The Greatest African Welcome Black American Diasporas Official Reception to Kenya
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Living in America as Black people, a sense of identity was stripped from us in many different ways. Because of such, the search for self comes with a desire and a need to be accepted as we are. Coming to Africa has been a very eye awakening discovery in ways unimagined. One of them being, our African people don't truly know us either. Therefore, the reception most of had expected was in a single instance was a letdown. However, thanks to the Maasai here in Kenya, all of that was erased with the deliverance of the greatest, most genuine African welcome. One by One greeting from the tribe, cultural song and dance and the top of it all, a naming ceremony whereby we all received Maasai names.
This is so prophetic. I’m a Kenyan living in America and I’m in tears witnessing this. Prophecy is bieng fulfilled… your sons and daughters shall come from afar (Isaiah 60:4).
welcome back home every black person in diaspora will always have a place in this continent coz you belong here.
Not everyone, but those who want to...there are others if you say this, they would consider it an insult to them, because they dont wanna be associated with africa or africans...so we can love and welcome those who want to, but we can't claim everyone because lately you can see on twitter alot of black people in america would get MAD at you if you refer to them as African Americans...and thats fine to, we have to respect other people wishes as well.
@@user-hw3ir9jz9fDon't take it as an offense. In Brazil, we don't say African-Brazilians, but rather I am Black. Some say Afro-Brazilian. We know where we come from. Perhaps Black-Americans heard insults from Africans like “you are slaves.” Shocking but real.
@@koimt6732 Black Americans in the US have some beef with Nigerians, but they take it on all Africans....if someone accuse you of selling them, and you are from east africa, then you start wondering what they are talking about
As a Kenyan. So proud to see people loving, visiting and settling in Kenya as well. Kenya has everything!
A small step for Lamont and team, a giant leap for Africa. I did shed a tear while watching this... 😭Surely goodness and mercy shall follow you all the days of your life. 🤩
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I wish Africans in Africa could do more to connect our brothers and sisters from all over the world but something is better than nothing. This is a great first step.
Most Melanie people born amd raised out Africa 🌍 don't want to associate with the continent, including 1st or 2nd or 3rd etc generation. They pretend they are not Africans 😮😢
Yall got me crying at work this morning. This is so so very important to me I received my name in Uganda, Sanyu means Joy and it is the name of my business. Such a special moment here ❣
Names are everything in Africa . This is lovely ..
Even for me as a kenyan...I have never seen a naming ceremony on such a grand scale....bravo for the good work.
I was crying through the entire episode 😢 I was born and raised in Kenya 🇰🇪 but currently struggling in the US and I know how much the naming ceremony means to our brothers and sisters who were stolen from their home land and then beaten up to never use their original names or speak their native tongue 😢. Thank you
Why are you struggling in America? Come back home!😮
Well, I’m afraid of being labeled a failure. The village expectations are too big and depressing.
@@romeooscar2923 so long as those who love you don't think you are a failure, you are not one! Don't live to please the village, they won't be there when shit hits the fan but your family will 😍
@@bellaolum9768 black tax is taxing! I thought of moving to South Africa 🇿🇦 because no one will beg me for money and no one knows me. Hard to be incognito in Kenya when you are the wealthy one from your village.
Let's just say lots of onions were chopped!! That's beautiful!
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I'm a Kenyan. People of African ancestry who wish to connect and come back to Africa should be given more priority to integrate with locals. They should even be given visa free entry and be given priority if they wish to acquire citizenship.
This was absolutely beautiful! I was in tears! BLESSINGS upon BLESSINGS to you all for what you two are doing to reconnect us back to our homeland!
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@@TheResidentialTouristsdid you arrange this?
@@lilacer6841 Yes. We did
This is the right thing to do and that is the right way of doing it, now you are sons and daughters of the land.Welcome back home 👏
Why yall got a brotha crying on the low at work ?😁 I cant wait to see Kenya someday. This is wonderful.
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Same here bro tryin to hide my tears
I watched the entire video in tears, so emotional! I am.glad you've found a home in KE 🇰🇪😍
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Very powerful footage. Didn’t plan on waking up and crying first thing this morning lol. I’m happy for everyone who was there. It’s refreshing to see the kindness and acceptance coming from the Maasai people. To go from hearing about some of the unfortunate events we know about to witnessing this positivity is everything . Would love to see this video get out and be highlighted. This is definitely what is needed.
