Ryan. as a kenyan, kisumu is a safe rural area, continue mixing with locals and they will hapiily accept you to their community and trust me no one will touch you. those sides they burn thieves. i know you may be used to individualism in the west but here people are a community and knowing locals will be a huge advantage. have a lovely stay
I like how the physical environment is not all divided up by roads, you can just wander in the communities and still be among nature at the same time. That is something that is lost in the concrete jungles of the West (and Japan too).
@@spicyroads Haha, yeah, well they would probably say "good for you, bro. I envy you". This is what pisses me off about this whole war on men going on in the West. You put the shoe on the other foot and it brings you to realize that the women screeching about this are usually just man-hating lesbians and misandrists.
This was such a demeaning comment / joke on Ryans part. Truly low for people that have shown him such hospitality. But the joke is on Ryan - compare those two faces staring at the camera. We get what we deserve.
Walking in dark roads is a bad thing man. Get a local tour guide to help you overcome these dangers as you can be robbed or even in worse cases, beaten up. Stay Fit and safe.
Glad you have been safe. It's good that you seem to treat people with kindness and patience. Good idea when visiting someone else's country. Be safe and well.
Pro tip: Man, walking around alone, in the dark in rural Africa is NOT a great idea. Trust me, I'm South African and we know these things. It's not a question of 'if' but 'when'...camera, phone...maybe your life. Not worth it. As for drinking in taverns, same rules apply. Things can get real radical real quick when the guys have had a few too many. Enjoyed the captions, improves the viewing experience & adds some spice :-)
I've had a few South African friends and I always take the advice - you guys have world-class street smarts and know how to navigate shady spots and minimize risks
Kisumu is safe, do not generalise , he knows coz he's there. I've been there and I can attest New York is more dangerous than Kisumu, even in your said taverns, this isn't south Africa.
@@cn-yg6vf So why does he say that he needs a guide to walk with him through the market (see earlier videos) or that he doesn't feel safe walking around with the camera? Have you watched the earlier videos? Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but only when an event happens can one look back on those opinions and truly judge them.
@@Mantaray911 He has pretty much said that he does not feel safe. Before too long (if not already) everybody will know who this lone white dude is carrying camera gear, phones and a wad of cash is. It's a pretty poor place with a lot of unemployment and restless youth. They will know his travel patterns, and it's just a matter of time before he gets rolled if he is not careful. Not to be critical, but this is just the reality of living in a place like this.
@@yvettedale8352 In my younger days I was bouncing around a lot places in east Africa. Yes, it felt perfectly safe and friendly (just like in the vids), but when I told locals where I had been, all they could say is "WTF, you went where?"
This is my first ever comment on a youtube video, but I just wanted to say thanks a lot for uploading these interesting videos! I first came across your channel when I was preparing for a move to Kobe (from the UK). I lived in Japan for about 5 and a half years and I lot of your content really resonated with me! I love the place but it drives me crazy in many ways too... Anyway, I am impressed by your adventurousness, seems like you are getting the most out of life! Mixing it up! I've always been fascinated by Africa but a little scared to go, so I am, to some extent, experiencing it vicariously through you! And for what it is worth, I think people who upload videos and comments insulting you are pretty pathetic. Just enjoy life as much as you can!
good video Ryan. One of your bests. I had to look up the saying 'being cat called' :) Maybe you can explain more on your upcoming livestream. cheers mate!
5:56 "Have you seen yourself before?" , this was such a demeaning comment / joke on we Kenyans as a whole. It is truly low. But the *Mudita* a disgusted African watching this feels when they compare the two faces at 5:51 pays for it all. Sometimes, we do get what we deserve.
Agreed. This coupled with the title of the video was just to much for me. bums me out that these people are going out and ruining the local's perception of Americans for the rest of us normal folks.
I love how people twist something which he clearly demonstrated that he was harassed and discriminated against and when he says something that is not demeaning at all. I can say living in Africa, there is more racism than back home in the US
I hope you don’t stop making videos. they’re refreshing to watch. It’s nice to see someone with a decent soul navigate through the world and life at the normal pace of time. I truly feel bad for the people talking negative toward you... spending their time watching things they don’t enjoy and then trying to use the little energy they can muster to be negative to another person. You are awesome, don’t let anyone categorize you differently.
