I am a Kenyan in USA and most people call me Rasta because I am the Reggae Encyclopedia. Next Summer I will be in Jamaica, can’t wait. I love Jamaicans . Reggae is very popular in Kenya and when most Reggae artists come to Kenya they receive overwhelming support.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Marwa This is a great content for your viewers ,however , you kept interrupting the introduction from this man. Please Marwa it is nice to listen and ask questions later so your audience will actively be engaged in the conversation while they actively listen!
I’m a born Jamaican and I’ve never been to any rural country in Jamaica this is the first time I’ve ever about Zimbali thank my Jamaican brother . What a lot of people don’t know is that if it was for true Rastafarians there would be no crime in Jamaica 🇯🇲 true Rastafarians would never hurt anyone they would never rape steal or disrespect anyone and I’m speaking from my experience growing up in Jamaica and living around Rastafarians and I’m not speaking about false Rastafarians the one who twist or even lox their hair but would commit crimes I’m talking about True Rastafarians who practice what they teach they address their women as empress and the prepare their food different from the regular citizens of Jamaica . I grew up listening the sound of the Rastas beating the drums 🪘 yes it was so magical to her the rhythm the sound of the drums 🪘 coming from the mountains while watching the sunset or rise over the mountains or over the ocean .wow these are memories I will cherish until the day I die
Most of them, their women are naked, wearing tattoos, long nails etc, etc, how is all that associated with rasta living, this rasta in this video talk about the women in Jamaica dont want rasta, but white skinned women like them, delilahs, Jezebels, snake under grass, marwa mentioned about samson, how did he caught by the enemies, he fell in love with a strange woman, & GOD warned him not to get involved with her, & that he should choose a woman from his fathers country, but he disobeyed, & told the strange woman the secret that his strength was in his hair, she cut it off while he was sleeping, then informed the enemies to come in & attack him, rasta was picking jamaican women who had absolutely no intrest in that culture, & ignoring the rasta women, does he see muslims marry none muslims, Jews marrying anyone else????? Rastas should marry rastas from in their backyard, because you are familiar with them
@@gloriarobinson1869 it’s part of our culture and the way we were raised to never leave your home and not make your bed the first thing we do when we get out of bed if there’s no one else laying in it is make your bed the way this lady dresses around a stranger tells me she doesn’t know anything about the way a true Jamaican Rasta woman dresses . But the Rasta man don’t seem to care but if it was a Jamaican sister I’m sure he would have a problem with it . His action is called double standard and hypocrisy
@@julietpaul3582 what are you talking about? the woman in this video didn't claim to be a rasta woman. What about the bed? they were in the space for a couple of hours, she did not sleep.
@Jamaica674 Blessings dear, so overstand what you said and agree somewhat........we have to realize this happens all over the world......colonizers really messed us up in more than one way, the cut is so deep that only The Most High can help us, not man.......in saying this when do we stop putting all people, all Jamaicans in the same mindset,, the same mold?, are there no individual thinkers when you say Jamaicans? how about one person taking the lead to make a change? Unfortunately, it is not just Jamaicans.. ... Just came back from Ghana Africa, and in the coffee shop at their airport, I stopped to get some food, me and a white woman waiting on line I got there first and the young man ignored me and went on wanting to take her order first......well of course as a born Jamaican, New York raised, I put him in his place, by telling him to pay attention to his customers on arrival and made it clear who was first.....we have to try to enlighten persons one by one..... Jamaicans embrace this Rasta fellow, show him love we are black people, we are only strong in unity.....it also will not only be Jamaicans,his videos will be all over the world, people will want to come experience Jamaica more,especially the local communities,where they will spend their money 💰
@@user-cr1sh7gt9p I believe this world is a flower garden mixing to produce a more diverse blend is actually good. Look at Brazil or the Caribbean they have very beautiful people.
@@heartbeat6983 No. Actual is very bad to mix outside of your own race. No mix person is better than me .I'm proud to be a full Melanin descendant East Africa young Man. It seem the Rasta man has inferiority issue otherwise he would not said that nonsense. All those mix people mentioned in this video are well known because Caucasian man picked up them over a Full Melanin person. Obama's Father achieved many things than he son during he era. A Caucasian chose Bob Marley over Peter tosh and the rest of a history is that Bob becomes a global influencer over the world.
@@heartbeat6983 No thank you, i prefer and i hope Africans prefer to keep their DNA strong. Mixed race water down your DNA and enable to opportunity to be bred out
Thank you Marwa for showing the world our great culture and awesome people. Am a Jamaican living in the USA but Jamaica is home for me. Love you Marwa you are one of us.❤️❤️
THIS IS A VIDEO OF ALL VIDEOS! MY MOUTH IS HANGING OPEN FOR AWE OF GOD'S BEAUTY! THANK YOU JESUS FOR THIS JAMAICAN TOUR! I ALWAYS WANTED TO GO TO JAMAICA!
@@sarahpovey7348 Didn't you hear the interview from a man who met him in London who admits that he was more than a man . Have you read psalms 87 and think about it. it was over 300 years after the resurrection in bible stored that people have looked back and split him in 3 as a Holy one , Rasta is past and present but people don't like the present the Now., Haile Selassie i will be forever i don't think they can wipe his features out of history as they did the decuples. .
Kudos to Jamaica/Jamaicans/Government for keeping Jamaica so green. Everything you see in Jamaica used to be on almost every other islands in the Caribbean including but not limited to Haiti/Dominican republic, St Martin, Barbados etc. that is why the invaders landed on them. Unfortunately some of our brothers/sisters are so undisciplined by destroying everything in their path. My own Haiti among them. Deforestation leaves everything bare and when it rains there’s nothing to hold the soil. Because some are 80% mountainous. Water, trees, plants is life. Green-up Jamaica.
Hail my Haitian family. Just want to remind Jamaicans who don't know, Haiti's successful revolution 1791-1804, created so much fear in the barbarian enslavers class, that it led to gradual emancipation of all enslaved Africans in the Americas. The then US president Thomas Jefferson expressed this fear verbally and began to campaign for emancipation with the slave owning states, which resisted, because slavery was so lucrative. This a very short version of the facts, because it is VERY important that all of us know that HAITI freed us all. Honour them, LOVE them, DO NOT EVER disrespect them.
