Jamaica Is Not What I Expected!!

[@mikecowan-tu6up]

You’ll be at 400k subscribers before you leave Jamaica

[@MissTrudyy]

Amen to that!

[@taharka3897]

​@@MissTrudyywelcome to the most popular country in the world, jamaica 🇯🇲 land of Marcus Garvey.

[@hendricksismael7810]

@@MissTrudyy the word dangerous is used around the world for black pe

[@albertablueford7859]

YESSSSS! SHE WILLLLLL!! TO GODS EARS! 🙋🏾🙏🏿❤

[@LNeil-uq1of]

Miss TRudie never use foreign money in Jamaica. You wil get ripped off because you are not getting back chage It's best to change your money at the airport or a Gambia but they may need your passport or TRN number. Our apples are high in fiber so you might poop a lot. LOl Eat when you are at home. YOu guys need to do a tour of the house on Devon House and go to the Bob Marley museum. Ask somone to take you to Hope Gardens.

[@feonasmith9226]

Thank you for showing a more balanced view of Jamaica. We have been under attack recently by KZbinrs and other persons who are looking for the worse parts of Kingston to highlight. For example there was a KZbinr who stayed in New Kingston (the most modern and developed part of Kingston) and left there every day to go to the ghetto to talk about poverty and crime . Not even once did he show any part of New Kingston. He deliberately wanted to give the impression that all of Kingston was the ghetto he was visiting. It was disgusting. this is what we mean by imbalanced. If you’re going to show the parts that need work, show some of the good as well. We appreciate the Africans coming here without an agenda. One of the issues we have this side of the planet being so close to North America is that competition can get toxic very quickly as people try to compare a small country like Jamaica to some of the richest countries in the world. Some people want to see us fail for various reasons. I’m glad you guys are interested in our culture. Emancipation park in new Kingston is worth a visit as it has statues of our national heroes and historical info on them in a beautiful park setting. Would love to see someone do a video on that. Keep up the good work. You guys are welcome to enjoy paradise with us. Many of us enjoy watching you explore and learn about how much our people have changed since many of ancestors left Africa (not all of us of are of Africa descent). We’re actually curious ourselves. I’m happy with what you’ve done so far, you’ve earned a sub. I’m sure you’ll get many more.

[@shattaclevewright4379]

Its a very very serious war against our IMAGE that most don't understand. The people who are at war with us they spend money to send their Economic Hitmen to keep damaging our Economy. They are very very afraid of our GLOBAL influence and will try to dim our light at every chance they get. We should let this push us to tell our own STORY and narrative, as the Jealousy is very very real against us and our Brand potential. The fear is that we will figure out who we are and return to our African Spirituality. Once that is done its game over for them and they know it. Bless...Prophet inna real life our righteous music will once again heal the world and help to bring the Black Family back together kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpimpaqvmr6Xq5o Black Men & Women Are Both At Fault | Ra Un Nefer Amen

[@MissTrudyy]

Wow! This is alot. Thank you for sharing. We just want to enjoy your country because being here for us is a dream come true and your country is so beautiful. Welcome to the family ❤️

[@jamdawgutube]

Exactly

[@The_St_Rose]

I have been noticing that as well. That’s why I responded on one KZbinrs post to check out this KZbinr @gabxcaroline. She shows off jamaica so well. Every country has a hood or a ghetto or some siddy area. It’s not representative of the whole country.

[@r.p832]

Yes that stupid white guy youtuber showed the worst part. I hope he never go back. Thank you ms trudy.

[@JamaicanTribe]

My fellow Jamaicans don't even acknowledge the haters. This is a country that created it's own language (patois) own religion Rastafarianism, own music and food, All this even though we are less than 3 million people. We have some of the best athletes, musicians, freedom fighters. Our country is developing rapidly.People are shocked because many people highlight two areas of Jamaica the resorts and the garrison areas and they are shocked to see the level of development that is in Jamaica.

[@lambertjosephs334]

I couldn't have articulate it any better my friend. One love

[@l.t.3857]

Very true! We have a very dominant culture, globally, which is why we are often hated, especially by the other islands. I started ignoring them many years ago… They don’t even realize how much the jealousy comes out in their online comments. I’m glad we are full of confident people… most of us.

[@westkingston3135]

Only 9% of Jamaicans are rastafarians .Patois kept the population inarticulate .The streets are over vend and dirty as ever.What are you talking. POOR AND BOASY?

[@MissTrudyy]

All your artists are my favorite! Your country is simply the best!

