Entering The Ghetto in Kingston, Jamaica (Age-Restricted)

[@TheStonedCold]

I'm Jamaican and I'd never ever randomly walk into Trench Town and I grew up nearby. Thing with Jamaicans is for the most part they don't mess with tourists. I've seen tourists casually walking into places that locals would never go and nothing happens to them lol

[@benjismith593]

Go to a crappy part of St. Louis or Chicago. No matter what color. You might not make it out or get robbed. Bad people are everywhere.

[@baracklambada209]

Lol thats pretty interesting since the general assumption about tourists is that they're the ones with money. What aspect of Jamaican culture do you think is different that enables the tourists to walk freely and not the locals?

[@salvadorortiz3446]

@@benjismith593 I live in the “crappy parts” of Chicago in the 100s and white people would just get a confused look if they shopping or to the store but it doesn’t make sense for anyone to walk around a block they’re not from

[@kaderathebeekeeper22m3]

@@baracklambada209 The same phenomenon exists in many African countries too. Tourists are usually treated a bit differently and thus it’s often safer for them than locals. I think people just understand what tourism means for their economy

[@yaawdpranks7729]

You say this like a joke bro but, you not even know what you just say awhile ago there's no joke in it my brother the reality of it is very sad and, unfortunate trust me the lack of love black people have for themselves is very otorcious believe me.

[@TrempBoy2]

That Danish guy has a wild accent haha. Can't be many people in the world with a Danish-Jamaican English accent

[@MrKimelim]

Nei nei but its like ja ja 😂

[@johanruiter5848]

Snekker du dansk?🤣🤣🤣u speak danish?

[@genghiskarsten6297]

Dane here. He still says no and yes in Danish :D

[@kungkobra8305]

hahah its just a danish accent!

[@brentondewar1347]

Thing is I've past that house so many times and didn't know there was a Danish guy living there

[@WolfRanger2008]

"Just don't be stupid...." is EXCELLENT advice for visiting any city, any where, any time.....100% Agreed!

[@christiansean2222]

Simple yet crucial

[@Locopueblo]

part of not being stupid is not going to hoods just cause. As someone who grew up in those communities, i know there are not many reasons to go. We don't have gold mines in our communities. So don't go if you don't absolutely have to.

[@realtalk7832]

I mean considering how many stupid people think they sre smart, the advice is kind of sketchy.

[@style7539]

Not me at all

[@Xighor]

Not every Country or City has the highest Murder Rate in the World.. You can act like you want to and go where you want in somewhere like Iceland at most you'll get punched not gunned down Best advice is just to avoid these places all together

[@GameManCZ2000]

Its a shame that youtube are demonitizing this video. Its suppose to educate people. This is 100% better than some Jake Paul videos or any youtuber in LA

[@nospoon4799]

It is blocked by "age verification" for me.

[@ragnar5203]

Jake Paul clart, bless up Jamaica ✊

[@musamusashi]

I lived in Kingston for 3 years as a foreigner and walked everywhere day AND night. All you need is to interact with the people, look straight in the eye and be respectful. Jamaicans are the best people on earth for me.

[@blackpantherhi-fisoundsyst4712]

Word tru

[@blackpantherhi-fisoundsyst4712]

Gotta Kno where not to go

[@divapeach5382]

FACTS... Jamaica sweet nuh bloodclot

[@michelrood2966]

@@divapeach5382 Sweet to bloodcleet

[@trevwalker8987]

Great video kind regards Trev 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿.

[@MishaElRusito]

One of the only channels I really enjoy watching🔥doesn't matter what country you're visiting

[@dertythegrower]

Big up, totally i agree. I hope he visits blue mountain and tries the coffee

[@sarahali104]

And me too bby

[@I.C.Landscape]

Yes man, true for me also ❤️❤️❤️

[@reiteam2593]

Underated channel 4 sure

[@StuchFlex]

I agree, but it really does matter to speak the native language

[@adamlangdon2245]

This is my new favorite channel. I can't travel and you do it better than I would anyway. Your enthusiasm for language is one of the best parts, as well as the little tips and local history, political history, and what not, it all makes for a very different and cool video. Thanks man.

