24 hours Inside Haiti's Capital City (extremely dangerous)

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[@IndigoTraveller]

Thanks for having me Haiti, it was surreal. Get your Lifetime subscription for Rosetta Stone here: tryrosettastone.com/indigotraveller-2 Let me know your thoughts below of what you witnessed during this Haiti Series. It was beyond any expectations I had.

[@joedagger863]

We do not need foreign intervention that is what led us into this mess in the first place CIA FBI bringing guns into the country give them to gangs

[@elenam9435]

One of the best!!! Praying for Haiti!!🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Rickyexpress]

This recent set of videos was awesome. Probably the best "handler" you could ever ask for regarding Sean. It's rare that you have a handler turn into such an informative and wonderful "co-host." Good job with this set of films. Really good stuff.

[@qrdnk]

This was just touching and still, it is.

[@CuriousConnoisseurs]

What is with the health of your Guide? His eyes look very unhealthy.

[@vanessalackford4425]

Sean’s love of Haiti, his beautiful, calm, loving presence, is a lesson for us all. Thank you.

[@lanciafils-aime1894]

@@DillenBrodie He didn’t exploit the country. The country is not safe to visit right now. If you watched the series you would understand that Haiti needs change. Yes I would love to see more beautiful places shown in the media of Haiti. But we can’t show those places because of the many problems that are going on right now. Sean is the guide who is on the ground reporting what is going on in Haiti and how he is calm and shows love and talks with love for Haiti. Please actually watch the series!

[@vanessalackford4425]

Dillen, despite the trouble it is in, Sean loves his homeland. That is beautiful, yes. I moan about trivia from my comfort in UK, Sean’s heartfelt love for his country and its people is a lesson for me, and maybe, for others.

[@DillenBrodie]

@@vanessalackford4425 My thoughts are for the youtuber, not the guide. I believe Sean was the guide? He showed a great representation of Haiti, I believe he wants change. It's the youtuber that exploited the country.

[@darynlowe7002]

@@DillenBrodie In fairness he tried to show the nicer side but was simply unable to get to the locations due to the protests. Creating content like this and starting a Patreon page for Sean or a gofundme page or whatever to donate to those children and schools in need in Haiti is hardly exploitation.

[@niijiiWestIndian718]

@@lanciafils-aime1894 Sean is trekking through Haiti with a piece of sh*t. racist

[@ryancranston]

Sean is a real one for supporting you in this series

[@IndigoTraveller]

Indeed, an absolute legend. Check out his links in the description and show him some love!

[@Liquidsemtex]

Thank you sir

[@trealin4730]

@@IndigoTraveller do more vide with him in different locations

[@djcorruption6012]

Sean Form President

[@midnyte6195]

@@IndigoTraveller dude please be careful and as always great videos man 👍

[@doughall9043]

Dear god please protect Sean at all costs. He is the bright light that Haiti needs. Such a great human and amazing energy

[@nineether3757]

its people that look like sean that put haiti in the position they are in, who also came to help, but it was only to help themselves and their pockets, get out of here with your propaganda, go into these white countries that need help, because when you find out who is behind all this poverty best believe it is yt involved

[@CoolieGyalSammy]

AMEN

[@elijahbelizaire217]

hati isn't bad the presidents recently died and ever since then its been in a bad state

[@dwclifton11]

Haiti is full of people like Sean just has a lot of bad shit going on

[@CR7_DA_GOAT_7]

AMEN

[@turdbbburgersam4318]

Sean is one of those gems that stand for what our politicians should be.

[@link6397]

The guide knows what's up. He understands that democracy will always be corrupted by its very nature. National Socialism is the only cure. The Austrian painter was right.

[@chimera916]

Where do you live? You said our politicians...

[@FitnessLikeKemy]

Hello there! I am Haitian and currently living there. Thank you for this video! Thanks for letting the world hear our screaming! I really appreciate that.

[@miraclenaddior]

May God and your country bless you tremendously

[@azpe-]

it so hard to watch burning streets, those that I use to walk freely. I am truly sorry !

[@robertespinoza2740]

I give my hopes and prayers to you guys and everyone there

[@bossqueen4944]

Do you know how I can get in contact with Magic Mike the rapper?

[@CoolieGyalSammy]

My prayers go out to you. Keep the faith and your head held high! Your ancestors were powerful spiritual Kings and Queens, and so are you! They are walking with you everyday and protecting/guiding you. The GOOD ALWAYS WINS, remember that!

[@rachel.shakira]

That rap had so much heart in it. Havent heard a rap song with so much power, soul, heart in a while. Im telling you, as a human race, we have to start valuing each other’s stories and presence here on this earth, despite race, nationality, language. We all are apart of something bigger. We should never turn our faces away from people needing justice, no matter where they are from or who they are. I really loved this series.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Much love. Beautiful words.

[@duke7803]

@@IndigoTraveller do you know if one can buy/find his music somewhere?

[@dr.decker3623]

@@IndigoTraveller you think it is dangerous now? wait until America invades it,.. shit gonna be nuts..

