Katanga Slum, Uganda (When you see this . . .)

[@TheBoundlessJourney]

Who was your favorite person in this video? I wrote an 11 page Ebooklette about my experience filming that day in Katanga Slum. I'll send a copy to anyone who sends a donation to this channel. Bitcoin 3JWRkvHoAHWdAceAGHChoyqxLCqkRZjGBg Ethereum 0xb583ef11B2902cB0097C5F9e3987A1Fe0A3b1333 Cardano addr1v869u6hzknm80rr5d9qeh5dsukd99uymns46u6dqqlfufdsmt53g8 Content: 0:00​ Opening shots of the hustle and bustle of central Kampala 2:00​ Panoramic view of the rooftops of Katanga Slum 2:37​ Talking to a big family living in Katanga Slum 3:35​ Talking to a sick man and his wife 4:25​ Talking to a young man who wants to start a business 5:08​ Talking to a young woman about her life in Katanga Slum 6:58​ Montage of scenes from Katanga Slum with my original music in the background 8:29​ Walking through Katanga Slum 10:05​ Visiting a local restaurant bar in Katanga Slum 11:53​ Walking through narrow pathways in the slum 13:06​ Talking to a lady and her husband who sell charcoal 14:42​ The water well where people collect water for home use 15:15​ A kind lady gives me a tour of the room she lives in 17:11​ Talking to a lady who cooks and sells food to her neighbors 19:47​ A place in Katanga Slum where people can socialize, relax or play sports 20:15​ Talking to teenage girls about their life in Katanga Slum 21:51​ Still photo montage of the people and places in Katanga Slum

[@cooliipie]

You

[@kagamedimaria4787]

Kuma wewe

[@jerrymchummer8549]

The mzungu

[@Kymcook73]

Maggie aka fire she's beautiful and just wants what we all want, happiness.

[@ayanlejaguar3539]

Visit kenya its more worst than this nairobi has the largest slum in africa and the condition people living is hell on earth

[@judycooper9103]

It was heartwarming to hear the young people at the end speaking so positively about their country and how proud they were. The people may be poor but they are rich in spirit. I could learn a lot from them.

[@trevorlintott598]

Every person in uk should watch this video. Maybe we're not as bad off as we think.

[@dianemorris5816]

I could learn a lot also from these beautiful people😊 I'm a Canadian and I'm so grateful.

[@pamelawing626]

There are many NGOs and other groups that you can donate to, for example, to help that woman pay her school fees and uniforms for her kids. You can find many on line and then research to make sure they are real and also see how much of the donated money gets to the people vs. management expenses.

[@piashadononfroy1261]

MAKES ME CRY AND APPRECIATE THE SMALL THINGS😔THIS IS SO SAD 2ME THEY ARE LITERALLY SCREAMING FOR A BETTER LIFE AND A GREATER CHANCE BLESS THEM

[@trumanspencer6202]

Fuck that !

[@jarrac]

Such nice people. Without malice, just trying to survive and one day realise their dreams. They deserve to succeed

[@barbaragalbreth4429]

without a doubt, a kingdom awaits them all.

[@Enight233]

OWP

[@bodyoftruth7766]

Until you see the crime stats from those slums, child-rape being one of the highest.

[@ostapbendervan7874]

Oh shut up

[@profitpulseEKG]

@@bodyoftruth7766 can you link these crime stats please? Not everyone who lives their is a child rapist. Very insensitive comment. Please re evaluate how you perceive and treat people.

[@rwdchannel2901]

I liked his message to the world saying "work hard so you don't become a thief." because it's true.

[@barbaragalbreth4429]

it's the poor countries that depend on the rest of the world to work hard so they can survive on the trash.😞

[@jayhendricks67]

It's usually the Boss who is the Thief

[@rwdchannel2901]

@Captain Blacktooth Then go live in Cuba or North Korea since you think capitalism is cancer. Maybe they'll give you a job there starving kids to death in the gulag.

