Hey everyone! Hope you enjoyed the second video on North Africans. 🇲🇦🇩🇿🇪🇬 Let me know which stereotype reaction surprised you the most! Are there any we didn't touch on? What countries/regions do you want to see featured next in the series?
I really enjoy watching these types of videos, you should definitely do more Latin American, Canadian, Mexican, Venezuelan, Chinese, Asian and Eastern European stereotype videos more often.
I'm sorry but I'm russian and here we don't discuss other races and don't define people by colours but I've heard how people call others or themselves black or brown, so I tried to educate myself on this topic via internet and it broke my mind because a lot of things didn't make any sense 🙈 like when people say "he's black" it can mean anything and it doesn't even mean his skin has super dark colour. Meanwhile there are people in Kazakhstan or Uzbekistan who are asians but don't look stereotypical asian and they are naturally pretty tan but they're not brown and who they even are? Entire idea of definition of people by colours is ridiculous and doesn't make sense. I feel so bad for everyone who suffered because of that! But nowadays new time is coming and it's up to us to build new view of the world and people in it. And such videos help a lot with it because you learn to see people behind stereotypes and you see how diverse the world is even around one continent 🤗🌍
I have friends from Algeria and Egypt, and I could swear they're all super nice! Greetings from a Romanian-Norwegian guy who happens to like North Africans quite a lot :)
Terrorism is not a nationality or a regionality. It is a psychological issue. Stereotyping _any_ entire country or their citizens as "terrorist" is myopic and simply wrong.
Terrorism is what USA did to 1million Iraqis and Afghanistan and what USA did in 9/11. It is what Israël is doing to palestinians everyday But yeah it's the media who controls people's minds unfortunatly.
Terrorism is not a Physical Act it is an Agenda most westerners are Dumb Enough to believe the American Definition of this Term especially since USA has been a State Sponsor of Terrorism in Latina America and the Middle East, than there is the Question of State Terrorism, which the Media would never Touch USA killing a Million Iraqi's Killing Millions in the Middle East in wars based on lies since 2001, and Displacing Tens of Millions it is estimated 37 to 49 Million people were Displaced in USA's Wars post 2001, if that isn't the largest scale of Terrorism in the world you tell me what it is?
@@bearislandthuglife3463 It always amazes me how everyone loves to play victim; yes the USA has done a lot of shady shit around the world, but then every single Latin American country has done similar shit to their populations...i know how indigenous people are treated in each of these countries...mexico has long tried to eradicate its indigenous population...terrorism exists in every single country....
Some are called terrorists some mudjahidin some freedom fighters and some mentally disturbed it depends on how to use the narratives And there is state terrorism in the name of democracy
7:53 actually made me quite emotional because it is something that many people in North America and Europe totally ignore when something does happen like when someone falls down, or if you can physically see that someone is not okay, or safe. I have a seizure condition and I had this experience in college where I was walking to class and I could feel my body signaling that I was going to have a seizure in a next few minutes. There wasn’t really anywhere to sit so ofcourse I just sit in one the hallways. And when I go into seizures I lose my ability to speak and it slowly progresses into a seizure. SO MANY walked by, even looked at me, but did absolutely nothing even though visually it was very clear I wasn’t ok . The ONLY person who noticed, came to sit by me, and called for emergency was an EGYPTIAN MAN. He didn’t try fix it or stop me from shaking but HE KNEW I WASNT OKAY AND NEEDED SUPPORT. AND it wasn’t until he came to me that people “noticed.” I’m telling you, there is something so beautiful culturally that is implemented within an entire region of people that society has taught so many to fear and it’s so in humane,so cruel, and it breaks my heart. I know that are good and bad people in every part of the world but the amount of discredit that is given to North Africans, Arabs, and others who are associated with this part of world I hope and pray changes because they are truly the most loving, humble, and most willing to do whatever they can in their ability for the people around them.
I wish you the best of luck... and as an Egyptian just to reiterate your point... if you ever need help anywhere in the world... just look for an Egyptian... Because most Egyptians will not hesitate to help anyone in need... Whether you like it or not :D .
@@FlashUx haha it’s so true! He stayed with me the entire time and even after made me eat and drink. 🙂 it was really sweet because he felt like he had to feed me and I told him I could hold the fork and he was like shhhh you need my help. 😂
As an American I’ve always been fascinated by North Africa because of its impressive history. I’m also part Latino and have some North African roots so this vid was pretty fun to watch! 🇺🇸🇲🇦🇩🇿
Why do you speak of North Africa as one piece? The most people who hate each other in the world are the Algerians and Moroccans..so you fascinated by Morocco only.
@@chanvax2111 la plupart des « arabes » d’Afrique du Nord sont juste arabisés, moi je préfère être fiers de l’identité de mes ancêtres marocains que de me dire descendants de yéménite
@@nacer3485 Personne n'est 100% berbère ou 100% arabe on est tous mixtes cette tension arabo berbère est née après la colonisation française pour semer le trouble et affaiblir les populations nord africaines. Sois intelligent et ne tombe pas dans leur piège. On est mixtes.
@@chanvax2111 j’ai jamais dis qu’il y avait des races pures mais il y a des peuples et on a pas été remplacé loin de la, c’est pour ça que la composition génétique des maghrébins est directement hérité de la période pré islamique et c’est pas moi qui le dit, non ces tensions n’existe pas depuis l’époque coloniale ces tensions existes depuis qu’il y a l’idéologie panarabiste, et moi je te parle en tant que marocain pas Nord africains si ils ont des problèmes d’identités eux aussi ça les concernes eux pas moi. On est marocain et on doit être fier de faire partie du peuple marocain
I actually always feel that as a North African person whenever I see a Latino person on social media or any where and always asked why as to my knowledge we don't have any common ancestory
@@esamemad298 You look a like because you are both Mediterranean. The average Latinos has a lot of Spanish blood. Spain is right above North Africa and a lot of Spanish people kinda resemble people from Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco. After all we are all human.
Mmn I kinda disagree, maybe we are kind and warm in behavior, but we have huge differences in some sences. We, Latin Americans, have a more westernized mentality thanks to the influence of Spain, Portugal, and USA. Latinos, specially youngest people, aren't very religious, we have now a high tolerance about lgtb community, we have a very acid and dark humor, something that I haven't seen in arabs, our humor is very gross and obscene, something we have gotten from the USA in movies or cultural exchanges but we putted our thirth world and rude mentality on it 😂
@@danielsabr3822 In Spain there is a lot of racism about that thing, in Spain occured a little of mixting with arabs in middle age, but if you go to Spain normally people saythings like: I don't have any arabs ancestors because my ancestry resisted arab invasion in northen christian kingdoms of Spain. In my opinion most of Spanish people don't look like arabs, most of them, the great majority look like Italians, I seldom have seen an spaniard that makes me think "Mmn, this person has a little of Arab mixting"
"What stereotype about your country you find annoying?" Tunisia: That we are Arabs Morocco: That we are *not* Arabs Edit: Wow! Those replies are a shit-show!
Moroccans are genetically more north Africans than Arabs but generally it's a mix between different ethnicities (north African, Arab, sub Saharan, Jewish, European) at the end of the day it doesn't really matter that much because we're all human beings and we should treat each other with fairness and respect
@ha ! nope I'm from the south of Morocco we don't speak darija we speak hassaniya and I'm from bani ma'qil i ain't berber u know the history of bani ma'qil in Morocco?
@ha ! i didn't say that im just sayin that Morocco just like other north African countries are a mixture of Arab and berber. The population of Morocco in middle ages didn't exceed 2 millions and then the arabs arrived and settled there through out centuries so it's a mixture of Arab and berber Morocco was ruled by 3 berbers dynasty and 3 Arab dynasty
"We were here before the Arabs." Assyrians, Syriacs, Chaldeans, and Coptics need to learn from Berbers. Kurds and Berbers have maintained their pre-arab culture, we need to keep ours alive as well.
the only thing you picked to comment about was the division part, yeah let's divided even more, how did that work out for you in Iraq? man keep your mouth shut you're like a redditors who think they know it all.
all moroccan dna test that i have seen (mine included) were ALWAYS atleast 70/80% amazigh and the rest or iberian or middle easter or central africa , ive never quite understood why moroccan say that they are arabs , we are literally another civilization with some arabic features for sure
@@saberalsibai1426 How come the Arab Sahroui from Yemen cause us all those problems in western sahara? They’ve also been there for a while, but obviously don’t care about us 😉
@@sebtaomilla2961 I didn't talk about western sahara, my grandma left Hadramuat in Yemen to come in a northern city of Morocco, she never been in Sahara.
