A Tour of Rwanda's Most "Dangerous" Hood (#81)

[@walterosadtchi]

Many comments have already said this, but I have to just give my hats off to you bro. The way you are able to befriend any one, whether it's people in the cities, or in rural tribal locations, is such an amazing thing to see. This is absolutely top tier content.

[@NotWatchingTV]

That man that took you around, lost more than we all can ever imagine. You probably just made his life spending this day with him that he will never forget. Thanks for spreading love globally, I hope to do the same one day Sabbatical.

[@Jeanneret_I]

Definitely. That was LOVELY.

[@kofid21.91]

Agreed😂🙏

[@paulinec.l6133]

I

[@tonymarselle8812]

He drank so much I doubt he’ll remember

[@Albert5522]

Showing an interest, but even more showing you have knowledge about someone elses culture/country legitimises it, and makes it seem more important to them. I'm sure Izzy was shocked that Tommy knew anything about Rwanda, or the language, but was very flattered with everything he did know.

[@deepakrahul5495]

Bro, The whole Rwanda is safe. My own experience living in Rwanda for the last 8 years..Love Rwanda....Visit Rwanda 🇷🇼

[@journeestarling223]

Soon

[@chaoticfirefly3538]

i lived in nyamirambo as ayoung child til i was like 10. I live in US in Dallas and trust me. i would feel safe in Nyamirambo than Oakcliff Dallas.

[@mihigoisaac6552]

@iamsaahilsingh too many guns

[@undrachevr]

@@mihigoisaac6552 nah, it aint the guns. My whole block is packing and there aint no trouble my way.

[@1310Robbo]

Or Fair Park

[@outlandishyute8528]

@iamsaahilsingh Dallas is bad bro just like every big city in USA, a glittering shithole. is that hard to comprehend.

[@avitbrian4086]

i know right!!!! talking facts!

[@zeitxgeist]

"why did you do that! He's gonna think we're thieves now!" crying 😂😂😂

[@Fe0381]

😂😂😂😂

[@johntrust6217]

Rwanda is definitely the safest country I’ve traveled to anywhere in the world. I’ve never felt any safer than I do when I’m in Rwanda 🇷🇼. Good job to the Rwandan government and citizens

[@jzk2020]

You can't trust his review, he's name is John *Trust*

[@kazamk5367]

Looks much more safer than New Zealand

[@odb-gotyoutriggered.1963]

The safest country in the world is the antarctica.

[@kazamk5367]

@@odb-gotyoutriggered.1963 arghhhhhhh bullshet

[@odb-gotyoutriggered.1963]

@@kazamk5367 Dummy, no place safer then a country with low inhabitants. Antarctica has the lowest crime rate of any country in the world & Lowest amounts of deaths and accidents. Now go climb a 🌴 for your dinner you uneducated child.

[@jimmybogonko]

Stayed in Nyamirambo the first time I was in Rwanda. Did not know it had a bad rep though a colleague and people who later became acquaintances had somewhat similar reactions when they heard I was staying there. Beautiful neighborhood. What I remember mostly about it are the roadside mechanics, numerous tailor shops, huge foreign contingent operating these premises and countless guys trying to sell you very trendy shoes on the street. I also remember the mosque, including the one that was opposite Camp Kigali and hearing prayer calls in the morning. My other enduring memory of Nyamirambo, and Kigali generally, were the short distances, I remember walking to Nyabugongo, Kyovu, Mille Collines. I actually walked to town most days to have a meal or run an errand. I would also do a jogging circuit that ensured I climbed the Mille Colline hill on my way back. Thank you for taking us with you on this journey. You showed us the other side of Rwanda. Would want to visit these other places/prefectures next time I'm there as opposed to hanging out in Kigali the entire time.

[@hamsinisitini6613]

if you are from kenya then nyamirambo is very safe.

[@GHCMargarita]

@@hamsinisitini6613why?