I think it looks to be a better class of a living place than the tent cities in Californa. They look happy and not drugged up. Food looks better than day old ghetto food in America.
Ben Person I’ve lived in both the USA 🇺🇸 & Kenya 🇰🇪 and I can tell you for a fact that even the slums in America have a higher standard of living than what you see in this video of Kenya. People just make the most of what they have in Africa and are usually smiling but don’t let that fool you😉
This was wonderfully done! I loved every bit of it. That song and kids at the end of the video just melted my heart! Thank you sir for an exclusive look into life in Kenya🙏🏿 all the best
Mate. This isn’t Kenya. What he has done is a low life attempt of trying to become a UA-cam sensation with absolutely no balls to back it up with. Sorry to burst your bubble.
I wish you had someone to guide and take you around.. Kenya is just an amazing country. If you travel to it's interior you will understand what am saying. In towns and Cities you might not feel the real feeling but I promise you to the interior you find amazing and very welcoming communities and vary conducive environment. Next time you visit Kenya I will take you around and help you under the beauty of our country which you will rarely watch on international media houses.
This is the type of video I've subscribed for several years ago. Looking forward to many more - I'm glad you're back on UA-cam! (How much would the food have been in Thailand and Japan? ...just for comparison.)
Eric M. From my experience, in Thailand a meal costs about $1-$2 from street vendors. So for that amount of food, probably $3-$5. Now Japan is way more expensive, I'd guess about $15-$20 for that amount of food (2-3 meals)
Kenya is a pretty safe country, big British presence and influence, economically, culturally and in security training and military cooperation. Tons of expats in Nairobi and Mombassa, huge Indian presence as they were brought in as helpers by the British colonial power and stayed after independence. Great shopping malls where expats go to, although the occasional target of Somalis, If you got cash it is a great place to be, the image of the small town is in no way representative of life in Kenya if you got a few dollars and a job
I at first didn't know what to think of your vids. But I've traveled the world, and I can now see, that the Kenyan people, are wonderful, humble people. Are you still as of 7/1 /2019 in Kenya?
$1.50 a meal is great, but I have to ask, how as a foreigner do you make money in a village of that size in Kenya? Or did you just save up enough to last until you inevitably leave?
Your videos are fun to watch. I wish you would explain more of the details of why you're there and what you do there. Seems like a random place to move to from China.
I found it uncomfortable to be the centre of attention in out of the way places, I feel for you. Example I lived in Cali Colombia for 3 years in the 80’s and San Cristobal Dominican Rebublic, more recently, never saw a foreigner in the times I was there. Good memories though!
i still think you should make a video about what happined to your relationship with your girl, im sure a lot of your subscribers here are curious, maybe patreons could answer that ?
@@davejames3658 All asia is somewhat of a depressive alcoholic place for westerners. Noone really seems happy. Hence the need for excess alcoholism /Greed from locals.
I get the same treatment in Vietnam. Basically, I can't go out walking without being pulled into a party to drink beer. I can literally go out every day and drink free beer.
Back when I was running a lot, I got into eating ugali. I even went down to the local Halalal and bought some and did my best to make it. Maybe you should give that a go while you are there.
"Have you seen yourself before" no Mr Mzungu, there are no reflections in Africa. Thank God you arrived to show Africans that reflections exist in Africa like they do in America. Better still, keep your reflections in the good ole USA
Its a beautiful beautiful country with good friendly people, my grandfather was born there and my father and I lived there during my teenage years, as an adult every single year I've been back except the covid 2 years. Na penda Kenya sana sana!
@@phillipharding6610 I am sure this poverty exists in Thailand and the US too. A more sensible question rather would be, why he chose to live in that particular niche out of the entirety of the Kenyan fabric. I am guessing he needs us to be him (to up his self esteem)..he needs to look down on someone to be someone himself. Kenyans see through that shit, especially if you just climb half a rung higher than the level of most of the people he is interacting with here..
“Have you ever seen yourself before?” Are you serious? Go ask a Lion that. You’re in Kenya, what you doing at a market trying to buy chicken and checking if people have mirrors?