@stevenbarrett4110 They are part of God's people, Hebrews 'scattered' around the world. However, they as a people, need to repent and renounce the false gods and return to TMH God.
@stevenbarrett4110 I get some of what you are saying, to honor and love Haitians, question?? do they love themselves? They must show love , respect, and unity first with each other, as Sizzler song reminds us..." Dance A Yard Before You Dance Abroad" no doubt Haiti were/ is strong ....but what is going on there now looks like World War 3
@@shirleygrant8989 Reflect on the fact that the French parasites on their way out took everything of value, even simple things like direction signs. What they couldn't take, they burned, or made inoperable, same behaviour in Africa. the intent being to keep the African in perpetual dark (?) ages. Removed from the order and familiarity of their homeland, and knowing nothing but brutality, pain and death, you are left with a people forced to learn how to build a society from the ground up. Acknowledge our luck, those other parasites, the British, al least left us a functioning government with laws. The Haitians undoubtedly farmers all, had to build from dirt. Please, please recognize that. DO NOT CONDEMN YOUR BROTHERS, WHO HAVE BEEN CATCHING HELL EVER SINCE. Find an article published in the Jamaican Observer some years ago, written by Professor Hilary Beckles, outlining how much Jamaica owes Haiti. Not in money, but in effing BLOOD.
@waitimu.. this is marwa vlog you don't control him,he has to interrupt at times to explain before we are carried away. Reason well before you comment.
I also noticed that and didn't like it. I was waiting for the man to continue his explanation and Marwa interrupted his. Very bad habit.He will never learn.
The elderly man handled the the steep hill and mountain with such ease and efficiency no wonder he feels like he is in his thirties 😂😂😂 love my home so much Jamaica to the flipping world 🌎 😂😂😂
@@cleo63100 our cultures are brought from Africa, so I dont understand what you mean even our language is part of African tribes. So just because our generation born here doesn't mean we just got own culture on this little island called Jamaican, anywhere Europeans goes you see Europeans cultures there, so why we wouldn't see the same of African culture in Jamaica that are 98% Africans?
Congratulations Travel Commando, this is so good & great adventure. Please PLEASE fans let give Marwa 500k this wk well deserved. Truly blessed & continue inspiring the world.
Haile Selassie also visited Barbados, a sister Caribbean Island to Jamaica, and during his visit, there was also a lot of rain. This happened during my teenage years so my memory of it is not that clear now, but I do remember that he said he would leave us a blessing which turned out to be some serious rain.
I love how Marwa and the Rastas talk about the things in Jamaica 🇯🇲 especially with the natural bowl’s having the similarity of what it’s called by Africans and Jamaicans and also the cleaning of the pots using ash. This just points out that the blacks in the diaspora really didn’t lose the connection with the culture of Africa. Marwa pointed out that the bowls name isn’t much different than how it’s pronounced in Kenya and to me that was beautiful. No thy self and remember where you are from by conducting the research. I’ve seen these cultural similarities throughout my travels when it comes to indigenous people and their/our culture. We just need to relearn. Peace and love Family!!
Also check out what the elder was telling him at 1:59:00 I think, that's another connection. He was telling him about Riva Muma which is a West African retention from Mami Wata. Mami Wata is a water spirit, some of the retention just has a slight name change, so Riva Muma is the same Mami Wata. That's where all those mermaid stories came from in Jamaica. We used to hear a lot about Riva Muma growing up, even Flat Bridge have some mermaid and water spirits stories.
Hello from London UK I came across your videos and wow what a lovely video of yours to watch so so nice to see you exploring others and doing things with others not just sitting there talking at a table lol I'm going to be sharing your videos and I cannot thank you enough blessings are yours and I'm so proud of you ,😊
Rastafari greetings n Upfull rising!! Repatriation is a MUST! Giving thanks for sharing the video my Brother. Kyng dont stay too long, Ithiopia awaits its creators Empress Imara from Shashemane Ethiopia ❤ Nyahbingi
Ive been following this brother for a while and these are easily my favorite vlogs to date and i think many will agree as well.. looking forward to seeing whats next
Thank you Marva for sharing my beautiful country to the world I live in the USA and there are so many places in my own country that I don’t experience so I really appreciate that enjoy the rest of your stay blessings
This is a wonderful video marwa . This is the way to live. God said this way we should eat. Fruits, all kind of different fruits, no meat, it’s not good for the body. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️❤️❤️🎊🎊🎊🎊🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 what a good time you’re so happy, I’m happy too, seeing bush man, he’s older Thant he says he is……. Smile, Smile. I’m a Jamaican living in Georgia USA .
Mawa, please stop Interrupt in your guest when when they are speaking. Let them complete thair thought. We all know your amazing story. Love u always. Keep up to great work.
The Rasta speaks truth to Power...Big up to Kyng Sharlo...Fantastic episode of your Journey into JahMakeYah, Marwa...Truly Blessed All!!!! Oneness!!! Jah Rastafari!!!! One Love from the Redwoods Northcoast Cali to the People of Sweet Jamaica!!! Big ups, Marwa...Raspect!!! ❤
Great job Marwa.. long time Jamaican fan., this Rasta guide is not your strongest representation of the Rastafarian culture. Rastas don’t discriminate against black empresses nor the other non Rasta country men (bald head).. they uplift, educate, and elevate our people.. great content to highlight of our country however.. more blessings #500k
Real rastas marry rasta woman from their backyard, with no tattoos, piercings, nakedness, strangers, who he knows nothing about, some ppl are truly lost, & lacking identity, bout jamacian women no want rasta, cause choosing the ones who don't want him, & then complaining, look how that woman he getting close to look like Jezebels daughter, & him a refer to her as empress, full a tattoos, a ras deh no know himself, the story of Samson & delilah tells it all
@@Jamaica674right how can he be against white mans system but okay with dating white women😂😂white women are completely okay with the white mans corrupt system and they don’t even speak out against the white mans corrupt system so I don’t understand his point. White women also started the transgender movement, the feminism movement, the LGBTQ movement, all these movements were started by white women.
