SUNDAY MORNING IN A TYPICAL GHANAIAN HOUSEHOLD 🇬🇭

[@emmanuelabbansagoe4367]

As a Ghanaian, I think the trick to avoiding injury in fufu pounding is in the rhythm. It always goes that way.

[@andromedab902]

EXACTLY!! The rhythm!!🤣

[@godsgirl7201]

Definitely a work out

[@ikekof8069]

That the trick and exactly the point. Like the ticking of a clock. It goes Kum, cha Kum, cha Kum, Cha Kum, Cha. The pounder is the Kum and the driver which is you are the cha. As simple as ABC. I started pounding at the age of 7 yrs and could pound with just one hand through out till we start another set when I grew up. To me that was my gym and exercise.didn’t just waste my strength away but had fufu at the end.😂😂😂

[@jrericneuville5202]

Exactly..And i agree with you as a Liberian 🇱🇷..Who has some skills doing this with my mom

[@SORI-x1j]

Really scary to me🤣. I would flee at the first

[@simp1eone]

Who else thinks Kevin is such a good man. His mom and dad raised such a good man. Great Husband and Great Father. Anna you did good. :)

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Thank you 🙏🏽☺️

[@emelitaeast6400]

Kevin is basically a representation of most Ghanaian men in general. Ghanaians are well mannered

[@Rough_Coins]

Kevin is indeed a good man.

[@ginababy9117]

He is indeed. He has high manly values.

[@PatternYourStyle]

Yes ... Well Mannered and a Good Heart ... Loves his Wife and Kids ... Awesome 👏

[@behailuw3609]

I m from ethiopia 🇪🇹 living in the US 🇺🇸 as a child we grow up loving Ghana 🇬🇭 and I still do

[@justicebandoh8891]

We love you too🇬🇭

[@a.konadu4010]

I'm Ghanaian and I love love love❤️ Ethiopian people. Such beautiful people. I live in Canada

[@tigid9886]

@@a.konadu4010 We love love you too! originally from Ethiopia living in Canada

[@drisahmusah7043]

We love you too

[@KingBabaJames]

You live in DC ? all my Ethiopian friends we got the nation capital lock down. Lol

[@christinee_ak]

I like that they take their time to read as many comments as possible. It shows that you love your subscribers 😍

[@AnnaAcheampong]

We do ! ❤️ your highly appreciated

[@christinee_ak]

just see how they liked so fast! wow👏👏👏💖

[@abdifatahnor1338]

The worst job that man do or hardest is a washing clothes

[@4-real950]

That's really good 👍

[@QueenieVee]

Anna always time to response to her messages..very committed to the channel..well done..

[@dannykofi]

I like this Kelvin Guy .. Very Humble ... 💯 Ghanaian attitude

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

Kevin.

[@NanaKNOwusu]

Ghanaian values

[@danielokyerebenyin4342]

I love how far the Acheampong family has come... every country has its downsides (negative sides) but see how they have hugged the positive sides and blended in so well. God bless you, you put us in the map.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

❤️❤️ were trying small small

[@neveragetv]

Just look and see.

[@jesseagyeiwaaagyekum423]

I just love how you and the kids cope everywhere . This video is fun and educative

[@kurriedone741]

Kevin is so disciplined. True family man

[@NanaKNOwusu]

Anna, your courage to ask the tough questions is helping educate a lot of people.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

😁 happy to hear

[@elizabethnyarko6736]

The kids love this experience. They will never forget this experience

[@Banks9401]

Mens don't wash women under wear,

[@jojoko64]

Great vlog with lots of good questions. Africans truly some of the hardest working people on the planet. Beautiful!!!

[@smkkkkky]

Aunty says “do it” 😂😂😂

[@danieljohnson9393]

Thanks for this video it's fun, inspiring, educational and cultural too .

[@magarethecharles1085]

Yes! Do it! Lol

[@hrh7886]

Typical African mother... "just do it!"😂😂😂😂😂🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

[@lovejones7610]

It is a dream if mine to visit and live in Ghana I'm glad I've found your channel

[@AnnaAcheampong]

🙏🏽

[@Lifestylewithjada]

Same i wanna live there soo badd,ive visited a few times and liked it

[@victorowusuakuffo7107]

Three keys steps to pounding fufu are Timing, Flow and Rhythm

[@ndamieza2190]

So beautiful! Ghana is the real world!

