Do Africans Hate African Americans? Breakfast With A Local In Dar es Salaam, Tanzania |Africa|

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[@kazyskyclay147]

So who is T3 bro you need to keep your ass over there man I'll be there this December hope I'll see you I'm in Boston now

[@kazyskyclay147]

Please don't take my comments in a negative way just trying to make fun with American home boy that's your home that's where no fear of police brutality based on color of your skin welcome brother I'm saying this in the bottom of my heart peace out

[@MiszRicanGiee]

I want to go to Africa

[@andreablessed100]

OUR BROTHER AND SISTERS IN THE CONGO JUST DISCOVERED A MOUNTAIN FILLED WITH GOLD ON THE VERY SURFACE❣💯 FOLLOW YAHS LAWS BECAUSE WE GOT NEXT FOR ETERNITY❣👑🥰🎯

[@pretoriaafro5074]

Truly appreciate this vid, you and your family. Thank You for sharing. I truly feel that one person can not speak for all. The love will come, i feel just not from all.

[@latricerebec]

That negativity was taught to us to keep us divided.

[@smcbride07]

Exactly sis

[@lamardotson]

It wasn't taught

[@keithb1978]

Parents teach negativity.

[@trulyblessed5254]

Latrice H- Nobody can make you feel in anyway without your consent. Hatred, bitterness and resentment is inherent within some ppl regardless of the physical appearance.

[@27fevilien]

Amen to the sister ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🪔

[@JS-tn7by]

When I heard the words "we want you all to come back home" - I could not stop crying! I have longed to leave America and go to Africa to meet my family!!!

[@husseinremmyjohn2350]

Karibu 🇹🇿 TANZANIA

[@_T3andMe]

Come home. Your motherland awaits you

[@lolazal1]

Come home, and rest your soul...

[@TheGreenRee]

Agreed. I almost choked up when he said come back home. I wish I could. I had a dream that we would all unite, work together to utilize the resources to benefit it's people, and protect our motherland.

[@TT-xz5sy]

They ass should come get us, we were sold into slavery remember that.

[@Jay-hr3rh]

I really encourage black Americans to travel outside of the United States.

[@216goldgoddess5]

No thank you. People hate Americans.

[@Jay-hr3rh]

@@216goldgoddess5 Americans hates Americans. Traveling expends your way of thinking.

[@jessielynn]

I agree. I traveled to Haiti and came back with a whole new perspective on the world. It definitely changed me for the better.

[@ericklizarraga3443]

@@216goldgoddess5 You really haven’t traveled

[@potofgoldseeker4248]

Who said that we don't travel outside of the US? Were you trying to be condescending?

[@kudraally6492]

Born and raised in Africa, and I've just recently came across this bizarre theory that we hate our African America brothers and sisters, It doesn't even make sense to me to be honest. Growing up we all associated COOL to AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE. We can't allow the same people who colonized and enslaved us turn us against eachother. I love the positivity you bring, keep doing the good work, maybe I will get to meet you some day, who knows!

[@_T3andMe]

Yes but they taught us the opposite so I want our brothers and sisters in America to know that Africans love their long lost brothers and sisters 🙏🏿

[@GUSCi-BDE]

They divided us With nationalism Am Kenyan but in the past Kenya Tanzania Uganda was going to be one big country but they found how to divide us, but we still one big community united by language

[@kudraally6492]

@@GUSCi-BDE one love man, I’m Tanzanian

[@thefrenchfieldnigga8078]

Thank you bro ´ same to me

[@lilyankay2116]

That’s a crazy theory and people who believe that are just crazy. I love my African American brothers and sisters. Wish we could all come together and realize we can accomplish more as a unit than divided by false theories.

[@kerenmukenge7377]

In Africa people can also stares at you just because they thinks that you are beautiful or handsome.

[@_T3andMe]

Yes I’ve realized that 😂

[@clementineminza4179]

But they can also stare bcoz someone seems diff lyk incase u hv tattoos which is not common to the local pple according to their traditions...ñ so they always assume lyk yeah he z a foreigner or he z mhuni(undisciplined person) or msanii ( an artist).... but they mean no harm😊

[@onlythestrong8659]

@@clementineminza4179 well in the cities it’s normal to have tattoos . Only in villages but it is becoming normal for people to see tattoos

[@clementineminza4179]

@@onlythestrong8659 actually yes...bcoz of globalization,pple are adjusting to the diff cultures in the world

[@bernardoleonard7331]

@@clementineminza4179 even in villages tattoos nowdays are not new thing

[@firstnamelastname4427]

This came up in my recommendations and I'm glad it did! As an AA I'm generally not impressed with these kinds of videos. A lot of times I feel that some of us go to Africa and behave just like the colonizers, very condescending and rude to locals and not attempting to understand or respect the cultures. So I was happy to see the love, positive energy and respect you show for the Swahili culture, a very good representation of AAs everywhere! 💗

[@khadijahdegeneste4264]

Yes great representation.