Am so glad and proud to see my Parrish Westmoreland negril and little London very good content oh how i truly miss those days Jamaica land we love Kenya big up ❤
You know what even though I was born in Kingston, I’m a country girl by heart. I love the outdoors, water, trees, river, I just love Mother Earth God creation. The simple things ( as some people would call it) is the best, because it bring me so much joy and peace. Big up wtv for letting me to this channel. I love learn about different cultures ❤
Beloved Brother Marwa. We are the Hopi. The people of Turtle Island. Our Sovereign Nation is located in north eastern Arizona on the Navajo Reservation. We Respect Honor and Support you. The Great Chief Samson of the Bible was instructed to never cut his Dredlocks because He had the strength of 3 Volcanoes in His Hair. Mount Shasta, Denali and Old Faithful. Remember to tell the children They are the Kings, Queens and Judges in the Bible! Your Great Kingdom will soon be Returned to you! See Ibrahim Traore in Africa. You will see Big changes in the Sky this year! We Love You! Honorable Kings, Queens and Judges! They may have stolen your Kingdoms but the Wisdom you possess is Far Beyond their Reach!!
THANKS AGAIN MARWA FOR SHOWING MY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY JAMAICA WATCHING MY COUNTRY MOST BEAUTIFUL CULTURE LOVES YOU LOADS MARWA ALWAYS A PLACE IN MY HEART FOR YOU AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY BACK HOME IN KENYA AFRICA. STAY SAFE AND GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS EVER.
Will she be able to live with a Puerto Rican? I live the same culture as the rasta. Big up to kyng Sharlo and the whole crew for showing people how it is to live in Jamaica.
Spoken like a Jamaican Rasta “ kill the sugarcane ( a natural sweetener 😏🤣) and plant Ganga ( I want to get high 😂) so high 😂😂 another great one Marwa❤
Very intrigued by this channel! ❤ One issue though, is as soon as kyng started to give more in depth information, you’d cut it out and jump to another clip, or you’d interrupt him.
So glad the youtube algorithm brought me this video. Love your content! Learned so much for this video and I am now inspire to go and experience the Rastafari lifestyle myself as a Kenyan living in the diaspora, this was so wholesome! Keep it coming!
Mara people take some okra seeds to Kenya Diana kemme was looking for okay to cook a special meal and she said she could not find it so ask the rasta brother to give you some dry okra seeds it will grow in Kenya. I bought dry okra powder from an African food grocery in Brooklyn New York Enjoy your stay in Jamaica my brother.💗🙏🏽🇹🇹🇺🇸
Also you're so kind and considerate you ask people to bring gifts for other people you're a straight up one of a kind Mara I'm in Brooklyn watching you
🇺🇸 🇺🇸 Hello Marwa, What an Extraordinary Video !It was Informative and adventurous!! This Video Deserves the kind of award that NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTARIES receive!!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 What a Gorgeous place, so rich in culture!!! One would think there would be all kind of wild animals in that deep jungle😊 God Bless and give you traveling Grace Every where you go! Much love to you & family 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽💝💝💝👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Marwa this one your best you are teaching us history educating our mind obout history which is benefit for everyone who love knowledge thank you keep the good work up you will go far much love
WoW,I was in JA for the first time in februarie this year,will go next winter again.....only spend a few days at the North Coast.....we spend our time at Bull Bay,Rasta Surf Camp "Jamnesia'',what a lovely country an beautiful people.....will see of the North coast after this grand upload..Big Up Yuhsef....Jah Bless
I'm commenting at only 47 minutes and I can't wait to watch the rest several times. You just changed my life! I just met Ja. I'm coming to Negril for a week at Christmas. Kyng Sharlo will definitely be hearing from me. I'll be at Fun Holiday resort Dec. 18-25. Peace and love to the most high above. Rasta fore'er.
It's nice to see Africa and Jamaica connected. This belong to all of us. By the Blood Sweat and Tears of our people. My Goal is to plant every fruit trees through out the Caribbean for the future generations. We have to teach them their culture.
What a hike in that torrential rain. You guys are the real troopers. You have pass the test. That beautiful cabin and spectacular view at the end of the journey is to die for! This is life! I'm loving it ❤❤❤!
Thanks for sharing your Jamaican adventures. Excellent footage with explanations. Really enjoyed watching. You've succeeded in connecting Jamaican culture with its African roots.
This is so beautiful this one of your best vlog marwa 🏁 i would rather watch this than a vlog in the first world counties !! i watched this 4 different times already
The name (Gya) or Jah is Akan, meaning fire/Father/my owner/ the sun. This the same word YA is derived from. Jamaica (gyama ye aka) is also derived from the Akan word meaning we might be stuck. Most maroons are Akan people The farmers (Bushman’s) name is Barima. Which is an Akan name
Yam in Jamaica too! Wow!! That is nice. Yam is one of our major food in Nigeria. We cook and eat it. We pound it and make pounded yam. We can turn it to flour and make "Amala" and we can even Fry Yam. Yam is a popular food in Nigeria. Well done, Marwa. You're doing great. ❤from🇳🇬
It's refreshing to hear you say that as most Jamaicans do eat yam , green bananas or breadfruit as they are in abundance naturally. Im glad Marwas visit is showing the things we have in common.
Yams!!!!!! We have many varieties of yams even I haven't eaten all of them. Some are unique to certain parish, some only grow wild almost impossible for you to plant it conventionally and it grows.
@@taq1238 Really??? So most Jamaicans are carrying Nigeria DNA? I never knew. Well, our government is planning a big HOME COMING for all Nigerians in Diaspora and with Nigerian DNA. Please be on the lookout and I am willing to receive some Jamaicans to Nigeria.
No matter where you come from as long as you are black man you’re an African on all your travels you seem the most relaxed in Jamaica and you will reach your half million followers there.
