South Africa is so trippy man. Travel 16 hours from the States anticipating Africa from a US perspective and you arrive here and it feels like you in another US state, but better? theres this home and welcoming feeling here that i have never received anywhere..
If you have a Visa or a mastercard, I imagine you do, then you can request cash back at the till points at Spar, checkers and pick n pay. They add the amount you want onto what ever you are purchasing and you swipe and they give you cash from the till, then you dont have to pay the saswitch fees ;)
I walk around with my smartphone in my hand in the most shaddy squatter camp environments. I am not saying there is no crime. But it is exaggerated. Crime often occurs at night
I love how as South African's we don't care if we end up filmed by someone, nobody makes a scene or throws a tantrum. We just go about our own business.
As a South African, i love the accurate picture you paint of my country. Pleaas also visit Cape Town or even Durban...go have fun in Port Elizabeth aka Gqeberha..these are our costal cities. You'll love them ❤
@@nleddie You have to go to Cape Town that city is on fire different vibe you will also see allot of Beautiful Colored woman majority travelers goes to that city because of the beauty its SA top tourist city
My brother's wife is from Durban. Whenever they visit, they stay approximately 2 wks or more. My brother loves it there. He told me if he could he would stay and never come back home. lol
Most washing machines in South Africa wash and dry all in one unit! So if your AirBnB has a washing machine by default just know that it washes and dries.
Welcome to Mzansi 🇿🇦, I lived around Bedfordview for 4 years, I enjoyed the place and now I moved to another city around SA. Ayanda's story continues 😁.
SA is the perfect definition of the saying "different strokes for different folks" You can be a tourist from Canada and end up in a small town in Limpopo and have the greatest time ever because of the new experiences you've come across in your trip. So I'm gonna need y'all to go a little easy on Eddie for not touring/visiting close to places you think best "represent" our country. Let the man explore at his own pace and comfort hawu 😂
Honestly speaking, crime should not discourage people to not visit South Africa, it's the same thing in America, there's also crime but we still wanna visit America. I just wish we could get better leaders so that our country ( in some parts of SA) can reach 1st world status.
Hey Eddie, I am from Pretoria, if you head back up this way I'd be more than happy to take you around areas both in and around both Pretoria and Johannesburg. South Africa is a beautiful country which I believe most of the world has not seen yet!
Lots of the small stores are closed because the larger shopping centres are popping up everywhere and the smaller stores suffer. And they were looking at you because you are walking around with a camera. That is strange in SA 😂
Welcome to SA Eddie 🙂check out Soweto - its a township/hood where the Nelson Mandela house is. There's nice food and nice places to chill out, the name of the street is Vilakazi street. Also check out Goldreef ciy or bunjee jumping in Orland (in Soweto) oh also visit the Mall of Africa
@@nleddie Vilikazi street is a must. Soweto itself is a must. The apartheid museum is also a must! All in the relatively same place. Coming to the area, that isn't the hood in a South African sense. That's just where the poor white people are, basically. You will find it in all towns, like Edenvale, Boksburg, Benoni, Alberton etc on the East Rand. Same with Jhb South. You're in Primrose, which is one of those. A lot of drug activity etc. Used to be a pretty decent area back in the day. But yeah, I suppose you could call it the hood.
The hill you went over is where the Gold Reef began in Germiston. Primrose is the old, lower-class poor mining community adjacent to the Gold Mines. Germiston is the outer edge of the Gold Reef and has economically suffered since gold mining became less important. It is more dangerous than where you came from but you're still a few miles from the informal settlements in a policed area.
