Jamaicans don't support Jamaicans || Chalk and Cheese Podcast EP25

[@alexanderblake3569]

W.Y. Makes sense though. The point he makes is like ‘smoke’ - when you go to touch on it it becomes harder to grasp, but it’s there. As Jamaican people, we need to have that solidarity that other cultures have. W.Y. You’re not wrong. Sometimes too much analysis makes a simple point get lost.

[@TheOne-fe8wk]

Alexander Blake like smoke. Bro that was a deep analogy. I’m going to use that.

[@danielgrandison8366]

Both have valid points but when white yardie gets vex it had me laughing hard

[@kbchiwuta2280]

We have lost our roots because our parents have failed to pass on the culture. Apart from the food what else do we have as children of the Jamaican diaspora?

[@mrgavincameron7002]

My parents were both born in Jamaica and my aunts and uncles too. I think it's more down to the first generation born here (me included) becoming too western than the elders. Let's take the "Front room" for instance. How many people carry on that tradition of having a room that nobody is allowed in unless it's a special occasion? Sounds silly but those are the things we did not cling onto

[@truthb3told122]

We need to stick together man as a people...I think that Jamaican people are Africans when it all comes down to it anyways

[@marz611]

Soo true

[@nyahb3242]

No one gave me any Roots to hold on to so GREW my own.

[@nyahb3242]

Final comment on this. Africans LOVE me more than my own Jamaicans. Hands down...........not sure I really get it but accept it. No complaints.

[@nyahb3242]

Yaaadi is on point. He's talking about LOYALTY. Something most of us possess 0.2% at best.

[@Cookiecrys]

C6 in this episode, listens to respond and not to understand it seems.

[@DeeOmar]

White Yardie ...... Jamaicans hold the people they chose to support to a very high standard ....Jamaicans are highly problematic when it comes to true unity and support.....W Y has a strong point !!!

[@Elephantintheroompod1]

yo cuz, long time.

[@mrgavincameron7002]

Ceesix was actually making great points to back up Yardies theory lol! The lack of tradition and continuity of Jamaican culture over here by Jamaicans is where the issues Yardie was pointing out stems from IMO The numbers thing is relative but for every 1 Jamaican that supports their own you will find 5 Nigerians. Generally... Pound for pound they African nations are more supportive than Jamaicans

[@alexanderblake3569]

MrGavinCameron C6 is contentious. Very contentious. He’d do better if he learned how to debate, properly.

[@mrgavincameron7002]

@@alexanderblake3569 yeah. He wasn't trying to hear anyone else's point. W.Y. getting mad and cussing BC in anger made the episode for me tho. He had enough 😂😂

[@Elephantintheroompod1]

@@alexanderblake3569 its not a professional debate, its random conversations among friends. We all different views and opinions, but most importantly we are all completely different hence the name 'Chalk and Cheese'. Thanks for listening.

[@Elephantintheroompod1]

@@mrgavincameron7002 whats the point in having mates if you can't get on their nerves and get them vex. lol

[@alexanderblake3569]

DJ CEESIX nuff respect. Appreciate you welcoming comments so graciously. All in all I love it. Once again, I can say what I want but when it comes down to reality you have class 👌.

[@tyronetrix4265]

Ceesix got it right - Distinction - Africa is a continent. Jamaica is an island. It’s like comparing apples with oranges.

[@KrissyFizzle]

The way yardie jumped up and started swearing 😂 woi

[@LR-vj1qo]

You man need to do a Carribbean and British Carribbean comparison ting

[@biganttalks4689]

Ceesix you really didn't grab the point but instead of listening... You ran with it White Yardie... Your Point Was Valid.

[@sassybull501]

It's not about numbers at all, Jamaicans are too quick to sell out and turn their backs on tradition, Africans are way more stronger in their culture.

[@jessedasilva512]

White Yardie of all people should know the one group of people that will never accept any criticism of themselves are Jamaicans! They also refuse to lose an argument. ever. ever ever.

