A Side of America The Media Won’t Show You!

[@ibeelvis]

Senior man Tayo please drop a video on skincare tips next😄 Beautiful video 💫

[@chineduonyesoro3388]

Skin what ?😀

[@Sugarspiceeverythingnice-f4t]

What does he know about skin care

[@architecture.w]

You didn't visit Newport Beach, Rancho Palos Verdes, Malibu, or anyplace really nice.

[@Mr.Tito.]

​@@architecture.w😂 forget it, American is fully of hype, it is just another sh*t country Why I will be paying $300 a night in hotel to see sh*t in the street, urine smell everywhere Dam Thanks for KZbin and the content creators the media won't fool us anymore

[@morechoiceskincare8185]

When asking a tourist about skincare. Na wa o

[@austynworldinc3455]

In Africa if you cannot afford a home in big cities, there's always village to run back to.

[@LuePinkney]

Drugs don't want ppl to go back to thier families 😪

[@bisangwastella957]

Very very true....and land in the village is affordable atleast and also the fact that we giving a hand to each other.

[@lucasomolo8443]

The land in US is for certain people only.... villages are for specific people

[@HeisTemar]

No be lie

[@kvo3542]

Swears😅

[@apolloobel]

I am born and raised in Uganda. Wildly travelled and moved to LA 2021. Been here just over 2 years. My honest opinion is that this place is over hyped,too expensive,high crime rate.Have decided to leave and go back to Uganda where I wish to live instead of merely existing in the USA. Brilliant video Tatoo. ✌🏾

[@MrOneWay5000]

wise choice!

[@crishnaholmes7730]

How’s it going

[@chronicfatiguehermithiker3022]

And when you get there, tell the people, because they don’t realize that they have a healthier life in Africa, because only the rich is allowed to live in USA, everyone else can only exist, just like you said. So they are wasting their time and money to come here.

[@apolloobel]

@@crishnaholmes7730 I am good.. how u??

[@mrnobody6603]

You have decided to go back i call it cap, 😂😂 you aint going nowhere

[@shotelco]

I was born and raised in L.A. (I'm in my 60's now). I have visited 77 Countries and lived in 4 of those for more than a year each. As an "American of primarily African ancestry", America in general, and Southern California in particular are like a "luxury Brand" (Think Apple or Tesla, or Bottega). The _Only_ reason people buy (almost always getting into deep debt to do so) them is to impress their equally shallow and materialistic friends. Otherwise, a "Brand" offers no real happiness nor contentment. I can see this now as I abandoned the insane asylum that is America for Africa and SE Asia 20 years ago, where I found _True_ happiness and contentment.. I wish I would have left sooner.

[@techminds8877]

Cap

[@judevector]

Pure cap 😂😂😂, de ride us

[@asap5529]

I don’t think anyone could explain it better. Big facts

[@immanueleze2211]

Caprisone, capper, capoon, capol... All wetin you type na cap, who ask you

[@kesjakpor5861]

Hopefully you are a politician where you are and stealing big, otherwise it gets more miserable in Nigeria😂

[@tapiwataruwedzera1554]

One thing I like about you my brother is that you are brutally honest. You don't sugar coat things...

[@tplez1659]

except when he calls $399 three hundred dollars instead of four hundred dollars!

[@Accuface2000]

Why do you have to sugarcoat, do you sugarcoat reality?

[@itskwenaa]

Thank you for sharing the truth. They always market the “good”side of America and show Africa as “bad”.

[@JasNakira-bs5nx]

Africans need to control their narrative better and improve countries. This part of LA does not represent the entire state of California. But there are counties in African where very large portions suffer from poverty.

[@oghenetejirimerit6046]

Do not be deceived by what you see in Africa, we are not as homeless and poor as they show you online, place to sleep, meal everyday, clothes to wear, Africa is blessed but if you have not been you wouldn't know

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@JasNakira-bs5nxyup

[@facingX]

Most not from the states may find it interesting that contrary to the narrative that everyone here is happy & you’ll find happiness here, it is actually the opposite-not only are a lot of people unhappy, but, in fact hate those who are happy.

[@Johnny-tv5tq]

Mud huts​@@oghenetejirimerit6046

[@dextersfinest175]

"Everything is designed in America to take your money..." Truer words have never been spoken

[@Traderholicc]

Come to Africa lol

[@dapoakerele5456]

Well said, America is the seat of capitalism

[@pineapplesandvibes3277]

@@TraderholiccNo one is talking about Africa, shut up. You can’t even say a single country.

[@kofiarthur3749]

First America is not big. You can fit over 3x United States, including Alaska inside Africa with plenty of room left. Flights takes long From New Jersey to LA because of the route structure. Newark NJ to LA is 2, 800 miles. Lagos to Johannesburg is about 4,200 miles. That said homelessness, poverty- people who works 6days/week but Can't afford food...relies on Food banks or charity organizations in Western countries are worst than most poor Countries but their hypocrite media won't show that. Just about a month ago I was in Canada for a visit and it was in the news that an industrial middle class town called Hamilton with population of Five hundred and seventy thousand (570, 000) have more than two thousand people sleep outside (homeless) 360 days a year but you won't hear that in news in Africa. In Africa, my country Ghana "most people" who sleeps outside are mentally challenged people and not a full time worker and also in our rural areas you hardly see homelessness though their houses aren't modern no one sleeps outside at night and gets soaked when it rains

[@AngelRivera-de1lq]

​@kofiarthur3749 the US is big. Idk why ur comparing its size to Africa, when US is a country and Africa is a continent. Makes zero sense. Also the homeless here r also for the most part mentally unwell ppl. US is facing a mental health crisis rn, and the government would rather throw money in other places than deal with it, so they just use bandaid to cover up severed limbs

[@liciashealthandmaternity]

I visit Atlanta and the experience very shocking, the homelessness in America is very sad. Africa blessed, we are rich but we don't see...we pay for everything in cash, 99% og Africans have a home. This is very insightful🎉

[@mobolajimubarak1874]

Hi

[@emmanueldwumah4490]

❤😂

[@GetLoose-bx2qr]

500 million people do not have access to clean, safe water in Africa…

[@vmer-kaba631]

Most Africans live off of one meal a day, or zero. Many of the homes cannot be called homes as they are infested with rats, and of pest. Not safe for child and babies. In America free Healthcare, Meals and Shelter are guarantee to all children. What has brought controversy is when US parents cannot keep things together and provider shelter, food and education for a child The child is removed and place in foster child to be provided for until the age of 18, or finish college that is paid for by the state. Before that time the parent has first rights to claim the child back is conditions are met. Like the rest of the world, drugs are destructive.