[@5thdimension625]

@Captain Blacktooth tell me, what system is BETTER than Capitalism?

[@ndorobei4391]

@@5thdimension625 Islamic economy. All tradisional Muslim countries are richer than Western countries. No tax, free education, free healthcare. Not because of oil. The biggest oil producer are the US and Canada, this is true, but people pay high taxes. Google it.

[@Dahrenhorst]

It's amazing how clean they are clothed despite living in midst of filth. They live in dignity against all odds.

[@gracemunich1476]

yes, true. i work in kampala and employ ugandan people only. there are others, but they look down on ugandan people. greetings from munich

[@christophersmith2470]

And those children that Ryan filmed around that mother that was cooking for the community were so cute and well groomed. They had gleaming faces, and it took the sadness that I initially had watching the video away just a bit.

[@havenzhai5187]

They are poor but what a difference between them and the the drugged out and drunk on the streets of Pittsburg, or LA

[@toolkit1103]

@@havenzhai5187 so much true in your words, SUA it is not on the right track.

[@michael1190]

I am guessing that they are clean clothed because the first world sends all their unwanted clothes here. Probably not good for the local textile industry.

[@lizzardbreath2372]

Thank you so much for this document. Beautiful people living in harsh conditions with dignity.

[@dogmom2023]

The lady that you spoke with the secretary was such a sweet lady I could see it in her eyes God bless her and her child.

[@wileecoyote5929]

I wish I could bring her here to Texas

[@wileecoyote5929]

I wish I could bring her here to Texas

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

You can ​@@wileecoyote5929

[@Cedricknowledge]

Gives me a greater perspective about my life and the things i need to be thankful for.

[@FloridaGirl-]

That’s the key! THANKFULNESS!

[@mariaconnolly6672]

Me too 💕💕💕

[@susiemcd3941]

16:43 this mother has made her house as tidy as possible. The people in this documentary are so kind and welcoming. God bless every one of them.

[@63striker]

Yes and Christ too was born in poverty and identified with suffering people. God will have respect on the humble and poor in spirit.

[@garbageday587]

God is an imaginary friend deal with it.

[@sadhu7191]

The economy does not determine how rich I feel

[@jeanchardonnay5627]

Do you think that there is a god after watching that ????!!!!????

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

😂

[@annahtaabu4984]

10:55 was my favorite.I love Ugandans so much they are kind and loving people.much love from Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@yvonaamariaa]

It makes me so mad when I see these great people so happy and loving and sweet.What makes me sad is how here in the US we are all so privileged but everyone is not as happy as these beautiful people. We all should take heed of these folks.

[@marydavis7978]

Just shows you money and material possessions don't make you happy! I have traveled to Tanzania three times in 2021 beautiful country beautiful people lots of fresh fruits and vegetables feels good to shop with my people! Everyone is smiling and happy!😃😃😃

[@yvonaamariaa]

@Emunat Torah You stay and live with your people. That's where you will be happiest. God bless you and Uganda. Wish I was there!!!

[@uganda9139]

@@yvonaamariaa i just want to travel to the states to experience life out their. thats all

[@joycenaka934]

Good message

[@whatjhas2say465]

Amen!!!

[@donnalester879]

The children are so adorable and sweet.

[@benbizz7904]

Best slum video ever. Couldn't believe their english would be that fluent.

[@alonsobrazzel3011]

Ben Bizz - Most of these Ugandans are Educated but NO Work. Museveni has finished Uganda Even with ALL the OIL that was Discovered in Uganda more than 15 years ago but Museveni is Still Sitting on that OIL saying that he does NOT want Uganda to be Exploited. Go Figure.❌❎

[@zamzamsarah3682]

Bro most of people living in katanga they can speak English, most are northern and you know about them, the rest are students from makerere, and few town dropouts around Kampala

[@chidinmauzoma3097]

Wow suprised too, english fluent asf

[@jackiefagan7367]

Great video. Lovely people.☘☘

[@ayesumabat33]

Mostly Slum people in the Philippines are straggling to speak english..but this people they speak fluent

[@pepinocabron]

All they want is a job, they are not asking for money. Very humble

[@josephfeyser9932]

they came to America and are still unhappy and miserable people living in ghettos

[@wanaraz]

@@josephfeyser9932 No that's just usually Americans. People from other countries love America. That's why they are beating down our doors.