[@marz611]

🤣💯

[@realness1737]

Ceesix is making sense though

[@Trill1Hunnid]

CeeSx Your Wrong On This One My G ,,

[@babyrayla9022]

Listen when Jamaicans and black peoples talks about Africa they really be talking about Nigeria and Ghana (basically west Africa) and if u have to compare ni and gha to the Caribbean yes we support less for many reasons. Also at Caribbean parties when AfroB come on alla dem pop out from nowhere and fuck up di party. U see the support mor

[@nyahb3242]

Have to rate C6 tbh on this point. C6 is logical in his thinking. Ain't a bad thing. I have been told I am North American when I brag with all my heart I am Jamaican on numerous occassions funnilly by Africans.

[@mickel4615]

I get Ceesix's argument bout numbers, and obviously that contributes to it, but it's too simplistic to say the main reason is relative to the numbers. Needed to take more time to hear what WY was saying. Ceesix even supported WY argument when he said that culture comes into play (which is the real reason there's more support) In the UK alone, 2nd and 3rd generation Jamaicans do not identify or support Jamaican culture anywhere near as much as 2nd and 3rd generation people from countries in Africa in terms history and it's identity. That's why even on an individual basis, you'll see and hear more support from an African descendant than you would from a Jamaican descendant. Have to agree with WY on this one. Love the podcast though. Big up yourselves 👊🏾

[@karikarisworld2693]

C6 fix up everything he attributes to Jamaica can be said about Africans. Jamaicans in my school used to slate me for being dark. Numbers ain't the issue it's popularity Africans support is support

[@Sb-rp7if]

How can you compare a continent to a country. Too much general statements being thrown around. Yardie needs to specify when debating or it sounds redundant.

[@TO2ATL]

Jamaica is not a part of North America. Not even close.

[@Elephantintheroompod1]

Ok, so what continent is Jamaica in? I’ll wait........

[@TO2ATL]

It’s not in/on any continent. It’s an island in the Caribbean Sea. Look at the distance between North America’s land mass to the first island in the Caribbean.

[@TheOne-fe8wk]

TO2ATL it’s not on any continent 😂😂😂. Of course it is. It’s in North America. And even if it wasn’t, you saying it’s not even close, it’s 1 hour and 55 min flight from Florida. So yeah, it is close. And yeah, it is in North America. However it’s a very different culture of course. Which is why everyone needs to keep this in mind when mentioning Europe or Africa. Just because countries are in the same continent doesn’t mean they are the same. Greece and England both in europe but both different cultures with different histories.

[@mayena]

It is part of North America same as the rest of the Caribbean, Central America and Mexico. Just look up on any geography books.

[@tahirqureshi628]

Whose the girl

[@Leon707]

Yo who is the girl in this podcast? She is tick. 😍 Does anyone know what her Instagram name is?

[@redpill9600]

The white yardie have no real reasoning skills. The guy next to him, is full of facts and logics. No wonder he is being dunce and cussing..

[@realc7777]

Imagine Jamaica and Africa was the same size. Imagine if Jamaica was the same size as Africa 🔥🔥🔥🔥 it's a wrap😂😂😂😂

[@Williams_Images]

13:12 "because they weren't broken up by slavery" if that's the case, then where did the people that were taken into slavery come from?

[@redpill9600]

So much other shit taking place in Jamaica. As he speaks, but he is only focusing on sports..or things he is comfortable with

[@therapydj]

That lady is beautiful 😍

[@mssuccessful4138]

Ceesix your wrong and WYardie your right

[@Elephantintheroompod1]

The good thing about opinions is, everyone has them. But without facts they're just opinions.

[@mssuccessful4138]

@@Elephantintheroompod1 Well Well Well... One fact l know your podcast was originally posted a year ago. .but I've just seen today. . Where l commented and got a reply all in the same day ...love love this podcast

[@Elephantintheroompod1]

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