[@ahmedsurajudeensurajudeen7201]

i love Eric Donalson music Visit my home land Jamaica

[@Lord_Muju]

Jamaicans are very lovely, friendly, knowledgeable, loyal and assertive people. As a Ghanaian living in the US, i’ve been blessed to have many Jamaican friends I consider family. They’ve even paid my trip to vacation in Jamaica before. I’m happy you’re showing all the positive aspects of the Jamaican culture. There is a reason why they are well known in all parts of the globe. They are a small island but mighty.

[@banksbanks2173]

Thank you muju

[@kuyahkudey3217]

Thank you @Lord_Muju! One of our slogans for our country is that, 'we likkle but wi tallawah.'' This means we are little but we make a big impact on the world.

[@jennifercrawford950]

Thank you too Muju

[@trevorbailey1448]

Couldn't have said it better as a Jamaican i am🤔

[@bedstuypopupcinema812]

As a proud Jamaican living in So. Florida, saying... ❤️💯 Thank you family 4your kind words abt our Jamaican ppl😊 BIG-up yuh self for sure ‼️

[@warldorwessarnoelt3936]

To be such a small country , with such a small population and to produce OUTSTANDING athletes and brilliant minds, is a victory within itself for the people of Jamacia, friends of Jamacia like myself and a victory for the little countries in giving them hope ! One ❤ love ❤ Jamacia ❤

[@daltonsmith9724]

X amount of dimensions to the island, and it's nice to see others come thru and pick which elements they want to enjoy. Totally enjoyed this video.

[@tms271]

Because we are the children of Israel the real Jews GOD chosen people

[@valeriebenwell2573]

I also enjoyed this video, and it's nice to know they love Jamaica and had a good time. One ❤️.

[@godschild7856]

Now this is exactly the kind of videos I've been yarning to watch from Jamaica. 400K soon.

[@MissTrudyy]

Stay tuned in. More coming

[@marciawison3508]

Yes authentic, no CLICK BAIT, BIG UP TRUMAYA

[@AnthonyJarrett84]

@@MissTrudyyI live in Canada I think Canada is more corrupt that Jamaica

[@anuch3884]

So another beautiful African lady name Dee mwango she shows all the natural wonders of Jamaica. Beautiful beaches. Waterfalls and rivers.

[@craigslistbuslistingsofnor6494]

Thank you for showing Jamaica in a positive light and it took a African to do so.

[@mwamikazi31]

We one nah.

[@thunderousbandit6679]

Lol that's because she doesn't have to live the actual Jamaican life lol

[@sharainedoyen490]

Well it’s about time someone from Africa check up on us. We’re making it post slavery. We’re resilient

[@boakyefelicia2480]

IT seems Jamaicans are very nice and friendly people ❤

[@mrneatprostar5441]

we are

[@TeaTimewithLadyLetts]

Out of many one people

[@unclekiller9794]

Not nearly

[@unclekiller9794]

They know how to pretend

[@user-ho7qv9hr8x]

Yes we treat visitors well

[@Calison-ln3nw]

Can I say welcome family? You and Wode make all African proud, and not just speaking of those on the Motherland, but all African globally. You guys are true ambassadors...blessed love.

[@MissTrudyy]

You are so kind! Thank you ❤

[@AnthonyJarrett84]

@@MissTrudyythay lied to u about Jamaica ..Jamaica is a very beautiful place

[@colinthomas6888]

I love the fact that my brother and sister enjoying themselves. God bless Africa God bless jamaica

[@MissTrudyy]

Awwwwww, thank you

[@f6876]

Jamaica is a largely peaceful country; the majority of the people have never heard a gun shot. Please don’t fall for the lies of the mzungu media and bias KZbinrs who want to spread a false narrative. Jamaica is BEAUTIFUL paradise, the people are warm and full of VIBES! One love ❤️

[@trudykroll7429]

Well said!

[@keys6]

Got to be truthful... there is enought data that even Jamaica produces on the murder rate.

[@bedstuypopupcinema812]

4Real ❗ 💯plain & Simple Some KZbin trollers are toxic, HATERS of Jamaica it's ppl & our awesomeness.

[@trudykroll7429]

@@bedstuypopupcinema812 is not just youtubers enu it all started from America govt! They are the real culprit behind Jamaica hate and brainwashing people to think we are all bad just like what they are doing to Haiti.

[@jasminekassim2130]

Maya 😂😂😂 held on tight. Omg I'm so glad to see you both exploring Jamaica the Land of Wood and Water.

[@MissTrudyy]

Hahaha!

[@iam_omb]

No place like Jamaica 🇯🇲 the people dem nice ❤ enjoy Jamaica Miss Trudy❤❤❤

[@MissTrudyy]

True dat!

[@anthonyclementson9658]

The Gaza vs Gully between Vybez Kartel and Movado was in the early 2000s Miss Trudy things have die down alot now. But despite the crime rate tourist don't be touch by the gangs but as a traveler you need to always be conscious of where you go just like any other places in the world.

