Crazy, I’m working in Djibouti..i just left the grocery store inside Bawadi Mall and seen you post this video. Djiboutians are very nice and humble people…super safe.
I love travelling myself and on occasions I have ventured well off the tourist trail. I enjoy watching travel vlogs of places that few people would consider going to and this video really exemplifies that. I enjoyed watching enough to subscribe to your channel and I look forward to seeing more of your content.
@@mazinas1979 Actually we have a high class ports, and best infrastructure, industry sectors Free trade zones, Silver road gate and Airlines, Hotels, and so on! So where are from?
@@engineeraymankw9989 I'm a djiboutian and I'm living in Djibouti since my birthday. I've traveled to several neighboring countries (Ethiopia, Somalia, Yemen, Kenya, etc.) and I can confirm that Djibouti is the most underdeveloped country in Africa. Failing or non-existent basic infrastructures (roads, health, education, etc.), poor governance, dictatorship, no freedom of expression, high living costs, poverty, mediocre standard of living, an ignorant people who graze on grass day and night and a country with no future run by a mafia....
@@mazinas1979 You are pretending a Djiboutian citizen but I'm sure that you are not Citizen of Djibouti either you are doing business or you are from our neighbor countries. What I can assure you is that in Djibouti's health care is free for its citizens. We have best education system In the country and our community are Middle income . So that you are talking about blackmailing and nonsense information. Djibouti has a Electric railway joining to Addis Ababa, it has a highly class ports. So make research before you are talking a fake information.
@@engineeraymankw9989 I'm 100% Djiboutian and I live day by day the underdevelopment of my poor country. You're talking about free care, when in fact people have to buy their own equipment/medication and bring it with them when they visit the doctor, otherwise the treatment won't be provided. You haven't even mentioned the catastrophic state of the roads, the National Education system that produces students who can barely read and write properly, the corruption around every corner, the prevailing poverty (except for the mafia-like ruling class), the dictatorship, the monopoly, the tribalism, the capital that looks like a shantytown, the endemic unemployment, ... Shall I continue or stop? You're just an agent of the dictatorial regime in place, who wants to give a good image of the country when it's quite the opposite...
Thank you sly man as a Djiboutian from Canada I really enjoyed the little vlog you made from my home, great content , you the first African American making a vlog in East Africa.
Shout out to you brother this is going to be more valuable than you think especially to the diaspora communities that’s never been to there homeland your doing it Big”” Brooo the real experience is going to the mom & pop shops but it is a little difficult with out a local “!
Cuz aniigu j’ai quitté le bled le 23 septembre 2013 dès que je suis arrivé aux États-Unis, j’ai commencé à faire mes études universitaire (dégrée et puis master) après avoir fini mes études j’ai dérocher un boulot qui paye très bien comme informaticien. 11 ans plus tard, j’ai acheté une maison de 3 chambres qui m’a coûté $380,000 + je me suis marié et j’ai 2 gosses et je traverse le monde entier avec mon passeport américain sans aucun problème. Alors laisse-moi te poser cette question au bled qu’est-ce que vous avez en fait au bled???……IOG miya😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Cabrón keep ur so called Homeland cos as far I know la diaspora have ZERO plan coming back to the dusty streets😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The military bases are largely to protect the bab Al mandab strait which is a crucial choke point for global trait. It also help Djibouti keep Ethiopian expansionist away from Somali-lands because they’ve been claiming our land for a long time.