[@devrawilliams4322]

The same thing happened to me. I was so enlightened after watching this video.

[@alejclip712]

Yes he treats them as if they’ve known each other for years. He’s so comfortable with being respectful. We need more people like that.

[@richquarters1066]

What's funny is that the people who behave in such idiotic ways fail to realise how easy it is for them to be thrown out of the country on a days notice.

[@gerrytushh]

Born and raised in Uganda, it was a shock to hear from these African American brothers and sisters who have returned to the Motherland that we hate them😢. Had never heard of it.

[@geronimoheavyshadow5046]

Black American that think we Africans hate them must watch this video. I like the positivity.

[@landresking3988]

We got a lot of unlearning to do in America . Some of us are still getting over the mental destruction and self hatred that was instilled in us since slavery . We could accomplish so much if we all realize the truth. More of us definitely need to see this.

[@Panther-]

I lovve to see this...am Nigerian,and honestly, any American talking bout Africans dont like Americans are those old school or uneducated Africans honestly

[@homodeus8713]

They don't like anyone

[@pforeman9234]

@The Faboulous MizMulata yep because they think were dumb and there smart I heard them speaking translated by my friend. 😐😐😐

[@MkA402]

When you stared at in Africa, it’s not about wanting to fight or confront you. It’s more like a curiosity, especially when you say something or just by the way you look , the locals can tell you’re not from there, so they are just naturally curious , just like any human being.

[@karimak7765]

Im African and I get even stared at in Africa because they know I’m foreign also 😂

[@ajl2232]

@@karimak7765 What do you mean?

[@pizzaburger9928]

@@ajl2232 Here parents are probably from Africa but she was born in the US

[@nancybatal7704]

@@karimak7765 yupp they know for sure 😭😂

[@dayanaram925]

Black Americans get stared at in our own country, we not trippin over that lol

[@Gelila05]

I wish more African American travel in Africa and discover about Africa. Good job. You and your wife are very brave.

[@_T3andMe]

Thank you! ✊🏽❤️

[@yardleyj9391]

So l understand that you have to be brave to visit Africa?

[@Gelila05]

Not necessarily, but to pack your bags and start a new life in a brand new country takes a lot of bravery and courage.

[@naturallyspiritual7256]

@@Gelila05 And most of all, money

[@farikkaqueen2367]

right 😂😂😂 she thinks africa sleeping with lions 🦁

[@aromaofzanzibar]

Beautiful content , welcome to Tanzania

[@_T3andMe]

Asante sana.

[@thelistener8357]

Aroma tunakuona 😂.

[@kriscarrdublr]

I just saw your tandoori video...looks so bomb!! I have to make it soon

[@noego4798]

I'm going soon....🙏🏾 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@ericnongo4395]

its africa,when u speak to elders,u have to respect them highly

[@Meso504]

It used to be like that among Black Americans too. Elders were the center of our homes and community, highly respected. That culture has been lost within the last generation.

[@BelladoniusMonk]

@Lee Brown No, @Atelophobia is right. Children in Africa respect their elders, but their elders are also very respectable people. I love old people to my very core and with all my heart, but some elders are so evil that they shouldn't even be around children.

[@thagrandpubah]

@@BelladoniusMonk Exactly!^

[@anyaw340]

@Lee Brown Atelophobia didn't say that it's okay to disrespect elders. They said that they will not be disrespected by an elder JUST because they are an elder, and still respect that individual. When Atelophobia becomes an elder, they will be "keeping this same energy" if they are not disrespectful to the younger generations while still expecting to be respected. If you are not a respectable, dignified person, then you deserve no more than what you give out - no matter what your age. No one is entitled to respect beyond what you give any fellow human being simply for the act of having lived longer than someone else. You EARN respect with each interaction with other individuals, no matter your age.

[@renaldojason]

@Atelophobia facts

[@nasteha874]

I’m from Somalia living in the states. I’m proud that I’ve a place that I can call home😍😍😍Africa best continent.

[@onkosiamazingtop10]

you killed that Swahili intro bro. . Karibu Tanzania kaka...😊😃 ..

[@_T3andMe]

Asante sana kaka

[@temuemanuel4671]

I like his energy of learning swahili. Congrats bro

[@onlythestrong8659]

Karibu Tanzania. Hongera sana kwa kujifunza kiswahili.

