Moved from the USA to Ghana. Why African Americans think Africans don't like them?

[@africantraveller8303]

We don't hate African Americans. We like African Americans. We must work together. Unite and grow together my people.

[@AmericanAfrikan-BurkinaFaso]

Wait … as an African American man both my parents have been married for 40 years and most of my friends parents have been married for decades! Also African American men take care of our kids.. please don’t allow these foul and fraudulent stereotypes pervert your minds African family! Africa and Ghana have been so grossly mischaracterized in Western media and so has African Americans in the states, so let’s come together because we are ONE family! 🙌🏾✊🏿💪🏿

[@mmatshimoshikwane]

66

[@MrMakingcake]

Not really Africa is an embarrassment to black people is we being honest

[@1BAPerspective]

I'm an African-American male in my 40s, I'm not sure where this "rumor" came from, but I think we all (both African Americans & Africans) need to destroy it & bury it. Peace, Love and Positive Black Unity Worldwide. ❤️🎉🥳👏🏾👍🏾🥇.

[@jayajaya788]

You have to understand that some Africans are told certain things about us before they come to America...they are told to stay away from us when they get to America...We as African Americans don't give a damn they're not on our minds...we have our own things going on that we are dealing with in America

[@redbullvodka5696]

Bruh white media, or someone/entity representing it 😉👍

[@dorothyosborne9421]

These are lies created by the west to bring division between us. Africa is our homeland and our future.

[@alicemanko9460]

If it is such a rumor, then why are we so divided as a people? I see it at my job, and I witnessed it in Africa. We have a strong misunderstanding of each other as a whole and it needs to stop. We have. O business mergers on any platform. It does exist and we need to do something about it.

[@RamaMohammed-x3v]

​@@alicemanko9460we have to be patient with each other. You know we are not used to each other. We have to give it a try to get to know each other better ❤

[@mhizummy2091]

Bro l am Igbo Nigeria l love Africa American so much ❤

[@kett6258]

I am from Angola and i believe that the interaction among black people around the world, is just starting and growing. We will be alright, just be proud to be part of this black generation we want to rebuild home (Afrika) we are so rich we even made the entire world developed and we still have more resources than any other continent. Lets organize eradicate poverty and grow our economy one Afrika, one currency, Afrika for Afrikans. We need more black babies.

[@Justafox305]

Angola. You should look up “Gullah Jack” born in Angola, Enslaved in South Carolina, USA and became a hero starting one of the biggest slave revolts. Or Google Angola, Florida, one of the first African American free cities, however it was destroyed by racists

[@war22down]

You cannot go to a new country and expect the people to be exactly like you. Stop complaining. Ms. Lady, you are originally from Ghana but you are more American now.

[@Justafox305]

@@war22down Angola

[@jonathanas3masem917]

Boundless love from Ghana west Africa ❤️🇬🇭💯🎯👊

[@destinywilliams8597]

Much love from the states 🫶🏾

[@Ceruleanbluepodcast1995]

Abundance and Prosperity to all Ghanians ❤❤❤

[@sfpaul2]

I hate this topic, if you ever traveled to Ghana 🇬🇭 you would know the love is real!

[@jonathanas3masem917]

U are trillion percent on point 🎯❤️👊💯🎯

[@HustlaDY]

Same here

[@afiainafrica3871]

I live in Ghana so where is this love you speak of?

[@sfpaul2]

@@afiainafrica3871 I’m from Ghana 🇬🇭 as well we show plenty of love to our brothers and sisters in the diaspora!!

[@stephanienwadieiiamhybasia]

People are the same everywhere. I meet nice people wherever I go, U.SA. and the Motherland. I have learned to love “bargaining “. It is cooperative economics. Prices are so reasonable. I could not afford or even find some of the purchases made in Africa.( different countries).

[@Alexsh2010]

This is a very good conversation. Every topic is on point. The guest are A1 and the host is asking all the right questions for me.

[@QueenMother9312]

Love the discussion 💬 I think by continuing to address our small differences as Afrikans will improve our relationships with each other across the globe ❤ so thank you guys for sharing 👏🏾

[@lishonamahle3534]

I agree with y’all we need more protectors. People think that they can disrespect us everywhere.