[@codis5722]

@@josephfeyser9932 somalians

[@DemocratsareagentsofSATAN]

@@wanaraz tell me...where have you been in the world?? Because during my 10 years of service I went to 16 countries...and many of them want AMERICAN MONEY...but they don't want to live in America...and if they do...they want to fundamentally change EVERYTHING we've done here... Ilhan Omar is a prime example

[@wanaraz]

@@DemocratsareagentsofSATAN Of course they want American money. They are broke. Jealousy is the bane of mankind. Most of the world is infected by it.

[@spencerchabvonga3841]

I just love the people of Uganda. So hardworking, friendly, welcoming, humble and respectful people ❤. God bless the people of Uganda!!!

[@thetruepatriot7733]

Lol... they are not hardworking or respectful. Are you aware of the cultural practices in Uganda? Lol

[@NamurindwaOlivia]

Amen

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

​@@thetruepatriot7733 apparently he doesn't know about the witch doctors, child sacrifice, and the burning thieves alive, human trafficking, pedos etc...and those aren't even a drop in the bucket. But let them say these things. They're just reinforcing the IQ stereotype.

[@jacktoneogusoogilo5000]

I'm from neighbouring Kenya and I love Ugandans.Very hospitable.

[@pablosadelmundo]

You are very kind and respectful to the local community.

[@pablosadelmundo]

@Michael There will always be an obsessive compulsive person to make a little noise without solid arguments ...

[@weallmakechoices7456]

@ Michael. Well said. This video is unsettling. I started to watch, but stopped as I realised that it is exploitative voyeurism. There appears to be no point to this film other than youtube coin. I think this brave white explorer would do better to address his own home neighbourhood and community.

[@weallmakechoices7456]

@ Michael. Agreed.

[@GrowWithHarriet]

Definitely I love his ways

[@africanwalkvideos]

Kindness is necessary as a human.

[@Saga-or5li]

Watching this from Boston, it made me miss my sweet mama land Uganda. And please these are not tears in my eyes, it is the onions that i am chopping to make me a Ugandan meal.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

Go home

[@nzAndy]

good footage Ryan, most travellers would never see this first hand, or meet the poor silent people you talked with, well done

[@irenedavo3768]

Where are you?

[@fibby-enymore6601]

Exactly.. In all, they love themselves, regardless

[@ostapbendervan7874]

maybe we tired of eemmeeting them

[@carolynadams5126]

Yes, I walked through this in Kampala. If you look in the background just blocks away are highrise building and banks. The contrast is startling.

[@sellomonama7797]

So fluent in English these guys. Uganda is rich in talent. Mr. President must do something about this raw talent

[@nestorbondoc7329]

I begin to understand and love the people in Uganda, they are very friendly, talk to you with an open heart.. may God bless them!

[@Trini4th]

Oh gosh, they are all so sweet and loving, with beautiful smiles. My heart breaks ; No human should have to live like this .

[@DF2023-ws8qr]

You are absolutely right dear. God bless you and God bless Africa continent.

[@MsGoodforthesoul]

Those children were so darned cute! Such bright smiles. My favorite person was the woman who was cooking outside of her small, small hotel. She seemed very friendly. Also, the lady with the radio had a beautiful smile. It’s sucks that they live in such abject poverty.

[@fibby-enymore6601]

Unfortunately, that's our true Africa for you.. we are the ones living it in the whole of African countries, no exceptions at all.. Thanx for your love for us... We appreciate

[@tommcdonough6086]

Yeah total shithole

[@goldii18]

Maggie, such a pure soul and personality. You can see it in her eyes that she has a dream. I hope the nothing but the best for her. I want to help support and donate.