[@Adobelle_Concepts]

I’m enjoying this Kumasi series. It’s nice to see Kevin’s family

[@kurriedone741]

Me too! You know Kevin and Anna are AUTHENTIC because they just blend into their family chores instead of treating life and people as if they are in a hotel

[@SwahiliSpicE]

Oh you guys are so lovely, I love how you showed the everyday side of African life. Even washing clothes by hand can be fun, it’s a type of family time. Very productive morning!

[@Naamy19X9]

I really don't miss that hand washing business. The day my mother bought a washing machine was def one of the best days of my life-i was a teen.

[@ikb8373]

Same here, handwashing clothes is one of the most unproductive ways to spend five hours😂😂😂 greetings from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@godsgirl7201]

🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@motheraufania3953]

How about if your washing machine suddenly brakes down and you have already have your clothes with detergents in the washing machine? What will you do at that time?

[@ikb8373]

@@motheraufania3953 I will hand wash, but I hate it

[@Naamy19X9]

@@motheraufania3953 I will go to the laundromat. There are two laundry places within walking distance of my house (one is self-service).

[@keikostriplin881]

Thats Exactly how Japanese make their Mochi ( rice cakes) for thousands of years. We share our ancestors for sure.

[@eddie9559]

Wow, interesting. I’m gonna go check out this mochi for sure.

[@alonsobrazzel3011]

@Keiko Striplin - you are right Africans & Japanese we Really share our Ancestry. My name is Gatere and my brother's name is Kareko. Just like Japanese names.👍👌✔ ( I am a Kenyan in Canada) 🇰🇪☻🇨🇦

[@TheSENYO]

The level at which the kids are learning is just amazing 🤩. Very smart kids. They learning from home, community and school so their knowledge is broad. Am impressed. But trust me things have changed; and continue to change. Roles are interchangeable now.

[@babileloukatv6436]

Greatest thing of all... Is that they have escaped( Babylon) the land of evil and this alone will equip those kids to embrace their true African Ness....and make Africa proud one day unless many kids locked up in there for various reasons.

[@pamelahartfield7575]

@SKT In Focus Your profile photo is handsome. Are you married?

[@TheSENYO]

@@pamelahartfield7575 thanks 😊 for the compliment and yes am married

[@pamelahartfield7575]

@@TheSENYO You are welcome and thank you for being honest. Because some men will lie to a single woman or hesitate to tell her that he is married.

[@TheSENYO]

@@pamelahartfield7575 welcome 🙏 and I think 💭 it’s more of the individual in question than what we normally term as some. My opinion tho.

[@seyram6144]

The fufu will take forever to be ready, if you two where pounding😂

[@Kwadwokb33]

I love you guys, Kevin is typical African man, he says wash it yourself. I love every bit of your video, you guys are down to earth. I have lived in Rotterdam before but now lives in Manchester, UK

[@coyoluo]

Family is everything, more than all the silver and gold in the world.

[@neveragetv]

Very true

[@sawoti.eduardo8531]

Ohh mother land, African descent from Melanesia West Papua. We love Africa

[@ezimdanielchukwunwike531]

Papua New Guinea, Oceania

[@windsurfer8824]

Africa loves you too

[@sawoti.eduardo8531]

@@windsurfer8824 Thank you

[@sawoti.eduardo8531]

@@ezimdanielchukwunwike531 Oki I didnt no that, you should learn more

[@neveragetv]

And we love you

[@janicesorhaindo2990]

Kevin is truly an Asante man. So proud and disciplined. The Kumasi vlog is nice

[@neveragetv]

Very nice

[@ndivine1]

I am born in America, but my parents are from the Dominican Republic. We women also hand wash our underwear. Washing it during you shower/bath avoids pile up of underwear. Then there is never a question about a man washing it.

[@ms.1207]

Same in Trinidad 😊

[@akebullanrising3308]

But most of you Dominican want to be close to Whiteness and deny your African heritage👎👎👎

[@montanasmith1132]

I'm from the Bahamas and we do the same

[@nantashawheeler8942]

American women do this as well

[@motheraufania3953]

I like this couple, their kids, and Kevin's family members. I can watch their videos all day. They are so nice, respect other people's opinions, and humble as anyone with African root. Thanks guys

[@neveragetv]

I watch daily

[@addaesam4652]

Buh this was so,so,so interesting especially kelvins part it was soon cute

[@OmendsFavor]

It’s all about the rhythm, the pounder n the one turning has to be in sync.

[@jeffprempeh8076]

Kelvin your Uncle and his wife used to leave in the same house with my parents back in the 80s at Ashtown, tell them Jeff says hello.