[@wahgwan6085]

Need to find that rap fr

[@ODilia117]

Absolutely 💕

[@natty-biancajean-philippe5593]

Everytime I see images of Haiti, I think about my dad that had so much love and hope for the country. Even though he had the options of leaving the place and comes lives in the U.S or Canada. He got so attached to Haiti and I understand. He saw that the situation became worst and wanted to come back to Canada, he feared for his live and my mom did her best to help but it was too late...bandits took his life by shooting him in the head while he was out wanting to go at a friend's party....it was 8 months ago and the bandits are still free....I really hope that the country gets free of all of this one day...Pray for Haiti and R.I.P Papi

[@mosesotieno9219]

Sorry we have the same story

[@LordOfSweden]

Yeah and now you live off what the white man has built which your ancestors couldn't. Many such cases.

[@kieramathis9967]

Sean would be an amazing leader for Haiti. Sending him and the nation so much love. This series alone has moved me. I pray Sean and all the others you met along the way are safe and sound. 💗 Haiti and it’s people deserve so much better

[@Antares03]

In all honesty, Sean seems like he would make a fantastic leader. To have faced such adversity to come out so charismatic, intelligent, kind, and to still have such love for his country are all qualities of a great leader in my eyes. I will likely never meet the guy but just from these videos, I've come to really respect him.

[@christbg5092]

when you live in the country since birth, i think it's normal to know how to deal with certain situations . From a Haitian citizen.

[@semwogererepeter3295]

@@christbg5092 Sean is very smart bro

[@chimera916]

​@@semwogererepeter3295 Indeed...

[@austaziaharper9131]

Yesss I agree ! I loved this whole series with him as an addition it was so good

[@nikolasmacedonites917]

Haiti was the first country to recognize Greek independence back in the early 19th century. Thank you Haiti from Greece. And thank you Sean.

[@samuelconstant6414]

I didn’t know that wow

[@spiegelknee-da-girls7309]

A lot of good that did for Haiti now did it ?!

[@Oujeroo]

Indeed.

[@ronpl8473]

Wow! I'm Haitian and I just learned that. Thanks for the info.

[@johnslugger]

Then they can help themselves.

[@gioleveque4295]

The fact that I know each street just brought tears to my eyes… I’ve lived there all my life and I can’t even go home…

[@tyn7443]

Why you can't go home? Too dangerous or? I'm Croatian so I'm asking cause I don't know

[@shergirl92]

@@tyn7443too dangerous

[@tyn7443]

@@shergirl92 that sucks. As someone who's living in a beautifull country I really love Haiti and their people. Probably one of my most beautifull people come from there. I hope I meet someone from there one day and we can go do some voodo together🤣🤣

[@jawlei]

i visited haiti in 2019 and it’s a beautiful country with so much potential. sadly, it was extremely dangerous. i remember when i was heading to the airport to go back to the us i saw a man who had been shot in the head-just dead in the street. people were walking around him. it was truly heartbreaking

[@moh_ysf]

The country now is suffering from the absences of the government authority which leads the main port in the capital isn't under control.

[@link6397]

The guide knows what's up. He understands that democracy will always be corrupted by its very nature. National Socialism is the only cure. The Austrian painter was right.

[@vancouveruzbekistan5350]

why is Haiti like this- a hell on earth? Did you know that at its founding Haiti was DEDICATED TO SATAN. On the other extreme, at its founding, SWITZERLAND the wealthiest country on earth, WAS DEDICATED TO JESUS CHRIST as it flag shows. You will REAP WHAT YOU SOW. HAITI IS THE WORLD CENTER OF SATANISM, SHAMANISM & CANNIBALISM- 100's of billions were FLUSHED AWAY THERE AFTER THE 2010 earthquake- NOT EVEN 1000 TRILLION DOLLARS WILL CHANGE HAITI (or Africa) until the spiritual base of the country is changed

[@fabolousjada5070]

Bs lol

[@fabolousjada5070]

@@jawlei im talking about mohamed comment above me its cap

[@noahcook6762]

The passion your guide Sean has for his home and his people is unmatched. I Can't imagine living in constant fear just walking around your hometown. This is hands down the most dangerous place to live. Bravo on this series 👏

[@IndigoTraveller]

Indeed, Sean is the man. Thank you for watching.

[@CuriousConnoisseurs]

@@IndigoTraveller I worry about his Health! His Eyes have a strange Colour. What could it be? Hope he is ok.

[@angelabarnes1675]

@@CuriousConnoisseurs "Higher Concentration of Melanin Most Africans have high levels of melanin that results in yellow eyes. Melanin determines the color of your skin, sclera and eyes. When this concentration increases, the eye color becomes light yellow or muddy brown."

[@preetjaswal8742]

@@angelabarnes1675 but I don't see that in any people of African or Caribbean descent who live in the UK or USA, for example 🤔

[@LivingOnPurpose1]

@@angelabarnes1675 probably his liver.

[@thisisd2891]

I was in a very long, slow line at the market yesterday and was getting so irritated by it. For whatever reason I thought back to this Haiti series while standing there and my mood completely changed. How could i be that upset with a cart full of food, in a climate-controlled market while people are living in situations like they are in Haiti and other parts of the world? Perspective matters.

[@alrightyru]

Peace to you 🙏👍🇨🇦

[@johnboylan3832]

Then you suffocated because of that filthy rag on your face.

[@yolandefrancis4547]

I agree

[@link6397]

That's why you shouldn't allow immigration into your country from places like this.

