Surprisingly Gikomba is one of the safest places. The traders do not allow or take it kindly to any thiefery. It spoils their business and prevents otherwise good customers from visiting. They deal with such incidents very badly.
As a kenyan who visits gikomba about 1-3 times weekly, I envy your courage. I can never walk with my phone leave alone your camera. You are one lucky guy.
Yves I can tell from your demeanor that you feel relaxed and safe, I pray it stay this way in the future videos while you are here. I was born in Nairobi but have never been to Gikomba. You have challenged me for sure. You have given me a new appreciation of my fellow countrymen. God Bless Kenya. Thank you Joseph my kinsman.
I love how raw and authentic people are in this video. Kenyans are warm and welcoming. You enjoy your food genuinely, I can tell that mtura is delicious
Correction Yve, Mutura is not made of leftovers but is made of different things. Most sellers use minced meat (beef) and onions stuffed inside cleaned cow or goat intestines.
@@ismailkin4469 Shameful for eating seemingly expensive food in front of starving unfortunate people whom it takes an entire day to make the price of the snack you're eating
@@jumaabdul1271 sxb it's shameful nonetheless. Magaalada wax la cuno ma yaalo sxb. Bahdil waye in dadka hoortooda lagu cuno while making money off them
I am from 🇪🇹 Before I didn't have any knowledge about 🇰🇪 but now I am so in love with Kenyans they are so friendly and very good people and have good hospitality.
After that dirty river scene and he goes like "let's find something to eat, let's find some food my friends " 😂😂weeuh nothing can keep this guy from his love for food.
This was exciting and exhausting to watch at the same time. I have to big up our fellow countrymen who try to eke out a living at great odds. I wish one day those in authority can have a plan for Gikomba and the people who work there. Kyno has got to be the realest and down to earth mzungu who has ventured out there, freely interacting with locals and partaking in the street food that might not always be safe for the untrained stomach. Good stuff!
HELLO hello Yves welcome to the busy gikomba market in Nairobi KENYA one thing I. Like about you is that you are friendly, you interact with people easily... You get a long with everyone easily
I'm a Kenyan, and to be precise, a Nairobian. Nice video. It has captured the real Gikomba. Though i was crossing my fingers, they don't snatch your camera. That area is sketchy if walking with valuables.
You are indeed loving your stay at Nairobi Yves, Ideally, you must have mustered a lot of courage to vlog at the market place. As a local guy, I wouldn't even think about it. Awesome content! Can't wait to see you back on the road for another daring adventure.
Again, nice video. But correction, Mutura is not made by left overs and it is not a sausage for the poor. Mutura is a local sausage, that is eaten on all contexts, and cooked in different ways. I disagree with your opinion because mutura is prepared at parties and in certain restaurants. It is crafted from fresh ingredients. Describing it as leftover or associating it with poverty is misleading, akin to the Philippines' pagpag, which mutura distinctly is not. Mutura is a prevalent street food, but it is neither leftover nor confined to the streets, particularly in central Kenya.
@@mydidyouknowchannel138 I disagreed with his opinion because mutura is prepared at parties and in certain restaurants. It is crafted from fresh ingredients, whether meats or vegetables. Describing it as leftover or associating it with poverty is misleading, akin to the Philippines' pagpag, which mutura distinctly is not. Mutura is a prevalent street food, but it is neither leftover nor confined to the streets, particularly in central Kenya.
Hi Yves am john from Kenya 🇰🇪 I really love ❤️ my country so so much.have a good luck as you explore Kenya and please don't get out of kenya with experiencing our matatu culture ❤️❤️we have awesome buses I bet you will enjoy .
The two men who asked you not to record them are most likely undercover police officers. There are a lot of them in that area and they help keep the area safe.
Yves, you travel in places I can never imagine. Being a 🇿🇦 I now see how these places are as we have Nairobi people staying in South Africa. And people from Kenya
This is one authentic video about Kenya, which I thought you might not want to share.. or it wouldn't be safe to create.. . Hats off to the Kenyan sisters and brothers for showing us what it is to stand up and do something for oneself... To be honest, I'd love to know the secret of eating the way you do, even here in South Africa without experiencing some health issue ... . Thanks for the hard work.