That was so kind of you to help the lady out of the peanuts 🥜👍👏 , remember that $3 or $5 or $10 tip is a joke to us in out country 🇺🇸🇵🇷, God bless you 🙏😇 and remember to always spread the love of Christ Jesus ✝️ in Africa Amen 🙏😇 Hope you enjoy your vacation 👍🥳🥳✝️😇😇😇..... 🇺🇸🇵🇷
Ryan, firstly I love your channel, I missed you in your absence, now enjoying your Kenyan adventure! Ill be honest,, following you has made me sit up and think, "What the fuck am I doing in this dump - London", week in week out, work 6 days recover the seventh day by slobbing out, to start again!. Im putting my stuff in storage, im going to work 2 more months grab every penny of overtime i can then im setting of on my travels. Screw this life here! Thanks for the inspiration!
@@TheBoundlessJourney Thanks for your support Ryan! I will keep you posted, Ive lots to think about, literally ive come to the conclusion that i may as well sell all my belongings here, no point paying for them in storage etc-at the end of the day its a monthly bill that will need paying! so whats the point! Take care buddy!
It's something different from the ultra-modern, micromanaged, robotic life of Japan and the West. Nice to go somewhere you don't have to constantly work to barely get by.
@@meestaShin Not really. I've been living in a "3rd World" country for years now and see how much real freedom these people have. Westerners are robotic slaves and don't even realize it. They talk so much about "freedom" and "greatness," yet all they have is stuff bought on credit/loans.
This is pretty sadistic, you're just not the kinda person who appreciates diff cultures... Kenyans are way safer, friendly and welcoming than many European countries. Mind you the film is taken from "low income" part of Kenya. And if you're a private person still visit Kenya, most welcomed 🇰🇪
I live in one of the best zip codes in California but can't even buy eggs that have any taste or color. Food shouldn't be this complicated. Good video!
@@biggusdikkus6985 I am indeed buying "organic" "free range" top shelf eggs. They still suck. (Apart from the blue eggs but those are not available regularly). I can afford a lot but you're missing the point.
while it must be amazing to be in Africa that sure does not look a foreigner can just relax there .. i mean if you cant even enjoy just being there and going for a walk around that makes it too much hard work ... for most foreigners i imagine it would be hard to find happiness in a place like that where you constantly got to watch your back and look over your shoulder.. ..unless you get to know some locals and become good friends with them ... then.who can you trust there . ?
no... lol dont generalise a whole continent. this is kenya and he chose one of the least desirable places, foreigners enjoy other places better in the country and dont go through this.
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Ryan. as a kenyan, kisumu is a safe rural area, continue mixing with locals and they will hapiily accept you to their community and trust me no one will touch you. those sides they burn thieves. i know you may be used to individualism in the west but here people are a community and knowing locals will be a huge advantage. have a lovely stay
I like how the physical environment is not all divided up by roads, you can just wander in the communities and still be among nature at the same time. That is something that is lost in the concrete jungles of the West (and Japan too).
@@meestaShin LMFAO, you are so right
Just don't live in a city then...
Getting cat called by women?
I hope you reported this female toxic micro aggressive behavior?
Haha.
Can you imagine the response from the Kenyan police if you reported it
@@spicyroads Haha, yeah, well they would probably say "good for you, bro. I envy you". This is what pisses me off about this whole war on men going on in the West. You put the shoe on the other foot and it brings you to realize that the women screeching about this are usually just man-hating lesbians and misandrists.
@@vegnewb calm down INCEL.
@@vegnewb I think you are right. Its mostly women who cant have healthy relationships with men.
Thanks for sharing. Great video as always. Keep them coming!
5:56 "Have you seen yourself before?" Hahaha, c'mon Ryan, they do have mirrors and reflective surfaces in Africa.
That was absolutely hilarious!
This was such a demeaning comment / joke on Ryans part. Truly low for people that have shown him such hospitality. But the joke is on Ryan - compare those two faces staring at the camera. We get what we deserve.
Hahaha that part was so funny!! Lady looked like she was going to cry seeing herself for the 1st time 😂😂😂
Bahahahaha
Hell yeah!
Walking in dark roads is a bad thing man. Get a local tour guide to help you overcome these dangers as you can be robbed or even in worse cases, beaten up. Stay Fit and safe.
Glad you have been safe. It's good that you seem to treat people with kindness and patience. Good idea when visiting someone else's country. Be safe and well.