[@chimera916]

You're right. We have to change our perspective, we are really lucky to live in rich countries. People in USA, Canada, Europe, Japan, South Korea, Tunisia or Australia live in a free society... We have so much, but the rest of the world is different... And we forget it too often. We must not forget that our democracy is at the base of our lifestyle, without it we could easily fall into darkness like Haiti.

[@Jude-fg6ul]

Thank you for showing the world what Haiti is going through. As a Haitian I am proud of Sean, he is the real definition of being Haitian. All love continue the hard work 🙌🏾🇭🇹

[@rocco1117]

Man Sean is a miracle maker for real. I'm seriously impressed by how he has saved you so many times. You can tell he really cares about his country and its people. I hope he stays safe out there.

[@norayr989]

I can’t say it enough, Sean is such a top tier person

[@IndigoTraveller]

Big time

[@incremental_failure]

He's part of the problem, giving money to beggars.

[@SweetpeaTV32]

@@incremental_failure what have you done?

[@norayr989]

@@incremental_failure lol he gave 1 dollar. What do u want him to do jump the kid or something 😂

[@incremental_failure]

@@SweetpeaTV32 Provide jobs by using their services and products, not in Haiti. Rewarding the people who deserve it.

[@abdularoun6576]

Sean needs to be protected at all cost. What a positive and inspiring guy. Much love to Nick for creating and sharing this video

[@MenachemSchmuel]

He's incredible. Makes it all the more heartbreaking to hear him advocate for a dictatorship. They have never known democracy, only a twisted corrupt system pretending to be democratic, and now they don't even trust themselves...

[@bizybee316]

yet "Indigo Traveler" chose to use a thumbnail picture of Sean looking mean and menacing vs positive and inspiring

[@Connorwright1212]

@@bizybee316 that’s not Sean

[@TrendingHotseat]

I was just about to type that!!!

[@ticheri16]

@@bizybee316 that's not Sean that's the rapper but yes it's still werid that he chose to portray that rapper that way.

[@kakapac6982]

I think that was probably one of the best rap songs I've heard in a long while, there's so much heart and soul put into it.

[@zjargo4463]

My god, this rap song is something different. You can feel every verse.

[@duck-OT]

@@zjargo4463 rs

[@AndrewZambetti]

Killer mike needs to be signed. That voice is incredible

[@aldycarrasco]

True. I need to listen to the song in the video and more!

[@dontblameme6328]

Sounds like a 30 year old ape grunting in the jungle.

[@LordOfSweden]

nah sounds like he has a cold

[@peterjanoff]

I have a hard time envisioning a hit song out of that. But to each his own.

[@thefabuloustarah5325]

Literally cried throughout this whole episode....As a native haitian who have lived in Haiti... Haiti was such a beautiful country and it is soooo disheartening to see the reality that the people are living everyday....Congratulations welllll documented... by the way the rappers words were soooo moving and real to the political injustice happening in the country. Will definitely support Sean sooo proud of him...

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you so much!

[@notveryrea1]

​@@genjamescmcconville7294 clown.

[@andreprado3119]

@@genjamescmcconville7294 where can I find ur music

[@andreprado3119]

@@notveryrea1 he's not a clown he's an actor you never seen his shows

[@genjamescmcconville7294]

@@andreprado3119 Due to my job, and personality. Chatting on public comment's it's not safe⚠️ Can we chat privately, I would love to know more about you my beloved fan💗💗

[@rd9728]

Best series you’ve ever made. So important for everyone to see this. And Sean is surreal

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you!

[@welshieallovertheplace]

I agree 100%

[@mapetidye]

100% agreed!!!

[@phil_helix1191]

Please do more videos of Haiti. I really love this series in particular on the country of Haiti, there's so much to learn and understand about this nation. Thanks for shedding the light Nick.

[@ticheri16]

Port au prince is one city in Haiti and does not represent all of Haiti. When I go to my home in the country I feel at peace surrounded by simple living, beautiful people, serene nature, fresh running water, delicious food, ect. I'm not trying to say the country is not in a bad place poltically right now but it's not everywhere you go in Haiti that your adrelanine will be pumping like this. And yes I just recently spent 2 weeks at my house in Haiti this September. One day I definitely want to vlog and show people what I see when I go to Haiti.

[@Foxys1974]

Hope you! Would love to see your vlog

[@haitiqueen0119]

A vlog sounds lovely ticheri👌

[@tyn7443]

I'm Croatian and we have beautifull country, but when I look at these videos, especially Haiti, maan I wanna go there and experience it. It seems so beautifull and peacefull at the same time while all the violence and poverty is going on. Like they have it hard, but they have that community and life in nature that we don't have, especially in our bigger cities. They look like beautifull people and my heart just got warm watching this❤️

[@debob513]

An honest guide like Sean took this serie on another level, best one yet. Binged Haiti serie in 2 days, next time you are in another country people will demand another Sean 😂

[@IndigoTraveller]

Hahaha yeah that's right. Sean is the man

[@mohammedanelly7153]

I'm from West Africa.... Watching this video about Haiti really broke my heart... I feel very sad seeing my people in the different side of the world struggling and living in a difficult situation. Hope and pray that things get better for Haiti and it people 🙏🙏🙏

[@seanbryan1739]

West Africa is not a country. State your country.