[@goatpepperherbaltea7895]

Just the boys kickin it at the coffee shop this so chill

[@faye2chris882]

👊🏽Impressive. Thank you for showing this. As a Nigerian in UK, I fill ashamed for Nigeria. The cleaneness of the local area in Riwanda is amazing. Most pave up and tidy. The government organisations are the best in Africa.

[@foopadr9076]

I really liked the pavement. Very neat.

[@lukeav6097]

Don't bad mouth other African nations

[@TahirihU]

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[@gratitude5740]

Tommy, you are my son's age . He is also not married and not in a relationship. Never do I pressure him . If time and the right woman comes along, then that's fine but for now he is good the way he is . It being married is not making one less adequate, valuable or respected . Its better to be single and content than married and miserable. Bring children to the mix and the life is messed up. Been married, stayed for the child's sake . Now being single I get to be at peace. Be what you feel like it . I enjoy your videos. I love to travel. Been to Kenya and Tanzania is like my second-third home .

[@MissBessie]

Finally new video from you ❤️ i always watch your videos without skipping ads

[@dm3622]

Love the video Tommy!!! Keep them coming…I like the conversation at the first bar - the one guy said “I brought him in “ the other guy said “he brought himself in”…

[@Fun-mo-8]

Lol

[@muregofelix8328]

😂

[@goldbluetears]

this channel has given me such a unique insight into east africa. Just amazing, I hope it will go on, I am always looking forward for more of your content!

[@marykendzierski6784]

i agree

[@mansnotakwerekwere7252]

This is my new Netflix,from South Africa 🇿🇦✊🏾

[@JA-qw2lq]

aweh

[@mansnotakwerekwere7252]

@@JA-qw2lq esvaar

[@daveernesta5521]

real brother am from seychellles all the way yes i

[@vojvoda-draza]

Are you muzungu?

[@MrRolandTravel]

Naona muzungu 🙄🙄

[@antonc81]

Isa seems like a cool guy. Hope he finds some healing for the trauma he has suffered.

[@Jeff-xv6gk]

Yea he definitely been through a lot it’s good the government gave him a job after the genocide!

[@jzk2020]

Poor guy said he was still affected in the head from the trauma, he probably doesn't know that sort of trauma requires help from a professional to get over and even then, you might never fully heal from it. But he's doing he's best and that's all he can do. God bless him and everyone affected by that genocide.

[@ch3shire_kat]

Hi Tommy, I hope you are well. I appreciate you showing me a different side to Rwanda than I experienced and exploring this planet with eyes and heart wide open. May you always be safe and healthy and continue to find beauty in unexpected places.

[@jumpy2xstreaming]

What did you expirence?

[@ch3shire_kat]

@@jumpy2xstreaming I spent several weeks there in 2016. The roads weren't in such a neat state back then but also very clean - we also saw the groups of workers cleaning them. Uganda was much more littered in comparison. From Kigali, we traveled to Kibuye, stayed a while at Kivu lake, visited some markets at tried zambasa, stopped at the Ndaba Falls, Gisenyi and then traveled back to Kigali to fly to Entebbe. Then we spent a while traveling Uganda and then crossed the border back to Rwanda to get back to the Kigali airport. I traveled in a group of 3-5 muzungus and one Ugandan (my sister-in-law). I wasn't the only unmarried member of the group - my mom is a widow, the best man was also single - but everywhere we went, I was constantly hit on by the locals. Sometimes it was funny, sometimes just awkward (e.g. when getting the visa at the airport..the guys there couldn't understand why I wasn't married and questioned me more about that than my travel plans..also they claimed my English was subpar because I couldn't understand their whispered conversation in Kinyarwanda..they kept laughing about my confusion and kept me hanging (regarding visa) when all my other travel group members who spoke poorer English had already received their visas). Not saying all Rwandans are trying to hit on single muzungu ladies. But I was shy and really had some trouble fending them off without being offensive. We tried to travel light, we didn't dress wealthy, we donned jeans and t-shirts and didn't wear a lot of accessories except sunglasses and hats. Locals still huddled around us everywhere we stopped and asked for 1000 Rwanda-Francs, beverages and cigarettes. Also the children! I understand they think every muzungu can spear a dime but it was more the way they asked than that they did ask at all. Like we couldn't even sometimes get our bearings first and try to enjoy the landscape. They performed random bits of songs and wanted payment. But what confused us most was that all the Rwandans we met except the ones at the weddings were hard to read and tried to either rip us off or bend the truth quite creatively. Examples: a chef at the hotel at lake Kivu told us the lake was closed instead of admitting he didn't know how to fry the fish my brother had ordered for dinner (it was on the menu, btw). One of our drivers said he would refuel the car, we gave him money so he could get a hotel and refuel the car but instead he slept in the car and gave the money to his family. We found out because we went on a trip the day after and because the car was still out of fuel we had to refuel and the guy didn't even know where the tank was. If he'd told us he needed more money for his family, there would have been a way but we appreciate honesty. The weirdest thing happened when we went back to Rwanda. I had gotten a 4 week visa at the Kigali airport but was told it was no longer valid. That wasn't true, my mom had the same visa and they accepted hers just fine. My sister-in-law told me they hoped to be bribed so I could cross the border - as only one of the group who they wanted extra payment from. ...Sometimes we just shrugged it off but the creative truths did annoy us at one time or other. The Rwandan people were a constant enigma for us. Which is why I'm glad Tommy showed me they can also be very fun and easy-going and polite.