He eats without Expecting to be sick that why he is always okay most people will eat and expect to be sick. they will go like i hope this doesn't make me sick and they belive they have sensitive Stomachs. its more in the Mind than in reality just like the Placebo Experiment.
My fear is that he won't last for long, the way it is going.. I love travelling and would love to do so even as an older person. But one thing for sure, Kenyan or South African, avoid behaving like a hungry crocodile when travelling..
You should visit the biggest Market in Africa which Eastleigh, Nairobi…..there you will find the newly built BBS mall which is the biggest mall in Kenya. Eastleigh is also called Little Mogadishu due to Somali people who are the engine behind the prosperity in the area……good luck.
2:22: the guy in a navy blue dustcoat asks "Gikomba of what" before saying not to be recorded. Reason is that Gikomba has different sections and market areas for specific goods/items. There is the Gikomba timber section, chicken zone, grocery/fresh produce area, upholstery and sofa materials zone, Fish market gikomba, Cape and socks zone, kids clothes zones, bale stores,Shoes zone near pumwani mosque, jeans zone etc etc.
I personally work at Gikoba and am grateful that you were there. Though there are some areas you didn't cover, with a honest tour guide you should have covered more... Congrats
Kino I have a suggestion for you you know I have been following from the very begging you had I think around 500 followers at the time I am the guy from australia 🇦🇺 but Serbian background I would recommend for you after you decide to finish your travels to write a book about it all maybe you should take notes of interesting things that happened and I believe it would be a hit 😂
Yes, it would definitely make sense to write a book after this kind of journey. But the problem is that it takes so much time to write a book! By myself, it would take me between 6 months and 1 year. So if I do it, it will be when I will be older.
@@KinoYvesI really ask you to do this so that we can learn from your experiences, which contained things, fears, and many things. I wish you success.❤❤❤
@@KinoYves yes but you can get someone to help you maybe and even if you write it slowly even if it takes you 3 or 4 years still good but I think it will take you a fair while anyway because when you start to remember all the good things and the bad things there will be so many things to write about but I think it will be interesting and good 👍 and hopefully you get to do it sooner or latter take care cheers 🍻
I already wrote a book on a previous journey though. But yeah, if I do it, it would probably take me several 3 to 5 years. Maybe one day I will make the effort to write it, after I complete all my plans regarding traveling. But the problem is that completing all my travel plans before I die is already gonna be a difficult task.
@@KinoYves lol before you die how long you plan to travel because wants you hit your late 40s not sure how you will be on a electric bike at that age lol 😂 what’s your other book called
No it's not. Stop ruining our name yet u have never been there. Pick pockets exist but nobody will dare snatch a a phone from ur hand. Shut up about things you don't know
You inspire me to take more chances in life Yves. For every one person that will give you friction there are a hundred that will welcome you and make your day a pleasure.
So interesting how someone from far away has to tell our best side story as Africans!!! Thanks to all Gikomba people more especially the RESPECTIFUL,HOSPITABLE AND LOVING YOUTHS! Mmetuwakilisha vizuri
Hello Yves, Big fan here. Quick note on the video title... might be taken the wrong way, implying all African women have a price. Just wanted to share my perspective. Keep up the good work
I love how that guy just asked him where he was going n upon realizing he is headed the wrong direction , just took it upon himself to point the right direction
The secret is to forget about your fears and just go. Most of the time, everything will be fine, and sometimes things will go wrong, but that's okay, you can't always have good experiences
@@KinoYvesI am from Iraq and I am really surprised at how you adapt and remain calm. I am surprised that even now you are truly a hero, but I would like you to teach me how to become like you because you are truly my role model.❤❤❤❤
The way you are traversing gìkomba is quite commendable... Thanks for showing raw kenya. ... 'we will talk'...means goodbye...in kikuyu language...'nìtùkwaria.. '😅😅
There are quite a number of vlogs in Gikomba bere on youtube also shot by foreigners. With confidence and friendliness and common sense precautions it is possible. The traders definitely will not want a sense of insecurity. Alot of us middle class Nairobians are just uber cautious
Yes. Sometimes when they see you are a new person then they will take advantage. This is exactly what happened to me, though i bought a different thing.
