CONGO: Laurent Kabila Memorial Walk in Kinshasa, DRC"

[@cbmbosango4517]

I really like your videos and appreciate u true child of Congo,I thought u should let the camera showing the place more while you were driving instead of filming urself while in the car. But I encourage u keep on bro. Love

[@Perfectafrika]

Filming in kinshasa is not as easy as you see. Sometimes i have to turm camera on me

[@Perfectafrika]

But thanks

[@mreverything.t8829]

Really ran a red light

[@Perfectafrika]

Kinshasa is crazy...

[@kingiolizm]

you 're live bro?

[@Perfectafrika]

No,

[@pontianekakoro1737]

Bro, a masoleum is a burial place, not a memorial

[@Perfectafrika]

Thank you so much

[@dezerik3970]

Il y a encore beaucoup de gens en RDC qui s'éclaircissent la peau avec des produits, ça se voit même dans les imperfections

[@Perfectafrika]

Produits abed achour

[@dezerik3970]

@@Perfectafrika justement, ça gâche la beauté de la peau, les foncées naturellement sont bien plus jolies

[@cbmbosango4517]

Faux, je suis sur place maintenant et je suis etonné de voir comment lesbgems ont change leur mentality,les gens en general sont de plus en plus naturels

[@dezerik3970]

@@cbmbosango4517 naturally, the minimum of a black is a brown skin, but some have spots, and others may look natural, but the DRC is one of the African countries where most use these products, only behind Nigeria

[@dezerik3970]

@@cbmbosango4517 Some naturally have brown skin, this is normal throughout Africa, I'm only talking about those with very light skin or with spots, but still in the DRC, in all regions and across the country, most are very dark-skinned, especially young people and children, they are almost all dark-skinned