@@sebtaomilla2961 anyway the problem with Sahara is a colonial problem, the fault is of Spanish colonialists who didn't find a solution in that case and let the sahara to anyone and the Nomad tribe of Sahara simply want leave outside a state and outside laws so that's why there is a conflict, and in reality the Saharawi are different from moroccans, they are most Maqali, Banu Hassani, Hilali and who are not arabs are the nomad tribes of berbers and moorish that are related to Mauritania so that's make them a little bit different from Morocco in terms of history.
Mate قرطاج is a city that is three thousand years old build by the Phoenicians almost 3000 years ago. Semitic people have been in north Africa a long time ago. The second wave happened under the islamic conquest under the Arabs
A lot of people in North Africa identify as arab even though you guys had identities before that. Many identify as Arab and many don't. Truest sense you guys are not but many will cling to that identity regardless.
@@abandonedfragmentofhope5415 You're absolutely right. And I don't have a problem with people identifying as arabs, just don't say, as a north African, that you're genetically arab because you can literally test your genealogy.
@@othmaneelmansouri6314 true, idk but like ppl should know that African isn’t an ethnicity, it’s just what we call ppl who are from the African continent, I mean they can be Arabs or non Arabs or whatever, but even if ur an Arab or not as long they’re in Africa they are African. I just don’t understand when they deny that 😅 (I mean even if they’re ancestors weren’t the present ones are)
Love to All North African Countries. Portugal Love you guys. 🇵🇹❤🇲🇦🇹🇳🇩🇿🇱🇾🇸🇩🇪🇬 I Can't Imagine the Moroccan's Map without Western Sahara. Western Sahara is Part of Morocco.
I just love the energy from Egyptian woman over the last few videos. While the Moroccan woman seems super chill North African woman submissive? Not in my experience. Much love from South Africa
@@elliottcovert3796 Most of the sahrawis live in morocco as moroccan citizen. The rebels are mainly residing in tindouf (Algeria) and thats less than a quarter of the sahrawi population.
@@elliottcovert3796 You can agree or disagree as much as you like that won't change the fact that Moroccan western sahara belongs to Morocco. Anything else?
I'm a Kuwaiti, and in my country we have a huge percentage of Egyptian expats. Let me assure you, many of the Egyptian women are not that obedient and submissive, rather they are strong and independent despite their kindness, and both Egyptian and women are very hard workers
I'm from Eastern Europe and I never knew much about North African countries and people until one summer I was working with them and it really amazed me how good they are. They really hold on to good values, like that girl said, that their culture makes them be nice. I really felt that.
the pan-Arabist vs Berberist/Pharaonist (or something else in north africa or middle east) duality is mostly why people are confused about the identity topic in this region
Very true, for me as an Egyptian, you grow up knowing that your origins mainly go back to ancient Egyptians and can easily spot the shared ancestry, culture (traditional clothes, events, holidays, calendar, etc), linguistics (Coptic significantly influenced the grammar & pronounciation of our dialect and integrated a lot of words into it), traditions (Sham El-Neseem, 40 days of grief, etc) and all such kinds of similarities with them but will also see that your country is apparently considered the media hub and savior of the "Arab world" and pan-Arabism in-general due to our political, artistic and military superiority relative to MENA countries which creates an unstable ground for identity formation (especially for the youth). You'll find people who blindly follow Abdel Nasser's political agenda (pan-Arabism) and keep referencing our dialect's Arabic side and the official name of the country with the word Arab (which is a recent addition) - even to the point where they'll claim ancestry to Arabia - and you'll also find those who absolutely reject the notion that Egypt and its population is Arab and are focused on maintaining their native identity and strengthening it. So, you'll find a lot of conflicts coming from both sides trying to establish their dominance and/or find a common ground that mixes both. It isn't really hard to understand that the word "Arab" applies to North-Africans in the context of shared linguistics/culture/religion only, and not genetics or identity wise. But, politics never change, that's why you'll find these kinds of claims still prevelant in our time.
Its simple, Northwest africans are Amazigh. Many have Arab culture. Culturally they have similarities with arabs due to Islam being the major religion but there are enough differences in culture and language to distance themselves away from strictly arab identity. So, Amazigh genetically, somewhat arab culturally.
@@ll-hs2vz historically the aren't totally even if they also remain historically Berbers/Amazigh and arabization isn't because of Islam (or only lightly) but because of the Hilalians/Maqil Arabs defeated by the almohads Berbers (mostly not all)
@@Lei_1 There is certainly some shared genetics but according National Geographic Genographic Project (NGGP) and 23andme, the percentage of Arab genes in an average Egyptian ranges from none to 17% which is still way too low to be considered decisive in ancestry determination.
@@amined.9430 Mostly european morocs, but ive been morocco as well and saw my fair share of the countries north. In the big cities most people dont consider themselves amazigh or even non arab. It's true that most nafris have a strong identity but calling themselves arab is a big part of it.
@@mrgame97 In Maghreb we call our dialect "Arbiya". It is a recent occurrence that our arabness is being attacked. Most of the guys online are subverted or will bring up a study about DNA which has nothing to do with culture and language. Rand institute is having a field day.
@@loodi3138 The Egyptians are just barely workers there , most of the time the management is native and if you're a Saudi there's no way you don't know that
@@amrovine4029 lol you kidding yourself dear, we're not indians, we literally built your meca square, not to mention being your doctors and teachers, which you've been getting from our country for decades, and lol natives, you writing it in English won't change the fact that most of you lots are jobless and have been crying about that immigrants taking your jobs for years now, that's why after your country was built you decided to take over most careers, lol will see how that gonna turn out anyway still won't change your *look* 😂
I will talk here for my country , here in libya we have many libyans from different ethnic groups not just arabs and berbers ( amazigh ) , we have libyans from caucasian ( circassians or what we call here sharkes ) , turkish , Greek ( usually in east ) , crete , andalusian origin and tabu people , most people speak Arabic Libyan dialect , but there's also some speak amazighi ( like in jabel nafosah , zwara and with other amazigh people ) , and taboin launguage ( that's what libyan Arabs call it ) in the the south of libya 💛 And as a Libyan i agree with ali , YES , WE ARE VERY GENEROUS 💚🍀
Your statement is completely inaccurate You generalize and the proportions differ, but it is certain that North Africa must contain Berbers. But even before Islam, due to trade and geographical proximity, there was a lot of mixing
The Moroccan guy got it wrong. We are all Amazigh people, native north Africans, however we also have traces from Europe, the Middle East and West Africa. Oh and a bunch of us also have some Jewish ancestry.
@@chanvax2111 I never denied anything, but those same people have intermarried with the natives. I grew up in the hart of the region where these arab tribes settled and I can tell you that they are still very much arab in their accent and the words they use, but they look a little different cause they mixed with the native Amazigh, as well as their black slaves, which they were famous for. Today Morocco is very, very ethnically rich. People look very different from a region to another.
@@AdamAzzr Almohades caliphate were berber but they spoke arabic in Al Andalus and were writing their poetry , scripts and even foreign diplomacy in Arabic, you Can Say they were arabised, so Almohades, Almoravides, Marinids, wattasids they were all arabised berbers, That spread Islam and embraced arabic and they knew how to Marry beetwen berber and Arabic culture. In complete opposite of this today in morroco and algeria,there is extreme right wings berbers That go as far as abandoning Islam and turning atheists, they speak french becaude they consider Arabic a coloniser language even tho french itself is a coloniser language (you Can notice they are very stupid)
@@aitmauri Well we just have to embrace our multiple ethnicities, we have berbers, arabs, jews and blacks . If someone says we are an arab country, we say yes we are, if someone says we are a berber country we say yes we are.
I’m an american but the best girl I dated was a Moroccan girl who just got to France, she was so feminine and sweet and gorgeous, I wanna see more of Morocco
Thank you so much for this video!! I was really looking forward to the North African series, I feel like most people are not familiar with this region so they don't really know what to think. We're very diverse which might get confusing as well but I think you'll understand that one thing we have in common is that we're expressive, warm people, who take hospitality and kindness very seriously!
@@luke_cohen1 why would that be rude? He could be a long distant relative! *doubtful because he's name is Ally, which means he's Muslim, and Ramy is Christian* but you'll never know! 😅❤️
The majority of egyptians are from coptic egyptian origin and we stayed five centuries after the arab conquest with christain majority and the majority of us spoke coptic which is the latest phase of the egyptian language as a mother tongue till 11th century in lower egypt and till 14th century in upper egypt and copt in the coptic language (medremnkami) itself is pronounced remnkami which is divided between remn from the classical egyptian rmt which both means human and kami from classical egyptian kmt which both means egypt
I hate how these videos portray North Africans as Arabs. We don’t come from the Arabian Peninsula. We’re in Africa ! The majority of Morocco is indigenous. Just because we speak a very different dialect of Arabic don’t make us Arabs. The same way us speaking French don’t make us French. Everything known about our country ( Music, food, clothing, dances, languages) is Berber/Amazigh. A disgrace to see Moroccans denying their roots but I guess the government did his job well at brainwashing.