Great content Yves! Hope you will manage to go to ELDORET and meet the great Athletes training including kipchoge etc.. Also go to the Rift Valley.. Amazing scenes great people aswell
Can't imagine u were in my market n never saw u ....I could have even hosted u I like ur vlogs u are my 2023 best youtuber...I like ur aproach to people mindset
"We shall talk" is the Kenyan way of saying "see you around".
Got me laughing when he said guess it means bye 😂.
😅😅😅 yeah, we shall talk
"Nitûkuaria"
"nituneena"
Tutabonga😂
This is what I call unfiltered content. I love it.
Surprisingly Gikomba is one of the safest places. The traders do not allow or take it kindly to any thiefery. It spoils their business and prevents otherwise good customers from visiting. They deal with such incidents very badly.
Badly or goodly?😂
Wezi wachomwe tu!😊
That makes sense!! Traders make it safe for their customers😂
I'm thinking I heard these words in lion king
Kudos Joseph and Derrick ..you’ve represented Kenya well Wow!!
For sure
Much respect for the two young men
This young Kenyan men are blessed.they will go very far.
You're beautiful
Derrick is a good man He shows you directions very well
He even helped negotiate the price of Mutura
As a kenyan who visits gikomba about 1-3 times weekly, I envy your courage. I can never walk with my phone leave alone your camera. You are one lucky guy.
In Kenya it is not easy to see a foreigner getting robbed.kenyans respect foreigners so much that's why the guy is freely walking with his phone
And open shoes ! 😮
@RedpillKenyathats the way it is
This is a very big lie, I use my camera daily nobody ever robbed me 7 years now and no it is noot luck.
@@AnnKaniniwatu hufunika aibu za familia. Usisahau this is a touristic country wee huoni anachoma
Derrick is a legend for guiding you respect to him
And he was OK with just keeping 40 bob from the mutura change without asking for anything more.
Ex NYS always shines where they go 🔥
Such a nice guy
you are very stingy and you despise local people its like you are mocking them instead of promoting their business.You are aracist.
He killed with the #weshalltalk partying shot.
Yves I can tell from your demeanor that you feel relaxed and safe, I pray it stay this way in the future videos while you are here. I was born in Nairobi but have never been to Gikomba. You have challenged me for sure. You have given me a new appreciation of my fellow countrymen. God Bless Kenya. Thank you Joseph my kinsman.
I love how raw and authentic people are in this video. Kenyans are warm and welcoming.
You enjoy your food genuinely, I can tell that mtura is delicious
Kenyans are really hardworking. I now understand why we like hiring them back here in UK
thankyou.am i work in hospitality department if you have vacancies for housekeeping,i will be glad to relocate.
bwahahahahaahahahahahahah
Correction Yve, Mutura is not made of leftovers but is made of different things. Most sellers use minced meat (beef) and onions stuffed inside cleaned cow or goat intestines.
Yeah, mutura is stuffed with blood, minced or chopped meat , not left overs
@@ismailkin4469 Shameful for eating seemingly expensive food in front of starving unfortunate people whom it takes an entire day to make the price of the snack you're eating
@@whatitisnt.No one is starving in Nairobi, their is a lot of work and plenty of cheap food especially in those slum areas.
@@jumaabdul1271 sxb it's shameful nonetheless. Magaalada wax la cuno ma yaalo sxb. Bahdil waye in dadka hoortooda lagu cuno while making money off them
Uwongo 😅
When the lady sold that trouser for 200ksh almost 2 dollars..it shows how real kenyans are when it comes to business.very genuine price
You and I both know that's not true.
Liar
its second hand is not worth any more
@@Smart-aleckykwani how much is the trouser?
I am from 🇪🇹 Before I didn't have any knowledge about 🇰🇪 but now I am so in love with Kenyans they are so friendly and very good people and have good hospitality.
We love Ethiopia too. So many Ethiopians in Kenya. Visit, you'll love it.