[@Lynn-ip9sh]

Tommy's lowkey sarcastic humor is hilarious "you want a hug or?" 17:30 😂

[@marioelburro1492]

The Danish software developer chilling in Jamaica really surprised me😂

[@allansk1035]

Seems his living his best life

[@madedigital]

ITS great move i would the same .....well I am on a different flex being a UK Jamaican living in Argentina good weather 90% of the time. I would love to live in the countryside of Yard.

[@adventure_2030]

Real medz he says him loving it 💯🌞🤝🏾

[@reflexologist4078]

Women can make a man do anything bro except you not into her

[@Fairylov3x]

There’s hella white Jamaicans

[@davidk6498]

Peter is a good sharing man even shares the smell of fish on his hands now that is one love 💕

[@dertythegrower]

ahaahah 1 love lol

[@sandienochs6132]

@@dertythegrower Love your name, Sir Derty, very cool.

[@paulfinn1598]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nobs997]

We don't know where he stick his finger and blaming it on the fish 😊

[@yibariki]

😂😂🤣

[@JasonEmerson711]

Your vlog is most underrated. Thank you for going places and having experiences that 99% of us cannot (or wouldn't even try because of unknowns and fear)

[@kimberlyneil2198]

Cool

[@MrGreen464]

People of Jamaica are pure kindness! You should really appreciate the way they have welcomed you with so much respect! One love! Bless up Jamaica!

[@eltonjohn4239]

Ay bwoy...if Unnu don't stop Unnu lies... You treat the white man hospitable, with kindness and respect. Your own color, you treat however the mood move you....

[@mickekomcnish7160]

@@eltonjohn4239 lol nuh kill em..... a true dem nuh knw. If it was eva a Jamaican. A lone pre-ments.

[@eltonjohn4239]

@@mickekomcnish7160 I'm not Jamaican..but I am a island man, a black man and we need to stop this pretending bredda... If you go to any black nation or neighborhood you will see this...we treat and deal with each other in the worst way... But when it comes to those that had/ have/ has their foot on our necks, we are sooooo merciful. We just need to be honest so we can be better

[@MKL614]

@@eltonjohn4239 my country kenya treats people of all colours with kindness and we are all black

[@pkyt2458]

@@eltonjohn4239 dat mi a seh respec e tourist dem

[@zephgamez]

what a rare interaction of a guy from denmark with a danish jamaican accent haha

[@yesikanarvaez5027]

That is rare

[@porkpickpocket6753]

sounds abit asian

[@henrygee2664]

Jamaica 🇯🇲 is a melting pot of different origins! Including German 🇩🇪Spanish 🇪🇸Chinese 🇨🇳British 🇬🇧to name just a few! It’s not just people of African origin! As the Jamaican moto says! ‘Out Of Many We Are One People’🇯🇲(Including Danish ex-pats) 🤣🤣🤣

[@Diabolus1978]

He's definitively from Denmark lol. I'm from south Sweden and know that accent blindfolded

[@jessicajohnson7738]

I love how he just got help immediately

[@Just.A.T-Rex]

Man, this is top tier content. These are the people who should be making documentaries and providing real footage of the human condition and how we all can connect. Thank you for what you do Tommy.

[@christiansean2222]

Shh yes the human condition indeed. I love these sort of channels. I learn so much from so far away

[@tx3973]

10000% agree

[@henrygee2664]

That’s exactly what he’s doing! You rarely see the real side of life with mainstream media documentaries! When people see a film crew they act differently. So it’s actually very difficult to get the actual true story from a documentary, the media thrives on negative stereotypes especially of places like Jamaica 🇯🇲 Let’s hope this kinda content isn’t taken down after KZbin gets regulated?

[@ttv_neon7892]

This guy right here ❤️, doesn’t focus the video on how rough n tough it is, instead wants the video to be known of the experience and the sights the place is, and the good people in it. Much love

[@gentleasa5728]

Thank you! I very much enjoy this neighborhood visit. I love how you just took it to the streets , meeting some awesome ppl, and kicking it ! Great energy of the ppl . You my man also have a very chill vibe. My best friends only son is named Kingston, his daddy is Panamanian. Peace, and love 🇯🇲

[@CodingExpress]

This is the first time I heard someone says he wants to be a police when he grows up. In Nigeria, nobody wants to be a police officer. Period!

[@benjismith593]

Maybe good people should. Change it from the inside out. I'd love to visit Nigeria, but not until it's safer. Sabbatical made it out, but he's experienced.

