Thank you for tuning into as we share more about our experiences in Nairobi. If you like the content, please share. If you’d like to support more > buymeacoffee.com/TheYarbros and join The Window Seat > patreon.com/theyarbros
Y’all might wanna check out The United States International University on Thika Rd, it was created by an African American woman, Frieda Brown during the Civil Rights Era movement in the US as a way of bridging Black folks across the diaspora
Aaand, our very first constitution was co-written by one of your very own, Thurgood Marshall. There’s a reason you’ll naturally feel at home in Kenya in particular
Kibera is NOT the largest slum in Africa Who measured it? and in which units ?Any SOURCE please don't give the greedy briefcase NGO DONOR FUNDING FAKE DATA
You guys should visit Suriname🇸🇷. My home country. Its in the Amazon in South America, right above Brazil and is the smallest and most unknown country in South America. It has an incredibly diverse population due to its rich history as a former colony of England and the Netherlands (Holland). The inhabitants are a eclectic mix of Creole, Indian, Javan, Chinese and native indians. You guys will not only love it your life will change.
15:48 Kibera is not dangerous (as your experience confirmed). I used to go there weekly and just walk around, when I lived closer in Kilimani. Still gotta watch out because people can be tempted. Not advisable to carry valuables with you. I used to buy stuff like live chicken to eat because it's much cheaper than anywhere else... They delete them for you and chop them into pieces, not vegan/vegetarian friendly! Eggs too. I also stumbled on some women there who have been making organic peanut butter for me, for years. Contacts available. Then I also got organic maize/corn flour to make _ugali_ . They mill it right there into a coarser texture than what is sold in formal grocery stores (so lower glycemic index and more nutritious). Then they mix it with whatever other cereals/seeds you want. Amaranth, peanuts, millet, pumpkin seeds, you name it. Talk about budget-friendly health! Might sound unhygienic, considering the surroundings, but it's not.
I just happened to run across this channel.. so glad I did! Love watching stuff like this of my people over in the motherland enjoying life! I gotta get myself over there, hopefully one day soon! I’m sick of Babylon!
Thank you for for story telling and marketing our country. We should get you citizenship ASAP . Kenya's culture and beauty of diversity is a magnet to every visitor.
I'm a Kenyan, living in the US and I'm so glad to see Americans showing other Westerners this side of Kenya. When I tell Americans I'm from Africa, they have a look of pity on their faces, imagining I came from a cave. Only another American can convince them otherwise
Interesting take. We definitely aren't trying to advertise all we want to do is explain and educate while we entertain and keep it honest. Thanks for watching * hope the US is being good to you!
Hello Yarbros! Your video about Nairobi is just incredible and I am so glad to see that you have captured the spirit of the city in a very detailed and authentic manner. It is so amazing to see how both of you are able to get to the heart of the culture and vibrance on offer in the capital of Kenya while sharing your own unique outlook! Now that you have visited places such as Karura Forest, Giraffe Center, Kibera, Bomas of Kenya, let me suggest a few more that you may consider going to: Nairobi Arboretum: An ideal place for nature walks and bird watching with picnic spots under green trees. Kazuri Beads Factory: This is a wonderful place to see first hand, the cottage industry of the manually produced beads and all of the people that sell do it to help locals. Brown’s Cheese Farm: This is a perfect place where you can escape to the countryside to find out how cheese is made and to enjoy farm to table dinners. It is absolutely great to see how well you two fit together as a couple, and I love seeing travel, art, culture, and storytelling all together in one video. I wonder what is your next adventure, but be sure to post incredible content as always.
Thanks for the suggestions and supporting our content. Our next adventure is the countryside and probably a documentary about the country's relation to the west.
Yes Tigoni area where Browns Cheese is.... please visit. Please try a daytrip to Naivasha as well. We also have a really cool cafe called Pallet cafe in Lavington that employs hearing impaired individuals, great inclusive business. Enjoy y'all.
@ You are welcome! It will be such a refreshing change of scenery, really-there is so much charm in the countryside. I look forward to seeing how you'll be able to bring into view the peculiarities of villages and daily life. Concerning the documentary on Kenya-West relations, I find it very interesting and an eye-opener! Loads of history and culture, along with modern-day influence, which one can pick up from it, really. I'll be on the lookout for more uploads-keep up the brilliant work!
Yes u 2 never left the epicentre of Kenya but you were able to bring the social, economic and cultural aspects of entire Kenya without leaving Nairobi for the villages or coastal landscapes Kudos!