[@arthurkaneza8406]

@@ch3shire_kat your experience reflects more your attitude than anything else. I've worked in tourism industry for quite sometimes and I can ensure you that what you said doesn't match what I know about the country that I was born and raised in. For example what you called bribing the immigration agent doesn't make any sense. Are you aware that the day you left for Uganda in a team, all your information were recorded and stored so that when you come back the data are still there and they can easily verify with who you crossed with? It doesn't make sense to ask a bribe only one person in a team while they can ask 3-5 traveling together. My conclusion is you maybe had an issue that took time to resolve and they resolved it without making you turn back to where you were from as it most of the time the case in western countries.

[@joclauds4205]

What exactly did you experience cause unless it was in the 90s then I don't know

[@joclauds4205]

@@ch3shire_kat it's not about you being a foreigner, just you being wealthy. They might think they can get more money from you

[@Nadelina_kb]

Everyone worries that you’re not married 😀 the kids reaction is priceless. This guy at the bar who joined you is serious with his fufu, he’s not playing games. People are friendly, It also helps to speak the language.

[@Darubini2]

What the guy was eating was most likely 'ugali' and not 'fufu'.

[@THegirl577]

@@Darubini2 it's the same thing, different regions.

[@TahirihU]

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[@aimsnation1.041]

That’s true, that’s what we use to call it but as we were introduced to other people who also ate it, they all had their own definitions of it but I mostly hear fufu

[@fkyofeelinz9409]

You are a OG for doing this! Very Dope footage bro keep it up and keep showing the world the truth about cultures

[@D4rkX5h4d0]

I love how all the African men remind me so much of my Jewish grandmother. 'No wife?!? U need a wife!!! We'll find u a wife!!!'

[@TonnyOkello]

For an adult African, marriage is the most important thing. You might have a degree, a job and money but if aren’t married society will look at you as an inadequate person.

[@mainamwangi5374]

Kenyans care less.

[@davidngwesa]

@@mainamwangi5374 By Kenyans you mean people from Nairobi?

[@beckythehustler2981]

@@mainamwangi5374 they asked him the same question in nairobi

[@mainamwangi5374]

@@beckythehustler2981 I highly doubt that Kenyans ain't that intrusive!

[@dewitp]

Wasn't expecting a Boys Kiss Boys shirt at 21:09 - Later Native Rwandan explaining his story, and some chill street scenes. Love the video

[@TheRobman]

"Boys kiss boys, god smiles" no less. I was surprised too, but great to see it.

[@vojvoda-draza]

He doesn't know english for sure

[@thisisrareform]

@@vojvoda-draza 😄

[@africaine4889]

@@TheRobman they dont even know what is written on that tshirt. If they knew he would have never have worn that shirt i can assure you.

