Make sure you purchase health insurance since you will be in Kenya most of the time. You will be able to find it at a great price vs in America. You won't be able to get medical treatment without money or insurance. So please buy health insurance
Im proud of the brother too... This is how we are supposed to move. Go around the world 🌎 and see what you like instead of America telling you whats the best
Just some advice: If you are planning to spend the rest of your life there, start networking with good and influential people, learn how to farm, grow your own food, invest in people there, and empower them. Your future is set.
Am from Kenya and i can tell you that this is not good for us. Just go back and look at dude's record...there's nothing honourable about it. If a person like that is praising your country, you should be worried. He spoke highly about every country he got cheap women. 4-5 years and Kenya will be a sex tourist country like Jamaica and Thailand. Our women shouldn’t be depict like that.
@@jonneygreen Lame reasoning. And even if the women makes it worthwhile for him, what's the problem? Ask your women if you have control over them not to play ball.
@@jonneygreen As an African American my brother I fully agree with you... My ancestry is from tribes that originate in West Africa and Central Africa, and Kenya is a great country, the land of Maasai and Nandi, two of the major tribes from Kenya. We are Hamites... Much respect brother...
@@johnsonnkonge3694 Renting seem like a waste of money. I can't live in Kenya and pay this much in rent that he's paying monthly. Either I own my home or apartment or I'm not staying in Kenya. Renting anywhere in Africa is still cheaper compared with any Western nation but rent in Kenya in particular seem expensive for an African nation where most things are a lot cheaper
AUSTON IS 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 % AFRICA IS THE BEST AND I MOVED FROM NYC TO NAIROBI KENYA 🇰🇪 2 YEARS AGO WITH MY WIFE AND 4 KIDS WE LOVE ❤️ IT HERE AND SETTLE DOWN FOR GOOD WE'RE NOT GOING BACK TO THE STATES FOR EVER I'M GLAD WE MAKE THE DECISION.
@@ShubShib-y2b I left the US and returned to Nigeria 4 years ago. I wouldn't even want to make a flight connection in that country because of the memories horrible of of Black People
*Wait!!! Before you can do any of this, there are things we need to know(not a complete list)!* 1. How long can you stay? What's the visa situation? 2. Do you need to be a citizen to buy land? 3. Can you even be a citizen?
I lived in America for thirty years and relocated back home to Kenya. It took me quite a while to adjust to being back but what helped the transition back was flying home a few times a year. I’m now settled fully in Kenya and visit the US twice a year but I’m happier in Africa. We have a lot of African Americans in Nairobi, Malindi and Watamu who’ve made Kenya their home.
"Kenya is like a very black version of America without the bullshit" ~ Well said! Nairobi is the capital of Africa! And more people need to experience the magic of Kenya! Karibu Nairobi & Kenya, learn Swahili and peeps are gonna luv ya even more! Thanks for sharing the love of our motherland! ❤
@@arlic5279 The mans whole platform and ability to travel is sponsored by donations. Those are the people who " work hard" to enable him. The reality of it is he's a constant dependent . Thats a hustle at best. This is no direct jab at him, but comments like yours misrepresents the meaning of individuals who work hard and build. Your narrative is as though the man " worked hard" to build up his own bank in order to get away from the BS and traverse to foreign lands. Doing lives / IRLs for the purpose of receiving donations to jet set the world isnt "hard work".. Instagram " models" pull hustles like this with similar " dedication".
Always Americans/ and English people enjoy Kenya because of the culture here, people are welcoming, free spirited, easy people, love life , everything is available , freedom of speech, freedom of expression, movement, security, beautiful infrastructures. Beautiful and learned people who know what they are doing and what they want. You’ll enjoy Nairobi especially.
Ive only been to Nairobi twice and as a Kenyan American it felt like home. Anything bad ppl say, literally exist anywhere. Protest literally happens in the states lmao. It really is a wonderful city.
@@nakho3550 before anything man I’m a Kenyan immigrant, I would definitely go back if I had the opportunity too. My life rn is in the states, but my heart and family is in Kenya.
Please stop with the KENYAN-American BS. Just say Kenyan living in America. Claiming American should never be a badge of honor. Heck I was born in Brooklyn NY but you will never hear me say Nigerian-American 🤮. Africa first… remember that
I am happy you are settling in Africa, It doesn't matter which country as long as it is on the continent. That is the best news I heard all week. You can make Kenya your base and still travel around the world.
It does matter. Kenya is that place you will never feel like a foreigner but a brother or sister. Kenyans are generally kind to each other and extend that kindness to foreigners unlike some places that treat foreigners with disdain or suspicion. For instance Kenyans do have an abundance mentality and will not feel threatened if a foreigner wants to start a business in their country. Cannot say the same about the other countries.But to each their own. Tribalism is also dead in Kenya so it will only get better. People just love each other. It's a wonderful experience.
AUSTON IS 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 % AFRICA IS THE BEST AND I MOVED FROM NYC TO NAIROBI KENYA 🇰🇪 2 YEARS AGO WITH MY WIFE AND 4 KIDS WE LOVE ❤️ IT HERE AND SETTLE DOWN FOR GOOD WE'RE NOT GOING BACK TO THE STATES FOR EVER I'M GLAD WE MAKE THE DECISION..
Welcome Home Brother. No country is perfect but Kenya is limited edition. If you can purchase your own house, you will find Kenya to be very habitable. The economy will get even better.
@@jameswatson6Born and raised in The Savanna KareNgata.Btwn the aroma of the morning dew and the chirping of the birds at 6 in the morning?I call Paradise.Ive traveled the World 🌎 and Nothing Compares.
Not really. Many people who come to kenya for the Birds go to kakamega forest. The birds you'll find there are exquisite. It's a rain forest so you can find everything from the ones you find in Nairobi to some you'll find in the congo forest.
@@richardray2680 Do they have a Savanna there in kakamege? Or Congo? have u been in a Savanna before? I own a forest and river in Western Province and Nothing compares to The Savanna.
@richardray2680 I agree there are so many bird species in western Kenya but other places as well this person meant to say Kenya not Nairobi specifically...
1:55 = Mr Holleman is the one who got it right. Compare and contrast all the different places, then settle once you made your final analysis. You get the most out of life this way along with knowing what you’re not really missing out on once you’re reaching the end of your train
As you should. I am African and was in Cali, Colombia for over a week at the Afro music festival and it felt like I was back home in Africa. Went down to Buenaventura and it was like little Africa with the people, the houses etc. Getting on the flight back to the US is a real bummer. Luckily I plan to take my girl back home and she is just as excited.
I work with a Kenyan. He said if Kenya was on the boarder of America, he would had made an U turn. He said he never had to work so hard in his life 😂in America. My coworker is stuck now because he got family and a mortgage.
Auston, I love your point - The collective mentality in Kenya (and Afrika), versus the individualistic mentality in the US! I take collective any day. It is human. It is healthy.
We Kenyans are welcoming , please tell your African Americans in the United States to also treat Africans good when they come to the United States. They treat us like crap here in Inited States
THATS Awesome,happy You Embraced Kenya,I was one of the 1st ones when you was doing lives and videos from Brazil to go check out Africa and Kenya,and it appears you fell in love with it,I been living in Kenya 3 years now,Africa in general is better than America the peace you get alone is Blissful.
Welcome back home Auston...let nobody tell you what is good for you. Just live your life Kaka (bro).... Africa Americans should realise Africa is as much yours as it is ours...this is your Ancestral land your heritage and it will always be....so be free and live life...cheers hope to see you one day as y'all prepare coming back to your homeland
Auston hasn't even been to S. Africa yet, and it's in his top 5 subscribers/viewers. Most Kenyans only like the fact that he is promoting their country. There was an African American family, and some were so petty that when they had to choose where to live between SA and Kenya and they chose SA, Kenyans started unsubscribing because they were only interested in Kenyan content.
Auston i think you meant to say that Kenya is a more Developed country and not more civilized country over some Other African nations. So everyone calm down because the word he was looking for is that Kenya is just more DEVELOPED than Tanzania ect...
Leave out Tanzania in your Passport bros business....kenya is still a poor country just like any orher African country...look at its per capita...not even in top 20 in Africa.
@utopolo543 leave out this conversation and leave us passport bros alone. Yes Kenya is poor but more developed than Tanzania. So what are you talking about???? Remove yourself from this channel
JAMBO, I love Nairobi!!!!! The food is so fresh and reasonably priced, the rich culture and the PEOPLE. The people are the sweetest and most welcoming. My hubby and I are thinking about moving there someday.