[@TheMandela21]

Bro kiswahili chako kizuri, I can teach you swahili for free

[@tantrayukina4507]

@@_T3andMe Aaah!!!....💞💞💞😂😂already karibu sana

[@monzelundazi7640]

When you are a humble person people will love you everywhere..new subscriber

[@_T3andMe]

Asante sana

[@annaleebillings]

I Am a very humble caring and giving person...Who Onced Loved Africa So So Very Much....I Married A Ghanian Man and his peoples They Took My Kindness For Weeknes called me a fool. Took my son"s life and had Wicked plans to put me in a wheelchair. They Tried To Take Everything from me...down to my very Sanity...If it had not been for the Lord Yahweh on my side...where would I Be today.

[@TheSuweydas]

@@annaleebillings once loved africa? You know africa is a continent with multiple languages and cultures. I'm sorry for your sad experience but that's your limited experience.

[@tzofiyah2747]

@@annaleebillings there are good and bad people in every country my brother. One person and her family did you wrong, don’t let the entire continent pay for their sins.

[@Frogingscope]

I’m Ugandan and it’s crazy how I understand what you guys are saying our languages are different but unique.

[@terrajones9447]

I, speak prosperity over your family. Congrats on the new baby 🎉 coming soon. T 3 is so cute and smart. Your wife is beautiful. Continue to be a good man for your family.

[@terrajones9447]

I like your channel

[@_T3andMe]

Asante sana dada

[@ExistNNature]

Each one teach one... I love the unity.

[@_T3andMe]

The motto 💪🏿✊🏿

[@TrumpetsCall_AmarYaH]

You're learning the language very well!!! Great interview!

[@_T3andMe]

Asante sana

[@goddesspatriciastrong5917]

Major props to you on learning and mastering the language, thank you for sharing your Grand Rising in this video and speaking to the locals.

[@LexxiMerced56]

I'm a Blk American. I've went to school & worked with Africans. This is an isolated conversation. That's very much appreciated. But..from my personal experience..Africans in America..not to generalize.. do have a disdain towards people that consider themselves African Americans. If it wasn't a THING at least here in the states...then this conversation wouldn't have been necessary. SALUTE!

[@notnow5384]

You’re a African

[@envisionsexful]

Same experience here in Georgia. I know what you're saying.

[@williefme6537]

Fact they on the East coast talking about home 😂😂

[@clmhK5]

But isn't it interesting that the hate seems to be IN the USA. I've seen videos of other African Americans sharing their experience living in different African countries and they are having positive experiences.

[@mrsjayhoward]

@@clmhK5 I believe it’s the result of America’s culture of competition and separation through race and ethnicity. I think African immigrants are more of competition than allies based on how this country is set up. This country is set up to have a working class of minorities essentially competing for resources.

[@kitty-vk8ic]

It’s about time African Americans needs travel other countries particularly in Africa besides Jamaica and Puerto Rico.

[@PrettyBazarre]

@shelonda8 yes just because YOU don’t do it doesn’t mean all Black Americans don’t travel

[@drob517]

@@PrettyBazarre exactly. I always see those comments and some people speak in general. A lot of us travel.

[@kitty-vk8ic]

@@PrettyBazarre honey you misjudged me I’m African I travel a lot not just Africa nothing that you need to know... I just simply giving encouragement to African Americans.Lighten up.

[@bangalykonate6341]

African languages are so beautiful to speak. I always said my language madinka, madingo, bambara or djoula is such of beautiful language. Beautiful to heard and full of proverbs and historical story.

[@_T3andMe]

Very true!

[@kwesinjoku8940]

I want to learn Mandinka 😭

[@bangalykonate6341]

@@kwesinjoku8940 lol brother it won't be easy if you are not surround by ppl who speaks it. Mandinka or bambara is spoken almost in many west African countries. Mali, Burkina faso, cote d'ivoire, Guinee, Senegal, Liberia ,Gambia et serra Leon. We all have a distinct accent but we clearly understand each other.

[@user-ln6pu7kq9j]

You guys look so happy 😃 there’s a sense of belonging and happiness in being around people who look like you.

[@_T3andMe]

Thank you! Yes it is

[@Sparkle_reacts]

Ain't that the truth.

[@muabana123]

Saving up for something this year, hopefully I’m moving back to Congo🇨🇩🇨🇩 by the end of the year. There’s less stress in Africa, fresh air, friendly people. Sharing with your neighbours... I just love Africa❤️❤️❤️from Australia 🇦🇺

[@borngreat-4-life930]

You heard what they saw in congo? You need to go there quick. 😀😄😄

[@ruthk3273]

Love this!! hoping to move back to Congo too!!

[@TwoWorldsToo]

Great energy with these two brothers. Wonderful to feel. They are correct, Africans love their brothers and sisters abroad. Africa is the center of the planet.