[@ronnienestor]

West African nations are also not doing good economically.. but I agree Haiti is on another level.. so extreme.

[@mohammedanelly7153]

@@seanbryan1739 I'm from GHANA

[@mohammedanelly7153]

@@ronnienestor West Africa are not doing so well but it's way better than Haiti and many Countries out there

[@GrowwithNaomie]

This is port au prince not the entire country

[@kyliemoore7489]

My grandparents and their church have gone there since before I was even born (I’m almost 26) and when my mother was killed we used a lot of the donations that were given to us, to make concrete/cement floors in houses in Haiti. There’s quite a few houses with my moms initials on it. My husband and I donate to a couple families every month and they provide food for them and their neighbors. I hope for a positive turn around and more peace!

[@anonanon7497]

They've been living like this since they ethnically cleansed the French and had their revolution, two hundred years ago. Your aid is nothing more than a bandaid on necrosis.

[@joellek.8260]

God bless you. If only everyone was this kind and humane, the whole world would become better.

[@LordOfSweden]

What a joke.. go there and live there if you like it so much. Don't live in what we Europeans have built

[@darikbock6771]

Most people don’t understand how bad Haiti is. In 2008 my boss and friend at the time Hank Asher offered his good friend Rev Jessie Jackson $1,000,000 towards food and supplies to go to Haiti and bring trucks with food to areas where people were starving. Children were starving to death. He put me head of the project to try to coordinate it. I was blown away we couldn’t find anybody willing to drive the trucks because they said that no matter what we paid them they would be killed and their heads would be cut off. There are people that are such pos that they will allow children to starve to death. I couldn’t believe it. We even tried to speak to a gang leader for safe passage in one rural area. , and he said the people need to starve so they become obedient. Join the gang or die, and if you’re a child you die for your parents mistakes. I thought I was speaking to the devil.

[@NewLife-qj9mx]

🙏😔

[@vancouveruzbekistan5350]

why is Haiti like this- a hell on earth? Did you know that at its founding Haiti was DEDICATED TO SATAN. On the other extreme, at its founding, SWITZERLAND the wealthiest country on earth, WAS DEDICATED TO JESUS CHRIST as it flag shows. You will REAP WHAT YOU SOW. HAITI IS THE WORLD CENTER OF SATANISM, SHAMANISM & CANNIBALISM- 100's of billions were FLUSHED AWAY THERE AFTER THE 2010 earthquake- NOT EVEN 1000 TRILLION DOLLARS WILL CHANGE HAITI (or Africa) until the spiritual base of the country is changed

[@johnstamos54288]

we should just nuke it so the people like that cant come to civilize countries and make us miserable to.

[@imlerjourdanhyppolite2278]

Why most people don't understand the people that breaking the law in Haiti are the same people that the lwa protect them they move in in out the island with no problem cause their family been stealing since the assassinate François

[@jjnico2107]

In 2008? What part Haiti were you in? The gang control was not in effect in 2008?

[@DatBRejectz]

Sean is an incredible human

[@IndigoTraveller]

That is right he is

[@djcorruption6012]

Sean For President

[@joshjones718]

lmao @ "human"

[@LordOfSweden]

He is literally just a cool dude, not an "incredible human".. what

[@confidentialp6292]

I’m Haitian and that man was spitting some bars. Those raps were all factual

[@Turtlebuck559]

Even if the world seen this seen what he’s talking about people won’t change it’s sad someone needs to go get big dawg and big him to America and teach him some English he’ll blow up

[@philcooper279]

I only speak English, so God knows what you are talking about.

[@Milotdife]

Bars 🎵🎵🎶🎶

[@docancop]

he was awesome.....and you could feel his pain thru his rap

[@isoldam]

Factual? When he threatened to 'start the revolution of cutting heads and burning houses'? When he blamed all Haiti's trouble on foreign countries? When he threatened to massacre Haitians of Syrian and Lebanese decent? He sounds like just another monster to me.

[@yobwoykeemz921]

Haiti is a beautiful place like many islands in the Caribbean and it isn't all bad and violent has it looks cause im from Jamaica myself and I can tell that most times our islands are sadly potrayed these ways when the good is often shadowed its just sad that they went through such a natural disaster and still haven't recovered yet prayers up for Haiti and its people 🙏🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🙏

[@elijahbelizaire217]

THANK YOU DEAR GOD

[@MotivatedSista]

Exactly, it's not all bad and the whole island isn't violent and unsafe. My family still goes and just look at the travel videos of people visiting other parts. Even the people who left as children and moved back as adults... its not as terrible as people portray it to be.

[@ironhell808]

Really anyone that knows this cares for you guys who gives a fick what the yanks think. Much luck to you and yours.

[@crystaliclake]

Is there a way to avoid flying into PAP? Do they have the flights from US to Cap Haitian?

[@anonanon7497]

Haiti was a mess long before that earthquake.

[@user-mb5om3ed9u]

Every series you do is amazing. . Sean is a real one for supporting you in this series.

[@tayzonday]

Every series you do is amazing. ❤

[@IndigoTraveller]

Too kind as always, thanks brother.