[@etinosa001]

​@@vmer-kaba631 lol, Ur 1st lie was saying America has free healthcare for everyone, so no point reading the rest of your degrading statements

[@bridgetsolomon533]

What Africa must learn from America is Marketing...A visit to some of these cities and one can just be purely underwhelmed by many of these hyped places in the media. There's really power in story telling, Like Tayo said. If the narrative on Africa will change, we will have to change it through our stories, no one else will.

[@tade5671]

This my friend is a wisdom comment!

[@AliyehAmouzgar]

africa countries needs to stop being racist to their neighbours.

[@achickon_abudget7485]

Honestly!

[@Ned_Slanders]

They need to learn how to build that shithole up.

[@SarisLtd]

Very true, imagine we give as much 'airtime' to US crime, drugs, and poverty as they do Africas. The worlds dynamics will change.

[@NorbertOkolo]

It's good you let everyone know that all that glitters are not gold. The same soberness I feel for the homeless people in LA after watching this video was exactly what I felt sometimes in 2008 when I traveled to China: I never believe that I could see poor and homeless people there in Guangzhou with all the glamour and glory of the city; and with all the riches there. Traveling is the greatest education anyone can have. Thank you Tayo!

[@obidigitalis]

Chinese are out of poverty now.

[@GeniusB_ICT]

Nigeria will always be my home. I can travel for Smmer vacation in foreign countries. When I tell people there's a lot of crazy things happening in America than Nigeria, they usually think am capping negative. But this right here is the real expose. Thanks Tayo Aina. Keep up the good work, I really enjoy watching your videos.

[@patrickharris4829]

Don't go to the large cities. If you want to see real America and Americans. The big cities are rat races filled with crime and no morals.

[@LuePinkney]

Drugs was working la Texas since 1974 1974 Vietnam War 🇻🇳 herio cocaine weed almost 30 yrs 😳 Drugs has taken over 😳 the political history the don't care police are trying their best 🙄

[@GenZ_Zillenial]

I was born & raised in London UK. I visited LA for the first time 2 years ago just when the city was slowly starting to come out of the COVID 19 lockdowns. I was just as shocked as you were Tayo, America has one of the most powerful marketing machines in the world. There are parts of Los Angeles that looked more impoverished than any major city in Western Europe. The homeless epidemic is out of control over there and the homeless have pretty much taken over the streets and sidewalks of Downtown Los Angeles. What's even more disheartening is that a overwhelming number of them are battling drug addiction and it only seems to be getting worse. New York City also had a huge homeless problem. Many of them lived on the Subway (I noticed this with Los Angeles also). While I appreciate the beautiful landscape while driving down the Pacific Coast Highway, the rocky Malibu beaches and the lovely Californian sun at the heigh of February. That other side full of poverty, crime and drug addiction left a mental scar in my mind whenever I think of this city.

[@TayoAinaFilms]

You have said it all! Thanks for sharing your experience 🙏🏾

[@ibexy]

Thats why they show you only Ajegunle in Lagos. They know Nigerians will not like to japa if you show the drug epidemic and dirty places in LA. People that know know

[@DavidLoveJanet]

Just like Canada…. This is why the scheme to get in is really easy for some people…the thing is they start to make people sick in the west from birth with sugar and drugs. As an American I can say this. And the school system the social aspect is trash. Homeschool or be really involved in your kids when you come to the west unless they will suffer and end up like the drug addicted indigenous it’s well

[@Daakie9362]

Wooow

[@chocolatecaramel4447]

@LondonsPointOfView1 The UK has it's share of poverty and homelessness as well. Don't front like they don't. As a matter of fact, since Charles has been King it's been worse.

[@ahamefulaahuchaogu7514]

Everywhere has problems. That's the point of the video!

[@jasonsimmons671]

I’m American and I’ve never …..NEVER been interested in traveling to Los Angeles. I’ve never seen the hype about it period…. Smh……I have however been to Ghana 🇬🇭 and Kenya 🇰🇪 total 7 times and absolutely love everything about it ❤! Can’t wait to go back again next year God willing 🙏🏿

[@bodeadefolu]

Glad to know that as an American you love Africa and willing to come back.but how about coming to Nigeria,my family will be willing to host you so you can share your experience with more people

[@johnsonuche7733]

Try visiting Nigeria

[@fnkapraku]

Glad to hear you visited my country Ghana. What did you really love about Ghana

[@jasonsimmons671]

@@fnkapraku I love just the overall environment ❤️🙏🏿 . I’ve made a circle of friends over there as well that treat me like family… the community comradary is also above and beyond. Everything I can do in USA I can do in Ghana lol

[@fnkapraku]

@@jasonsimmons671 That's nice. I'll like to visit America too maybe not now but someday. Any City or places you'll recommend??

[@GodIsGreat_AllahuAkbar100]

Brothers and Sisters In Africa I wont talk much🤐, I hope we have seen it all. Lets value what we have. Wakanda Forever🤴🏽🤴🏽🤴🏽. I love my Africa. Thanks very much Big bro for making videos like this to show us what they were really hiding from us. I pray that God protect and Guide you on your Journeys Across America, I pray for long life and good health so that you can keep on with the good work you are doing, You are a Gem💎 to Africa and you should be celebrated and appreciated. A big thank you from all Africans to You. I pray that you have more funding to embark on great journeys like this to make us Educated about the big world out there that we dont know, so that we dont even waste our time and effort. I pray that may you channel grow greatly so that you can get the chance to Impact a lot of our dear brothers and Sisters

[@odusijitemitayo7820]

Good job mr Tayo i wish all our bloggers in Nigeria can post this so people can value Nigeria

[@fnkapraku]

Not only Nigeria but Africa as a whole bro

[@nairah1]

As a Los Angeles native, I am glad you highlighted the homeless population and housing crisis. When I traveled to Nigeria, the people I met did not believe me when I told them living here is not easy. It was the same story when speaking with Ghanaians. They think people here are homeless or jobless because they are lazy and don't want to work.

[@SuleymanKel]

I mean.. they're not wrong

[@denisewatkins1585]

@@SuleymanKel That is not true, Some people have fallen on hard times, have mental illness, and drug problems, and are victims of domestic abuse . The cost of rental and housing is unaffordable.