This was an amazing adventure in my island Jamaica. Marwa you did a great job showcasing the Rastafarian culture in the hills of Jamaica. I know you must be tired and need a foot massage. Next time you come back to Jamaica you need to do a meet and greet session with your Marwa tribe. Keep up the great work bro. Have fun and be safe. Highly blessed! ❤️🇰🇪❤️🇯🇲❤️🇰🇪❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
You are just a beautiful rose , a beautiful soul, I wish you all the very best in Jamaica, stay safe, and I just subscribed to your channel . as a mom and grandmother, I am finding you so gentle, and how you embrace the culture is simple, amazing 👏🏾 ❤️
Marwa that yarm that Rasta showed you and told you that you eat the Roots is called omukombero I western, people hawk them in Nairobi street but they are found in kakamega forest
How do you ppl determine a person is good girl?????? By just looking at them, that does not mean good, you have to be around a person for a long time to make that determination, & even then you still don't even know them
Yho we have a place called Zimbali in KwaZulu-Natal , north coast of Durban in SouthAfrica . Mbali means flower in Zulu and Zimbali a place or valley of flowers. Excited about this
I am a Kenyan in USA and most people call me Rasta because I am the Reggae Encyclopedia. Next Summer I will be in Jamaica, can’t wait. I love Jamaicans . Reggae is very popular in Kenya and when most Reggae artists come to Kenya they receive overwhelming support.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
I am Jamaican and my name is Kenyatta...One Love
@@kingsim9552 rasta culture big here in new zealand aswell
@@kingsim9552 Kenyatta is a nice name. One love.
Love how Kying Shalo speaking knowledge and wisdom in a positive way. I love most of the principles of the Rastafarians culture.
i landed in nairobi and the great Luciano greet me on the taxi mans radio❤
Marwa is clearly right at home & very comfortable in Jamaica! When you’re with your own people, you know. Awesome! 🇯🇲🇰🇪
I love seeing Black peoples living good together , no matter what country’s they come from! It’s Beautiful!
True ❤
@@LifestyleGardenerFeel comfortable when am with my brothers from Africa in Western
Marwa This is a great content for your viewers ,however , you kept interrupting the introduction from this man. Please Marwa it is nice to listen and ask questions later so your audience will actively be engaged in the conversation while they actively listen!
Marwa, you could take the ackee seed home and plant it on your compound.
I love people in Jamaica, they seemed to be a cool people.
Jamaica is Africa and Africa is Jamaica.
One love Africa Jamaica!
I like this Jamaican guy he knows how to talk and explain point after point with good English. Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪 Africa
I’m a born Jamaican and I’ve never been to any rural country in Jamaica this is the first time I’ve ever about Zimbali thank my Jamaican brother . What a lot of people don’t know is that if it was for true Rastafarians there would be no crime in Jamaica 🇯🇲 true Rastafarians would never hurt anyone they would never rape steal or disrespect anyone and I’m speaking from my experience growing up in Jamaica and living around Rastafarians and I’m not speaking about false Rastafarians the one who twist or even lox their hair but would commit crimes I’m talking about True Rastafarians who practice what they teach they address their women as empress and the prepare their food different from the regular citizens of Jamaica . I grew up listening the sound of the Rastas beating the drums 🪘 yes it was so magical to her the rhythm the sound of the drums 🪘 coming from the mountains while watching the sunset or rise over the mountains or over the ocean .wow these are memories I will cherish until the day I die
Most of them, their women are naked, wearing tattoos, long nails etc, etc, how is all that associated with rasta living, this rasta in this video talk about the women in Jamaica dont want rasta, but white skinned women like them, delilahs, Jezebels, snake under grass, marwa mentioned about samson, how did he caught by the enemies, he fell in love with a strange woman, & GOD warned him not to get involved with her, & that he should choose a woman from his fathers country, but he disobeyed, & told the strange woman the secret that his strength was in his hair, she cut it off while he was sleeping, then informed the enemies to come in & attack him, rasta was picking jamaican women who had absolutely no intrest in that culture, & ignoring the rasta women, does he see muslims marry none muslims, Jews marrying anyone else????? Rastas should marry rastas from in their backyard, because you are familiar with them
@@Jamaica674Notice she did not even make up her bed before going out, ooh.
@JWillOnline Believe you will also say black man got their colour skin because the sun burnt them too, yes!
@@gloriarobinson1869 it’s part of our culture and the way we were raised to never leave your home and not make your bed the first thing we do when we get out of bed if there’s no one else laying in it is make your bed the way this lady dresses around a stranger tells me she doesn’t know anything about the way a true Jamaican Rasta woman dresses . But the Rasta man don’t seem to care but if it was a Jamaican sister I’m sure he would have a problem with it . His action is called double standard and hypocrisy
@@julietpaul3582 what are you talking about? the woman in this video didn't claim to be a rasta woman. What about the bed? they were in the space for a couple of hours, she did not sleep.
Started viewing late, Please encourage this Rasta fellow to do UA-cam, he speaks clear, and he is knowledgeable ...he will get great followers
Jamaicans embrace strangers more than their own ppl, they don't embrace us like that
@Jamaica674 Blessings dear, so overstand what you said and agree somewhat........we have to realize this happens all over the world......colonizers really messed us up in more than one way, the cut is so deep that only The Most High can help us, not man.......in saying this when do we stop putting all people, all Jamaicans in the same mindset,, the same mold?, are there no individual thinkers when you say Jamaicans? how about one person taking the lead to make a change?
Unfortunately, it is not just Jamaicans.. ... Just came back from Ghana Africa, and in the coffee shop at their airport, I stopped to get some food, me and a white woman waiting on line I got there first and the young man ignored me and went on wanting to take her order first......well of course as a born Jamaican, New York raised, I put him in his place, by telling him to pay attention to his customers on arrival and made it clear who was first.....we have to try to enlighten persons one by one..... Jamaicans embrace this Rasta fellow, show him love we are black people, we are only strong in unity.....it also will not only be Jamaicans,his videos will be all over the world, people will want to come experience Jamaica more,especially the local communities,where they will spend their money 💰
Bro I honestly loved the videos that you have done in Jamaica, because when i see Jamaicans I really see my African brothers and sisters
With the mindset that this man has, it's a must for him to excel. More Jamaicans need to adapt to this mindset.