One day make to come to our lovely country
@@jacksonkainda6510don't come. Please stay out of Ethiopia
Ende barya agonbiso yenech egir mateb new hospitality? Yihe ye barnet astesaseb new. Sewyew egirun sisetew biyafesulet eshi gin egirun mateb? Besme'ab
we love ethiopians too :)
Bro you would be a helluva travel vlogger without that bike. These interactions are gold
18:40 😂 yap “we shall talk” is a from of goodbye…synonymous with “catch you later” or “talk to you later “
I love how youre blending into the kenyan culture...and your craving for mutura is on another level 😅😅😅😅
After that dirty river scene and he goes like "let's find something to eat, let's find some food my friends " 😂😂weeuh nothing can keep this guy from his love for food.
😂that's how you know the mutura is good
Being sarcastic
😂😂😂😂😂
Immune grows with eating from different places though it is dangerous at times.
Our guy loves streets food, most of his videos he must pass for a street delicacy
This was exciting and exhausting to watch at the same time. I have to big up our fellow countrymen who try to eke out a living at great odds. I wish one day those in authority can have a plan for Gikomba and the people who work there. Kyno has got to be the realest and down to earth mzungu who has ventured out there, freely interacting with locals and partaking in the street food that might not always be safe for the untrained stomach. Good stuff!
Yves love your channel thank you for showing the world the love that exists in East Africa ❤
HELLO hello Yves welcome to the busy gikomba market in Nairobi KENYA one thing I. Like about you is that you are friendly, you interact with people easily... You get a long with everyone easily
😂😂😂😂😂I can't help bt laugh at how he's laughing at himself everytime things go wrong🤣🤣🤣, Amazing Attitude!
I laugh with him. He is a sunshine 😊
Am watching you from QATAR and am happy to see gikomba in my country kenya
The smokie lady was saying: "You guys rejected me, so I've found a new catch" 😂
Yeah, exactly what she was saying
I'm a Kenyan, and to be precise, a Nairobian. Nice video. It has captured the real Gikomba. Though i was crossing my fingers, they don't snatch your camera. That area is sketchy if walking with valuables.
Acheni kuchoma boss
You are indeed loving your stay at Nairobi Yves, Ideally, you must have mustered a lot of courage to vlog at the market place. As a local guy, I wouldn't even think about it. Awesome content! Can't wait to see you back on the road for another daring adventure.
when you were asking which way is gikomba, you were already in gikomba, it stretches all the way up. it covers a very wide area
Again, nice video. But correction, Mutura is not made by left overs and it is not a sausage for the poor. Mutura is a local sausage, that is eaten on all contexts, and cooked in different ways. I disagree with your opinion because mutura is prepared at parties and in certain restaurants. It is crafted from fresh ingredients. Describing it as leftover or associating it with poverty is misleading, akin to the Philippines' pagpag, which mutura distinctly is not. Mutura is a prevalent street food, but it is neither leftover nor confined to the streets, particularly in central Kenya.
True and it's mostly sweet in the evening 😅😅 kagiza kaki ingiaa
@@gwg216 haha 😂…
@@gwg216😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂 hata mmi sijafurahia akiita our local delicacy "for the poor"
@@mydidyouknowchannel138 I disagreed with his opinion because mutura is prepared at parties and in certain restaurants. It is crafted from fresh ingredients, whether meats or vegetables. Describing it as leftover or associating it with poverty is misleading, akin to the Philippines' pagpag, which mutura distinctly is not. Mutura is a prevalent street food, but it is neither leftover nor confined to the streets, particularly in central Kenya.
Your courage of venturing in Nairoberry streets was impressive Mr yves
Thanks for this video, am laughing and enjoying It very much. I used to shop my clothes there but now am in California. I love my fellow kenyans.
Enjoying the content @kino Mutura is not for the poor, it is simply a street snack actually loved from both divine.
Hi Yves am john from Kenya 🇰🇪 I really love ❤️ my country so so much.have a good luck as you explore Kenya and please don't get out of kenya with experiencing our matatu culture ❤️❤️we have awesome buses I bet you will enjoy .