CT is an entirely different country. As much as I love it - like, would move in a heartbeat, there is a massive disconnect between the Western Cape and South Africa as a whole. And yes, I have lived there, grew up in Sea point in the 80's, moved to Kalk Baai in the 90's and left in the early 2000's. And honestly, would want to move back due to the fact that it is different. Not that I hate Jozi, or SA, but a change of scenery as I slowly move closer to 50 years old :)
New subscriber and obsessed with your content.. you should try out the Soweto, Alexander township from morning to afternoon hours not later.. it's actually a +/-20min drive.. hope you enjoy SA❤❤!!
you can draw money at some of the shop checkouts! like Checkers or Spar! you usually just have to buy something small and let them know you wan to draw before you pay! nice way to avoid that stupid fee! should still work with your international card!
Look at me, a born & raised South African having a lekker look around a Clicks store like I haven't been in tens of them already, I'm like: "Oh yeah, baby clothes, that's dope, that's dope..what else they got here👀?" ....🤦🏾♂️
Just wonder if you get more new subscribers of the country you are in at that time or that's not the case... Hope you get an opportunity to see other provinces as well, not only Gauteng. Anyways, it's nice to see Jozi through your eyes.😊😊
@@nleddie South African Culture is found in the hoods, if you haven't been to our townships, then you know nothing about South Africa, its people and where we come from.
Tip on food safety: Avoid buying at Petrol Filling stations, rather buy from stores as in PnP/ Pick n Pay, Checkers/ Shoprite, Spar etc bakeries, even there..avoid already packaged foods, rather by rolls bread at bakery, same as butchery etc..
@@phindandabula6010 I've retail background Even in the suburbs, nothing is what it seems 😁 I'll never buy ready made foods even the Sliced shelf bread too 😉
Doing a comparison, 80 rands versus how much that product cost in the US, then do the exchange rate difference. I bet the product cost a lot less. Please let me know
hey bro. i love to see you tour our country. We wouldnt consider thata the hood. That wold be the hood in American standards. if you want to see the hood visit soweto or tembisa.
Every bank has a standard fee. So next time, draw a R1000, the fee will still be R250... if you draw an R200, the fee remains R250, the same. Hope this helps 🙏
Be advised that any country with no big number of Settlers have issues,like military check points and police acting outside the boundaries of law,with that said you will pay this people as soon as they realize you not a local,they will create all sorts of problems just to make you pay them…DO YOUR RESEARCH ESPECIALLY WITH PEOPLE WHO STAYED IN THOSE COUNTRIES THEY END UP SETTLING IN…YOU CAN BE IN SOUTH AFRICA AND DONT EVEN SEE WHITE PEOPLE DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU STAY….that mean staying away from cities…and white south africans are different simply because we do not treat racist behavior with soft gloves especially other white people when they witness that,they will come after that fellow white person with disgust and being backwards,most problems are in small poor white areas with old white people and some middle age white people who blame everything on the recent government and cant stomach change🤞🏽
I feel most Overseas vloggers, go to more effluent ofcourse safe places, but that is not the really heart of SA, most black, coloured and Asians leave on the so called townships, in every city and town you will find those serageted neibourhood which is the legacy of Apartheid government, which has not change even today
Bra i think you have to make your way to Cape Town for the best vibes, just don't venture into the Cape Flats without the right dudes otherwise things can go south very quickly especially if you rolling with a camera
Eddie connect with the AA couple called “The Real South Africa.” They moved there and have a travel agency. They have a UA-cam channel too. Also, I have heard of kefir. It’s supposed to be good for the digestive system.
An important rule you need to follow, doesn't matter in what country you are always have at least a 1k or more of that countries currency in your wallet.
Bro... dont use your American bank debit card it will overcharge you. use a Credit card instead. it will be cheaper, Use American Express credit Card itc accepted in a lot of countries.
I think because Egypt especially Cairo the capital have a lot of monuments to visit it and the streets always full of people 24 hours a day Never sleep,The theaters and the cinema everywhere , have a lot of restaurants with different kinds of foods and also you will see and meet a people from different countries enjoying visiting Egypt because Egypt rich of history and monuments , plus Egypt have the most beautiful beaches located on the Red Sea like Sharm El-Sheikh city and Hurghada and Dahab city .