I'm glad to see you publishing again
Pro tip: Man, walking around alone, in the dark in rural Africa is NOT a great idea. Trust me, I'm South African and we know these things. It's not a question of 'if' but 'when'...camera, phone...maybe your life. Not worth it. As for drinking in taverns, same rules apply. Things can get real radical real quick when the guys have had a few too many. Enjoyed the captions, improves the viewing experience & adds some spice :-)
I've had a few South African friends and I always take the advice - you guys have world-class street smarts and know how to navigate shady spots and minimize risks
Kisumu is safe, do not generalise , he knows coz he's there. I've been there and I can attest New York is more dangerous than Kisumu, even in your said taverns, this isn't south Africa.
@@cn-yg6vf So why does he say that he needs a guide to walk with him through the market (see earlier videos) or that he doesn't feel safe walking around with the camera? Have you watched the earlier videos? Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but only when an event happens can one look back on those opinions and truly judge them.
@@Mantaray911 He has pretty much said that he does not feel safe. Before too long (if not already) everybody will know who this lone white dude is carrying camera gear, phones and a wad of cash is. It's a pretty poor place with a lot of unemployment and restless youth. They will know his travel patterns, and it's just a matter of time before he gets rolled if he is not careful. Not to be critical, but this is just the reality of living in a place like this.
@@yvettedale8352 In my younger days I was bouncing around a lot places in east Africa. Yes, it felt perfectly safe and friendly (just like in the vids), but when I told locals where I had been, all they could say is "WTF, you went where?"
Welcome to your new Arc in life, may it bring you peace and happiness.
So cool to see life in Kenya. Bless you man. Stay safe. Thx for another vid. =]
Very interesting Ryan! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful video, thank you for sharing a part of your experience in Africa
These are some of the calmest cattle I’ve ever seen😂😂❤️. Hi Robert!!
These videos are really inspiring. I like your personal style. Keep up the good work, Ryan!
You need to carry a flashlight with you when you walk in the dark.
This is my first ever comment on a youtube video, but I just wanted to say thanks a lot for uploading these interesting videos! I first came across your channel when I was preparing for a move to Kobe (from the UK). I lived in Japan for about 5 and a half years and I lot of your content really resonated with me! I love the place but it drives me crazy in many ways too...
Anyway, I am impressed by your adventurousness, seems like you are getting the most out of life! Mixing it up! I've always been fascinated by Africa but a little scared to go, so I am, to some extent, experiencing it vicariously through you! And for what it is worth, I think people who upload videos and comments insulting you are pretty pathetic. Just enjoy life as much as you can!
The kind of life he is projecting there is nothing like I've ever seen in Kenya, trust me
Chris Leyland gave this guy the ultimate compliment.
@@illumizoldyk6405 then what is it like please?
good video Ryan. One of your bests. I had to look up the saying 'being cat called' :) Maybe you can explain more on your upcoming livestream. cheers mate!
God bless you ryan love these vids can totaly relate to them.
5:56 "Have you seen yourself before?" , this was such a demeaning comment / joke on we Kenyans as a whole. It is truly low. But the *Mudita* a disgusted African watching this feels when they compare the two faces at 5:51 pays for it all. Sometimes, we do get what we deserve.
Agreed. This coupled with the title of the video was just to much for me. bums me out that these people are going out and ruining the local's perception of Americans for the rest of us normal folks.
@@yachats22 What are you talking about. He is just showing normal everyday African life.
I love how people twist something which he clearly demonstrated that he was harassed and discriminated against and when he says something that is not demeaning at all. I can say living in Africa, there is more racism than back home in the US
I hope you don’t stop making videos. they’re refreshing to watch. It’s nice to see someone with a decent soul navigate through the world and life at the normal pace of time.
I truly feel bad for the people talking negative toward you... spending their time watching things they don’t enjoy and then trying to use the little energy they can muster to be negative to another person.
You are awesome, don’t let anyone categorize you differently.
I think it looks to be a better class of a living place than the tent cities in Californa. They look happy and not drugged up.
Food looks better than day old ghetto food in America.