[@asdzxcqwe6195]

@@benjismith593 What is good and not is subjective secondly in countries like Nigeria where inequality of income is a huge problem corruption will always exist. Even if you put “good people” into places of power they will eventually turn corrupt.

[@slysteel7227]

@@benjismith593 Funny,but the US embassy said 150k Americans are on their records as living in Nigeria

[@letsgrabcoffee]

Problem Is most people think Lagos is Nigeria....nah!!!! Lagos is a crazy, chaotic place, the commercial capital of Nigeria and not for the weak. There are cool and chilled places like: Enugu, Calabar, Jos, Abuja ( The Capital city) Umuahia, Awka, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Akure , Ilorin and so many others

[@vincenttemple150]

@@benjismith593 depends on the place you visit there

[@samzaworotko3670]

Appreciate that you can show us the side of Jamaica that people don't see on resorts. Peter is a good dude too.

[@benjaminsmith2287]

I think Tommy has ways of finding guys like Peter. Good guys that want to show him around their community and offering some protection. Sometimes he gets himself in dangerous situations, like he did in Nigeria. But most of the time he gets a measure of protection.

[@Marisolita_95]

@@benjaminsmith2287I don't wanna be a smart ass here but Tommy gave him some money for his 'service'. This is how it usually works in countries like Jamaica, though not always.

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

@@Marisolita_95 Yes he did, same as in so many other videos while in Africa.

[@Marisolita_95]

@@cobwebtheorem7538 Exactly.

[@AckeeEater.]

@@Marisolita_95, I don't get the point. What, because Peter got a tip he is not a "good dude"? --Æ.

[@TheJuliorobles]

Your channel is truly amazing Tommy. Your energy and humbleness attracts the right people in all your travels. Please never stop discovering new places and showing us your adventures. ✌🏼💙

[@kimberlyneil2198]

Hi

[@astrophilosophe]

Wow this was such a good video. Everyone seemed very friendly. Have only been to Jamaica once when I was like 12 in Ocho Rios but damn did this video make me wanna go back. You are great Tommy much love

[@tasanaija1658]

When he said I am used to that Peter, I just came from Nigeria. Honestly as a Nigerian I felt that in my soul😢

[@nursetinalouise]

sad but true

[@foodonthestreet281]

Right I felt it too..sad

[@joespeedmusic]

You got me at “I wish I had an everybody knows me kinda guy”😂

[@papagigo1]

I remember that guy !

[@joespeedmusic]

Yeah...the mombasa guy

[@Brnzgaming_]

I miss Peter at that point haha

[@caragayfuller8110]

Immediately subscribed once I saw the cemetery commentary💔. I live in Ja🇯🇲and I’ve never experienced the ghetto. Great to see the interaction👏🏽

[@mikedaley2437]

Yes! Balanced (perspective), entertaining and informative. Love it!

[@nickauclair1477]

I got teary eyed when she said those furniture dressings were going to America. For a new chance at life.

[@mrsupert3562]

Big up yourself, Tommy,i am a jamaican living in Florida ,been following you since i first stumbled on your page during your stay in Africa. I have the greatest respect for you. Most Jamaicans living abroad especially USA would never do what you do in Kingston.

[@hepburnmorgan3934]

I'm a Jamaican living in Florida and use to live in Kingston. Never been to Trench Town and would be timid to walk into that area. There are good people there but just the criminals I'm scared of.

[@ricardosalles6855]

I am brazilian! can you help me understanding a song in patois? that song that starts like: bubbler make your waistline roll ....lalala she's my veggie...."this song became very popular in Brazil in 1995 and I would really love to transcript it, I understand a bit of patois from interviews, we also know shaggy...but this song is another level of patois hehe hard to understand. would you help me? here's the song in case you can't remember: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5euqH2jrpx5jdE

[@ricardosalles6855]

@@hepburnmorgan3934 I am brazilian! can you help me understanding a song in patois? that song that starts like: bubbler make your waistline roll ....lalala she's my veggie...."this song became very popular in Brazil in 1995 and I would really love to transcript it, I understand a bit of patois from interviews, we also know shaggy...but this song is another level of patois hehe hard to understand. would you help me? here's the song in case you can't remember: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5euqH2jrpx5jdE

[@Tirades_In_Spades]

They would just stay in some resort right?