@@adilelnhaily1960I'm talking generally because in the first video they posted they kept labelling North Africans as Arabs. The Moroccan girl is the same one complaining about how Arabs don't see her as one and the Moroccan dude next to her said the majority of the country is Arab. Even what she said about 60% isn't true. Like I said the vast majority have no Arab ancestry at all. I'm just mad that people keep erasing our identities everywhere and to see my own people doing it is just so sad.
@@nawll202 well she spoke about her right.. you would have been in the video, you would have said something different... there is no point on getting triggered... if your identity (and our identity) is so important, it's up to you to use UA-cam, create content to valorize Amazigh culture, support Amazigh singers, Amazigh businesses, work towards brands that can help Amazigh communities in the South. I really hope Moroccans don't fell into the SJW trend we see in the US
@@adilelnhaily1960 Don’t tell me how should I feel. The first step is for Moroccans to educate themselves about their history and heritage because most of them don’t know anything and that’s what lead to ignorants talking nonsense in these popular videos. I’m not the one who should do their homework. I’m not talking anymore about this subject. It’s not the right place to do so.
The Moroccan girl is killing it. So proud of Moroccan women like you who can discuss ideas logically and make meaningful sentences. You are knowledgeable beautiful and ATTRACTIVE.
there are no arabs in north africa , its just arabic language that spreaded with religion , where did this come from "we have arab genetics" !!!! said who ?? and everyone who had done dna tests have already proven we are just AFRICAN and if anything we are more european than middle eastern
I don't know who cares but that Egyptian girl with curls is one of the most beautiful girl in the Arabic speaking World I've seen of almost a million videos I've watched. I won't even lie cuz, I'm gay, so it's unbiased.
7:08 Yeah Zaineb, the Western Sahara is ours 🇲🇦 ! I'm glad you mentioned it, and I'm proud of you, most of your answers were spot-on! For people who want a clarification about the western Sahara issue, read my reply to this comment
First of all, western Sahara is a region(geographic place) not a state. You guessed it! it's called like that cuz it lies in the west of the Sahara desert. Secondly, what you want to refer to is the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, SADR for short, and funnily enough only four out of the 22 Arab countries recognize them, these countries are: Syria cuz it was communist, Algeria the creator of SADR/Polisario and the one's backing it up, Libya who was anti-Monarchy during Gaddafi era, and Mauritania that was forced to recognize them after they terrorized it. And this conflict is a relic of the cold war, all the countries that recognize the SADR are either communist, or anti-Morocco like Algeria, or poor countries that their recognitions were bought by Algerian petrodollar. They're currently 35, and they were once 80+, but most of those that were bought by Algerian regime turned on them and knew that this country (SADR) will not exist, and has no legitimacy. The African Union was once very weak and it's still weak, and at that time thanks to Algerian money, SADR got a seat in the AU, which drove Morocco to leave the AU! speaking of legitimacy, the Western Sahara region is Moroccan by history and Population, prior to the Spanish colonisation of the region in 1884, it has been Moroccan for almost a millennia, the same goes for Chinguit(Mauritania), Morocco couldn't do shit about losing Chinguit since it got its independence from France, so Morocco let it go and recognized it as an independent state. And Morocco was the one who opened the case at the UN of decolonization of the WS Area, and Morocco was the one who drove the Spanish out, not Mauritania and not Algeria. But Algeria holding a grudge towards Morocco after the Sand War that they started and lost, they started funding and changing the purpose of the Polisario front, as the polisario front's purpose was once to end the Spanish occupation and reunite with Morocco. So some of them started asking for independence. And these ones were vastly outnumbered which made Algeria send people from Southern Algeria and Mauritania and Niger to live there, promising them a new country! Still, 80% of people stayed and lived in the area controlled by Morocco and if we don't count the separatists who live in this area, the separatists will still be outnumbered! And btw the African Union is no longer a part in the conflict, and everything is now dependant on the UN resolution! And there might be a possibility to cast out the SADR from the AU in the near future. I hope this was a brief history of the matter, and gave you more information about this made-up conflict.
@@videogames1926 its disputed territory. the claims of morocco is as invalid as SADR in this point of time. Thats the true reality. The world has spoken and the world says disputed territory.
@@Larsino2000 in a dispute, there's only one who's right and one who's wrong! And by studying the history of the region you will definitely find that Morocco is the one who's right! And that's why I wrote you that clarification reply, so you have some information on the matter, and then you could waste your time on searching it if you want! It doesn't matter what others think cuz not everybody is well informed and not everybody is unbiased! The truth is everybody is seeking to keep their interests in the region! That's why Europeans who claim to support Morocco's rights (France as an example) don't take an action to recognize its sovereignty on WS though they know it's the right thing! They don't do it, cuz they wanna keep benefiting from the made-up dispute and they definitely don't wanna lose their interests in Algeria like getting Algerian gaz for cheap in return for supporting Algeria's illegitimate son, the SADR! The world has never spoken, the world is never on the same page! Some disputes are real and need reflection and others are straight-up made up! And everybody knows who's right but some can't take action because of their bias and interests!
as a moroccan i adore the egyptian women 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 and that egyptian woman who appeared in this video was too damn gorgeous 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😭😭😭😭😭😭
What do you mean "even if my skin is darker" lol don't be racist towards yourself, plus you're skin color has nothing to do with how proud or not you should be as a person; who you are and what you do are the only factors that matter. Cheers buddy!
But she didn’t lie tho; as much as we are free and have our rights, certain areas still engrave that type of culture in the young girls mind; especially in the south and while we’re encouraged to study; work; and to a certain extent dress how we want; that mentality of being too vocal about your opinions is considered defiant is still there; I wouldn’t say submissive per say but there’s a lot of expectations of us being a certain way.
i thought i was Arab tell a friend told me we are not and explain to me to difference between a real Middle eastern Arabs and an Arabized Berber in North Africa and i got a DNA test and got 100% North African Moroccan and I'm really proud of it. and yes when Arabs tell us Moroccans aren't Arabs it's true just because you speak Arabic dosn't make Arabian
@@ZiggyStardust669 i wasn't even talking about Darija i know it's a berber dialect with Arabic french influence. i was talking about the Arabic in national TV news and in education system. we can speak Arabic but that. Dosn't make us Arab, all of our tradition and culture are berber and we don't have any Arabic influence except for the religion
My guess is that you make a casting call for "most charismatic person from ....." and there's some kind of vote or something; everyone is always so interesting. What a great channel! Thank you all for your work.
What Is one thing you want the world know about your country? Egypt: We ar So Fun. Libya: We ar very generous. ... Marocco: "Western Sahara Is ours" xD
what a great show !!!!! Everybody on the show is super amazing especially the Egyptian girl & what a great voice she has, she doesn't need any instruments, her singing is enough on its own!!!
Let's clear up who's an Arab: Arabs are of the Arabian peninsula. Egyptian are ethnicity Egyptians not Arabs for sure.. Idk why we didn't see their answer!
It is funny how people in north africa wants to get out of there and I want to come to Morocco and learn about my roots as I grew up in Finland. In Sha Allah one day
I'm in Tunisian and I had a genetic test that show it's 4% Arab 82% amazigh and 7% European and 5% sub-Saharan and I think this goes on all the Tunisian population
Fyi, dna test is a scam. There is no such thing as European or Subsaharian loll. Asia Africa and Europe is one big continent. There is no reason to call them as sepparate continents
Sudan is East Africa NOT North Africa. And Berbers from North Africa are NOT Black Africans. North African Berbers have white skin and olive skin colors. They do NOT have Black skin.
The Sudani guy is throwing stereotypes on Moroccan in a show that tries to erase stereotypes 🤣🤣🤣 Moroccans are no French at all and we never flex on it, we are berbers my friend 😉 Shootout to all northafricans 🇲🇦
As an algerian, i can confirm that we are not arab at all, arab as an ethnicity is actually lower than the european athnicity in north africa, so we are more french or spanish than arab.. to some it up, we are berber/north africa
@@RSY873 In any sane country, the law forces us "to do what is our liability". 1 doesn't need to be a good samaritan, if he is not a medic. However, he must (by law) call a medic assistance, in such cases.