[@alicemanko9460]

We have to become better at discussing our differences and then come to a better overstanding of each other ❤

[@e-dog-e619]

They love us like we love them. We have to get to know each other. They are our family.🙏🏿😊👍🏿

[@JoeBlow-tf4cc]

We talk too much about our illnesses, but, should talk way more about the cures.

[@Justafox305]

Agree

[@YTWorldTraveler]

I know Lala is a super strong woman. Any man would be lucky to have her.

[@urserious4419]

Right, where she ends up paying for everything. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@salamabdul4873]

Well, you have a point. You need to learn how things work especially in Ghana. If you want to buy something you need to compare the prices before or ask the local and they will help you.

[@emmanuelyeboah1030]

There are cultural, historical, economic, social and linguistic differences between and African- Americans. Educational differences plays a large role with the dichotomy between Africans and African Americans. In America some Africans have been discriminated in the main stream due to their accents. It can also happen in Africa. Fair and balance. It’s only unity and understanding that can mend the divide!

[@gdcskates]

awesome show. keep up the fantastic work.

[@calpag]

What you stated about the honesty of Africans is also true of African Americans. It is a cultural thing. In fact, I just hired an African American to perform work for me. I gave him a $1500 down payment. He walked away and did not return. When you say someone overcharges you, that is just competition. If the price of an object is not marked on it, then it is open to bidding. You should offer a price, and they will probably accept it. It is not dishonesty. You would do the same.

[@PrinceTj204]

Well I don’t know where that came from, because in my experience Africans love Jamaicas and Jamaicans love African. I have been seriously thinking of moving to Nigeria or Ghana because that’s where we will be respectively treated and I can’t say that about living here in Canada.

[@queenannaincbrown9979]

Shukrani za dhati kuandaa huu mdahalo wa kuelemisha watu wote wa vinasaba vya kiafrika.

[@baharimeli]

Africans have always loved their brothers in the americas.

[@chocolatequeen2019]

Not

[@baharimeli]

@@chocolatequeen2019 I’m an African I know. The general sentiment is of love towards our brothers and sisters.

[@chocolatequeen2019]

Maybe until they come here to USA 🇺🇸. Then it’s the jealousy and hatred.

[@jayfizz545]

Funny part is any african immagrant living in america know its the other way around.

[@appsstoremobile]

Glad the sister having better connection in Ghana. Keep your head up.

[@pearlethacenatus446]

I enjoyed this sit down talk alot... WE ARE Uniting by the power of our Africaness

[@ShaiWilde]

Great Video. Can you list the other creators information please thanks

[@nkirukayakini1333]

Great conversation!!! thanks for sharing!!!

[@jaspertiso7597]

This is good content. Will you please try and get a Ghanaian to sit in the convention to listen to their perspective?. May be this will give you a great idea if the Ghanaians love black Americans or not.

[@destinywilliams8597]

I would love to see that

[@unapologeticmystic1703]

We do love Afurakan AmaRukans 🇬🇭❤️👊🏿✊🏿

[@Shadow-nz1dm]

That will be valuable

[@sampsondjonorh4987]

Shout out to you all. Like Bob Marley said,' Half of our story has never been told '. Now is the time to do so and build together. We are resilient people, and we will achieve anything that we put our minds to. Love and peace to my people. Enjoy the Motherland folks.

[@emmanuelcoffie3501]

Great topic n very deep discussion 👍🔥🔥🔥

[@YTWorldTraveler]

Lala - a tall, beautiful, intelligent Jamaican woman. That's what I see.

[@jeffkashman8803]

Hey.... I love African Americans ....

[@TheTruthSpeakerTV]

Does this man have his own channel? La La I follow you girl!

[@theD-O-Z]

mooniemusictv

[@leroybrownjr]

Getting repairs without knowing the cost upfront before the work is started is a new experience for American expats there

[@TheTruthSpeakerTV]

True we need to learn from the past and unite and build our nation. I love this topic with these guys...

[@fourche7058]

Dope conversation 🔥🔥🔥

[@andrewhorch2017]

The lady in red wants to have fun so her experience is different, she tries and listen to the local ladies here she will know what’s on the ground and a lot of things. The male on the other hand has a family and it’s easygoing for him. So you will understand where both are heading. If you focus on family you will know who to move with but if you want to be on the street it’s different. Besides diasporas makes the local feels they know more than them, so the local shut up and watch you but if collectively they are ready to listen to each other and learn it will be the easier way to merge.