[@TheRobman]

@@africaine4889 Lol, that's probably true, just like all the westerners who have Chinese symbols on their clothes with no idea what they really mean.

[@guitarsolos89]

This is so educational, I wish school would show this to the kids and talk about it. What you are doing is amazing, you are showing us a world we never knew existed.. All my blessings goes out to the man guiding you.

[@am5790]

very true...people here view africans n stereotypically negative manner despite having no first hand experience, and get their views from the same media they claim is fake. The average western person is undereducated and not any different than non-western average people.

[@AmericanEnglishBrent]

I do show a lot of KZbin videos like this to my students. This is the best way to be educated. It’s so raw. So real.

[@patrickverified]

At the start of the video, 0:30 Tommy says they told him kids run pass to pickpocket you. Later in the video, 13:38 kids run into him for just hugs😂😂

[@lesudaalexis9913]

Friendly hugs from our innocent children ❤️❤️

[@freddahe]

Just what I was about to share!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@duncancheruiyot7493]

that's the problem. That's how they sees us. I am sure those heart-warming hugs from the kids shocked many.

[@thierryntwarimutesa736]

🤣Rwandan people we are different

[@mdjasimuddin5652]

Thanks...

[@ChristmasLabel]

Peter from Rwanda currently live in china I was born in Nyamirambo and I am really happy and proud of my city and my country, Rwanda is the best

[@dranthonyojo]

Thank you very much for all the knowledge of Rwanda you are impacting in us. Thank you very much.

[@maggielazarre78]

Your language skills are impressive. I am currently in Rwanda, checking it out. I have encountered nothing but nice, kind-hearted people. Glad you discovered the truth for yourself.

[@BonaneCanisius-t1s]

Wumvishe ukuntu avugango icyongereza?

[@karl-heinzgrabowski3022]

I think even the most cruel gangster in town wouldnt rob you if you start speaking in his native language, instead he would take you on a robbing tour together with him

[@augustuss4503]

😂😂😂

[@vojvoda-draza]

Especially such a small local language

[@ericrooney4468]

lol

[@Rwizaify]

@@vojvoda-draza How is it “small” when it’s spoken by more than 25 million people?

[@Delitewon]

@@Rwizaify What is your definition of small? For me, a language spoken among 25 million people is pretty small.

[@Diogosaidi]

Brazil is here! 🇧🇷🇧🇷 Congrats bro

[@HabibTheBantu]

It's just amazing how East Africans live and interact on a day to day basis,every country has their own unique character and mannerisms some of which are the same like some type of food,all in all,if you are reading this you are all welcome to east Africa,any of the east Africa countries,we love food and beer🤭, and we are very welcoming, what tommy is doing is showing you all the side of Africa you rarely get to see from mainstream media,good job tommy. As for rwanda I love you my rwandese people love from Kenya 😘😘

[@nasirsuul]

Stop propaganda. We don't love beer. Unless you do not consider Somalia as east Africans.

[@HabibTheBantu]

@@nasirsuul 👀

[@David-be7rv]

We love beer kenya's beer of choice is Tusker

[@ThePathOfEudaimonia]

Where in Kenya are you from, my friend?

[@David-be7rv]

@@ThePathOfEudaimonia Nairobi

[@kwizera5830]

Big up to Tommy, this was a nice video, I live in Rwanda but I was interested and curious how your video would end. Hope you didn't forget tipping this kind guide, he had to take you throughout your journey at your request, rwandan are very reserved, most of them try to keep their noble spirit of not begging. I bet this guy, doesn't earn a wage of more than 60$ per month for the job he mentioned, so, handing at least 5k RwF (~5$) to someone who might have a family would be great.

[@owamidavis416]

I'd be definitely disappointed if he didn't leave him a good tip...

[@jackl45]

I miss Kigali. I was living there this summer doing an internship at CNLG!

