THIS IS HOW MUCH IT COST TO BUILD THIS BEAUTIFUL 7 BEDROOM HOUSE IN GHANA | Building in Ghana
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2020
- Building in Ghana isn't an easy task as Nana lets us know in this video. Nana shares how much it cost to build her incredible house in Aburi, Ghana. She also shares her story growing up in 5 African countries and the differences between them - Tanzania, Kenya, South Africa & Ivory Coast. Nana's house is incredible and one of the best houses I've ever seen in Ghana!
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*Sorry about the sound in this video. I had an issue with the mic’s cutting out.*
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Vanessa Kanbi
It’s okay, l thought the wind was doing it .
You’re very good, asked all the right questions 😍
I am not worried about the sound. The quality/theme of the video is 💯 we are not getting these kind of shows on government TV in the UK. Nana is beautiful and awesome! As for her house, OMG!! Congratulations to her! Total inspiration! Thank you for your hard work Vanessa. Oh, by the way you were my introduction to @acheompong family and Wode Maya and my introduction to Africa on UA-cam (because I have visited some countries).
Hi Vanessa, I'm Rane Alison from Scrolapps. I've just sent you an email. Hoping you check it out and have your feedback asap. Regards.
What is the name of her architecture and builder
Great job. Superb video
She didn’t have kids but told her architect to plan for children. That’s what I call FAITH. GOD bless you, Nana
She may be planning adopting my dear
just leave god outta this ok? she broke her balls to put all of this together-take a look at the state of our Planet,then if you got the nerve,thank god!peace
She has a young son... You see him in the first video Vanessa did with her
Honestly, if I had the money and because there's always a mention of shady/shaky builders (of course, there's shady builders everywhere) I'd find a reputable builder here in the States and fly them over there with me to knock out a home. The initial cost will be more but completing a home on the first attempt without major hang-ups is always a huge stress reliever.
@@danielwatts9803 not a bad if you afford it but you can get really qualified builders in Ghana if you have money
We talking companies that build 5 star buildings
The choice is yours
I just adore Nana. I pray nothing but peace and blessings for her. She has such a beautiful and positive spirit.
Amen
She definitely does. So comforting
Yes!!
Beautiful house and spacious.
Super positive spirit
She is such a lovely lady. I appreciate her for being an open book so people can learn.
Love from Kenya🇰🇪
We need a UA-cam channel for Nana. So humble, would love to follow her journey!
Nana we are all proud of you...this is way beyond a dream house/forever home..this is the epitome of years of hardwork and a clear vision to see it through the end..Congratulations!
In America, Nana's home and property would cost multi-millions!
And the property tax. Would be so high if she had that house in America.
you are so right
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With seven bedrooms and a few bathrooms? Swimming pool and a massive yard? Right now truth is people who owned their own houses in the states don't really owned them. Beside property tax there's the water bill and mortgages which most people still paying on lands that they thought they owned actually belongs to the big banks......connected to the Federal Reserve and I.R.S. I read a very sad story about a black mother who lived in a four bedroom house built by her great grandfather in the early 1900s. She became ill and couldn't pay the property tax and water bill. The bank took the home away from her and her children who were still in school!!
@@serene1275 yes banks and councils in Western countries are particularly cruel to people who have property but have an inability to pay the high property taxes or bank repayments. They are so quick to take the property out of their ownership.
@ nah!
As a project manager.maybe she should do these homes for people who majority live out of the country...
I love her. She’s so humble and she’s really lived her life
Nana is such a lovely lady. I appreciate her for being an open book so people can learn.
Love from Kenya🇰🇪
Greetings fron Jamaica. I just love Nana, what a lovely human being she is. She lives in her house just with her son and the helper? Wow. . I would love to visit Africa one day .
So sorry to hear of your terrible experience with the builder. What I’ll recommend is to deal with a reputable construction company with a good track record and enter into a proper contract with them with a Bill Of Quantities. You could then mobilize them with an advance payment say 25% of the contract sum after they present an advance payment guarantee/bond from a bank or insurance company so that your money is insured if they even run away with the advance payment. You could then set payments to when they hit key milestones such as completion of the foundation, ground floor, roofing etc.