[@MissTrudyy]

Thanks for the information

[@tharahagrant4584]

Ms Trudy, you got yourself a new subscriber , welcome to JamRock 🇯🇲

[@juelz713]

Thank you, for showing Jamaicans a lot of love

[@MissTrudyy]

You are so welcome

[@chelseaclinton4535]

I love having my African brothers and sisters in Jamaica.❤❤❤

[@jojoyah_1236]

Every time an African Vlogger equates Jamaica to Africa, it brings tears to my eyes. Over 500 years ago African young people were stolen and brought to the Caribbean/Jamaica. Finally, the ties that were broken are being MENDED. Praise God.

[@MissTrudyy]

…this is so emotional !❤

[@calderone5559]

Not "Stolen"....SOLD !!

[@marcenepayne3920]

@@calderone5559Yes stolen!! They did not leave of their own free choice!! Not to mention how many died at sea and then they thrown overboard!!😢

[@Kennythecardealer]

@@calderone5559most were definitely stolen, they have literal proof of European invasions for capturing slaves.

[@dodavahbless6102]

@@calderone5559 no we were stolen, you sell a house, car or item, you raise and grow animals which you sell but you can't sell people. We still kept our roots connected to the Motherland. Even though we were tortured and abused, we still rose up we still kept fighting for our freedom, and we still continued to fight for the freedom of our African brothers and sisters, as spiritually we were still connected to the Motherland... but many of us were in spiritual blindness as well as spiritual and physical bondage...

[@nanakwame8214]

The language kills my soul in a beautiful way, I can sit all day listen to them... Jamaica I love you plz come to ghana

[@MissJoiful1]

This was so heartwarming to watch.. an authentic reaction to our beautiful Island. Jamaicans tend to be so caught up in our individual lives and daily struggles to survive that we tend to take for granted that Jamaica is truly paradise. Our food, the greenery, the friendliness of our people, our CULTURE all make this place a blessing to live in! Welcome to our home and enjoy our country while you are here.. ONE LOVE!!

[@PointBlank-nl7qv]

I have been patiently waiting to see Jamaica through your lenses gal. Happy I can now see Jamaica. Thanks Darling.

[@MissTrudyy]

Hope you like it!

[@eileenwatt8283]

Why do Kenyans like to say "Gal". That's a bad word in Jamaica to use towards women.

[@th805]

@@eileenwatt8283yeah, I almost got offended when a lady from another country called me ‘gal’ lol then I stopped a quick second and realized,she wasn’t Jamaican, so she didn’t mean anything by it😅

[@IamDarekBirton]

She is from Kenya but has hate for her fellow Kenyans and getting the crab mentality. Hopefully she waits up and stop hating on her own people.

[@jaypremp]

I was waiting for so long to see your first impressions of Jamaica because its exactly like walking the streets of anywhere in Africa ❤

[@mystery5655]

Jamaica has stood with and by African nations throughout time. In fact, even before independence, Jamaica was the first country to impose sanctions against South Africa state in the fight against the aparthied regime in 1958/1959 while still under British rule.

[@hotstepper8420]

P.M Holness, Jamaica should be standing with S.A right now!

[@sportreelz7025]

@@hotstepper8420 not our fight, we have our own issues now, who is standing by us? What about Haiti and Congo?

[@kishnapage9934]

Thank you for your positive analysis and observations of our country and our people ❤❤❤❤

[@MissTrudyy]

Most welcome ❤

[@konstantwright]

Hi Miss Trudy. I’m so happy to see you and Maya in my Country, it’s a warm feeling to see you guys enjoying yourselves🙏🏾🇺🇸🇯🇲

[@shoshannanina5359]

Miss Trudy is correct Jamaican patois is pretty close to Nigerian Pidgin. That is why we can watch those village Nigerian movies and understand everything they say.

[@anngore3842]

Quite right. I remember 2 nigerian males talking about me in pidgin, thinking I didn't understand 😂😂😂😂😂.

[@sarafinalove5330]

@shoshannanina5359. Yes

[@shoshannanina5359]

@@anngore3842 why I love seeing the world through Miss Trudy's eyes. She is the first African youtuber that clearly saw the similarity between J'can and Nigerian local dialect.

[@westkingston3135]

We understand everything??You afro Jamaicans are something else.Is life unnu fail to realise seh unnu have an unique identity.I guess we'll forever be under the shadows of Africa.SMH

[@gildahernandez3557]

Yes, I am from one of the islands, I do listen to a lot of Nigerian movies and watch a lot of Ghanaians youtube, totally understand the pigeon English... One people for sure, separated from their mother and father...❤💕🙏🏼

[@jojoyah_1236]

Woda's wife's Jamaican accent imitation is the best I've heard an African do. She could pass for one.