[@SuleymanKel]

true@@denisewatkins1585

[@gerardvalery4604]

I emigrated here to the US 41 yrs ago from Jamaica. As a child that was my mindset that these American people are lazy, reliant on the system etc. Over the years I've witnessed folk emigrate here and given opportunities the natives(people who been here for generations from african or native descent) get passed on. Once you understand the history, it give you insight on disparities that still exists presently.

[@truegamer2819]

about damn time a content creator is talking about the trees in LA cause they never mention them until someone right now

[@BurntTransGarage]

I really love what you say in this video. You point out how the homelessness in LA in not like anywhere in Africa. This needs to be told. The American people need to hear this. It’s expensive to live in the US where there are jobs. We need to do better about taking care of our people. I love your videos, been watching for many years, I really hope you come to Colorado someday and checkout Denver, Colorado Springs, Vail, Breakenridge, Fairplay (aka South Park), Buena Vista, and Grand Junction. My state has so much to offer. Let me know if you come here, I’d be honored to show you around.

[@ashelyanderson2370]

I'm curious to know what they say in Africa about the United States. The only images we see of Africa are view of poverty and war. I was really excited when all of the content came our way during the pandemic. So many videos coming out of Africa and from young Africans on Instagram that I became really hopeful. I found Tayo during this time. on KZbin. We always here of Africa as Third World, but really thinking we in America are Third World. Most of us don't really own much and are always working. I work for myself so I can control it a bit more but we live to work verse work to live. 🤔

[@bassiroudiallo4816]

Try watching Wodemaya for more info on the African continent ❤ There you will see the Africa they will never saw you on tv

[@gerardvalery4604]

PIKES PEAK!!!

[@Micnify]

There's no place like home ❤!! Thank you!! Mic'2024 😊!!

[@olabassey3142]

Having lived in both the UK and Nigeria, I've come to realize that every place has its challenges, and it's not fair to idealize one over the other. While the US, especially in cities like LA, grapples with homelessness and income inequality, Lagos, Nigeria faces similar issues. In Lagos, there are high levels of poverty, visible in areas like Yaba market, where people with disabilities and health challenges struggle to beg daily, without access to proper healthcare. The slums in Lagos, though lacking a racial element, mirror the struggles seen in American projects or hoods. It's crucial to shed light on the challenges faced globally and work towards creating a better world for everyone, regardless of their income level. Let's promote education and understanding to make a positive impact on people's lives. 🌍💙

[@Scarlett_me]

The government has really made things difficult for us, everyone needs more than their salary to be financially stable, since I consistently make $36,000 in profits from cryptocurrency investment every 7 business days, I am no longer dependent on government salaries to survive. . My greatest happiness is the biweekly profit of S 64,000 that I constantly obtain from my $15,000 investment despite economic fluctuation.Are you interested? Everybody should be rich or at least have money Let me know if you're interested

[@Untilhecomes85]

Exactly 💯💯💯💯

[@sladewilson377]

American and Western issues though are a tear compared to what we see in Africa

[@Scarlett_me]

@@Untilhecomes85 TRUE! The cost of living is expensive in every way! All you need is a real source of income and invest in different sources of income that are not dependent on the government. It is no longer a story that the world is experiencing a global economic recession, thanks to Ms. Adriana Hernández I am very happy. that I received $64,000 of my $15,000 investment every 8 days

[@Scarlett_me]

@@sladewilson377 TRUE! The cost of living is expensive in every way! All you need is a real source of income and invest in different sources of income that are not dependent on the government. It is no longer a story that the world is experiencing a global economic recession, thanks to Ms. Adriana Hernández I am very happy. that I received $64,000 of my $15,000 investment every 8 days

[@AwokenEntertainment]

This is what LA truly is, so many different experiences and cultures but somehow it all vibes together

[@Micnify]

There's more that meets the eye ❤!! Seriously!! Mic'2024 😊!!

[@FlyWithVeiga]

I live in Boston, and you’re exactly right. The US doesn’t do much about homelessness or for military veterans

[@prosperousnatasha8153]

I never can put my head around this, men and women put their lives on the line for a country that neglect them 😢

[@lars-akechesburg9911]

@@prosperousnatasha8153 ruling class is morally bankrupt in most countries.

[@FlyWithVeiga]

Yeah it’s so messed up smh it’ll probably never change too 👎🏾

[@joey-pn3xe]

The US doesn’t do anything about healthcare, fair wages, maternity leave, the list goes on

[@olivenwosu]

I wonder why 🤔

[@mobrown7594]

I love that you guys are showing this, please come and do this in Europe too just subscribed

[@AhmedMagem]

I visited LA and I stayed at the Omni Los Angeles hotel. Coming out of this beautiful hotel on the right takes you to main LA, but taking your left takes you to Downtown and that was where I came across the highest number of homeless people. It was a rude shock to me. I explored the city, especially visiting the Hollywood sign the Beverly Hills and the Hollywood Walk of Fame where I met many other Nigerians doing good. America, not just LA and NYC is very expensive compared to living in Abuja, Nigeria. With a monthly rent of $2,000 in LA, that's a year's rent in the choicest places in Abuja. Nice video Tayo.

[@brilliantjill7776]

Tayo...... i so much love your hard work and ireally wish to be like you someday.... a Ghanaian brother here... sending my greetings...

[@kembaoak]

I visited there from Canada in December and I witnessed the same. The place is insanely expensive and the city is kinda intense.. one bad trip like a lost job or sickness that keeps you away from work or depression that got you hooked on drugs and you out on the road . Could happen to the best of us.

[@MrManny075]

This shit is deliberate to control the slaves, they use homelessness to control the rest, it's like saying look this is what will happen to you if you complain. the proof is when XI visited they cleaned up the street in a few days

[@Kennymoney]

You doing a Great Job Brother ❤Love From GHANA 🇬🇭

[@amenuveveama9993]

I like your content, you're always so honest.❤

[@LilyMutamzTv]

Proud of you Taiwo you are doing so well.. Congratulations

[@eleanorhunt273]

Thank you Stacia, for divulging such a tantalising display. It will undoubtedly instigate the changes, that we require.

[@maidofredmwesigwa5609]

I would never chose any other option in the U.S, LA is home to us, when you live here you learn how to get things fit into yo budget. Its super expensive to live here but so are the opportunities available to change yo life if you handle yo money well. After the hustle, you return home(Africa) to enjoy the harvest. If possible, each person needs a chance to try it for atleast 4-10 yrs, harvest whatever they can, and go back home, problems begin, when you want to stay forever, the system eats u up

[@LekienMcfini]

I hope you are able to do a tour of the continental US! You would be amazed! LA’s drug problems is wild. Also it’s states not countries. I’m glad you are showing these.

