody has their opinion and I try my best to hear their concerns and make adjustments in the future to be sensitive to their feelings. I would never want to censor them or get mad about people's genuine concerns. I hope my responses were able to clarify things a bit from my side since I took the time to respond and listen to their point of view. No hard feelings to any of them! That said I truly appreciate you helping me there.
@@Davidsbeenhere David, I understand your position. You be the nice guy that you are and let us deal with the negativity. Constructive criticism is one thing but when some people don't understand what and how your process works, well !!!! I am glad you replied to them but keep your chin up. Have a great day. Regards to your family.🙏💛🤗🇹🇹🇨🇦
Hi Judy...I really admire the people ...making the best of what life has offered them... and the kids ...so cute...have a blessed and safe day Judy...see you again.
@@ShabanandHailey hi Shabana and Hailey. Hope you both are well. Shabana, we went through time change over the weekend. We were one hour behind Trinidad but we are now on same time as Trinidad. We lost an hour sleep. Spring is coming up soon so our time changed. Fell asleep around 9 o'clock last night, Sunday, and just woke at 4:30 this morning, Monday. Time change messes up our sleep patterns so it's always hard to re-adjust. Anyway, I just saw your comment. You know, the two people who criticized David in the second video, I haven't seen them come back. Maybe they got the message. What they didn't seem to understand is that we all have to make the best of our lot in life. Everyone has a right to their opinion but sometimes they tend to be disrespectful, like the person who said that David should educate himself and the other one who said that she could take him to other places (I guess she wanted to take him to better and nicer places). Anyway, I hope you all have a great day and stay blessed. 🙏💛🤗🇹🇹🇨🇦
@@JudyT868 Yes Judy ...I think these people are like a lot of others ...they don't want to be real and instead of admiring the strength and will of the people ,,, it's as though they're ashamed of the slums...but this is life...be real. again I say a strong and beautiful and humble people of Kenya....stay safe ...all blessings to you and your family.
Its great to see your attitude my friend and you tour of Kibera. Keep going great to see you in Kenya. Watching from Minnesota
Ayyy Jah! Great to see you again! Many many more Kenya videos coming (20 total videos so stay tuned!) I really appreciate your support and hoping you are staying warm up there in Minnesota as well! THANK YOU!
David, I am moving to Nairobi! Have lived in Uganda and Congo for many years. Have visited Kenya for Easter. Your videos help me to overcome the homesickness! THANK YOU!
So glad to hear that! Have a safe and successful move Sybille! Kenya is amazing!
LOVE LOVE LOVE YOUR WORK DAVID YES I WOULD GO YOU R A MASTER TRAVELLER EVRYONE THERE IS SMILING AND HAPPY THEY DONT NEED LOTS OF MONEY AND MARERIAL THING TO HAPPY SUCH A HAPPY LIFE KEEP UPMYOUR GREAT WORK
If safety and Hygiene is ensured, would love to try slum street food as well !
Sometimes all you have to share is love, kindness and understanding ❤❤
its nice to see how many others live in life not in big condos or fancy homes. Life is real people are happy healthy and they make the world they live in best and good they can. And the children are so precious they can follow me around to :D
Much respect for Kenya. Really would love to visit and experience and be with everyone there. The food is amazing People are kind and humble and really God Bless Kenya :) ♥
yes this is real life.. Stay humble my friend!
my best bro david looking handsome thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your best bro viki 💙
interesting to see how they live and make use of anything they can to survive but my God how depressing ..all that trash, filth , poverty , alcoholism ..makes me extremely grateful for what I have
We need to give thanks everyday for what god has provided ❤❤❤
@@Davidsbeenhere Yes David ..Amen to that. have a blessed day. Peace.
@@Davidsbeenhere Go to Rwanda, David!😁
You will be surprised that those people are happy than us in USA. Think about why USA is rich but the suicide rate is so high. I lived in the refugee camp for 9 years and out of that nine year only one person committed suicide. Money and wealth is not everything.
Wow. Despite the conditions you see joy and togetherness. The kids elation as you offered them the beans. Samosas. The next food looked like mini Roti. Could imagine hot off the grill. 😋. Fried tilapia. Folks have their business right in front of their homes or close to it. And they see their blessings on a daily basis. Thanks for sharing and see you next video.
thank you so much Cydney!!
I really enjoyed this video. Wow I can't believe there's a place like this in African. I love this
Thank you very much 🙏 from Darjeeling India for spreading the love around the World along with food 🙏😊💕
aw thank you so much!!