[@planescaped]

The real problem would be getting any donation money anywhere near her. You'd have to go through rather unscrupulous means, and the money could very likely be stolen along the way.

[@Seat1AJoe]

Beautiful souls, beautiful people living in harmony.

[@howiescott5865]

I've never been to Uganda but I have been to other poor countries around the world. In my experience, poor people are the most hospitable and the most generous. My most dearest most valuable possessions I have are the little gifts people have given me along my journey. Little things like beads, shells or a small coin or carving. I spent a short time with a rickshaw runner, he gave me his bell. I was given a tiny bible written in Tamil. I can't read it but I treasure it just the same. I've given many tiny little things also such as a glass jar a family wanted after I finished the peanut butter. It's been decades ago but these "trinkets" adorn my desk and I always think of them. I'm pretty certain they all think of me the same way. Although we're separated by great distances we'll ALWAYS be connected. GREAT VIDEO... bless the people of Katanga, they are all beautiful... I very much would like to go there some day... I reeeeally miss all the little kids following me... Howie Scott

[@bullwinkle8266]

These people are rich in many respects. The have love of family and pride in themselves. They enjoy playing together and the warmth of the sun. They want to work, to travel and to have a better life, all while being happy with what they have at present. I live in the USA and, in many ways, I envy these people.

[@paulietv2162]

No need to envy them, the USA is heading in this direction

[@ostapbendervan7874]

RICH IN NOTHING BUT FILTH & DYSENTERY

[@vio3366]

I come from a poor country and it really upsets me that people try to romanticize poverty and misery, it is not happy at all!

[@bullwinkle8266]

@@vio3366 I grew up dirt poor. I am not romanticizing anything. I remarked that many have self-esteem, family bonds and love of country despite the conditions in which they find themselves.

[@Kymcook73]

No person deserves to live like these beautiful people. They all want the same as we want in our countries.

[@rwdchannel2901]

Hopefully Ryan took his anti-malaria pills.

[@babsjob8729]

Only if you knew

[@billmartre6823]

They don't take their trash out very often,so the place is disgusting.

[@coobay978]

That's why their called 3rd world countries. Be thankful if you don't live in one.

[@barbaragalbreth4429]

Unlike the US poor these people want to work and learn, much of our poor that live in encampments don't want to be housed, employed, or sober. I mean you can not give it to them, they are finished with this economy. Used to be one week's pay would pay for your rent now it's 20 days pay.

[@ginost7]

i live in the west, after watching this video i realize how lucky i am that i have free education and free health. people are still suffering from depression despite having all this. Wealth is very relative

[@Phoenix-cc6ep]

Depression is a chemical imbalance, I think you mean unhappy.

[@estherkanga6684]

You are in Ghana😂😂

[@estherkanga6684]

@Akile Diawara there is free education in Ghana but only she

[@MMM-qx7wb]

We pay for schools , hospitals in our Taxes nothing is free someone has to pay or it.

[@wanaraz]

There is no such thing as free education and free healthcare. It's paid for by the civilization that was created called America.

[@lydiacrable2363]

My favorite person in the video is the young lady that showed her living room and bedroom. Also, the articulate teenage girls towards the end of the video. the living conditions are unbelievable, as this is the 21st century. I have watched this video several times. forever changed. Thank you.

[@kimsherlock8969]

How beautiful are the eyes of the children sweetness

[@Matthew-gz4oh]

People with class, dignity, and willing and able to work that still have goals and dreams. You found the beauty there!

[@glamacherrie]

There are two types of class: the system of ordering a society in which people are divided into sets based on perceived social or economic status. (some people in that category are really quite classless) And there is the class that denotes excellence. These people fit into the latter category . The thing that holds them up, that gives them beauty, is the love and support system that renews their self -respect and dignity. Take that away from them over and over again in any condition and you will see how quickly they degenerate and lose their sense of self; we should not make their lives romantic novels; their lives are not desirable. But as humans, their collective sense of dignity is admirable; if you strip them of that by your action, you will see that that lowest common denominator that is present in every human being will reveal itself.