Except his views on mixed race future.
I totally agree with you, especially when he alluded to mix race is better
@@user-cr1sh7gt9p I believe this world is a flower garden mixing to produce a more diverse blend is actually good. Look at Brazil or the Caribbean they have very beautiful people.
@@heartbeat6983 No. Actual is very bad to mix outside of your own race. No mix person is better than me .I'm proud to be a full Melanin descendant East Africa young Man. It seem the Rasta man has inferiority issue otherwise he would not said that nonsense. All those mix people mentioned in this video are well known because Caucasian man picked up them over a Full Melanin person. Obama's Father achieved many things than he son during he era. A Caucasian chose Bob Marley over Peter tosh and the rest of a history is that Bob becomes a global influencer over the world.
@@heartbeat6983 No thank you, i prefer and i hope Africans prefer to keep their DNA strong. Mixed race water down your DNA and enable to opportunity to be bred out
Thank you Marwa for showing the world our great culture and awesome people. Am a Jamaican living in the USA but Jamaica is home for me. Love you Marwa you are one of us.❤️❤️
If Jamaica was home for you, you would be there instead of America
@@robertamcfarland3459 She doesnt have to be there to build there
THIS IS A VIDEO OF ALL VIDEOS! MY MOUTH IS HANGING OPEN FOR AWE OF GOD'S BEAUTY! THANK YOU JESUS FOR THIS JAMAICAN TOUR! I ALWAYS WANTED TO GO TO JAMAICA!
Am Zimbabwean living in India. We love Jamaica that much in my country. Jamaican music rules in Zimbabwe, it is the greatest of all.
Living off the grid like that is the best way of life, Rastafarians love peace and connecting with nature ✊🏿
sut up pork heart you don't know noting about Rasta.@JWillOnline
My favourite humans on this planet 🖤
@@sarahpovey7348 Didn't you hear the interview from a man who met him in London who admits that he was more than a man .
Have you read psalms 87 and think about it.
it was over 300 years after the resurrection in bible stored that people have looked back and split him in 3 as a Holy one ,
Rasta is past and present but people don't like the present the Now.,
Haile Selassie i will be forever i don't think they can wipe his features out of history as they did the decuples. .
Must be all that weed. I get high and wanna be in nature too 😅 I feel connected with my cats
@@chickynuggies2739yeah sure I guess you got to be high to be a normal human
Kenyan in USA, I was gonna go to Costa Rica but after seeing this, I am going to Jamaica home away from home, these are our people. Negril I am coming
Let's go together
Hurry up, hope it's soon and you fuljoy yourself...bless, Jah love
Same here!!
Kudos to Jamaica/Jamaicans/Government for keeping Jamaica so green. Everything you see in Jamaica used to be on almost every other islands in the Caribbean including but not limited to Haiti/Dominican republic, St Martin, Barbados etc. that is why the invaders landed on them. Unfortunately some of our brothers/sisters are so undisciplined by destroying everything in their path. My own Haiti among them. Deforestation leaves everything bare and when it rains there’s nothing to hold the soil. Because some are 80% mountainous. Water, trees, plants is life. Green-up Jamaica.
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Hail my Haitian family. Just want to remind Jamaicans who don't know, Haiti's successful revolution 1791-1804, created so much fear in the barbarian enslavers class, that it led to gradual emancipation of all enslaved Africans in the Americas. The then US president Thomas Jefferson expressed this fear verbally and began to campaign for emancipation with the slave owning states, which resisted, because slavery was so lucrative. This a very short version of the facts, because it is VERY important that all of us know that HAITI freed us all. Honour them, LOVE them, DO NOT EVER disrespect them.
@stevenbarrett4110 They are part of God's people, Hebrews 'scattered' around the world. However, they as a people, need to repent and renounce the false gods and return to TMH God.
@stevenbarrett4110 I get some of what you are saying, to honor and love Haitians, question?? do they love themselves? They must show love , respect, and unity first with each other, as Sizzler song reminds us..." Dance A Yard Before You Dance Abroad" no doubt Haiti were/ is strong ....but what is going on there now looks like World War 3
@@shirleygrant8989 Reflect on the fact that the French parasites on their way out took everything of value, even simple things like direction signs. What they couldn't take, they burned, or made inoperable, same behaviour in Africa. the intent being to keep the African in perpetual dark (?) ages.
Removed from the order and familiarity of their homeland, and knowing nothing but brutality, pain and death, you are left with a people forced to learn how to build a society from the ground up. Acknowledge our luck, those other parasites, the British, al least left us a functioning government with laws. The Haitians undoubtedly farmers all, had to build from dirt. Please, please recognize that. DO NOT CONDEMN YOUR BROTHERS, WHO HAVE BEEN CATCHING HELL EVER SINCE.
Find an article published in the Jamaican Observer some years ago, written by Professor Hilary Beckles, outlining how much Jamaica owes Haiti. Not in money, but in effing BLOOD.
I wish Marwa talks less and let us listen more to the person being interviewed.
Marwa, this is real content. When you left Kingston in a hurry, I thought all was lost. This is no doubt a differentiator.
Marwa this is your best travel destination! Big up Jamaica 🇯🇲
I agree million percent 🙌
But Marwa please don't interrupt someone when he is talking. He was starting to explain about rastafarian and you cut him off to show us his hair 🤦
Battery 🔋 is was off that's why
@waitimu.. this is marwa vlog you don't control him,he has to interrupt at times to explain before we are carried away. Reason well before you comment.
I also noticed that and didn't like it. I was waiting for the man to continue his explanation and Marwa interrupted his. Very bad habit.He will never learn.
@@justwines3375 No it wasn't. Just lack of manners.
This is an interaction not an interview.
The elderly man handled the the steep hill and mountain with such ease and efficiency no wonder he feels like he is in his thirties 😂😂😂 love my home so much Jamaica to the flipping world 🌎 😂😂😂
Dwl..fi real
I love the natural black people
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I so enjoyed this video…it felt like I was there in Jamaica. I love my people 💖🇯🇲💖
Truly loving that nature tour, again Marwa being a yardie and you come here to show me what I have here in Jamaica, there is so much to discover here.