The stereotypes and prejudices made tunisians very insecure and less open to others especially when they move abroad ( communautarism) because they fear rejection, then because communautarism and non integration of most of them , they will be rejected, vicious cercle. that's sad :/ ( that applies to algerians and moroccans)
About the "North Africans are white" statement. Well, it's true for the northern provinces of each country, but as you go south (for every country) it'll be more of a majority black.
Muhammad Ibn Abdul-Karim Al-Khatabi, the revolutionary Berber political and military leader and Islamic scholar and judge from the Rif region of Morocco, whilst in exile in Egypt established and presided over what he named "The Liberation Committee of the Arab West" to free the Maghreb from colonization. Need I say more? According to the official 2014 Moroccan census, only 26% of Moroccans spoke Berber, while 91.7% spoke Arabic; Bear in mind this is Morocco, the country with most Berbers in number and %.
Hey everyone! Hope you enjoyed the second video on North Africans. 🇲🇦🇩🇿🇪🇬
Let me know which stereotype reaction surprised you the most! Are there any we didn't touch on? What countries/regions do you want to see featured next in the series?
South europe?
@@yasmineelboubsi6038 there is a video about southern Europe
You should definitely do more Venezuelan, Mexican, Colombian, Cuban and Eastern european stereotype videos
I really enjoy watching these types of videos, you should definitely do more Latin American, Canadian, Mexican, Venezuelan, Chinese, Asian and Eastern European stereotype videos more often.
Pls do east africa
As an African, I'm happy to hear the skin color thing cleared up. Everyone always says Africans are black when we come in all shades😂😂😂
it's like people thinking all Asians have slanting eyes... and forget that Asians are also Indians, Pakistanis, Arabs...
@@adilelnhaily1960 faaacts😭
There’s more genetic diversity in African ethnic groups than all the rest of the world
I'm sorry but I'm russian and here we don't discuss other races and don't define people by colours but I've heard how people call others or themselves black or brown, so I tried to educate myself on this topic via internet and it broke my mind because a lot of things didn't make any sense 🙈 like when people say "he's black" it can mean anything and it doesn't even mean his skin has super dark colour. Meanwhile there are people in Kazakhstan or Uzbekistan who are asians but don't look stereotypical asian and they are naturally pretty tan but they're not brown and who they even are? Entire idea of definition of people by colours is ridiculous and doesn't make sense. I feel so bad for everyone who suffered because of that! But nowadays new time is coming and it's up to us to build new view of the world and people in it. And such videos help a lot with it because you learn to see people behind stereotypes and you see how diverse the world is even around one continent 🤗🌍
@@TheMumasy a woman of culture. This is a breath of fresh air😌👌🏾
The Libyan dude looks like such a fun person to hang out with. He's got a cool vibe.
The guy from Sudan too 😊
All Libyans are like him hahaha
Oh yeah, I quickly noticed he has a good sense of humor.
@@RavenDots115more like because the sudan man is kinda handsome
I have friends from Algeria and Egypt, and I could swear they're all super nice! Greetings from a Romanian-Norwegian guy who happens to like North Africans quite a lot :)
Grettings from Algeria! 💙
Greetings from Egypt ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks 👍🏼 we are also super super good looking
tiggare?
Tusen takk ! 😄
I am Ethiopian, i just made a dna test and found out that i am 16% Amazigh North African
many Ethiopians actually have some Amazigh dna! it's cool
@@mirandapillsbury7885 yea bro no surprise because my mom have a pale white skin and i am light brown skinned
We even share the same haplogrup E1B1B, And my part of Morocco we have a type of music similar to that of Ethiopia, we have a lot in common
@@nambr1940 yes bro all love to moroccans ive heard one moroccan music and it shocks me, it sounds very similar to us
Well you guys are all African.
Terrorism is not a nationality or a regionality. It is a psychological issue. Stereotyping _any_ entire country or their citizens as "terrorist" is myopic and simply wrong.
Terrorism is what USA did to 1million Iraqis and Afghanistan and what USA did in 9/11.
It is what Israël is doing to palestinians everyday
But yeah it's the media who controls people's minds unfortunatly.
Terrorism is not a Physical Act it is an Agenda most westerners are Dumb Enough to believe the American Definition of this Term especially since USA has been a State Sponsor of Terrorism in Latina America and the Middle East, than there is the Question of State Terrorism, which the Media would never Touch USA killing a Million Iraqi's Killing Millions in the Middle East in wars based on lies since 2001, and Displacing Tens of Millions it is estimated 37 to 49 Million people were Displaced in USA's Wars post 2001, if that isn't the largest scale of Terrorism in the world you tell me what it is?
@@bearislandthuglife3463 It always amazes me how everyone loves to play victim; yes the USA has done a lot of shady shit around the world, but then every single Latin American country has done similar shit to their populations...i know how indigenous people are treated in each of these countries...mexico has long tried to eradicate its indigenous population...terrorism exists in every single country....
well said
Some are called terrorists some mudjahidin some freedom fighters and some mentally disturbed it depends on how to use the narratives
And there is state terrorism in the name of democracy
I’m Moroccan half Puerto Rican I’m learning to love my North African roots ❤️🇲🇦🇵🇷
Wow, sabes espanol? Tetkellem bidarja??
XD Vaya mezcla más rara bro
If you have never been to Morocco I highly recommend you do after this shitty pandemic whenever it ends
You're two halfs of two different people that look exactly the same lol.
You are welcome and support us at africa cup of nations🇲🇦🦁👑🏆
7:53 actually made me quite emotional because it is something that many people in North America and Europe totally ignore when something does happen like when someone falls down, or if you can physically see that someone is not okay, or safe. I have a seizure condition and I had this experience in college where I was walking to class and I could feel my body signaling that I was going to have a seizure in a next few minutes. There wasn’t really anywhere to sit so ofcourse I just sit in one the hallways. And when I go into seizures I lose my ability to speak and it slowly progresses into a seizure. SO MANY walked by, even looked at me, but did absolutely nothing even though visually it was very clear I wasn’t ok . The ONLY person who noticed, came to sit by me, and called for emergency was an EGYPTIAN MAN. He didn’t try fix it or stop me from shaking but HE KNEW I WASNT OKAY AND NEEDED SUPPORT. AND it wasn’t until he came to me that people “noticed.” I’m telling you, there is something so beautiful culturally that is implemented within an entire region of people that society has taught so many to fear and it’s so in humane,so cruel, and it breaks my heart. I know that are good and bad people in every part of the world but the amount of discredit that is given to North Africans, Arabs, and others who are associated with this part of world I hope and pray changes because they are truly the most loving, humble, and most willing to do whatever they can in their ability for the people around them.
I wish you the best of luck... and as an Egyptian just to reiterate your point... if you ever need help anywhere in the world... just look for an Egyptian... Because most Egyptians will not hesitate to help anyone in need... Whether you like it or not :D .
@@FlashUx haha it’s so true! He stayed with me the entire time and even after made me eat and drink. 🙂 it was really sweet because he felt like he had to feed me and I told him I could hold the fork and he was like shhhh you need my help. 😂
Your comment seriously brought tears to my eyes! Thanks for sharing your story! Lots of love, from a Moroccan!
@@mahae.m.2104 Awh! Thank YOU!
Yes people from all areas are definitely not the same as in having the same potential to be good or bad.
As an American I’ve always been fascinated by North Africa because of its impressive history. I’m also part Latino and have some North African roots so this vid was pretty fun to watch! 🇺🇸🇲🇦🇩🇿
Being a latino doesn't automatically translate into having a North African dna. Latin America had no direct link with North Africa.
@@pranavtiwari6772 No it doesn’t, I took a DNA test. Why else would I say so?
@@cardenova what about ur Paternal haplogroupe ?
@@inconuinconu308 it doesn’t differentiate. It just says 15% Moroccan and Algerian (they’re grouped together as one).
Why do you speak of North Africa as one piece? The most people who hate each other in the world are the Algerians and Moroccans..so you fascinated by Morocco only.
Finally North Africans getting the attention they deserve.
Greetings from Yemen 🇾🇪
Most arabs in North Africa are descendants of yemenis.
Greetings from Morocco 🇲🇦 to Yemen 🇾🇪 the birthplace of arabs
@@chanvax2111
We love our Moroccan brothers🇾🇪🇲🇦
God bless u all
@@chanvax2111 la plupart des « arabes » d’Afrique du Nord sont juste arabisés, moi je préfère être fiers de l’identité de mes ancêtres marocains que de me dire descendants de yéménite
@@nacer3485 Personne n'est 100% berbère ou 100% arabe on est tous mixtes cette tension arabo berbère est née après la colonisation française pour semer le trouble et affaiblir les populations nord africaines.