[@thierryntwarimutesa736]

Woow!!!come again

[@lokech9272]

Another one! Tommy drops another great vlog. I learn lots from you Tommy. Keep it up 👏🏾 👏🏾. 👊🏾 Nairobi KENYA 🇰🇪

[@dm3622]

Fo sho !!!

[@Patrick-ce2fm]

Nyamirambo is the only place you find street food in kigali. In Rwanda culture people don't eat in public. Nyamirambo somehow has figure out how have it be acceptable.

[@PrincelyWan]

That's a pity.

[@yiv16]

Thank you tommy for sharing us your travels and africa!❤️ enjoy traveling.. tc!

[@moussakazokura3719]

It wasn't a lie whatever u heard about Rwanda. This country is simply a miracle from Heaven 💕 I just Love 🇷🇼

[@dreamsdocometrue33]

That was so sweet of those kids to give you a hug out of nowhere 🤗

[@dannyduggan4324]

Great videos. I have only been to Uganda in Africa but this is making me want to see much more. Amazing how you switch between Yoruba, Swahili, Kinyarwanda in your videos. Kudos man! Refreshing travel videos on YT. Talking with locals, not filming yourself the whole time. Definitely subscribing.

[@TahirihU]

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[@annehiggins5958]

Hi Tommy hanks for another great vlogg , I love how you can adjust to every situation take care , stay safe love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 xxxx

[@em4035]

That former footballer swallowed that huge ugali in no time while recounting stories from Tanzania! Amazing!

[@bolwyman_Tv]

😂😂😂

[@Ethan00477]

Ahahahahahhahahahah you make me laugh

[@creatorsicon]

😂😂😂😂

[@mugwanezafrancine5163]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@patrickuwizeyimana52]

😂😂😂

[@ragamuffinhooligan4019]

Rwanda is the safest country in Africa, because the President & govt ministers are the least corrupt on the continent...& that my friend has trickled down to the common/average person.

[@Worldwide_Hodge]

You think even Tanzania ?

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

Ever heard of Botswana?

[@africaine4889]

Lol lest corrupt. Ooooook

[@africaine4889]

@@cobwebtheorem7538 they do not nnow about botswana. For me it comes at number 1 in africa

[@verawang5418]

@@africaine4889 that's true.... Botswana is a sleeping giant and I love how lowkey great it is... Coming from a Rwandan myself

[@shablya]

It almost feels like I am there meeting new people along with Tommy the way he is able to communicate in so many languages.

[@muregofelix8328]

His communication skills are perfectly insane!!!

[@sheldau1732]

Tommy is just the 'chillest' human :)

[@ZacharyHComstock]

Yea like drunk jesus

[@sheldau1732]

@@ZacharyHComstock 😂😂😂

[@truediusbladius7149]

Ok ok.

[@worthracketeer696]

Thank you brother for letting all in to this beautiful country Rwanda. I'm from Burundi neighbor county. My mom made the transition to the Netherlands in 98 , i was 12 years old at the time. Life has been good and I'm an adult with an interesting life. I feel blessed seen you take the journey to Rwanda. Many family members there also and strong people over there. Rebuilding of the country Rwanda is great and many of untold traumatic event in the past. As the future can heal in time, peace to the world.

[@redbeardsbirds3747]

Your host was a very kind and humble man it seems...this is the positive side Africa that needs to be seen more..the good people !

[@tresorkabagema9123]

I'm Rwandese and I live in Nyamirambo I watched the Whole video and I know all the corners you visited no lies in between , I like the fact that you are showing People around the world what they need to know .👍

[@jonaslonnroth5371]

I'm really impressed that you learn Kinyarwanda since it is much more difficult than kiswahili. You get by in french fairly well and know a little bit of russian. I wish more americans were like that. I speak eight languages including french and russian. At my age (77) even learning swahili is a formidable task. Rwanda has an interesting culture. Usually people are very well behaved and do not talk loudly. And you should sit when.you eat and never litter.

[@AmericanEnglishBrent]

That’s impressive, Jonas.