Lots of immigrants in the city for sure! I love ur shots. Very wholesome review! Very good review and thorough. You left like nothing out! Very different from Austin Holleman vibes
America's version of the Brazilian meat house is Fogo de Chao; I ate up a ton of unlimited shrimp there. Nairobi is definitely on my list to visit with a friend; I don't think I could handle it solo. Ya'll covered everything and everybody! Apryl still givin' Irene Cara vibes😊
Great job guys. We need to put together our Thailand video and I like the way you edited this. We will be copying this format. Cannot recreate the walking talking in the city part but we’ve definitely got the footage. 😂 Cannot wait to visit Kenya!
I enjoy the Yarbros perspective and video story telling. First impressions are lasting impressions. I love the adventure you two embrace and give examples of what it is. I support you and will probably start to follow your travel path. Haven't been there yet but planning on it soon. Stay up B1.
I would urge to do proper research before putting claims about places or people. The tired line of Kibera being the largest slum in Africa has long been debunked at least following the 2019 Kenya population census. The NGO world that exaggerate things to attract Western funding have long mischaracterised Kibera. From bogus claims of Kibera having 1 million inhabitants while the truth as per census is 170K. Kibera is also 2.5 km² in land size which accounts for 0.35% of Nairobi land area. All slums in Nairobi account for 0.9% of Nairobi, yes, less than 1%. As much as possible, endevour to report the correct information and in the right context. We have no issue with unbiased views (positive or negative) since all places have them, but we don't accept misrepresentations and mischaracterisations especially when some of these things can easily be verifiied.
Slums are every where in the world we have alot of them in south africa a country that is blessed with minerals because we govern by godless people.thats why inequality is very high in our country.
Thanks for watching today we were referring to the size not population and if we were off thanks for fact checking us but honestly it wasn't the main point or any point if our story it was dressing. Too bad that's all you came away with.
@@TheYarbros Keep scrolling for my other comment where I've commended you for a balanced view unlike the first Nairobi vlog where you were out of line.
Loved podcast 🎉…. Thank you… I will be an expat in the future. Need retirement village/ community.❤️I’m also attracted to to Ghana and Rwanda… Loved your podcast…❤ Beautiful sights .. great information.. and good living tips.. Thank you.. B1fam ❤️🖤💚 Ashe’
Did you like South Africa (Cape Town and Joburg) better than Kenya (Nairobi)? If so, please let me know why. My husband and I are still deciding which country to vacation and would like a bit more advise on the two countries. You guys are great.
Your presentation is so professional. Welcome to Nairobi and remember that you can always find places that are at your budget. You just have to research and not go to top dollar places all the time. And yes, Kilimani and Kileleshwa are better for the pocket than Westlands and also both neighbourhoods are a short drive by Uber to Westie/Westlands. I love your Kibera story!!!! Yoh.
You are both amazing story tellers and you have sold my city in such a real way. I’m low key jealous that you’re enjoying my home country while I’m here in Babylon 🇺🇸 😂. Can’t wait to get back to Nairobi. Honestly, there’s no place like Kenya 🇰🇪
It really depends on the type of tourist you are but to experience the city probably takes about 3-5 days. Thats long enough to see some of the attractions, eat at the restaurants and engage with the people.
Fan fact fogo gaucho isn't the original steak house in Nairobi, at carnivore they do also game meat... So beef, goat, ostrich, crocodile, gazelle etc... They have been there since the 80s
The deeper you dig Kenya, the harder it will be for you to get back 😊. You might start feeling careless attachments here & there... Plus, there's pretty much everything. And more.
Wow! Wonderful and interesting! I haven't see any recent videos, as YT isn't promoting them. I don't do notifications, as they are too intrusive. Great to see you. I started following you way back In your Mexican travel days in your early. You sure have grown, as a channel, and in other ways. which is good. Was it expensive there? Especially to go out to eat? I get the feeling it was. Take care Be well.
Hey!!! Yes, The food is either cheap and questionable or expensive and delicious lol. It's not expensive by US standards but it is in relation to other comparable countries... especially housing.
@sammy_Ace69 I visited New York City and it gave me the vibe of Kanairo. I think its the fast pace and the diversity of nationalities. Quite trendy like here too.
Yes!! So happy to watch another beautiful moving visual made by the Yarbros! As a film maker myself that is new to this space (documentary style) I get a little excited when I see others creating wonderful art that’s telling stories for the soul. 👌🏾
As a born Nairobian I approve this video! Its authentic, in-depth and the piece on Kibera just like any other hood in the world you got to be careful doesn't mean you'll be jumped. #Yabros kindly tell the other ignorant black Americans the two guys who are currently in Kenya to try and show the diversity in the culture #HOLLMAN #KIDgreatness while I appreciate them marketing our city they could copy a thing or two from #Yabros.