[@aldxbaran]

The legend

[@_JC_21]

Chocolate raiiiin

[@metalbob123]

Unlike you one hit wonder chocolate rain boi

[@jhanTheman]

yoo that's crazy I was just talking to my girl about u yesterday and here u are! CHOCOLATE RAAAIINNNN!

[@michashy7069]

God bless you and Sean. You reflect much in our society. Stay safe and keep making these documentaries. The locals even know that the country is in a meyhem and those songs have more than a story.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Appreciate that. Yes, the music is great.

[@djcorruption6012]

Sean For President

[@naijainnit]

Sean needs to be an official ambassador for Haiti. He already is on his own accord. A great man.

[@missyjohnson6944]

As a nurse for 20 years, I’ve wanted to go on a medical mission to Haiti for many years now. My adult daughters have begged and subsequently made me promise to not go because they’re afraid that I’ll fall victim to criminal behavior and not return home. The possibility that that’ll happen is great and at the end of the day, I owe my children to be around for them. The sad part is, that there are many people who live justly in Haiti and need and want our help, but for every good person, there’s 100 more that are corrupt; whether their corruptness stems from hatred or necessity is irrelevant if we, as people, aren’t given the opportunity to safely come and be of service. It’s a genuinely sad situation.

[@trailblazer8812]

There are other places you can go - Don't despair. Poland for example is a safe country but has many refugees from Ukraine with medical needs. We all help humanity how we can!

[@anonanon7497]

Haiti is in the situation it is today because they massacred all of the capable people during their revolution and ethnic cleansings. Any humanitarian aid going to countries such as this just get sucked into a black hole and are utterly pointless.

[@Peace2daworld]

Did Haitians ask you to come help them or something . What is the point of your post ??

[@Charlotte_Katakuri186]

​@@Peace2daworldur the type of person to say that he/she doesnt nesd help but u know damn well u do. She trying to help Haiti as a favour/Promise and as a Person born in haiti im glad she wants to take an action

[@goldenitri8748]

@@Peace2daworldyou sound so fuckin ignorant , Haiti NEEDS HELP it’s the poorest Caribbean country , no president , so much violence clearly Haiti could use the help and she’s just expressing that she’s one of the people who would’ve loved to and has a desire to . The danger is just too great

[@daggerfalls101]

Sean is legit one of the best humans I've ever seen. The stories that man could tell could probably fill several books.

[@euko6876]

Yo the dude spittin that REAL @13:00, with flow, bars, rhythm and fucking raw talent, plus his unique deep voice.. someone better get this guy a record deal ✊🏽 his lyrics, truthfulness and quality of poetry is fucking brilliant. I hope he gets some recognition and I commend him by taking the time to create something beautifu, vocally technical yet being dark, and REAL. Dude is next level

[@ricardolewis1657]

You forget the passion he has

[@amivibestarotbusiness183]

The heart emotion flow and artistry rising from nothing was beautifly painful and I think he is the definition of an artist. He is talent.

[@zakikong3210]

Dude spittin straight fire🔥

[@nazecshirnov5844]

Ye 10000% agree

[@SirPhytone]

Can we find this guy online? Somehow donate to him or buy his music?

[@Tokes_Outdoors]

Thank you so much Nick and Sean for this look and experience into Haiti! Much 💚 & Respect to you both!

[@kohalabroker]

Sean is an amazing, smart, eloquent spokesman for his country and for humanity. God bless you Sean, wishing you much safety and success.

[@imcoachrick2]

This series has been life changing for me. I can't thank you enough for bringing the world closer to us. I prefer watching your video's more than any network program. Please keep doing what you do. It does absolutely MAKE A DIFFERENCE! God bless and keep you safe.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you so much Rick. Too kind, much appreciated!

[@stankythecat6735]

TOTALY agree . Pulitzer Prize worthy

[@imcoachrick2]

@@IndigoTraveller I have now introduced my students to your channel in hopes of spreading the word. Yes, that is how strongly I feel about your content.

[@boohere2]

@@IndigoTraveller If people rode actual bikes that you have to pedal with, they wouldn't have to worry about gas. They should look into getting one. Also how does the driver, Sean with Indigo get gas himself?

[@MW-ql3pt]

100% this.

[@Zambineaux305]

This really brought tears to my eyes. The world thanks both of you, Nick and Sean, for the hard efforts into making this eye-opening series. The resilience of the Haitian people is strong beyond words. God bless the young brother Richard and Killer Mike. Killer Mike has a powerful voice, and I hope this platform will give him more exposure, and people can hear his music, whether it’d be here on KZbin or wherever. Haiti is a very polarizing country: one where you’ll find desperate situations and extreme poverty, but simultaneously find the most humble, down-to-earth people on this planet. And in the midst of chaos, you’ll always see them with a smile on their faces. Safe travels, Nick. May God always be by your side. God bless Sean. God bless the beautiful people and nation of Ayiti 🇭🇹

[@tribegoldie4282]

So true, it shows how the lack of opportunities really mess peoples lives up, I can easily see Richard as a decent paid social worker helping the community if the country allowed these things

[@IndigoTraveller]

Beautiful words Johnny, thank you for sharing.

[@KiyokaMakibi]

I wish Sean the best. I hope he eventually sees more stability in his country.

[@jeffjones3942]

This was amazing and scary. Thank you for doing this and sharing it with the world. And Sean is such an amazing man! The kind of person I would love to be friends with. Keep up the great work.