[@locomotionkinda4083]

I would add, you are talking about cities in states. You can't judge an entire state by one city .

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@locomotionkinda4083 I agree

[@fakhanmidok7902]

I've always wanted to go to Europe and America, to do a content like this, to free our people from mental slavery, thank God someone went ahead of me. I'm satisfied.

[@JasNakira-bs5nx]

Mental slavery? This KZbinr went to LA and NY lol. LA is in California a huge beautiful state with various communities. NY is huge as well he only went to Brooklyn when NY is an entire state. He didn't show upstate NY or any other places in California besides a place where there is homelessness. This video is definitely not a fully accurate video of California or the State of NY. I know I live in the United States.

[@Emperorkovic]

I love and prefer UK

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@JasNakira-bs5nxyup

[@binaryhills2491]

​@@JasNakira-bs5nxyou could say the same for countries in Africa.

[@AKUBOEMMANUEL]

YOU ARE DOING A GREAT WORK, KEEP PUSHING IT

[@bodeadefolu]

Thanks Ty for helping many of us to be prideful of our homeland,we still love our country no matter what we are going through.Hod be with us all

[@6feet6figures]

Your country is finished

[@rebeccaogbonna5325]

Tayo thank you for this experience,You just made me appreciate my country the more 🇳🇬, and keep pushing on making that change I desire. Thumbs up to your amazing team.

[@eamparbeng]

Lol. Many Nigerians would rather live in my country Ghana than yours cuz it's safer. I've hears that from some Nigerians I've met. Your country's corruption is horrible. Your politicians steal from not only the country, but from themselves. If Nigeria was so great, you wouldn't have had a civil war that ravaged your country due to lack of ethnic unity, but also would be a superpower that you aren't. And your business, economic, and financial is inferior

[@casiegrey3869]

I just saw your content today and am very happy cuz you are living a dream I keep wishing for myself so locked on you 👍👍keep your good work

[@Okorom0412]

I am Afro American. According to Ancestry DNA 65% West African (mostly Nigerian) 35% European. I was born in northern Cali (Berkeley), and raised in southern Cali (Compton/LA County). Yes LA does have a major homeless, drug and crime problem. I pray to one day see this all change!... On another note, I will be traveling to Nigeria in April soooooo..... I hope that Nigeria is everything I hoped it would be. I know that we all live in our tiny little bubbles, but I will try and remain opened minded about the people, places and things I experience in Nigeria. I have visited Kenya (2023), and I was shocked by the living conditions of many people living in the slums, and the narrow dirt roads. I may not have noticed homeless people living on the streets but the living conditions in some parts of Nairobi were not much better than the living standards of our homeless population in LA. I think that the real problem in LA is mental illness and the drug epidemic!! The homeless people here don't want to get clean and sober. They rather live on the streets to avoid paying taxes, employment, rent, and other costly expenses. They also rather use their social security, disability, and other government resources to buy and sell drugs on skid row. Basically, people living on skid row choose to live in such conditions. How do I know? Well let's just say that in college I did a sociological field experiment where I drove down to skid row and interviewed many many homeless people. The one thing they all had in common was that they all wanted to be there. All summed up, the US offers assistance to the homeless and drug addicts, but unfortunately these people reject the help. Pray for these people!!

[@RenecklukaMarshah]

This is the comment I was looking for and still America is a great nation nothing can take that way

[@kvo3542]

​@@RenecklukaMarshahRest. Don't take the risk

[@punterchoice]

Tayo that's an amazing team. I really enjoyed their vibes and fluency. I learnt smth in every seconds count. I wished that would never end. Beautiful story. Beautiful shiiiiiT. And all to continue the awesome narrative 🎉

[@okufesooluwasegun6354]

Thank you, Senior man, Tayo. Na your channel dey carry me go all this country. I dey talk now as if I don visit some places even though I no pass Ibadan here 😂😂😂. Thanks and God bless you 🙏

[@stephanienwadieiiamhybasia]

No. I don’t live in California but Texas. I love it here.( Galveston). It is beautiful here and nice people. I love traveling to the Gambia. I would never record our very poor brothers and sisters in the Motherland for views. I show people wherever I go. One day, hopefully I will have at least one beautiful video, edited and shot as good as yours. Well done.

[@larry94405]

My first time visiting America, I stayed in LA and I was shocked at the number of homeless people I saw. This was my first time leaving Africa and this was a shock to me as we tend to have this perfect view of America and Western Europe. I saw more homeless people than I'd ever seen in my country Cameroon. And it wasn't about my neighborhood though, I stayed at a 4 star hotel in Downtown LA and around me was made up of 4/5 Star hotels. So seeing that many homeless people in such an area was a shock to me. One day I needed a phone repair and google maps took me to this place a little bit out of Downtown. Me wey think say I be correct area boy, I was shaking there 😂. I'm glad this was the first place I visited though. This gave me a somewhat balanced view of the world. Nice video btw.

[@mickvonbornemann3824]

Actually urban camping & slumming it as a hippy are the latest trends in the US for the Americans privledged enough to get vacation leave there.

[@celineo9445]

You should visit Canada, it’s worse

[@RenzelYoung]

​@@celineo9445WOW really?

[@airelavandbeyond9550]

Tayo I was born and raised in Chicago, IL now living in Port Harcourt, Nigeria since the lockdown. Most of your people here can't fathom why would an American move from the United States to Nigeria. So I really appreciate you for exposing the real America that black Americans see and experience every day. If you get an opportunity go to Chicago Millesimal mile and try our Garret popcorn Chicago mix.

[@sladewilson377]

🤣🤣 Because your living in the sweet side of the country. You see a Nigeria that most Nigerians never see and would dream to see.

[@oracool6129]

@@sladewilson377 Even some people in this "sweet part" part are trying to japa. So I think the point is personal.

[@sladewilson377]

@@oracool6129 Exactly, even being rich in Africa blows. The elite tend to live abroad and send their kids abroad.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@oracool6129damn

[@kayodedaniel5517]

Wow, you made my day. This is one of the best travel vlog I've ever watched.

[@NgwakaUgonna]

Im always impressed and excited each time i came across your videos. I really enjoyed it well. I like adventure soo much and i like what you do. Watching from Enugu, Nigeria

[@thesonthatmanifest]

My brother, I am living in Ghana now since 1st October and I can truly say that Ghanaians are the friendliest people I ever meet. they are not only true their nature, but very hard working as well. I am retired from my working life in the U.S.A. and I want to live here for the rest of my life, but need to earn extra income as a content creator on UTube maybe I take your course. Africans are more family based in their values which keeps people from being homeless, especially they way they honor the ederly here they have more respect to those who came before them. If the ederly and the young were to hang out together the next generation would be better off in the long run. Yes, every place has it good points and bad, but Africa is far more advance in how it treats it people, even before colonialism.