Nice video. It is not that bad in Kibera though. People are rarely attacked, especially visitors, because of the heavy presence of undercover cops. It can be bad for locals though!
So many answers to that one but first and firemost quality over quantity. We know what we want to do and how to do it now. Also, traveling MX was cheap it ain't cheap here... at all. Finally, our vision and goals for the channel have evolved.
7:10 Nairobi is just Nairobi, stop this Newyorkish nonsense! 😏 15:33 I feel like kibera being the largest slum in Africa is exaggerated! Plus we have affordable housing being implemented to help eradicate these slums within ten years or so! Khayelitsha of Cape Town is the largest slum in Africa! Otherwise the video is good! 👌
You obviously have never been to khayelitsha it is nowhere near a big slum like kibera is and ive been to both places yes khayelitsha has slums but it also has proper housing unlike kibera I'm sorry kibera is the biggest slum no doubt about it
@@KaraboLekgoane International NGOs inflated Kibera's population to attract funding, but it's nowhere near the largest slum in Africa. You'll get killed in Khayelisha, the worst thing that can happen to you in Kibera is getting your phone snatched.
Parece que o Brasil capturou o seu coração e é o padrão para comparar rodo lugar que vocês visitam. A razão de tanta segurança é o Al Shabab na Somália. Já infiltrou o país algumas vezes, inclusive o Westgate onde visitaram e matou dezenas de pessoas.
Those liquor shots 😢 yall were scammed 75$ that’s a stretch .. when you deal with Kenyans never mention currency 💵 $. I prefer you ask in ksh just by saying how much ? Is enough. ❤ love the video you made bout my country.
No we weren't. They were advertised for 100 Ksh which is 75 cents in USD or .75 $ We aren't new to this lol. What we were pretty much saying is drink with the locals if you can...it's cheaper and more fun. Thanks for watching.
I've been watching you for a while. I knew you were gonna end up in Kenya at some point, given your ancestry tests etc. Tough economic times in Kenya, but there are cuisines from > 50 countries in Nairobi. Last time I checked, there was even an Afghan restaurant. A visit to Kenya isn't complete without a visit to the coast (Diani, Watamu, Lamu etc, in that order). That gives you an idea that there's a lot of diverse stuff just a 40 min flight or 2 - 3 hr drive, in any compass direction out of Nairobi.
You are spot on - appreciating the diversity here. We’ve had some spots on the coast on our list so your travel recommendations are confirmation. Thanks!
Thanks for watching. We don’t mind the emotional expression from our vlogs. From this clown, all we do is speak truth and our experience. Peace be with you.
@@TheYarbrosthe fact that you are black Americans make it sucks...I realized you guys keep complaining whites look down upon you🤔bt you look down on fellow Africans..and it's worst😯..we are still developing and we are proud of our progress...
Sorry, spent 30 days in Nairobi. Your story is incomplete. Its can be very dangerous. The locals are mostly ignorant. The corruption is over the top. The grocery stores and major hotels have armed guards. You keep focusing on BLACKNESS. Its Africa of coarse the majority is black. One has to judge a place on more than skin color. The upper class and those in government treat the general population like trash. The largest slum in Africa is within Nairobi's borders. One toilet per 200 persons. I do recommend people to go on safari, but be careful. Hire a guide . I would not suggest riding a bus. There are no rules to prevent overworked drivers or make sure vehicles are maintained. The average citizen thinks that everything is gods will. If your bald tire blows out and you die, its gods will. Ten percent of the population has Aids and there are lots of hookers. I witnessed several very bad accidents in the short time I was there. Was warned by several doctors about the Aids issue. Beautiful but dangerous.
Yoooo, slow your roll. Your rant is emotional and hate fueled. We have been here over 30 days and we have not felt anxious or in danger. We give valid unbiased reviews of where we go. You should check our resume. We can also call out the lames who live in their emotions for or against our perspective. Our take is valid, true and sincere. Nairobi is a big black city and that seems to bother you. Peace unto you.