@@alfarisalshammeri5468 SA has attractions too, however that hugely depends on the city u visit. If he went to Cape Town He would visit a lot of such things,as well as beaches ⛱️. Even in Joburg, there are many restaurants, cinemas and busy streets, he just chose to live in a not so popular side of Joburg. He is also not exploring Joburg.
I would love to see your reaction when you taste a REAL veggie bunny chow in Durban! What you ate was just a knock-off, haha! I find it so funny that you call suburbs "the hood", haha! But I've seen enough American movies and TV, esp of the hoods in California that I know what you mean. Hope you get to take someone on a date to Gold Reef City! The Apartheid Museum is right next to Gold Reef City, so you would need two days to spend on both; there isn't enough time in one day to explore both. And people are staring at you because you're holding up a selfie stick with your phone/camera talking into it. It looks REALLY WEIRD and SUS from a South African perspective. We don't do that in South Africa. 😂
@@afrikanking4022 Enter the big mouth coward from Zimbabwe 😂😂😂 South Africans build those malls, most of the malls were not as beautiful as they are now before 1994. Some were built after , the Mall of Africa for instance and many more.
@@afrikanking4022they are fully 100% South African cities for South African people. Your countries are FAILED STATES and will as such because of your dead mindsets.
South Africa is so trippy man. Travel 16 hours from the States anticipating Africa from a US perspective and you arrive here and it feels like you in another US state, but better? theres this home and welcoming feeling here that i have never received anywhere..
If you have a Visa or a mastercard, I imagine you do, then you can request cash back at the till points at Spar, checkers and pick n pay.
They add the amount you want onto what ever you are purchasing and you swipe and they give you cash from the till, then you dont have to pay the saswitch fees ;)
Oooooo that is fire I'm glad to know this
@nleddie Plus, it's safer!!
Be careful of carrying your camera in areas that look too quiet or too busy especially in the streets. Don’t expose your pin . Safe travels ❤
Was withdrawal amount not the pin broski
Chill
I walk around with my smartphone in my hand in the most shaddy squatter camp environments. I am not saying there is no crime. But it is exaggerated.
Crime often occurs at night
Ahhh fok off that's not the hood!!
Quiet white lady,
I love how as South African's we don't care if we end up filmed by someone, nobody makes a scene or throws a tantrum. We just go about our own business.
Definitely need more vlogs, loving this new style for sure! 👍🏾
Yeah I just basically film my day and try to make the video as interesting as possible
As a South African, i love the accurate picture you paint of my country. Pleaas also visit Cape Town or even Durban...go have fun in Port Elizabeth aka Gqeberha..these are our costal cities. You'll love them ❤
Yeah I am doing my best to just show what I am seeing and add commentary from my experience elsewhere
@@nleddie You have to go to Cape Town that city is on fire different vibe you will also see allot of Beautiful Colored woman majority travelers goes to that city because of the beauty its SA top tourist city
My brother's wife is from Durban. Whenever they visit, they stay approximately 2 wks or more. My brother loves it there. He told me if he could he would stay and never come back home. lol
Most washing machines in South Africa wash and dry all in one unit! So if your AirBnB has a washing machine by default just know that it washes and dries.
That's good to know. I have never used a machine that does both
Glad I could help, I also have to mention it must be a front loader
Blessings Eddie it's always good to see your vlogs
Welcome to Mzansi 🇿🇦, I lived around Bedfordview for 4 years, I enjoyed the place and now I moved to another city around SA. Ayanda's story continues 😁.
O noooooo another Ayanda comment. From now on im going to have to not say names lol
SA is the perfect definition of the saying "different strokes for different folks"
You can be a tourist from Canada and end up in a small town in Limpopo and have the greatest time ever because of the new experiences you've come across in your trip. So I'm gonna need y'all to go a little easy on Eddie for not touring/visiting close to places you think best "represent" our country. Let the man explore at his own pace and comfort hawu 😂
Love the authenticy of your vlogs about our South Africa
Honestly speaking, crime should not discourage people to not visit South Africa, it's the same thing in America, there's also crime but we still wanna visit America. I just wish we could get better leaders so that our country ( in some parts of SA) can reach 1st world status.