[@genevieveevans7307]

What an incredible human Sean is, so positive, so resilient and such a beacon of light in a country which is clearly in termoil. I hope Sean can one day say that his country is now peaceful and prosperous x amazing series Nick. I will be donating and supporting Sean in his quest to better his country. Much love to the people of Haiti

[@DCMann2000]

Incredible series! My heart goes out to all the Haitian people who are suffering right now. Love your work!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Much love!

[@Razsteroid]

Sean's like straight up "we need a dictator" and I can't even blame him.

[@Whats_Up_My_bro]

This is heart breaking thank you so much for showing us what is really happening and Sean is a special person that country needs souls like himself there! Your channel is the REAL NEWS and I have nothing but respect for what you are doing 👊🏽

[@Calistan510]

Sean for President! Thank you for the incredible insight into life in Haiti, your videos are eye opening and spread so much awareness.

[@glendapalms1686]

this guy is making sure > he speaks nothing "but fear" about Haiti...he don't know TMH...is going to free Haiti > and expose Why these Gentiles...come to weaken em

[@kiwanukafarooq4098]

That's cool faruk , I love your reaction, his filming is very opening to the entire world let the world get to know what Africans pass thru all over

[@eye_straindigital]

This series was really eye opening. EDIT: I love your channel because it’s just you and the camera. No crew. No studio. No news anchor. Just a man telling us what he sees. Great work here. Glad you made it home in one piece.

[@FreedomLovin]

I'm assuming he has help with editing/production. It's just SO good.

[@ltspossible]

That rapper teared me up 😥😥😥 The passion and message in His Music 🔥🔥🔥 . Prayers for Haiti this is not how human race is supposed to live . Failed governments and corruption are costly and biggest threat to Human race. God remember the Haitians Sean God Bless you Man it would have been possible for Nick without you. You are Soo informed and understand your country situations very well. Thank you Nick for these documentaries . Stay safe and God Bless you.

[@franchesca8365]

I am was born in Haiti, live in the United States over 40yrs and I felt every word of this song. I felt his cry for help. Very sad situation. I loved vacationing in Haiti before these gangs took over the country. These criminals are destroying Haiti.

[@FernandoJose.FJSFJS]

It was a pleasure to meet Sean, an amazing person. Helped a lot with the videos. Sean, if you read this, give me a big hug. And Nick, you got a 10 for your work, excellent!!

[@HiltonT69]

This has been an awesome, frightening, and saddening series. My heart is breaking for the people of Haiti.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you. Indeed an insane time and heartbreaking.

[@Blindedbythelight]

They had independence for 200 years. More than most countries today. Why do you feel sorry for them when they did this to themselves?

[@bobbyjackson5172]

@@Blindedbythelight not all by themselves, that would be a lie.

[@SweetpeaTV32]

@@Blindedbythelight you need to do some research on how Haiti has been targeted since they defeated the French. It’s more than evident that they did not do this to themselves.

[@karmaDaWuMan]

@@Blindedbythelight you sound like a privileged colonizer

[@chaseallen5515]

this is the realest shit I've seen on KZbin. the interactions you have with the people is both shocking and at the same time it has a message in a bottle. Sean's last words at the end of the video actually brought tears to my eyes, he understands the history and the beauty of his home. i am relieved you got out of there alive bro. thank you from New Zealand ❤️

[@MrGreystoke00]

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you Chase, much love to NZ

[@merryursal6704]

🥺🥺💔

[@Jymmy.Jymymy]

Thank you Indigo Traveller for this amazing production. Much love to the people of Haiti.

[@vanessahernandez7031]

Sean much love to you and your people of Haiti🙏🏻

[@Dreamhawke]

Sean is an amazing person. I really developed a connection with him in this series and didn't want to let go. This was INTENSE, I had no idea how bad it was.

[@josimpson7999]

As hard as this has been to watch, I can’t begin to imagine how hard it is to live it. Kudos to the people of Haiti who remain strong, resilient and somehow cheerful in the face of absolute desperation. As for yourself Nick, you are one very brave guy to repeatedly put yourself in such perilous situations to reveal the truth of what’s happening on the ground. And thank God for Sean’s incredible protection of you. Now, please go somewhere safe - you deserve it 👏🏻😊🇬🇧

[@BaneMightarachi60]

Wow I didn’t know it was that messed up out there😔 we have to do better as a whole human race! Pray for Haiti 🇭🇹 🙏🏾

[@Burritosarebetterthantacos]

Having spent time in Citi Soleil and in the mountains I really felt the passion in his words at the end. The Haitians are a passionate people whether its love or violence. Seeing children eating mud cookies broke my heart and I think about those beautiful babies everytime Im feeling ungrateful.

[@debbiemeyer7666]

Sean’s whites of his eyes are orange! I know when they’re yellow it’s a sign of jaundice. I pray Sean isn’t suffering jaundice or a worsening liver disease. He seems like such a good and kind man. Prayers for his safety and the country to change for the better.