[@bhall4996]

@@hepburnmorgan3934 You & the o.p. must be very proud to come from such a great nation. Great people One love

[@weeklyissues4424]

Thank you for supporting my island 🙏🙏 from Toronto Canada. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@alan4cars]

You have become one of my favorites. Expect your channel to grow quickly. Thank you!

[@mackfisher4487]

Your open-mindedness and willingness to look past the stereotypes seems to always reveal the good people wherever you're visiting. Thanks for sharing.

[@avon_mack]

Now this is a very intelligent comment without even trying.

[@carloviano6206]

I was thinking exactly the same

[@1x0x]

turns out most people are good people

[@onelove1968]

NEVER walk a gang-hood 2 days in row. First time lucky. Second time marked.

[@lildurpy]

Exactly correct

[@Mr.BobsDog]

💯

[@moniho6907]

Facts

[@conroyjohnson5002]

This is a real display of the Jamaican experience. It's authentic. Good job Sabbatical.

[@AckeeEater.]

Wow! There's a handful of vloggers I check out and was determined to not let the count exceed the fingers of one hand; now here you come forcing me to add one finger from the other hand. LOL. Thank you so much, Tommy. That was illuminating. I'm from the far west of the island but worked my first six years of adulthood in Kingston before emigrating. In 40+ years I had not set foot back in 'Town' until 2019, being taken around by my comfortable age mates. My next visit will have me open up a bit more so as to see more, thanks to you. BTW, the language thing is no coincidence. The slave trade to Jamaica was almost entirely from West Africa. And it lasted hundreds of years during which time an English pidgin had developed there that was transported to the island by the newcomers. Superimpose this atop the Akan language of 'Twi' (from Ghana) which the first slaves spoke, along with the English of the colonial masters, and you get the Patois of Jamaica. Beyond Akan Twi, I've personally identified Patois words and constructs from Igbo, Yoruba, Wollof and Ewe. So, no surprise. --Æ.

[@iamkron2631]

No way this man just walking around I'm jamaica like this he got serious balls. Dude i was born there and I would never without someone who knows the place

[@eleisha5054]

That's why he walking with Peter.

[@brentondewar1347]

Y as long as you mek Ur self seem like u belong or heading to somewhere no one nah guh really seh nth to u but still u av some mad head weh nuh really think but I grew in denham town and never had a problem walking into any community

[@youngbreadwinner2780]

@@brentondewar1347 yep and what you said apply anywhere in the world really

[@Olufemii]

Love this channel. I always learn a ton

[@christiansean2222]

Me too

[@lindabrown0]

Yoruba for "I love you"?................Olufemii

[@BigLoloFrmDaO]

It means "God loves me" or "king loves me"

[@sherinawilliams1167]

I love this channel as well.😍😍😍

[@Lentrail]

i watch u

[@shanicesollovan7425]

I just found this channel and I'm loving it ♥️💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 keep it up !!!

[@raesurtee4711]

Love your channel another great video showing the real Jamaica.

[@gregdixon5848]

I just wish Josie was there. She breaks down the barriers with her smile.

[@tonymarselle8812]

She was the best and I think they should do cross overs if she can afford it.

[@user_b_ware5720]

josie come back

[@erdieM]

She will show up sooner or later, we’ll see 😄

[@ori1676]

They broke up..they were a good couple.

[@TheDestineyy]

@@ori1676 They were never together😂

[@thordagreat4806]

I remember when I first found Sabbatical this past spring..... in Uganda (at the local watering hole with the angry mayor) matter of fact, I knew this channel was special back then. Pretty sure he had less than 20000 subs then...... I couldn't be happier for you Tommy, you deserve all the support and success!!!!

[@marioelburro1492]

I found him over the summer where a little girl thought he was a ghost. Im amazed at the rate his channel grew. I wish him well too 👏

[@nickhaa]

@@marioelburro1492 same, that got him to blow up.

[@mel_revealz]

Catching up on all your travels. How amazing to be able to explore so many places, cultures, people, and the like. I would feel so alone being by self all the time so kudos to you for feeling comfortable in all these foreign unfamiliar places, alone. I can’t watch enough. This has become my favorite channel to watch. Much love and many blessings🙏🏻😊

[@lilneil6010]

You should visit one day

[@noface8404]

Jamaica was one of the best places ive ever been, i spoke to a local about going certain places in Jamaica and he said that you wont ever get hurt you might get robbed but more than likely get haggled for stuff you dont want or need, every Jamaica i met was some of the friendliest people ive ever met there so pure in there heart and just love helping out everyone and telling people stories its amazing how beautiful the whole country is, even the people that try and sell you stuff you dont want always are nice towards you no matter what, hoping one day to move there never felt so happy and seeing children play instead of using ipads, i know that the country is quite poor but everyone keeps so positive knowing what they go through everyday one of the best places in the world hands down

[@stobbavacation]

These are without a doubt my favorite videos showing up in my feed lately. Thanks for the entertainment Tommy!