[@saidysmith8496]

That's a good thing to know and to teach your children 😊knowing how to wash your clothes by hand 🤎🤎🤎🤎

[@TheMostHighServant_Daughter]

Kevin is the light skinned version of his uncle. He looks just like his uncle lol 😆 that amazing how much they look alike

[@actionjackson5759]

Lol 😆, are u saying that his uncle is his real daddy ?

[@TheMostHighServant_Daughter]

@@actionjackson5759 no but what I am saying is that their genes are very strong that's for sure.

[@mounyjunub8772]

I'm enjoying Ghana traditional food ..one day I will definitely gonna visit Ghana love there culture ooh mother Africa 😍😍

[@neveragetv]

You are so kind

[@mike12817]

My eyes is filled with excitement from this video. Love it from the beginning to the end.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

❤️

[@cyrilabahussein2955]

What I noticed is Kevin does not talk to you as a traditional commanding husband. He talks to you as a friend which is great. I'm going to be in my 50's soon ...... This is the same concept with my wife since we got married and do things together with her. Continue to have a strong relationship

[@neveragetv]

Friendship vibes I noticed

[@dorindahackson9463]

Eeeiii you really want to learn the way Ghanaian make fufu,am really superise about it...you guys really prove you have African genius 🤭🤭🤭🤭

[@rolfhugo9937]

Really nice good video !!!! Yes, it's really a normal Sunday morning in Ghana. I've seen it umpteen times.

[@jonesagyei1384]

The trick for the one pounding is to aim for the middle of the mortar with each stroke. The one mixing also knows this so knows where the mortar would hit and where it would not be hitting. Keeping the stroke of the pestle in the middle of the mortar keeps both of them safe.

[@HIJEREEL]

Oh dear I was scared for your hand, obroni korkor. Eihhh the guy boorrr oo, newbies here

[@arev633]

I've been smiling throughout. Ya Kumasi content is so dope.

[@mercyfrost288]

Kevin is such a humble adorable sweet warm Young man.

[@oseiagyemanprempeh9812]

Acheampng family are doing excellent job am always excited watching ur video

[@hfbhju7001]

This is one of things I always dream of, can't wait to go home with my family so that my kids can have African way of life.

[@neveragetv]

Wawww.. you are so sweet

[@bigtimedrum]

Its great to see that ,your making time to do things together as a family and keeping that bond... Love it

[@aldrake]

The young muscles man pounding the fufu was my senior way back in SHS. haha he was cool and didn't have muscle @ the time though

[@gloria7964]

Oh really

[@aldrake]

@@gloria7964 yeah

[@gloria7964]

@@aldrake well cool

[@mariamasipa4197]

Kelvin is a real yaard man he's enjoying himself there

[@abbassaquee286]

Good try Kevin a bit of more practice will get you going and it will be the African in you. I am of Sierra Leonean origin we have similar fufu but we don't pound it, instead is cooked in a pot. In neighbouring Liberia they have similar fufu which pounded without the hands and .plantains only cassava. Kevin admire you and your wife for showing willing ness of your African ness keep the good work.

[@philippanimo1263]

@@abbassaquee286 o3

[@Lifestylewithjada]

Hes jamaican?

[@moretodela]

Really enjoyed watching this!

[@AnnaAcheampong]

🥰

[@gmicradtech5196]

U whip up a sand storm every where I go... Gh girl..

[@lyyyyyyy365]

Everyday i wait for ur videos . ur vlog has reached another level

[@AnnaAcheampong]

🥰💋💋

[@deankerr1155]

Can the African home made saop use for laundry

[@deankerr1155]

Love Your videos 😊

[@grace2garden403]

I enjoy this community/family time that you do not get with washing machines. More time to bond.

[@Akosuae]

New subscriber and loving all the content! Y'all did a great job trying something new! Love it!

[@AnnaAcheampong]

🥰 welcome to the family

[@wadpep9692]

Stay longer in Kumasi and get me more excited. Loving your Oseikrom series

[@Lifestylewithekua]

Anna :why is it sticking on my hands 😂 Kevin’s aunty:fa wonsa ka nsuo 😂😂

[@Muchwezi-XII]

What does that mean!

[@stephwa1296]

I think it means: put your hand in the water

[@josephantwi8891]

@@Muchwezi-XII Dip your hand in water - literally

[@gigiarmany]

😆😆😆😂👍🏽 you speak Twi.👍🏽👏🏽

[@naanasarfowaa9932]

Yes it means dip your hand in the water it makes it more smooth and easy that way.