As a matter of fact you should just insure your building projects by asking your contractors to submit Performance bonds/guarantees as part of your contracts. Just my two cents for you guys.
sounds very wise! we're embarking on our home build shortly and that's helped a lot!
Thank you.
Good info, thanks for sharing!
Smart! I’m writing that down
Sounds like this person has never been to an African country. I have seen many contractors in different African countries, they don't work like you think. Good luck finding a this "reputable company". Was a funny read though.
I really appreciate being treated to this interview. This young lady is so sweet to give us her time and experience. Beautiful soft spoken and generous my take👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Nana is a realistic example of hard work .. blood.. sweat and tears!!
Again I want to say this design is top notch... I'm taking notes for my design lol
Me too
I’m in love. Already told my wife and making sketches lol
That was a great price for what is essentially two houses!
You heard, Ghana has the whole ‘vibe’ 🙌🏿🙌🏿😂
Mawushi Love
She’s right , and that’s why whenever a Ghanaian house is featured and there’s the usual noise from South Africans about the fact they have cheaper and more beautiful homes, I always tell them that not all of us are interested in living in South Africa !
Ghana for all its problems and imperfections, is a wonderful place and I wouldn’t trade it for anywhere else !
@@esson7994 indeed. Ghana has the vibe 😊
$230,000 worth every dollar, its definitely cheaper to build even with all the hassle and stress of building, especially if you're not based in Ghana. I think its worth dealing with the hassle of some of the untrustworthy people of Ghana i.e. contractors, builders and in some cases family members chopping the money etc. But is worth building your own at least you get to decide the size of spaces and put everything you wish in the design. Its definitely worth the hassle to achieve this. Great architecture with generous spaces. First thing that came to my mind was Le Corbusier house somehow, the spaces are amazing
Get an excellent building construction company with high ethics and professionalism like Elzo construction company. Thank me later!
That is more like $700000 property , even going by Ghanaian prices
@@ezekielachebe6959 Lol
pretty sure she said $320,000 ($200k out of pocket + $100k mortgage + $20k land)
@@imarkyaw534 Yeh when she was saying the total the wind was blowing so couldn't hear, but Vanessa was there and she has also put the total on the screen, but then again Vanessa is so in love with the place she may not have heard lol. Anyway even for $320,000 is good, some places abroad you would be lucky if you can get a studio flat for $320,000
Patience paid off with her beautiful home. That amount of money is worth it for that style of home. This a sweet lady so soft spoken.
She's a tipical African lady with no make up, love love you.
That’s how a typical African lady is regarded?
Very elegant and classy Vibe.
Make up is fake beauty.
@James Franko James please think through. It is like saying a guy using a computer to solve mathematics is more brainy than one who is using his own brain. True beauty is make up free. I thank God that you have had beautiful girlfriends. Thank God who made them beautiful. Neither you nor me contributed to their beauty. Hence i cant praise you for have a beautiful girlfriend. Jesus Christ The Way, The Truth and The Life.
The best investment is housing. She invested $200k and within 7 years or so it's worth $500k. Mum you just motivated me to complete my project in Ghana. God bless
what project is that brother?
You got this bro 🙏💪
@@nasto4u8502 and 3 bedroom Apartment project, Sir
@@themotivatortv can we please link up?
@@nasto4u850 Are you a builder or contractor?
OMG Nana is such a beautiful woman... her personality is just so warm and bubbly.. so cool
I love love love this house
My dream house in the near future,Nana is a lovely woman
Very classy indeed.
Wow. We have much in common Nana. Also a foreign affairs kid. We were in Nairobi. I went to Lavington Primary. After that, the states, back to Ghana. My sister went to GIS for 6th form. We were later stationed in Prague. Well done Sis. Well done Vanessa.
You are one of the privileged kids. 🤔 hahaha
Wow!!!am a Kenyan and I was in Lavington Primary too. Am still living in Nairobi.
$230,000 for such a house is really affordable for me, because in my country, Gabon, such a house would cost a million dollars to built and once built it would be valued at twice that amount from the get go. Good job!