[@JasNakira-bs5nx]

I do agree that respect for our elders is very important. But I prefer the US.

[@PhilBullock-b3e]

Why Would You Need To Earn Extra Income.You Should Have Saved So Much Money , Before You Reached Ghana.ThevWay You Spoke It's Like You Were Set For Life From Your Retirement Money. But Now You Sound Like You Are Desperate For Income ,I Love This ,Now It Sounds Like You Are Begging . Hahaha Who Moves To Ghana And Now They're Broke. What A Fool,I Have To Laugh.Useless Man .

[@tochukwuejim2450]

After you finish this video make sure you show how bad the road is in ikorodu and how people no dey get light for days in Nigeria.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

He won't

[@okiemuteonofurho4254]

The entire video is giving GTA. 💯. Feels like I have been there before ❤

[@tamarakepreyeomgbuayakimi.2841]

Yeah, GTAv to be precised, infact it was in Los Angeles the making not the game began .

[@IkabaMichael]

Your contents are always educative and Entertaining... Well-done boss.

[@DougMoore-bo5sy]

I was born in California, I meet and married my wife Ugandan wife in Uganda applying for VISA to be USA citizen, I plane to go back to Uganda after retirement it is a lovely country to live in i am part of the Kumam tribe now

[@Kiolashei]

I live in the San Fernando Valley but it’s still considered LA. I avoid going to downtown LA and Venice and Santa Monica as much as I can. It is very expensive and hectic and so full of homeless people. Unfortunately, the homeless people are making there way to the valley and taking over. I respect that you showed the real side of LA. I really enjoyed this video. Keep it up 😊

[@aniopara]

You will hardly see this part of America on TV. Thank you for showing us the other part of America we do not know. Thank you for this video Tayo.

[@fewkeyfewkey5414]

This is just generic Los Angeles and many big cities as well. America unfortunately almost shares a problem with all big cities. At least in my we have a few homeless people lying in the streets compared to what Los Angeles and Portland have but my City population is 300k

[@beaujac311]

aniopara:. Actually that part of America is very publicized. Here in the US you see these homelessness stories all the time in media. Everybody in the US knows that we have a homelessness problem. It is not hidden.

[@M2a3i]

@@beaujac311agreed!!

[@ameenahameed8874]

There is plenty of homelessness throughout the US. Moreso in the larger cities. It’s unfortunate as well as the higher costs of housing and it’s getting more expensive.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@ameenahameed8874that's you in your profile picture

[@tallest4eva]

FYI, regarding the Mexican population in LA, California was a part of Mexico up until about 120years ago when the US seized California, New Mexico, Arizona etc from Mexico in a war. So many of the Mexican descended people in California didn't cross the border, the border crossed them.

[@sladewilson377]

It was actually 176 years ago. Texas joined the US in the mid 19th century after gaining independence from Mexico. There were barely any Mexicans in that region. They never truly owned it. It was just based on a Spanish claim. Very few of the Mexicans are descended from the people who were there before conquest. Most Mexicans came long after the Mexican America of 1848.

[@tprice-f5r]

You obviously don't live in California or have been to the border or deal with laws that. Support illegals yet Veterans and African Americans are homeless and get nothing.

[@rosemariegray-olabiran7991]

Exactly

[@goodnesschinecheremmoses]

This was really an emotional video, The story ended beautifully, I pray I will get to share my story soon. Thank you Tayo for sharing this experience with us

[@thewanjala1family]

Much ❤ from Africa Kenya. You are my big supporters, keep it up!

[@Catiyes]

All places have good and bad. My husband is native of a country in Africa. I have usually visited and enjoyed the differences. I have seen good and bad. And also, I have also seen good and bad here in America. However, i will say, i see more times than not more people wanting to leave their African country because of lack of opportunities available for sustaining themselves. I have asked many: if everyone leaves Africa, how will more cultivation occur? If no one will remain home and take care and all want to abandon ship, who will build a better desired society? Another thing is that many people come to America and make money and accumulate it, invest it, and save it to then return to their own countries as big men and women and to build the mansions that in America they could never afford to build for the same amount of money. So it is definitely not good to throw firey torches at the storehouse that is aiding you in feeding your family. It is not good to start to rise in statue and then spit on the hand that nourished you. Who actually does that? America has many faults just like all the other places around the world. However, if America closed it's borders and allowed no people from other countries to access opportunities here i am sure many would hurt from such a thing. Think on this.

[@tapiwataruwedzera1554]

Tato was just showing us the truth about America because America always sells the so called American dream. America is one of the most racist countries in the world. Most of the people who are homeless in that video are black and one of the major contributors are corporate racism. It is a known fact that most blacks do not rise up the corporate ladder because of corporate racism , all the high paying sophisticated jobs are reserved for whites. At the same time blacks are quickly fired for the smallest of things. Blacks are exposed to abject poverty and they are subjected to public schools where the government does not even entertain their academic needs, this leads to learners dropping out of school and dealing drugs just survive or make ends meet. The American system is designed to cripple or disadvantage non-whites, it is a system that only favour whites. White supremacy is alive and well in America and this video did justice to that...

[@jesusdway8351]

You may not know but, this is kind of like a revenge video because a lot of the foreigners who go to do KZbin videos in Africa for some reason concentrate on the slums and the bad areas so much some folks feel that's all that exist there. So, it's kind of a payback video 😊

[@mizta_pita]

The point he's making flew over your head. He only pointed the bad and good side of LA. Why are you angry about that?

[@Catiyes]

@@jesusdway8351 you have a good point

[@Catiyes]

@@mizta_pita who is angry dear? Can one comment their opinion without being "angry?" What in your opinion was his point? I understand that this is how he makes his money. However, I think he could use more tact. Just like the individuals who go over to the continent of Africa and highlight the not so fond aspects (poverty, yahoo, etcetera and so forth.....they and he are using the same tactless approach. While they use it to swindle people out of money for charities, this guy is using it for views.) There are better ways. Each person should find a way to take pride in one's own land without having to strikeout at others to do so. Am happy for people taking efforts to love their land. But again, I love mine as well, so let's find a way to build one another up rather than tearing each other down. Seriously!

