West Indian Day parade Part 3
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- The West Indian American Day Carnival, an annual celebration of Caribbean culture and pride, was held in the streets of Brooklyn on Monday. The parade is one of the biggest parades in New York City, with 4 million participants and spectators.
Great job on reporting. Nice to see folks out enjoying this long weekend
Please please get commentators who know what they're talking about. Two times the commentator referenced Guyana as being a country in South Africa. FYI, South Africa is a country in Africa, and Guyana is in South America. We are a founding member of Caricom and an accepted Caribbean country because of our shared cultural heritage of being a past British colony.
People need to have something to be Happy about.. Great to see so many nations comming together.. Stay cool & safe everyone Enjoy life 💞🇮🇸☺️👍💞
Love from Trinidad 🇹🇹❤
It's not Trinidad carnival it's A Caribbean carnival, that includes all the island
It was a Trinidadian who created the west Indian day carnival in the United States. Big up Trinidad and Tobago
@@rosemariegray-olabiran7991, here we go ! 😂 😂 Oonu can fight it out. Jamaicans know that soca and calypso is secondary to us! Long live Reggae music ! 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
@@gettygets872 know how the history of west Indian carnival was started. It was started by a Trinidadians. Give credit where credit is due. I'm not interested in social media fighting. Have a blessed night.
@@rosemariegray-olabiran7991 . 😂 comprehension is a challenge for you isn’t it. Your gripe is not with me it’s with the person who wrote the original post. I don’t care who started this event in the USA, as my post said. Trinidad vs another islands starting this.., you guys can fight it out.
@@gettygets872 go fight with yourself. You people don't have a life
Crowds look smaller than the parades of the 1990s. What's going on with this change.
Police are controlling where you walk a lot more now.
Alot of laws in place , less costumes.
I was wondering about all of the different Floats that I grew up seeing 🤔
Even though the parade doesn't seem as big as it used to be.. 11:52 I pray it's much safer outthere than it used to be in 80's & 90's 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Back then I was definitely outthere with not a care 11:25
The crowds are just rebuilding from covid
@@joy2theworld488 interesting, I was watching from trinidad 🇹🇹, 4 live streams on the parade and I noticed there is less color on the road , no costumes and I heard alot of laws where in place. Look boring.
Great reporting WPIX❤❤❤
One Love, One Heart.
Your people is very hard hand thank u no eventank
Caribbeans love their home countries but will do anything to not have to live there
Yes because we come here to work and contribute to America system.
@@vilmaduke7799Ok but the parade always end in gunfire.
@@SparkleInYourEyes2024 like everything else that happened in America. School,church and etc.
@@vilmaduke7799 You said you come here to work and contribute but some of y'all obviously don't if your parades are always violent. The Notting Hill Caribbean carnival in England is violent as well
That's not true most of us came here work very hard retired and go back home don't talk about what you don't know
Simply Beautiful 😍
WEST INDIAN IS AFRICANS?
Jamaica girl jump in front 😂🇯🇲🇯🇲
When are you going home permanently?
America is their home away from their home country.
Can you guys work like Caribbean people?
Vincy
What a mess !!!! GOD BLESS AMERICA
Walker Gary Brown Edward Martin Linda
They fled their country and abandoned their people. Salute to Black Americans who built this country
America was made up of immigrants so get your facts.
They work and pay taxes too
Are you kidding find something else to complain about know your history
@undisputedtruth6176 What are you this week, African, or African American, or fba, or Native America, or Moors, or Jabbawockeez?
Imagine bragging about your family building a house when the house is literally unkept and falling apart under your ownership. African Americans have pride for the work of their ancestors but not of their own hands. If you respected your ancestors it would be reflected in the culture. I DARE black Americans to host a parade during Juneteenth and see how that goes. You’re talking about Caribbean people abandoning their people, take a look around at Black America, y’all have abandoned yourselves. So much so that other American demographics are tired of trying to figure out what to do with “Black Americans problem”.
Immigrants are out performing African Americans in public schools, universities, the workplace, blue collar industries, real estate, businesses and THE FAMILY UNIT. At this point you can continue being a victim and projecting that frustration onto every available group of people. Or you can go be great 🤷🏽♀️. There’s a lot that African Americans can learn from immigrants and there’s a lot immigrants can learn from African Americans as well.