[@shabakamawon7845]

IF the profil's picture represent ya,you are not concerned by this topic,mind your own business.Can you?

[@oluwaolufemi803]

Great Reasoning. Hotep.

[@SUNGODDESSMOONCHILD555]

this was great

[@emmanuelyeboah1030]

The negative vibes must be replaced by positive vibes!

[@Ceruleanbluepodcast1995]

Please stop running this topic Africans are very kind to black Americans i dont see the controversy.

[@Silverbackugx]

Happy to see LaLa still pushing 👊🏾. I wish she would have kept that beauty in Uganda.

[@lorettahamilton3022]

Wake Up. It's time for us to come together as a people. We have enough of other nationalities that hate us. Unity is power and they know that.

[@Shadow-nz1dm]

To the gentleman: We can’t keep blaming the colonizer for our problems. I’m glad you mention that you have some trauma living in USA .. Please leave the victim mindset in USA. Africans see MOST people as an opportunity especially if you’re not from there. Even Africans who go to visit home from the west face the same issue with locals wanting to take advantage of them. It’s up to you to know the price of anything before you go, Learn to negotiate or have someone do it for you! 19:02 : as a black American woman, the only reason people will view you as an escort is based off how you dress and probably the medias portrayal of African American culture.. when you do visit these conservative countries, try to cover up a little. Once again, these limiting ideas about the perception of black women not deserving luxury are mostly American ideology perpetuated by racism, segregation.. 22:09 … Sir, please leave the savior mindset at home.. prostitution has been around from the beginning of time and isn’t going anywhere. America has it worse.. 24:48.. once again, I wouldn’t believe anything a prostitute says especially if you’re in Africa and they see you as an American with dollars, the sad stories care automatic but do you and keep playing a Richard Gere in pretty woman 😄 29:22.. reality about black American women dating Africans is that African men are more traditional and expect that from their women too. You might not be experiencing the full spectrum of the relationship till he actually settles in. A lot is required from you also, so don’t think you are enjoying the benefits of a masculine man without offering any femininity.. Great conversations!

[@emmanuelyeboah1030]

The African American women love educated Africans and their accents. Period!

[@dopyojj4974]

Beautiful African Queen 😍 😊😊

[@tessievictor5023]

Appreciate their honesty. It ain't all rosy even us being Black in. We are seems as foreigner in motherland😲 Additional I also agree 👍🏾 totally family life is a bonus takeaway in Africa. Hope despite all the modernization they don't lose that

[@Jimmykarinski]

A lot of this is personal problems. Those who want to be negative will be negative no matter what. But the good thing is that life is a one man/ woman single game. You are born alone and you will die alone. The world is yours. Excuses are yours too

[@PapBob-jg7rd]

Appropriate title should be why African Americans think African Ghanaians don't like them . African is a race not a nationality . Very few Black Malagasy or Black Djiboutis have met any African Americans .

[@MEDIA.AFRICA]

Most Ghanaians think black Americans are part of us you guys are not different

[@YTWorldTraveler]

Interesting vlog.

[@celinejb4730]

That man is beautiful 😍

[@smallscaleminingsupplies9670]

I can assure u as an African i have met many Americans, and all happen to be white, very few African Americans come to Africa, personally i met only one

[@easyinstructables]

Interviewees are more enlightened than the interviewer. I’ve been to Ghana 🇬🇭 the people are super nice if they see you walking alone they want to know you’re ok. What slave mentality? Of course any guy will want to hit on you if they think you’re pretty

[@geofreyocaka2420]

Creating division instead of unity. Very sad indeed

[@MyNatasha73]

Sir at the beginning of the video comparing gang violence and the complexities of tribe and borders.

[@drii4914]

THE HOST CAPPPINGGG!!!

[@LionessSu]

Really hope that gun and violent mindset of US and other places in the West. From those backgrounds don't move from there and negatively infect and change Ghana negatively.

[@AmaAidoo-ts8ws]

I don’t see that happening. As a Ghanaian, if one incident happened that result due to that I wouldn’t be shocked if all were deported. Africans have been known to take drastic measures in the past. Ghana must go, Nigeria must go etc

[@flavorsofthecontinent7195]

Prostitution should be banned in ghana streets

[@SM-mm3kg]

Like of job and poverty.