[@_T3andMe]

✊🏽✊🏽❤️

[@CaroAbebe]

ToWorlds, it is indeed. Africa is the centre of the planet and the motherland of all human beings.

[@MariamMkusa]

Just know we don't hate Africa American we consider you as our long lost brothers and sisters, welcome back home 🤗🤗

[@_T3andMe]

Asante sana dada

[@thetransparentjerseygirl]

❤

[@vannahsphone4180]

😭😭 I'm coming home when I'm old enough and have money.

[@samiasegero5484]

😇😇🙏🏾

[@BlackAmerican-u8e]

Awww ❤️🥺 we love you sis. We are one! Thanks for welcoming us back home

[@althingsrpossible]

I got emotional a little because of the energetic blessings between you two. Diaspora we must go visit home.

[@andrewngumunyu3730]

That idea of selling water in his bajaji was a great idea.

[@emmanuelsenzighe]

Things I liked a lot from this video: The smartness of the bajaj brother, coolest local people from the bodaboda (motorcycle) guy to the mother selling cassavas, the stubbornness of T3, great convo about the merits of exchange of values from the Diaspora community to the people back home in Africa...and the last but not least, the effort of learning the host to learn Swahili language, it's just great. To anyone reading this, Karibu sana Tanzania. Peace and love from Dar Es Salaam, TZ.

[@_T3andMe]

Asante sana kaka 🙏🏿

[@jbisrael6256]

I Love you both my Brothas and soon to be joining you in Das Es Salaam. Myself and family should be touching down in Tanzania in April,God Bless your Family✊🏾💪🏾🙏🏾

[@_T3andMe]

Karibu TZ 🌍🌍

[@temuemanuel4671]

You are warmely welcome. Karibu sana

[@the-seed-sower761]

I'm thinking April too, beloved. How do you feel about taking the tests though? Are you comfortable of them sticking a swab in our noses? I genuinely curious. Cause I was just about to purchase my ticket but I'm concerned about that swab test

[@MrOu83]

@@the-seed-sower761 - I have had two COVID-19 tests (both negative)since I returned from my 10-month stay in Accra, Ghana, in November. While it was uncomfortable, it only took 5 seconds in each nostril. It’s really not a big deal, and it certainly should not derail your travel plans.

[@rickihosein]

It is so thrilling to be black in a country where you never have to wonder if black people live there of if you'll be accepted...it's a beautiful thing...it literally shifts your mind on what beauty is, success, it empowers you and gives you confidence

[@Ian_Sempai]

I was born in Africa and hearing that Africans hate African Americans is just never made sense to me because that is very false... by the way your Swahili is good bro keep it up!

[@musselflash2062]

I dont truly know but maybe the true context of this comes from Africans living in America who have felt marginalized by other blacks.

[@sonofsoweto]

I have thr feeling that it is African Americans who hate us, they make jokes about how dirty we are and etc... so they think that we hate them like they do us but we don't

[@eprahs1]

You can't hate people you don't know. So we need to stop thinking that is the case, just because we get so much hate from our home country.

[@africaine4889]

Thank you!

[@_T3andMe]

It’s all a game of misinformation by our oppressors/colonizers.

[@homodeus8713]

T3 & Me Nobody is oppressed without their permission.

[@tyroniussupapookiemcleroy1403]

Who is this we that believe this, "just because we get so much hate at home??"

[@shavonnawemadavid2998]

It's really good to see how you are mingleling with locals, and adapting the culture so quickly.

[@adjovi10]

My Brother this video is even more inspirational! Some of us here are still being told about all the bad things and con schemes and such that try to keep us from getting there. I’m expediting my passport process. I can’t wait! I own a east coast based staffing company and would love to help build some of the infrastructure there! Keep doing your thing man! Stay Blessed Up, Fam!

[@temuemanuel4671]

You are warmely welcome to Tanzania

[@sarahmsangi7243]

Where are you?

[@Reginaaa28]

Let’s all go home ❤️

[@topshottamakonnen]

@A.J. That's awesome man. Welcome to East Africa. What's your Insta? Would be interested, about the staffing.

[@ramalowson]

Good look for looking out bro.I my self was born is Dar es salaam bt moved to Pittsburgh at 11 Bt hopefully soon I’ll be in Tz boys should Deff link up.

[@_T3andMe]

Hit us up when you reach back

[@ramalowson]

@@_T3andMe 💯 my guy i jus followed u on IG

[@blkwisdom101amoah3]

Bro. You are the perfect ambassador for African Americans. Your spirit and energy is righteous. I am just hoping the negative energy black folks don’t come. They should stay in America with white folks.

[@_T3andMe]

🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@adjovi10]

Well said!

