DO NOT BUY gifts ❌for FAMILY IN NIGERIA (until you watch this video) | Sassy Funke

[@jackiereacts7201]

Nigerians in Nigeria should also be considerate and give visitors something too, even if it's small. A lot of us pack suitcases of gifts to take to Nigeria and come back with not even biscuits.

[@SassyFunke]

I love this comment. Many don't think Nigerians abroad need anything because they can already afford it themselves BUT its the thoughtfulness that counts. Even rich people value GIFTS and don't want to feel used.

[@biggeorge4110]

You are very right, just got back from Nigeria nobody gave me anything, even my Aunty who sell Agbo jedi sold some for me and still collect gift from me, nobody ask me if i need Egusi or Ogbono, i came back with one empty suitcase

[@SassyFunke]

@@biggeorge4110 wow wow! Even sold it to you 🙆🏾‍♀️🙆🏾‍♀️🙆🏾‍♀️

[@jackiereacts7201]

@@SassyFunke Yep, it's the thought that counts.

[@biggeorge4110]

@@SassyFunke yes and at very expensive price, and I still have to share money to everyone in the house before I left, Nigeria is a joke

[@segunjohnson8596]

Gift? Naija No way. I've served them for many years and nothing in return... GIFT ONLY FOR MY MOTHER.. I only care for those who cares about me...

[@SassyFunke]

"Nothing in return" wow thats painful. Your last line is EVERYTHING "I only care for those who cares about me..."

[@preciouslove1521]

1996 when I visited Nigeria for the first after leaving 1987, I bought one of my aunt a bag and she told my cousin that I gave her a bag with no money and that’s the last time I bought her anything. Some of them are so greedy. I have a friend that that me she didn’t receive her pension money in Edo state, I decided to give her one hundred thousand Naira, a month later she’s asking for rent money and food money. Not knowing that in the States, if you don’t pay your rent , you will be evicted. This happened 2020, when things were ready bad for us here too.

[@adeyemilasisi3932]

I get biscuits/chocolate for kids & visitors, Sports vest/Polo TShirts for men, handbags/purse/watch/perfume for women. Multivitamins/Centrum for close family who are over 50s.

[@esirinatufejp7908]

In the UK, you have to be able to buy yourself an Electric vehicle first, before buying a car as a gift. Their demand is unending. They beg for iPhone, Samsung, HUAWEI and they tell you the model ie HUAWEI MATE 40 PRO, are they not greedy bastards? Some have requested me to buy GUCCI shoes (£900), top designer stuff. The simple truth - CASH IS FREE ON THE STREETS ABROAD.

[@SassyFunke]

No I can’t believe anyone would request Gucci shoes 🙆🏾‍♀️ Tell me you’re joking

[@mauricekwurue4974]

I agree with you

[@ZilxoBedwars]

Plz remove car. Buy wrist watch. Never try to impress anyone. Buy what you can afford, don’t care if they appreciate it or not.

[@SassyFunke]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Well said 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@maggythiry757]

After watching this video our relatifs in Nigeria will believe its compostly for us to buy such gifts for them. Whereby most of us can't even afford to buy such things for ourselves.

[@SassyFunke]

Ahh that wasn’t the aim of the video. Just to give guidance to those that asked

[@victoredwards3959]

A Car? like serious , well thanks for your suggestion , i will kindly excuse myself .

[@SassyFunke]

ahh Victor, it doesn't have to be an expensive car, second hand even works :)

[@Mark13091961]

You miss the point Sassy, even a 5 8 10 year old car is a ridiculously colossal amount

[@proud_african]

To be honest they ask for too much, when u check the cost u spend just in paying for extra kg is not even worth the stress. I take lots of money, I dnt even take clothes coz I buy clothes in naija after wearing for the duration of my stay I dash someone who has been my NAIJA PA. I would advise to travel very light buts very loaded. The only exceptn to this rule is if u re travelling with kids, cater to ur kids

[@1homebred]

They know the brand's ohhh! If you cannot afford it do not buy gifts they may not appreciate. I just stick with toiletries and cash gift for some. Remember one time we gave a shirt and the response was what about the matching trousers the audacity 🙄

[@chinonye2]

I think it will just be as fair if you do an alternate video listing what Nigerians visiting home from diaspora expect as gifts from friends and family. Now that will be a video I’d be happy to sit through and watch.....

[@SassyFunke]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@vfrim]

"Nigerians are greedy" is an understatement 🙄. There is a reason the country is in its current state.