@@omarcilmijaamac Amhara Just meant People from higher elevation ,mountain side.And most of the king of kings were from that region. And the country was Ruled by province kings and they reported to the king of kings annointed by the church .so yeah djbuti was part of the afar kings kilil or province
I am surprised you didn’t went to the coast city of Berbera in Somaliland. It has some prestigious beaches. ❤🎉 I have been following you from Somaliland, Somalia and no Djibouti and I wish you would give yourself little bit more time in these countries to really experience and appreciate the local hospitality.. anyways, shout out from the Seatown…the home of the Salish peoples. 🎉❤
Djibouti and Somalia speak similar language and share culture generally, but Djibouti is basically French because its a former french colony, the country also hosts various country's military bases, USA, French, China and others. Its stable compared to Somalia, its one of the troop countries in AMISOM/ATMIS mission in Somalia. Nelson Asiimwe Uganda
All the Horn of Africa is Somali, the European powers split us into 5 different parts the British took 3 (Somaliland/ Hawd reserve area) the Ogadeen and NFD now northern kenya, the French took Djibouti the Italians took Somalia,
It's not pronounced "Jaboody" as if there is a D at the end..... it is "JabooTI". Another tip is to try to build rapport with the locals and have a friendly conversation before asking them if they "want to say something to the camera"... most people aren't open to that right away without getting your vibe first. Anyways, welcome
You came while the weather was still comfortable. I have been here for about 6 years now. This is truly my second home. The locals are friendly and easy going. I have never really had any issues since being here. One or two "disagreements" but nothing more than that.
Djibouti is a strategic country located at the mouth of the Red Sea , about 2500 commercial ships pass through the straight of Bab Al Mandab, , 25 miles from Yemen, Your viewers would love to hear about the strategical importance of this country to the economy of the world
Like , Equatorial Guinea , which is the richest country per capita in Africa , the wealth is unevenly distributed among the few elite in the ruling party, corruption is the name of the game
You dont see alot of African Americans coming to the Motherland to explore and learn with their eyes and contribute to the local economy with their tourism. Good For you @Sly's Life
I heard you within this clip saying Somalis spread different countries but Can you at least try to know the history of the country you are traveling. If you look in the middle of Somali flag there is star with five edges.. the colony divided Somalia into five different parts 1-somali Ethiopia 2-somali Kenya 3-somali France(Djibouti) 4-Somali Italy(south Somalia) 5-Somali British(North Somalia) Somali used to be a huge country but divided by the colony because of their ethnicity(Muslim County 100%). the main language spoken these areas is Somalia plus colonial language i.e. Djibouti(France) second language. Djibouti Is one of the Countries divided by the colony Hope you understand all my explanations
Oh yeah. Corrupt cops man 😅 Djibouti is where I’m originally from, they always get amazed at the airport when I mention that I don’t have Djiboutian citizenship and that I must get a visa every time I’m going to motherland. Well when I go, usually in the winter season Boston gets very cold and snowy and in Djibouti there’s no such thing as winter so it’s the perfect time and I’ve been there 12 times and the longest stay I had was 3 months, but even then I don’t get bothered when I’m taking pictures of whatever wherever whenever. It’s just the fact that you don’t really know the local languages to tell them to F off or befriend a local (advice to people who want to go there) and then they’ll never ever bother you.
Djibouti is not "receiving aid" it's receiving rent from the countries who maintain bases in the country. It also does a lot of business with Ethiopia because it's the main port for import and export for the largest landlocked country in the world.
@@peripatetic8839it’s actually just Somali and afar but there are yemani there they started migrating to djbouti when the war started in Yemen and we welcomeed them with open arms now they’re one of us
You change my idea about american tourist. Nice guys in Djibouti you too. You enjoy my day. Continue man you are so nice and quiet, see you soon on your channel. Big up’from France
@user-li8jy8zc8h Djibouti 🇩🇯 isn't part of somalia and never was they claimed their independence from French protectorate in 1977, like somaliland took independence 17years before Djibouti, and also somalia after a few days when somaliland took their freedom from British empire and then they united as one with somalia. After that, they broke away again, two separate countries now 💔😢
What ??? Your comment is so weird When have we ever had something to do with Somalia ? Lol you guys are already false claiming Somaliland don’t add Djibouti 🇩🇯 to your shenanigans
The Somali ethnic group constitutes the majority population in both countries and there is a common history between the countries but it is clear that you do not know anything about it I think You have been successfully brainwashed by colonialism. Congratulations.