Dont be fooled it's very hard to get employment in Kenya even with the right proper qualifications but people just always tend to be in a good mood
Ben Person I’ve lived in both the USA 🇺🇸 & Kenya 🇰🇪 and I can tell you for a fact that even the slums in America have a higher standard of living than what you see in this video of Kenya. People just make the most of what they have in Africa and are usually smiling but don’t let that fool you😉
What's ghetto food? Is it similar to the Boomer food you consume?
@@user-tl2cs6wv8b Have you looked lately? America is a huge ghetto. They are on a downward spiral.
@@bpersonnnnnn1 because???? cd it be because you sent all your jobs to asia??
I'm very curious about your new life in Kenya. Thanks for sharing Ryan.
@@opes134 May god have mercy on your soul for that comment
me too.
Ryan My Friend I Love Your Videos They Are Awesome EvreyTime I Watch Your Videos They Always Made My Day No Matter How Bad It Was👍🏻👍🏻
glad to have you back man
This was wonderfully done! I loved every bit of it. That song and kids at the end of the video just melted my heart! Thank you sir for an exclusive look into life in Kenya🙏🏿 all the best
Mate. This isn’t Kenya. What he has done is a low life attempt of trying to become a UA-cam sensation with absolutely no balls to back it up with. Sorry to burst your bubble.
Another great vid.
Thanks mate.
They don’t cat call you because of your looks. Believe me!😂
Nice real commentary. Keep up the good work
THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD APPRECIATE IT
Simply beautiful scenery - thanks for the upload.
The likes of which you can find in many 1st world countries (minus the dust roads and potholes and probably the smell)
enjoyed the video..thanks for posting...
I wish you had someone to guide and take you around.. Kenya is just an amazing country.
If you travel to it's interior you will understand what am saying.
In towns and Cities you might not feel the real feeling but I promise you to the interior you find amazing and very welcoming communities and vary conducive environment. Next time you visit Kenya I will take you around and help you under the beauty of our country which you will rarely watch on international media houses.
This is the type of video I've subscribed for several years ago. Looking forward to many more - I'm glad you're back on UA-cam!
(How much would the food have been in Thailand and Japan? ...just for comparison.)
Eric M. From my experience, in Thailand a meal costs about $1-$2 from street vendors. So for that amount of food, probably $3-$5.
Now Japan is way more expensive, I'd guess about $15-$20 for that amount of food (2-3 meals)
Thank you for the info!
Yes I'd say that's accurate Andre. Thanks for providing that info
Kenya is a pretty safe country, big British presence and influence, economically, culturally and in security training and military cooperation.
Tons of expats in Nairobi and Mombassa, huge Indian presence as they were brought in as helpers by the British colonial power and stayed after independence. Great shopping malls where expats go to, although the occasional target of Somalis,
If you got cash it is a great place to be, the image of the small town is in no way representative of life in Kenya if you got a few dollars and a job
So interesting man! Be safe out there! Food looked pretty tasty! :)
Yep, that loud screaming in the beginning? Definitely a sermon going on :D
I at first didn't know what to think of your vids. But I've traveled the world, and I can now see, that the Kenyan people, are wonderful, humble people. Are you still as of 7/1 /2019 in Kenya?
Hi My Friend Ryan I Just Wanna Say Your Videos Made My Day EvreyTime 👍💖
This is so interesting…thanks for sharing
4:30 if those are condoms then a lot of things are starting to make sense
$1.50 a meal is great, but I have to ask, how as a foreigner do you make money in a village of that size in Kenya? Or did you just save up enough to last until you inevitably leave?
@@meestaShin Average salary in Kenya is 3 times that.
@@meestaShin low but sufficient due to the cost of living.
@@meestaShin Lowest wage is 11000 KSH.
Your videos are fun to watch. I wish you would explain more of the details of why you're there and what you do there. Seems like a random place to move to from China.
because he is extremely delusional and expects to find on the outside something he is missing on the inside, Id be surprised if he doesnt get mugged.
Very interesting insight into Kenya...great to listen to as always.
What a horrible place .... seems like we have gone back 100 years. Kenyans deserve better
I found it uncomfortable to be the centre of attention in out of the way places, I feel for you. Example I lived in Cali Colombia for 3 years in the 80’s and San Cristobal Dominican Rebublic, more recently, never saw a foreigner in the times I was there. Good memories though!
i still think you should make a video about what happined to your relationship with your girl, im sure a lot of your subscribers here are curious, maybe patreons could answer that ?