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Greetings Residential Tourists, what an awesome and emotional ceremony and congratulations to mother Muhammad and all who were welcomed back home to our motherland on the continent of Kemet or so called Africa.. Thanks for sharing Queen and King Muhammad.
Wow! At last we’re finally going back home. It’s wonderful. All praises to The Most High. HalleluYAH!! 💃🏽💃🏽❤❤🙏🏽🙏🏽
I am not crying...I just have too much water coming out of my eyes...😭 Karibu Kenya my brethren from across the pond. Karibu! 🤗🤗🤗
This is transcendentally impactful! Watching and seeing how touching this is makes me understand our brothers' predicament all through the ages. I shed joyful tears for you too knowing that even though the past had been atrocious, the future is Hopeful and Bright. The courage of coming to what I call Unknown Knowns and claim your rightful place in the Motherland is the greatest leap.
Thankful to the ever unassuming Maasai community for this thoughtful gesture of adopting and naming you.
May your newfound identity anchor you to the land and may our collective ancestors feel your presence. 🙏
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May you never lack in this land of your forefathers. Welcome back home family.
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@@LetsTravellChannelgreat comment. No one will wait on governments to do this. The locals and diaspora will do this themselves
Powerful family I’m 65 living under Mississippi and felt the Love down here . I pray the Most High continues to open up lanes for you and your family to flourish Shalom
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Goosebumps, you have done it not only for yourself, but also for those who yearned, dreamt but it was not possible.
The Maasai are the proudest African tribe you could possibly find in Africa. They totally rejected westernization. The colonizers left em intact & didn't destruct their culture. I can assure you this is not something they're taking lightly & is spiritual in accordance to the Maasai rituals...This's even more solid the Maasai are doing this. The Maasai represent all other tribes in Kenya, they unapologetically carry the crown of Africanness pride..
My own great grand Father's mom was from a Maasai clan of Laikipia, Kenya....
Agree. Sad to see them being forced out to pave way for Railway lines and other forms of western civilization.
Wow wow wow my heart is melting
Wow, SPIRITUAL, such purity ….
I lived in America & never could fundamentally understand the weight in losing a true identity for AAs. I was always like "can't they just move on?"...Now I'm getting it a 💯%...Nobody can fully fit themselves to feel another person's actual pain...But this ceremony right here is so revealing of the inside pain AA people have endured in America. It teaches me what I never learned while I interacted with AAs in America for many years...
Beautiful thank you
This whole episode had me in tears!!! Shout out ot TRT and our brothers and sisters who were kidnapped and sold to the America's specifically USA to have the courage to come back home!!!! Keep up the great work. ❤❤❤❤❤
Powerful, Beautiful thing seeing our prodigal( stolen from Africa)sons and daughter returning home and reconnecting with their innate being foundations. Home always hits different.
Well said TRT. People don't understand how deep our wound is
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The kind of content that should be gracing our screens everyday 👏🏿
Too beautiful 🥺🥺 glad y'all did this with the Masaai tribe. ❤️🖤✊🏽
WOW!! I AM IN TEARS! 😢 truly heart felt❤
Beautiful, Brother Mohammed ❤The Maasai always make Me feel at home. Peace and Blessings upon Us All. We Love Yall
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Free at last free at last thanks God almighty we are free at last🎉🎉🎉😢😊😊😊😊
Wow! From the beginning Yes I know it hits the heart this strong! Beautiful ✨Blktiful 🙏🏾🇬🇭#1afrika
The Maasai are very genuine in everything they are doing. They never pretend.
What words can describe - the feeling - the meaning, of this loving welcome home! Many many more to follow. Thank you for sharing TRT!
Wow! Very emotional, one interesting fact about the maasai is that they also behind names of Kenyan cities and towns which they also have meaning anyway guys your very blessed Kenya is now your home
this is so so beautiful watching. my brothers and sisters when you see them tears coming down, its their ancestors bonding back to them by the mention of the indigenous names. Many may not understand this but as an african whether living abroad or in africa, your roots never leave you even when you die you still remain.we are a very deeply spiritual people.
welcome home brothers and sisters, bring all the knowledge and ideas that you have aquired abroad for all this years and resources and lets build mama africa together as a people.
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This is very deep. Now you got names of warriors from warriors.
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Very powerful and emotional 😭. Kenya is the cradle and her children are coming back and reclaiming their heritage! Ousupat could have been translated to Jehoshaphat or Heshaphat. Naseku could been same as Hsekiu, an early dynastic lower Egypt ruler.
Beautiful. Had me in tears from the beginning.