Home? He’s American. Stop it! You mean welcome to Kenya. Without the American dollar, we are not welcome anywhere. Keep it 100. “Thank You!” for sharing ❤️🖤💚 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@Kadar-bu1zz😂😂Smh you Brothas really ARE SLOW. You DO know America was the land of the black people too, even Australia was once all black so how does he know he's from Africa, because the WHITE MAN said it??
@@GodBlessTheChild1Don't comment with the bullshit white man fed into your mind. When I tell a black American Welcome home, I mean it. I have my own money, I don't need yours. You think we Kenyans are happy to hear over 3m blacks are in American prisons when you only make up 12% of the population. Were we stupid to make our country Visa Free for black Americans?
If you plan to move to Kenya for the rest of your life, make sure you have a way to sustain yourself. Jobs don't come by easily even for the most educated. You can split your time between America and Kenya, that way you can make money here and then go back. That's what my siblings do. I also plan to do the same if I retire without enough money to live on
@@mercyk2672 True ... In Kenya you have to do something to earn a living cos there are NO jobs.... unless you are creative enough and invest in something.. But if you have a pension then you will live like a king with all the trappings...
@@williamkamau1167yup going to Africa to take advantage of broke women & easy box or compete in America with the highest quality of potential life I think I rather the U.S
as Kenyan who has travelled i stayed in Mozambique for 3 months on my way to South africa, Mozambique is beautiful, beautiful food, beautiful people their Portuguese culture is amazing the beaches are just wow, loved it and its very cheap
If Auston says good morning, you have to go outside to check if it’s still morning before responding. He says good things about a country but waits until he leaves before saying bad things about the place. He left Africa a while ago and mentioned that one thing he doesn't like about Africa is that people beg for money a lot and that women ask for money too much and expect him to pay for everything. Now, he's hyping Kenya. Let's wait until he leaves to find out what he really thinks about Kenya.
Every country is nice if you have an elite passport (US, UK, EU, Japan, etc). The key to living in a nice place is knowing you can leave at anytime you feel it’s becoming not nice.
Passport ain’t everything you gotta have the money and be able to afford the cost of living. Cost of living is higher in western countries and the excessive bills car insurance/Road tax is mandatory and service charges so unless you have lived in western countries it’s not just about the passport.
I too fell in love with Kenya the first time I went. I have my place in Kenya. As a Black American man I wasn't treated as a Black man. I was treated as a human being. That's all I have ever asked. I am based out of Kenya but travel for work purposes. I am able to split the year 6 months in Kenya 6 months travel for work. I would love to make the full transition there.
Kenya is ancient Caanan, the real land of Israel. 🙂Hebrew is anglicised Bantu languages. Let's begin with Hebrew being anglicised Bantu languages and old Swahili. The name Yehuah means " he is". Ye huwa is Swahili for "he is/ he's present." Yeshua hamashiach is also from Swahili word " ye huwa hamasia" meaning he's inspiration/inspires/knowledge/ imparts knowledge. Ruachoth is from Swahili word "Roho" meaning spirit, Tisha B'Av, Tīšʿā Bəʾāv; 'the ninth of Av', is an annual fast day in Judaism; A commemoration of a number of disasters in Jewish history, primarily the destruction of both Solomon's Temple by the Neo-Babylonian Empire and the Second Temple by the Roman Empire in Jerusalem. "Tisa" is Bantu/Swahili for number "nine". Sabbath is from Bantu /Swahili word "Saba" meaning "seven". Matta(staff) is from Bantu word "mzatta", mayim(water) from bantu word "maji/mayi/mai/machi", bereshit (beginning) from bantu word "mbere/ bere/ mbele/ imbiri", Ben(children of) is from Bantu word "b'en/ beni", Jacob from Bantu word "kaba" meaning fight/ beat, Manasseh from Bantu word "manose"meaning "to give and forget", Judah from Bantu word "whuda" meaning man of war, Isaac from Bantu word "seka" meaning laughter. Shema Israel is wrongly translated as "hear Israel"; it's actually from Swahili word "Sema" which correctly translated would be "proclaim Israel!", Yasharel is from Swahili word "Ya ishara" meaning of promise/oath/ a sign, Moab is from Bantu word "mwab' meaning nephew, Aram from bantu word "ahlamu/w'alamu/mlamu" meaning in law, Babylon from Bantu word "b'ab'elwa" meaning fighting/ misunderstanding, mizraim from Bantu word "mizi ra iwi/ mizi ra isi" meaning two cities, Jebusites from Bantu word jeb'usi meaning "dark/blackened/ burnt", Hebrew word "sirah" from Swahili word "hasira" meaning anger, Boker meaning "morning" from Bantu word "b'uka" and uncountable more...🙂There's more. In Kenya is the b'ar Daw'ida tribe (house of David, tribe of Judah/Benjamin) and the Sabaot tribe (Tribe of Reuben/Chesubiny) Luhya tribe ( tribe of Judah), Talai clan of Kingmakers (part of Levi), Mijikenda (tribe of Dan - The founding of Mombasa is associated with one of them, Mwana Mkisi. According to legend, Mwana Mkisi is the original ancestor of Mombasa's oldest lineages within Thenashara Taifa (or Twelve Nations). Families associated with the Twelve Nations are still considered the original inhabitants of the city. Samson (Fumo Liyongo) was also a legend who was killed by the Philistines in Faza- renamed Gaza in modern Israel). Kikuyu (Judah/Benjamin/Levi), just to mention a few. They have also taken names of places in Kenya and used them in the imitation Jerusalem and Israel in the Middle East. Nazareth comes from bantu word Nyanza (meaning lake) and Reth ( meaning King). The people are known in the bible as Nazarenes. Jesus was a Nazarene but is wrongly addressed as Jesus of Nazareth instead of Jesus the Nazareth.(King from Nyanza). All places associated with Jesus are located in Kenya even his tomb. The area where Jerusalem stood is a designated UNESCO world heritage site. Other places include Kericho (Jericho) which was the provincial outpost of king Eglon. Mt Elgon on the border of Kenya and Uganda is named after him (and where Moses climbed to Pisgah (Wagagai) to get a view of Caanan /Kenya). Eglon was killed by Ehud a left handed man. Archaeological evidence of the Elementaita area has proven the Ehud story. There's Gilgil (Gilgal) which is a military barracks to date. It's also where Joshua circumcised the Israelites after crossing the Jordan (River Nzoia initially Yoya which is still a roaring river impassable during flooding and it's surrounding plains heavily forested and a paper milling area). Archaeological evidence proves the circumcision story. There's Mt. Maragoli (mount of olives) which still has the necropolis (mungoma caves), where important people were buried on its border( they can't really find the necropolis in modern Israel. They don't think important people could have been buried where they identified it). There's potter's field, Eldama ravine (renamed Akeldama in modern Israel) where the spirit of death still hovers, there's Samaria (initially Shomrom) from bantu word shmromko meaning "steep and hilly. It's where Sanballat built a temple on the highest hill for Israelites in the northern kingdom. 🙂The place is today known as Sambalat and the temple replaced by a church known as the church in the sky - Wewo. There's the Rift Valley (valley of Jehoshaphat/Kidron valley) at the end of which is Ongata-Rongai (renamed en-Rogel in modern Israel) to the south. Then there's Dar and Faza coastal cities (renamed Dor and Gaza in modern Israel). Ancient Israelite towns extended into northern Tanzania and eastern Uganda. 🙂These are just but a few of all the locations that have been renamed in Israel when it was created in 1948. The temple in Middle East Jerusalem was destroyed in 73CE. The real Jerusalem and temple were destroyed in 70CE. The Middle East Jerusalem was an imitation of the real Jerusalem in Kenya and built in what was then the Heliopolis of Egypt. Some Levites from real Jerusalem were taken to minister there. Israelites who moved to Egypt and other converts worshipped in this temple. It was built like a fort and later used by Romans. This is why a wall still stands to date. The real Jerusalem was completely destroyed and is still a haunt for jackals and trodden of by gentiles as it's been designated a UNESCO world heritage site (Aberdares Range). Some Israelites from the middle East Jerusalem were later taken to the Carribbean. This is possibly why the Lemba and Igbo claim Middle East heritage because they moved to Africa from there. They may have been real or converted Hebrews. The East African and other Bantu culture is Hebrew culture. Some like the Sabaot (tribe of Reuben) are today known as Kalenjin (Nilotes) because of their assimilation with caananite tribes that were never completely destroyed. This is why they considered Kenya for Jewish settlement in 1903 but the ones to be resettled weren't black. 😑It would have been scandalous.