[@AfricaUnboxed]

It is illegal already

[@victoriauzokaanofienem9728]

The host said the prostitutes in Ghana are Nigerians . Really?

[@AfricaUnboxed]

@@victoriauzokaanofienem9728 hmmm..unfortunately its largely true ooh from Accra to Tamale

[@kwasisomuah1233]

Ghana is real love

[@Rose-h1p9x]

Family, do not buy into these lies, the devil never sleeps in his effort to divide and rule. Most of those that took the schedules have never been to Africa and they hate those that made the sacrifice to reach the motherland.

[@techwork...]

Africans love all everyone.... Stop spreading lies..... Travel to Africa, Ghana and Nigeria, no any discrimination there.... Please stop promoting false news

[@josephadjeteyagoe950]

The woman should position her mic well

[@unapologeticmystic1703]

As for me, an Afurakan from Khanat (Ghana) I love Diaspora Afurakans, when I meet them in person, we'll put on classic Afuraka attires.😹✊🏿❤️👊🏿🇬🇭

[@trollthetruthand5458]

There is nothing anymore especially a Ghanaian can tell me that will block me from moving my resources back to Africa my American dollar will set me free there.

[@msrubie11]

Great conversation but "having "SHOES" didn't mean you were not in Slavery in the U.S.! I don't where you got that from but it isn't true. America is a environment where the seasons change unless you are in Florida or California, you deal with moderately harsh or harsh conditions that includes icy rain and snow in the winter months. Cotton is harvested in the winter in the Midwest and the South. It was the main crop. So you had to have shoes, it's cold the grounds sometime freeze etc. You can't work without shoes. They got shoes once a year mostly hand me downs. It was Cotton and Black Americans inventions to speed up the production to be able to mass process it that created the INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION that made England and the U.S. the wealthiest nations in the world. It is important to Black American children that our HISTORY remains accurate. It under attack and being claim by everyone but who it belongs to, Black Americans. Kids went without shoes in the summer. So that is a misnomer and shouldn't been taught. They seem to have more and more foreigners teaching Black American History in our schools to deliberately mislead our kids.

[@MrMakingcake]

Is Jamaica not a black nation?

[@SteveN-yr4kf]

this topic is irritating at this point. If you think africans don't like you, don't come to africa and don't associate with africans. why do we keep having this convo? people already have their biases. talking isn't going to change anything.

[@samuelowusu4755]

You people are here talking shit in Ghana . What you black American do to Africans in The US is very terrible . You could not even advice your people to be calm and love one another but pointing your fingers to Ghanaians . Just even today a black American lady told me that if I play with her I will be dead in the hood . If no one has threaten you in Ghana like I just experienced today in Chicago , then you must be happy and thank God . If Africans treat you like the way you treat Africans in The U S , you will not even have the desire to come to Ghana and Africa .

[@citrasimms9947]

The brother mentioned a great point “negativity gets the most attention “ after having this amazing conversation how did you (webnation) decide to make the caption so NEGATIVE. Please stop creating these narratives for your clickbait. If you don’t want the issue to exist stop with the negative titles! As an Ethiopian it’s giving me a bad vibe about the mentality coming from west Africa l. Why are words like HATE, Dislike the main vocabulary. Since Its against my life principle I will give you the benefit of the doubts and say you are looking for capital ting titles. But please make it positive so that you are remembered and go dwn in history as positive influence rather than a negative one. Great conversation, Terrible Title!! ❤✌🏾✌🏾

[@GhostCell47]

But how are we going to learn from them by ignoring the bad?

[@chocolatequeen2019]

Why is this still talked about? It is what it is. Us blk Americans are good in our own country.

[@Original-Jew]

They don't like us cause we're Israelites.There hamites,we are shem 🕎🙏🏾

[@CybersecurityWMello]

i'm Ghanaian but the fact that she said most of them are Nigerian ...... hmm

[@jayajaya788]

No matter where you live it doesn't matter if it's Africa or America...BLACK folks don't have love for each other!!! Jeolousy...hate.and envy and it will never change because they don't want to change...I see it every day...I live in a big city and I have never seen an African hang out with African Americans...they might speak but that's it!!! I have had my share of dealing with some Africans in America...I can tell you some stories but do I dislike Africans? No not at all...I don't think about them like that...I have other sh** to be worried about than to keep my thoughts on them!