[@OlamideAdelaNCC]

Great list Sassy! Everyone gets a can of Milo☕ for Christmas this year. The can, once empty, can then be used as a bank🏦 to encourage a habit of saving money. It's like giving two gifts in one. Be sure to explain its utility, so that the empty can won't simply be discarded. 😊😉😂

[@SassyFunke]

This was hilarious to read 🤣🤣🤣 I absolutely love this KZbin community 😂

[@OlamideAdelaNCC]

@@SassyFunke You should know that we love you more! 💞💖💞

[@sijeoma]

Omg 😂😂😂 reminds me of the danish cookies tin for sewing supplies. Great idea!😂

[@OlamideAdelaNCC]

@@sijeoma Exactly! The good ones can get one of each - a can of Milo and Danish Cookies in a the blue tin. Lol!

[@sharonadetunji_Onile]

Omg...

[@biggeorge4110]

I am going back there April next yr not buying anything for anybody cos they wil still ask for money

[@SassyFunke]

Fair enough. hmmm perhaps we need to start telling our friends and family to be considerate and also gift us things too? Maybe they dont know better? or what do you think?

[@biggeorge4110]

@@SassyFunke They know what they are suppose to do they just greedy now,, I remember my late grandmother used to send Dry fish, Egusi and Ogbono to my Aunt in US in the late 80s and 90s but our present relatives don’t care,, am gonna enter Nigeria quietly next time no gift for anyone

[@SassyFunke]

@@biggeorge4110 You are right. Your grandmothers actions was driven by love, care and selflessness. I think that is missing these days

[@biggeorge4110]

@@SassyFunke Oh yeah and my Aunt eventually took her to US for 10yrs so loyalty pays,, I feel used by family members most times and I don’t think their love for me is genuine,, all they do is bring bring and bring that’s sad

[@augustineijebome6089]

Sassy,u are so right about phone,whenever I plan of visiting Nigeria I always asked my friends and some family members what they want from my side 90% of them ask for a phone but it come to a point that I don’t even bother to ask anymore because u buy them what they asked for and they still want me to top it up with some cash.Now I prefer to give them cash than buying them gift

[@SassyFunke]

You’re right! Most keep wanting more 😞

[@charliewithlove4314]

When you have 10 people that close to you, how much cash to give them to be considered decent amount. So that they are not mad at you for giving too little. I am not a millionaire here. Of course that is on top of gifts.

[@augustineijebome6089]

@@charliewithlove4314 my brother u can only do the best u can,remember u don’t owe anyone anything u only doing it out of kindness.

[@Everlycece]

Yes to medications. I think the most I do as gifts these days are clothes. I try not to stretch myself beyond my abilities. Electronics is reaching too far😔

[@SassyFunke]

I love that line “I try not to stretch myself beyond my abilities” 😂😂😘

[@sisterkamilah4373]

This video is right on time for Black Friday shopping 🛍 Thank you.

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome ☺️

[@cookinqueen1]

I brought word search books and EVERYONE YOUNG AND OLD LOVED IT.

[@SassyFunke]

Such a great idea 💡 (out of the box idea). Thanks for sharing Valérie

[@cookinqueen1]

I had brought the book to occupy myself on the plane. Once I arrived in Nigeria the children took it over it was also a favorite for the older men. You can get them for 50 cents at the dollar tree a pack of pens and everyone is happy.

[@jordyjakequeen8404]

Sadly i found that gifts where demanded and they expected my beer lifestyle to give them champagne gifts , when even my own family in uk would never ever dream of asking never mind demanding any gifts but i guess thats a culture thing But what i seriously didnt like is when i did buy gifts that were not even cheap especially for the kids it was never appreciated and the kids let me know their disgust , one particular girl child in school demanded her uncle my ex to come see her at school so she could greet me , we arrived she didnt loom at me didnt acknowledge me she just used her feminine whiles on her uncle so he he gave her money not his money my money that upset me the rudeness im a giving g person but my experience in Nigeria has saddened me

[@jordyjakequeen8404]

Oh and football shirts oh my dayz do you even know how much those things cost

[@SassyFunke]

wow I am shocked. so sorry you had to experience this. Certainly leave a bad taste in one's mouth

[@ifehansson2254]

It's similar to what many of us living abroad experience when we visit. For myself I visit Nigeria sometimes and fly to Abuja where I have no family enjoy myself and fly back to England having enjoyed myself thoroughly.