Quite enjoy seeing my country from the view of an American. Thanks for the content.
Eddie connect with the AA couple called “The Real South Africa.” They moved there and have a travel agency. They have a UA-cam channel too.
Will try
@@nleddiel think they have JHB real estate tour for African American this month or so.. Maybe he can join them.
Hey Eddie,
I am from Pretoria, if you head back up this way I'd be more than happy to take you around areas both in and around both Pretoria and Johannesburg. South Africa is a beautiful country which I believe most of the world has not seen yet!
Good luck to you brother on your journey!
Loving these vlogs man, keep it up
Bro chose to stay in the most uncommon area for tourists ever
@@bokangmotaung1097 right…
Not a tourist. That is the 🗝️
@@nleddie There are other nicer areas in Jhb, please for the love of God go check out other areas. Primrose bra come on... 🤣🤣🤣
Please ask Ayanda to show you around . She'll definitely know great spots. Please!
You must come to eMonti
Eddie, please visit the town of Soweto and experience the history of South Africa. We have Mandela house and more...
I have heard about the Soweto township.
@@nleddieLol, you don't hear of Soweto, you know of it. Like we know of Compton. It's historical.
@@nleddie you have to go check it out, get a proper shisha nyama experience too
Lots of the small stores are closed because the larger shopping centres are popping up everywhere and the smaller stores suffer. And they were looking at you because you are walking around with a camera. That is strange in SA 😂
O I see. Most people in jozi are cool with cameras actually very easy to film there
Welcome to SA Eddie 🙂check out Soweto - its a township/hood where the Nelson Mandela house is. There's nice food and nice places to chill out, the name of the street is Vilakazi street. Also check out Goldreef ciy or bunjee jumping in Orland (in Soweto) oh also visit the Mall of Africa
Thanks for the tips! I'll like to visit gold reef and mall of Africa
@@nleddie Vilikazi street is a must. Soweto itself is a must. The apartheid museum is also a must! All in the relatively same place. Coming to the area, that isn't the hood in a South African sense. That's just where the poor white people are, basically. You will find it in all towns, like Edenvale, Boksburg, Benoni, Alberton etc on the East Rand. Same with Jhb South.
You're in Primrose, which is one of those. A lot of drug activity etc. Used to be a pretty decent area back in the day. But yeah, I suppose you could call it the hood.
Visit East Gate shopping centre, closer to where you live. Sandton city malĺ and Rosebank for a wider variety of restaurants ,lot of good food there.
I have been to East gate it is cool.
The hill you went over is where the Gold Reef began in Germiston. Primrose is the old, lower-class poor mining community adjacent to the Gold Mines. Germiston is the outer edge of the Gold Reef and has economically suffered since gold mining became less important. It is more dangerous than where you came from but you're still a few miles from the informal settlements in a policed area.
The weather is so perfect
If you're still here, be sure to visit Cape Town if you want the best food and sight seeing and beaches
! Home to Table mountain!
Avoid Cape Town if you are allergic to racism, it's where all the racist whites moved to after Apartheid
CT is an entirely different country. As much as I love it - like, would move in a heartbeat, there is a massive disconnect between the Western Cape and South Africa as a whole.
And yes, I have lived there, grew up in Sea point in the 80's, moved to Kalk Baai in the 90's and left in the early 2000's.
And honestly, would want to move back due to the fact that it is different. Not that I hate Jozi, or SA, but a change of scenery as I slowly move closer to 50 years old :)
I like that you walked our beautiful country 🇿🇦👍
I really enjoy your vlogs my bru🔥💯
The best bunnies are in Durban... the real OG😅❤
New subscriber and obsessed with your content.. you should try out the Soweto, Alexander township from morning to afternoon hours not later.. it's actually a +/-20min drive.. hope you enjoy SA❤❤!!