[@MissTrudyy]

Hahaha! Thanks😅

[@Telsa-Vision]

Love Jamaica and yes America puts out the narrative that Jamaica is very dangerous but I've been there twice and my experience was one of the best experiences i've had in my life and im 51 years old and I can't wait to go back soon very soon! Love the content Trudy keep doing you and continue to be blessed you and wode maya love you both! Peace From Chicago

[@MissTrudyy]

I love to hear this! Don’t believe everything you see online.

[@VWApachey]

First time seeing your channel. Welcome to where I grew up. Have fun ! Those apples are actually callled Otaheite apples and were introduced to Jamaica in 1793 , along with breadfruit by Captain William Bligh. The apples are very rich in Vitamin C.

[@Grace-oe2iu]

We call them Plum Rose in St. Vincent.

[@VWApachey]

Interesting 😊​@@Grace-oe2iu

[@uc3698]

Your blue mountain cabin is beautiful 😻. Enjoy Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@MissTrudyy]

Thank you, I will

[@Beatboxpoet_Media]

@MissTrudyy In Trinidad &Tobago, the red fruit you were eating is called a pommerac, pronounced in (pom-ah-rac) is not native to Jamaica alone It is known as a Malay rose apple, or simply Malay apple and can be found in most Caribbean countries but originally comes from the Pacific Islands every country has its own local name for it

[@user-it7tm2iz3k]

The name in Jamaica is "Otaheti Apples" I guess we say "Jamaican apples" to differentiate them from American apples.

[@kwacou4279]

We actually call it Otaheti apple or oh titi apple. We're aware they came from Tahiti, the reason we call it otaheti.

[@vernitadaniel5473]

In St Vincent it is known locally as Plumrose🇻🇨

[@joanbambury421]

Jamaican Otaheite apple sweet and juicy

[@ebonyspice473]

Exactly, we call it French cashew

[@user-ld9om8zh7w]

Welcome to Jamaica WIDE Maya, I live in Montego Bay. I have been following you work for a long time. May you and your beautiful wife enjoy your stay here.

[@beverleycox1254]

Welcome to Jamaica. Jamaica is a beautiful Island. The best experience is the one that you accomplished. There are negativities attached to Many Countries around the globe. Jamaica is no different. I had visited many times and I had never had a bad experience. Their humour is amazing and so many talented people, past and present.

[@jenniferchance5636]

Amen 👌 🙏 ❤

[@MissTrudyy]

So true… thanks for sharing

[@joanbambury421]

Trudy next time you go to Devon house get the Devon stout ice cream

[@ann-marieherdsman2093]

You guys should have gotten run & raisin and Devon stout

[@nattidread5844]

Jamaica is NOT a beautiful island but it has the potential to become that.

[@divaprettyakakapequeen9438]

Ms. Trudy you’re looking amazing especially your hair. I’m enjoying your trip with you.

[@Ruumm84]

I am too🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@MissTrudyy]

Thanks so much

[@PatriciaNeeCreations]

It’s not dreadlocks, it’s just locks. There’s nothing dread about our hair. It naturally beautiful, and it stands at attention and our hair praise our Almighty father.

[@oceangrey8796]

Brilliantly said!

[@bedstuypopupcinema812]

@garthreid5088 4Real tho... 👌🏽 You said it. Thnx ❗

[@gracesoltau7682]

Half way through the video and absolutely love it🇯🇲

[@JC-ty3zq]

You are here too and I see you almost everywhere on the KZbin streets!!!

[@MissTrudyy]

Awwwwwwwww, thank you

[@missangie8054]

it is so beautiful to see Trudy enjoying herself in Jamaica.

[@iam_jacob]

Jamaica has a rich culture

[@MissTrudyy]

Totally

[@broAnansi]

You went to get Jamaican Ice cream at Devon House and you chose vanilla?? What about the classic Jam Rock flavours like Rum and Raisin, Nutty Buddy, or Dragon Stout! ask for recommendations next time 😅😊

[@MissTrudyy]

Oh no! I have to go back! 😭

[@cindyrellapowell8520]

Next time do a tour of Devon house itself, read on the history of Devon house and be sure to take a pic on the steps. vanilla is boring to eat at such an iconic spot, or simply ask for samples.

[@ebonyspice473]

​@@cindyrellapowell8520I would take vanilla too

[@potluckk]

Ikr! I was wondering...😂vanilla, cookies and cream?