Marwa in all your travels I can see you enjoy Jamaica the best 🇯🇲big up...wah agwan ONE LOVE MARWA ❤💚💛🖤
Very true!
Son feels at home in Jamaica just like when he is in Kenya.
Just like his sister dee mwango
I'm so Impressed with this young man's knowledge of the history of JAMAICA
Jamaica is a very beautiful country, thanks Marwa for showcasing the best of that country and it’s cultural heritage.
I can see you enjoy our culture our food our lifestyle...thank Marwa for showing our beautiful island to the world...Jamaica wah agwan man🇯🇲❤💛🖤
Our cultures are actually the same from Africa, be we say Jamaican culture but its actually African culture. Am Proud to be a Jamaican and African.
@@awesomejob4209 yea we are all one...MOTTO: OUT OF MANY ONE PEOPLE 🇯🇲❤💚💛🖤
@@awesomejob4209Jamaican culture is uniquely Jamaican!
@@cleo63100 go and study about African cultures and you will see the similarities with the culture, aren't the people in Jamaica African?
@@cleo63100 our cultures are brought from Africa, so I dont understand what you mean even our language is part of African tribes. So just because our generation born here doesn't mean we just got own culture on this little island called Jamaican, anywhere Europeans goes you see Europeans cultures there, so why we wouldn't see the same of African culture in Jamaica that are 98% Africans?
Congratulations Travel Commando, this is so good & great adventure. Please PLEASE fans let give Marwa 500k this wk well deserved. Truly blessed & continue inspiring the world.
Respect & God bless Marwa, beautiful girl & Rasta friends. Love love from Australia.
Haile Selassie also visited Barbados, a sister Caribbean Island to Jamaica, and during his visit, there was also a lot of rain. This happened during my teenage years so my memory of it is not that clear now, but I do remember that he said he would leave us a blessing which turned out to be some serious rain.
I love how Marwa and the Rastas talk about the things in Jamaica 🇯🇲 especially with the natural bowl’s having the similarity of what it’s called by Africans and Jamaicans and also the cleaning of the pots using ash. This just points out that the blacks in the diaspora really didn’t lose the connection with the culture of Africa. Marwa pointed out that the bowls name isn’t much different than how it’s pronounced in Kenya and to me that was beautiful. No thy self and remember where you are from by conducting the research. I’ve seen these cultural similarities throughout my travels when it comes to indigenous people and their/our culture. We just need to relearn. Peace and love Family!!
Also check out what the elder was telling him at 1:59:00 I think, that's another connection. He was telling him about Riva Muma which is a West African retention from Mami Wata. Mami Wata is a water spirit, some of the retention just has a slight name change, so Riva Muma is the same Mami Wata. That's where all those mermaid stories came from in Jamaica. We used to hear a lot about Riva Muma growing up, even Flat Bridge have some mermaid and water spirits stories.
I love love the nature,culture and the people of Jamaica, thank you our travel commando for taking us along
For some, the greasiness of McDonald's hash browns is part of their charm.
Big up to you Marwa, your level of bravery is on a different level 👏👏👏👏👏
Hiking on bare foot and going through thick bushes to show us the world 🙏
bravery 😄😄 keep listening to western media and how they downplay black countries 🤣 make us look like barbarians when they are the true and living ones
You cut him off so often he can't fully answer! Love this video though! What a beautiful Island!
Hello from London UK I came across your videos and wow what a lovely video of yours to watch so so nice to see you exploring others and doing things with others not just sitting there talking at a table lol I'm going to be sharing your videos and I cannot thank you enough blessings are yours and I'm so proud of you ,😊
Mister Bremmer is a living heirloom of rural Jamaica. I could spend days listening to his natural Earth wisdom.
Im a Gambian ...One love Jamaica...We're brothers...Big up to all di audience...bless up.. that is it...
Gambia 🇬🇲 ❤
Bless up.Another Gambian too
One Love🇯🇲
One love ❤️💛💚
Rasta man has strong knowledge on Africa, big up Jamaica 🇯🇲 one love from Uganda 🇺🇬
Rastafari greetings n Upfull rising!!
Repatriation is a MUST!
Giving thanks for sharing the video my Brother.
Kyng dont stay too long, Ithiopia awaits its creators
Empress Imara from Shashemane Ethiopia
❤ Nyahbingi
Ive been following this brother for a while and these are easily my favorite vlogs to date and i think many will agree as well.. looking forward to seeing whats next
Marwa,thank you for showing more of Jamaica 🇯🇲,also the culture of the Rasta’s.
Thank you Marva for sharing my beautiful country to the world I live in the USA and there are so many places in my own country that I don’t experience so I really appreciate that enjoy the rest of your stay blessings
I just started watching this 3 minutes in and I am so excited to watch this Volg about the Rasta culture. Thanks Travel commando Marwa.
Welcome to our country Jamaica 🇯🇲 Marwa ,this is the real deal.
Going to watch your premier now nuff love from our beautiful Jamaica ✌️❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲
This vlog definitely should hit a million views. Marwa the legendary travelling commando 🙌😎👊👊✊️. Deep conversion with our Jah Brotha.
This gives me a vibe of the cotent I am Marwa does with Afro people outside Africa.
This is a wonderful video marwa . This is the way to live. God said this way we should eat. Fruits, all kind of different fruits, no meat, it’s not good for the body. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️❤️❤️🎊🎊🎊🎊🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 what a good time you’re so happy, I’m happy too, seeing bush man, he’s older Thant he says he is……. Smile, Smile. I’m a Jamaican living in Georgia USA .
I love nature. This is one of my favorite videos of you. Jamaica is beautiful. I want to visit so bad
LOVE THE REALNESS OF THIS VIDEO, NO COMPROMISE JUST THE NATURAL WAY OF LIFE IN THE COUNTRY.
Mawa, please stop Interrupt in your guest when when they are speaking. Let them complete thair thought. We all know your amazing story. Love u always. Keep up to great work.