[@soiriliensthilaire3333]

The spirit connection between themselves making fufu I’m from haiti 🇭🇹 I can’t wait to go back home where we all black people belong

[@neveragetv]

You are gonna make it one day

[@J.C5156]

I would like to see more of these! A day in life, Cooking ,vlogs. I would love to see more. Yall can still keep it private enough if yall like.❤❤❤

[@amberice7383]

I love how the two of you are still learning about each other. The two of you are growing together. It is beautiful to watch the two of you evolve as a couple.

[@nakofitv]

Lol .. not with kelvin and that sachet water in his mouth.. that’s soooo me .. 😂🤣😂🤣

[@joequaicoo1805]

I love you all especially Kevin you just make proud. i have two boys bon in US but they will never do what you are doing. the more i taught them they replied is a waste of time ..they replied African do not have money to invest in washing machine and poor plumbing and electricity problems. I am proud you are teaching your kids in Ghana how to survive with minimum and the culture keep it up and keep these videos coming we love it. Very educational

[@kolaoba1978]

Kevin look so much like his uncle. Wow... his father's family gene is so strong.

[@dionnehawkins9063]

You see the reason some people don't have to go to the gym so much family exercise to gether look at the muscle skin tone

[@RaysOfLoveChannel]

The kids are really learning a lot , this time no washing machine. Yeah kevin looks like the uncle. Nice vlog

[@AnnaAcheampong]

❤️💋

[@costellosamuel3706]

I am from Trinidad living in the US, this is the way we used to wash our clothes in the old country. We also used a block soap, called blue soap. Brought back so many memories.

[@Paula-ci3jx]

Same in Jamaica

[@neveragetv]

Memories are made of this

[@jamesayiquaye614]

Hahaha home sweet home Acheampong family always make my day whenever I watch your videos

[@sherahmumbitipsvlogs660]

The beauty of living in Africa is doing things together and helping one another learn,,,the video is so beautiful,,, keep doing more of this videos

[@neveragetv]

Positive Vibes

[@Luv2TravelWithWave]

I enjoyed the washing with his uncle. So handsome. I too wash my clothes on hand.

[@evangelistbrighttv1403]

Smiling the whole time. Well done. Love this family

[@setepenrameryamun441]

i like how you potray our culture in reality and in the right contest. akpe na mi looo, y3da mo asi, thank you both.

[@242math]

this is highlighting your rich culture, it is amazing to see what you do and how you do it, love the video, very exciting to watch

[@charlottealayziah]

I love how you are all adapting to the ghanaian culture.

[@estherkumi6437]

When you see your fingers are getting sticky you dip it in the water it’s sooo easy l miss doing that

[@johndesmond3510]

I love the fact that the children are also learning about the culture at their early age before they we....

[@ricoa2681]

Waw I'm voiceless ,in Hayiti, we prepare it the same way, but the name is different: Tom tom, and we need to mix it with : kalalou to be able to swallow it .Same roots after all.

[@GhanaDreams4life]

Well done... Ghana dream 4life is proud of you....

[@edmcgeman5084]

Great video and all the experiences being shared. The Acheampongs are down to earth and you never get bored watching every minute of your videos. Keep it up.

[@nanayaw.ny1322]

Oh I miss Ghana 🇬🇭 paaa, Mr. & Mrs. Acheampong very funny

[@alissand5239]

love u guys and proud of u discover your videos today from Germany , u make my feelings of going back stronger forever thanks.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

🥰 welcome to the family

[@JSBackstageJandS]

This is EPIC.... I had planned on teaching my older kids to handwash their clothes this year.... Just for the sake of it.... (you never know).... so seeing this is going to speed up my plans.

[@sweetspice9120]

Some clothes r handwash only. And I prefer to handwash other clothes to preserve their quality

[@neveragetv]

Wawww.. pls do it..

[@gaetanagouvi416]

That's wonderful of you. you give me a good memory. Good training.

[@comeandsee1]

Oh my goodness! I was raised by my grandfather and we washed clothes by hand, but used a scrub board. Then he got a washing machine with a ringer on the top, I'm telling my age, we used to eat chicken feet and rice sometimes. The good old days!

[@neveragetv]

Memories

[@joyfulsoul1702]

I tried making fufu in a blender, with fresh plantain & fresh casava....I tell you that stuff almost destroyed the blender...it is so gooiii & strong, it' amazing! It really fills you up, very good diet. I also made egusie soup, very tasty, my son loves it.