[@natasha1474]

@@MissTrudyylol I was like , why on earth would you go there and have vanilla and cookies and cream of all common flavor lol….you guys gotta go back there and have the other flavors made with the local fruits and also tour the place

[@balancespirit4706]

One Love ❤️ my Sister! I’m happy you’re here on my beautiful island! Enjoy your time here!

[@WilMa-uf7nd]

I didn’t put Jamaica on top of my Caribbean country list to visit. But now after watching this, Jamaica here l come. It’s a must!

[@rosehenry9296]

I'll say again how happy I am to see you and Maya here, Miss Trudy. I love your comprehensive and intelligent analysis in this vlog, and I'm glad you wisely decided not to listen to, and rubber stamp all the negativity you have heard about my beautiful Jamaica. Enjoy yourself to the max you two beautiful souls, and tell Maya not to worry about some of these barefaced men; it's Trumaya forever!!🖤💚💛

[@MissTrudyy]

Awwwwwww, thanks a bunch ❤

[@rosehenry9296]

@@MissTrudyy oh, you're so welcome

[@Queen_Amenarina]

Trudy, I am African Amer. Will be in Jamaica for the 1st time in June. It is true, here in U.S. the Trip Advisory people warn Americans not to go to Kingston, they say we will be harmed !! You are safe so...... I'm coming to Kingston, Negril, Ochos Rios & Monttego Bay, boom !! We LOVE TRUMAYA & Stickers to !! 👊🏽❤🖤💚

[@MissTrudyy]

We love you back! ❤

[@oceangrey8796]

America has their agenda, guess what? we are not drinking the cool aide.

[@natasha1474]

I am a Jamaican living in NY so I hope they wanted you to not go to Chicago, Philly, Bronx etc just to name a few smh

[@Queen_Amenarina]

​@@natasha1474 Yes, I go to Philly All of the time !!

[@andrenefinn704]

​@@natasha1474Exactly 💯💯💯💯💯

[@monicacobourn3267]

Hello Ms.Trudy! Welcome to Jamaica, also your team. I just subscribed to your channel, you have'nt seen the beauty of.JA. as yet.Slowley, slowley and you will never want to go back to your country.❤👁😀🇯🇲🇲🇼

[@natalee150]

First time here.... Thank you for showcasing our paradise

[@marvilscully-mensah8455]

Madam Trudy you are amazing. I truly appreciate the way you are positively promoting Jamaica. Jamaica is paradise island and some people are envious of our natural resilience and artistic abilities, therefore they try to tarnish the image of Jamaica. We love you and Wodemaya.. ❤❤❤❤

[@lov1011]

Hi Trudy. Sharkies in Salem, St. Ann is one of my favorite spots to eat. I also enjoyed going to Plantation Smokehouse in Priory, St. Ann. The have karaoke at the Smokehouse on certain night.

[@daltonbaxter4679]

I am learning so much about my country from people like you. Thank for promoting our beautiful country❤

[@MissTrudyy]

Our pleasure!

[@MissTrudyy]

Our pleasure!

[@iriskebbeh6267]

My Gambian husband was so surprised to see the similarities between Gambia & Jamaica!

[@MissTrudyy]

I know! Right?!

[@Braveheartthelovely]

Jamaicans came from Gambia as well. God bless Jamaicans.

[@taynasbodycaremadeinjamaic860]

Hope you visited the National Gallery of Jamaica! I think you'd like it there...

[@J1991-u6t]

Tats why most jamaican disporians move to gambia

[@islyrevans295]

The African culture is still strong in jamaica especially in the parishes or country area,what u call the village ❤

[@MissTrudyy]

Totally!

[@westkingston3135]

That's the entire Caribbean friend

[@Roseau112]

Same in Dominica. We celebrate our African heritage annually.

[@Christie.signsja]

Welcome to my country guys, I've watched both of you for years I hope you visit as much as possible our very interesting places, enjoy...love you. So happy to see you here.

[@MissTrudyy]

Thank you! Will do!

[@iwas2951]

Those apples are found all over the Caribbean. Every country has a different name for them.

[@toniart9325]

Iwas thats true

[@yaniekefranklyn8675]

We don't call it Jamaican apple because it's only found in Jamaica or because we think it's native to Jamaica. We refer to it as such because it's a main staple in our culture/diet. Just like Ackee or breadfruit. We also use it to differentiate between the "American" apple. It's also known as otaheite apple.

[@MissTrudyy]

Really?! 😀

[@zuripenda]

"Pommerac" is what that fruit is called in Trinidad. The name is derived from "Pomme Malac", which is the french name meaning...."Malayan Apple." And, yes, it is a tropical fruit found all over the Caribbean.