Just found your channel l love it thank you you are so kind
Thank you so much Kim! I Hope you have a blessed evening!
@@Davidsbeenhere ur my crush! Hahaha i love ur spirit! Be blessed
Born and grew up here
Came to America enlisted in the military
Proudly US Marine Vet Semper Fi 🇺🇸
Bless you M Giangi! Thank you so much for your service and that sounds like such an incredible adventure. You are so lucky to have grown up in Kenya! It is truly beautiful.
@@Davidsbeenhere thanks man we used to play along those railroad tracks as a teen 94-98 moved to Dallas Tx summer of 98.
Great job David👌Greetings from Suriname❤️
Thanks for taking us along
Of course! ❤
Such a positive video 💙🇰🇪
Thank you so much brother. Sending you peace and love
amazing David! You are doing a great job :)
Thank you so much Maria. You are always so supportive with your comments. I truly appreciate it!
Indeed Emotional.Peace,love frm MBA 🌊 🏝🏖🌤 🇰🇪 i love my 🇰🇪 we really need to take care of our people & our environment.
After visiting such places in this country u start appreciating all the little things in life.
You are a cool person 😂 especially at the bar.
Wonderfull experience
Love your video from meghalaya shillong
Hi David, I enjoyed this video. A while back you asked for suggestions in regards to video content and this video made me recall that. The pacing of this video is faster than some of the others. Personally, I think your style is better geared toward a pace more in common with, say, Best Ever Food Review Show than Mark Wiens (though others may disagree). I wouldn't be surprised though if your watch % on this video was quite good. I think 12-18 minutes is probably the sweet spot for length.It's hard to keep pace up beyond that, and less than that means it's hard to keep up depth of content.
The egg guy and the porridge guy from video 1 were both interesting but I think it would have been more coherent if there had been a cut of different breakfast options around town or something of the sort--essentially a theming, similar to what BEFRS does on the second channel. Again this is just my opinion and others may disagree, ultimately you want to do what you're comfortable with and what brings you joy.
I'd also consider not releasing shorts ahead of the full videos, and if possible getting the full videos out sooner after the trip. This just keeps up momentum. BEFRS has a clever format with the trailer followed 24 hours later by the first video, culminating in all videos put together as one long video (easy extra views).
Note I say all of this as an utter amateur who has made no good videos.
Basketbologism I truly appreciate your insightful comment. It was so in line with my team and my thinking that I almost wondered if you were a secret UA-camr in disguise LOL. Every suggestion you made is something I am aiming for. Best Ever and Mark both have amazing styles (they are the GOATS) and I think I'm finding myself more in line with BEFRS stylistically these days but with a VLOG angle similar to Mark which I think is a bit different from Sonny. Sort of a best of both worlds scenario. Its been tough to find a good middle ground but I've made big progress I think since Dominica. Each series is progressing. I'm still trying to shorten videos and organize them in a more thematic way. The most recent trip to Grenada is the first trip where we did it based on Themes and not based on Days and so I think you'll really enjoy it! The problem with themes is you lose some of the authenticity of the experience since you don't show the in between. I've found some difficulty keeping things under 12-18 minutes but its a goal for sure. The trailer format hasn't worked well for me as of yet but I'm willing to give it another go. I have been following the Full Documentary model though. One question though, what do you mean about not releasing shorts ahead of full videos? Like not the same day, same week, how about the day before? Just curious your opinion, but that said I truly appreciate you taking the time to write to me and hope you'll stay tuned because for a second I thought you were my Producer who says the same things. LOL. Thanks Basketbologism.
@@Davidsbeenhere I think within a few days still keeps that cohesion going. Like, maybe think of the shorts as like a trailer for the series that's coming. With movies back in the day trailers could be released way before but I think with UA-cam, there's a demand for much more immediacy. So like, if a few shorts pop up and within a week that series starts dropping, I think that's great.
Btw dug the latest Kenya video too, cool stuff.
Thank you so much for that breakdown, I really like the way you explain that. I'm going to try that out 100%! Really great ideas and super helpful suggestions. Hope you are having a blessed weekend as well.
Cool food
New Subscriber here.
Greetings to you David
I lived in kibera Soweto near railways
Welcome Caroline! Thank you so much for watching and welcome to the channel!!! Hope you have a beautiful week.