[@bernardoleonard7331]

I love that😂😂we only need right people like T3 and me,in🇹🇿🇹🇿🙏

[@TheRubyDawn]

Lolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Right Right

[@ceedeeupholstery4462]

The fact that you believe that alot of black Americans would come to Africa with negative energy is just sad... Im here in the states and I read alot of comments like your which tells me how alot of yall look down on us....

[@farfetched9296]

This is refreshing. I find myself at African restaurants here in Texas having the same conversations with mainly East Africans. It's funny they call me sister but some say I'm still different but others are like naw we are the same. So it's an individual preference that I respect either way without taking it personal. I love being around different cultures and these conversations are good over food, tea, and coffee.

[@houstonstrong]

East Africans seem to be nicer from my experience.

[@judechizoba9216]

The difference between aa and Africa is just that the African is molded culturally while aa from the eyes of Africans don't have hence which is not their own making. That's not hate but two people(relations) who grew up in different locations.We love aa ,they are our brothers and sisters who travelled and they are welcome back anytime they wish.

[@WonderWoman-so4mk]

Great build between two Kings🤴🏾🤴🏾

[@alimowssingh6598]

It is so wonderful to be able to sit and reason with your people. This made me laugh, tear up and once again confirm that information floating around about who we are, is far from what we can become. This is amazing! Thanks so much for sharing ❤

[@_T3andMe]

You’re welcome. Colonizers deliberately fed us bad information about each other to try to stop or delay the prophecy.

[@marysylvery5826]

Video nzuri. I love my Tanzania county. Land of Peace

[@_T3andMe]

We love it too dada

[@irenewile]

Indeed,,we are kind ,down to earth..Mungu ibariki tanzania 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿

[@felazany]

I want to state here clearly without any fear of contradiction. Africans don't hate African Americans or other Afro descendants in any part of the world. This theory that Africans hate other Afro descendants is propagated by the same people who exercised the slave trade and colonialism. I would like to urge all Afro descendants to feel much welcome back home. This is where you belong. Africa is where you can never be judged for being in your original skin colour. Having said that we need to dilute this notion by the West that we hate our brothers. May God bless Africa and her descendants. May God bless the world.

[@ebbypheonix5104]

This is sooo awesome to hear changing lives for our brothers and sister's is what we should be doing. I can't wait to move to The Gambia.

[@georgeabel7830]

The Bajaj driver is smart. I would like to link up with him and support his work by hiring him. I am planning to visit Tanzania in June.

[@_T3andMe]

Shoot us email and we’ll put you in contact with him

[@annmariebusu9924]

@@_T3andMe in Jamaica we sell cold water on the street too😁. You get thirsty with the heat. We also sell fruits but cold jelly or pre cut cane in a bag is my fav. Jamaicans are real hustlers. I think kid shoes like sneakers would be nice since they out grow them so fast. It would be nice to think of things that bring money/work to everyone. We often struggle in my home country with that one. Most of us who are poor benefit from agriculture. Selling crops like mangoes from our backyard.

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Bro you're glowing in the African sun. Watching from Sydney Australia

[@_T3andMe]

Asante kaka

[@mmafan3]

The man said "come home"..facts.

[@hamisisuleiman1391]

Your Swahili is Good youre picking up quick. You left your boy play around - hard to do that in the US. Karibu sana Tanzania

[@missbdainty1]

I'm so ready to move me and my two little ones to Africa. Funds is the only issue. But I'm ready. It's time.

[@blessedsuamas.h9409]

You are more than welcome angel,back home ...to where your ancestors were taken as captives...Africa is where you rightfully belong...Africa is your inheritance.

[@irisroyal2764]

Do you want to face lower standard education, poor or non existance hospital proficiency, poor infrastructure, no money in circulation, poor sanitary facilities, high rate of voodo whichcraft adept, high rate of celebacy , if you re more than 26years old, you will probably have a hard time to find a man. Have you ever think about how are you going to insert yourself in a local community? willing to experience for one year? please, do not hesitate to contact me

[@sonnyjordan9159]

Thank you bro from Atlanta Ga you have good brothers coming in do time keep up your great work ..we will help restore Africa's heart...

[@_T3andMe]

Welcome back ✊🏿

[@mizmelanatedroyalty5698]

I love this interview, I love how powerful it was showing ,how we as the diaspora can teach the beautiful people there our experiences, as well as our skills to help improve their lives. Sending Peace and Blessings!

[@kennykross3306]

Nobidy needs ur skills yall more like trouble

[@poupouche]

We should link up for lunch one of these days? I live in Masaki.

[@Mazoea]

I'm happy that you link up to the local..Tanzania is very peaceful place...