[@arvindgoudar1586]

at 6:47, one drunk tells the other "the problem with you is that you don't know yourself" , ..man that was one heck of a philosophical statement...🤣🤣🤣

[@skfanfanfan]

What was that guy drinking? I need some :)

[@tsindaalpha7583]

🤣🤣🤣

[@fashionover7456]

RIGHT?! Alcohol really brings out the Nietzche in all of us (sometimes lol)

[@venomdank965]

he speaks truth like i said on other comments this youtuber brings bad vibes and always looks so scared... needs to learn something from baldandbankrupt, Kurtcaz, Baldr... REAL travel blogers.. not this idiot... always so negative..

[@shafi_kay]

Lol. I think the translator made an error. The real translation was that " the problem with you is that you didn't go to school (didn't learn english)

[@Toussaint3]

Rwanda is beautiful country where everyone is safe and secure , Everyone is welcome in our motherland, let's together keep promote the level of Tourism in Rwanda

[@NotWatchingTV]

Please! Start a boys and girls club there it would be a game changer

[@Lennox438]

Love you bro, thanks for the entertainment and knowledge.

[@martinbonniciphotography]

Thanks for taking us around man. I really love your travel vlogs because you are dispelling myths. It is not a surprise to me that you are meeting some of the nicest people too. I love your channel, safe travels man. From Malta.

[@azizngassa595Tz]

Wow! So happy to hear from the guy who played for Yanga in Tanzania

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

I wish he had said more about his football playing days.

[@GabrielNally]

Great video as always🙏🏽

[@Peterrock75]

Can't believe I enjoyed watching from start to end. Thank you for this, and Good night too🙏❤

[@collinsoconnor5843]

Issa (to little kids hugging Tommy's leg): "Now get out of the road!"......

[@LexlutherVII]

Lol!!😂😂

[@nanaqueen8519]

Noo he ddn't say in bad way He said get out of road the vehicle don't hit you. all people in Rwanda will tell you that l am 23yrs old my mom still tell me that😂😂

[@tomwalalo2230]

This man Sabbatical has a way with people. Am seeing Rwanda from a deeper, more enlightening and "close to the ground" perspective. The ex soccer player that joins him in the bar at minute 16 is very slender, despite going through a mountain of corn meal. The food must be very healthy

[@Percepti0nIsReality]

I'm addicted to your videos!

[@SuheybElmanowlimbo]

Please lets help Isa.Im literally in tears when he started opening up about the trauma he had gone through.

[@kayitareeddy6855]

You want me to find issa for you?

[@boborwanda6422]

I Know this man called Isa

[@DesertNebula]

Thank you Tommy 😊 This was another great adventure

[@frog4886]

Now that's great memory making!! Great video!

[@clementhuncho2711]

0:50 at the background song That's our favorite rapper ish Kevin 🔥🔥🙌🏽

[@tinabutler6723]

I love how everyone is worried about you being married. They all seem genuinely concerned that you have not found a wife yet. You better get to work and calm everyone down. Lol.

[@VarietyGamerChannel]

Their mentality is because they're probably physical laborers is once you get old you can't work and so can't support wife and kids. So earlier the better.

[@marvinmandela948]

I'm a new Yorker, and my kenyan family back home are literally concerned that I'm 27, no wife and no kids lol😂

[@cyberblock7619]

😥

[@waw9814]

@@VarietyGamerChannel nope! It's because they are Muslims. Getting married early is very important for Muslims.

[@reneroux2391]

@@VarietyGamerChannel no it’s like a Swahili culture thing

[@kevinkrochak2546]

Thank you for another amazing post!

[@shamakids5095]

Wow, I appreciate your effort to speak the language. You made me miss my beautiful mother land. BLESSINGS!!!!

[@sheldau1732]

16.20 How fast did that bugari go down 😂😂

[@MuyangoL]

Keep the hard work Tommy

[@shemayves5105]

dude i just discovered your chanel and it's weird that it's on this video was born there nyamirambo I went to school on that mosque near onatracom, geez this just brought back so many memories daam, I'll share your vids bra keep it up

[@yrnal22]

Tommy you deserve an award from youtube. I really enjoy your videos!