Well then stop being a CHEAP FUCK and become a patreon yourself if you are so desperate to get that information.
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7:13. Holy COW!!! So dark. Your videos are awesome. keep us updated on your cat!
I was surprised by how different the people are between Uganda and Kenya. Thanks for another great video!
what did you notice?
Is the oil that the samosa is fried in organic and healthy?
Thanks for the videos! Can you speak about your I internet access in kisimu?
Was that rubbers you bought at the supermarket to get change? Lol
You look happier and healthier in Kenya than Japan by a wide margin. Keep it up dude.
Japan can (not always) be depressing from what I've seen.
@@davejames3658 All asia is somewhat of a depressive alcoholic place for westerners.
Noone really seems happy. Hence the need for excess alcoholism /Greed from locals.
As I remember there is a lake Victoria not far from your place. Could you explore the lake area? I think it can be interesting to see it.
I think it's the biggest lake in Africa... which is pretty awesome. The Nile is connected to it I think.
Not just connected but it's actually the source of the Nile, the white Nile to be specific.
Farm-fresh organic from the backyard to the table. BTW, at 4:25 what's in the red packets?
Rubber johnnies. He’s on his way back to see the girls after breaking that 10 dollar bill.
Cool to see you back. Wow, what happened to Japan ?
Really makes me appreciate living in the US more.
However weird it sounds, some people love their plywood sheds. They even call them FINE HOMES in the US 🤣
I get the same treatment in Vietnam. Basically, I can't go out walking without being pulled into a party to drink beer. I can literally go out every day and drink free beer.
in saigon and hanoi people dont care since they see expats everyday
Yeah cause they're trying to rob you
Great vids!!!!!!!
Thanks you!
Back when I was running a lot, I got into eating ugali. I even went down to the local Halalal and bought some and did my best to make it. Maybe you should give that a go while you are there.
A big laugh!! Do not they see how they are themselves, but shout at you!!!
For your info those people at the begining of the video you say are devil chanting are praying btw
6:44 "alright man, thanks, that's enough man!"
"Have you seen yourself before" no Mr Mzungu, there are no reflections in Africa. Thank God you arrived to show Africans that reflections exist in Africa like they do in America. Better still, keep your reflections in the good ole USA
Its a beautiful beautiful country with good friendly people, my grandfather was born there and my father and I lived there during my teenage years, as an adult every single year I've been back except the covid 2 years. Na penda Kenya sana sana!
A pity such coutries are plagued by shortages, thievery and extortion.
Yo ryan whatsapp man, When is the next video coming out??
Huyu mtu alitoroka mathare, ama niaje🤔
The cat calls are the only thing I find appealing.
Why would you want to live in such poverty! Ryan go back to Thailand or Japan Its ridiculous!
@@phillipharding6610 he likes dirt roads and trodding through the fields barefoot,
@@phillipharding6610 Who wants to live in a ultra-robotic, micromanaged society. A little nature and some risk makes life more enjoyable.
@@phillipharding6610 I am sure this poverty exists in Thailand and the US too. A more sensible question rather would be, why he chose to live in that particular niche out of the entirety of the Kenyan fabric. I am guessing he needs us to be him (to up his self esteem)..he needs to look down on someone to be someone himself. Kenyans see through that shit, especially if you just climb half a rung higher than the level of most of the people he is interacting with here..
"Have you seen yourself before?"
lol
“Have you ever seen yourself before?” Are you serious? Go ask a Lion that. You’re in Kenya, what you doing at a market trying to buy chicken and checking if people have mirrors?
Dream crusher, Kenya haha. I have the same Korean fan as you!
They can always spot a John.
Living in and preferring Kenya over Japan is the ultimate dream crusher to the weebs! I enjoyed your livestream too
If losers like this dude hate Japan that motivates me to go to Japan.
@@ivanfreeman3809 I live in Japan and he's not exactly wrong though
Ryan is always lucky with the ladies. I'm jealous of ya bro. 8^)
Well in Kenya THE TABLES ARE TURNED DUN DUN DUUUUN
That was so kind of you to help the lady out of the peanuts 🥜👍👏 , remember that $3 or $5 or $10 tip is a joke to us in out country 🇺🇸🇵🇷, God bless you 🙏😇 and remember to always spread the love of Christ Jesus ✝️ in Africa Amen 🙏😇 Hope you enjoy your vacation 👍🥳🥳✝️😇😇😇..... 🇺🇸🇵🇷
Dude that's how Mexico looks like at 7:06 super dark and scary with out street lights
Ty, for showing Kenya. Always wanted to come to Africa countries but the safety issues worries me.