The guards are simply because of a terrorist attack in 2013, and 2019. Few countries have not had these attacks, right? We're simply being overly cautious because they're more injurious to our economy. CNN called us a hotbed of terrorism etc
1) the West does a plenty good job of scaring this shit out of everyone so they are too scared to go to Africa. We don't need yet another video telling us how scary it is. We know the dangers. It's all we ever hear about. It's actually nice when countries that are always painted in a negative light get positive coverage. 2) there's currently political unrest all over the world. Incumbents just lost all over the world. Yes, Kenya has been having a rough time politically and lots of protests but that's been happening all over the world. It's not unique to only them. 3) they are American. We have more guns than people here. I think they know a thing or two about being in a place with armed cops/civilians alike. 4) AIDS!? Did you go to visit the country and take it in or did you go to hump everyone you could find?? HIV is transmitted through BODILY fluids. The average tourist isn't going to come into contact with anyone's body fluids so what are we even talking about?? Honestly... Kick rocks with this post
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Thank you for tuning into as we share more about our experiences in Nairobi. If you like the content, please share. If you’d like to support more > buymeacoffee.com/TheYarbros and join The Window Seat > patreon.com/theyarbros
Y’all might wanna check out The United States International University on Thika Rd, it was created by an African American woman, Frieda Brown during the Civil Rights Era movement in the US as a way of bridging Black folks across the diaspora
Aaand, our very first constitution was co-written by one of your very own, Thurgood Marshall. There’s a reason you’ll naturally feel at home in Kenya in particular
Kibera is NOT the largest slum in Africa Who measured it? and in which units ?Any SOURCE please don't give the greedy briefcase NGO DONOR FUNDING FAKE DATA
You guys should visit Suriname🇸🇷. My home country. Its in the Amazon in South America, right above Brazil and is the smallest and most unknown country in South America. It has an incredibly diverse population due to its rich history as a former colony of England and the Netherlands (Holland). The inhabitants are a eclectic mix of Creole, Indian, Javan, Chinese and native indians. You guys will not only love it your life will change.
The funny thing about Suriname is that the English colonisers swapped it for Manhatten with the Dutch way back in the day.
15:48 Kibera is not dangerous (as your experience confirmed). I used to go there weekly and just walk around, when I lived closer in Kilimani. Still gotta watch out because people can be tempted. Not advisable to carry valuables with you.
I used to buy stuff like live chicken to eat because it's much cheaper than anywhere else... They delete them for you and chop them into pieces, not vegan/vegetarian friendly! Eggs too.
I also stumbled on some women there who have been making organic peanut butter for me, for years. Contacts available.
Then I also got organic maize/corn flour to make _ugali_ . They mill it right there into a coarser texture than what is sold in formal grocery stores (so lower glycemic index and more nutritious). Then they mix it with whatever other cereals/seeds you want. Amaranth, peanuts, millet, pumpkin seeds, you name it.
Talk about budget-friendly health! Might sound unhygienic, considering the surroundings, but it's not.
Thanks for watching. It may not dangerous if you are prepared. Not advisable to stumble in there with all of your equipment though.
Iam Kenyan living abroad.I appreciate you showing parts of my country that I haven’t seen.You have given e a new list of places to go.
That's so cool. We hope you're enjoying your adventure.
I just happened to run across this channel.. so glad I did! Love watching stuff like this of my people over in the motherland enjoying life! I gotta get myself over there, hopefully one day soon! I’m sick of Babylon!
All in time...till them we got you covered!
Where is babylon
@@gibson2675
Syria
Karibu nyumbani means welcome home in swahili
@@gibson2675 mystery Babylon is a biblical reference to America
Outstanding intro to Nairobi! And I love how you consistently cover the "yin and yang" of each place you visit.
Thanks for your comment! Gotta share both sides, even if it isn’t popular.
Yes I agree about covering the “Yin and Yang” of the city of Nairobi or anyplace for that matter!!!… But Yes I’m still going to Kenya 2025!!!…
Oh this was wonderful you did us justice I hope y’all visit Mombasa too
Thanks for watching. We’re hoping to make it to the coast!
Thank you for for story telling and marketing our country. We should get you citizenship ASAP . Kenya's culture and beauty of diversity is a magnet to every visitor.
I spent a week in Nairobi and I enjoyed my stay.
Easy to believe.
I'm a Kenyan, living in the US and I'm so glad to see Americans showing other Westerners this side of Kenya. When I tell Americans I'm from Africa, they have a look of pity on their faces, imagining I came from a cave. Only another American can convince them otherwise
Interesting take. We definitely aren't trying to advertise all we want to do is explain and educate while we entertain and keep it honest. Thanks for watching * hope the US is being good to you!
Hello Yarbros!
Your video about Nairobi is just incredible and I am so glad to see that you have captured the spirit of the city in a very detailed and authentic manner. It is so amazing to see how both of you are able to get to the heart of the culture and vibrance on offer in the capital of Kenya while sharing your own unique outlook!
Now that you have visited places such as Karura Forest, Giraffe Center, Kibera, Bomas of Kenya, let me suggest a few more that you may consider going to:
Nairobi Arboretum: An ideal place for nature walks and bird watching with picnic spots under green trees.
Kazuri Beads Factory: This is a wonderful place to see first hand, the cottage industry of the manually produced beads and all of the people that sell do it to help locals.