@@deejaybluemoon1 Kenya is ancient Caanan, the real land of Israel. 🙂Hebrew is anglicised Bantu languages. Let's begin with Hebrew being anglicised Bantu languages and old Swahili. The name Yehuah means " he is". Ye huwa is Swahili for "he is/ he's present." Yeshua hamashiach is also from Swahili word " ye huwa hamasia" meaning he's inspiration/inspires/knowledge/ imparts knowledge. Ruachoth is from Swahili word "Roho" meaning spirit, Tisha B'Av, Tīšʿā Bəʾāv; 'the ninth of Av', is an annual fast day in Judaism; A commemoration of a number of disasters in Jewish history, primarily the destruction of both Solomon's Temple by the Neo-Babylonian Empire and the Second Temple by the Roman Empire in Jerusalem. "Tisa" is Bantu/Swahili for number "nine". Sabbath is from Bantu /Swahili word "Saba" meaning "seven". Matta(staff) is from Bantu word "mzatta", mayim(water) from bantu word "maji/mayi/mai/machi", bereshit (beginning) from bantu word "mbere/ bere/ mbele/ imbiri", Ben(children of) is from Bantu word "b'en/ beni", Jacob from Bantu word "kaba" meaning fight/ beat, Manasseh from Bantu word "manose"meaning "to give and forget", Judah from Bantu word "whuda" meaning man of war, Isaac from Bantu word "seka" meaning laughter. Shema Israel is wrongly translated as "hear Israel"; it's actually from Swahili word "Sema" which correctly translated would be "proclaim Israel!", Yasharel is from Swahili word "Ya ishara" meaning of promise/oath/ a sign, Moab is from Bantu word "mwab' meaning nephew, Aram from bantu word "ahlamu/w'alamu/mlamu" meaning in law, Babylon from Bantu word "b'ab'elwa" meaning fighting/ misunderstanding, mizraim from Bantu word "mizi ra iwi/ mizi ra isi" meaning two cities, Jebusites from Bantu word jeb'usi meaning "dark/blackened/ burnt", Hebrew word "sirah" from Swahili word "hasira" meaning anger, Boker meaning "morning" from Bantu word "b'uka" and uncountable more...🙂There's more. In Kenya is the b'ar Daw'ida tribe (house of David, tribe of Judah/Benjamin) and the Sabaot tribe (Tribe of Reuben/Chesubiny) Luhya tribe ( tribe of Judah), Talai clan of Kingmakers (part of Levi), Mijikenda (tribe of Dan - The founding of Mombasa is associated with one of them, Mwana Mkisi. According to legend, Mwana Mkisi is the original ancestor of Mombasa's oldest lineages within Thenashara Taifa (or Twelve Nations). Families associated with the Twelve Nations are still considered the original inhabitants of the city. Samson (Fumo Liyongo) was also a legend who was killed by the Philistines in Faza- renamed Gaza in modern Israel). Kikuyu (Judah/Benjamin/Levi), just to mention a few. They have also taken names of places in Kenya and used them in the imitation Jerusalem and Israel in the Middle East. Nazareth comes from bantu word Nyanza (meaning lake) and Reth ( meaning King). The people are known in the bible as Nazarenes. Jesus was a Nazarene but is wrongly addressed as Jesus of Nazareth instead of Jesus the Nazareth.(King from Nyanza). All places associated with Jesus are located in Kenya even his tomb. The area where Jerusalem stood is a designated UNESCO world heritage site. Other places include Kericho (Jericho) which was the provincial outpost of king Eglon. Mt Elgon on the border of Kenya and Uganda is named after him (and where Moses climbed to Pisgah (Wagagai) to get a view of Caanan /Kenya). Eglon was killed by Ehud a left handed man. Archaeological evidence of the Elementaita area has proven the Ehud story. There's Gilgil (Gilgal) which is a military barracks to date. It's also where Joshua circumcised the Israelites after crossing the Jordan (River Nzoia initially Yoya which is still a roaring river impassable during flooding and it's surrounding plains heavily forested and a paper milling area). Archaeological evidence proves the circumcision story. There's Mt. Maragoli (mount of olives) which still has the necropolis (mungoma caves), where important people were buried on its border( they can't really find the necropolis in modern Israel. They don't think important people could have been buried where they identified it). There's potter's field, Eldama ravine (renamed Akeldama in modern Israel) where the spirit of death still hovers, there's Samaria (initially Shomrom) from bantu word shmromko meaning "steep and hilly. It's where Sanballat built a temple on the highest hill for Israelites in the northern kingdom. 🙂The place is today known as Sambalat and the temple replaced by a church known as the church in the sky - Wewo. There's the Rift Valley (valley of Jehoshaphat/Kidron valley) at the end of which is Ongata-Rongai (renamed en-Rogel in modern Israel) to the south. Then there's Dar and Faza coastal cities (renamed Dor and Gaza in modern Israel). Ancient Israelite towns extended into northern Tanzania and eastern Uganda. 🙂These are just but a few of all the locations that have been renamed in Israel when it was created in 1948. The temple in Middle East Jerusalem was destroyed in 73CE. The real Jerusalem and temple were destroyed in 70CE. The Middle East Jerusalem was an imitation of the real Jerusalem in Kenya and built in what was then the Heliopolis of Egypt. Some Levites from real Jerusalem were taken to minister there. Israelites who moved to Egypt and other converts worshipped in this temple. It was built like a fort and later used by Romans. This is why a wall still stands to date. The real Jerusalem was completely destroyed and is still a haunt for jackals and trodden of by gentiles as it's been designated a UNESCO world heritage site (Aberdares Range). Some Israelites from the middle East Jerusalem were later taken to the Carribbean. This is possibly why the Lemba and Igbo claim Middle East heritage because they moved to Africa from there. They may have been real or converted Hebrews. The East African and other Bantu culture is Hebrew culture. Some like the Sabaot (tribe of Reuben) are today known as Kalenjin (Nilotes) because of their assimilation with caananite tribes that were never completely destroyed. This is why they considered Kenya for Jewish settlement in 1903 but the ones to be resettled weren't black. 😑It would have been scandalous.
There's definitely nowhere in the world where people of African descent will truly or 100% feel at home or attain a true feeling of belonging other than in BLACK LAND or AFRICA, and this is why after 2.5 decades, I returned to Africa for good. It's been 4 years now since I've been back home, and you can't possibly pay me enough to ever return to the US.
@@TheCoolgame24 We have no reasons for war mongering here in Africa. All the previous and current wars of the entire world were and are artificially engineered by Western Imperialists governments. The US and the EU to be exact. Namely; Sudan, Libya, Iraq, Ukraine, Vietnam, Yugoslavia, DRC, Haiti, WW1, WW2, Rwanda, Liberia, the Korean War and the lists goes on. Imagine how peaceful Africa and the rest of the world would have been without these evil and imperialists governments
@@TheCoolgame24 Africa has no movies? Have you had of Nollywood? Go look it up and come back and tell us how many movies a year it produces more than Hollywood.
Kenya has come from far to be where it is now. People are more aware of where we want our country to be and are working very hard to better ourselves and our country. We are glad you chose to live in Kenya.
Austin we love you , you are very honest with your feelings, Kenya is good for you. Karibu tena meaning welcome back, Kenyans will love your unique contributions I can’t wait to see your business thrive💕💕
Make it your base of operations then travel from there. Get you a nice plot of land in an upscale neighborhood. Gradually build a “badass” home powered by solar. Put in incredible landscaping- fruit trees 🌳. Then build you an amazing UA-cam digital studio. You’re not gonna find a better place on this planet.
Welcome to Kenya always. We are a friendly hard-working people. I'm Kenyan and I still get amazed how I can just start a conversation with a complete stranger every single day in the bus or matatu and talk about anything. Politics, sports, family, anything. And alight and go about my life. The only point I want to make is that the food the vibe and the nice places are only affordable with your money that you made in the US. The conversion rate can make rent look cheap like 850 dollars and really nice food look like 20 dollars. For normal Kenyans average income for professionals could be 500 to 800 dollars a month so housing would be maybe 200 or 300 dollars a month in still nice places. Middle class earn like 150 dollars to 300 dollars a month so we will live in 70 dollars housing and eat out in places like pizza inn or chicken inn average 20 dollars for a meal? So if you move to Kenya you need to understand the income you can make to afford the cool lifestyle. So it's cheap to live here on money you made in US in dollars. Or if you are in the professional bracket of pilot, doctors, high end business people, lawyers , UN or expat people If you can move here and be an expat then for sure it will be cheap. In a nutshell your income source determines what lifestyle you will have. Or the conversion of dollars earned in US and spent in Africa. But for sure with networking with Austin he would give you the network to meet expats in various fields of work for your profession and link you with the expat network to get a good job.
