CHATEAU ROUGE, THE BLACK TRAVELLER FRIENDLY PART OF PARIS!

TAKE A STROLL WITH ME THROUGH THE CHATEAU ROUGE DISTRICT OF PARIS.
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[@malarki5]

What a beautiful, gentle, stroll, through gay Paris. Thank you :)

[@wendie3336]

Château Rouge is not at all gay part of Paris . You need to reach le Marais if you want to enter batty man land

[@chanelm969]

Patiently waiting for the day this pandemic ends. So i can travel internationally. Seems like a pretty cool place.

[@utahcanyon1000]

You do a walk around Paris and get a dislike. The hate runs deep. Nice walk.

[@curiousone9714]

I've lived in Paris, London and Amsterdam. Seen a lot of racism against Africans in my travels throughout Euorope. Once I open my mouth and they figured out that I was African American, I got a totally different vibe. African Americans have some sort of black priveledge when traveling abroad that other African Diasporians don't. Bottom line, these countries can still be racist as hell.

[@nakho3550]

Not African Americans, you mean Americans.

[@wendie3336]

Yes it’s true . I’m born in France I have witnessed it so many times. Black Americans get different treatment I speak for France . And yet French people are still racist like hell

[@AW-ji7no]

Paris is EXTREMELY expensive.

[@wendie3336]

London and Tokyo are more expensive .

[@Ansu8498]

Dude with the guitar 🎸 talented…..

[@nakho3550]

French version of Michael Jackson

[@Ansu8498]

@@nakho3550 on god

[@wcole1385]

Very good content and footage TUN!

[@lutrailahobbs3086]

Thanks for sharing your world 😊

[@gigiamharic468]

Chateau looks like Brooklyn or the Bronx, New York.

[@stefanjuliocharles8639]

I love the background music

[@africaine4889]

U should interact with people more.

[@trueamerican769]

Its difficult for me. I have social anxiety.

[@Bee-pg1fv]

You should do more videos like this.

[@ParisRathel]

Thank you

[@wendie3336]

Bonjour you forgot to mention walking to Château Rouge you have reach barbes area is full of Algerian u can buy nice nuts pistachios almonds, olive oil , datte honey and Château Rouge is not only west Africa it’s central too lots of Congolese Cameroonese in fact the whole Africa continent comes here to shop for afro food . And do their hair . 😉🤜🏾

[@PanAfroBMgtowPatriarch]

Out of Frying Pan and into Fire, Boston Tea Party was a real thing..

[@ChosenLove7]

Looks 🤌🏾

[@ZoneOut-zp5gm]

I feel like black French get a different kind of racism, mainly consisting of negative comments or discrimination. But do you all experience systematic racism, like with the justice system and law enforcement? When I went to France I definitely felt more accepted by whites and alot less racial profiling. I went where ever wanted and I never felt like people were looking at me like a "suspicious black person". Also the police never stopped me. In the US whites are often ready to call the police if your in their neighborhood. I'm black American.

[@TUNTALKS]

Black Americans are seen different to the rest of us in the diaspora. In France especially they have a special Status because of their roll in liberating the country. It’s not really fair, as west Africans also fought just as hard.

[@ZoneOut-zp5gm]

@@TUNTALKS Interestingly enough, it seems like black britts get a lot more respect than blk Americans (here in the US) and are looked at in a better light by white Americans. I think the UK accent gives them the perception that you all are more educated and classy compared to blk Americans. 😂 I'm sure in alot of cases that could be true.

[@nakho3550]

@@TUNTALKS No one fought or fight like African Americans. We the leaders of the entire Black world.

[@TUNTALKS]

@@nakho3550 Some of you are, some of you are not. It’s the same in most African ethnicities around the diaspora. But it’s good that at least the French appreciate what the AAs did. for them.

[@godsentjesustosetusallfree9859]

3:53 unfriendly people? Can you give some recommendations in places to go in the reply?

[@kafenwar]

4:00--looks like Neukoelln in Berlin.

[@lonnsoworld8976]

Lol I wonder why he said it to you 🤷🏿‍♂️😅

[@amorkor4]

Ure looking a bit of alright with ur salt and pepper goatee

[@bonchoseify]

It's pronounced gare du nor, the "d" in the word is not pronounced. Welcome to the french language

[@trueamerican769]

The language spoken by the original black French. When white people invaded Europe they adopted the names and languages of the original people. How many people knew that?😊