[@chidera66]

Oh is that all, please show us the bad side of Nigeria, asking as a Nigerian living in Naija

[@tamarakepreyeomgbuayakimi.2841]

❤😂😂😂 ahhhhhh, no need nah we live in it , we experience it, we see it everytime nothing changes.😅

[@VicmmaEntertainment]

I love how Tayo doesn't just travel for vacations or show beautiful places but also shows us the other side of theses places which makes us understand that Africa is still better is some situations. Pure and Educative 👌

[@lawrencedesmondleach]

Come visit us over here on the East Coast. Come visit Atlanta, Georgia. Or Savannah. Or New Orleans, Charleston, Jacksonville, Miami, anywhere but over there!!! Enjoyed your video. Do ya thing. L

[@Mike_Ogana]

The palm-lined streets remind me of Tupac's video, ...🎶Live & Diɛ in LA🎶

[@p.t.9709]

Thank you for showing Africans some of this reality . Every country we visit here, people question why we actually moved out. So many seem to have this unrealistic, dreamy land view of the States.

[@octavia3000]

Yes it’s so saddening like it’s not what they be thinking.

[@jackiedelvalle]

Because it spends so much money 💰 on PROMOTING ITSELF as being rich, advanced, etc. My bubble burst definitively when I saw the fallout from Katrina back in the day. My god. That exposed errrrrrrrrthaaannngggg! Some of the areas they were showing on tv looked liked impoverished barrios in the 'third world', and that was BEFORE the hurricane went through. Insane. I couldn't believe my eyes. Now 🇬🇧 is following in the US 💰 obsessed footsteps and we're starting to see the same things: growing rates of homelessness, people doing multiple jobs just to survive, low quality everything, ill health, obesity and everyone medicated to their eyeballs. Such progress.

[@mrnobody6603]

Lets be real, this is nothing compared to what Africans live. Some people live in sh!tty conditions in Africa this is nothing. Dont compare US and Africa

[@theafrinado]

​@@mrnobody6603 The point is, it is sold as a dream but the reailty is different. Great marketing and PR that fails to show the hardship.

[@azitsallgood2514]

​@@mrnobody6603🧢

[@amiyrbarclift1640]

I'm glad that you got to see it. I have been to the continent of Africa a few times and as a black (African descendent) American. Africans have this picture that America is this land of milk and honey where everyone just has to work hard and we can all be living the "American Dream". I try to explain it to them but they all just think I'm crazy. People from other countries (especially Africa) think that America has it all. Which is simply not true. Homelessness across America is a very big issue. Inequality is a big issue as well. Many Americans fall through the cracks and sleep in tents under bridges or wherever they can where the police don't break down their tents. While there are some Americans who live this life you see on television and ignore the rest of the people. America is great on selling the world on its hype and people will always come here because they think there are opportunities. But I'm glad you at least get to show them what really is going on here.

[@peace5272]

Tayo, you were brutal in this video. No sugar coating.

[@iffysd9864]

The fbas gotta cope

[@Shegzlearn01]

always love all tayoainafilms videos , just started you tube and am planning to go into the tour industry ve always been motivated by him 💗💗💗💗♥

[@abbyabiloye7299]

Glad you shared this video. I hope you visit Miami too in the near future. I live in Miami and we have a lot of homelessness here too. Mostly due to drug use and mental health. Most of our Nigerian brothers and sisters don't realize that they are living large in Nigeria. The cost of living especially accommodation is very high in the United States.. I'm happy we don't have that problem in Nigeria. When I visited California, I could not believe the rate of homelessness in one side of Beverly hills while the other side of same Beverly Hills have mansions where stars and the rich people live. Same thing goes for Miami, the popular South Beach and Ocean Drive in Miami have a lot of mansions where the stars have houses while some parts of the same South Beach have so many homeless people.

[@naijasalesboss]

Tayo you inspire me with your stories

[@Come2wealth]

Thank you for making this video and showing people that America is not as the way people say it is. In Africa, if you are lazy, you will get one aunty or uncle that will be helping you but if you are lazy here in America, you become homeless. Period

[@Kite-te9km]

Have you been to Africa?

[@fewkeyfewkey5414]

@@Kite-te9kmfr not all african countries are like this

[@Kite-te9km]

@@fewkeyfewkey5414 I am African my friend. I was poking this man who said we are lazy.

[@vanesalusaria7860]

@@Kite-te9km they said IF your are lazy in America, you will not survive - Back home esp. in the villages you can be lazy and still get a meal a day.

[@M2a3i]

Im curious what do people say America is?

[@MasterEnergyHarmonizer]

Thank you for sharing this. I’m from NC the Eastern side of America. I was so happy to make it to Afrika Senegal 🇸🇳 so many Afrikans think america is just sooo nice. Naaaa it’s super expensive and mainly the whites will have luxury. Honestly I don’t like the challenges I face here in Afrika but I’d rather stay here than struggle in the states. AFRIKA WAKE UP PLEASE!

[@jonralph8843]

Roger that. I believe a lot of African Americans would really prefer to live in Africa than America but for the level of development or lack thereof in many parts of Africa.

[@strivechala7]

I'm in Dakar too, let's connect

[@fewkeyfewkey5414]

Nah u got a few things wrong. The reason whites got the luxury is because their a majority. A lot of people other than whites are rich in the US. There’s a lot of blacks and middle Eastern rich people in my city compared to the whites. Now yes US is expensive af depending where u live but if you live in a nice country side it will be more cheaper than a city area but you need a car and a getting a decent job is hard in the countryside :/

[@beaujac311]

MasterEnergyHarmonizer:. With all that said the United States of America is my country. My ancestors blood and hard labor is in this country. I am this country. Nobody will run me away from my own country. NOBODY!!!

[@sladewilson377]

@@jonralph8843only the very rich areas. Life in Africa even as a rich person blows.

[@dogvip7688]

Eye opener and comprehensive narrative video. Subscribed.

[@onuhinalegwu]

Thanks for the adventure Tayo. This is really a scholarly article that can help transform minds of those living in low income communities and those that have oppressed others around them because of financial difference. Make them go live 1 year for America so that their mind go learn. Thank God you made this video and KZbin for making it appear. Appreciate your work Tayo.💥💯👍

[@CHRISTAEVER]

Thank you for showing us America side the media don't show

[@andrewcleverly1322]

If you don't find a means of multiplying your money, you will wake up one day and realize that the money you thought you had, had been exhausted. Investment is a ladder to climb the financial wall.

[@andrewcleverly1322]

​@alicemark5918 Cryptocurrency investment, but you will need a professional guide on that.