[@sportreelz7025]

@@yaniekefranklyn8675 well said

[@jennalud4748]

Jamaica is very diversed though, some parts look like Europe and Beverly Hills in Hollywood! You're in the country side but Jamaica is so huge and full of life!

[@jennalud4748]

Jamaica is very diversed though, some parts look like Europe and Beverly Hills in Hollywood! You're in thebcountry side but Jamaica is so huge and full of life!

[@missfahimakenya4583]

Wow I love the way Jamaica is just like Africa ❤I'm really enjoying the video thanks so much my favourite ❤❤

[@YTWorldTraveler]

You and Wode Maya have dispelled so many myths about Jamaica - the weed use, the violence.

[@MissTrudyy]

We try to 😀

[@georgiagunning5533]

Enjoy Jamaica to the fullest Mrs Maya nice to see Jilly Beans with you❤❤❤

[@andreagordon4732]

Welcome to Jamaica Miss Trudy and Wode Maya

[@michaelhuggins5287]

Love the positive energy you exude. It’s so so refreshing.

[@sylviayvette]

You look fabulous and love your hair💜💟🌺

[@evadnebygrave9606]

So glad you are enjoying the magical island of Jamaica of natural beauty. I would also recommend you visit Negril for a couple of days. 7 miles of golden beach and the water is crystal clear and WARM. Enjoy! And who’s your host?

[@Thalia_Ray]

Trudy, you are gorgeous! Embrace the compliments, as they are a reflection of the radiance you bring to the world.💖💖💖

[@glenasmart5784]

I really like your host she is truly hospitable thank you guys for coming

[@LadyReid90844]

Miss Trudy if u make me proud of my country one more time. Thanks for coming sorry I never got to meet you guys but someday.

[@YTWorldTraveler]

Rum-Raisan is a classic Jamaican ice cream flavor. My wife's favorite.

[@joyceannak4956]

Thats my favourite ice-cream flavour in the whole wide world. (funny because I don't drink alcohol but I am addicted to the flavour) also have you tried tim tam rum and raisin biscuits.

[@scottenglish4502]

Bless maya n Trudy enjoyed yourself u all

[@jetsnitram7188]

The property where you bought Devon house ice cream was built by George Stibel Jamaica's first black millionere who earned his money from gold mining in south America. So significant was it at the time that the wife of Jamaica's then English governor( some man named Musgrave) decided that she would not drive pass the house on her way to parliament(the assembly). They had to cut a new road for this woman named " lady" Musgrave road. Miraculously that road still maintains that name 🇯🇲

[@MissTrudyy]

Omg! Thanks for the history

[@kathy-annyetman5942]

If it is Thursday, folks are likely in their offices. Other sections of Kingston are likely busier than the waterfront at this time of day. For example, Half-Way-Tree, Cross Roads, Parade in Downtown

[@user-jc1ee1ne7d]

I love your sister locks sweetie 🥰🥰🥰. Your content is 💯👍👍👍

[@MissTrudyy]

Awwwwww, thanks

[@beatriceduana232]

Thank God almighty for you, Mis Trudy 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤ thanks guys not everyone who smook guys

[@YTWorldTraveler]

Welcome to this part of the world. Glad that you and Wode Maya stopped by.

[@ruthrobinson3746]

Thank you for showing the positives of my birth country.

[@hendricksismael7810]

We as africans has come from a long way, you are not going to see that on Google. If you listen to the lyrics of the great Reggie musicians, you would know Jamaicans adore all africans and the mother land, I am happy you visit and see fill and touch your family in the region. Tell tell us the same thing about africa, but caribean people don't believe and listen to what they say on social media or the books, home for us is africa period. So I am happy you are going to go back to africa and tell our story as one people. They have us repeating that every african country is dangerous, and we repeat exactly what they tell us to say. If Jamaica and the rest of the caribean is so dangerous, who are the majority of tourists coming there? Who are the majority of the people on cruise ships in the millions coming to the lovely white sand beaches, enjoying the sun in the region? Who are the majority people going to Dubai? Thank you my sister, come again, we were waiting to welcome you with open arms, so spread the word in the mother land and tell them to stop listening to the wrong people, we truly love what you and your husband is doing.