Derrick is a great legend respect and hospitality man. I appreciate him❤
Nice work, keep highlighting the world to us.
I am Kenyan I cannot walk in Gikomba with my phone or camera ....the courage is another level
Hauwezi nyanganywa kwa mkono. Maybe kama umeweka kwa bag ama mfuko. Tuulize sisi ni wenyeji
They pickpocket more than snatch these days.
@@mimon5569wow 😂 so it's safer to walk with valuables in hand rather than safely in the bag or pocket?
@@freedomm tell him. Kujifanya kihere here na haelewi. Bag itskstwa na wembe but kwa mkono they cant snatch
@@lynnkesh254 wacha kuongeza safely ndio nikae kaa sielewi che ye nasema. Najua you know what i meant
18:28 😂😂😂 in kenya we don't say GOODBYE 👋.We say "WE SHALL TALK" 😂😂 In Swahili "Tutaongea".Its a method used to avoid people 😅
😅😅
But in this context the guy was just saying....see you around
😂😂😂stop saying the truth
😂😂
Tutabonga
The two men who asked you not to record them are most likely undercover police officers. There are a lot of them in that area and they help keep the area safe.
Love you men, been following your channel all through. Great inspiration
That opening line, "Morning, my friends!" is difficult to resist grinning at.
Very true.
Derrick... Madd respect fir helping Yves.... A shout out to you bruv
It's a long time since I visited Gikomba in Nairobi. Many crooks there, you are brave.
Yves, you travel in places I can never imagine. Being a 🇿🇦 I now see how these places are as we have Nairobi people staying in South Africa. And people from Kenya
How about travellers in Alexander in Jhb or Taxis rank we cannot shy away from our urban citizens
Joseph, thank you for inviting Yves to eat Watermelon on your bill. Kenyans are VERY hospitable. ❤
This is one authentic video about Kenya, which I thought you might not want to share.. or it wouldn't be safe to create.. . Hats off to the Kenyan sisters and brothers for showing us what it is to stand up and do something for oneself... To be honest, I'd love to know the secret of eating the way you do, even here in South Africa without experiencing some health issue ... . Thanks for the hard work.
My thought exactly. He can eat anything,his gut is exceptional.
He eats without Expecting to be sick that why he is always okay most people will eat and expect to be sick. they will go like i hope this doesn't make me sick and they belive they have sensitive Stomachs. its more in the Mind than in reality just like the Placebo Experiment.
I am a Kenyan and I wouldn't eat random street food. I need his secret too.
My fear is that he won't last for long, the way it is going.. I love travelling and would love to do so even as an older person. But one thing for sure, Kenyan or South African, avoid behaving like a hungry crocodile when travelling..
While in Nairobi you should visit Pipeline one of the most populated places in the city
Beautiful, most popular market, very friendly people.. Interesting video😊
You should visit the biggest Market in Africa which Eastleigh, Nairobi…..there you will find the newly built BBS mall which is the biggest mall in Kenya.
Eastleigh is also called Little Mogadishu due to Somali people who are the engine behind the prosperity in the area……good luck.
You could’ve join the guy who told you he is going to take omena, omena is soo delicious
2:22: the guy in a navy blue dustcoat asks "Gikomba of what" before saying not to be recorded. Reason is that Gikomba has different sections and market areas for specific goods/items. There is the Gikomba timber section, chicken zone, grocery/fresh produce area, upholstery and sofa materials zone, Fish market gikomba, Cape and socks zone, kids clothes zones, bale stores,Shoes zone near pumwani mosque, jeans zone etc etc.
I personally work at Gikoba and am grateful that you were there. Though there are some areas you didn't cover, with a honest tour guide you should have covered more... Congrats
Wow thank you so much for showing me my country market keep it up
As a Kenyan 🇰🇪 i like the way you are interacting with fellow Kenyan.. when Kenyan says, " we will talk," he simply means we will hook up later
This guy is wonderful, he is crossing through Gikomba to find mutura…❤
Am watching from Haiti,port louis.your videos are awesome.continue exploring the motherland ta ngui ta bomu.all the best Mr.kīino
No kio ma ni kiu wagweta
@@jamesngari7407agītagwo kīo
I admire your courage too. It’s a miracle you didn’t loose your phone. I grew up around gikomba but today, I can’t walk around like you do.