Sois intelligent et ne tombe pas dans leur piège. On est mixtes.
@@chanvax2111 j’ai jamais dis qu’il y avait des races pures mais il y a des peuples et on a pas été remplacé loin de la, c’est pour ça que la composition génétique des maghrébins est directement hérité de la période pré islamique et c’est pas moi qui le dit, non ces tensions n’existe pas depuis l’époque coloniale ces tensions existes depuis qu’il y a l’idéologie panarabiste, et moi je te parle en tant que marocain pas Nord africains si ils ont des problèmes d’identités eux aussi ça les concernes eux pas moi.
On est marocain et on doit être fier de faire partie du peuple marocain
man, north africans and latinos have very similar aesthetics and vibe. they look like one another a lot. i love it. 🇹🇳🇲🇦🇪🇬🇩🇿
I actually always feel that as a North African person whenever I see a Latino person on social media or any where and always asked why as to my knowledge we don't have any common ancestory
@@esamemad298 You look a like because you are both Mediterranean. The average Latinos has a lot of Spanish blood. Spain is right above North Africa and a lot of Spanish people kinda resemble people from Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco. After all we are all human.
Mmn I kinda disagree, maybe we are kind and warm in behavior, but we have huge differences in some sences. We, Latin Americans, have a more westernized mentality thanks to the influence of Spain, Portugal, and USA. Latinos, specially youngest people, aren't very religious, we have now a high tolerance about lgtb community, we have a very acid and dark humor, something that I haven't seen in arabs, our humor is very gross and obscene, something we have gotten from the USA in movies or cultural exchanges but we putted our thirth world and rude mentality on it 😂
@@danielsabr3822 In Spain there is a lot of racism about that thing, in Spain occured a little of mixting with arabs in middle age, but if you go to Spain normally people saythings like: I don't have any arabs ancestors because my ancestry resisted arab invasion in northen christian kingdoms of Spain. In my opinion most of Spanish people don't look like arabs, most of them, the great majority look like Italians, I seldom have seen an spaniard that makes me think "Mmn, this person has a little of Arab mixting"
Because long time ago we were on the same land and the land get devided to Africa and South America
"What stereotype about your country you find annoying?"
Tunisia: That we are Arabs
Morocco: That we are *not* Arabs
Edit: Wow! Those replies are a shit-show!
I'm Tunisian and I identify myself as Arab .. that's her own opinion and she doesn't represent all of us
@@amenikabtni1506 I agree with you!
@@amenikabtni1506 nothing to be proud of lmaooo but go off
@@amenikabtni1506 honey go take a dna test
I'm moroccan arab
Moroccans are genetically more north Africans than Arabs but generally it's a mix between different ethnicities (north African, Arab, sub Saharan, Jewish, European) at the end of the day it doesn't really matter that much because we're all human beings and we should treat each other with fairness and respect
The north African population is a mixture of arab and berber
@ha ! nope I'm from the south of Morocco we don't speak darija we speak hassaniya and I'm from bani ma'qil i ain't berber u know the history of bani ma'qil in Morocco?
@ha ! you know how much was the population of morocco in the middle ages?
@ha ! i didn't say that im just sayin that Morocco just like other north African countries are a mixture of Arab and berber. The population of Morocco in middle ages didn't exceed 2 millions and then the arabs arrived and settled there through out centuries so it's a mixture of Arab and berber Morocco was ruled by 3 berbers dynasty and 3 Arab dynasty
We are moorish 🇲🇦 that’s it
Egyptians are so humble and stunning 🇪🇬
thanks 😊
Their not Egyptians these people are terrorist Arabs invaders
Egyptian duo is super cool the type of people I want to hangout with all day much love from Algeria 🇩🇿
when i come to algeria we going dancing
@@abyssent U welcome you will be Mabsoot
Bruh. It's normal for egyptians to be funny and friendly. They will make you laugh all day if they see a frown on your face.
Long live Algeria . From Egypt ❤
Every Egyptian person I have ever met, I have fallen in love with (not romantically). Really beautiful people.
"We were here before the Arabs." Assyrians, Syriacs, Chaldeans, and Coptics need to learn from Berbers. Kurds and Berbers have maintained their pre-arab culture, we need to keep ours alive as well.
Lmao hooray ethnonationalism!!!
@@bonafidemonafide7810 hahaha
Assyrians, Syriacs and Chaldeans are all Semitic people.
Arabized Berbers are complexed people , they are thinking and behaving that are Arabs more than real Arab.
the only thing you picked to comment about was the division part, yeah let's divided even more, how did that work out for you in Iraq? man keep your mouth shut you're like a redditors who think they know it all.
The Tunisian girl is too absent in this one? Also that Libyan and Sudanese guys are the best. So chill, so humble and funny AF
Yes this is what I think too , i like the Sudanese and Libyan guys but I was sad because the Tunisian girl didn't talk much
all moroccan dna test that i have seen (mine included) were ALWAYS atleast 70/80% amazigh and the rest or iberian or middle easter or central africa , ive never quite understood why moroccan say that they are arabs , we are literally another civilization with some arabic features for sure
I’m 30% amazigh, 27% middle east and 22% iberian. I guess i can say i’m both arab and amazigh and maybe even spanish 😅
@@zaydalaoui9397 iberian, they were moroccan for more than 800 years (andalus) so you are basically amazighi and a little arab
That's not how it works, When it says ibreian it means iberian, the amazigh genes in Spain appears as a berber % for spanish people
@@zaydalaoui9397 more than 80% of spanish people (iberian)have more than 80% moroccan genes so..
@@ascendedi6202 source ? I know that’s not true but if you have a source that says otherwise i’d be happy to check
I'm Moroccan and i never felt Arabic, it's not who we are. We are Maghreb Amazigh people, period. Nothing wrong with that :D
Fine thats you
So the part of my family that came from Yemen and Oman who established in Morocco are turn in another ethnicity?
@@saberalsibai1426 How come the Arab Sahroui from Yemen cause us all those problems in western sahara? They’ve also been there for a while, but obviously don’t care about us 😉
@@sebtaomilla2961 I didn't talk about western sahara, my grandma left Hadramuat in Yemen to come in a northern city of Morocco, she never been in Sahara.
@@sebtaomilla2961 anyway the problem with Sahara is a colonial problem, the fault is of Spanish colonialists who didn't find a solution in that case and let the sahara to anyone and the Nomad tribe of Sahara simply want leave outside a state and outside laws so that's why there is a conflict, and in reality the Saharawi are different from moroccans, they are most Maqali, Banu Hassani, Hilali and who are not arabs are the nomad tribes of berbers and moorish that are related to Mauritania so that's make them a little bit different from Morocco in terms of history.
It really bothers me when people say that we are arabs, there is no logical way to arrive to such a conclusion.
Mate قرطاج is a city that is three thousand years old build by the Phoenicians almost 3000 years ago. Semitic people have been in north Africa a long time ago. The second wave happened under the islamic conquest under the Arabs
It bothers you we don't care .
A lot of people in North Africa identify as arab even though you guys had identities before that. Many identify as Arab and many don't. Truest sense you guys are not but many will cling to that identity regardless.
@@abandonedfragmentofhope5415 You're absolutely right. And I don't have a problem with people identifying as arabs, just don't say, as a north African, that you're genetically arab because you can literally test your genealogy.
@@othmaneelmansouri6314 true, idk but like ppl should know that African isn’t an ethnicity, it’s just what we call ppl who are from the African continent, I mean they can be Arabs or non Arabs or whatever, but even if ur an Arab or not as long they’re in Africa they are African. I just don’t understand when they deny that 😅 (I mean even if they’re ancestors weren’t the present ones are)
Love to All North African Countries.
Portugal Love you guys.
🇵🇹❤🇲🇦🇹🇳🇩🇿🇱🇾🇸🇩🇪🇬
I Can't Imagine the Moroccan's Map without Western Sahara.
Western Sahara is Part of Morocco.
Thank you ♥️ Portuguese are our best neighbours we never had any problem beetween us 🇲🇦♥️🇵🇹
@@chanvax2111 the Moroccans are Amazing.
Greetings Friends.
🇵🇹❤🇲🇦
With that coment about Sahara mmmmh I'm starting to suspect you are not really Portuguese are you?
@@lxportugal9343 In Portugal, We Know Geography and History.
And The People From Western Sahara say They Are Moroccans.
Why you put palestine flag
Let's do one stereotype about them in the comments lol - Here goes.