Hey Marwa 🤗🤗🤗🤗All the way from USA I've been waiting for this one ❤️🖤💚❤️🖤💚Red Black and Green!!❤️🔥💯👑
Yellow? 💛
Thank you for sharing Marwa and how it looks really nice in the jungle of Jamaica ❤
That tour guide is educating me on so many things as I watch... That is a man of great knowledge. I definitely appreciate this video.
The Rasta speaks truth to Power...Big up to Kyng Sharlo...Fantastic episode of your
Journey into JahMakeYah, Marwa...Truly Blessed All!!!! Oneness!!! Jah Rastafari!!!! One Love from the Redwoods Northcoast Cali to the People of Sweet Jamaica!!! Big ups, Marwa...Raspect!!! ❤
Great job Marwa.. long time Jamaican fan., this Rasta guide is not your strongest representation of the Rastafarian culture. Rastas don’t discriminate against black empresses nor the other non Rasta country men (bald head).. they uplift, educate, and elevate our people.. great content to highlight of our country however.. more blessings #500k
Thank you from the daughter of a Rasta man big up, nuff respect!💕
Real rastas marry rasta woman from their backyard, with no tattoos, piercings, nakedness, strangers, who he knows nothing about, some ppl are truly lost, & lacking identity, bout jamacian women no want rasta, cause choosing the ones who don't want him, & then complaining, look how that woman he getting close to look like Jezebels daughter, & him a refer to her as empress, full a tattoos, a ras deh no know himself, the story of Samson & delilah tells it all
@@Jamaica674right how can he be against white mans system but okay with dating white women😂😂white women are completely okay with the white mans corrupt system and they don’t even speak out against the white mans corrupt system so I don’t understand his point.
White women also started the transgender movement, the feminism movement, the LGBTQ movement, all these movements were started by white women.
@@Jamaica674real talk
I agree with u 💯 and I'm a empress
Am so glad and proud to see my Parrish Westmoreland negril and little London very good content oh how i truly miss those days Jamaica land we love Kenya big up ❤
You know what even though I was born in Kingston, I’m a country girl by heart. I love the outdoors, water, trees, river, I just love Mother Earth God creation. The simple things ( as some people would call it) is the best, because it bring me so much joy and peace. Big up wtv for letting me to this channel. I love learn about different cultures ❤
Thank you Marwa this video was Educational full of nuggets.. Jamaican people are the best 🌠🌠🌠
Thanks, We Really Appreciate It.
You all are doing a great job on this tour ❤😮 Keep up the good work, You are bless.
Jamaica to the world please my brothers and sisters let live and love each others❤❤❤ stop the war
Beloved Brother Marwa. We are the Hopi. The people of Turtle Island. Our Sovereign Nation is located in north eastern Arizona on the Navajo Reservation. We Respect Honor and Support you. The Great Chief Samson of the Bible was instructed to never cut his Dredlocks because He had the strength of 3 Volcanoes in His Hair. Mount Shasta, Denali and Old Faithful. Remember to tell the children They are the Kings, Queens and Judges in the Bible! Your Great Kingdom will soon be Returned to you! See Ibrahim Traore in Africa. You will see Big changes in the Sky this year! We Love You! Honorable Kings, Queens and Judges! They may have stolen your Kingdoms but the Wisdom you possess is Far Beyond their Reach!!
Do your thing Marwa, you're right at home show them how good JA people can be.
THANKS AGAIN MARWA FOR SHOWING MY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY JAMAICA WATCHING MY COUNTRY MOST BEAUTIFUL CULTURE LOVES YOU LOADS MARWA ALWAYS A PLACE IN MY HEART FOR YOU AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY BACK HOME IN KENYA AFRICA. STAY SAFE AND GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS EVER.
Beautiful ❤️ always lovely to see our brothers and sisters from the continent go to Jamaica we're one people ❤️🇯🇲
Will she be able to live with a Puerto Rican? I live the same culture as the rasta. Big up to kyng Sharlo and the whole crew for showing people how it is to live in Jamaica.
Zimbali means “valley of flowers” in isiZulu language spoken here in South Africa and there is also some a lodge named zimbali in KwaZulu-Natal.
Thanks for teaching me something new in Jamaica, and what I love about it is the true meaning as to do with the Zulu’s of South Africa. 1❤ 🇯🇲🇿🇦
Is that in Durban?
Yes in Durban,SA
Wish I was born in these places . So much culture ❤.
I Thank You, Brother maybe one day our paths meet in flesh or spiritually.
Spoken like a Jamaican Rasta “ kill the sugarcane ( a natural sweetener 😏🤣) and plant Ganga ( I want to get high 😂) so high 😂😂 another great one Marwa❤
Loll
Very intrigued by this channel! ❤
One issue though, is as soon as kyng started to give more in depth information, you’d cut it out and jump to another clip, or you’d interrupt him.
Hi Marwa ❤❤. Iam happy that you're comfortable n enjoying my Jamaica 🇯🇲. One love my brother n son.❤❤❤❤
Jamaica is beautiful hands down.
You are right at home there in Jamaica. They are totally part of your family. Epic Video! 🇯🇲
Kyng Charlo. Greeting from Ethiopia 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹
I like your vibe Rastafarian 🦁
🇪🇹 Ethiopian brother ‼️
So glad the youtube algorithm brought me this video. Love your content! Learned so much for this video and I am now inspire to go and experience the Rastafari lifestyle myself as a Kenyan living in the diaspora, this was so wholesome! Keep it coming!
I love the vibes it's like the place where I was born deep forest of D R Congo 🇨🇩 ♥️
True brother.