[@design401]

That guy is super ignorant….about most things - Carlton White… 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@courtney1930]

Charleston white is ignorant when it comes to how Afrikans views us diasporans

[@jayajaya788]

Yes, he is...I'm not a N-word...what the hell? I don't use that word and I don't hang around people that do use that word!! the ignorance...Africans don't call eachother the N-word

[@design401]

@@courtney1930 Couldn’t remember his exact name. Many of us act like Africa is a mythological place.

[@chocolatequeen2019]

He can’t articulate what he’s trying to say in a respectful response. But he is absolutely correct on what he’s trying to say. Where’s the lie?

[@giniolamy]

Are rich black Americans oppressed?

[@Ope-fr5hu]

Seems u people are not tired of this topic. Hate seeing it. The question should be why both groups don't like each other, not making it look like one group started it first.

[@isalas3352]

Why aren't black Americans taking the place/displacing the Chinese and Lebanese in African business and service space? Can any AA respond pls.

[@birdsfire3638]

To the female guest, please, appropriate attire would show respect to rhe public.

[@peacefulblessed2114]

I don’t know what is going on over there Ghana how Men view Black American as street workers. Nigeria is totally different, Nigerian Men are protectors Nigerians are not perfect . Nigerians are to busy trying to hustle. I am not sure what is going on in Ghana. I am speaking in reference the statement from the lady in reference how some of the men look at American Women as sex workers.

[@ishowkumasi]

Who in their right mind would want to visit Nigeria 😂😂😂, I’m a Ghanaian, If you give me a mansion In Nigeria for free, I’ll reject it, Nothing will make me visit that shit hole country ‼️

[@samuelasare2411]

oya shift, talking about Nigerian men are protectors and insinuating that Ghanaian men are not. If you are protectors like you say you are come collect all the many young girls from Nigeria flooding into Ghana streets doing prostitution. What you fail to understand is in the context of that lady probably dressing in skimpy clothes and in that part of Accra street obviously she is gonna get mistaken for an ashawo and that doesn't mean Ghanaian men view American women as sex workers. It's all how you present yourself whether local or foreigner.

[@adwoachavis9941]

Afican Americans are the people who do not like Africans. African Americans has this hate for Africans in America. In the work place ,everywhere. But when they come to Africa we receive them as our own. . It is up to you guys to educate your own peopke. In Ghanai . our culture is when you invite a Ghanaian out the bill is on you. if you make Ghanaiian friend they will always have your back. All this lady does is to complain about Ghana. About ljving in kokrobite that is one of the cheap areas in Accra. there are a lot of cheap but nice and safe areas in Ghana. Do your research. These Sex workers are not Ghanaians bare in mind it is time for the authorities to kick these people out of Ghana. As a Ghanaian it is sad when you guys put Ghana jn a negative way. Ghana is the safest place you can be be Africa.

[@ishowkumasi]

Sister forget these people, Their slave mentality is the reason why white people don’t like them, They complain about anything, Every day Africans don’t like them, Today white people don’t like us, Tomorrow Africans don’t like us whole time they’re more racist than white people, Whole time they’re the ones who hate Africans, Some of them will look you in the face & tell you that they’re Americans they’re not from Africa, You call them bro they’ll tell you that they’re not your bros, SOME of them are horrible people, They don’t even like themselves, Can’t you see what’s happening in the black community across America, They’re doing each other dirty & blaming it on white people !.

[@YTWorldTraveler]

True. I follow a vlog by a Jamaican couple who live in Ghana. Very nice people. They say Ghanaians are liars and manipulators.

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

And they are still here in Ghana and they never left however putting the own nation under on umbrella is ridiculous this behaviour only comes from your own people sad

[@YTWorldTraveler]

I just related what they said.

[@frankkyereme7125]

Your flag tells me the propaganda machine you want to used, stay in your Babylon hell

[@jahmala5336]

Ladies what are you talking about, that it’s hard for you to make friends in Ghana who are true friends. You do that in a America also. If you should get into trouble in America, or if you should fall on hard times. Your American true friends would all disappear, that’s Black or White.