[@akeemallwood1312]

28:55 "bomboclaat mi ago bash yuh head in batty boy" 🤣🤣💀 i died laughing so hard, tommy welcome to jamaica mon and i wish to meet u before u leave, im from St. Elizabeth in black river, near treasure beach, would love to show u around town n chill with u bro, enjoying the videos n keep em' coming RESPECT🤘🇯🇲

[@sebastianmaxwell3449]

Hey Tommy, I thoroughly enjoy your calm and slow paced way of talking. It helps to calm me down before bed. Thank you for all of the fantastic, intelligent and informative content you give us. Respect. Come have a beer in the UK someday!

[@samoyawallace2995]

Thanks for coming to our country. And showing others the beauty of our kind hearted people etc... 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@ChristianClodfelter]

Thank you for taking us along for the ride! Love your channel!

[@reeniepm7806]

Tommy travels all over the world, love it! Keep exploring and informing us on the different countries of the world.

[@anonymousher0]

Amazing content as always, man. Be safe, and god speed.

[@mosesharry2834]

Tommy your videos make me eat food. Can't eat without watching your shows makes it easier to quit smoking

[@slimfix2311]

So much love for your content. The way you embrace the local life and mingle with them is wonderful to see. When you finished the Africa videos I thought there is no way other countries can be as wild and fascinating, but you never fail to surprise me. I sincerely hope your passion to film your travels never ends, so we can join you, wherever you choose to go. Thanks Tommy!

[@luisvelazquez2908]

I am from Puerto Rico, not too far from Jamaica but never had the opportunity to visit. It’s on my bucket list. Love the Jamaican people and their culture. Good video man.

[@RomCar7]

Always a great feeling watching these videos about my country 🇯🇲❤️🙏🏽 Peter is a great tour guide 🔥

[@ALABBAS0]

The first video i saw of you was the kid who thought you were a ghost it was interesting, but then i just ignored your channel, now you become one of my favourite people on youtube, I'm addicted to your content now and can't wait to see the rest of your journey, I'm looking forward for the north african vlogs and hopefully the rest of the arab world. Much respect Tommy, keep it up.

[@iansgadget]

This is what content should be like. Real footage, and raw. Thanks bro!

[@ambessashield9360]

Amazing content. I hope to visit Jamaica one day. Love from Ethiopia 🇪🇹

[@itstheru274]

"OMG! Your gonna love ❤ 😍 it! Peace and blessings to you 🙏🏿 🤲🏿

[@carloviano6206]

This is how to really visit a country Not big insignificant resorts but streets Not free buffet but street food and rhum Real life is as you show on videos Real legend you are!!!!! Respect from 🇮🇹 Italy Ciao

[@moeyjoe]

You made my day bro! Sunday lunch and Sabbatical, Love from South Africa

[@matembeowen7276]

Thanks for your time and money devoted into all your tours and we learn and benefit from all your efforts to make us know what we didn't know about different countries and their social-culture aspects. The brotherhood feeling its so heartwarming!

[@ishowmeme3574]

sir, Tommy these videos are very educational. to be honest I learned a lot from your video things that I didn't even learn at school

[@TheRealGoddessEnergy]

I'm going to Kingston for my birthday in August. 😁😁 I'm soooo excited! This video is very informative. Thank you! #OneLove 💜

[@whenradwascool]

Nice content again Tommy. Enjoy the "realness" of your videos. No need for flashy intro/outro, etc... Just you connecting with other people. Keeping it real! Cheers to that man.

[@CG-ug6bn]

Hope we keep getting multiple Sabbatical vidoes a week for as long as I'm alive my guy. I can't think of a single video you've made that I had to skip through. Can't say the rest for the other travelers I watch.