Kino I have a suggestion for you you know I have been following from the very begging you had I think around 500 followers at the time I am the guy from australia 🇦🇺 but Serbian background I would recommend for you after you decide to finish your travels to write a book about it all maybe you should take notes of interesting things that happened and I believe it would be a hit 😂
Yes, it would definitely make sense to write a book after this kind of journey. But the problem is that it takes so much time to write a book! By myself, it would take me between 6 months and 1 year.
So if I do it, it will be when I will be older.
@@KinoYvesI really ask you to do this so that we can learn from your experiences, which contained things, fears, and many things. I wish you success.❤❤❤
@@KinoYves yes but you can get someone to help you maybe and even if you write it slowly even if it takes you 3 or 4 years still good but I think it will take you a fair while anyway because when you start to remember all the good things and the bad things there will be so many things to write about but I think it will be interesting and good 👍 and hopefully you get to do it sooner or latter take care cheers 🍻
I already wrote a book on a previous journey though. But yeah, if I do it, it would probably take me several 3 to 5 years. Maybe one day I will make the effort to write it, after I complete all my plans regarding traveling. But the problem is that completing all my travel plans before I die is already gonna be a difficult task.
@@KinoYves lol before you die how long you plan to travel because wants you hit your late 40s not sure how you will be on a electric bike at that age lol 😂 what’s your other book called
the last man is a real n**** representing for africa. Big up your show. keep it up! and stay safe.
Sub'd!
Gikomba.
Its a complete miracle that you still have your phone.
No it's not. Stop ruining our name yet u have never been there. Pick pockets exist but nobody will dare snatch a a phone from ur hand. Shut up about things you don't know
Fala hii
the floor is really dirty in this market... Why don't they do anything about it ?
Kaskie vibaya uko kwenu
Blacks
Because it isnt that importend!
They are focused on making more kids and making sure that that poverty never disappear 💪💪💪ahh they will also blame whites and Chinese for it 💪💪💪💪
@@damonmelendez856???
You inspire me to take more chances in life Yves. For every one person that will give you friction there are a hundred that will welcome you and make your day a pleasure.
Already my favourite of all your Nairobi videos.
Haha when Derrick said "we shall talk"😂😂😂that's how Kenyans say goodbye
Thanks for the video I really and enjoy the content🙂💯
Mutura is not the typical sausage for the poor. It is a native sausage from the Kikuyu Communities.
It is common in Kikuyu cultural events.
Nilistuka ati left overs😂😂
Derrick and Joseph.. Big up my men! We.are well represented 👏 👏
Kenyans are some of the friendliest people you will meet.
Not true
@@pererikahlman7339mostly true.
Hi yves...iam ur fun from 🇰🇪 , living in 🇩🇪 . I have seen alots of mzungu Africa vlogs but urs is different. I respect u man!
So interesting how someone from far away has to tell our best side story as Africans!!!
Thanks to all Gikomba people more especially the RESPECTIFUL,HOSPITABLE AND LOVING YOUTHS!
Mmetuwakilisha vizuri
Derrick such a kind person
Hello Yves, Big fan here. Quick note on the video title... might be taken the wrong way, implying all African women have a price. Just wanted to share my perspective. Keep up the good work
This video was amazing!!!!
I met you in Eldoret near a bank. I'm eagerly waiting for that episode
You are truly daring. I live along Thika Road and the last time I visited Gikomba was back in my high school days, that was 2009.
I love how that guy just asked him where he was going n upon realizing he is headed the wrong direction , just took it upon himself to point the right direction
Nice to see your channel growing. Thank you for your hard work
Nairobi is a Maasai name which means "A place of cool waters"
For your good heart in our market, you just got a new subscriber
Hey Kino,
Can you share your secret as to how you dare to go to places even the locals are afraid of going?
Hats off 👏 🙌 👌
The secret is to forget about your fears and just go.