Among the numerous African countries I have visited or explored, Kenya stands out as one of the most favorable options for those considering residence on the continent. The process of adaptation is relatively straightforward, and the primary local language, Swahili, is accessible for learners alongside English. Provided that you possess a stable source of income and earn sufficient funds, you will be able to afford essential necessities, including dependable internet access and numerous locations to discover.
Welcome to Kenya everyone from around the world., we do really have a beautiful country, and everyone who wants to relocate permanently or temporary, Kenyans welcome you to the city under the sun.
I've been to 4 cities in Kenya, lovely country, lovely people. For a black American. Easy to say move there if you have a youtube channel financing your stay. No shade, respect the hustle. It's a nonstarter for 90 percent of black Americans. Either a remote job, open a local business that will make enough money to sustain yourself and good luck with that. You won't be able to find many local jobs that will sustain yourself. Also, its generally much better for a man than a woman where she won't find many men who can meet her on her level. Mombasa, on the coast is not a bad option if beaches and warm weather is your number one criteria. Nairobi gets cold enough that you need a sweater, warm jacket from late May to August.
Austin you also need to visit South Africa, Mozambique and Angola. But over all Kenya is probably one of the best spots for Black Americans to settle....
why the people there not happy there made their own movie and tv shows and video games everyone likes all around the world i never seen any kenya movie that made 1 billion or video game from there or tv show everyone talks about if the place is so great where is the big tech places there
@@nairobinyeusi5811 nobody talking about Kenya people just saying it's not good for every black man and it's not the best place if you use to high tech and video games and movies and TV shows
@@TheCoolgame24 We have our own local TV shows & featured in major international movie series like Money heist. In fact one of the characters in money heist was named Nairobi after our city. We also have major tech companies in Nairobi such as Google, Safaricom, Microsoft, IBM, Cisco, Jumia, HP, Oracle...etc. operating in Nairobi. Kenya also has the most Startups in Africa nicknamed the silicon savannah of Africa. It has more start-ups than some American states. So matters technology should be the least of your worries in Nairobi.
Nice video Auston. I’m glad you’re finally setting up shot in Kenya. I would ask: what’s next for you and the evolution of your channel and what does that look like.
Great clip and representation of our Kenyan Nation especially from the lens of some of us in the Diaspora that live Globally with boots & heritage in Kenya! ✊🏾🇰🇪🇺🇸
Book a Consultation with Auston:
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This is way too cheap charge 70$
@@brianlambisticgenius what’s $70
Make sure you purchase health insurance since you will be in Kenya most of the time. You will be able to find it at a great price vs in America. You won't be able to get medical treatment without money or insurance. So please buy health insurance
@@AustonHolleman consultation
@@brianlambisticgeniuswhy are you weird?
He's finally home. He travelled the whole world and finally found home. I'm so proud of Auston. 🥺
Your name in combination with your profile pic and comment is hilarious, absolute class.
@@dieu5041 🤣
Kenya is a good choice
Im proud of the brother too... This is how we are supposed to move. Go around the world 🌎 and see what you like instead of America telling you whats the best
Wherever we go, we take ourselves
I have lived in Kenya since 2015! I love it! Originally from Compton CA! I wrote a book BlackOut Beyond America! Kenya is a great place to live!
How can I get the book in Nairobi?
Karibu sana ❤
Wow ..
tell them..
🤫 Don’t give out the secret sauce 😂
Just some advice: If you are planning to spend the rest of your life there, start networking with good and influential people, learn how to farm, grow your own food, invest in people there, and empower them. Your future is set.
Wellsaid brother!!! 👊🌍😊
Who told you people we are not "empowered"? Condescending American asses. Kenya is like any other country you retard
Great advice.
Do you live in Kenya?
@@MassGainingGuy I don't
Dude’s got the Kenyan bracelet that’s how you know he ain’t leaving 😂
Am from Kenya and i can tell you that this is not good for us. Just go back and look at dude's record...there's nothing honourable about it. If a person like that is praising your country, you should be worried. He spoke highly about every country he got cheap women. 4-5 years and Kenya will be a sex tourist country like Jamaica and Thailand. Our women shouldn’t be depict like that.
Facts!!!! He never took it off all this time since he left and even throughout multiple countries. Only intentional viewers like us noticed it
@@jonneygreen Lame reasoning. And even if the women makes it worthwhile for him, what's the problem? Ask your women if you have control over them not to play ball.
@@alexchui3511tf up,hes right we dont need these type of people in our country
@@jonneygreen
As an African American my brother I fully agree with you...
My ancestry is from tribes that originate in West Africa and Central Africa, and Kenya is a great country, the land of Maasai and Nandi, two of the major tribes from Kenya.
We are Hamites... Much respect brother...
You very welcome to live in Kenya. It's a vibe.
Just buy a house and do your stuff.
Kenya is a great country.
@@johnsonnkonge3694
Renting seem like a waste of money. I can't live in Kenya and pay this much in rent that he's paying monthly. Either I own my home or apartment or I'm not staying in Kenya.
Renting anywhere in Africa is still cheaper compared with any Western nation but rent in Kenya in particular seem expensive for an African nation where most things are a lot cheaper
Great country but great corrupt leaders scumming the tax payers!
AUSTON IS 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 %
AFRICA IS THE BEST AND I MOVED FROM NYC TO NAIROBI KENYA 🇰🇪 2 YEARS AGO WITH MY WIFE AND 4 KIDS WE LOVE ❤️ IT HERE AND SETTLE DOWN FOR GOOD WE'RE NOT GOING BACK TO THE STATES FOR EVER I'M GLAD WE MAKE THE DECISION.
@@ShubShib-y2b
I left the US and returned to Nigeria 4 years ago. I wouldn't even want to make a flight connection in that country because of the memories horrible of of Black People
*Wait!!! Before you can do any of this, there are things we need to know(not a complete list)!*
1. How long can you stay? What's the visa situation?
2. Do you need to be a citizen to buy land?
3. Can you even be a citizen?
I lived in America for thirty years and relocated back home to Kenya. It took me quite a while to adjust to being back but what helped the transition back was flying home a few times a year. I’m now settled fully in Kenya and visit the US twice a year but I’m happier in Africa. We have a lot of African Americans in Nairobi, Malindi and Watamu who’ve made Kenya their home.
Same boat lived in u.s for 23 yrs, now back and loving it
Planning to retire in Malindi after i retire soon from the states.
Oh no-why was this rapist and womanizer allowed in Kenya again??PLEASE LEAVE and go back to whatever dumpster you came from-Please
Are you Kenyan?
Your "home" is in west Africa. If we talk about origin's and ancestry, you have nothing to do with Kenyans and other east Africans.
Went to Nairobi this summer and felt in love with the people. I love that place. I want to go back every year.
Welcome back again,sueira.
Your welcome back anytime Jambo!
@@sueira1000 you are most welcome back
"Kenya is like a very black version of America without the bullshit" ~ Well said!
Nairobi is the capital of Africa! And more people need to experience the magic of Kenya!
Karibu Nairobi & Kenya, learn Swahili and peeps are gonna luv ya even more!
Thanks for sharing the love of our motherland! ❤
U have to learn swahili from Tz though, don't take that from Us, swahili moved there, born in TZ😀😀😀
Oh, but for us Kenyans there's a lot of political bullshit.
austin is a perfect example of someone who worked hard , got away from the bullshit , and now people hate him cuz they are still stuck in the bullshit
😂😂😂 they still stuck in the bulshit
" Worked hard" doing what exactly?
@@creedlang419 it’s not easy to build a brand into a spot where you have the freedom to travel anywhere you want for 12 months out of the year .
@@arlic5279 The mans whole platform and ability to travel is sponsored by donations. Those are the people who " work hard" to enable him. The reality of it is he's a constant dependent . Thats a hustle at best. This is no direct jab at him, but comments like yours misrepresents the meaning of individuals who work hard and build. Your narrative is as though the man " worked hard" to build up his own bank in order to get away from the BS and traverse to foreign lands. Doing lives / IRLs for the purpose of receiving donations to jet set the world isnt "hard work".. Instagram " models" pull hustles like this with similar " dedication".
@@creedlang419You’re jealous
Welcome home. 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪. Feel at home. 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪. Stay at home. You are free to live and stay in Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
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kwani tunauza kenya? na hawa AA wengi wanatuchukia waafrika hapa US..
Uyu last time aliongea vibaya kuhusu nchi yetu namchukia sana
@@orisenabrittkwanza haka ka mwanaume po
@@brianabrick6239 .sina na shida na wale wazuri lakini hawataki kuhamia kwa watu wao huko africa ya kaskazini ..maisha huko ni hard small😁
Always Americans/ and English people enjoy Kenya because of the culture here, people are welcoming, free spirited, easy people, love life , everything is available , freedom of speech, freedom of expression, movement, security, beautiful infrastructures. Beautiful and learned people who know what they are doing and what they want. You’ll enjoy Nairobi especially.