Only if u build it urself or you'll pay way more than that in Ghana if u buy that kind of a house......will cost u at least $750,000 and up in Ghana believe me.....our house in Accra Ghana cost us around $100,000 to build it ourself and if we were to sell it.... we'll get at least $300,000 or more
But Gabon compared to Ghana? Obviously 🙄 it’s because she built it. What a dumb comment. What is Gabon anyway? An insect?
@@kharislight9201 not surprising coming from a french colonies,gaban don't even mention when reffing to West Africa,
@@kharislight9201 , how old are you, pubescent? What are you trying to prove? Why the vitriol? If my comment is not to your liking then leave it alone. Oh social media! Anybody can feel important!
Nonsensical. Do you know what maturity is? Are you a child? What are you trying to insinuate by comparing Ghana to Gabon. Who cares? No one cares about your snark mention of Gabon.
Nana is such a well spoken lady. Her voice is very soothing.
Its so unique unlike most houses in ghana.
who cares if the house is unique
@@Jayzonny you wouldn't get it
It’s lovely, very South African style of architecture. Looks familiar to SAns but the size of her land is amazing
She is goals and super humble!!
There are many rogue builders here in the UK too, we have to be very careful and choose builders on recommendation and experience, there only a few builders that can handle everything in a job from start to finish. Maybe, instead of relying on the builder to sub contract jobs out you have to find the individual skill sets personally
She is so gorgeous and humble! God bless her
She has an interesting life! That was a great investment to double her money.
I can feel the East African English accent in her vibe. Great interview Vanessa
Her accent is 90% Kenyan. She spent her high school years in Kenya.
@@phynnie Absolutely
African women who work outside of their home countries are very hard working, disciplined, and determined. They all end up buying land and building impressive mansions. The most hardworking women are from Ghana, Tanzania and Kenya. Keep it up ladies, you do things that some men cannot even do.
This is the best house I've seen in Ghana.
Ghana vibe is awesome.....much RESPECT!
Ghana is so blessed Ghanaians in the country don’t know.
Are you sure?
This has got to be my favourite series on Vanessa Kanbi's channel so far 😍 Thank you for linking up with Nana to share with us her story ! So amazing !
A large family home in a serene environment. It’s a bargain at that price . Enjoy it 😊
What was the price
What was the price
Thanks for bringing this content to us. 🇬🇭 🇬🇧 keep up the fantastic work
Wonderful, informative interview. Very sad to hear her builder defrauded her. Love her positive spirit. But, it is so easy to happen to anyone.
Unfortunately, I know someone who, for about 6 months or so, she was duped by her builder in Ghana, who took all the money she sent him to build the foundation and walls (It was supposed to be her retirement home) and pocketed everything. The builder sent her photos of the build, as it supposedly progressed. In actuality, there was no build going on, at least, not on her land. The photos were actually of a previous build the builder had done.
It was all so traumatic, where, on a visit to Ghana, she went to the site (without notifying the builder) to discover no build going on. My mum was the first person she came to tell. I remember the day so very well, and all her tears.
Yes, wherever you are in the world, London, Cardiff or Accra, never give a builder, landscape architect the whole amount for the job.
Ask for a list of materials needed, you order them, you pay for them and have them delivered (as long as your site is secure).
For a large part of a job, say a roof, only give the builder a third or a quarter at a time, and give more as you see each section of the roof has been finished.
We had an experience where a fencing company, took all the money to cover materials for two fences, one for our neighbour's fence, and one for our fence. The company never built either fence.....
I built one and it drove me mad. The number of minor details that go into building your own home can be overwhelming. I swore never again. That was 12 years ago. Now, here I am planning on building another one. On a different note, I highly recommend getting a ZOOM for your audio. This was a great interview but the audio made it a strain to listen to. There are multiple price points. I use an H4 Zoom.
I used a zoom h6 with my wireless mics. The issue was it was in the wrong position :( and so the wireless mics kept disconnecting so I had to mix it with the rode mic on my camera. So annoying but I wanted to put the video up anyway.
@@VanessaKanbi It was great that you put the video up anyway. The sound was a minor inconvenience in comparison to the wealth of information you shared in this episode. I could still hear just fine by listening 🎧 and turning the volume up. Keep up the GREAT work hun!