[@jayajaya788]

No togetherness ...too much hate and envy among us and it doesn't matter if you're in Africa or American same sh**

[@shamundungarwalla1517]

BECAUSE MOST OF THEM HAVE LOST THIER " ROOTS "

[@destinywilliams8597]

I mean if you know the history you should understand why. At least we’re trying to connect

[@nightcoder2633]

Our roots is here in the country we built U.S.A.

[@shamundungarwalla1517]

Racist country identity think so. Black Americans have suffered beyond imagination. You don't have a country anymore. Look what's happening inside of USA. And this 2024 will be your last election. Than will come the split. Divided into four different countries.

[@shamundungarwalla1517]

There is no connection with the world. Stop day dreaming. USA IS BANKCRUPT

[@chocolatequeen2019]

How did we lose our roots. We’re still in our country minding our blk business.

[@dorothyosborne9421]

The young man on the video is truly showing his ignorance with the name calling and negativity.

[@Ope-fr5hu]

Why this topic again, y

[@monekibapearson5706]

"We are not African American's! stop calling us that call us Black American's."

[@jw4412]

African people in diaspora send millions of dollar back to Africa. Not to say more can’t be done. I can say this the only thing that is true is what you believe. This show could have been about how we work together. Vs how we don’t. It’s mental right. So instead of talking about division. Talk about unity and spread that energy.

[@WashingtonDC20032]

Shitty negative topics like this needs to stop. I’m African American and my late GodMother was Nigerian. I loved her and she loved me. She was truly an awesome person and I did ask her “Is it true Africans don’t like African Americans. Someone told me that.” She responded to me, “some things just don’t need to be said.” then she asked me if I was hungry and if I was in the mood for General Tso’s Chicken.

[@queenashantijordan4813]

Remove Charleston ignorant comment. 😡😡 I've been going home since 1991. I've made Ghana my home, but i've visited 6 other countries. Africa is our home.❤️🖤💚👑💯When you hear ignorant comments from folks who have never been, it's because they are conditioned NOT to love themselves.

[@elogne]

Please stop this negetive topic and think positive!!!!!

[@jayajaya788]

Brother, we need to talk about these topics in order to grow...TRUTH IS TRUTH !!! you can't just sweep it under the rug it does happen but I think that a lot of you Africans are too sensitive and don't want to hear what is going on...everybody can't be wrong cause its not only in Africa it's the same in America

[@APOLO-oq3ce]

I have no clue where that shit is coming from, I have a lot black American friends,I got even Rihanna and Steve Harvey email that what is what you call arriving.

[@brianking408]

AA need us,this ninja he is the one stink

[@chocolatequeen2019]

Blk Americans doesn’t need you or any other African. It seems to be the opposite. And I do agree with what Charleston was saying.

[@sherieash1280]

Stop playing THAT NEGATIVE VIDEO.

[@kwameagyeman7290]

Iam not liking this topic at all, about differences and all that....

[@numinuecooper9975]

Please stop putting these ridiculous comments up. Such foolishness does nothing positive among blacks it only brings about hatred among us.

[@ricejordan]

Lies

[@furthermoremuzengembuya239]

We don't want him back in Africa ladies . The way he was doing it's of no respect to our African ladies.

[@war22down]

Why go to those people's country and criticize them? We all have faults and differences in culture. Stay in America and build yourselves. The people in Ghana don't have the same culture as you guys. Africans have a tribal culture that you don't understand. Why are you trying to blame them? When you visit a new country try to learn the people's culture before you make judgements. Ghana is not America. Ghana is Ghana.

[@stephanienwadieiiamhybasia]

Sad that ignorant video was used. He seems to have not interacted with anyone socially from the Motherland.

[@drii4914]

THE INTERVIEWER SEEMS IGNORANT ABOUT GHANA!!! SHE'S NOT WELL INFORMED

[@mgeorge162]

If you listen to Charleston white I feel sorry for you.

[@fabriceassima4094]

They just used him there for this topic I guess....that nigga is gone and make me laugh sometimes

[@BoduaKakabo]

This is the worse interview I have ever listened.. how can an interviewer answer or provide answers of the same questions questions. I believe the interviewer has a problem with Ghanaians. So bad and unprofessional