[@tombimashri8149]

Agreed he realky does deserve award ic the year.

[@waw9814]

We have our king in Africa already and his name is wode maya. African youtuber king forever.

[@yrnal22]

@@waw9814 Yes I agreed but they not showing the same things

[@Harry-np7lv]

Thanks for letting me in on your day! I enjoyed it, goodnight from florida

[@demri123]

When you speak their language, everything changes. They become so friendly. Thats amazing man

[@creenyght1]

Thank you so much for sharing your travels with us!

[@magomuhamud1931]

Well Tommy you're not gonna believe it but even i am surprised 😅😅, you've just passed one block away from my house, like literally you went through my neighborhood 😅😅 welcome brother.

[@SuheybElmanowlimbo]

Rwanda is very safe never knew it before

[@Nyati_Jumapili]

I get so excited when a new Sabbatical video is in my feed!

[@adam-ip3xe]

WOULD LOVE AN UPDATE ON MO!!

[@rmmonline]

Amazing video, taken in an amazing country

[@patrickverified]

So in the end, Nyamirambo, which Rwandans consider the most dangerous place is safer than some of safest places in some other countries😂😂

[@semwenzimohamed7609]

So true and has most friendly interacting people of Rwanda. Rwandans are so tense, fearful of not obeying the law, of saying wrong things. The current rule is affecting their confidence and living freely. It was nice seeing this beautiful side of Rwanda

[@1nesoch]

@@semwenzimohamed7609 You don't know what you're talking about but keep on dreaming.

[@inkindisylvie5074]

@@semwenzimohamed7609 why are you always saying that n you are not even Rwandan , we rwandans are quiet people we dont talk too much and just stop that propaganda we are not fearing n no complaints we are just like that.

[@kilimanjaroflavour]

Safer than some neighborhood in the US😀

[@kilimanjaroflavour]

Please next time when you go to rwanda consider not to bring up the issue of genocide. It's triggers some people who lost their loves ones. People are trying to let it go and mentioning it is like taking them back for no Important reason for it

[@thatdarnmage1515]

I love discovering new youtubers in general but this man was made for travel-vlogging! He's so kind and respectful for being an American xD

[@hannahhans8380]

Keeps on asking him to marry but himself is single going to the beer parlour everyday😂😂😂.

[@shyakaallison2536]

I’m from Nyamirambo, when I read the most dangerous neighborhood! I was like oky lemme watch and see what’s up…. Turned out it’s the same thing over and over… coffe shops, having chats with strangers, and basically being an African. That’s what’s up with Rwanda 🇷🇼 also big up to those guys who corrected him about war.. it was genocide.

[@TrempBoy2]

Is your neighbourhood really seen as the most dangerous in Kigali? What do you guys think of that? I feel like people all over the world often feel as though the poor areas of their cities are more dangerous than they actually are. It's the same in my hometown too. People say that my area is really dangerous, but I never encountered any problems there at all during the 21 years I lived there.

[@GianiGighen]

Sure it was a genocide but it occoured during a war started in 1990, am I right?

[@BonaneCanisius-t1s]

​@@GianiGighenit was Genocide against Tutsi. Not mascaling

[@labowskidude]

I'm American and lived in large cities my whole life. In every one is a neighborhood that you could not walk around safely even if you lived there. I could not imagine walking into bars and filming random folks would go over too well either. Great impression Rwanda!

[@omarkarake8598]

thanks man, nyamirambo is where i grown up and am not there because I am at school but this video is making me miss there, thanks man appreciate you kabisa

[@robertballard1377]

I love these videos! I'd give my left but to have such an adventure lol. Thanks for taking us along with you man

[@MRST_1662]

I love Rwandan I been there before yes it was so clean and people were very nice to me 🇹🇿🇨🇦

[@lisajennings8303]

Hey, please give me contact for the person that taught you to speak kinyarwanda like that. I have learned some but you did very well 👍🏼

[@عليأحمدشريفسعيدالبيض]

Contact me please

[@onekoguidgan5023]

I can reffer you to one

[@SabbaticalTommy]

Message me on Instagram and I'll send you the info of my teacher. Kinyarwanda teachers are hard to find online

[@elyseempaka7392]

@@SabbaticalTommy am here to help you

[@BonaneCanisius-t1s]

​@@SabbaticalTommySebasitiyani Tomu we😂❤ uzagaruka mu Rwanda ryari ko tugukumbuye sha😂?