[@godsfavour1491]

@@ifehansson2254 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂

[@YemisiA]

@@ifehansson2254 Really!😀😃😁

[@Mark13091961]

Seriously, if I had a relative there expecting gifts like this, Maybe the perfume or chocolates excepted as its a modest price, i wouldn’t bother visiting them as they’re patently too shallow to be worth it.

[@SassyFunke]

But I guess it may depend on the relative

[@Mark13091961]

@@SassyFunke if they showed anything like that attitude, it would make no difference. If you’re only viewed as a walking ATM then Id forget them

[@charliewithlove4314]

@@Mark13091961sadly that’s how Nigerian think of people living abroad. You are an ATM, because money grow on trees where you live. What happens to the genuine love 😭😭

[@Mark13091961]

@@charliewithlove4314 that is so sad

[@jahking9361]

It's better if our people in Nigeria genuinely cared for how you are doing,instead of pretending to care, only for what you have to offer. Trying to get to know family over there, starts with, ' my brother, what do you have for me'. Even a family member that I dont really know is asking me what am I going to give on Christmas. 🤔

[@lezigapoi5509]

How about people in Nigeria give to others because many people in Nigeria love to take advantage of us in overseas.

[@marywarfield99]

I bring jewelery. It's easy to carry and I only travel with two suit cases.

[@Mark13091961]

Does anyone else see the similarity of this greed with the corruption so evidently on display at the airport and other situations there? It really doesnt reflect well on the country from this outsiders perspective

[@SassyFunke]

Hmmm not necessarily. This is just a preferred list of gifts for family members. Not sure the connection to the airport. Feel free to expand on your point …

[@johnsonamoni6382]

I know what you meant. The officials at the airport are a disgrace to Nigeria and humanity. They extort the travellers and some are beggars. I hate to go through the Lagos airport.

[@Mark13091961]

@@SassyFunke you have amply highlighted the disgrace and extent of corruption at the international airport, nobody disputes that. The constant underlying motive is greed. The majority of the list (car phone cash eiiiii) demonstrate greed. Watch other vids and it repeats . To me its only natural to make an association and see a common trait. The fact that so many responded to your little survey mentioning money only enforces this. It just looks really bad, sadly

[@adesinasanni3768]

Sassy thank you again and again.🙏🙏🙏🙏 You have done it again. you have done it again you read my mind you know exactly what I'm thinking about.thank you for this topic again. remember I left you a message on the live video .

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome! Thank you for coming on LIVE and engaging. Much appreciated 🙏🏾

[@pq4u]

I have a question. While Nigerians are enjoying the gifts that one gives....what about the person providing gifts? I mean do the gift giver deserve gifts in return or is it expected of one to give and never receive?

[@SassyFunke]

Completely agree with you. The giver deserves gifts too

[@tangobase7]

Nigerian appreciate the gift for the little moment after a while, they use it recklessly, unlike the person who used his or her hard earned money will value. Home people are never satisfied. How many times do Home give to things when you go home. We all have our challenges, who should be giving whom. Pay rent for 9ja, they will still call you selfish for not stocking up their kitchen 😂

[@SassyFunke]

That last sentence 😩😩🤣🤣🤣

[@tangobase7]

@@SassyFunke, unfortunately it's very true. Only a handful are truly appreciative. The rest of them including family are happy when you are giving, the moment you stop giving or the amount drops, you become a bad person or enter their bad books (no longer on the Christmas card list 😂😂😂😂😂)

[@bettydowdy3586]

Laugh out loud

[@adeolaogunleye7965]

Loool, how many people i would dash phones?

[@SassyFunke]

hahah as many as you can afford na

[@fatimaha1791]

I appreciate this video

[@nosakisting271]

Older family members usually appreciate multivitamins , Centrum Silver

[@N0tP3rf3ct1]

Another good gift is deodorant and soaps. They like those as well. When I traveled last I took a lot of those with me.

[@SassyFunke]

👏🏽👏🏽😍

[@Uche151]

I usually send money across but each time I'm visiting, I prefer buying them some of those gift items. See them soon :)

[@SassyFunke]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@owolabicraneshow9176]

Thank you. This was really informative

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome Owalabi. Glad you found it informative 🙏🏾

[@richardogbonna8732]

Thanks for this amazing video 💚

[@uzeziajomale4643]

How do you know what phones to bring that will work in Nigeria?