Yes Brother , 1889 the Europeans had a conference called the conquest of Africa and Somali territories we were carved up into three different regions, first was Somaliland fall under the British rule Djibouti was taken by France and South Somali territory went the Italian, later on Kenya was given the most southern part of Somali territory and British gave Ogaden to Ethiopia
Keep you good work I see you have more views now wonderful,,,, do you only do you tube while traveling or you have other work?. ,,. How you can afford all your travel ...just curious?? ....
@@Bertil-r5q Some other country is dying of hunger, will the internet become food for us? When you first fulfill the basic human needs, the others will come slowly. May be Other countries are beautifying their country with loans from IFM, but their people are dying of hunger.
The street he pass is basically the place i always go to get to my high school. Me and my friend always pass these street, laugh and hang out.
LED?
@@Espilon0 Sûrement ouais
@@ntmhoyoverse je vois
L.E.D FOREVER 💪🏽
First black foreigner with a UA-cam channel to visit Djibouti. This is historic.
didnt wode maya come to jabuti?
Who said so man you crazy 😂
Check me out I been there before
@@DalmerFarah I don't watch him, so I wouldn't know
@@sweetkokii just from my opinion. I don't know anyone else who's been there
Crazy, I’m working in Djibouti..i just left the grocery store inside Bawadi Mall and seen you post this video. Djiboutians are very nice and humble people…super safe.
مرحبا هل تتكلم العربية اخي وشكرا لك ❤
i never heard people call the people of djibouti djiboutians lol
@@mrprince5934 first time for everything
Ethiopian madness of sea. Stop spreading false information.
Djibouti used to be called "Somali Coast"
It has never been part of Ethiopia.
Naam ana akalam arabi akhi . Mada turid @@كمالطارف
Beautiful city .I 'm Djiboutian .thanks for this video bro
The reason you as a traveler aren’t having any issue is because you blend in a bit more than the normal traveler going to Djibouti.
Walking around with a camera speaking loudly with an American accent definitely took away the "blend in" part
@@sipp5657, no it would be difficult to think he wasn't Kenyan, Ethiopian, or diaspora African. Hence probably wasn't harrassed as much.
I can smell the Djibouti heat through the screen
yh funny guy💀
Great content mate, I have been watching your videos since you went to my home city of Hargeysa Somaliland.
they have nice looking cars
Haven’t seen anything on Djibouti before; appreciate your work! Keep it coming king 🔥
Welcome to djibouti 🇩🇯
@@SoumeyamoussaHadi thank you brother!
Wow Man.
Great Vlogging. Show more about Djibouti 🇩🇯.
Thanks for these videos.❤
winter is the best time to visit Djibouti 😍
Winter does not exist in Djibouti
@@bacharoYeah but u know from november to march
@@bacharo 🤣
I love travelling myself and on occasions I have ventured well off the tourist trail. I enjoy watching travel vlogs of places that few people would consider going to and this video really exemplifies that. I enjoyed watching enough to subscribe to your channel and I look forward to seeing more of your content.
Somalia is divided into 5 English and Italian there some are near Kenya, Djibouti, utopia , Somaliland, and Southside are all some country of Somalia
THERE IS NOTHING CALLED SOMALI EVERYONE HAS IS ON LAND
@@IsmailMusa-qc9jsafar laangaab aamus aabahaa was
Keep dreaming terrorists
You are literally in my country Djibouti 🇩🇯 I wish I were you while you were filming around the city
thank you for visiting my country i live abroad and i hope you film more about djibouti♥♥
There’s nothing to film there sorry
@@abdinasiraden2593 it's better than somalia
DJIBOUTI SOMALILAND AND ETHIOPIA ARE NEIGHBOURS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@abdinasiraden2593 your're right bro !!!!
Thank you for your update video, I use to work in Djibouti and I have 12 years since I left but I see nothing much changed since then so far
You are right ,this is downtown. There are no more changes, but in balballa, venis Road , and haramous, there are big changes .