[@hendricksismael7810]

They make us confuse and convince us the new white is black, there is only one reason why it took your husband 6 years to get to Jamaica, it has to do with economics and not because you are african, the chinese is here, the arabs is here, the indians is here, the Mexicans are in charge of managing the airports, the chinese are building roads, the whites have been here for 410 years, four seasons hotel is here, CIBC bank is here, they do not want the africans here to cut into their business's, there is a nigerian here with big business, so you had to suffer to know what to do, go back to africa and spread the good news like to do about Dubai, they dont want you and your king to enjoy paradise, they like to be served rum punch on the beach, and have you talk about racism, we want you to bring back plan loads of africans on air peace to invest, they are keeping the dirty little secret from the africans. You have jamaican embassy in ghana , together demand that you and your people must come. Dubai make it easy for you to go there, an african will never be a citizen, we know you come from royalty, anyone of us will take you in and take good care of you without charge because we know you are the creator of all things. So take real control of the narrative and know it for your self, when are you going sailing in Jamaica? Good fishing down here, you eat what you catch, they want you to say Jamaica is not dangerous, don't use the word dangerous in the caribean, we always take care of our african sisters and brothers in the region

[@MissTrudyy]

You are so kind! I love the fact that you love Africa. And you are so right. Africa is home ❤

[@hendricksismael7810]

Let us change the narrative together as one people. We have to first understand what has happened to us for over 2000 years. The word colonialism tells us all what we need to know. If I start saying who would ever thought that a poor village king from ghana, would meet a lovely village Queen from Kenya, and would visit many places in south America and the caribean , and be treated like royalty? My answer to that question is, where have you been so long my brother and sister, welcome home. There is a list of the cleanest countries in the world on Google, not a single african or caribean country is there? My brother and sister, do not wait on Google to put it there, it's your job to tell the world of all the clean islands you visited. If you visit grenada , there is not a single piece of trash anywhere. Next time you and your queen visit, sail the caribean and see more islands. They have us repeating, where ever we are is a giant big dangerous ghetto, and thats what we expect, and thats what we look for, we have to drop a lot of words like "dangerous " lions are dangerous if uou go in their territory. They tell us africa is poor, and we repeat it. Benin is getting organized like any country in Europe, so the work you are doing I am not surprised, thats what we must do, I am not surprised when an african succeed, if you dont do the work who do you expect to do it for you? We must say some day africa must become great again. You go back to the continent and continue to expand the model that we must do it our selves, I expect one thing, africa will be great again, listen to culture.your job is larger than you tube.

[@hendricksismael7810]

So now you know why the Europeans and Americans love the caribean, and the africans love Dubai? Because it's not by accident it took you 6 years to visit Jamaica, they want to keep us separated by saying the caribean is a dangerous place, there is a caribean saying that goes this way, you come, you seek, you see, go back home and spread the good news to our people on the continent, we are waiting for every african on the continent to come and see, stop glorifying Dubai and Europe. It's the time for africa to shine, lets make it happen.

[@elainerichards7460]

​@@hendricksismael7810So true I am swimming in my tears. One perfect agape 💕🙏💞 love family.

[@laurieconway3834]

Majority of Jamaica are originally from Ghana. Thank you for shattering some of the stereotypes. Very nice content 😊😊😊

[@Angeladixon4395]

Facts 💯👏🏽👍🤝💖🇯🇲

[@Angeladixon4395]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@l360b]

All of Afro Jamaicans have significant amount of Ghanaian DNA, thats a fact, but the same can be said about having Nigeria, Congo, Senegal, Cameroon, Gambia, Benin and Togo, etc. We are hybrids of these people

[@MissTrudyy]

Yes! Thank you! And welcome

[@tbdan3793]

@laurieconway3834 You come from the Gulf of Guinea and all the Territories from Senegal to Namibia. Know that the Caribbean is populated by several souls coming from West Africa to the gateway to Southern Africa.

[@SiphosihlekNkomo]

Thank you Miss Trudy ,am traveling through your lenses.

[@zureetv9375]

Trudy if you think Kingston is beautiful, just wait until you get to the North Coast and Portland...❤❤❤

[@MissTrudyy]

Can't wait!

[@BimBuna]

Yesss!!!

[@user-og9he5df3y]

wow these are two more of our African Family welcome ! ! We Jamaicans are Africans indeed through our Ancestors

[@MissTrudyy]

I know, right?!

[@EnterTheNinja101]

Full joy unoh self.... yes i Jill big up yuh self

[@BimRen246]

Happy to see you both enjoying

[@MissTrudyy]

Thank you 😊

[@shani5345]

Go to Port Royal or Helshire Beach for the delicious food.

[@mauriceharvey1084]

WELCOME ❤LETS TAKE MS TRUDY TO 400 K ❤WHO AGREES WITH ME ?💯❤🇰🇳🥰

[@MissTrudyy]

Thank you! ❤

[@oceangrey8796]

MEEEEEEEEEEEE!

[@bedstuypopupcinema812]

@mauriceharvey1040 4Sure señor... Done ❗

[@shattaclevewright4379]

Please stop by the Rasta Camp up in the Blue Mountains. Thats a great place to go. Bless up the Empress

[@MissTrudyy]

Thanks for the heads up.

