YOU'RE NEVER INDIAN OR CARIBBEAN ENOUGH | American Couple Reacts Indo Caribbean Culture

YOU'RE NEVER INDIAN OR CARIBBEAN ENOUGH | American Couple Reacts Indo Caribbean Culture | The Demouchets REACT
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[@realriaan3620]

As a South African Coloured person, I understand the fear of losing Culture without our younger generation.

[@SlangScientist]

Jamaican here, Indian contributions to our food are strong.

[@SMOOVKILL1]

The culture is still strong in Toronto. There's party's every week.

[@kofisam4106]

Because The Indians in Canada are recent migrants

[@isomario]

100% Culture preservation is so important for a people who have been displaced from their origins. I have lots of Indians and Chinese in my family line too, even tho I'm Afro-Caribbean

[@katydaniels508]

I didn’t know what indentured meant. This is such an amazing community ❤

[@jouezmoi]

Soca music is actually the mix of the African calypso beat with Indian rhythms. The creator of soca, Ras Shorty I/ Garfield Blackman created this music in the 1970s.

[@eve3363]

That's not necessarily true. You can argue soca in Trinidad is influenced by Indian rhythms. But soca for example in Grenada is not.

[@jouezmoi]

@@eve3363 Eve. I am telling you what is fact in Trinidad and Tobago. It is known history of soca. I am a 60 year old musician. I am not guessing here. I am telling you this is the case. That information is so standard that it is even on Wikipedia. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soca_music. What you have in Grenada with the Jab rhythm is not soca. It may fall under the name umbrella of calypso/soca music, and you may call it that but it is not the original soca music. It is Jab Jab music with the Jab rhythm, a west African bell rhythm, which is African. Soca is the blend of a rhythm similar to the Jab rhythm and Indian rhythms.

[@jouezmoi]

@@eve3363 There is Jab music from Grenada, with the African Jab Jab rhythm, and there is soca music from Grenada with the soca music beat. You may call all of it soca, but it is two different sub-genres. Jab Jab music existed before Soca music.

[@Zenollan]

African calypso ?? Calypso is trini point blank period they didn’t create nothing,just steal our rhythms

[@valleynle5812]

Love me a nice roti on the weekends ❤

[@otbhs3646]

My mom's is black and my pops is a cooley from st vincent

[@wowodoudinchengxurouroufen6939]

Yes! 1st🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@desrankine1935]

Which Caribbean countries had indentured servants. Ca u do a video on that?

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

If we can find one.

[@kayb2930]

Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, Grenada, Antigua, etc. It's a pretty big list

[@colibri9714]

@@kayb2930 Guadeloupe and Martinique too

[@jaysam7856]

This video is silly they where not call Indians we they came to the Caribbean we were already call Carib, they got the name India in 1947 so how the hell are the real Indians can someone explain to me please,During British colonial rule, from approximately 1757 to 1947, 'India' became the official name for the Indian subcontinent

[@creolito9600]

I’m sorry but the problem is clearly that they want to be Indian and Caribbean, the black ppl in the West Indies don’t say I want to be Caribbean and African they are just Caribbean. So the simple fact that just don’t see themselves as Caribbeans but also something else (the ppl I see putting Indian flags on their bio when their ancestors haven’t set foot there in 200 years) is clearly why they are not considered « Caribbean enough »