"North Africans are some of the most stunning people in the world."
I'd say the stereotype is true!! 😍
@@natalia95112 well as a morrocan I find egyptians to be very beautiful the women are stunning and the men are charismatic♥️
@@chanvax2111 Habibi ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you 💖💖💖
Couscous and cinnamon Dosent work morocco 😂
I just love the energy from Egyptian woman over the last few videos. While the Moroccan woman seems super chill
North African woman submissive? Not in my experience.
Much love from South Africa
I like the Moroccan woman until she said "the Western Sahara is ours." The Sharawi People would strongly disagree.
@@elliottcovert3796
Most of the sahrawis live in morocco as moroccan citizen.
The rebels are mainly residing in tindouf (Algeria) and thats less than a quarter of the sahrawi population.
@@elliottcovert3796 The sahrawai people are Moroccans so I don't get your point
@@elliottcovert3796 You can agree or disagree as much as you like that won't change the fact that Moroccan western sahara belongs to Morocco.
Anything else?
@@mahrezfans1120 No
That one Egyptian woman is fun.
Her name is Malak. 😃
I'm a Kuwaiti, and in my country we have a huge percentage of Egyptian expats. Let me assure you, many of the Egyptian women are not that obedient and submissive, rather they are strong and independent despite their kindness, and both Egyptian and women are very hard workers
Kuwaitis are extremely rude, and disrespectful towards their arab expat communities!
You guys are awful!
I'm from Eastern Europe and I never knew much about North African countries and people until one summer I was working with them and it really amazed me how good they are. They really hold on to good values, like that girl said, that their culture makes them be nice. I really felt that.
The Algerian guy is making me proud ! Thank you for specifying that we are indeed originally all berbers ❤️🙏🏼 you rock !
He is passive in my opinion! And were does he mention berbers?
true we are berbers
@@Swindoon 2:04 , I agree that he was a bit passive, but I'm still glad we had someone to at least represents us!^^
@@sabrinamourah1647 Gras et efféminé, tout le contraire de l'Algérien lambda. Et en plus il casse son pays, il ne le met pas du tout en valeur.
@@Swindoon It's probably the edit
the pan-Arabist vs Berberist/Pharaonist (or something else in north africa or middle east) duality is mostly why people are confused about the identity topic in this region
Very true, for me as an Egyptian, you grow up knowing that your origins mainly go back to ancient Egyptians and can easily spot the shared ancestry, culture (traditional clothes, events, holidays, calendar, etc), linguistics (Coptic significantly influenced the grammar & pronounciation of our dialect and integrated a lot of words into it), traditions (Sham El-Neseem, 40 days of grief, etc) and all such kinds of similarities with them but will also see that your country is apparently considered the media hub and savior of the "Arab world" and pan-Arabism in-general due to our political, artistic and military superiority relative to MENA countries which creates an unstable ground for identity formation (especially for the youth).
You'll find people who blindly follow Abdel Nasser's political agenda (pan-Arabism) and keep referencing our dialect's Arabic side and the official name of the country with the word Arab (which is a recent addition) - even to the point where they'll claim ancestry to Arabia - and you'll also find those who absolutely reject the notion that Egypt and its population is Arab and are focused on maintaining their native identity and strengthening it. So, you'll find a lot of conflicts coming from both sides trying to establish their dominance and/or find a common ground that mixes both.
It isn't really hard to understand that the word "Arab" applies to North-Africans in the context of shared linguistics/culture/religion only, and not genetics or identity wise. But, politics never change, that's why you'll find these kinds of claims still prevelant in our time.
Its simple, Northwest africans are Amazigh. Many have Arab culture. Culturally they have similarities with arabs due to Islam being the major religion but there are enough differences in culture and language to distance themselves away from strictly arab identity. So, Amazigh genetically, somewhat arab culturally.
@@ll-hs2vz historically the aren't totally even if they also remain historically Berbers/Amazigh and arabization isn't because of Islam (or only lightly) but because of the Hilalians/Maqil Arabs defeated by the almohads Berbers (mostly not all)
@@DyadofBast Agreed with everything, although I'd say genetics does enter that shared context, even if not entirely.
@@Lei_1 There is certainly some shared genetics but according National Geographic Genographic Project (NGGP) and 23andme, the percentage of Arab genes in an average Egyptian ranges from none to 17% which is still way too low to be considered decisive in ancestry determination.
The Libyan and Sudanese guys were hilarious lmao
The Egyptians are good looking, "to be honest"
The egyptian man and tunisian woman were the best looking ones
North and south African woman are beautiful. I work with an Algerian woman and she is pretty 😁👍
I am Portuguese american.
You live in algeria?
As a Moroccan trust me we do not say that we are more "Arab than a sudani" no we have our own identity and we are very proud of it.
Exactly.
Not true lol. All morocs i know would fight you if you call them non arab
@@mrgame97 That's either a lie or you're surrounded with diaspora Moroccans going through an identity crisis
@@amined.9430 Mostly european morocs, but ive been morocco as well and saw my fair share of the countries north. In the big cities most people dont consider themselves amazigh or even non arab. It's true that most nafris have a strong identity but calling themselves arab is a big part of it.
@@mrgame97 In Maghreb we call our dialect "Arbiya". It is a recent occurrence that our arabness is being attacked. Most of the guys online are subverted or will bring up a study about DNA which has nothing to do with culture and language. Rand institute is having a field day.
Wow very interesting !! Here in Saudi Arabia we have a lot of Egyptian doctors, the Sudanese and Egyptian kids are sooo good at school.
This the reason why healthcare system in saudi arabia is sucks
@@loodi3138
The Egyptians are just barely workers there , most of the time the management is native and if you're a Saudi there's no way you don't know that
@@amrovine4029 lol you kidding yourself dear, we're not indians, we literally built your meca square, not to mention being your doctors and teachers, which you've been getting from our country for decades, and lol natives, you writing it in English won't change the fact that most of you lots are jobless and have been crying about that immigrants taking your jobs for years now, that's why after your country was built you decided to take over most careers, lol will see how that gonna turn out anyway still won't change your *look* 😂
@@loodi3138 same talk ya kosomak
glad to hear the youth is keeping up ww there studies
We want an episode about Morocco! 🤩
North Africa is very diverse and it's people are incredible. Interesting area of the world.
Tunisian women are gorgeous
I will talk here for my country , here in libya we have many libyans from different ethnic groups not just arabs and berbers ( amazigh ) , we have libyans from caucasian ( circassians or what we call here sharkes ) , turkish , Greek ( usually in east ) , crete , andalusian origin and tabu people , most people speak Arabic Libyan dialect , but there's also some speak amazighi ( like in jabel nafosah , zwara and with other amazigh people ) , and taboin launguage ( that's what libyan Arabs call it ) in the the south of libya 💛
And as a Libyan i agree with ali , YES , WE ARE VERY GENEROUS 💚🍀
As a moroccan with abit of tunisian in me, the tunisian and egyptian women in this video are absolutely stunning,wow
Moroccan girl is cute too ...
All the ladies in the video are beautiful
Cuz they are the only women in the video
The Moroccan one is absolutely stunning
All 3 are cute, but the Moroccan one is just stunning.
Im from Mrocco and the most stereotype annoying me its that people think we are arabs
For the last time North Africans are NOT ARABS ! I'm sick of this, all the last ADN studies of north africans show that we are 70-80% Amazigh.
yk they are now assimilated
Your statement is completely inaccurate You generalize and the proportions differ, but it is certain that North Africa must contain Berbers. But even before Islam, due to trade and geographical proximity, there was a lot of mixing
You're forgetting Nubian Egyptians in Egypt especially upper Egypt. They're north Africans.
Real Arabs never consider you as an Arab, you are Berber who speak Arabic, big difference
The Moroccan guy got it wrong. We are all Amazigh people, native north Africans, however we also have traces from Europe, the Middle East and West Africa. Oh and a bunch of us also have some Jewish ancestry.
So you Deny immigration of Arabic tribes to North Africa just to cite one of a lot of examples : Banu Hilal Tribe.
@@chanvax2111 there were msscred by the almohad caliph, and the few who left stayed in the southern desert
@@chanvax2111 I never denied anything, but those same people have intermarried with the natives. I grew up in the hart of the region where these arab tribes settled and I can tell you that they are still very much arab in their accent and the words they use, but they look a little different cause they mixed with the native Amazigh, as well as their black slaves, which they were famous for. Today Morocco is very, very ethnically rich. People look very different from a region to another.