[@suralabdulejlil9458]

Tommy you're a very chill bro, I get to see different cultures and different part of the world. I just want thank you and Hope you're doing well

[@ramassesskaggs8294]

My brother you are really a brave man, I am a Jamaican and no love, no amount of money could be giving to me to venture out into this place, I would be scared as hell, you are a very brave man, stay safe and be careful.

[@moniho6907]

The thing is he is a tourist and jcan love to show the country, i grew up in denham town a stone's throw away from where he went and i have NEVER!! Went there my self

[@TheDestineyy]

I’m half Jamaican & Nigerian and you’re videos are really making me want to visit my countries. Travelling is just really expensive though

[@Marisolita_95]

I can kind of relate to you. I'm half Venezuelan, half Finnish, now I live in Spain. I can't even travel to Venezuela anymore because the country is in turmoil and full of criminals and totally corrupted cops. I got tired of dodging them and stopped my regular visits a couple of years ago. Now I miss my family & friends so much. Luckily, I have my family from my mother's side in Finland and I'll be traveling there for Christmas, but before that I have to save some money for the flight tickets. Hope you would be able to see your family in the near future . All the best to you 💜

[@kind2423]

Wow… what a cool combo. Best of both worlds. Lol rice and peas/jerk or Jollof/Suya?

[@TheDestineyy]

@@kind2423 To be honest, I’m from London and both my parents are also born here so I’m not getting authentic food too often. I can get Jamaican food when I go to my grandmas who’s a 40 min drive away. However, I’m not too close with my Nigerian side so I usually just get Uber eats (doordash) if I’m in the mood for Nigerian food. My mums jollof attempts aren’t too bad though😉

[@abeck0856]

@@Marisolita_95 remember life is but a vapor, here today and then gone. Try and live your life to the fullest with no regrets

[@Fvms30]

Same here half Jamaican half Nigerian been to both countries and I tell u there’s no much difference! Love them both x

[@David-jn4fx]

Great Job! Classic Tommy, big balls and no worries. Always being safe!

[@actiongeek1]

Great video. Honest. Real. Sincere. No idea why YT would flag this video. Some harsh language, but that's the world. Please keep up the great work.

[@mikemorris4931]

Love your videos. So interesting to see other parts of the world as they are.

[@michaelsmith8288]

Excellent half-hour! Most enjoyable. Thanks, Tommy and stay safe.

[@markjenkins6424]

You're the at-large ambassador the US has always needed. Please combat our stereotypes, dude. Few of us are even like that.

[@dirtedeuce5936]

Well said, I travel a lot and always try and be at my best for my fellow man and country.

[@kimberlyneil2198]

Yes 😶

[@triptwo425]

Just started watching your videos. I've never come across vlogs on Jamaica that come even close to how good this is. Really interesting. My h appreciated.

[@jamesj3179]

Appreciate your videos. Looking forward to following along with your videos🛤

[@A.Walker.]

And, it isn't typical of our youngsters here to be calling people they do not know MFers, or any derogatory name for that matter, especially not to our visitors! I was actually quite taken aback by that. That was disappointing. Thank you for being fair in your portrayal of our country. You are courageous and REALLY cool.😊 Enjoy your time on our beautiful island nation. One love!🇯🇲🇺🇸

[@Marisolita_95]

I was wondering if those guys were hostile. I was actually a little worried about Tommy. Never been to Jamaica but I'd love to see your beautiful island, esp the nature that is very beautiful there. You mind if I ask what was the deal with those guys in the park? Greetings from Las Palmas, Gran Canary, Spain (thou I was born & raised in Maracaibo, VEN) 💜

[@LZE.]

They were just kids being kids.

[@Bestadem1]

@@Marisolita_95They were wrong to do it but they didn't mean any arm. They were just rude kids being playful. Messing around because they know it's a term often used by foreigners. They didnt meant any form of aggression, but as he said he is in the rougher part of the city so you will find kids like these here and there but for the most part kids are mannerable like the ones in Trench Town that just saw a random stranger and say good evening or just mind their own business.

[@Marisolita_95]

@@Bestadem1 Ok, thanks for the proper explanation. Thou I find it a little strange that locals greet foreigners by saying 'whatsup mthfuka', but as you said, he was walking thru the rough neighborhood so... those guys acting like that, it's kinda understandable, I guess. I just thought if they tried to provoke Tommy, but apparently they didn't.