[@nicolelovinglife3800]

Did you ever get the answer to this? This is my fear as well which do I buy

[@blessedinchrist88haleluyah77]

Shoes, perfumes & handbag have weight. These days the airlines are rigid with weight and extra luggage is expensive

[@jimmytoriola4965]

Great video as always Funke

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you Jimmy 🙏🏾

[@penarahim8285]

IF you really, want to upset a Nigerian woman, please, present ROSE flowers to her as gift.🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️

[@SassyFunke]

I know right???

[@nameloading..8665]

Poverty mentality

[@ruth1789]

i am going in june i have bought bubble baths soap loads of undies pens maths sets hair bands etc for the children colouring books pencil cases sweets and biscuites deodorants

[@alexanderj1008]

Congratulations on 50,00 subscribers sassy. Looking forward to 100,00.

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you so much Alexander. Looking forward to having you on the journey to 100k

[@WalkNMyAncestorsGrace]

It's hard to translate sizes for me. But yes my husband sister asked me to send and bring gifts but I leave with nothing. My extra bag I leave because it was full of gifts. But no more. But I brought him a chain he was robbed so it seems pointless. But I agree Shipping is ridiculous I paid abt $200 alone. I wish it was a cheaper way trying to figure out how to ship a container.

[@SassyFunke]

Shipping is extremely expensive. It’s a shame because more people would send more if not for this.

[@ola-rashyTv]

I think the best you can give people in Nigeria is Money! Money!! Money!!! Whatever you give they will still complain or come back and ask for more or money

[@vivianglitter93]

Nice list but you forgot to mention WiGS! For the ladies. My cousins asking for one and good thing I have multiple wigs I made that I don’t really wear anymore

[@SassyFunke]

You're right. Wigs are a great idea given how expensive quality ones can be in Nigeria

[@christopherkuka7493]

Just give them the money if you have. Somebody in Nigeria cried for phone. He said all his problem is a Samsung phone he even mentioned the model of Samsung phone he want. His brother bought him this phone, the guy in Nigeria used this phone for just a month and sell off the phone. Imagine buying a phone of €400 for a relation in Nigeria and he/she sell it off at 40k or 50k after a month.

[@SassyFunke]

Wow wow wow 😯

[@katarinabarac9842]

I stopped buying anything tbh.. What about sending the money all the time? Isn’t that not a gift? We are not obligated to send money to anybody but still we do send for this and that. And than when we are about to come they expect gifts?? No way We did that before and do you know what happened? Even he maybe haven’t had enough for us,we have bought fine gifts and shared them,every time we did that they thought we have a plenty of money and they were asking every single day for this and that. And they are many. And we we come for a visit,nobody offered you even sachet water. When they come to visit ,from the doors they ask what do we have to offer to eat? Isn’t that hypocrite? We always prepared the food and drinks,but not anymore. My husband told me I should stop doing that Becouse they already think that’s my obligation every time when we come to 9ja.. So if I send you the money during entire year,no more special gifts or anything. Nobody even gave us gifts for the wedding Becouse they consider we have. It’s not about having or not. It’s not about how gift is big or expensive. Small things matter!!!! But not for Nigerians

[@SassyFunke]

Well said 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@adriacameron4630]

Gifts is an experience there in Nigeria 🇳🇬. I went and I stayed giving money and things. Come home and still want money. Now they want a car. I said have to give me money towards getting it. Its a lot of work time and money to send there.

[@tawannathomas1420]

Is there a Facebook page about traveling to lagos nigeria? Because I would love to join it because I'm planning on traveling to lagos this summer and I want advice about lagos nigeria the does and don't

[@damilolaodewole3042]

@sassy can you make a video on what to expect this Christmas in Nigeria , in terms of accommodation and how to navigate around Nigeria

[@SassyFunke]

Great idea. Any specific questions that you would want the video to answer? Please be as detailed as possible. Thank you

[@damilolaodewole3042]

Thank you sassy , have really not been to Nigeria for about 6 years now. Such as places to go and enjoy myself , is there any particular event going on and many more like that

[@nicolelovinglife3800]

What type of phones… I thought of this but was not sure if they should be on. Can they just take any phone with a sim and connect? Which meds are the best to bring.. aspirin etc

[@chuxyleea1222]

Very nice observations.