Ryan are you thinking about going back to japan?
Cheers cool vid.
They eat Samosa and Chapati in Uganda. As an Indian it is quite surprising to me. Great video though :)
shouldnt be suprising india has influenced kenya uganda tanzania a lot, we even have large indian communities
How did you come to be living in Kenya?
Which town is this....in Kenya
This dudes still around holy shi#. LOLOL
Ironic devil says "sounds like they're devil chanting"
"If you are private person don't come to Kenya" is a very misguided assumption here. There are other places where you presence won't even be noticed
Ryan, firstly I love your channel, I missed you in your absence, now enjoying your Kenyan adventure! Ill be honest,, following you has made me sit up and think, "What the fuck am I doing in this dump - London", week in week out, work 6 days recover the seventh day by slobbing out, to start again!. Im putting my stuff in storage, im going to work 2 more months grab every penny of overtime i can then im setting of on my travels. Screw this life here! Thanks for the inspiration!
Go for it man. I support you!
@@TheBoundlessJourney Thanks for your support Ryan! I will keep you posted, Ive lots to think about, literally ive come to the conclusion that i may as well sell all my belongings here, no point paying for them in storage etc-at the end of the day its a monthly bill that will need paying! so whats the point! Take care buddy!
@@MrPutrifyingEagor so did you?
Thank you for the upload. God Bless.
Have you seen yourself before? Am sure she has seen herself in a mirror.
Bravo for the shout out against the animal industry.
Do you honestly prefer this to life in Japan.?
It's something different from the ultra-modern, micromanaged, robotic life of Japan and the West. Nice to go somewhere you don't have to constantly work to barely get by.
Yes, by a longshot
SatsumaTengu14 Pretty sure that he will change his mind.
@@meestaShin Not really. I've been living in a "3rd World" country for years now and see how much real freedom these people have. Westerners are robotic slaves and don't even realize it. They talk so much about "freedom" and "greatness," yet all they have is stuff bought on credit/loans.
have you ever thought maybe its in your head? you kept thinking people was staring at you before as well.
It's because he's a clear tourist with a camera, or course they're gonna look at him.
Excellent videos in Kenya
This is pretty sadistic, you're just not the kinda person who appreciates diff cultures... Kenyans are way safer, friendly and welcoming than many European countries. Mind you the film is taken from "low income" part of Kenya. And if you're a private person still visit Kenya, most welcomed 🇰🇪
What are you talking about most of kenya is poor. Its just a fact of life.
It's objectively not safer though.
@@canismajoris6733 it is objectively safer
I live in one of the best zip codes in California but can't even buy eggs that have any taste or color. Food shouldn't be this complicated. Good video!
buy a chicken then and stop moaning
If you can afford to live in a top top zip code in commiefornia, then you surely can afford to buy organic pasture raised eggs?
@@biggusdikkus6985 I am indeed buying "organic" "free range" top shelf eggs. They still suck. (Apart from the blue eggs but those are not available regularly). I can afford a lot but you're missing the point.
@@fluidice1656 The point is you would give it all up for dust roads, and tin huts? Try Duck eggs, much tastier
@@biggusdikkus6985 California is more country than what you think you know. Our politicians is another story.
while it must be amazing to be in Africa that sure does not look a foreigner can just relax there .. i mean if you cant even enjoy just being there and going for a walk around that makes it too much hard work ... for most foreigners i imagine it would be hard to find happiness in a place like that where you constantly got to watch your back and look over your shoulder.. ..unless you get to know some locals and become good friends with them ... then.who can you trust there . ?
no... lol dont generalise a whole continent. this is kenya and he chose one of the least desirable places, foreigners enjoy other places better in the country and dont go through this.
In all black, brown-indian countries aplies the same rule: Watch your back!
When a man whistle or call out sexual comments at another stranger passing by, it can be considered as harassing someone. Right?
I don't understand the title of this video