[@kanqyesvevo]

Congratulations you made it ❤❤❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💯💯💯 WELCOME HOME, You and young Marcus Gravey WODE MAYA........🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@MissTrudyy]

Awwwwww, thank you…:

[@ClubEnglish101]

Oh by the way! Bless up WODE MAYA. I really don't remember if I subscribed to your channel but I remember watching you during the China days maybe like five years ago? Or is it like 10 years ago? Honestly bro I don't remember but you're a great sport with a big heart. Bless you man! Enjoy yourself in my country. JM.

[@patriciamorgan5497]

You look gorgeous. Miss Trudy watching from Trinidad.

[@rebeccaphaleni6156]

I had no idea about Jamaica, so exciting, I'll learn through Ms T's eye❤❤❤

[@user-it7tm2iz3k]

You've never heard about Jamaica? 😊

[@winngriff]

While you are waiting on Trudy to post more check out African Tigress she been there a minute

[@l.t.3857]

I think she meant she didn’t know about the Jamaica shown here; perhaps just what she saw in the media.

[@alyssamyrie8139]

The Jamaican apple is found in some asian countries for example the philippines etc.

[@MissTrudyy]

Oh! Really?

[@kishnapage9934]

Yes, we have no problem with our GOD given hair. I see Ghana 🇬🇭 acting against people who wear their natural GOD given dreadlocks hair.Ghana needs to stop that nonsense and embrace who they are and drop this colonization behavior.

[@MissTrudyy]

I agree

[@franciskodua1783]

You making a different issue out of the real news. Creating a lie out of the truth. No one have been attacked in Ghana because they wear locks. This news was 3/4 years ago when a student with locks was refused entry into a particular school because their rules requires a low cut for every student. Not only in that school but all the public senior high schools expect the private once. So if I don't want the private and I prefer the public then I should abide by the rules! At last, he won the case u court and he enrolled. That is the only case in Ghana has had concerning locks. Dont say what I don't know

[@donyutejamaica631]

I’m Jamaican born and raised and not a fan of dreadlocks and there are still a lot of Jamaican not fans of the hippy/dreadlocks look.

[@Nyammings]

There was a similar case in Jamaica where a student was denied access to school because of their dreadlocks. Jamaica is not perfect. Many Jamaicans still have the colonial mindset.

[@sportreelz7025]

@@donyutejamaica631 You are a Jamaican but are you African? Maybe you are one of those with the colonized mentality. If you have a problem with locs as an Afro Jamaican, then you need to emancipate yourself from mental slavery.

[@niiemmanuel519]

Yay we are nearing to 400K, and enjoying the exclusive #JAMAICA videos. keep it coming our favorite Star 💫 Girl.

[@granvillemeikle3894]

welcome to jamaica ,u have just gotten another subscriber.

[@MissTrudyy]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@ericthompson-9072]

I love your natural hair

[@anonymoustube1]

jilly! ik her from another youtube channel. thats cool to see eveyone link up. you guys are blessed to have connections everywhere u go

[@winngriff]

Wode Maya had hosted her in Ghana

[@iriskebbeh6267]

They’re married! Both KZbinrs!

[@MissTrudyy]

Awwwww, thanks

[@oceangrey8796]

WELCOME TO OUR BEAUTIFUL ISLAND, ........ New subscriber!

[@michaelladavies-bedford2921]

Trudy & Maya enjoy, Jamaica is beautiful & breath fresh air.🎉

[@scottenglish4502]

Bless up miss Trudy just hope you’re enjoying yourself peace n love

[@MissTrudyy]

Thanks dear. I am

[@flynnsekyi8662]

Bauxite from Jamaica to Tema Aluminium factory (kaiser company to Produce Aluminium for export to America)

[@heretolearn3941]

Jamaica should rich for bauxite. Iron make ships vehicles.

[@heretolearn3941]

Girl do not listen to those sweet mouth Jamaican tha will tell you things and don't mean nothing

[@jodyedwards2363]

Enjoy your visit!❤

[@tessievictor5023]

👏🏽👏👏🏽 bravo Trudy. You don't disappoint. Exactly what I wanna see from Jamaica and♥️♥️💖💖 more❤

[@MissTrudyy]

More to come!

[@veronwatkis2501]

Truly gm...to you and hubby and Teammates. Loving this lady she could pass for your mother...❤😂🎉🎉🎉🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@MissTrudyy]

Thanks so much

[@mimi5569]

Now this is the Jamaica we were waiting for ❤❤ if you know you know

[@MissTrudyy]

I don’t know 😅

[@oceangrey8796]

Yes darling, we know.

[@mimi5569]

@@MissTrudyy You should know Trudy. We hqve waited for this for eternity