[@Barimapadogs]

There are times two people will be pounding and one person turning it in the mortar. This is for beginner koraaa.😄

[@everythingbeautifulalways6118]

Nice video really enjoyed this that's how we wash in Jamaica.I have washing machine and I still wash by hand's.

[@mowusu72]

Kevin looks like the light skin version of the Uncle

[@Ada-zg2qb]

Yes! I thought he was his dad

[@Dirtyvinyl23]

My mother has a washing machine but she still washes clothes by hand. She says she doesn’t just rely on the washing machine but likes to wash clothes by hand because the clothes comes out better. Things we take for granted in the West, Africans make the best of what they have and are no worse off for not having things like washing machines. As for washing each other’s dirty underwear - I’ll best leave that controversy to another day!

[@sadikhabubak2219]

😍😍wow

[@sandiin6885]

So true.

[@1_cedi]

So true

[@rk2258]

Thank you so much for sharing with us this video. It was fun and very informative . Nice to see you all wash clothes and prepare fufu together, painting the picture of the community living in Africa . God bless you always .

[@Stella-Shanelly]

Enjoyed watching this... I love how the kids are fitting in in everything

[@AnnaAcheampong]

❤️

[@kwameaboagye940]

Brother Kevin big up to you and your family coming home and it’s the life.

[@elizabethnyarko6736]

And Kevin also congrats for the fufu pounding 😂🙂🙂

[@qwequenyamekre8418]

I've enjoyed watching thus couple tell their story from the beginning and then hopping on the plane to resettle in Ghana and adapting so easily and blending make them so unique a family. I wish you guys all the best.....Happy staying in Ghana 🇬🇭...welcome home 🏡....

[@neveragetv]

So sweet

[@asareboateng2117]

Am enjoying your Kumasi Series. Anna did well and Kevin was awesome.

[@beafricanbehealthy7056]

i like that, this is one way to get some exercise in. wow. life is wonderful when you are constructive, peace and blessings.

[@tiger490]

I was on the floor laughing! I loved this video guys, thank you for sharing this. Nice family affair, washing clothes!

[@neveragetv]

Awesome

[@lindagyamfi1121]

Oh my goodness l love you guys may the almighty God comfort your soul and bless your heart stay bless

[@dannykofi]

Kelvin Looks very much like the Man beside him..💯

[@gloria7964]

Yhh that's his uncle

[@ikechukwuuzoma1079]

Interesting kevin is a true african man that sticked to our african valleus so don't be disappointed ok. What a lovely family.

[@lloyds6572]

Hi guys, how are you all, I just want to respond to the topic of a man washing a women’s underwear, I am from a little insignificant Island in the Caribbean Sea name Jamaica, and exactly how your aunty explained the reason men do not wash women’s underwear the same reason we don’t, I had goosebumps when I heard her explaining why, we are descendants of African separated by hundred of miles and 400 years have passed by and something remain,

[@michaelrwilliams5466]

Hi Lloyd S, why do you think Jamaica's an "insignificant" Island in the Caribbean? Jamaicans have been making tracks every where in the world. (I'm also Jamaican)

[@TheRoxyB]

As a fellow Jamaican our island is very significant. You can hardly find any place on the planet not influenced by our music or have heard about us. I know you me at no harm but our words carry weight that.

[@ama.dorsina]

A new subscribeee💃💃 guess I'm welcomed to the family

[@dionnehawkins9063]

IF YOU have a husband who help out in house hold work an everything you will spend more time together an you will be less slave or tired an more beautiful

[@iamtribal5004]

Ur Daugther is gaining a whole lot of Experience ...She will be great in the future ..Bless her !!

[@anslemanslem2123]

Love the way your husband pand it. Tell your wife not to be scared.. She is now an African woman. so please face your fears

[@jogadorraro6570]

The beauty of our wonderful african food culture !!❤️ much love from ANGOLA 🇦🇴 🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴

[@Beatscooking]

✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴

[@ndivine1]

I enjoyed learning about how Fufu is made. Dominicans eat Mangu (mashed plantains). It's cool to see that you add cassava (our second most common food next to plantains) to it.

[@AnnaAcheampong]

Ohw nice where do you eat the mangu with ?

[@ndivine1]

@@AnnaAcheampong for breakfast with eggs or fried sausage. For lunch or dinner with stewed meats or salt fish.

[@rehtsecouture5149]

More contents like these please. It was very nice to watch