Also the fact English is one of the Official languages,so it's easy to move around nd interact with literally anyone..
Kenya has my heart 😂 nothing on earth can compare honesty. Kenya is BAE. Now let me go back under my rock.
Ive only been to Nairobi twice and as a Kenyan American it felt like home. Anything bad ppl say, literally exist anywhere. Protest literally happens in the states lmao. It really is a wonderful city.
It felt like home but you returned to America, your home.
@@nakho3550 before anything man I’m a Kenyan immigrant, I would definitely go back if I had the opportunity too. My life rn is in the states, but my heart and family is in Kenya.
Please stop with the KENYAN-American BS. Just say Kenyan living in America. Claiming American should never be a badge of honor. Heck I was born in Brooklyn NY but you will never hear me say Nigerian-American 🤮. Africa first… remember that
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I am happy you are settling in Africa, It doesn't matter which country as long as it is on the continent. That is the best news I heard all week. You can make Kenya your base and still travel around the world.
about damn time content creators, especially black people, move to Africa. They don't even travel to the continent usually.
True
Exactly
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It does matter. Kenya is that place you will never feel like a foreigner but a brother or sister. Kenyans are generally kind to each other and extend that kindness to foreigners unlike some places that treat foreigners with disdain or suspicion. For instance Kenyans do have an abundance mentality and will not feel threatened if a foreigner wants to start a business in their country. Cannot say the same about the other countries.But to each their own.
Tribalism is also dead in Kenya so it will only get better. People just love each other. It's a wonderful experience.
AUSTON IS 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 %
AFRICA IS THE BEST AND I MOVED FROM NYC TO NAIROBI KENYA 🇰🇪 2 YEARS AGO WITH MY WIFE AND 4 KIDS WE LOVE ❤️ IT HERE AND SETTLE DOWN FOR GOOD WE'RE NOT GOING BACK TO THE STATES FOR EVER I'M GLAD WE MAKE THE DECISION..
It is so nice to hear all that about my beautiful kenyan people and country. Hakuna Matata! Welcome home brother!
That house 🏠 in the background is beautiful. Keep doing your thing pimp
No pimp in his blood
He ain't a pimp 😂just cool brother.
He's definitely a pimp. He be using these girls for his videos
Nairobi is what you see in the net , very beautiful modern africa ‼️🇰🇪❤️
@@bigtizz8588correct.
I call them passport simps
Kenyans are very tech savvy and have a huge presence on social media and Auston knows this
Welcome Home Brother. No country is perfect but Kenya is limited edition. If you can purchase your own house, you will find Kenya to be very habitable. The economy will get even better.
Africa is for all Africans. Nairobi is the true gateway for the first impression on Africa. Feel at home young brother
I went to school in Kenya. Its a lovely place. And Auston youre doing an awesome job. Kudos man.
isame I lived in nairobi for a year as a kid in 2003. school was super hard compared to american school but it was super fun
Which school?
@@markgamer9193 I went to Braeside private school. idk about OP
@@ibrahimelmi210 i go there
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Do your thing bro. Been watching for a year now and your an inspiration.
Thanks love you bro
I really love Kenya, it's a free land .
Welcome to my lovely country, am base in s.korea but soon going bck home.karibu sana
Free? Salaries are low and the gov. is full of corruption.
This brother is a prime example of how to go after what u want big respect king ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
“Your in a collective society rather than individualistic society”
Exactly what I experienced when I went back to the motherland
Nairobi has the most species of birds in The World 🌎.Born and raised.
Wow. That's interesting and awesome
@@jameswatson6Born and raised in The Savanna KareNgata.Btwn the aroma of the morning dew and the chirping of the birds at 6 in the morning?I call Paradise.Ive traveled the World 🌎 and Nothing Compares.
Not really. Many people who come to kenya for the Birds go to kakamega forest. The birds you'll find there are exquisite. It's a rain forest so you can find everything from the ones you find in Nairobi to some you'll find in the congo forest.
@@richardray2680 Do they have a Savanna there in kakamege? Or Congo? have u been in a Savanna before? I own a forest and river in Western Province and Nothing compares to The Savanna.
@richardray2680 I agree there are so many bird species in western Kenya but other places as well this person meant to say Kenya not Nairobi specifically...
1:55 = Mr Holleman is the one who got it right. Compare and contrast all the different places, then settle once you made your final analysis. You get the most out of life this way along with knowing what you’re not really missing out on once you’re reaching the end of your train
Proud of you bro went to a club in Abu Dhabi that had Africans I felt at home at peace I love my black peoples
As you should. I am African and was in Cali, Colombia for over a week at the Afro music festival and it felt like I was back home in Africa. Went down to Buenaventura and it was like little Africa with the people, the houses etc. Getting on the flight back to the US is a real bummer. Luckily I plan to take my girl back home and she is just as excited.
When did u go should visit dubai more Africans and americans
For some reason the children in Dubai dont like the Flintstones but the ones in Abu Dhabi do .
"It's like moving to a very black America without all the bullshit"
Auston Holleman
Don’t ever say that shit again MF we are nothing like you people you mfs have school shootings 😂😂
Ikr
@@PierreJJ. hell no don’t ever say that shit again we ain’t like you mfs
Eww don’t ever say that ever again we don’t wanna be like you guys take that shit right now cringy asf my guy😂😂
@@Omarihassan0329I don't even know what that means. I live by there is no we. Live your life for you.
Even the birds sound pleasant there.
Wtf 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Nah fr ion even be hearing birds here in the states like that 😂
That's true😂😂😂
They go to a special school where they are taught some manners and how to sing.
I work with a Kenyan. He said if Kenya was on the boarder of America, he would had made an U turn. He said he never had to work so hard in his life 😂in America. My coworker is stuck now because he got family and a mortgage.
He can sell the house,pay the mortgage, come back home & hustle
Auston, I love your point - The collective mentality in Kenya (and Afrika), versus the individualistic mentality in the US! I take collective any day. It is human. It is healthy.
I really love Kenya.
Hey
We Kenyans are welcoming , please tell your African Americans in the United States to also treat Africans good when they come to the United States. They treat us like crap here in Inited States
We treat people the way they treat us in the USA.
They're treated bad here in Europe as well!!
Depends on the region of the states. In general, folks are full of ego😅
@@jacklyneverage3881nah tf up yall are just rude asf
@@jacklyneverage3881y’all hear a little accent and get irritated af.
The fact that Austin looks like a Kikuyu makes him fit in, in Kenya even more❤
He looks like a Kibe😂
That body can NEVER be a Kikuyu body,😂😂 he would pass for a Kenyan from the coastal region, especially Taita
Seriously? Well...i feel like he'd be more of a costarian than what you think
He dont look kenyan at all tf are yall yapping about 😂😂
@@isaiahmwereru8833umeshatembea hapa US?
Awesome advertisement for Nairobi and Kenya.
Thanks, Auston.
"its like a version of a very black America without the bullshit "...
Welcome to Kenya 🇰🇪 and for the rest that haven’t been here, consider
I've visited mombasa
Very nice place
It’s so refreshing to hear that Kenya is your #1 spot ❤
I agree with your assessment... I know more ppl in Kenya than I do in other African countries...
As a new kenyan UA-camr, i love this video, i love Nairobi too so much, welcome to Kenya 🎉
THATS Awesome,happy You Embraced Kenya,I was one of the 1st ones when you was doing lives and videos from Brazil to go check out Africa and Kenya,and it appears you fell in love with it,I been living in Kenya 3 years now,Africa in general is better than America the peace you get alone is Blissful.
Learning the language is one way to show respect in a foreign land……people appreciate if you just try even if you just know how to say greeting
I said that
@@AustonHolleman say something in swahili MF
Mambo 🤣🤣🤣🤣 don’t come for me nah 🤣🤣 I’m out, Kwaheri 🇺🇸❤️🤛🏽
@@AustonHolleman Oh no-why was this rapist and womanizer allowed in Kenya again??PLEASE LEAVE and go back to whatever dumpster you came from-Please
@@AustonHollemanI’m a Kenyan and will be in Kenya in December. I’m in Raleigh NC and would love to hang out with you.
Welcome back home Auston...let nobody tell you what is good for you. Just live your life Kaka (bro).... Africa Americans should realise Africa is as much yours as it is ours...this is your Ancestral land your heritage and it will always be....so be free and live life...cheers hope to see you one day as y'all prepare coming back to your homeland
Plus Kenyans are very social online too and supportive you don’t get a country that supports others online than Kenyans tuko sawa sana
Auston hasn't even been to S. Africa yet, and it's in his top 5 subscribers/viewers. Most Kenyans only like the fact that he is promoting their country. There was an African American family, and some were so petty that when they had to choose where to live between SA and Kenya and they chose SA, Kenyans started unsubscribing because they were only interested in Kenyan content.