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[@andrewcleverly1322]

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[@andrewcleverly1322]

@Agent_evelyn_fx

[@michaelgeorge9892]

I'm from Nigeria. Africa still have 200 years to be like one state in usa or UK. Not even the reach man area in USA or UK. Those people staying outside their choose to be there.

[@sladewilson377]

For real, Africa will never change

[@kudiratabiola1019]

Are you for real,those homeless people chose to be in that situation

[@kvo3542]

​@@sladewilson377Says who?

[@autumnraed]

i’ve watched a lot of your videos and to see the difference in your attitude when being in america versus places like botswana and namibia says alot. i’ve never realized how much america drains your spirit

[@WW-rs3cl]

Hi, I suggest in your travels in America, you select some of the smaller rural areas. L.A., New York or some of the other larger cities isn't all that America offers. I grew up in the rural area in small town. Maybe you should try visiting some states such as Oklahoma, New Mexico, Texas and Arkansas.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

He did it on purpose

[@slavianalbanovich9025]

rural America is too racist

[@HOLYFIRE777TV]

I like how u expose this bro because the American media make it look as if it’s only in Africa and the Caribbean we have homeless people, shame on them so rich yet so poor 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@racheal2036]

Exactly

[@steffen6987]

Well, Nigeria has around 25 million homeless people and over 100 million people living in basic shacks or very shabby housing. In the us they have 500 000 homeless people. And no, the media is definitly showing the homeless people in the news here in America...

[@ehigold1358]

​@@steffen6987if your lies will make you feel better that is good for you.

[@HOLYFIRE777TV]

@@steffen6987 bull 💩 🔥🔥

[@steffen6987]

@@HOLYFIRE777TV lol, turn on the news bro

[@leejaved4183]

Guess what folks? LA is not the only city in America that has a multitude of homelessness.

[@PinkNintendoDuo87]

You’re right, but Tayo Aina happened to use LA, California, USA as a major example (in video form).

[@mellymel6624]

It is one of the worst in the country. SF is really bad as well. Yes, there are lots of cities that have a lot of homeless country wide, but Cali has a high number of homeless compared to other states and cities.

[@GenZ_Zillenial]

LA and California in general has the worst number of homelessness in the US. The homeless population across the country receive certain benefits in Los Angeles, which explains why many reside there. Also the weather is consistently warm there compared to most parts of the US. So sleeping outside is never a problem.

[@Feckzy01]

@@GenZ_Zillenial😂LA is a city in California bro

[@Nikkinoonie]

Yes sadly they have created community’s .

[@Uptownsssboogie]

A very high percentage of the homelessness issue we have here in U.S is caused by Drug & Alcohol addictions, Mental Illness unfortunately

[@dagalost1949]

There should be ZERO homeless in THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Look how much money the government is sending to Ukraine.

[@6feet6figures]

The whole country is a mental asylum

[@andreotoide6928]

Awesome... thank you for taking us through LA. Pls I Need something from Cleveland Ohio 💯💯💯💯

[@Ban00]

Great documentary. Kudos to you and friends

[@Verelkia]

Californian here. It's always shocked me hearing friends of mine from India, Germany, etc. glorifying Los Angeles as a paradise, meanwhile people like me who've lived here their whole life see it as the gang capital of our country, rapid crime, loaded with poverty, corrupt police, horrible traffic, etc.

[@hishammuhammed6900]

It's because of the media and hollywood.Indians like USA mostly because of the modern lifestyle.

[@Uptownsssboogie]

I guess all the homeless people I've seen in Lagos during my 4 visits since 2018 under the Third Mainland Bridge & on the beach by Karumo Waters next to The Protea Hotel by Marriott was just a figment of my imagination...There are an estimated 300,000 homeless people in Lagos...Unfortunately homelessness is wahala in every country in the World and it'll keep getting worse as the Rich get richer & the poor get poorer

[@kennyafolabi7054]

Imagine o, and he started by saying he is not trying to shit on LA. Anything for content sha.

[@senadirect]

Put it in context... for a land that has so much and the best of the best... thats the context... how much does the average Lagosian survive on per day, now lets ask same question of LA, whats the gdp of Lagos vs LA, Lagos $102.01bn, LA 1.06 trillion U.S. dollars in 2022 and it is the 13th largest metropolitan area in the world and the second-largest metropolitan area in the United States and with its social security and all the schemes they have, question is why that level of homelessness (its not the homelessness thats the issue but the level of it), its called Inequality so what you see under 3rd mainland bridge is nothing compared.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@kennyafolabi7054right

[@menaseven9093]

Tayo nice tour of Los Angeles, I like the Griffith Museum, Santa Monica Beach, and Venice Beach. I like seeing the homeless problem in LA in the video. San Francisco also has a big homeless problem. The US media only show you the good side of America, they dont show the bad side like crime, drug use, homelessness, low wages, and expensive life. But when the US media go to Haiti and Africa they mostly show you the bad side like poor people and corrupt politicians.

[@felixmintah8632]

Thanks for the advice. But I will definitely go the skid road when I visit LA. It's evident that you did not get mugged or robbed.

[@kenndemccrum8344]

It's not a 6 hr flight. There is a time zone change (US Pacific time is 3 hours behind US Eastern time).

[@bonniek20]

It is a 6 hour flight, yes there is a time difference. I live in the West Coast and we're quite far from the East Coast.

[@edmorechingwaru8012]

We are blessed to be living and staying in Africa,we have less stress as compared to them

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

Bullshit

[@kvo3542]

​@@quanbrooklynkid7776Not really

[@edoluTV]

Excellent recount. Good intro to LA 101… good and bad. There are many more layers to the complexity of the city and to California in general. We go make you see more next time you’re here. You go like am last last

[@junemuchiri609]

I love this! More african youtubers should do this!!😂 Same way the westeners come to Africa to exploit locals and show 'Ghettos' ,😂 down with the perfectism they project of America!

[@johnsitumbeko732]

You are right. I always wonder why Western youtubers travel all the way to Africa only to come and show the slums, filming in the very worst locations they can find. And I hate that such videos have millions of views. Meanwhile they will pick the best places to film in their own countries. How pathetic.

[@PropheticRevelations1]

I'm African American born and raised . And I totally agree. There is a place in Boston, Massachusetts, worse than skid row. You can't drive slow through it and talk. We are always shown commercials with Africans poor with flies and bugs crawling on skins but yet they don't show commercials of how they are constantly raping Mama Africa.. 54 countries and not one virgin from rape. 54 countries and multiple holes.. massive invasive holes. Just digging and stealing. When will we Africans every where we are learn that we need each other. We need to love us. heavenly father help us back to us.