[@Josh729J]

Nah, pretty often you can come across people with high levels of Melanin that also change the color of their sclera. I think he is fine. The only alarm would be if it worsened etc

[@nicklrrueckert]

he should go to one of them Haitian doctors

[@s133p3r0]

Drugs

[@notveryrea1]

​@@nicklrrueckert Nah he'd get tied 🤣

[@professionalboycottservice7872]

Weed

[@welshieallovertheplace]

Sean is so upbeat, positive, keeps his sense of humor and smiles more than, probably, any other individual could do in such an environment. He's the kind of person I'd want to have around if I was there. Maybe he should run for office there, he'd be a popular choice I'm sure! Thanks to Sean for such an amazing insight into the country he loves and keeps hope and optimism for, I feel such a bond with him merely from watching this series of videos and found myself getting a little emotional when he was talking at the end. Please stay safe Sean, you are an inspiration and an absolute credit to Haiti.

[@saltiney8578]

If he got elected and was enacting real changes that hurt the oligarchs and gangs he would be assassinated. Thats why he himself called for a dictator to control everything with a strong force rather than trying to rely on democracy.

[@qnelson1000]

Much respect to Sean. God bless him and protect him

[@MusicalMoonMan2]

Amazing work, keep up the great journalism and may God Bless us All.

[@tristambre632]

I'm not into rap music at all but that rapper was actually good, his message was strong.Each new episode on your trip in Haiti blows my mind.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Yes, he has a strong and clear message to share, thank you for watching.

[@myrtisallotey8928]

I was thinking the same but his rap was telling the truth. sad

[@liammerritt85]

@@IndigoTraveller Is his song on KZbin?

[@garrysekelli6776]

Yeah most rappers are degenerates. Although i disagree with his message he has strong moral charachter.

[@mixtapemania6769]

Time stamp?

[@ville32]

Sean is now (un)officially in the KZbin Hall of Fame. Anybody against it? What an amazing guy!

[@JohnDoe-yq9ml]

I am. He’s done nothing special. He’s a dime a dozen.

[@CharlieSmurffy]

@@JohnDoe-yq9ml Whatever deep depression you're dealing with, I hope you can battle through it.

[@TheSpoovy]

Absolutely. He just seemed to approach every problem with a smile and good intentions. I wish I was more like that.

[@carstarsarstenstesenn]

@@JohnDoe-yq9ml if you can't see how much of a legend he is then you must be blind

[@burritodog3634]

@@CharlieSmurffy he disagrees with you therefore he has depression? wow you must be a 21st century psychologist!

[@princessasanti9037]

that man’s rap song was so good, he is so talented. you really felt it and he touched every issue 🙏🏽

[@mikegamero]

Amazing footage! Just Great content!

[@markclayton626]

Sean is a wonderful caring man with a heart of a lion, the care of a mother, he’s super special, as are the other people of Haiti we have met in this series, big up Nick for the travel vlog too, not his first, not his last, love you Haiti, Nick/Sean - people of 🇭🇹❤️❤️❤️ from the UK 🇬🇧

[@drewraymond4809]

Another top-notch docu-series. It was very informative and educational. Your bravery and the way you quickly connect with the locals is refreshing to watch. Thanks for what you do to shed light in obscure places of our world.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you drew.

[@radical_dopamine.]

Man, I've seen Sean on a bunch of other videos with other creators and man, he really is a good guy! I'm rootin for him. He's in a hard battle & in it for the long haul! Much respect for Sean!

[@raygamings9781]

Haiti literally has so much potential,beautiful island in the middle of the ocean with beautiful beachs,it has so much potential i will not lose hope for it one day it shall be better.

[@mariekrebs2394]

That man dropped bars. I felt it in my soul. Sending love to Haiti. Power to the people. ✊🏼

[@lordrichardson4447]

Cause they actually have something to fight for, and a reason to bring up their community in a positive way. All we have in the US and other Western countries is rappers that are going to make things worse and destroy their communities.

[@mariekrebs2394]

@@lordrichardson4447 Ah, quit listening to mainstream rap. You have to find the underground music, and ppl who aren’t glorified by the system that perpetuates all the problems.

[@gabrielr8642]

ohhh yes the hairs back of my neck stood up!!! such passion and determination from him!!

[@gabrielr8642]

@@lordrichardson4447 its so strange humans need some stress to behave properly or grow well...even plants do.

[@pastlifeofficial]

Man... Sean is an absolute hero

[@IndigoTraveller]

That is right

[@djcorruption6012]

Sean For President

[@NotaSonicExeRipOff]

@@djcorruption6012 agreed

[@philcooper279]

You have to be a hero to survive in Haiti. If not, your dead.

[@philcooper279]

Haiti for the Haitians , which is all right by me, because , I don't live in the fucking shit hole.

[@sonamgrey]

Thank you Sean. Good luck and i wish the best for Haiti and you brother.

[@Kannpass]

From what I know about Haiti, let alone after watching the first few videos of the series, I couldn't possibly imagine feeling any kind of love towards this country and its people. But now I can. Thank you Sean and thank you Nick.

[@Canadagraphs]

On 1 hand, I am a little disappointed this series is over, because it was quite interesting to see, and really opened my eyes more to the issues there. On the other, thankful its over, because it was also the most mentally exhausting one of the ones I have watched. I constantly would get to the end of the videos & need a few moments to cool down from it. Great job as always. Sean is great. I subbed to his Patreon. Even if I dont ever find the time to check out any of his content, he deserves it.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you so much for your words and help of Sean.