[@goldii18]

Maggie melted my heart ❤ I hope she sees all the love she's getting in these comments 🥲

[@ninjaman815]

They don’t have internet in the slums

[@al_qur.an.]

@@ninjaman815I live there..we do

[@ramonakent356]

I like the way that you are being so respectful of these beautiful families! These people are so incredibly welcoming and gracious. It’s a shame that the world cannot know these beautiful people more and see them for what they really are, instead of just looking at where they come from.🦋

[@fibby-enymore6601]

Thanx & God bless you for your honesty.. we are humans like them but it's unfortunate that they don't see us as such.. We are humble Africans, who thrive to earn a decent living in our poorest environments..

[@grahamt5924]

@@fibby-enymore6601 Who does not see you as such? There is poverty everywhere in the world and in every country.

[@fibby-enymore6601]

@@grahamt5924 Allot of them out there Graham... You seem to be way different but others aren't dear .. Talking from experience..

[@uganda9139]

@@grahamt5924 to your side you cant believe it but sometimes i even wonder how some americans trace uganda or some countries in africa they dont have a clue about us.

[@grahamt5924]

@@uganda9139 Just like we don't have a clue what it's like to live in America.

[@vallane2763]

Agreed. I would love to bring some here and give them what I have to see what they would do with it. I want to learn from them. Smart with what little they have. So much respect for all of them 💕💕🙏

[@tracisyhong]

Watching these documentaries makes me really appreciate my life. Our family escaped the Khmer Rouge regime so we know how privileged life is in California

[@tn18977]

That was incredibly well done. I could have watched five hours of it. Thank you.

[@sapphirerain70]

What a beautiful video! They look so happy and so polite and well spoken. They want to work too and don’t beg for money. Those children are gorgeous. Thank you for the journey, I appreciate my life so much more now. God bless them ❤️🦋

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

You have no idea what you're talking about

[@monicdavis6150]

Maggie is a beautiful young woman, I hope she gets what she wants 🙏🏾

[@robertferguson533]

Me too

[@shamirahurst4921]

Me 3 ❤️

[@modouceesay9793]

@@shamirahurst4921 me 4

[@eugenevictortooms4174]

They want to go to the Netherlands.....why?????? What connection do they have to the Netherlands?

[@uniquepurpose03]

Me five

[@najjee2]

Indeed Uganda is a pearl, such amazing people

[@andysimpson476]

What beautiful people!

[@stig]

I watched this twice. It taught me so much and was amazing! Keep them coming like this. Your music is great too!

[@ESCAPE-2]

You are a good man ! CONGRATS !

[@fibby-enymore6601]

You are a hearted man.. Your comment says it all.. we are humble Africans, regardless of the poverty surrending us but we are happy.. thanx

[@endtheliesnow5906]

You are a very talented filmmaker.

[@ozzeelady6029]

The children are so good looking and beautiful happy little humans. Fabulous video, more please. I like to watch travel videos to learn of the people on our planet, so good. Thank you. 👍

[@muslimambassadorsinternati2175]

Am Kenyan but love Ugandans! Beautiful people indeed!

[@enerrivers4392]

Wow, despite their living conditions, they're very humble, welcoming, Proud, willing to work, I hope that bldg under construction is for cleaning up the slum. Please continue to bless them,Lord.

[@AprilsRedeemedAndSetFree]

Such beautiful people ❤ I enjoyed the peak into their homes. The women are my favorite interviews. What women do all over the world ❤ so neat 💯

[@trumanspencer6202]

Give it a fucking rest !

[@georgehill6726]

Incredible people, in such circumstances.

[@fibby-enymore6601]

Oh sure, we are.. Thanx

[@maikzanderconsulting7403]

thank you to show me that we must work hard for a better wold.....