[@PropheticRevelations1]

It saddens me to see my people suffer. Even the ones who are rich are suffering. They just don't see it because they are so distracted by their wealth they can't see through the love of money.

[@ZinhleKDSZ]

Yes yes please 😂

[@carolinekamya2339]

facts!!

[@sandrawilliams5647]

I miss California it’s very expensive but I still miss it just for the ambiance such as the beaches, palm trees, and the various cultures. I’m originally from the Caribbean island of USVI 🇻🇮🇻🇮🇻🇮, I recently moved to Texas a year now and I miss Cali .

[@technotambo2]

I love this Video! keep on rockin Bro!

[@ecoRfan]

Regarding Hollywood Boulevard, I’ve visited there twice. First in 2012 and second in 2022. Despite there being more housing the second time, the homelessness was worse. This was following the pandemic too (in the “endemic” phase) and tourism everywhere had suffered. But tourism never made a full recovery in Hollywood. The worst part is I took the subway there, the Red Line, which is infamous for homelessness, crime, mental illness. So forget people taking transit when it’s like that. Homelessness is everywhere, despite any efforts to up the housing supply. But with their mild climate and civilization aplenty, I can see why the homeless cluster there. It’s unfortunate but true. Hollywood in real life left a bad taste in my mouth as a neighborhood struggling with homelessness and a housing shortage, which leaves a whole slew of problems in its wake. It’s a shame because it’s a beautiful climate and natural environment, but the housing shortage and excessive sprawl and traffic are a start of problems, yet the government never has any cost effective solutions. Instead there’s more red tape blocking solutions (such as actually having enough housing). It just seemed all the existing problems worsened in ten years. And l remote work and obscene gas prices didn’t help traffic either.

[@MiscellaneousMeMe]

Yes, homelessness is a serious thing in the western world!

[@hitmusicworldwide]

It exists everywhere. I've seen it in Japan for the past 35 years, and also in "third world countries". I have had friends tell me that in Mongolia there are or where children living in the sewers in UB.

[@Luhje]

I'm African, been living here in the US for an entire one third of my life. I can tell you for a fact that Americans are the most pretentious people on the face of this earth. Right now as we speak, the United States is on the verge of collapse. To anyone that's not from here, do not be fooled by anything you see on tv, movies, magazines, blogs or videos. The real truth is on the streets, in homes, neighborhoods, work places etc. Every city from Boston to San Francisco has a homelessness problem, poverty, racism, corruption, police brutality, hatred of blacks etc. I repeat HATRED OF BLACKS. If you are an African, please, please, please respect yourself and stay home in motherland. From 2025 Africa is going to be the most peaceful, prosperous, healthiest and wealthiest place to live on earth. There is nothing we lack or need to change about Africa. If you are an African, African American or Caribbean in the US, please just start now, consider taking your wealth, knowledge, education, resources and family back to Africa. There's so much potential and opportunitie to thrive and succeed in Africa. China is leaving Africa by fire and by force because Africa's children are coming back home. We are going to develop our beloved motherland and live there happily ever after. There shall be no interfearance in our countries from the east or the west. They enslaved our forefathers because they were not literate but right now 99.999% of Africa is literate and MORE educated than the west. Nobody will tell us anything. If anything we Africans are the ones that are going to DICTATE to them, to the east, the west and the middle east. You hear me people? Sheesh!

[@mavisburke495]

​@@hitmusicworldwideAmerica is RICH and can solve the homeless problem.

[@atikmohammed1623]

Most of this homeless people are there by choice.

[@jackiedelvalle]

​@@atikmohammed1623What an American comment. Use your brain: who would CHOOSE that life over comfort, family, love, etc? NO ONE. You need to ask yourself: WHAT WERE THEY CHOOSING BETWEEN? What was the context? If the option was to live in a violent/ultra stressful/financially unstable situation vs be on the streets, that's when the street looks like the better option. From there you then ask: why in big, rich America are those the only options for those people? Where's the security net to stop them getting there? Then that's where shit gets hella knotty....

[@prosperousnatasha8153]

The homeless in the U.S is a combination of things there are people with jobs who can’t get an apartment because of bad credit, basically because they don’t own a credit card, then there’s those who are on drugs and mentally ill and then there’s a population of people who’s wage cannot cover their expenses.

[@andie_Jones]

You are right

[@anumekasa4439]

Are you giving excuses for homelesness explaining for us.

[@balafama2120]

Not owning a credit card is not why people are homeless in America. most of it is from drug use and alcoholism. california is also terribly expensive in terms of rent .There are much cheaper cities and towns in America.

[@Freddvibzey]

It's funny how people always try to defend or give excuses for the homelessness or other issues in America, UK etc but the reverse is the case when it comes to Africa. Laslas no where is perfect

[@AissataDCisse]

@@Freddvibzey The difference between Africans and Americans, Americans have a heart and empathy, they are wise for the most part. African always try to bring his own people down and no empathy. You never know why people are homeless, you can be stable think everythink is fine and under control and the next day everything is falling down. and you find yourself not having control of anything. It's called LIFE. If you have a place to live and something to eat just be grateful, but don't try to look down on homeless people, it can happen to anybody. I can't believe i have to tell you this.

[@alloicesidika5044]

You're a powerful storyteller. Welcome back to Kenya anytime bro. We love you .

[@ToRung]

I Hope you always believe in the path you have chosen😍🌹💝

[@balamdavinci]

You can go to Alaska, Hawaii, Samoa, virgin islands, Guam and Puerto Rico.

[@lateefsofioye9026]

Homelessness in Alaska is crazy

[@tuuuseconds6733]

The biggest factor for homelessness in LA individualism no sense of family or community for most to fall back to bcs most people move to LA from somewhere else in search of greener pasture pursuing whatever their passion or thrill is

[@kHoPhAe]

Omo, I took the train to see my mother who was working an pt independent job off Benning Rd in DC. I slept on my way there, when I woke up and looked thru the window, I thought I was in somewhere else not the US.

[@SimonTekConley]

When I lived in LA around 2007-2011, I remember helping the homeless, there are so .any programs, they get money, on ebt cards, then go to an ATM withdraw the money, and get the illegal crap. I met so many people that said they rather live on the street and beg vs going to get a job and work. You can offer to help, and they would just want your money. It was so mentally draining, and there's always people who say if we just spend more money on them, they'll want to stop getting free help and go become productive people again.