Welcome to Djibouti 🇩🇯
Djibouti 🇩🇯 is making a huge development 👏 Thank you for showing a positive vedeo in the world in our Djibouti City 🇩🇯 ❤
Huge development ? LOL ! Thank you for this laugh 😂
@@mazinas1979 Actually we have a high class ports, and best infrastructure, industry sectors Free trade zones, Silver road gate and Airlines, Hotels, and so on! So where are from?
@@engineeraymankw9989 I'm a djiboutian and I'm living in Djibouti since my birthday. I've traveled to several neighboring countries (Ethiopia, Somalia, Yemen, Kenya, etc.) and I can confirm that Djibouti is the most underdeveloped country in Africa. Failing or non-existent basic infrastructures (roads, health, education, etc.), poor governance, dictatorship, no freedom of expression, high living costs, poverty, mediocre standard of living, an ignorant people who graze on grass day and night and a country with no future run by a mafia....
@@mazinas1979
You are pretending a Djiboutian citizen but I'm sure that you are not Citizen of Djibouti either you are doing business or you are from our neighbor countries. What I can assure you is that in Djibouti's health care is free for its citizens. We have best education system In the country and our community are Middle income . So that you are talking about blackmailing and nonsense information. Djibouti has a Electric railway joining to Addis Ababa, it has a highly class ports. So make research before you are talking a fake information.
@@engineeraymankw9989 I'm 100% Djiboutian and I live day by day the underdevelopment of my poor country. You're talking about free care, when in fact people have to buy their own equipment/medication and bring it with them when they visit the doctor, otherwise the treatment won't be provided. You haven't even mentioned the catastrophic state of the roads, the National Education system that produces students who can barely read and write properly, the corruption around every corner, the prevailing poverty (except for the mafia-like ruling class), the dictatorship, the monopoly, the tribalism, the capital that looks like a shantytown, the endemic unemployment, ... Shall I continue or stop? You're just an agent of the dictatorial regime in place, who wants to give a good image of the country when it's quite the opposite...
I Always wanted to see what Djibouti looks like ! Thank You Sly !! I'm A new Subscriber, African Amer. hitting You from U.S.!
❤🖤💚👍🏽
Thank you sly man as a Djiboutian from Canada I really enjoyed the little vlog you made from my home, great content , you the first African American making a vlog in East Africa.
Will you be checking out Rwanda? It's somewhere I've wanted to go to.
Shout out to you brother this is going to be more valuable than you think especially to the diaspora communities that’s never been to there homeland your doing it Big”” Brooo the real experience is going to the mom & pop shops but it is a little difficult with out a local “!
Cuz aniigu j’ai quitté le bled le 23 septembre 2013 dès que je suis arrivé aux États-Unis, j’ai commencé à faire mes études universitaire (dégrée et puis master) après avoir fini mes études j’ai dérocher un boulot qui paye très bien comme informaticien.
11 ans plus tard, j’ai acheté une maison de 3 chambres qui m’a coûté $380,000 + je me suis marié et j’ai 2 gosses et je traverse le monde entier avec mon passeport américain sans aucun problème.
Alors laisse-moi te poser cette question au bled qu’est-ce que vous avez en fait au bled???……IOG miya😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Cabrón keep ur so called Homeland cos as far I know la diaspora have ZERO plan coming back to the dusty streets😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dusty streets is where u belong warya. Si tu ne veux pas revenir it's up to u mais corrige ton langage. Anyway we dont claim u too, stay where u r..
Beautiful country, the street looks like similar to Asmara city
Asmara is another level.
@@Manu-md3xn both cities are almost pretty same
@@Manu-md3xnwhat kind of level asmera is old city built by your colonizers italy .Their is no even new buildings in asmera.
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@@abiywoldu4248 😅 what do you mean you got to explain
thanks for showing this. headed there and just needed to "SEE" real time modern stuff before i set out
4:53 correction. Only 1/4 is called Ogaden in Ethiopia rest are Hawd and Reserved area and Hararghe. You’re welcome 👍🏾 hope you’re enjoying it
bravo,u light good video from Djibouti,welcome again we are here thanks
East African in general are camera phobic. Largely it's because of the volatile political situation of the countries.