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you Chuxylee 😊🙏🏾

[@taaa4864]

I always like your video but sorry you got this wrong. I couldn't belief that you actually think that after buying our expensive tickets, we need to put a thought to gifts that we are going to give people that are way better than us financially but pretending that the poverty in the world lives in their house? No. I disagree. I only give money to my caring parents and anything else I find to anybody else. Nigerians see us as pounds and they don't care if we are OK here or not. When we go home, we have to give them money to buy us foodstuff but when they come here they will not even bring you anything or the cheapest adire or ankara. You have to send money for it. No I owe no one anything except my precious parents who are forever grateful for the smallest gift you give them. May be do a video on what people in diaspora want as gifts when we go home and when they come here. Let's see how the entitled Nigerians feel then. Sorry this is the worst video you've done and I seriously believe that you are joking you don't really mean it so I choose to laugh 😆 😄 😀 Perhaps do a video of

[@SassyFunke]

I can see you did not understand the video. The video never implied you should give all your family these gifts. Nevertheless thank you for sharing your perspective. 👍🏾

[@roselinebella5892]

It is more blessed to give than to receive. Bravo Sassy Funke ❤️

[@roselinebella5892]

Funke dear we made it❤️

[@mst.greene8883]

They need to learn how to give gifts also ..we have a whole year 12 months out of the year..hey they can give during the year...no special holiday or occasion to give.....give and it shall be given unto you...🙏

[@MelisaSmith1225]

Thank you marry igbo husband this year im in America

[@mst.greene8883]

If they don't like the gift...that's a sign of DISRESPECT or showing ungratefulness...then how you make a video of what gifts to bring. Or that they like or want...please lady bye..this is crazy... They like it they like it..they don't they don't...I'll just give what i can give...because i personally don't have to give them anything....i would give because the love of GOD IN MY HEART AND THE KINDNESS AND MERCY I HAVE.....OMG..I CAN PASSED THE GIFTS ON TO SOMEONE'S. ELSE FAMILY ...THKS FOR THE VIDEO .🙏🙏

[@anonymousanon2993]

Should you buy gifts for people who don't buy gifts for you? My husband & I have always brought gifts for his siblings & his parents. His parents always buy us a gift, but as for the siblings we never get anything. The siblings are alot younger then us, so when they where children I never thought much into it because I don't expect a child to give me anything in return. Now that they are teenagers & young adults it's got me questioning should we still be doing this?

[@AAExplores]

Thank you so much, Sassy Funke. Your content has been helpful and I'm glad am on the right track except for the cars. Someone asks for the country souvenirs like London Keyrings and mugs. 💐💐💐💐💞💞

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome Lady Anny

[@StormBringer-]

Your probably right about the title but I’ll tell you my long experience. My wife’s Nigerian and wanting to give her something in the beginning like flowers. Flowers! We like watches , phones, that kind of thing. I laughed so good. Her family is really good people , better than me spiritually. I did import a 2014 Toyota RAV4 3 years ago for her father. I would have bought new but taxes to import new very excessive. I put car in container and filled car with cases synthetic oil, filters and parts for years. My wife added many gifts too. Car was protected in container so not much worry. In the last 3 years have sent 3 iPhones. 1 iPhone 11, 2 iPhone 12 and some cheaper models I bought while in Nigeria. Other than that there’s a wedding on in a few weeks and not sure what gift is going. Maybe a million N and I hope they are not expecting more. Man I found out it cost a fortune to ship things to Nigeria, little things and not worth the expense to ship. Africa on the Bay in Tamps, Florida is a good man he helps get small carry items to Nigeria when he travels.

[@SassyFunke]

You have been extremely generous. Thank you for sharing. Indeed its extremely expensive to ship things to Nigeria.

[@johnsonajayi7846]

You have done a lot for the family. You are doing a wedding and that cost a lot of money. Wait a day before leaving Nigeria and give the family what you think that you can afford. Please discuss with your wife and make sure both of you are on the same page. You are now part of the family, it is not One Million naira or more that matters, it is what you can afford and you and your wife can still breathe. I wish you all the best and congratulations on the marriage.

[@attoeattoe2058]

How many people is one going to get gifts? Am I Father Christmas 🎅?

[@ruth1789]

i dont even go to marks myself na tesco or iceland

[@thezoshow3348]

They are not grateful for anything even money. Don’t bother keep it for yourself.

[@SassyFunke]

Ah sounds like you’ve had a bad experience? Any you want to share?