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@@Kirsten567 what do you expect 😂
Kenya is a booming african country , lots expats are investing big here , setting up business
Auston i think you meant to say that Kenya is a more Developed country and not more civilized country over some Other African nations. So everyone calm down because the word he was looking for is that Kenya is just more DEVELOPED than Tanzania ect...
I think both can be true, but yes, developed would be the more politically correct word
Civilized? That's such a colonial thing to say
Leave out Tanzania in your Passport bros business....kenya is still a poor country just like any orher African country...look at its per capita...not even in top 20 in Africa.
@utopolo543 leave out this conversation and leave us passport bros alone. Yes Kenya is poor but more developed than Tanzania. So what are you talking about???? Remove yourself from this channel
Agree developed is definitely the more appropriate terminology. Civilized is such a Western word that sounds very racist.
Auston, this was a great conversation. Thanks for taking the time to break things down. PEACE.
My first trip to Africa was a game changer and I’ll be back. As a surfer the endless surf options in South Africa plus the vibe is unbeatable.
As a Kenyan, I still think SouthAfrica is a great place, better than any other African country
@@unbiasedreviews6167haiombwi hivyo bro
@@unbiasedreviews6167I wouldn't trade any country for Kenya.🇰🇪
@@unbiasedreviews6167 South Africa is no
@@unbiasedreviews6167racism is still big there
JAMBO, I love Nairobi!!!!! The food is so fresh and reasonably priced, the rich culture and the PEOPLE. The people are the sweetest and most welcoming. My hubby and I are thinking about moving there someday.
Fuck that
Let us be kindly spoken at all times
WELCOME HOME BROTHER
Home? He’s American. Stop it! You mean welcome to Kenya. Without the American dollar, we are not welcome anywhere.
Keep it 100.
“Thank You!” for sharing
❤️🖤💚
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@GodBlessTheChild1 Hey Brother, now Autson's a black man and he is home in AFRICA
@@Kadar-bu1zz😂😂Smh you Brothas really ARE SLOW. You DO know America was the land of the black people too, even Australia was once all black so how does he know he's from Africa, because the WHITE MAN said it??
@@GodBlessTheChild1Don't comment with the bullshit white man fed into your mind. When I tell a black American Welcome home, I mean it. I have my own money, I don't need yours. You think we Kenyans are happy to hear over 3m blacks are in American prisons when you only make up 12% of the population. Were we stupid to make our country Visa Free for black Americans?
Dude it’s amazing seeing your growth and experience. I remember when you thought Brazil was it 😂😂😂😂 but look at God.
My husband ( African American)s niece can’t wait to follow me in Kenya when I retire
We have a home built already.
If you plan to move to Kenya for the rest of your life, make sure you have a way to sustain yourself. Jobs don't come by easily even for the most educated. You can split your time between America and Kenya, that way you can make money here and then go back. That's what my siblings do. I also plan to do the same if I retire without enough money to live on
@@mercyk2672 True ...
In Kenya you have to do something to earn a living cos there are NO jobs.... unless you are creative enough and invest in something..
But if you have a pension then you will live like a king with all the trappings...
@@williamkamau1167yup going to Africa to take advantage of broke women & easy box or compete in America with the highest quality of potential life I think I rather the U.S
Yes like real estate in US and you earn while away
Thank you so much for the very transparent & honest opinion about being in Kenya & integrating yourself into your environment 😊
I have been watching you bro since your 1st video in Kenya. Please invest in Kenyan properties, you will live and reap big.
You're on the right mission follow your heart
as Kenyan who has travelled i stayed in Mozambique for 3 months on my way to South africa, Mozambique is beautiful, beautiful food, beautiful people their Portuguese culture is amazing the beaches are just wow, loved it and its very cheap
As long as you make an honest income and are kind you will love living in this country🇰🇪welcome home brother
You are living the dream of many. kudos ❤.
Kenya is the most peaceful place on planet earth, and we plant all crops
Liar kenya isnt among the peaceful countries ,,stop lying
@@irenewile Ignorance is bliss for you huh, where are you from so I can school you?
If Auston says good morning, you have to go outside to check if it’s still morning before responding. He says good things about a country but waits until he leaves before saying bad things about the place. He left Africa a while ago and mentioned that one thing he doesn't like about Africa is that people beg for money a lot and that women ask for money too much and expect him to pay for everything. Now, he's hyping Kenya. Let's wait until he leaves to find out what he really thinks about Kenya.
Auston has lived in Kenya before. He has stayed the longest in Kenya out of all countries.
@@nairobinyeusi5811 So, what's that supposed to mean? Does that change the fact that he said what he said?
@@TheAdeJohngo argue with your mother. Pussi
Kenyan women ask for money alot and they don't buy anything but they eat alot
Very true
Man, i wanna move to Kenya in the near future. Im sold. Will definitely visit first! 🔥🔥🔥
You're so welcome to Nairobi
Every country is nice if you have an elite passport (US, UK, EU, Japan, etc). The key to living in a nice place is knowing you can leave at anytime you feel it’s becoming not nice.
Passport ain’t everything you gotta have the money and be able to afford the cost of living. Cost of living is higher in western countries and the excessive bills car insurance/Road tax is mandatory and service charges so unless you have lived in western countries it’s not just about the passport.
I too fell in love with Kenya the first time I went. I have my place in Kenya. As a Black American man I wasn't treated as a Black man. I was treated as a human being. That's all I have ever asked. I am based out of Kenya but travel for work purposes. I am able to split the year 6 months in Kenya 6 months travel for work. I would love to make the full transition there.
You're so welcome here Bro.
I'm looking forward to moving to Kenya
@@samperkinsomosh9739 Thank you
@GoddessoftheDivine80 Yes just make sure you are able to sustain. The job market is not the best.
@@Psyphernetik1 I plan on working for myself!!
You have to think and act like his age to understand this guy,he speaks his mind and in most cases he's right n on point.
I am happy for you brotha. Keep doing your thing!
There is something about Kenya that you just can't ignore. I'm back in Kenya after more than 25 years.