[@_T3andMe]

Shoot us an email so we can link on WhatsApp

[@molliehouston3061]

Came across the video and finding myself learning a lot. The mother land is where's life first started. ❤

[@_T3andMe]

Yep that’s true!

[@kwesinjoku8940]

His accent is kicking in each day. Yessirr

[@Kofi.86]

Bro we first have to change our mindset and then we can make big changes together. UNITED STATES OF AFRICA

[@luckysinclair7327]

That's the yellow root sweet cassava I am used to them from childhood days growing up in rural Jamaica it's powdery more like dry yellow yams

[@annmariebusu9924]

Hi family. I never eat the yellow one. I am from Portland and my favourite yam is yellow yam. I wonder if I ask my mother if we call it something else. Where are you from? There are so many yams and I didn’t like all of them especially dasheen.

[@jahmallajaima]

Isn’t bammy made from cassava. First time I had bammy it was so delicious.

[@annepierre9459]

Is it ok to cry? I’m already crying seeing this seeing us black people just loving and eating together and happy it’s beautiful

[@_T3andMe]

Yes! Let it out

[@JustYohannes]

New sub! Love this brother, When I come we should deff. Link up keep on this path brother!!!

[@BlackAmerican-u8e]

One thing I love what you guys said is how our brothers and sisters on the continent can learn from us however we can learn a lot from them as well. How calm, peaceful and laid-back they are is how we AAs should be. I also admire the tough love our African brother and sisters show us. They have no problem telling us to humble ourselves or give advice that would help better the way we present ourselves. It's all out of love and you gotta admit we do need a kick in the ass sometimes because some of us have been spoiled and conditioned by America and if we going back home you gotta get rid of that negative American mentality and embrace and love our family on the continent. No more dividing and denying! Let's get it together and love each other 💕

[@afrikannohyphen3432]

That smoothie idea that you two are discussing would be an excellent business for you two to brainstorm into fruition......IJS, I will be coming in 3 yrs waiting for my retirement, I've been researching for over a year now, I've looked at The Gambia, Ghana, Nigeria, Rowanda and it seems like Tanzania is where I'll land, I was in Azania in 2012, when I got to Joburg, I thought I was in NYC, although I loved Azania, and there are definitely other parts I could settle in there, its too much like what I'm trying to get away from to settle down there......Hopefully, I'll get to meet the family when I land. Peace & Blessings

[@temuemanuel4671]

You are mostly welcome. Tanzania is the safe and vibe country. Once you land in Tanzania, you will feel like not leaving to another place. This country has a natural gravitation which pools you to remain. Karibu sana.

[@doinggarveytv5894]

Peace BLACK! I'm retired and is working on my papers to be a resident in Tanzania and do establish a businesses. I hope we can build together when you do come to Tanzania.

[@afrikannohyphen3432]

Excellent collaboration! ✊🏿❤️🖤💚✊🏿

[@joanie84h85]

The more you guys expose the different countries in Africa I realize why it was hidden from us .. it’s BEAUTIFUL...

[@isaackenton4223]

we met at the gas station last saturday, nice family, i like the way your portraying africa we need our african american brothers & sisters back to africa to live here in peace.

[@_T3andMe]

Asante kaka

[@rossiethomas]

That’s so disrespectful to your ancestors who built this country I wish tf I would leave here when this is the most beautiful continent.... Africans don’t respect us I just finished arguing with a Ghanaian now I never had a problem with an East African or South African but I lump them all together because do they separate us in america? Ny blacks aren’t the same as Florida black etc

[@optimistjumeuh5116]

@@rossiethomas If you had an argument with Ghanaian the blame isn’t on all people or Africans in generally tf.

[@rossiethomas]

@@optimistjumeuh5116 tf is u dumb.... I clearly say I’ve experienced this several times with different people from the continent of Africa I said what I said

[@obiohagwu788]

@@optimistjumeuh5116 Sorry that you experienced that. But those unpleasant people you met are a very small subset of the entire Ghanaian population. An even smaller subset of the west African population, an even smaller subset of the African population. The point is not to generalize , it doesn’t make sense.

[@4evrIrresistiblyurs]

Omg. This makes me want to cry. Being African American I always thought that Africans hated us. When he said come home, brought tears to my eyes. Beautiful❤

[@candacecheatem6545]

I was blessed when I went to Africa it was all love.

[@samiasegero5484]

same

[@sonofsoweto]

We don't hate you guys. could it be that you guys don't like us? but we have nothing but love for you. You will never hear of an African American being deported from Africa bcz you are home when you ate here but we kick out your white cousins often

[@edwinkidambu165]

Tunawapenda sana. Karibu Afrika.