[@achmedmohamed4708]

Next year you have to work harder, because there will be MILLIONS more of people!

[@franciscoferrazneto2868]

Thank you for the respect and consideration that you treated people!👏👏👏👍🏼🙏

[@daoudimd6528]

They are unbelievably friendly and welcoming people Love and respect from Algeria 🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@HobsonLawrence]

Amazing how happy n kind all these people are regardless of having very little money or possessions n living in a slum. Westerners should learn from people like this.

[@retrospecative2454]

everyone can learn from this

[@frankcorrea9702]

Everywhww

[@frankcorrea9702]

Everywhere in the slums of America, entitlement is rampant, no work ethic instilled, from rent to food to clothes to select schools, but no always. Problems! These people do not strike me as lazy, organized to a degree!

[@aceji]

Lovely smiles from beautiful UGANDANS. Hope your condition gets much better. Best wishes.

[@sublime1061]

This is Uganda's version of what could have been homelessness in developed countries, but because there are no laws to impede them, they form a kind of community that protect each other.

[@donpeace894]

Glad u got it figured out

[@tommyanomaly6193]

Absolutely!

[@barbaragalbreth4429]

Notice any drug use? I've never seen homeless children playing together or alone on US street encampments.

[@rogeniajames3178]

Also our way of building poor communities in my country, we build on empty lands to avoid homelessness, then they call us SQUATTERS,/GHETTOS/ but who cares, we are hard working and happy peoples, .FAMILIES STAY IN YOUR COUNTRY AND BUILD YOURSELVES, BECAUSE FOREIGN LIFE IS A DOGS LIFE, NOT PEDIGREES, but mongrels dogs. So be happy with what you have, at least you are amongst families and friends.

[@maxev2533]

Yeah, thats actually true...

[@dinomustafa]

These people are so full of life! The children are absolutely adorable and like angels! Their smiles are priceless. God bless them all and keep them safe.

[@craigbuckley3373]

Great documentary, these people with very little could teach the world how to live together in peace and stability. God bless this place

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

🤦 educate yourself please

[@evedubwise]

Great documentary. The ppl are so friendly. I also love it how respectfull u are to all those ppl.

[@elliotthalsey2810]

Great smiles, so much hope

[@casodreyfuszola]

Nice people full of dreams. May one day your dreams come true, all of you.

[@peterstayne3765]

I’m English and have been to a slum in Kampala,it was a eye opener that’s for sure,very kind friendly loving people who live there,I love Uganda 🇺🇬

[@azmanfirdaus7636]

Love and Peace from Malaysia my dear fellow Ugandans...

[@byttlejuice145]

That’s why I prefer to stay in my home district and village. Life is easier there with your farmland, but most people go to live in Kampala under such conditions.

[@jondoe3695]

Agreed. There is still this lure of the city despite the conditions being so terrible. Surely the village is preferable?

[@IceFloe.]

To be successful I life, it requires you to get out of your comfort zone and struggle. They are not in kampala because they don't like their villages, they are there to look for opportunities.

[@byttlejuice145]

@@IceFloe. well, how they are living certainly doesn’t seem to look better than what they have left behind. That’s when you go to base and restrategise.

[@jaggynettles8382]

Thank you for educating me on the beautiful people of Uganda 🙏🙏🙏

[@fibby-enymore6601]

😘😘

[@princessmonkey2034]

People in Nigeria have the same positive attitude. My husband is from Lagos, I have met people from Kenya, Nairobi, there is not a lazy bone in there bodies. They all have beautiful souls. Thank you for sharing the video. God Bless the people of Africa.

[@ngoziikemefuna500]

Madam nobody comes from Lagos and leave Nigeria alone this is not Nigerians business we Nigerians have our own problem this video is not about Nigeria

[@kennedy67951]

Sadness everywhere you look. These Gorgeous People are so friendly and kind. Something that's hard to find in the States in my opinion. Thanks for the Insights from Uganda.