Kenya is ancient Caanan, the real land of Israel. 🙂Hebrew is anglicised Bantu languages. Let's begin with Hebrew being anglicised Bantu languages and old Swahili. The name Yehuah means " he is". Ye huwa is Swahili for "he is/ he's present." Yeshua hamashiach is also from Swahili word " ye huwa hamasia" meaning he's inspiration/inspires/knowledge/ imparts knowledge. Ruachoth is from Swahili word "Roho" meaning spirit, Tisha B'Av, Tīšʿā Bəʾāv; 'the ninth of Av', is an annual fast day in Judaism; A commemoration of a number of disasters in Jewish history, primarily the destruction of both Solomon's Temple by the Neo-Babylonian Empire and the Second Temple by the Roman Empire in Jerusalem. "Tisa" is Bantu/Swahili for number "nine". Sabbath is from Bantu /Swahili word "Saba" meaning "seven". Matta(staff) is from Bantu word "mzatta", mayim(water) from bantu word "maji/mayi/mai/machi", bereshit (beginning) from bantu word "mbere/ bere/ mbele/ imbiri", Ben(children of) is from Bantu word "b'en/ beni", Jacob from Bantu word "kaba" meaning fight/ beat, Manasseh from Bantu word "manose"meaning "to give and forget", Judah from Bantu word "whuda" meaning man of war, Isaac from Bantu word "seka" meaning laughter. Shema Israel is wrongly translated as "hear Israel"; it's actually from Swahili word "Sema" which correctly translated would be "proclaim Israel!", Yasharel is from Swahili word "Ya ishara" meaning of promise/oath/ a sign, Moab is from Bantu word "mwab' meaning nephew, Aram from bantu word "ahlamu/w'alamu/mlamu" meaning in law, Babylon from Bantu word "b'ab'elwa" meaning fighting/ misunderstanding, mizraim from Bantu word "mizi ra iwi/ mizi ra isi" meaning two cities, Jebusites from Bantu word jeb'usi meaning "dark/blackened/ burnt", Hebrew word "sirah" from Swahili word "hasira" meaning anger, Boker meaning "morning" from Bantu word "b'uka" and uncountable more...🙂There's more. In Kenya is the b'ar Daw'ida tribe (house of David, tribe of Judah/Benjamin) and the Sabaot tribe (Tribe of Reuben/Chesubiny) Luhya tribe ( tribe of Judah), Talai clan of Kingmakers (part of Levi), Mijikenda (tribe of Dan - The founding of Mombasa is associated with one of them, Mwana Mkisi. According to legend, Mwana Mkisi is the original ancestor of Mombasa's oldest lineages within Thenashara Taifa (or Twelve Nations). Families associated with the Twelve Nations are still considered the original inhabitants of the city. Samson (Fumo Liyongo) was also a legend who was killed by the Philistines in Faza- renamed Gaza in modern Israel). Kikuyu (Judah/Benjamin/Levi), just to mention a few. They have also taken names of places in Kenya and used them in the imitation Jerusalem and Israel in the Middle East. Nazareth comes from bantu word Nyanza (meaning lake) and Reth ( meaning King). The people are known in the bible as Nazarenes. Jesus was a Nazarene but is wrongly addressed as Jesus of Nazareth instead of Jesus the Nazareth.(King from Nyanza). All places associated with Jesus are located in Kenya even his tomb. The area where Jerusalem stood is a designated UNESCO world heritage site. Other places include Kericho (Jericho) which was the provincial outpost of king Eglon. Mt Elgon on the border of Kenya and Uganda is named after him (and where Moses climbed to Pisgah (Wagagai) to get a view of Caanan /Kenya). Eglon was killed by Ehud a left handed man. Archaeological evidence of the Elementaita area has proven the Ehud story. There's Gilgil (Gilgal) which is a military barracks to date. It's also where Joshua circumcised the Israelites after crossing the Jordan (River Nzoia initially Yoya which is still a roaring river impassable during flooding and it's surrounding plains heavily forested and a paper milling area). Archaeological evidence proves the circumcision story. There's Mt. Maragoli (mount of olives) which still has the necropolis (mungoma caves), where important people were buried on its border( they can't really find the necropolis in modern Israel. They don't think important people could have been buried where they identified it). There's potter's field, Eldama ravine (renamed Akeldama in modern Israel) where the spirit of death still hovers, there's Samaria (initially Shomrom) from bantu word shmromko meaning "steep and hilly. It's where Sanballat built a temple on the highest hill for Israelites in the northern kingdom. 🙂The place is today known as Sambalat and the temple replaced by a church known as the church in the sky - Wewo. There's the Rift Valley (valley of Jehoshaphat/Kidron valley) at the end of which is Ongata-Rongai (renamed en-Rogel in modern Israel) to the south. Then there's Dar and Faza coastal cities (renamed Dor and Gaza in modern Israel). Ancient Israelite towns extended into northern Tanzania and eastern Uganda. 🙂These are just but a few of all the locations that have been renamed in Israel when it was created in 1948. The temple in Middle East Jerusalem was destroyed in 73CE. The real Jerusalem and temple were destroyed in 70CE. The Middle East Jerusalem was an imitation of the real Jerusalem in Kenya and built in what was then the Heliopolis of Egypt. Some Levites from real Jerusalem were taken to minister there. Israelites who moved to Egypt and other converts worshipped in this temple. It was built like a fort and later used by Romans. This is why a wall still stands to date. The real Jerusalem was completely destroyed and is still a haunt for jackals and trodden of by gentiles as it's been designated a UNESCO world heritage site (Aberdares Range). Some Israelites from the middle East Jerusalem were later taken to the Carribbean. This is possibly why the Lemba and Igbo claim Middle East heritage because they moved to Africa from there. They may have been real or converted Hebrews. The East African and other Bantu culture is Hebrew culture. Some like the Sabaot (tribe of Reuben) are today known as Kalenjin (Nilotes) because of their assimilation with caananite tribes that were never completely destroyed. This is why they considered Kenya for Jewish settlement in 1903 but the ones to be resettled weren't black. 😑It would have been scandalous.
@@Freesia120 I tried adding info and I got censored. They deleted my posts😂
@@deejaybluemoon1 Kenya is ancient Caanan, the real land of Israel. 🙂Hebrew is anglicised Bantu languages. Let's begin with Hebrew being anglicised Bantu languages and old Swahili. The name Yehuah means " he is". Ye huwa is Swahili for "he is/ he's present." Yeshua hamashiach is also from Swahili word " ye huwa hamasia" meaning he's inspiration/inspires/knowledge/ imparts knowledge. Ruachoth is from Swahili word "Roho" meaning spirit, Tisha B'Av, Tīšʿā Bəʾāv; 'the ninth of Av', is an annual fast day in Judaism; A commemoration of a number of disasters in Jewish history, primarily the destruction of both Solomon's Temple by the Neo-Babylonian Empire and the Second Temple by the Roman Empire in Jerusalem. "Tisa" is Bantu/Swahili for number "nine". Sabbath is from Bantu /Swahili word "Saba" meaning "seven". Matta(staff) is from Bantu word "mzatta", mayim(water) from bantu word "maji/mayi/mai/machi", bereshit (beginning) from bantu word "mbere/ bere/ mbele/ imbiri", Ben(children of) is from Bantu word "b'en/ beni", Jacob from Bantu word "kaba" meaning fight/ beat, Manasseh from Bantu word "manose"meaning "to give and forget", Judah from Bantu word "whuda" meaning man of war, Isaac from Bantu word "seka" meaning laughter. Shema Israel is wrongly translated as "hear Israel"; it's actually from Swahili word "Sema" which correctly translated would be "proclaim Israel!", Yasharel is from Swahili word "Ya ishara" meaning of promise/oath/ a sign, Moab is from Bantu word "mwab' meaning nephew, Aram from bantu word "ahlamu/w'alamu/mlamu" meaning in law, Babylon from Bantu word "b'ab'elwa" meaning fighting/ misunderstanding, mizraim from Bantu word "mizi ra iwi/ mizi ra isi" meaning two cities, Jebusites from Bantu word jeb'usi meaning "dark/blackened/ burnt", Hebrew word "sirah" from Swahili word "hasira" meaning anger, Boker meaning "morning" from Bantu word "b'uka" and uncountable more...🙂There's more. In Kenya is the b'ar Daw'ida tribe (house of David, tribe of Judah/Benjamin) and the Sabaot tribe (Tribe of Reuben/Chesubiny) Luhya tribe ( tribe of Judah), Talai clan of Kingmakers (part of Levi), Mijikenda (tribe of Dan - The founding of Mombasa is associated with one of them, Mwana Mkisi. According to legend, Mwana Mkisi is the original ancestor of Mombasa's oldest lineages within Thenashara Taifa (or Twelve Nations). Families associated with the Twelve Nations are still considered the original inhabitants of the city. Samson (Fumo Liyongo) was also a legend who was killed by the Philistines in Faza- renamed Gaza in modern Israel). Kikuyu (Judah/Benjamin/Levi), just to mention a few. They have also taken names of places in Kenya and used them in the imitation Jerusalem and Israel in the Middle East. Nazareth comes from bantu word Nyanza (meaning lake) and Reth ( meaning King). The people are known in the bible as Nazarenes. Jesus was a Nazarene but is wrongly addressed as Jesus of Nazareth instead of Jesus the Nazareth.(King from Nyanza). All places associated with Jesus are located in Kenya even his tomb. The area where Jerusalem stood is a designated UNESCO world heritage site. Other places include Kericho (Jericho) which was the provincial outpost of king Eglon. Mt Elgon on the border of Kenya and Uganda is named after him (and where Moses climbed to Pisgah (Wagagai) to get a view of Caanan /Kenya). Eglon was killed by Ehud a left handed man. Archaeological evidence of the Elementaita area has proven the Ehud story. There's Gilgil (Gilgal) which is a military barracks to date. It's also where Joshua circumcised the Israelites after crossing the Jordan (River Nzoia initially Yoya which is still a roaring river impassable during flooding and it's surrounding plains heavily forested and a paper milling area). Archaeological evidence proves the circumcision story. There's Mt. Maragoli (mount of olives) which still has the necropolis (mungoma caves), where important people were buried on its border( they can't really find the necropolis in modern Israel. They don't think important people could have been buried where they identified it). There's potter's field, Eldama ravine (renamed Akeldama in modern Israel) where the spirit of death still hovers, there's Samaria (initially Shomrom) from bantu word shmromko meaning "steep and hilly. It's where Sanballat built a temple on the highest hill for Israelites in the northern kingdom. 🙂The place is today known as Sambalat and the temple replaced by a church known as the church in the sky - Wewo. There's the Rift Valley (valley of Jehoshaphat/Kidron valley) at the end of which is Ongata-Rongai (renamed en-Rogel in modern Israel) to the south. Then there's Dar and Faza coastal cities (renamed Dor and Gaza in modern Israel). Ancient Israelite towns extended into northern Tanzania and eastern Uganda. 🙂These are just but a few of all the locations that have been renamed in Israel when it was created in 1948. The temple in Middle East Jerusalem was destroyed in 73CE. The real Jerusalem and temple were destroyed in 70CE. The Middle East Jerusalem was an imitation of the real Jerusalem in Kenya and built in what was then the Heliopolis of Egypt. Some Levites from real Jerusalem were taken to minister there. Israelites who moved to Egypt and other converts worshipped in this temple. It was built like a fort and later used by Romans. This is why a wall still stands to date. The real Jerusalem was completely destroyed and is still a haunt for jackals and trodden of by gentiles as it's been designated a UNESCO world heritage site (Aberdares Range). Some Israelites from the middle East Jerusalem were later taken to the Carribbean. This is possibly why the Lemba and Igbo claim Middle East heritage because they moved to Africa from there. They may have been real or converted Hebrews. The East African and other Bantu culture is Hebrew culture. Some like the Sabaot (tribe of Reuben) are today known as Kalenjin (Nilotes) because of their assimilation with caananite tribes that were never completely destroyed. This is why they considered Kenya for Jewish settlement in 1903 but the ones to be resettled weren't black. 😑It would have been scandalous.