[@DonPabloVP]

This video was top gravy mate, fair play👏🏽🍁

[@AllyBosso]

This is so interesting , as a Rwandan am so impressed of how you speak good Swahili and Kinyarwanda, Rwanda is one of the safest East African countries, Welcome back and some details are wrong like brochettes is not the kind of snacks to move around eating hahahaha, but for sure you just made those people's day Tommy, thank you

[@Suetvvlogs]

the look on the guy's face when you said your 34 with no wife no kids! they thought you were crazy lol! it the reaction I get on my island when I tell people I have no kids, it's very unusual for a Caribbean woman to be my age and have no kids, most by the age of 38 have at least 5 kids if not more, in Africa it's the same, it's expected of you, be it, man and women, for you to have already formed a family at that age, I love the fact that the guy took a day out of his routine to show you around, nice video.

[@joannemcmillan3105]

Don't you just love how the children of Rwanda are so welcoming and warm I just love them ❤️

[@muregofelix8328]

❤

[@jo8932]

Born and raised in Nyamirambo , it’s not a dangerous neighborhood for my experience It’s a safe low income neighborhood , but like here in USA the other side of the city define those types of neighborhoods as dangerous place because they have different lifestyles and different vibes , I live in Dallas, TX for quite some time when I moved in here I heard that East Dallas was a no go place but I finally find out the only difference between East Dallas, Oak leaf in particular its a different vibe & life style from the other sides of the City. Thanks Tommy You made me miss those streets which makes me who I am today .

[@lorrainechittock]

Hahaha! Yes, a reason to visit Rwanda! For me, the other places you went just didn't have the edge I like. Love the Maasai wallet with $ hanging out.

[@chodeoriki4113]

Still 10000000x cleaner than Seattle god damn. Isa really is a treasure. Bless him living through the hell that was the genocide and still having such a positive outlook. Really impressive.

[@wolfweighold823]

Danke für das hochladen und deine Mühe

[@1nesoch]

Willkommen in Ruanda und laden Sie Ihre Erfahrungen hoch. Da Sie Deutscher sind, werden Sie in Ruanda sicher kein Problem haben.

[@jabodarius1294]

LOVED THIS, KEEP IT UP!!!

[@Drekkor]

Immediately like before watching, your videos are incredible and you deserve all of your success and more!

[@manfredbismark6688]

Nice to see the world. Thanks Tommy. Rudi from EUROPA.

[@Secondmentt]

Epic, I enjoy binge watching these videos 👏

[@Darwizzyjr]

Yo that’s crazy cuz my families from there but I was born here in America, I’m going there this summer and it’s crazy af bro I gotta watch videos like this funny asl !! Glad u enjoyed it bro

[@bigstonez]

dawg im not rwandese but its a fire ass place to be only thing is somehow its as expensive as Cali

[@nicholastoo858]

16:24 He finished that Ugali so fast.

[@fabiano8888]

Man, I just found this channel and I am fascinated with it, with the places and especially with the people of Africa!

[@maigaadnan4869]

Rwanda is surley the cleanest and peacefull country thanks to their good leader H.E Paul Kagame i've been there for five year's and people are so friendly to foreigners and kinyarwanda is such an intetersting language similar to Kiswahili and Zulu language i was so astonished am in Mali now and i miss Rwanda so much am hoping to be back there soon

[@Umeshwrites]

Its great to see this gonzo theme to travel videos. Bald and bankrupt (OG - once smuggled a street kitten from Cuba on a plane), Kurt Caz, Sabbatical...Hoping to see this list grow.

[@Zero-hl2zy]

Love this episode

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