[@saramella21]

@@Marisolita_95 Growing up in Jamaica most of the American media consumed comes from movies, usually gangster ones . That’s what they think Americans talk to each other as that’s what is shown in the movies

[@Jeffshighonlife]

Best time I had in Jamaica was went I finally decided to leave the resort and see how awesome real Jamaica is. The people there are the best

[@davidheyes4771]

Good stuff Tommy, decent vlog, very interesting and informative, nice one, regards from England 👍👍

[@supramby]

Keep up the awesome content. Much appreciated and enjoyed

[@jameskaimenyi6287]

Wow! Jamaica looks more Africa. Now I love it more than I used to. You know, 90% of Africans love Jamaica yet they know very little about her. All love from Kenya🇰🇪

[@robecohill1360]

What he’s showing are the ghettos which are the worse parts of Jamaica.

[@jameskaimenyi6287]

@@robecohill1360 I know but we are the same. He was in Africa and in Kenya and he filmed ghettos. It doesnt matter where but I see my brothers all over. This is great

[@jameskaimenyi6287]

Search his channel when he was in Kenya

[@jameskaimenyi6287]

@Jessenia Colon I have seen Kingston uptown many times. I have searched Jamaica many times. Like I said, many Africans love Jamaica but what I like about Sabbatical is that he shows what internet does not show. He visits the farm life and everything

[@jameskaimenyi6287]

@Jessenia Colon How do you think Africa looks? Ooh! You meant Jamaica/Kingston is a bit more developed than Africa?

[@dertythegrower]

Hey peter if you read through these comments. Big up for telling it how it is. We will bring more propserous times your way, be safe and keep fishing brother.

[@porterbrass]

😳 Love these videos. Please be careful!! Hiring a local guide is a smart idea. People are decent if we are respectful of their home. Thanks for bringing your adventures to the world!

[@kimberlyneil2198]

Haha me too

[@VictoriaHobbies]

I find your content very interesting. Love ❤ this video. Thanks for the upload

[@frog4886]

Wow Tommy!! You're energy is so positive that you got to meet the scientist!! Awesome content and commentary!!

[@thegasman189]

who is the scientist? I couldn't see his face behind that cloud🤣 @8:59

[@jimbongo2955]

Thanks Tommy for another great tour!

[@LeanBeanLou]

Up there with the most captivating content I’ve watched on KZbin!! Bravo 👏 ❤

[@EmpressAdira2023]

Thank you for showing Love to my favorite city on earth 🇯🇲♥️💛💚

[@IndefiniteMark]

Looking forward to more rural Jamaica. Traditional ways and polite people. One love.

[@Aaron-he3qd]

I always think there are 2 sides to every country’s people and culture… a rural and an urban side

[@eric81872]

Thank you for the video it makes my life a little bit more happier ! ♥☺♥

[@nohi4485]

You are awesome, keep posting great footage!

[@grace-fc2kf]

Yuh a gwaan good mon! Nice video!

[@jaywatkins8586]

Brilliant stuff thank you Tommy 👊

[@almackanz425]

Another great video Tommy there is always good people around but if you want to look for trouble it will find you as locals say common sense goes along way looking forward to your next one

[@kimberlyneil2198]

Yeah it is

[@robertgorden8066]

Great stuff. You have the best travel channel on KZbin. Keep up the good work.

[@LukeLoves]

Thoroughly enjoyed this! Well done!

[@iam_soUg]

This the best video enjoyed every bit of it love Jamaica

[@jq7323]

Love the videos!

[@xxmandyDxx]

Thank you I felt like I was there with you on your tour around meeting people etc :)

[@simeonstarr8254]

Respect bro, good video ..🙏🏾❤🙏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@rhatid]

I went to Trench Town School. I went to work at UWI Mona in the 1980s and was too scared to go Trench Town and it seem everyone was too scared too! Wow! Much respect to Sabbatical!

[@oceejekwam6829]

I take it that Trenchtown is the poorer part of town, still it's pretty clean. The streets are in fairly good condition and people aren't harassing you for money.

[@lucas.pedro.]

Insanely content! Amazing footage Shout out from Brazil

[@jasonwilson7674]

I'm 8 minutes into this video and I've just subscribed, excellent, looking forward to working my way through your other videos 👍🏻

[@masterliontamer2452]

Bruh....This is Funnier than watching Dave Chappelle! Man...I wake up in my sleep when your notification bell goes off! Fantastic Content, Tommy! You are capture the most hilarious characters! Great storyteller!