There's definitely nowhere in the world where people of African descent will truly or 100% feel at home or attain a true feeling of belonging other than in BLACK LAND or AFRICA, and this is why after 2.5 decades, I returned to Africa for good. It's been 4 years now since I've been back home, and you can't possibly pay me enough to ever return to the US.
if a war break out right now in all of africa would you die there
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We have no reasons for war mongering here in Africa. All the previous and current wars of the entire world were and are artificially engineered by Western Imperialists governments. The US and the EU to be exact.
Namely; Sudan, Libya, Iraq, Ukraine, Vietnam, Yugoslavia, DRC, Haiti, WW1, WW2, Rwanda, Liberia, the Korean War and the lists goes on. Imagine how peaceful Africa and the rest of the world would have been without these evil and imperialists governments
@@XY-rh3if africa has no big movies or tv shows or tech places where is all the good video games coming out o africa
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Africa has no movies? Have you had of Nollywood? Go look it up and come back and tell us how many movies a year it produces more than Hollywood.
@@XY-rh3if did any of them make billion dollars at all
This was VERY informative. I will be booking a consultation for an initial visit to Nairobi shortly.
Kenya has come from far to be where it is now. People are more aware of where we want our country to be and are working very hard to better ourselves and our country. We are glad you chose to live in Kenya.
Auston I just like the fact you are doing something different, there's a good chance i may even move there, stay strong you brother you doing good.
Austin we love you , you are very honest with your feelings, Kenya is good for you. Karibu tena meaning welcome back, Kenyans will love your unique contributions I can’t wait to see your business thrive💕💕
Make it your base of operations then travel from there.
Get you a nice plot of land in an upscale neighborhood. Gradually build a “badass” home powered by solar. Put in incredible landscaping- fruit trees 🌳. Then build you an amazing UA-cam digital studio.
You’re not gonna find a better place on this planet.
Nop, there best places in the world.But Kenya is friendly to any person n they don't DISCRIMINATE people.
@@mohamedsuwari2588 What part of what @CanaryKin said warrants a nop🤔🤔🤔🤔
I live his guts! Exploring is not easy but he’s a very intelligent dude , his videos are informative & objectives. I admire you bro! FR
Thank you!
Welcome to Kenya always. We are a friendly hard-working people. I'm Kenyan and I still get amazed how I can just start a conversation with a complete stranger every single day in the bus or matatu and talk about anything. Politics, sports, family, anything. And alight and go about my life.
The only point I want to make is that the food the vibe and the nice places are only affordable with your money that you made in the US. The conversion rate can make rent look cheap like 850 dollars and really nice food look like 20 dollars.
For normal Kenyans average income for professionals could be 500 to 800 dollars a month so housing would be maybe 200 or 300 dollars a month in still nice places.
Middle class earn like 150 dollars to 300 dollars a month so we will live in 70 dollars housing and eat out in places like pizza inn or chicken inn average 20 dollars for a meal?
So if you move to Kenya you need to understand the income you can make to afford the cool lifestyle.
So it's cheap to live here on money you made in US in dollars. Or if you are in the professional bracket of pilot, doctors, high end business people, lawyers , UN or expat people
If you can move here and be an expat then for sure it will be cheap.
In a nutshell your income source determines what lifestyle you will have. Or the conversion of dollars earned in US and spent in Africa.
But for sure with networking with Austin he would give you the network to meet expats in various fields of work for your profession and link you with the expat network to get a good job.
Among the numerous African countries I have visited or explored, Kenya stands out as one of the most favorable options for those considering residence on the continent. The process of adaptation is relatively straightforward, and the primary local language, Swahili, is accessible for learners alongside English.
Provided that you possess a stable source of income and earn sufficient funds, you will be able to afford essential necessities, including dependable internet access and numerous locations to discover.
I'm kemyan and I can tell you its the best country to live for you black folks in USA trust me
Feels like a man who knows what he doesn't want and goes for what he wants! Welcome to magical Kenya 🇰🇪
I love your objective analysis
Auston congrats on your move to Kenya! As a international traveler too I won’t be traveling to Africa but I’ve enjoyed watching your adventures.
Right on brother Auston KENYA has welcomed you enjoy.
Welcome to Kenya everyone from around the world., we do really have a beautiful country, and everyone who wants to relocate permanently or temporary, Kenyans welcome you to the city under the sun.
I've been to 4 cities in Kenya, lovely country, lovely people. For a black American. Easy to say move there if you have a youtube channel financing your stay. No shade, respect the hustle. It's a nonstarter for 90 percent of black Americans. Either a remote job, open a local business that will make enough money to sustain yourself and good luck with that. You won't be able to find many local jobs that will sustain yourself. Also, its generally much better for a man than a woman where she won't find many men who can meet her on her level. Mombasa, on the coast is not a bad option if beaches and warm weather is your number one criteria. Nairobi gets cold enough that you need a sweater, warm jacket from late May to August.
Wise comment. Furthermore there is no visa to move there easily. Auston will probably need to get out the country at some point
Only the chosen will move there.
WELCOME BACK TO THE CONTINENT! 💪🏾 now let's get to work!!
Austin you also need to visit South Africa, Mozambique and Angola. But over all Kenya is probably one of the best spots for Black Americans to settle....
South Africa, Mozambique & Angola may be more similar to Brazil
why the people there not happy there made their own movie and tv shows and video games everyone likes all around the world i never seen any kenya movie that made 1 billion or video game from there or tv show everyone talks about if the place is so great where is the big tech places there
@@TheCoolgame24 We are the people living here in Kenya. Who told you we are not happy. Have you been to Kenya or just yapping round ignorance.
@@nairobinyeusi5811 nobody talking about Kenya people just saying it's not good for every black man and it's not the best place if you use to high tech and video games and movies and TV shows
@@TheCoolgame24 We have our own local TV shows & featured in major international movie series like Money heist. In fact one of the characters in money heist was named Nairobi after our city. We also have major tech companies in Nairobi such as Google, Safaricom, Microsoft, IBM, Cisco, Jumia, HP, Oracle...etc. operating in Nairobi. Kenya also has the most Startups in Africa nicknamed the silicon savannah of Africa. It has more start-ups than some American states. So matters technology should be the least of your worries in Nairobi.
Warms my heart to hear such good reviews about my country ❤. Karibu
Nice video Auston. I’m glad you’re finally setting up shot in Kenya. I would ask: what’s next for you and the evolution of your channel and what does that look like.
Great clip and representation of our Kenyan Nation especially from the lens of some of us in the Diaspora that live Globally with boots & heritage in Kenya! ✊🏾🇰🇪🇺🇸
If the world knew how great Kenya is they would never go back to where they from. FACTS!!
The house in the background looks beautiful and the sounds of the birds is soothing
Excellent Content! Nomad Capitalist with Andrew Henderson is superb!
It amazes me. This young brother is very intelligent. I see the comments sometimes. You guys need to acknowledge Austin is a force to reckon with..
Please stay in kenya. ...we love you here auston❤❤❤
He is our ambassador at large- promoting Kenya. Btw, Yvonne what career are you in?
Good choice I'm happy you made the right move my bro
I'm glad they sent the kenyan soldiers to Haiti, maybe there would be a change to come for Haiti.
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Auston good character..never seen him in sosua,,him loves motherland kenya
Civilized Black People? So some people are uncivilized because they don’t have modern amenities! You have a lot to learn.
I can tell you've never travelled to Africa.
Good for him! He made it! No struggle with them folks first of all and also rich young dude! Done, he has made it!