REALTOR Uncut yes correct , usually I wd recommend anyone to buy a good wireless speaker 🔈 to optimise their you tube audio experience anyway ... impressive lady and thank you very much Vanessa to have shared this experience I am planning to fly soon to Ghana for work !! Great country !! Hope 🦠covid 🦠will allow it .... 🙏🏽😷🙏🏽
That looks like a million dollar house to me.
It is in Cali lol
@@kikobangz Nah it's in T-DOT.
👌👌That's exactly what I said 🙂
7 bedroom house in Canada is like 2.5 to 3 million
@@thekorsh4230 Am not sure what part of Canada you are talking about but here in Toronto hell no you are getting a 7 bedroom house for under 3 million. You are looking at 5 to 7 million. Average 3 bedroom in Toronto or gta is well over a million. And that also applies to the vancouver area.
Nana is an amazing woman. I love watching a humble queen. Beautiful home for a beautiful lady. I need to visit Ghana ☺️
This was a wonderful part 2. I thoroughly enjoyed it and could totally relate to the building horror stories as my parents experienced it. I'm now going through the building/renovating process in GH.
Well done, for building such a giant palace! It’s not easy to build at all.
We will learn from each other of we stop fearing that ‘thieves will come’ and end up hiding the knowledge and dream from each other. Thank you for being an open book Nana.
Nana, thank you so much for sharing, I’m really learning a lot about building in Ghana! I do know a friend in Ghana ❤️❤️🙏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
This is just amazing! Thank you so much for sharing with us❤️❤️❤️
Awesome! Buildings like this fits very well on this type of landscape. Very serens environment. Great job Vanessa.
Omg. $220,000 for that mighty house is a steal. I was thinking she will say $500,000. Nice house
sounds like $150k out of pocket + $100k mortgage = $250k
@@imarkyaw534 So about ZAR5million? Very few in South Africa could afford this, me included..😥 I can only dream..Enjoy your lovely home Nana! 🌺🏠
IMarkD there is no mortgage in my African countries ! You pay out of pocket
@@angelavermaak2591 the $250K is that US dollars?
See if she has an extra bedroom 😆 I’m On my way! ✈️
Nana must earn a generous salary to have a chef and personnel living with her. I looked 👀 up homes in Africa for sale. The homes are absolutely extraordinary.
Look on property 24 for South African properties. My favorite areas to browse are Hillcrest, Kloof, Durban North, Durbanville, Bedford view. I don't have the money for those areas though
Not necessarily, live in help earn a basic salary, with room, meals and extra money!! Having help in Africa is a necessity, not a luxury and some of them earn well!!!
No I’m Africa everyone has house staff it’s normal not expensive
@@mpumitwala2614 that a real area ?
@@roserose-vx7qt they are all different areas in different parts of South Africa, try Clifton - Capetown too
I agree that the greatest thing about Ghana is the people. They are welcoming and friendly. There are nice apartments and homes available in Ghana. The infrastructure needs work, but is sufficient. I think most ADOS (Black Americans) could live in Ghana fairly comfortably. Yes, South Africa has much better infrastructure and it is very much like the US in many ways. ADOS will fit in South Africa very easily. I mention ADOS because that is what I am, and I have traveled to about 30 African countries. I am in Cape Town South Africa right now.
Thank you for that perspective. Ados! 🤲🏾⭐️
Sorry this was rubbish 👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿 200k you can get a good house in UK. 🏠🤷🏾♂️ I travel 36 countries in Africa 🤷🏾♂️... This was over priced by 10 times and the house is ugly....I'm. Jamaican 🇯🇲🇬🇧 England and I'm building my luxury house on my 3 Hector's for £60k .... I'm. A welder so it was a bit of hands✋🏾 on then most I be finished next year June.....
I love how chill and down to earth she is. Seems like a very sweet person!
This woman is very honest, God bless you Nana.
The character of this house OMG. I love it.
I just love her personality!
Nana , made my day . She inspired me and her positivity . Oh her smile is awesome . Congratulations, congratulations and again congratulations, I applaud you. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
will you like to visit Ghana?
Miss Vanessa, thank you so much for this video. Nana is such an amazing lady, so down to earth. Actually, it is always good to be present and supervise your own construction anywhere when building in Africa. The land, the building and pretty much everything could cost not more than a 110,000(HUNDRED AND TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS) for full completion. It was a learning experienced for her, notwithstanding she will still come way on top if she ever decides to sell the property due to the demand of beautiful homes like hers in Ghana.