Brown’s Cheese Farm: This is a perfect place where you can escape to the countryside to find out how cheese is made and to enjoy farm to table dinners.
It is absolutely great to see how well you two fit together as a couple, and I love seeing travel, art, culture, and storytelling all together in one video. I wonder what is your next adventure, but be sure to post incredible content as always.
Thanks for the suggestions and supporting our content. Our next adventure is the countryside and probably a documentary about the country's relation to the west.
Yes Tigoni area where Browns Cheese is.... please visit. Please try a daytrip to Naivasha as well. We also have a really cool cafe called Pallet cafe in Lavington that employs hearing impaired individuals, great inclusive business. Enjoy y'all.
@ You are welcome! It will be such a refreshing change of scenery, really-there is so much charm in the countryside. I look forward to seeing how you'll be able to bring into view the peculiarities of villages and daily life. Concerning the documentary on Kenya-West relations, I find it very interesting and an eye-opener! Loads of history and culture, along with modern-day influence, which one can pick up from it, really. I'll be on the lookout for more uploads-keep up the brilliant work!
Yes u 2 never left the epicentre of Kenya but you were able to bring the social, economic and cultural aspects of entire Kenya without leaving Nairobi for the villages or coastal landscapes Kudos!
You guys are amazing 🤩
Appreciate you fam! Thanks 😁
Great video as always! The fact that you got lost in the slum and didn't get jumped bodes well for the security hahaha
We are glad you enjoyed the video!
Lots of immigrants in the city for sure! I love ur shots. Very wholesome review! Very good review and thorough. You left like nothing out! Very different from Austin Holleman vibes
Just love the honesty!!! You two give me exactly what I need to see the video the way I should.
Really glad you can vibe with our presentation and hear what we're saying!
Love this! Very thorough 👍🏾😊
Ohh! We got the "L" word!!! 😀 Thanks for watching! Love that you enjoyed our take!
Thoroughly enjoyed this and I love the way you put your vlogs together. Watching from Malawi....
Thank you for enjoying the presentation!
America's version of the Brazilian meat house is Fogo de Chao; I ate up a ton of unlimited shrimp there. Nairobi is definitely on my list to visit with a friend; I don't think I could handle it solo. Ya'll covered everything and everybody! Apryl still givin' Irene Cara vibes😊
The seasoning of their entrees were so good! It's always better w/ a friend! We'd love to hear your thoughts of the city...
I love a good rooftop bar when traveling so I love the one you feature here overlooking the nature reserve!
Yes! It had a nice vibe. It was a little out of the way but we enjoyed it.
subscribed...came across this.....energy.enthusiasm attracted me ...kudos!
Welcome to our little corner of UA-cam!
@@TheYarbros ,
Dearies',thankyou for inviting me to your little youtube corner,am glad to connect.
I would like to send my best wishes for year 2025.
Loved this! Thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great job guys. We need to put together our Thailand video and I like the way you edited this. We will be copying this format. Cannot recreate the walking talking in the city part but we’ve definitely got the footage. 😂 Cannot wait to visit Kenya!
Hey guys! We'd love to see you use the format!
I enjoy the Yarbros perspective and video story telling. First impressions are lasting impressions. I love the adventure you two embrace and give examples of what it is. I support you and will probably start to follow your travel path. Haven't been there yet but planning on it soon. Stay up B1.
@@tspcocktail thanks for giving our content some attention.
I would urge to do proper research before putting claims about places or people. The tired line of Kibera being the largest slum in Africa has long been debunked at least following the 2019 Kenya population census. The NGO world that exaggerate things to attract Western funding have long mischaracterised Kibera. From bogus claims of Kibera having 1 million inhabitants while the truth as per census is 170K. Kibera is also 2.5 km² in land size which accounts for 0.35% of Nairobi land area. All slums in Nairobi account for 0.9% of Nairobi, yes, less than 1%. As much as possible, endevour to report the correct information and in the right context. We have no issue with unbiased views (positive or negative) since all places have them, but we don't accept misrepresentations and mischaracterisations especially when some of these things can easily be verifiied.
Slums are every where in the world we have alot of them in south africa a country that is blessed with minerals because we govern by godless people.thats why inequality is very high in our country.
I agree 💯
Thanks for watching today we were referring to the size not population and if we were off thanks for fact checking us but honestly it wasn't the main point or any point if our story it was dressing. Too bad that's all you came away with.
Yes, we've been to them in Cape Town, Jozy, and Namibia...Brazil, Ecuador, El Salvador....it's a European thing. Part of the colonial hangover 😞
@@TheYarbros Keep scrolling for my other comment where I've commended you for a balanced view unlike the first Nairobi vlog where you were out of line.