So greetings right, you can do Sure, Eita, or Fede or Aweh. Makes you seem less soft... Plus it makes you seem more chill
Visit Sandton, Fourways, Rosebank and Menlyn too.
Vlog coming soon
you can draw money at some of the shop checkouts! like Checkers or Spar! you usually just have to buy something small and let them know you wan to draw before you pay! nice way to avoid that stupid fee! should still work with your international card!
Man you are in Germiston, why you are not in Johannesburg?
Look at me, a born & raised South African having a lekker look around a Clicks store like I haven't been in tens of them already, I'm like: "Oh yeah, baby clothes, that's dope, that's dope..what else they got here👀?" ....🤦🏾♂️
Lol you are funny man
😂😂😂😂
Please stay alert, my brother. I really wished you had an escort on your first trip to the hood.🇿🇦
Make peace with it, he's not too bright
You can drink the tap water . It's good 👍
Yo Eddie, come to a spot called Hazelwood on Sunday in Pretoria. I think you'll love it there the vibes are great. I'll see you there!
Atm fees a trip!! Food looks delicious
Just wonder if you get more new subscribers of the country you are in at that time or that's not the case...
Hope you get an opportunity to see other provinces as well, not only Gauteng.
Anyways, it's nice to see Jozi through your eyes.😊😊
Usually I can a few from the local country. But normally mostly Americans. South Africa though is quite different. Lots of SA supprterts
Bro's in my hood🔥🔥🔥
Absa is a South African bank, hence you saw it in SA and other African countries.
wow SA has some really good brands
SA the warmest hearts❤
i truly love your vlogs broh👩
Edenvale is very quiet. There are definitely more buzzy places like Maboneng or Melville.
Just noticed, you were around Bedfordview
Love your content Eddie, would like to ahow you a few cool spots or things to do around Joburg.
Welcome home brother
Joburg is a very big city with tons to explore ! its the big apple of south africa
19:38 Since you here might as well,this side we call it Shell Garage my brother,not gas station😂
yo Eddie u inspire me bro if u are still here come to Alberton nice place
That is not the hood though.......Go to Soweto,Alex,Diepsloot WITH A GUIDE PLEASE to be safe
Why on earth would he go to Alex or Diepsloot? Never been to those areas and I've been living in Joburg for 15 years. It just a No. SOWETO is OK.
I do my best to avoid the hoods as a whole. There is no culture I need to see so bad that I'm willing to visit a sketchy area for.
@@nleddie South African Culture is found in the hoods, if you haven't been to our townships, then you know nothing about South Africa, its people and where we come from.
@@sanelemwelase because that's were the majority of people who look like him are found!
@@nleddie Then don't mislead your viewers telling this that you are in the hood while you are not broer
Food looked delicious 🤤
The pickle is more so to offset the heat from the bunny.
It was nice
Welcome in South Africa 🇿🇦
Tip on food safety:
Avoid buying at Petrol Filling stations, rather buy from stores as in PnP/ Pick n Pay, Checkers/ Shoprite, Spar etc bakeries, even there..avoid already packaged foods, rather by rolls bread at bakery, same as butchery etc..