I've been waiting for this!
I am going to spend Holidays with Nana! Love her spirit and laughter!
I'm happy for you Mrs. Nana your travelling around the world at last it paid off what a gorgeous building , thanks for sharing your successful story. *What I learned from you is to love everybody but trust none.*
Ty Vanessa
Well travelled!
Well spoken and down to earth. God bless Nana and Vanessa
Nana is so sweet. Very informative video. thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching :)
She's a beautiful woman with a peaceful personality and home. I love to see women doing well and moving forward. She's an inspiration to work hard for what you want. Thank you for this amazing interview!
This lady is so fascinating n graceful, love her laugh...like everything about the home too
I love this Woman!! Thank you for welcoming us in your lovely home!
Nana, you are an example to us - you are a Powerlady. Vanessa, thank you for bringing us this content. To both ladies, keep pushing forward
I enjoyed watching Nana talk. Happy to know she now works in my native city, Abidjan. All the best Nana
That's easily a one million dollar plus home here in the States, easily...
Daniel Watts Especially with all the land
Not in San Francisco... That's a 5 million home 🏡 :)
how much did it cost to build this house?
@@adjoaaj7593 she said right around 250k.. that's a steal
Daniel Watts wow that’s insane ! I wonder if that includes furnishings
Great job Vanessa!! Nana has such a easy going peaceful spirit. This was an easy subscribe for me.
Another quality video that strikes us.... I mean me.... ok (I'm using the royal me) in all the right places: camera angles - checked, informative - checked, humanity focused - checked, environmentally friendly - checked, and last .... but not least...... subscription-inducing - checked. More power to you, Sis. Now folks the kind of stuff she posts is not the stuff to hoard and deprive others of. We all profit from what she does. Let's share and lets subscribe and let's push her to the 100,000 mark before year's end.
Thank you very much 🥰
A very beautiful and warm lady and a fantastic interview! Nice house, well planned and very innovative. Aburi is always a nice area to be due to the cold climate as a result of the mountains. I do detect an East African accent and not the typical Ghanaian accent. Shows how much we are influenced by where we grew up and where we lived. Another good job Vanessa! Thanks for keeping high the flag of Ghana. If all Ghanaians abroad would think of a house like this, on even a smaller scale, their retirement years, especially when they retire on fixed income, would be much more comfortable.
Lovely video vanessa I absolutely loved her house
Awesome video/content Vanessa and Nana 🙌🏾💞☕
Thank you for sharing this GOOD FRUIT!!! Nana you deserve every GOOD and perfect thing! Thank you for your HUMILITY, INSPIRATION and LIGHT!!! Grace and Peace Queen! 👑💛
I'm so impressed by all that's going on in Ghana
Also, Nana seems lovely
I hope the construction industry becomes more efficient
Will definitely save this video. And Nana's so humble.
I watch this video from TANZANIA🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿 I hope she can speak Swahili
Thank you Nana for sharing your story behind the building of this wonderful landmark residence. Unfortunately starting to hear a familiar theme in some videos regarding the builders in Ghana.
tspcocktail
Cowboy builders are everywhere, even in the almighty UK, believe it or not.
Good Vibration
After I read your comment to me, I went back to read your first comment and it provided me with all I needed to know about you.
If I’m not mistaken, you’ve never been on the continent before and like all other folks like you, you think you have all the answers.
You’re already talking about bringing lawsuits and things like, well all I can say is , good luck in your endeavours
By the way, I don’t just talk for talking sake, I have homes both home and abroad and I’m actually professionally involved with builders and I have done so for over 20 years !
Good Vibration
First of all, when I made my first comment, it wasn’t directed at you ! Somebody was saying they had noticed a pattern of problems with builders on the continent, so I commented that it wasn’t a problem limited to Africa, and that as a matter of fact even in the Uk where you expected things to run smoothly, there was a problem with cowboy builders. You didn’t have to allude to the fact that my comment was pointless. You could have said whatever you wanted without attacking me.