À Djibouti, il y'a aucun conflit . C'est stable .
The military bases are largely to protect the bab Al mandab strait which is a crucial choke point for global trait. It also help Djibouti keep Ethiopian expansionist away from Somali-lands because they’ve been claiming our land for a long time.
Djibuti was part of ethiopia.The French stole it saying lets lease it
@@yanicyoda4762
Bullshit!
@@yanicyoda4762 ethiopian history proved that the country was just part of amhara kilil like gonder and gojam even not all the amhara kilil
@@omarcilmijaamac Amhara Just meant People from higher elevation ,mountain side.And most of the king of kings were from that region. And the country was Ruled by province kings and they reported to the king of kings annointed by the church .so yeah djbuti was part of the afar kings kilil or province
hoping you stay safe out on your travels Sly!
Djibouti is a safe place
great content bro! the "T" in Jibuuti is emphasized/enunciated. that's the correct pronunciation. it's not just you but a lot of ppl do it
Djibouti is paradis the world❤
I am surprised you didn’t went to the coast city of Berbera in Somaliland. It has some prestigious beaches. ❤🎉 I have been following you from Somaliland, Somalia and no Djibouti and I wish you would give yourself little bit more time in these countries to really experience and appreciate the local hospitality.. anyways, shout out from the Seatown…the home of the Salish peoples. 🎉❤
you didn't go not didn't went
Is Berbera safer than Djibouti for foreigners?
I do not think so
SOMALIA* NOT SOMALILAND
Djibouti and Somalia speak similar language and share culture generally, but Djibouti is basically French because its a former french colony, the country also hosts various country's military bases, USA, French, China and others. Its stable compared to Somalia, its one of the troop countries in AMISOM/ATMIS mission in Somalia.
Nelson Asiimwe
Uganda
All the Horn of Africa is Somali, the European powers split us into 5 different parts the British took 3 (Somaliland/ Hawd reserve area) the Ogadeen and NFD now northern kenya, the French took Djibouti the Italians took Somalia,
أتمنى زيادة جيبوتي مره أخرى في أقرب فرصة ممكنة
اعشق هذي البلد وأهلها الطيبين
It's not pronounced "Jaboody" as if there is a D at the end..... it is "JabooTI". Another tip is to try to build rapport with the locals and have a friendly conversation before asking them if they "want to say something to the camera"... most people aren't open to that right away without getting your vibe first. Anyways, welcome
You came while the weather was still comfortable. I have been here for about 6 years now. This is truly my second home. The locals are friendly and easy going. I have never really had any issues since being here. One or two "disagreements" but nothing more than that.
I like your dry sense of humour 😁 deuces.
Djibouti is a strategic country located at the mouth of the Red Sea , about 2500 commercial ships pass through the straight of Bab Al Mandab, , 25 miles from Yemen,
Your viewers would love to hear about the strategical importance of this country to the economy of the world
And why still poor???
Like , Equatorial Guinea , which is the richest country per capita in Africa , the wealth is unevenly distributed among the few elite in the ruling party, corruption is the name of the game
@@berhanegkristos629 Understood. Thanks
@@berhanegkristos629 With 1 millions population the president couldn't figure out how to benefits from all that Military bases😕. It's sad.
Greta Question....@@barbarasara4033
Thanks For visual of my country bro 😎👌🏾🇩🇯🇩🇯🇩🇯
Go to jigjiga next, a Somali city in Ethiopia and in my opinion the best Somali city
You dont see alot of African Americans coming to the Motherland to explore and learn with their eyes and contribute to the local economy with their tourism. Good For you @Sly's Life
Visit Tadjourah 🇩🇯 Best beaches and sea life.
Jabuuti waa digada kan caloosha waynleh ee haystaa bilionkan lacaga xagguu geeyaa?