Mara people take some okra seeds to Kenya Diana kemme was looking for okay to cook a special meal and she said she could not find it so ask the rasta brother to give you some dry okra seeds it will grow in Kenya. I bought dry okra powder from an African food grocery in Brooklyn New York
Enjoy your stay in Jamaica my brother.💗🙏🏽🇹🇹🇺🇸
Also you're so kind and considerate you ask people to bring gifts for other people you're a straight up one of a kind Mara I'm in Brooklyn watching you
Thank you for this tour it's something I will do cause am a nature lover ❤🇹🇹
Love how you are enjoying true Rastaman life Marwa
Your girlfriend is not ok, she is wondering where the hell you are going up in that mountain with that heifer 🤣
Yeap!! That’s right
Hahahahah
🇺🇸 🇺🇸 Hello Marwa, What an Extraordinary Video !It was Informative and adventurous!! This Video Deserves the kind of award that NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTARIES receive!!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 What a Gorgeous place, so rich in culture!!! One would think there would be all kind of wild animals in that deep jungle😊 God Bless and give you traveling Grace Every where you go! Much love to you & family 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽💝💝💝👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Marwa you are the king of African traveller, nobody can much in Africa, may God bless you 🙏
You guys are amazing. I enjoyed watching you hiking the mountains. Very natural 👍Watching you from NYC 🇺🇸
Marwa this one your best you are teaching us history educating our mind obout history which is benefit for everyone who love knowledge thank you keep the good work up you will go far much love
WoW,I was in JA for the first time in februarie this year,will go next winter again.....only spend a few days at the North Coast.....we spend our time at Bull Bay,Rasta Surf Camp "Jamnesia'',what a lovely country an beautiful people.....will see of the North coast after this grand upload..Big Up Yuhsef....Jah Bless
I'm commenting at only 47 minutes and I can't wait to watch the rest several times. You just changed my life! I just met Ja. I'm coming to Negril for a week at Christmas. Kyng Sharlo will definitely be hearing from me. I'll be at Fun Holiday resort Dec. 18-25. Peace and love to the most high above. Rasta fore'er.
Marwa, the content getting better each day YK. Blessings n love 🙏🏿
You should change the part in the title for the video, because many Rastas have wives. My husband is Rasta and we have been married for 12 years.
I married to Rastasafarian, but most honestly they do not believe much in the institution of marriage.
It's nice to see Africa and Jamaica connected. This belong to all of us. By the Blood Sweat and Tears of our people. My Goal is to plant every fruit trees through out the Caribbean for the future generations. We have to teach them their culture.
This is epic! Rastafarians and Jamaica to the world. Good work Marwa and your girl!
That call came @ the wrong time Marwa...That girl felt jealous...
I thought I'm the only one noticed hehe
I was thinking the same thing. Notice she was acting like whatever when he asked her how she liking the tour so far in the upstairs. 😂
Hahaha our commando asked her is everything okay that lady was jealous for real
That’s right
What a hike in that torrential rain.
You guys are the real troopers. You have pass the test.
That beautiful cabin and spectacular view at the end of the journey is to die for!
This is life! I'm loving it ❤❤❤!
Exactly Right 👍
Thanks for sharing your Jamaican adventures. Excellent footage with explanations. Really enjoyed watching. You've succeeded in connecting Jamaican culture with its African roots.
This is so beautiful this one of your best vlog marwa 🏁 i would rather watch this than a vlog in the first world counties !! i watched this 4 different times already
The name (Gya) or Jah is Akan, meaning fire/Father/my owner/ the sun. This the same word YA is derived from. Jamaica (gyama ye aka) is also derived from the Akan word meaning we might be stuck. Most maroons are Akan people
The farmers (Bushman’s) name is Barima. Which is an Akan name
Yam in Jamaica too! Wow!! That is nice. Yam is one of our major food in Nigeria. We cook and eat it. We pound it and make pounded yam. We can turn it to flour and make "Amala" and we can even Fry Yam. Yam is a popular food in Nigeria.
Well done, Marwa. You're doing great.
❤from🇳🇬
It's refreshing to hear you say that as most Jamaicans do eat yam , green bananas or breadfruit as they are in abundance naturally. Im glad Marwas visit is showing the things we have in common.
Most jamacians are african decent
Yams!!!!!! We have many varieties of yams even I haven't eaten all of them. Some are unique to certain parish, some only grow wild almost impossible for you to plant it conventionally and it grows.
Jamaican DNA results show the most significant percentage of our DNA comes from our Nigerian ancestors. Second to that is from Ghana.
@@taq1238 Really??? So most Jamaicans are carrying Nigeria DNA? I never knew. Well, our government is planning a big HOME COMING for all Nigerians in Diaspora and with Nigerian DNA. Please be on the lookout and I am willing to receive some Jamaicans to Nigeria.
No matter where you come from as long as you are black man you’re an African on all your travels you seem the most relaxed in Jamaica and you will reach your half million followers there.
Marwa if u want to get your half million quality stay in Jamaica
Peter tosh✊🏾❤💛💚🖤
0:50 Your right Marwa. The Ackee is originally from West Africa
This was an amazing adventure in my island Jamaica. Marwa you did a great job showcasing the Rastafarian culture in the hills of Jamaica. I know you must be tired and need a foot massage. Next time you come back to Jamaica you need to do a meet and greet session with your Marwa tribe. Keep up the great work bro. Have fun and be safe. Highly blessed! ❤️🇰🇪❤️🇯🇲❤️🇰🇪❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
You are just a beautiful rose , a beautiful soul, I wish you all the very best in Jamaica, stay safe, and I just subscribed to your channel . as a mom and grandmother, I am finding you so gentle, and how you embrace the culture is simple, amazing 👏🏾 ❤️
Marwa that yarm that Rasta showed you and told you that you eat the Roots is called omukombero I western, people hawk them in Nairobi street but they are found in kakamega forest
Marwa Tina is not just a good girl. She is outstanding. who ever gets her gets gold.I just know.
How do you ppl determine a person is good girl?????? By just looking at them, that does not mean good, you have to be around a person for a long time to make that determination, & even then you still don't even know them
Correct. We only know their You Tube personalities that they choose to show..
@@Jamaica674Stop politics!!!
@22 with all that... Oh really 🤔
I’m blessed to know Kyng Sharlo himself, he’s a great person and I’m happy to call him a friend.
Great knowledge for the people. Blessed to you Kyng Sharlo. Much love to the beautiful lady. Blessed Rasta
Yho we have a place called Zimbali in KwaZulu-Natal , north coast of Durban in SouthAfrica . Mbali means flower in Zulu and Zimbali a place or valley of flowers. Excited about this