I buy at filling stations all the time and none wrong with the food there. As long as its not cooked food he will be fine
I worked retail a while ago
If I was to say😉
There's a lot of stuff you'll never eat ever
Pie/ ready made sandwiches etc 😁
@@xolilemualefe5015 yeah im saying as long as its not those he will be fine
Maybe Xolile is talking about hood garages, here in the suburbs garages have Spar, Pick n Pay, Woolies
@@phindandabula6010
I've retail background
Even in the suburbs, nothing is what it seems 😁
I'll never buy ready made foods even the Sliced shelf bread too 😉
Great video Brother
Appreciate that
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ayanda love story that everyone is invested in...Clicks reminds me of CVS in the US
Consider visiting rural South Africa and game reserve like Kruger National Park.
come to soweto my brother
you wont go wrong
Love your vlogs👏
Dischem is actually better than clicks
Doing a comparison, 80 rands versus how much that product cost in the US, then do the exchange rate difference. I bet the product cost a lot less. Please let me know
That place looks familiar.. isnt that around Germiston? yeah most shops that side are going out of business especially in central Germiston
"This might be a bowl of cerel for you" bro lol that's a quarter loaf of bread 🤣
I'm saying the spice level
Absa Nandos mtn all the brands you see in Africa come out of South Africa
wow good to know
Bro you need to move and book in Sandton or Rosebank or just anywhere North of Johannesburg ..that area you at is not safe
Lol it's perfectly safe, what you talking bwt
Speaking nonsense
🇿🇦✌️😊Enjoy your time with us ma boi.... If you still have a time go to Eastern Cape to the rural areas...
lol u wanna send him. to the mountain in December..... i like East Lond, its small but gthe vibe is good. the beach etc
@@Pope_Smoke 😂😂😂 don't reveal our plans online bro😂😂
@@LincolnNcame 😂😂😂😂
South Africa : You want small or big? What's the difference? "The small one is the small one and the big one is the big one."
Next time when you go to SA you should go to Santon and also go to Mall of Africa
Hawu this dude is in Primrose where politicians live talking about he in the hood 👀🙆🏽♂️
But it is a hood bro 1 of the sketchy suburbs in jhb I used to stay there
@InsightconstructionQuaid Well then that means the whole of Joburg is the hood cause 98% of this place is sketchy bro 👀
@velemsenindlovu might aswell be bro🤣🫡but me and you know where the real hood is but we don't want to expose the bad parts of our country bro
hey bro. i love to see you tour our country. We wouldnt consider thata the hood. That wold be the hood in American standards. if you want to see the hood visit soweto or tembisa.
Every bank has a standard fee. So next time, draw a R1000, the fee will still be R250... if you draw an R200, the fee remains R250, the same. Hope this helps 🙏
Please Eddy consider visiting Morocco in the future .
Eddie we have one of the most safest tap water to drink.
I would love to visit SA but not live there because it is like America. Too many mzungus for me but I understand it would be a softer landing for AA.
Be advised that any country with no big number of Settlers have issues,like military check points and police acting outside the boundaries of law,with that said you will pay this people as soon as they realize you not a local,they will create all sorts of problems just to make you pay them…DO YOUR RESEARCH ESPECIALLY WITH PEOPLE WHO STAYED IN THOSE COUNTRIES THEY END UP SETTLING IN…YOU CAN BE IN SOUTH AFRICA AND DONT EVEN SEE WHITE PEOPLE DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU STAY….that mean staying away from cities…and white south africans are different simply because we do not treat racist behavior with soft gloves especially other white people when they witness that,they will come after that fellow white person with disgust and being backwards,most problems are in small poor white areas with old white people and some middle age white people who blame everything on the recent government and cant stomach change🤞🏽
It's different here,they can't get away with racism here,black people are standing together here.By the way I'm a South African women.
In reality I have spent long periods of time in both Uganda and Tanzania. SA is much more livable
@@mphomashegoane200facts
I feel most Overseas vloggers, go to more effluent ofcourse safe places, but that is not the really heart of SA, most black, coloured and Asians leave on the so called townships, in every city and town you will find those serageted neibourhood which is the legacy of Apartheid government, which has not change even today
U should visit kasi primrose don't got that hood feeling ( tembisa,soweto, alex)
bro primrose is no longer safe, tree month ago I got robbed there
What’s your opinion about SA compared to other countries have you visited so far? And what you can consider it your home base ?