@1:58 Not *"BLACKETY BLACK!"* 😂😅🤣😅
Took me back to 80's hip hop...I cackled!
🤣
Loved watching this video very nice
We loved that you spent your time with us! Thanks for watching 😊
I enjoyed this intro to all the things Nairobi has to offer. Interesting and informative as always. 🥰
Thank you! Pray that you are in good health and enjoying your day to the fullest! Stay warm.
I like how u guys give it to us so business oriented like bam bam 💥 💥 boom boom 💥! BOOM 💥 😊
There's theatre at the Phoenix Theatre, there music at the Conservatory of Musi..... Nairobi has so much to offer. ♥️
We'll check it out thank you!
What a great place. Thank you for showing it. Travel light.
Thanks for watching!
Traveling light is excellent advice.
Loved podcast 🎉…. Thank you…
I will be an expat in the future. Need retirement village/ community.❤️I’m also attracted to to Ghana and Rwanda…
Loved your podcast…❤
Beautiful sights .. great information.. and good living tips..
Thank you..
B1fam ❤️🖤💚
Ashe’
Thanks for watching! Hoping you find your village somewhere on the continent!
What a G❤RGEOUS country !! Thanks for sharing 🙏.......
Our pleasure!
Thank you for sharing.🙏💪👑🥰
Thanks for spending some time w/ us!
Did you like South Africa (Cape Town and Joburg) better than Kenya (Nairobi)? If so, please let me know why. My husband and I are still deciding which country to vacation and would like a bit more advise on the two countries. You guys are great.
woh, hoo! i'm view 1000 on this one! I love your channel 💖
Appreciate you fam!
I love your chemistry. Love is such a good thing to watch
Thank you!!! 😊
Thank you for another wonderful video!
Thank you for being here for it! 😊
Your presentation is so professional. Welcome to Nairobi and remember that you can always find places that are at your budget. You just have to research and not go to top dollar places all the time. And yes, Kilimani and Kileleshwa are better for the pocket than Westlands and also both neighbourhoods are a short drive by Uber to Westie/Westlands. I love your Kibera story!!!! Yoh.
Thanks for the tips and for enjoying our adventures!
Spot On…Stay Pure don’t Follow Unkindness and Failures of Mankind! Stay Pure and Loving and Live Comfortably in Joy and No Regrets! 💯🙏🏿🙏🏻🙏🏼🙏🏽🙏🏿💛
Yup!
I agree this was beautiful,👌🙏‼️❤️🇰🇪☝️
It’s a beautiful place!
The best thing about this city is that it knew how to combine modernity with tradition.
I can agree with that!
You are both amazing story tellers and you have sold my city in such a real way. I’m low key jealous that you’re enjoying my home country while I’m here in Babylon 🇺🇸 😂. Can’t wait to get back to Nairobi. Honestly, there’s no place like Kenya 🇰🇪
Glad we could give you a glimpse into your home town. Thanks for watching!
Wageni wanapambika .... Maze leaders are only letting us down.
@@billbwambock2833 yup
Love the Blackedy-Black!
Us too! 😁
Wonderfully done! 👌🏾
I’m happy yall made it out safely. lol
Us too!
I love this channel!
We love you back too!
Love your content!! How many days would you recommend someone staying in Nairobi for their first time?
It really depends on the type of tourist you are but to experience the city probably takes about 3-5 days. Thats long enough to see some of the attractions, eat at the restaurants and engage with the people.
Fan fact fogo gaucho isn't the original steak house in Nairobi, at carnivore they do also game meat... So beef, goat, ostrich, crocodile, gazelle etc... They have been there since the 80s
Yes, they even have giraffe meat😲
In crowded places, when you have a backpack with valuables, carry your backpack in the front of your body.
We liked Two Rivers Mall as well
Not my favorite but above most of the others.
The deeper you dig Kenya, the harder it will be for you to get back 😊. You might start feeling careless attachments here & there... Plus, there's pretty much everything. And more.
Thanks for riding with us into Kenya!
Girl, Africa looks good on you. Your sink is glowing.
Thank you! 😌
This is one of the best video,
Thank you!
I love this couple. 🥰🥰
We love you too!
We're planning a missions trip this year with our church.
That sounds extra exciting.
Wow! Wonderful and interesting! I haven't see any recent videos, as YT isn't promoting them. I don't do notifications, as they are too intrusive. Great to see you. I started following you way back In your Mexican travel days in your early. You sure have grown, as a channel, and in other ways. which is good. Was it expensive there? Especially to go out to eat? I get the feeling it was. Take care Be well.
Hey!!! Yes, The food is either cheap and questionable or expensive and delicious lol. It's not expensive by US standards but it is in relation to other comparable countries... especially housing.