🇰🇪 Best reception. Best names. Do not be surprised that most of the regions and towns in Kenya are named by the Maasai. Maasai love is genuine and for a lifetime. The best is yet to come. We love you all.
Muhamad, we shared to joyful tears of freedom, of finally knowing you are home among your people. A joyful reunion with the land, the culture, and above all, a nsme that gives you your roots back. It says "you are one of us. You have come back. Our arms are open" . Karibu TENA nyumbani..🎉
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This is so beautiful and sad at the same time, they took your names but God is great you have regain them, this just the beginning, welcome home brothers and sisters, we love you, to only God be the glory 🙏
This had me really emotional. I was raised in Texas and never knew anyone here that wanted to leave here and go back to the motherland. I started watching videos about this during the pandemic. I now know that it's time for me to return and escape this horrible place. Thank you!😊😊
So touching!❤❤❤ Karibu Kenya! Love and Light!❤❤❤
this was so beautiful ! Most High be praised !!! Praying to be there soon !!! still in the plans .. Keep doing what yall doing for the people @the residential tourists !! yall breaking barriers !!!
Residential Tourist are now our lovely Masaai family members. Welcome to the motherland. This was awesome ❤👏🏾
A humble honor 🙏🏾.
This is so beautiful , I love this, I am a new subscriber.
Karibu
I really needed to see this 😭😭 thanks for sharing❣️ I too would like to have a name 😭
Please contact me, Am from Kenya and I want to assist one brother or sister from US to come in Kenya
Tears of joy my family 😢 that some of us are getting the call to come home and learn our true Culture ❤️🇰🇪🙏🏾
Absolutely Beautiful! I feel your energy of truth and facts brother Lamont. I want my name back too❤❤
Immense, thanks for sharing. 😍
Karibu nyumbani, it is beautiful to see our brothers and sisters come home
Its ok bratha your did your part family is back home indeed its a special moment 🎉!
Home it is...
Thank you for showing this Muhammads. I pray the called and chosen are able to return, and stay. Amen 🙏🏽😢
This is very symbolic. I am sure you've heard about the Arab slave trade which took place in East Africa.
It was the Masai who stopped the Arabs from penetrating the hinterland (in the territory now known as Kenya), saving many now Kenyan tribes from falling victim to the slave trade.
The British didn't mess with them too. They were too fierce.
This is very emotional. Something is happening that so special ❤❤❤❤
Beautiful
I enjoyed the video ~ joyful & happy
Sniff, sniff. Very moving. I can only hope that you don't let those names fall by the rocks but let mature in fertile ground so that your spirits will come back home should your physical selves no do so.
Beautiful.
Very emotional. Now back to your root at long last ..You're welcome.ĺ
Karibuni nyumbani
Beautiful… human… moment.
This is some very unique content. Continue enjoying our country
This is more than content.
I had never considered the emotional & spiritual toll of the Transatlantic slave trade until I visited my African American/Caribbean friend in New York in 2019. I had been there for years prior, for school/work. We just had a casual/cheerful catchup but for some reason, I felt the sadness after that conversation. For the first time, the cruelty of being uprooted from one's roots hit me. It's strange that I had never fully considered that before. Maybe I would have, if I had seen the movie/series _Roots_ (which I still haven't watched).
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Powerful family. Peace and love always.
I wanna go 😂😂😂💪🏿
This is a Great Day!! It was no accident that the Maasai Nation has fought so hard to preserve their cultural heritage. We thank you so much for this wonderful naming ceremony.
Karibuni sana Nyumbani Nyote.
Nanyukie; karibu nyumbani! And now you need to vidit Nanyuki town. On the slopes of Mt.Kenya. Something about that mountain. You need to go up, u font hsve to go to the top. Baraka!
This was emotional to watch welcome home
This video have me Crying as well I felt the Pain because I am also touched by the same affliction being taken to the West . Bless you I am so happy for you all that you had that naming ceremony Please call yourself and remember your name it’s VITAL… Energy❤
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Owning land for me is a BIG DEAL for very powerful reasons. The truth is that "Coming Home" equates to a really tough path of acquiring land ownership in Africa for the diaspora. Anybody with a buck can own land in America, even if you don't live there... Repatriation is being dramatically stymied as long as countries like Kenya make it mandatory for you to live there legally before citizenship and citizenship is required before being allowed to own land! I'm rested enough and now want to move to the next level.
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Good welome home so sad 😢
This beautiful but l thought someone could have been given the name memusi meaning unexpected.