Waxas shaqadada maha qarax quute
I heard you within this clip saying Somalis spread different countries but Can you at least try to know the history of the country you are traveling.
If you look in the middle of Somali flag there is star with five edges..
the colony divided Somalia into five different parts
1-somali Ethiopia
2-somali Kenya
3-somali France(Djibouti)
4-Somali Italy(south Somalia)
5-Somali British(North Somalia)
Somali used to be a huge country but divided by the colony because of their ethnicity(Muslim County 100%).
the main language spoken these areas is Somalia plus colonial language
i.e. Djibouti(France) second language.
Djibouti Is one of the Countries divided by the colony
Hope you understand all my explanations
WAKE UP TO REALITY THERE IS NOTHING CALLED SOMALI EVERYONE HAS IS ON LAND
THE REAL SOMALIS ARE DJIBOUTI SOMALILAND
Oh yeah. Corrupt cops man 😅 Djibouti is where I’m originally from, they always get amazed at the airport when I mention that I don’t have Djiboutian citizenship and that I must get a visa every time I’m going to motherland. Well when I go, usually in the winter season Boston gets very cold and snowy and in Djibouti there’s no such thing as winter so it’s the perfect time and I’ve been there 12 times and the longest stay I had was 3 months, but even then I don’t get bothered when I’m taking pictures of whatever wherever whenever. It’s just the fact that you don’t really know the local languages to tell them to F off or befriend a local (advice to people who want to go there) and then they’ll never ever bother you.
I'll give u my citizenship if you want bro
@@ibrazard8067 thanks man. I have my passport now, just came back 2 weeks ago!
@@JahronIIComment vas-tu
Welcome to Djibouti my home town😊
Djibouti is not "receiving aid" it's receiving rent from the countries who maintain bases in the country. It also does a lot of business with Ethiopia because it's the main port for import and export for the largest landlocked country in the world.
Thank you, a new country for me.
Djibouti is a beautiful State and it's part of Somalia 🇸🇴
No its not😂😂😂
Fake news, reported for misinformation
Don’t forget your schizophrenic pills next time
@@youtubemedia3978yes it is
@@youtubemedia3978afars and non somalis need to learn somali to survive 😂 bariya
Djibouti is somali country too
Lies. Lies. Afar and Arabs also makes up the population liar.
@@WaterCurrenta what
@@WaterCurrentstop smoking weed 😒
@@WaterCurrentstop spreading fake news. Djibouti are Somalis mostly but there are other ethnic groups like afar, Arabs and others
@@peripatetic8839it’s actually just Somali and afar but there are yemani there they started migrating to djbouti when the war started in Yemen and we welcomeed them with open arms now they’re one of us
Welcome brother to Djibouti if you still here there is much to see . Shout out to you
Sly, I truly enjoyed this video. We are twin souls. Love the same countries - would be great to chat or meet you in Addis Ababa sometime.
You change my idea about american tourist. Nice guys in Djibouti you too. You enjoy my day. Continue man you are so nice and quiet, see you soon on your channel. Big up’from France
Love your shows.
as djib"Thank you for your feedback, it means a lot to us as Djiboutians.🙏
Somalia city but country ❤️
Hadii ad luqada englihska garnyn ha isku qasbiin
@@ameinrealone6852he’s right.. it was part of Somalia 🇸🇴 “ Somali city but country” is the right statement to describe Djibouti.
@user-li8jy8zc8h Djibouti 🇩🇯 isn't part of somalia and never was they claimed their independence from French protectorate in 1977, like somaliland took independence 17years before Djibouti, and also somalia after a few days when somaliland took their freedom from British empire and then they united as one with somalia. After that, they broke away again, two separate countries now 💔😢
What ??? Your comment is so weird
When have we ever had something to do with Somalia ?
Lol you guys are already false claiming Somaliland don’t add Djibouti 🇩🇯 to your shenanigans
The Somali ethnic group constitutes the majority population in both countries and there is a common history between the countries but it is clear that you do not know anything about it I think You have been successfully brainwashed by colonialism. Congratulations.