You guys go to all the cities I want to visit. First Guadalajara now Nairobi lol
Glad we are aligned!
Listen Ya Ya Fam! Yall Looking Way Up in the Motha Land than when Y’all was all over South America! Love 💛 Love 💛 Love 💛 it! 💯
Glad you're enjoying our path through Africa!
I don't think nairobi can be compared to New York. We are still many years behind
Don't believe that. Rats, roaches and corruption. We are all snails on a football field of existence. Miniscule
@sammy_Ace69 I visited New York City and it gave me the vibe of Kanairo. I think its the fast pace and the diversity of nationalities. Quite trendy like here too.
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Yes!! So happy to watch another beautiful moving visual made by the Yarbros!
As a film maker myself that is new to this space (documentary style) I get a little excited when I see others creating wonderful art that’s telling stories for the soul. 👌🏾
That’s a high compliment, thank you🙏🏾
Nice intro video. Word of note, there's no deer in Africa, we have antelope.
Thanks!
❤❤❤love it
Thanks for hanging out with us!
Cool stuff
Thanks!
Nairobi population is approximately 5M
Yes, 4.8 M and growing. We heard over a third commutes into the city everyday for work.
Yes don’t compare ❤😊
you can do a whole video on Nairobi nightlife alone
I wish someone like Tyler peri or anyone who would bring making movies come and do it. We have the best scenery.
Hard pass on Tyler Perry though lol
The scenery is gorgeous!
@@RedScareClairfacts facts 😅😅😅
Why tyler perry na agenda yake ya ushoga ? No thank You
@@RedScareClairDefinitely a hard pass.He needs to stay in America. Lol
Terrorist attacked kenya back in the days we learned to be proactive. Hence, the security check especially in malls
Thanks. I knew about the bombing in 98. I didn't know about the mall.
@@TheYarbros Yeah WESTGATE was bombed in 2012/13 if am not wrong..security is necessary
As a born Nairobian I approve this video! Its authentic, in-depth and the piece on Kibera just like any other hood in the world you got to be careful doesn't mean you'll be jumped. #Yabros kindly tell the other ignorant black Americans the two guys who are currently in Kenya to try and show the diversity in the culture #HOLLMAN #KIDgreatness while I appreciate them marketing our city they could copy a thing or two from #Yabros.
Just let them do what they feel comfortable doing,,they've both gone to kibera unless u haven't seen the videos
Why dont you start your own youtube channel and we see how far you will go mr, criticizer
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
@ Most welcome
I have saved this video because of that mega burger 😅. Got to try it.
It was delicious and the bun was good too!
You haven’t tried carnivore restaurant that brazilian place is a child play in comparison
Nice video. It is not that bad in Kibera though. People are rarely attacked, especially visitors, because of the heavy presence of undercover cops. It can be bad for locals though!
I am not sure about the politics/ police here but I am learning quickly that they are a real ....problem for locals.
I love my home state, but yeah puh leeze don't try to emulate NY.
Right! I see and hear a lot of ppl doing that and idk why! 😒
Your hair looks beautiful and you all could share that sandwich.
Thank you. We did share 😂 with leftovers for the next day!
so many video on Mexico and so little on Kenya or Africa ... im puzzled whats up with that? im a fan by the just saying
So many answers to that one but first and firemost quality over quantity. We know what we want to do and how to do it now. Also, traveling MX was cheap it ain't cheap here... at all. Finally, our vision and goals for the channel have evolved.
Many black americans are choosing kenya over Ghana
That's interesting we'll have to look into that 🤔
7:10 Nairobi is just Nairobi, stop this Newyorkish nonsense! 😏
15:33 I feel like kibera being the largest slum in Africa is exaggerated! Plus we have affordable housing being implemented to help eradicate these slums within ten years or so! Khayelitsha of Cape Town is the largest slum in Africa!
Otherwise the video is good! 👌
I was saying I hate the NYC comparison it's bs. Thanks for watching!
You obviously have never been to khayelitsha it is nowhere near a big slum like kibera is and ive been to both places yes khayelitsha has slums but it also has proper housing unlike kibera I'm sorry kibera is the biggest slum no doubt about it
@@KaraboLekgoane International NGOs inflated Kibera's population to attract funding, but it's nowhere near the largest slum in Africa. You'll get killed in Khayelisha, the worst thing that can happen to you in Kibera is getting your phone snatched.
It think we as Kenyans also need to go easy on ppl likening Nairobi to New York,,they r referring the vibe not necessarily scale of things
😂😂😂😂😂 survived the slums!
It was a good time 🙂
Parece que o Brasil capturou o seu coração e é o padrão para comparar rodo lugar que vocês visitam.