Names have meaning in Africa. This is deep
What a historical moment this one right here! 😢❤
This should be posted on shaderoom
Mr Mohammed is truly hopeful just as the name suggests
Yes, sir 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Oloishorua means The given one or God given one.
Carlos Carlos Carlos Nay Nay Nay . Carlos should make a t-shirt rocking his head movements . Happy dude .
welcome all ,enjoy 254
Black America are admixture of several groups in the continent of Africa . The borders in the continent are artificial and therefore groups occupy several territories . Like the Oromo of Ethiopia, Kenya the Somali are predominantly Cushitic and occupy Kenya, Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti . The Maasai are Nilotic with variations of Nilo-Saharan/Nilo-Cushitic due to their migratory patterns and occupy Kenya, Tanzania .
The Ewe of Benin, Ghana, Togo .
The Luhya of Kenya are a collection of Bantu ethnic groups with similar dialect(Maragoli,Bukusu etc).
The Abaluhya like other Bantu groups trace their DNA to central Africa/Cameroon and Congo Forest.
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Nanyuki means brown😲, didnt know the kenyan town of nanyuki meant this
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Egypt both Upper and Lower was populated and still has traces of Nubian Nilotic, general Nilotic(in Kenya these include Kalenjin, Maasai, Luo etc) and Cushitic(in Kenya these include Somali, Borana, Oromo etc) Ethnic groups .
These groups are dispersed throughout North , North East and East Africa .
For Instance You have Kalenjin and Turkana who dispersed to Kenya and Uganda . Maasai to Kenya and Tanzania .
Somali, Borana and Oromo who dispersed to Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia, Sudan, Djibouti, Eritrea and parts of Egypt .
The Nilotic Luo(at least 20million) also dispersed to different regions starting Sudan/Lower Egypt .
In North-East Congo and South-West Chad ,Central Africa republic you have the Luo-Alur, Luo-Langi, Luo-Acholi, In North West-Sudan and Lower Egypt the Luo-Jur Chol ,Luo-Bahr El Ghazal, Luo-Bor, Luo-Dimo, Luo-Balanda, Luo-Shilluk, Luo-Anywaa,Luo-Pari,Luo-Thuri etc and their cousins Dinka,Nuer etc .
In South-West Ethiopia Gambella region and Eritrea the Luo-Anuak/Anywaa .
In Uganda the Luo-Langi, Luo-Padhola, Luo-Acholi, Luo-Babito,Luo-Jopaluo,Luo-Kumam,Luo-Alur etc .
In Kenya the Luo proper and Luo-Suba .
In Tanzania you have Luo-Proper, Luo-Suba, Luo-Wasweta, Luo-Mukisero etc in Mara region, Mwanza,Musoma, Shirati, Rorya etc .
Ohh i feel so sorry for the guy who is crying about the name
That guy is me... Brother Muhammad.
As a non Maasai looking up Nanyokie, some have translated it as red (may be associated to something like the Kenyan soil? Both Brown and Red may similarly describe some thing in nature in the Maa language?) and there is a God "Enkai Nanyokie" translated as the "Red God". Nanyokie sounds like how the town of Nanyuki got its name.
Slavery in Swahili is utumwa ( oo-too-moo-uh)
Ancient Egyptians and ancient Israelites meeting in a land far theirs...
The two sticks 🏒🏒 joining together
@LBR1847 hehe you haven't even started 🙃 the truth won't be easy for you
@paulinekisorio9098 nope the 2 stick are Judah and Israel joining together not Egypt and Israel
@@FreedomBiafra nobody is looking for your validation ..
The Maasai and other nilotes are more likely from the meroe and cush iron smelting kingdoms, not Egypt.
When the Arabs conquered Egypt in 639 to 649 AD they attempted to advance Southwards into Sudan but were stopped by Nilotic and Nilo-Saharan groups hence slavery did not spread into the interior like in West Africa .
Portuguese and Spanish managed to capture slaves in Angola and Congo to Brazil and US(the first slaves to US Jamestown Virginia 1617 from Angola were from Mbundu and Bakongo ethnic groups) but were unable to spread into the interior where hostile Nilotic groups such as the Dinka, Nuer, Maasai, Turkana, Toposa, Luo, Karamoja existed in North East and East Africa .
We claim we want to escape Y T, but reveal all of our plans on their social media. They can watch the videos and see posts just in case maybe some of my fellow Blk ppl didn't know.
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