I’m not going to waste any more of my precious time going back and forth with you, you’re not worth it and at the end of the day, I’m not the one who thinks they know more about a place they haven’t been before ! Just one last thing though, I wasn’t aware that where you’re from, people go to university to become prostitutes !! I guess one learns something new each day !!
I hope you will keep it in the FAMILY for GENERATIONS to come.
The design flow of the house is amazing.
In the UK that house would cost about £2million pounds. Probably more
All depends on location but it is a beautiful home
Nope. Try again. I live in London, England.
Honestly, it's not worth living overseas. Trust me.
I saw that you replied and it got deleted??? UA-cam is strange.
It depends on the prestigious location in UK darling. As a developer here in Manchester, I would suggest £500k. Besides, Nana's video is inspiring with a clue of what to do back home.
In the Miami Florida area depending on the location, a house like this is around 600k to 1.5 millions.
Such a humble Lady! Very successful in her own right! Such an inspiration
will you like to visit the mother land?
I love her for being open and honest about stuff.. I have a few friends who built n said it was a complete nightmare.. my dad always says his advise to anyone who wants a house in Accra especially is to buy and then do it to suit you ..
Facts. I live in Ghana but chale I'm never gonna build a house I will buy it rather
Beautiful Vanessa,,we can see you have just falling in love with Nanas beautiful home..its indeed a breath taking peaceful home😁😁✌👍
What an amazing lady Nana is. Her house is original and stunning. I really admire her sense of style. I weeped for her when she mentioned the roofing contractor run off with her hard earned money. Shame on Ghanaians who behave so badly. If anyone has used reputable, honest builders who do a good job without ripping off people from the diaspora please post here to help others. The larger established construction companies are usually a safer bet but they often want 20-30% fee on top of build cost which can add up to $30,000 to a $100,000 project. Most people find that too steep and end up relying on family members or smaller builders which come with a lot of risk.
Nana, with your project management skills and experience you could be the perfect build project manager for anyone wanting to build. Africa needs people like you. @vanessakanbi thanks for another awesome piece of content 👏
Thanks for sharing Nana👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Love this home! She did really great!
Nana has a lovely and can-do spirit! Really enjoyed both videos.
Awesome video as always Vanessa.
She is *correct* West Africa struggles to compete with the East Africa & Southern Africa because of *France* they are the *main* reason why West Africa and Central Africa aren't doing so well
We are struggling now but in a few years we will be OK , only if Ivory coast , Ghana and Nigeria stop their nonsense blame game and make this happen #weare👀
Don’t put all the blame on France ; there are so many corrupt and greedy leaders in west and central Africa. We have to look ourselves into the mirror, sometimes,not just pointing finger
@@timcamer4702 So what?? All these African countries are curropt *all* throughout Africa but they are not facing the same problems these *francophone nations* are facing and I bet you're not even a blk person. With a name like that I bet you're not even blk so I'm not even gonna waste my time arguing to you 😂😂 its pointless I don't expect a non blk person to understand what Africans are going through just go away nobody asked you for your a opinion 😂😂
food forthought1 nonsense ! Nigeria is the biggest economy only because of the size of his population. Also there white investors in Nigeria , don’t be jaleous , our brother from East and the southern part of the continent are doing better than us , in west and central Africa. That’s a fact .
The most powerful country in southern Africa is SA. And they are burdened with HIV, coronavirus, poverty and racism and segregation against blacks.
This is so inspiring,I love nana very positive and awesome lady.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
I just love this ladies whole vibe …absolutely gorgeous home.
Beautifully designed and even more impressed you did it whilst living abroad. Building a house is an incredibly stressful experiance
She's so inspirational ❤ And I love her mud Cloth on her bed and couches 🔥🔥🔥
She has lived a great diverse life! Great for her.
A beautiful home for a very beautiful lady!!! Enjoyed watching and very inspiring and fascinating life story
I just want to get hold of that chocolate 🥰
My mouth was watering for it.
Me too, and I don’t even like chocolate, but it’s homemade and has coconut so....
Me too. But I ain't talkin bout the food.😁 I'm talkin bout nana! That chocolate looks delicious 😋!!!
@@bernardhawk3258 😂👀👀😂😂👀
I know right, probably the finest chocolate we’ll never taste.