@@AdamAzzr Almohades caliphate were berber but they spoke arabic in Al Andalus and were writing their poetry , scripts and even foreign diplomacy in Arabic, you Can Say they were arabised, so Almohades, Almoravides, Marinids, wattasids they were all arabised berbers, That spread Islam and embraced arabic and they knew how to Marry beetwen berber and Arabic culture.
In complete opposite of this today in morroco and algeria,there is extreme right wings berbers That go as far as abandoning Islam and turning atheists, they speak french becaude they consider Arabic a coloniser language even tho french itself is a coloniser language (you Can notice they are very stupid)
@@aitmauri Well we just have to embrace our multiple ethnicities, we have berbers, arabs, jews and blacks .
If someone says we are an arab country, we say yes we are, if someone says we are a berber country we say yes we are.
Egyptians were are not Arabs
We are Egyptians !!!
I’m an american but the best girl I dated was a Moroccan girl who just got to France, she was so feminine and sweet and gorgeous, I wanna see more of Morocco
The best women you will ever meet in North Africa are from Tunisia
Thank you so much for this video!! I was really looking forward to the North African series, I feel like most people are not familiar with this region so they don't really know what to think. We're very diverse which might get confusing as well but I think you'll understand that one thing we have in common is that we're expressive, warm people, who take hospitality and kindness very seriously!
As an Egyptian, I never said that I'm Arab! Just because I speak the language, it doesn't make me an Arab! 🤷🏻♀️
Actually if you look closely into the Egyptian mindset they dislike arabs
I truly don’t mean to be rude but I’m surprised you haven’t noticed that the Egyptian guy in this video looks like Rami Malek’s cousin.
@@luke_cohen1 why would that be rude? He could be a long distant relative! *doubtful because he's name is Ally, which means he's Muslim, and Ramy is Christian* but you'll never know! 😅❤️
@@ibrahimyoussef4263 well yeah, because they ruined our culture.
Speaking Arabic makes you an Arab. Your countrys name is Arab Republic of Egypt. So shut up.
The Tunisian girl has so much sass, I love her.
The majority of egyptians are from coptic egyptian origin and we stayed five centuries after the arab conquest with christain majority and the majority of us spoke coptic which is the latest phase of the egyptian language as a mother tongue till 11th century in lower egypt and till 14th century in upper egypt and copt in the coptic language (medremnkami) itself is pronounced remnkami which is divided between remn from the classical egyptian rmt which both means human and kami from classical egyptian kmt which both means egypt
The Moroccan girl was like Western Sahara is ours, period.
what did she mean with that comment?
Marocco Is occupying Western Sahara And the world does not recognize it. That's Why She Said that.
@@rickycoker5830
People are denying that the morocdan sahara are the 3 southern provinces of morocco
Western sahara is independent
@@brenoalmeida137
Nope
The Sudanese guy is beyond handsome. He's so good looking !!
I hate how these videos portray North Africans as Arabs. We don’t come from the Arabian Peninsula. We’re in Africa ! The majority of Morocco is indigenous. Just because we speak a very different dialect of Arabic don’t make us Arabs. The same way us speaking French don’t make us French. Everything known about our country ( Music, food, clothing, dances, languages) is Berber/Amazigh. A disgrace to see Moroccans denying their roots but I guess the government did his job well at brainwashing.
the Moroccan girl literally said that 60% of Morocco was Berber.
@@adilelnhaily1960I'm talking generally because in the first video they posted they kept labelling North Africans as Arabs. The Moroccan girl is the same one complaining about how Arabs don't see her as one and the Moroccan dude next to her said the majority of the country is Arab. Even what she said about 60% isn't true. Like I said the vast majority have no Arab ancestry at all. I'm just mad that people keep erasing our identities everywhere and to see my own people doing it is just so sad.
@@nawll202 well she spoke about her right.. you would have been in the video, you would have said something different... there is no point on getting triggered... if your identity (and our identity) is so important, it's up to you to use UA-cam, create content to valorize Amazigh culture, support Amazigh singers, Amazigh businesses, work towards brands that can help Amazigh communities in the South. I really hope Moroccans don't fell into the SJW trend we see in the US
@@adilelnhaily1960 Don’t tell me how should I feel. The first step is for Moroccans to educate themselves about their history and heritage because most of them don’t know anything and that’s what lead to ignorants talking nonsense in these popular videos. I’m not the one who should do their homework. I’m not talking anymore about this subject. It’s not the right place to do so.
You want to berberize people by force
Everyone is free to be what he want
The Moroccan girl is killing it. So proud of Moroccan women like you who can discuss ideas logically and make meaningful sentences. You are knowledgeable beautiful and ATTRACTIVE.
No she's super annoying and arrogant. She killed the mood. The moroccan guy was better than her , humble and cool like the others
@@amenikabtni1506 nothing like some sass in an already gorgeous lady
@@meltdown4126 nah she's annoying and she ruined the video
As an Algerian I personally accept both identities Arab and Amazigh/Berber
Me too (Libyan).
Me too
me too as an egyptian our egyptian and arabic heritage, peace to all my north african brothers
there are no arabs in north africa , its just arabic language that spreaded with religion , where did this come from "we have arab genetics" !!!! said who ?? and everyone who had done dna tests have already proven we are just AFRICAN and if anything we are more european than middle eastern
I wouldn't mind hanging out with the Egyptians... they seem really cool. And the Moroccan girl too.
Love to everyone reading, from Europe ❤
I don't know who cares but that Egyptian girl with curls is one of the most beautiful girl in the Arabic speaking World I've seen of almost a million videos I've watched.
I won't even lie cuz, I'm gay, so it's unbiased.
AGREEED
She reminds me of one of the spice girls 🥰
You are saying that because of the african hair.
@@mawuliahiable6178 no, her facial features, those eyes, that nose structure, it's just that she can be a super Bollywood star anyday.
wtf
7:08 Yeah Zaineb, the Western Sahara is ours 🇲🇦 !
I'm glad you mentioned it, and I'm proud of you, most of your answers were spot-on!
For people who want a clarification about the western Sahara issue, read my reply to this comment
First of all, western Sahara is a region(geographic place) not a state. You guessed it! it's called like that cuz it lies in the west of the Sahara desert.
Secondly, what you want to refer to is the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, SADR for short, and funnily enough only four out of the 22 Arab countries recognize them, these countries are: Syria cuz it was communist, Algeria the creator of SADR/Polisario and the one's backing it up, Libya who was anti-Monarchy during Gaddafi era, and Mauritania that was forced to recognize them after they terrorized it. And this conflict is a relic of the cold war, all the countries that recognize the SADR are either communist, or anti-Morocco like Algeria, or poor countries that their recognitions were bought by Algerian petrodollar. They're currently 35, and they were once 80+, but most of those that were bought by Algerian regime turned on them and knew that this country (SADR) will not exist, and has no legitimacy.
The African Union was once very weak and it's still weak, and at that time thanks to Algerian money, SADR got a seat in the AU, which drove Morocco to leave the AU!
speaking of legitimacy, the Western Sahara region is Moroccan by history and Population, prior to the Spanish colonisation of the region in 1884, it has been Moroccan for almost a millennia, the same goes for Chinguit(Mauritania), Morocco couldn't do shit about losing Chinguit since it got its independence from France, so Morocco let it go and recognized it as an independent state. And Morocco was the one who opened the case at the UN of decolonization of the WS Area, and Morocco was the one who drove the Spanish out, not Mauritania and not Algeria. But Algeria holding a grudge towards Morocco after the Sand War that they started and lost, they started funding and changing the purpose of the Polisario front, as the polisario front's purpose was once to end the Spanish occupation and reunite with Morocco. So some of them started asking for independence. And these ones were vastly outnumbered which made Algeria send people from Southern Algeria and Mauritania and Niger to live there, promising them a new country!
Still, 80% of people stayed and lived in the area controlled by Morocco and if we don't count the separatists who live in this area, the separatists will still be outnumbered!
And btw the African Union is no longer a part in the conflict, and everything is now dependant on the UN resolution! And there might be a possibility to cast out the SADR from the AU in the near future.
I hope this was a brief history of the matter, and gave you more information about this made-up conflict.
Don't waste tome explaining, anybody can say whatever they want but in reality the sahara is moroccan and all you see there is moroccan flags
@@videogames1926 👍👍👍👍👍
@@videogames1926 its disputed territory. the claims of morocco is as invalid as SADR in this point of time. Thats the true reality. The world has spoken and the world says disputed territory.
@@Larsino2000
in a dispute, there's only one who's right and one who's wrong! And by studying the history of the region you will definitely find that Morocco is the one who's right!
And that's why I wrote you that clarification reply, so you have some information on the matter, and then you could waste your time on searching it if you want!