A razão de tanta segurança é o Al Shabab na Somália. Já infiltrou o país algumas vezes, inclusive o Westgate onde visitaram e matou dezenas de pessoas.
LoL, sim! Brazil captured our 💕
Guys, you're getting better but don't be sarcastic sometimes times you're getting excited 😅😅😅
Idk what you're talking about but thanks for watching nevertheless.
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Thanks for stopping by
Those liquor shots 😢 yall were scammed 75$ that’s a stretch .. when you deal with Kenyans never mention currency 💵 $. I prefer you ask in ksh just by saying how much ? Is enough.
❤ love the video you made bout my country.
No we weren't. They were advertised for 100 Ksh which is 75 cents in USD or .75 $ We aren't new to this lol. What we were pretty much saying is drink with the locals if you can...it's cheaper and more fun. Thanks for watching.
I've been watching you for a while. I knew you were gonna end up in Kenya at some point, given your ancestry tests etc.
Tough economic times in Kenya, but there are cuisines from > 50 countries in Nairobi. Last time I checked, there was even an Afghan restaurant.
A visit to Kenya isn't complete without a visit to the coast (Diani, Watamu, Lamu etc, in that order). That gives you an idea that there's a lot of diverse stuff just a 40 min flight or 2 - 3 hr drive, in any compass direction out of Nairobi.
You are spot on - appreciating the diversity here.
We’ve had some spots on the coast on our list so your travel recommendations are confirmation.
Thanks!
DAT BURGER LOOKS GOOD🤣😂
@@gangstalkingsimulation1319 it was 😂 and lasted about 2 days!
Are y'all African or American Indians?
I'm a Lithuanian gay man. I look like the average Eastern European.
This line of division is ignorant to me. I'm God's Child.
I WILL NEVA UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS CHANNEL
We’re honored!
Ronald talks a mile a minute 😂😂 poor April sis can barely get a word in.
We both play a roll to bring you a timely product. Nice to hear you take time and complain about it. Typical though.
Nice how y’all talk shit at the end clowns
Thanks for watching. We don’t mind the emotional expression from our vlogs. From this clown, all we do is speak truth and our experience. Peace be with you.
@@TheYarbrosthe fact that you are black Americans make it sucks...I realized you guys keep complaining whites look down upon you🤔bt you look down on fellow Africans..and it's worst😯..we are still developing and we are proud of our progress...
Sorry, spent 30 days in Nairobi. Your story is incomplete. Its can be very dangerous. The locals are mostly ignorant. The corruption is over the top. The grocery stores and major hotels have armed guards. You keep focusing on BLACKNESS. Its Africa of coarse the majority is black. One has to judge a place on more than skin color. The upper class and those in government treat the general population like trash. The largest slum in Africa is within Nairobi's borders. One toilet per 200 persons. I do recommend people to go on safari, but be careful. Hire a guide . I would not suggest riding a bus. There are no rules to prevent overworked drivers or make sure vehicles are maintained. The average citizen thinks that everything is gods will. If your bald tire blows out and you die, its gods will. Ten percent of the population has Aids and there are lots of hookers. I witnessed several very bad accidents in the short time I was there. Was warned by several doctors about the Aids issue. Beautiful but dangerous.
Yoooo, slow your roll. Your rant is emotional and hate fueled. We have been here over 30 days and we have not felt anxious or in danger. We give valid unbiased reviews of where we go. You should check our resume. We can also call out the lames who live in their emotions for or against our perspective. Our take is valid, true and sincere. Nairobi is a big black city and that seems to bother you. Peace unto you.
The guards are simply because of a terrorist attack in 2013, and 2019. Few countries have not had these attacks, right?
We're simply being overly cautious because they're more injurious to our economy. CNN called us a hotbed of terrorism etc
1) the West does a plenty good job of scaring this shit out of everyone so they are too scared to go to Africa. We don't need yet another video telling us how scary it is. We know the dangers. It's all we ever hear about. It's actually nice when countries that are always painted in a negative light get positive coverage.
2) there's currently political unrest all over the world. Incumbents just lost all over the world. Yes, Kenya has been having a rough time politically and lots of protests but that's been happening all over the world. It's not unique to only them.
3) they are American. We have more guns than people here. I think they know a thing or two about being in a place with armed cops/civilians alike.
4) AIDS!? Did you go to visit the country and take it in or did you go to hump everyone you could find?? HIV is transmitted through BODILY fluids. The average tourist isn't going to come into contact with anyone's body fluids so what are we even talking about??
Honestly... Kick rocks with this post
the locals in kenya are not as ignorant as I have encountered in some western countries..... where are you from?
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