[@deannaspringer5340]

I'm a middle aged white woman and this is incredibly informative and fascinating to me even!!! Beautiful video. Love that I found your channel. Beautiful culture and beautiful people. Literally brings tears to my eyes. I don't blame you for wanting to "go home"! ❤❤💯

[@_T3andMe]

Thank you for understanding.

[@borngreat-4-life930]

Would you come to africa with me? 😄

[@f6876]

Great interview, we need more interviews with the locals 👍🏾

[@_T3andMe]

Thank you we got you.

[@siahyoung6335]

When he said we really love to see you guys getting back home, that gave me chills and almost brought tiers... Let him know how much love some of us have for Africa and our people though we've never been there or met them, we have Africa and them in our hearts... We're just Africans that were born in America... I'm 63 and my dream is to see Africa one day and feel that dirt on my feet, don't know if I could take the bugs though, the those flies were wearing me out! This is the first video of yours that I've watched, I subed will be following But has anyone told you that you and the Brother in the thumbnail in his African dress look alike?

[@rickk930]

Young brothers like you make us proud stay on the positive path you will be blissfully happy

[@dontcopymystyle4469]

You ain’t never lied.💯

[@faithaction9272]

I am here smiling. You are doing so well with your Swahili. Very impressive, well done

[@_T3andMe]

Asante sana

[@bernardbrew7629]

This is an interesting subject. As an African living in the USA I can say there are some differences in the way we treat each other. I will say, and from own my personal experience, not all AA want to referred to as African. Some get downright offended when you refer to them as African or of African origin. My barber ones told me of how he complimented an AA on how was as beautiful as an African queen n she got upset. She said she was no damn African. I will say most of those reactions come from ignorance. The vast majority of AA are educated and own their heritage. The problem now is how the so called ‘woke’ want to denigrate their ancestry because they say r the true owners of the American land. In the end we all black and should be proud of our ancestry. On the other hand, Africans from Africa should also learn to accommodate the differences that exist in our cultures and stop lumping all AA together in whatever biases they may have. I love all black ppl even the ignorant ones.

[@landresking3988]

U right bro I’m African American raised in a house that was taught about our African roots and saw black as beauty I was surprised to see kids thinking of “African” as an insult when I went to school. I’m just over here like “but we all black!!” And it’s definitely ignorance a lot of us don’t know our history and honestly the white ppl got to a cool amount of us mentally over the generations.

[@vincentalakija5515]

@@landresking3988, Come to Africa already what are you waiting for ?

[@dayanaram925]

Just to shed some light, Some African Americans get offended about people referring to us as African as it pertains to heritage because that isn’t our heritage. We have an extremely resilient, painful, beautiful, influential culture we built here. Unfortunately because of the roots on which our culture was built on it is not respected, our music, or clothes our food all have roots in slavery and tells a story of resilience and survival, and people try to imitate it and undermine it because depsite how good we make it look, they don’t see our culture as valid. We DO have a culture, a powerful one. It’s insulting when our culture is treated like to doesn’t exist while people try to imitate and steal it in our face, and treat us like we shouldn’t be proud. Why should we want to take on a heritage that we never knew when we have our own, respect our shit you know ?

[@kajolo1288]

The guest’s testimony is awesome 👍

[@jdub7771]

Such a good video! I'm a 3rd generation Cape Verdean - American and am in the process of making a trip to Cape Verde and trying to set a business plan. It's a special thing to leave America and see how "black folks" in Africa view the world.

[@dessalinesdaughter7161]

I'm coming home to mama africa in a few months and your families journey by far has been one of the most soul gratifying that I've witness. The love you guys have for the continent and the people of tanzania is so immensity genuine and contagious. I hope to feel the same and perhaps yiur family and my family will cross paths in tz and I can thank you guys personally for feeding and encouraging me as I count the days to Exodus. Peace and infinite light

[@bintiyangu]

Great upload yet again and always T3 is so cute. Thx for the inspiration Im anticipating doing what youve done too.

[@_T3andMe]

✊🏿✊🏿

[@bluedolphin3682]

That warms my heart🥰 I thought Africans didn't like us African Americans. I love my Black people everywhere. Thank you for this video 💜💜💜🥰

[@terancegoldenmusic]

This was good and enlightening! This was a great conversation and content!

[@deannaspringer5340]

The brotherhood/sisterhood is so beautiful in this culture. Heartwarming. Thank you for sharing. ❤❤

[@jbjay2884]

Ver good video brother! Love how you immerse yourself into the community and thanks for sharing a glimpse. Black 👊

[@tessaedmonds9811]

Peace & Love fam. You truly have great Inner G and spreading genuine Love to your brothers and sisters there...I'm looking forward to visit Tanzania sometime this year & hopefully move permanently thereafter.