It doesn't matter what others think cuz not everybody is well informed and not everybody is unbiased! The truth is everybody is seeking to keep their interests in the region! That's why Europeans who claim to support Morocco's rights (France as an example) don't take an action to recognize its sovereignty on WS though they know it's the right thing! They don't do it, cuz they wanna keep benefiting from the made-up dispute and they definitely don't wanna lose their interests in Algeria like getting Algerian gaz for cheap in return for supporting Algeria's illegitimate son, the SADR!
The world has never spoken, the world is never on the same page! Some disputes are real and need reflection and others are straight-up made up! And everybody knows who's right but some can't take action because of their bias and interests!
as a moroccan i adore the egyptian women 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 and that egyptian woman who appeared in this video was too damn gorgeous 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😭😭😭😭😭😭
She is 😩😍
Malak is so gorgeous 😍 !!
I’m a black Algerian I’m always proud even if my skin is darker
What do you mean "even if my skin is darker" lol don't be racist towards yourself, plus you're skin color has nothing to do with how proud or not you should be as a person; who you are and what you do are the only factors that matter. Cheers buddy!
Whatever you're skin color, it what's inside that counts. Always remember you are made perfect and beautiful
@@nya7539 thank you I just grew up in a hostile area
@@nya7539 don't tell someone how to think or invalidate their experiences. It's arrogant.
@@akaira700 I completely understand and agree with you.
The Tunisian woman dressed to the 9 and says they are submissive !!in tunisia!!!@omg wrooong answer !is she even concious ???
Exactly she was lame
We’re literally known for our rights & being dominant lol.
But she didn’t lie tho; as much as we are free and have our rights, certain areas still engrave that type of culture in the young girls mind; especially in the south and while we’re encouraged to study; work; and to a certain extent dress how we want; that mentality of being too vocal about your opinions is considered defiant is still there; I wouldn’t say submissive per say but there’s a lot of expectations of us being a certain way.
i thought i was Arab tell a friend told me we are not and explain to me to difference between a real Middle eastern Arabs and an Arabized Berber in North Africa and i got a DNA test and got 100% North African Moroccan and I'm really proud of it. and yes when Arabs tell us Moroccans aren't Arabs it's true just because you speak Arabic dosn't make Arabian
Awdi we don't even speak Arabic we speak darija
@@ZiggyStardust669 i wasn't even talking about Darija i know it's a berber dialect with Arabic french influence. i was talking about the Arabic in national TV news and in education system. we can speak Arabic but that. Dosn't make us Arab, all of our tradition and culture are berber and we don't have any Arabic influence except for the religion
@@chaimaechaimae9274 Darija is not a berber dialect
What's Haplogroup did u get when u did the test ( it determines what race u are)
we are Arabs not berbers
The Egyptian girl is hilarious!! :D - Listen! We're very emotional.. but we're also very hard working!!!
I'm Tunisian and I love Egyptians, they have the best sense of humor 🤣🤣❤️
Highkey wish there was like a whole discord chat for all Africans like north, south, central, east and west. It’d be cool
Why not creat it
My guess is that you make a casting call for "most charismatic person from ....." and there's some kind of vote or something; everyone is always so interesting. What a great channel! Thank you all for your work.
"what is one thing you want the world know about your country?"
*Everyone talking about that*
The algerian guy: AMMA SKIP RESPONDING TO THIS QUESTION
they should've asked him more questions
What Is one thing you want the world know about your country?
Egypt: We ar So Fun.
Libya: We ar very generous.
...
Marocco: "Western Sahara Is ours" xD
Straight up. She was not up for negotiations.😂😂👌
The égyptienne girl is a mood.... Happy that such a program come to light what make me happier is that all in English
I love how when they asked are north africans white and they zoomed on the guy from sudan 😂🤦
what a great show !!!!! Everybody on the show is super amazing especially the Egyptian girl & what a great voice she has, she doesn't need any instruments, her singing is enough on its own!!!
"if we had an equal world people wouldn't do that" YOU TELL THEM!!!!
The Egyptian girl is super cute, those coils 😭!!!!
Let's clear up who's an Arab: Arabs are of the Arabian peninsula.
Egyptian are ethnicity Egyptians not Arabs for sure.. Idk why we didn't see their answer!
It is funny how people in north africa wants to get out of there and I want to come to Morocco and learn about my roots as I grew up in Finland. In Sha Allah one day
The Moroccan girl is straightforward, brave and very beautiful
Excellent video series about North African countries..10000 times more interesting than North American series..
*Egyptian girl talks*
Microphone: adiós
🤣
I'm in Tunisian and I had a genetic test that show it's 4% Arab 82% amazigh and 7% European and 5% sub-Saharan and I think this goes on all the Tunisian population
Fyi, dna test is a scam. There is no such thing as European or Subsaharian loll. Asia Africa and Europe is one big continent. There is no reason to call them as sepparate continents
"You know when you're dating a tunisian woman" video please!
Loving the videos of North Africa!
Cheers from Brazil o/
Thanks ❤️❤️
Cheers from Tunisia 🇹🇳
@@amenikabtni1506 Tunisia is my favorite North African country !!
Greetings from Brazil 🇹🇳 🇧🇷 ❤❤
i love seeing these series honnestly
majority of moroccans are berber not arab. just a correction
Sudan is East Africa NOT North Africa. And Berbers from North Africa are NOT Black Africans. North African Berbers have white skin and olive skin colors. They do NOT have Black skin.
Sudan borders Egypt
The Sudani guy is throwing stereotypes on Moroccan in a show that tries to erase stereotypes 🤣🤣🤣
Moroccans are no French at all and we never flex on it, we are berbers my friend 😉
Shootout to all northafricans 🇲🇦
As an algerian, i can confirm that we are not arab at all, arab as an ethnicity is actually lower than the european athnicity in north africa, so we are more french or spanish than arab.. to some it up, we are berber/north africa
Are there going to be videos like this about West Africa as well?
They already did !
@@yulzy000 oh really? Thanks for letting me know
7:55, this is medical advice, because if a bone is broken, you may increase the injuries of that person.
@@RSY873 In any sane country, the law forces us "to do what is our liability". 1 doesn't need to be a good samaritan, if he is not a medic. However, he must (by law) call a medic assistance, in such cases.
just so proud to be north African despite the stereotypes and prejudices (Tunisian precisely)
The stereotypes and prejudices made tunisians very insecure and less open to others especially when they move abroad ( communautarism) because they fear rejection, then because communautarism and non integration of most of them , they will be rejected, vicious cercle. that's sad :/ ( that applies to algerians and moroccans)
@@yosrab95 hell tunisian can come to algeria and ave the best diner
About the "North Africans are white" statement. Well, it's true for the northern provinces of each country, but as you go south (for every country) it'll be more of a majority black.
Not to the extent of being 'majority' no , just a higher population of black people and generally more tanned
my moroccan girl are not there to play .. straight to the face
What do you mean straight to face?
@@nessd.b1223 why are you obsessed with us?
Saludos desde egipto :3🇪🇬🤍
So we just skipped the Algerian for 3 questions.
كيما مضاري حقرينا 💁🏾♀️
This is sad :/ 🇩🇿
The guy is just shy and the Tunisian woman just start talking and i think she said what he wants
2:10 Egyptian guys didn't answer this question coz for sure the whole world know that Egypt was before every culture born
Happy Thursday Marina! Safa 🥰, I'm just speechless
Sudan! This is the first time I’ve seen my home country represented in a video like this, and it made me so happy to see 😊
Can I suggest a video on Native/Indigenous Americans next?
my warm greetings from an Iraqi to those guys
Very well done video ,Egyptian here 🇪🇬
المغاربة غزالين وهاديين ..تحية لولد وبنت بلادي 😍😍😍
ألله بارك فيك ✨
@@zainebouazzani9451
You were perfect and pretty and calm
Proud of you bent Bladi !! 💕
المغاربة عندهم سكون داخلي و هدوء و رزانة و حكمة آلاف السنين. لذلك دائما يبتسمون لأنهم يرون الحياة بعين الحكمة.
this was recommended to me super randomly and omg i LOVE these people their energy is soooo cool
Muhammad Ibn Abdul-Karim Al-Khatabi, the revolutionary Berber political and military leader and Islamic scholar and judge from the Rif region of Morocco, whilst in exile in Egypt established and presided over what he named "The Liberation Committee of the Arab West" to free the Maghreb from colonization. Need I say more? According to the official 2014 Moroccan census, only 26% of Moroccans spoke Berber, while 91.7% spoke Arabic; Bear in mind this is Morocco, the country with most Berbers in number and %.