[@yusufmutaqien7873]

Amazing, how humble, warm, so many smile.. great people in poor country..

[@francoriaanabrahams8311]

This was a very interesting documentary ,, it really shows how other people live in other countries,,, and in what circumstances they live👍❤️🇳🇦

[@jameswilde3203]

these people are truly beautiful

[@fibby-enymore6601]

Oh sure James, we are, regardless of our hardship & terrible surroundings.. That's Africa for you.. I wish our African elites will let go of greed & corruption, I sincerely believe that there will be great change in Africa.. As a Nurse, sometimes in 5months,salaries are not being paid but our government elites live in luxury.. They are our problem honestly.. Thanx for seeing the beauty in us, regardless.. stay safe

[@fibby-enymore6601]

@John Smith Thanx a bunch beloved.. lots of luv from here too...💖💖😘😘

[@nelsontampone9680]

Thanks for uploading this video! One thing that is touching me is they love their country.

[@fibby-enymore6601]

Oh sure, we do Nelson, regardless of every!!

[@koohanpaik-mander7567]

This reminds me of how South Korea looked when I lived there, in the 1960s and 1970s. This was an EXCELLENT, sensitively wrought film.

[@Morgan-vl4dg]

Extremely humbling. I wish I could help provide for each and every one of them. We could learn something from these incredibly gentle, kind, and loving people. God Bless all of them in a way that moves their heart.

[@rockingranny5278]

The children are SO beautiful bless them.

[@s.koileken369]

Thanks for the educational video. Humans can really endure much & show tenacity - these people are supposed to be ''poor'' - meaning they don't have lots of money, but look at the really nice food available, the smiles, energy, social life, hospitality - lots of positivity & vitality in spite of the quality of the surroundings (congestion, dirty water, uncollected garbage). Interesting contrasts!

[@irenedavo3768]

They need jobs!

[@s.koileken369]

@@irenedavo3768 Who does not need a job?

[@indiasmith7269]

What the fuck you mean they are suppose to be poor

[@Mukasa.S.Mike1]

One particular distinction about Ugandan slums is that they're mostly safe, but of course there will always be petty crimes and alcohol abuse. Most slums in many other countries are rife with violent crime.. Thanks Ryan

[@MichaelWilliams-jl2rv]

Don’t like the way utuber ouieted the kids while he talking to the mother trying to get his story that’s there territory

[@coupleofbeers31]

Including the USA. Go to any inner city here in the US and you'll be lucky to come out in one piece.

[@christophermatthews9246]

@@MichaelWilliams-jl2rv sadly, most youtubers make the documents like this not because they care and want to help.... But purely because they want to earn money form youtube...im not saying all youtubers, but most.

[@masacatior]

No graffiti

[@briannelson3830]

@@christophermatthews9246 everyone has to feed themselves isn’t it?

[@gregmacdonald3559]

I am at a loss for words. Thank you for doing this. God bless ❤️

[@elred7330]

People are so nice, even in there circumstances there Smiles is so rich. ✌ ☮.

[@Tupunaforever]

Even the young the young adults look hungry to do something, to be someone, and to live a comfortable life...bravo sir and thankyou for taking us into there lives. From there perspective with your camera and perhaps the color of your skin you represent "hope". They talk freely because they have nothing to loose, unlike us in the west. Beautiful healthy looking people.

[@DreamingDownUnder]

Great video Ryan, interesting many of them want to work and get out of there.

[@mwanjemohammed303]

That's true

[@WestOzCards]

Yeah they all want to go somewhere other than this Uganda sh1thole. None of them talked about making their own country better for future generations.

[@fibby-enymore6601]

Oh sure, we are hardworking but our government elites exploit us to sustain their greedy luxurious lives.. Our elites are the reason why Africa is a total mess.. As a Nurse, I know better.. Greed & corruption is the major reason we are in this shit hole...