Most of the time, everything will be fine, and sometimes things will go wrong, but that's okay, you can't always have good experiences
@@KinoYvesI am from Iraq and I am really surprised at how you adapt and remain calm. I am surprised that even now you are truly a hero, but I would like you to teach me how to become like you because you are truly my role model.❤❤❤❤
@@KinoYvesYour mentality is hard to beat I like your content I love you Eve❤❤
@@KinoYves I have to try that! I think practice makes you perfect! 🙏👌👌
@@KinoYves I have to try that! I think practice makes you perfect! 🙏👌👌
Yves, I admire your courage & willingness to explore the grassroots of our society. This is just awesome to share. :)
There are Nairobians who avoid this part of Nairobi completely 😂 I once asked my cousin to take me and she refused 😂
kabisa nimeishi nairobi na the last time I was there was almost 15 years ago
@@keithmse798me too na ukienda unawacha kila kitu kwa nyumba ni pesa unasunda tu kwa kiatu😅
I avoid kabisa
@@gwg216LMFAO
Oh this market... is not clean as that other ones he showed us.
Wow! Thank you for the tour !
The way you are traversing gìkomba is quite commendable... Thanks for showing raw kenya.
... 'we will talk'...means goodbye...in kikuyu language...'nìtùkwaria.. '😅😅
Much respect to Derrick,man of people.kudos
There are quite a number of vlogs in Gikomba bere on youtube also shot by foreigners. With confidence and friendliness and common sense precautions it is possible. The traders definitely will not want a sense of insecurity. Alot of us middle class Nairobians are just uber cautious
Derick my friend from NYS. Kijana sharpness ilifanya kazi. Good one 🔥🔥
just a correction mutura is not for the poor
Just for general knowledge, the biggest market in the whole of Africa is Mercato in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Bigger than in marrakesh?
@@stageiiwappie950 Yes, you can Google it if you want...
You should not leave without visiting Eastleigh market having the current biggest mall
Derrick real human definition.....showed a good heart for real❤❤
Thank you @kino yves
Correction,mutura is a popular Kenyan sausage,not for the poor, it's for everyone!
thanks for exploring our neigbouring brothers.from Ethiopia.
Mutura guy was overcharging you and Derrick got mad about it😊
Yes. Sometimes when they see you are a new person then they will take advantage. This is exactly what happened to me, though i bought a different thing.
ኢቭ በጣም ደስ የምትል ፈረንሳዊ ነህ ከሰዎች ጋር የመግባባት ብቃትህ የሚደነቅ ነው ያንተን ቪዲዮ መከታተል ያስደስተኛል መልካም ትራቭሊንግ ከ ኢትዮጵያ 🇪🇹
ከፈረንሳይ ጀምሮ እስከ ደቡብ አፍሪቃ በሶስክሌቱ ጉዞ እያደረገ መሆኑ ይገርማል። ኢትዮጵያ በነበረው ቆይታ የተለያዩ ችግሮች ቢያጋጥሙትም ፡ ከአፍሪካ ከጎበኛቸው ሀገራት ፡ ለእርሱ ምርጧ ሀገር ናት ማለቱም ያስደንቃል።
መልካም ጉዞ ፦ 🇪🇹
Bon voyage ! 🇫🇷
From Kilimani to Gikomba.... The contrast 😅
Welcome to Gikomba market though you were almost getting lost on the way😋↩🛣
The streets reminds me of markkato of Ethiopia
Great content Yves!
Hope you will manage to go to ELDORET and meet the great Athletes training including kipchoge etc..
Also go to the Rift Valley..
Amazing scenes great people aswell
By the time you leave Kenya, you should be at 200k subscribers. Enjoy your stay Kino
Wow thanks for showing our city to the world.
"Mutura" is sausage for the poor🤣🤣- thank you for keeping us entertained Yves!!
😂😂😂I guess all Kenyans are poor then
That got me off too😂😂
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It's not sausage for the poor, it's a traditional sausage.
Equating authentic African things with poverty should stop.
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Can't imagine u were in my market n never saw u ....I could have even hosted u I like ur vlogs u are my 2023 best youtuber...I like ur aproach to people mindset