Very nice to visite my country Djibouti ❤❤❤🇩🇯🇩🇯🇩🇯🇩🇯
You’ve come a long way from Colombia. Other UA-camrs are still left back there.
Djibouti is very safe, he will be ok. I've been there before in the past.
I LOVE AFRICA ❤
J'Aime l'Afrique ❤
Thank you for sharing
Bro you should came in winter and go visit îles name's Île Moucha that the best iles in Djibouti👌
Beautiful country Djibouti 🇩🇯
great video and great country
How were you able to film so much?
what did you enjoy the most somalia djbouti or somaliland
Thanks for dropping by!!!
Yes Brother , 1889 the Europeans had a conference called the conquest of Africa and Somali territories we were carved up into three different regions, first was Somaliland fall under the British rule Djibouti was taken by France and South Somali territory went the Italian, later on Kenya was given the most southern part of Somali territory and British gave Ogaden to Ethiopia
Dang bro, think the Haga(summer) has already taken turns😅 I wish being there for Ramadan istg😢 missing all the friends
What did you use to record? Thanks did you post edit the video?
Somalis own Horn of Africa, they should just make one big country
there's a lot more to visit in here, i guess you didn't find some other "visitable" spot on the internet. Anyway welcome to the land of peace ;)
Mon pays Djibouti❤❤
Merci de parler de Djibouti
May God bless you in Djibouti 🇩🇯
DJIBOUTI 🇩🇯 IS BEAUTIFUL 😍 I WOUL LOVE TO VISIT SOME DAY INSHA ALAH 🇸🇴
I been there before, they have alot of beautiful women over there. Just gotta go in the clubs.
Currently live in Djibouti myself
Djibouti my love.
Ogadeen is somali place
Elle est magnifique ma Djibouti. Dhulka hooyo❤❤❤
Djibouti 🇩🇯 🇩🇯 my home I love you Djibouti
When are you coming back to Seattle?
Keep you good work I see you have more views now wonderful,,,, do you only do you tube while traveling or you have other work?. ,,. How you can afford all your travel ...just curious?? ....
I know your next destination is going to be Djibouti in your prior vlog. Take good care of yourself.
Thank you, sir.
I heard its extremely expensive there?
Definitely not cheap for sure
Sly's life come back to Eritrea Asmera we miss you 🤗 ❤️ 🇪🇷
Eritrea is prison open on air 😮😅
@@Bertil-r5q Why are you concerned about Eritrea? We Eritreans know what will benefit us.
@@peaceloveunity3079 I understand ur benefit's many Eritrean'r on exil and in the sea..
Have U internet in Eritrea??
@@Bertil-r5q Some other country is dying of hunger, will the internet become food for us? When you first fulfill the basic human needs, the others will come slowly. May be Other countries are beautifying their country with loans from IFM, but their people are dying of hunger.
Ong Djibouti is beautiful 🤩
Thank I am Djiboutian🇩🇯❤🇩🇯❤🇩🇯❤🇩🇯
Nice video love it. How did you get from Somalia to Djibouti? Do they have a flight?
There are direct flights ✈️ between hargeisa, Mogadishu, and Djibouti every day.
i’m crying, he said I know in some cultures the left-hand is the nasty hand🤣🤣😆
I thought you meant if you cut the camera off, we'll see you in the room....the police interrogation room that is. LOL!
Love " it's not ja booty, it's ya booty"
Have nice day
Greetings from Mexico
I realy like this country dear it looks nice a mini developed to and with muslim arabic food and people to dear
Bro I was there when you filmed it's fantastic😅😅
Like your videos, enjoy the content.
you seem to be cool
i come from Djibouti
know/now
sinds 1981
i'm in France !
In Islamic countries many start their work week on Sunday. In Saudi Arabia, yes the work week starts on Sunday.
Don’t worry Djibouti 🇩🇯 is safe country any issues update me here I will get you a back up 😊