[@tyroniousyrownshoolacez2347]

Such warm inviting people. Breaks me heart though. Thanks for sharing.

[@snapdragon2441]

I loved all the people in this film, what a beautiful nation, their. Skin and bone structure is amazing and the smiles light them up.

[@MrBoxer1200]

I have traveled to many places around the world, and the happiest and most genuine people come from these backgrounds. Most people in my world are spoiled.

[@irenesalness7206]

Uganda has beautiful people. God protect them.

[@irenedavo3768]

They need jobs!

[@irenesalness7206]

@@irenedavo3768 I have Canadian jobs.

[@claykkari]

Such a wonderful atmosphere in this film formed by the decadent environment and sublime music. Hats off to you Ryan

[@Jefferson111DEXIT]

Sadly that's what the West is turning into! Stop the invasion! Border control!!!

[@TB-bn8pg]

God bless them all. So well spoken. Such high hopes.

[@H.j.f.g.h.j]

Video gives me unimaginable feelings, thanks for filming and sharing it.

[@shahulhameedshahul9947]

The greatness of this people is Not a single person asked money all are asking work work work 👏

[@andrewjacksonobol2049]

Thanks Rayan. This brought back memories when I lived in Kakajo slum, Uganda. While people are stricken with poverty, there's still lots of love and community. I now live in Canada.

[@fibby-enymore6601]

Lucky you dear... We still here in Africa, struggling to survive on a daily basis, even as a Nurse.. Stay safe

[@mujunimaalijoshua5941]

I grew up in Kakajo too ...so we're obs 😂

[@taurus8263]

These people are so nice. This is the first thing that struck me. ❤️ good luck to all of them

[@ms.anderson7064]

The people of Uganda seem to be very friendly despite hardship. My prayers go out to all of them. Praying that we all help each other worldwide remembering to love one another. 🙏⚘

[@peterschatten1942]

Perfect done! I like the polite way you talk to them. I lived in another Slum at Salama road..It was one of my greatest experiences. Shy to talk about, but I learned more than in every elite school in Europe. My favorite persons are the five young ladies at the end . They are telling us why they don´t want to change. It is about helping each other, the food, the security, loving and caring... Thanks a lot

[@jill854]

Wow, I love you watching videos like these. These people are all very beautiful and the children are adorable. It seems everyone is doing the best they can with what they have. It’s very cool hearing some of their aspirations as well! I wish the best for them despite this hard situation :)

[@elka612]

Thanks for this Ryan.

[@Imawhiteboard]

Amazing the friendly happy people. Despite what we see as deplorable they make it work. It's too show you that no matter how you live. You can still be happy inside

[@MANDREW33]

You probably didn’t notice the look in their troubled eyes. You don’t want to live under those circumstances. Maybe if you accepted that this is their lot in life you will make the best of it. The eyes are a window of your soul.

[@YAHWINSINTHEEND]

@@MANDREW33 Their lot in life? Your comment is in direct correlation to your intelligence and says a lot about who you are as a person.

[@r0k4k]

I'm surprised by the man response wish to work in polytethylene factory.. exactly what the world needs right now. He is the man of dream . I wish they all have good future and their wishes come true

[@bloodbrotherbear]

These people are awesome . The world could learn a lot from these fine people .

[@terrygrant8126]

All they have to give is LOVE....and that's what's missing in the rest of the world....amazing video friend....thank you!

[@redz-channel]

I cant believe that ugandas people are fluent in english...such amazing people...as u can see all of them smiling even if theres a lot of struggles and being poorest of the poor

[@Charlie-Cat.]

Celebrating 10 years of Ryan's KZbin channel being boundless! Been an incredible 10 years seeing you travel around the world and having fun doing so Ryan. Wishing you another 10 more years of you doing what you do best bro. 8^) Anthony..

[@rgrtnyjjc]

One of your best films Ryan, well done.

[@rabiullaskar4054]

I noticed how polite and nice uganda people are .