HELL YEAH I AM AN AFRICAN AMERICAN I WILL COME THERE
WHEN I VISIT KENYA!
David, thanks again. 😊
THANK YOU to my biggest fan in Florida! Hope you are enjoying a beautiful Florida day
@@Davidsbeenhere Yes I am I’m loving the weather. Don’t miss the snow at all. Just trying to find out where the good restaurants are. I live on a golf course so I guess I got to get my golf clubs out soon.
Tastefully done. A slum to me depends more on behavior not materials.
Thats reality first hand experience of what others take for granted.
Yo
In five years the slum would not be there the govt has a massive housing project to build apts for the people living there. They will jhave 15yrs to 39yrs mortgages affordable to the people and at the end of paying you own the apt
Visit Kajiado County particularly Kitengela ...still in Kenya
David you are human God bless You😇🙏❤💚💙🕎🔯
👍👍👍
cue bass and dnb music 🎚️🎛️🎧🎹🎵🔥
Wakenya msign hapa😂😂😂😂weeuhhh kitamramba😅😅😅
Great video 💕💕
We are running, we are running,,I don't know why we are running 🤣🤣🤣
🔥🔥🔥
Thank you ❤
I worked with the government of KENYA as a district Youth officer in Kibera way back in 2010 to 2011, a good place but some gangs taint it's name
David, you ground me.
First comment ❤️
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David loves chapati ,
Unlike every vlog i have seen about kibera , his first action was eat
Samosa went to Africa very late.but the trains were introduced by the Britishers. They took the skilled labours to Africa and caged them. They are forced to work without remuneration or relief or good life.
When any workers fell ill they simply fed them to the hungry lions.
Wow...😢
If chapati is sweet then it definitely has sugar!!! It normally doesn’t have sugar.
Not the largest slum in Africa by any stretch of imagination but great content all the same. There are 200,000 people in Kibera as per the last censors. The other interesting fact is that there are more than 2000 NGOs working in the area.
Thank you so much for sharing this info Wilson! According to a lot of sources (if you google "largest slum in africa" the first result is Kibera) Kibera is the largest urban slum in Africa. I've seen several population estimates ranging from 200k-1million people. It does seem like the 200k number might be more accurate. I certainly am no expert on the subject although thats why I chose the title. There is a lot of contradictory information out there, but I welcome any corrections or discussion/divergence of opinion. I wasn't trying to clickbait or state something that isn't true is my point. That said I really do appreciate the comment Wilson. Have a beautiful week!
It's currently largest. It's overtaken soweto
Thank you for your sentiments 🙏! I wasn't trying to be defensive or anything along those lines but the numbers in Kibra have always been exaggerated by NGOs & Kenyan politicians for obvious reasons.
@@Khimario yeah it's true. They exaggerate the figures for their own benefits
This why Western should cut all there donation to the politicians.....shameon Kenya leaders with there designer suits in Western meetings and conferences shame shame shame ....they come pick money just to bring it back
Welcome Afrika. DeVID. TREY. SOOMAALI FOOD IN KENYA SLEE. OR BANBASA
Nyinyi mnanywesha mzungu changaa 😂
I saw your rogaine video. It looks like the product did not work.
I shaved my head to be honest.
@@Davidsbeenhere ok I started using rogaine. Did you get good results while using it?
is that a dead body on the ground @ time 14:22 ???
no he's intoxicated though.
Minute 14:22 😨
he's passed out from over indulging in other substances, not "hurt."
@14:22 is that a dead person?
so I'm not the only one who saw that
I saw it too.. wtf
No, not at all. He's intoxicated.
@@Davidsbeenhere oh ok... haha so almost a body...
made the same comment good to see i wasnt the only one noticed
14.22 is that a dead body or someone had too much to drink?
too much to drink for sure.
Boss man, is that a dead body at 14:22?
nah he's drunk or on something else
Jonny sinnnss
please never call githeri jumbo again....
It's European destroyed everything after colonization
How do you know? I don't believe that the impact was so great to explain all problems in Africa.....Problems getting solved by finding out your own wrongdoings.....
@@Enimo17 history has proved it read you will see what they have done during slavery
You will see how Evil they are
Was that a dead body lying in.the trash
nah, just drunk or on something else
@@Davidsbeenhere ok lol
😂😂😂😂
14:22 is that a body?
Nah, he's drunk and intoxicated
14:21 David is that a body? wtaf
Not at all. He's intoxicated and passed out.
@@Davidsbeenhere Thanks David