[@temuemanuel4671]

You are welcome. Karibu sana

[@_T3andMe]

Welcome back home dada. Africa awaits you. 🌍🌍

[@bernardoleonard7331]

Welcome Dada come,I will teach you Swahili

[@sharhondarivera6378]

The scriptures say we’ll leave Babylon with great wealth. That’s our experience and ingenuity. And hopefully some gold! 🤣

[@diannebrown2199]

Thanks Sis, puts a new spin on the Scripture. Never thought of it like you just "INDICATED". You just gave us a dose of "WISDOM". Blessing, Joy and Peace🤎

[@ldsane1958]

Facts Sis !!

[@shar1202]

The white mans book... thats why its called scriptures because ots a script.

[@Wiwpsdd]

I NEVER thought of that!! Which explains while I pray I keep hearing that our land which the Most High will heal before our Exodus, is actually, our minds.

[@catherinewright2755]

Yes sister that's the word of Abba Yah I am feeling it in my ruach.

[@Writeinsideofme]

This is some beautiful content. I loveeee it. Can’t wait to go to Africa. It’s so crazy how much more abundant and free it is. Like even down to when police stop you it isn’t like America. You don’t feel threatened or like you could possibly die. I cannot wait to share some impactful information with my brothers and sisters.

[@justicejoycetv]

From Wisconsin, *y'all have sold me on Tanzania. I never intended to do much than hit the tourist spot of Kilimanjaro and leave. Now, I'm excited to see all the possibilities.* Stay blessed, y'all. 🥰🥰

[@devrawilliams4322]

Absolutely beautiful! Educational conversation among our sisters and brothers is wonderful communication. 👍🏼🙌🏾👍🏼👍🏼🙌🏾👍🏼

[@valeriesinclair347]

I loved that Vlog, oh my fantastic how your integrating your family into the community, such respect you have for the people. I love the way your communicating that’s commendable. Your so correct in the way your raising T3, he’s free that’s how children should be. Best interview ever with a local and the way your so respectful. I’d love to have your friend help us when we arrive. Well done brother well done, Tanzania need more people like you from the diaspora ✊🏾

[@eunicewairimukamau1293]

I admire your love for Africa

[@robertmkude8234]

T3 about to speak Kiswahili before T2,I see that already young brother.

[@mazwinzama1052]

I'm from South Africa and believe me when I say it is the most beautiful thing to see our African brothers and sisters from the diaspora come back home to the mother land. I can see that, life in Tanzania is about simplicity...big ups to Tanzania.

[@_T3andMe]

One love 🇹🇿🌍✊🏿

[@christinenareva3356]

New subscriber here this channel makes me smile T3 is the king in his African kingdom with fear of being profiled 🙏🏼

[@_T3andMe]

Indeed. Karibu sana

[@anthonyjohnson5961]

I love the work you and your family are doing in Tanzania/Africa much love and respect to you all brother👊🏾

[@simmsw1]

Wow. I can't wait to move there....

[@_T3andMe]

Hurry home

[@theresapurnell3192]

Blessings and Peace! 🙏🏾🕊💖

[@bpatton866]

Well done Tim.Education is epic and makes the world better place.Its time for the truth to heal all.Thank you

[@luisgomez3936]

What a beautiful video! AfroAmericans have been brought up in an environment that is by nature progressive and you are bringing new eyes to what should be your motherland. This will bring progress and happiness to a land that is finally free to develop for the benefit of its native peoples. I think that more blacks should return and share in the culture and beauty of Africa. Leave a country where you are defined by being the “other” and return to where you are an US. This brings tears of joy to my eyes, seeing how you are integrating into your motherland. I hope others will venture out of their comfort zone and learn what freedom feels like.

[@kongowea9903]

Beautiful as usual.. Listen that teddy bear tea cup brings back memories...

[@acajudi100]

Thank you for sharing. Stay blessed always.

[@JustMyExpressions]

This was really good thanks for sharing your open experience with us. I know I have enjoyed every moment of it. I am looking to come to Africa. An have Some experience of my own.

[@terrinyc29]

It's some folks on the internet mainly Nigerians with some of the hate for AA.... I don't see that hate from others really. Tanzania looks Amazing

[@cypriantertullian7495]

Wow. This brother is already speaking Swahili. Very impressive. Welcome home.

[@901Babyboy]

Means so much to hear we are truly welcomed back home

[@cattmarieone]

Too much has been kept from us 🇺🇸 so glad that we are finally waking up.

[@_T3andMe]

Yes it’s time! 💪🏾

[@diannebrown2199]

Thank You Brother for sharing Knowledge🤎Love you two Brothers🤎Whenever I decided to come you Brothers are the ones I will definitely need!!!!🤎🤎

[@_T3andMe]

✊🏿✊🏿