I'll do my best to make a video
No buy Soweto kota its the only delicious Kota in South Africa. It has Cheese, Russian, Burger, chips, french, lettice and Source
Bra i think you have to make your way to Cape Town for the best vibes, just don't venture into the Cape Flats without the right dudes otherwise things can go south very quickly especially if you rolling with a camera
Becareful ,
Thats the burbs big dawg!
Bruv, was in my area... 🙌🏼💯💯💯
Primrose...!!!
You literally walked back Bedfordview 😅
Eddie connect with the AA couple called “The Real South Africa.” They moved there and have a travel agency. They have a UA-cam channel too. Also, I have heard of kefir. It’s supposed to be good for the digestive system.
Pull up to Hatfield 😅
Dude you should visit game reserves too ...
why dont your go to jorburg hill row tower and small street
That's not the hood go a couple of streets over near the police station then your are in the hood
An important rule you need to follow, doesn't matter in what country you are always have at least a 1k or more of that countries currency in your wallet.
Bro... dont use your American bank debit card it will overcharge you. use a Credit card instead. it will be cheaper, Use American Express credit Card itc accepted in a lot of countries.
I don’t know but I feel Egypt is full of life compared to SA do you agree?
Please can you elaborate on this, what makes you think that Egypt is full of life more than SA?😊
I think because Egypt especially Cairo the capital have a lot of monuments to visit it and the streets always full of people 24 hours a day Never sleep,The theaters and the cinema everywhere , have a lot of restaurants with different kinds of foods and also you will see and meet a people from different countries enjoying visiting Egypt because Egypt rich of history and monuments , plus Egypt have the most beautiful beaches located on the Red Sea like Sharm El-Sheikh city and Hurghada and Dahab city .
@@alfarisalshammeri5468. Egypt would have been richer if they didn't try to whitewash their history.
But don’t get me wrong South Africa seems like a beautiful country with nice and friendly people definitely I would love to visit it one day .
@@alfarisalshammeri5468 SA has attractions too, however that hugely depends on the city u visit. If he went to Cape Town He would visit a lot of such things,as well as beaches ⛱️. Even in Joburg, there are many restaurants, cinemas and busy streets, he just chose to live in a not so popular side of Joburg. He is also not exploring Joburg.
One thing about you... You'll walk...😅
For sure I love walking around. I sit while working so I always prefer a good walk when I have the time and weather permits
I would love to see your reaction when you taste a REAL veggie bunny chow in Durban! What you ate was just a knock-off, haha! I find it so funny that you call suburbs "the hood", haha! But I've seen enough American movies and TV, esp of the hoods in California that I know what you mean. Hope you get to take someone on a date to Gold Reef City! The Apartheid Museum is right next to Gold Reef City, so you would need two days to spend on both; there isn't enough time in one day to explore both. And people are staring at you because you're holding up a selfie stick with your phone/camera talking into it. It looks REALLY WEIRD and SUS from a South African perspective. We don't do that in South Africa. 😂
Go to Rosebank, Sandton, Mall of Africa and so on. I work in Rosebank.
Did you build those places. The real South Africa is Tembisa and Soweto and Kayelitha
@@afrikanking4022 Enter the big mouth coward from Zimbabwe 😂😂😂 South Africans build those malls, most of the malls were not as beautiful as they are now before 1994. Some were built after , the Mall of Africa for instance and many more.
@@afrikanking4022they are fully 100% South African cities for South African people. Your countries are FAILED STATES and will as such because of your dead mindsets.
Those atm's in the gas stations u have to hold the card in for it to work😂😂😂😂😂
7:11 South Africa is not racist country ..... Glad you get to experience the truth about SA......
Not the Ayanda love story 😂😂
That is what it seems to have turned into 😂
You have to come to soweto for real bunny chow
You need to visit Gold reef City
I want to take someone on a date there
@nleddie definitely you will enjoy, you need to also visit the museum
Who? 😂@@nleddie
treat ayanda well!