[@georgeogbonna8821]

You are right my dear I have given these gifts to people so many times

[@SassyFunke]

I hope they appreciated them?

[@georgeogbonna8821]

@@SassyFunke they sure did especially the ones that got I phones

[@emilycamou7835]

I am american , frist time to Nigeria. Will meet my friend there, in a few months. Would like to no these gifts you say , witch are purfume, my medicine, baby gifts and shose. Can i take this there with no promble. Because i hear thigsdiffrent about about this subject on this. Plz make a comment on these idems. I would love to take gifts. And do they tax u on these small gifts. Thank you marie camou

[@tawneengraves-oluwafemi6191]

From what I see Nigerians are no different from everybody else around the world. Here in the U.S. they do the exact same thing

[@jaaisalami9478]

Don’t buy nothing if you American the spouse is still gonna give money with the gifts toooo

[@paschalu5163]

Welldone Mrs Funke. I applaud ur efforts alot. I suggest u can add Abuja to ur radius of videos

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you Paschal. I agree Abuja would be a great addition.

[@bktundekole]

Car keee? There is nobody in my families that deserves car gifts from me included friends. Only what i can give is only money. I mean reasonable money

[@ologunduduambode5250]

hello sis pls i have a question i need u to help me with.... my flight is on the 29th to arrive Nigeria on the 30th.. and if dy say i should do a covid test 72 hours before departure dat will be Friday..which is 26th... now my question is will my covid test not expire before the day of the flight?pls reply thanks

[@idalove6426]

Just give them money … because even if you give them gifts 🎁….. family still ask for money indirectly 😱

[@marywarfield99]

Adults like clothes, lotions. And body washes.

[@ologunduduambode5250]

u forgot to mention kariele chin chin🤣🤣🤣

[@SassyFunke]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ologunduduambode5250]

ur doing a good job sis. i no longer go to Google.. i just come to ur page if i have any questions

[@SassyFunke]

@@ologunduduambode5250 Thank you so much

[@ilyasabidatiyabo159]

Hmmmmm, just experienced this.

[@SassyFunke]

What happened?

[@letscooksomethingdelicious1802]

Won’t the chocolate 🍫 melt????

[@blessedinchrist88haleluyah77]

You can put it in an insulated bag (like cooler bag)

[@SassyFunke]

What are your thoughts and experience around buying your family in Nigeria gifts and giving them money. WHAT DO THEY APPRECIATE MOST? I can't wait to engage with you guys.

[@joyjoy754]

I will buy a bag of rice

[@michellebutler9897]

Is there a minimum dollar amount?

[@SassyFunke]

Dollar amount for?

[@michellebutler9897]

Is there an minimum amount that you should be giving as a gift? I'm meeting my fiancee's family. Sister and Brother in laws, nephews.

[@SassyFunke]

@@michellebutler9897 There isn’t a minimum because some people would be grateful no matter the amount and other ungrateful no matter the amount. However, I personally would advise on buying gifts instead of giving cash in your case.

[@sarahjeanpaul2656]

Books for kids, little games

[@SassyFunke]

Love this idea 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@omo0910]

CARS!?!?!???? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😮‍💨😒

[@crysanthvaneck6148]

Sassy, are you allowed to bring alcohol as a gift.

[@SassyFunke]

Yes as long is it’s in a reasonable quantity. One has to careful because customs may charge duty fees on large quantities

[@simonpeter4901]

sanu da aiki!

[@badguydoka]

When last did I watch a sassy funke video??? Anyways im back.

[@SassyFunke]

Yay! Welcome back Udoka.

[@badguydoka]

Thank you Funke!!

[@user-sd7pl9je3h]

Deodorant.

[@goldenson1004]

I only buy phones 📱 and medicine 💊 nottin else

[@SassyFunke]

🤣🤣🤣 you tried

[@bambata67]

Like your vids, this one pass me, half of the items will be taken at the airport, car!!! Am using the bus then I will buy car as a gift. This is too high brow, let’s be realistic

[@dominicloro]

Why do you have white peoples hair on your head?

[@SassyFunke]

Of all the things you could comment....*sighs*

[@dominicloro]

@@SassyFunke that’s what I was seeing the whole video and I’m curious and want to know;) I know some who also bleach. Why?

[@StormBringer-]

Be nice

[@dominicloro]

@@imanihaidara2994 chill moral policemen or women;) lol, suck it up:)

[@dominicloro]

@@StormBringer- chill moral policemen or women;) lol, suck it up:)