[@MrEdfed]

Sean, you're a true one. Your optimism and hope for your country that you love so much is inspiring. 🇭🇹☮️

[@gocoolit]

Sean is an adrenaline junky. Sean: "There is a protest ahead." Nick: "So we are going to turn back." Sean: "We're going through the protest." 😂

[@scottpetersen6680]

The light is on hatti, Sean you are a light worker. Keep up the spirit and the love for your country. Great work on this documentary it is solid gold. Your country hatti

[@Hilenen]

Sean is an amazing person. Thank you, Nick for having us explore Haiti along with you.

[@ThisTimmy]

Sean is hands down the best "guide" I've ever seen on videos like this. Impressive content, thanks for showing us the world like this.

[@omegalgo297]

Thank you brother, you're GREAT! Take care!

[@alexsandrafirma3705]

Bondyé di yon mo pou Haiti! Thanks for this video! My heart is shattered for the country! Thank you for opening their situations to the world!

[@angea.valcimond8754]

Well I have to say a big thank you to this channel as a teenager at Haiti who's future is extremely uncertain for showing and commenting the situation like it is in my country! And also big thank to Sean for the protection he gave you😄Sean ou se yon bon, kontinye bon travay la! We'll stay strong! As always! 🇭🇹

[@rgh622]

For those of us in countries with clean water, water-tight homes, running vehicles, and abundant food, be grateful. After watching this series on Haiti, I am so thankful to live where I live and have what I have. The saying, "Never sweat the small stuff and BTW, it's mostly all small stuff." never rang so true....

[@alrightyru]

Compared to this our homeless have it pretty effing good. They're not at daily risk of being shot dead.

[@ericsuarez834]

Problem is that United States is the one causing so much death in Haiti, think about it

[@monk7946]

@@alrightyru no it's like this more or less for the homeless hence why it's a national crisis. "For those of us in countries w clean water" remember at whose expense we get to enjoy these pleasures. Remember who has to be forced into labor to keep producing so we can enjoy the bullshit we have. 🤣🤣🤣 I'm thankful my country helped opened my eyes before a nuclear blast did

[@lisabrightly]

How does you being grateful for your life help these people who are in need? Will you donate even $10.00 to help them? I bet you won't. You prefer to brag online about how great *you* feel.

[@Ahakartune]

@@lisabrightly how does dropping your comment help ? Would you even donate 50$? You’re just commenting on other people commenting on your high horse.

[@someguy1865]

I'm currently watching this while visiting my home country of the Dominican Republic. Haiti actively goes through so many unfortunate events, from nature to the very people in the country.

[@padmayogini5387]

im totally in love with that Haitian who helps the Indigo Traveller...

[@SamyJones09]

Thanks for the visit Sean! You're a legend. Also a big thank you to you Nick. One of the best series I've seen in my life. Sean is onto something big. You can't bring so much awareness and not get something back. Paix et amour pour tous les haïtiens. Gros merci à ce rapper qui chantent avec la voix d'un lion. Tes mots résonne et résonneront au delà de cette belle île. Mpa vle zam. Je pries pour vous les frérots. Merci encore

[@B727X]

Learn English. This is America

[@SamyJones09]

@@B727X No quiero

[@mauroicardi13]

@@B727X who cares about america

[@Legit14525]

@@B727X goof

[@B727X]

@@Legit14525 lol it’s a shitpost

[@thomasthetrain4697]

Its amazing to see the kind of people you meet on these videos. Sean is an excellent guide and an overall great person who is stuck in all the chaos. And Richard who was deported and has to sleep in a "tent" and hustle all day to provide for his kids. Its sad to see, but also incredible to see how they all are so positive.

[@flam_buoy]

Recently, quite randomly, I’ve read an article about history of Haiti. And then I listened to a podcast. And now I’ve watched this. It is a shame that your history is not known by more people, the struggle, the tragedy is mind blowing. But people like Sean will lead your country ❤ l

[@djgulston]

Just want to mention that Sean is an amazing guy! He reminds me of someone I know. This series made me feel an immense respect for Sean! ❤ 👏

[@stevepupkar9772]

Sean is truly an amazing person trying to better a horrible situation. What a series. My favorite so far.

[@ArsenalAlex]

Sean just seems like the nicest guy you could possibly meet. I wish him all the best in life!!! Thank you Nick for sharing this series of Haiti!

[@kathleenjohnson6417]

I hope the best for you and your people in your quest for peace for your beautiful country

[@mxdom]

This was such an incredible series

[@Jay_Fragz]

Sean is absolutely incredible. This series blew my mind and I couldn't wait to see the next episode. My heart goes out to Haiti. You're a great man.. your charity is amazing. Congratulations and well done with this documentary.

[@samdekker90]

Man your videos just keep getting more epic! I've been following since the Cambodia and Vietnam videos, and you inspired my trip to Angkor Wat in 2019. Gotta say, these extreme destinations you go to don't really inspire me to go anymore, but what they show and teach us, and the quality of these videos far outweighs that. Crazy to see how much this channel has blown up. Just epic.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you so much Sam. It has been a long journey. Thank you for joining me from the beginning. Means a lot.

[@user-nz1dx7qg3q]

Every series u do is amazing 💕