Top 10 African Queens

[@Kpower]

Black women by far are the most powerful women in the history of the world.

[@Kpower]

+Gurnsy 19 What's so funny....

[@vtecnegro85]

+Gurnsy 19 I know black women who'd beat the shit outta you.

[@vtecnegro85]

***** how am I acting like a gangster on the Internet? 🤔 You sound scared.

[@vtecnegro85]

Your perception of what's considered gangster is what tells me you're intimidated. You clip me? That doesn't scare me at all because I'd have to see it to believe it. I guess this is where I tell you that I'm a combat veteran who went to Iraq in 2005-2006. Your weak ass scare tactics are a joke. I should laugh at you for your bluff. I'm not scared of death.

[@vtecnegro85]

youre not getting it, i dont care about the laws. you wouldnt kill me bottom line. youre not trained well enough white boy.

[@joeyluciano1352]

I'm white and I love your Black history videos man. Keep up good work. I studied a lot of these queens and some kings so I'm happy to see others are acknowledging them. black women appear to be the most powerful and fearless beings on earth. They have a long standing history of being in charge and self respect and dignity. They should get back to upholding their ancestors customs and how they carried themselves. It's sad to see what many have become today when they can be a million times before as they were always. Pardon my English. I'm not American.

[@Asanderson1213]

Joey Luciano Knowledge is power. These things are not openly know...there seems to be a growing desire for knowledge now so I am also looking forward to a change in the views of the world

[@joeyluciano1352]

Arlinda S I am too Arlinda. I like learning about other cultures around the world.

[@hilmahipetwa6354]

My but ur good looking !!!

[@johnalexander1321]

Joey Luciano hi joey i respect your comment thank you

[@natashagibson29]

I am a ELFfishHoneyCloudMeigeniToppKlass where do you think blacks came from air head? Put the dope down and pick up a book.

[@simp1eone]

I am West African, the great great great great granddaughter of Yaa Asantewaa of Ejisu in Ashanti (Ghana) You do well educating those who need to learn about our history but am curious do mentor or teach lil kids too . I think it will be helpful. I plan on doing so on weekends for free for at least two hrs for ages 6 to 13. Currently looking for a venue where i live here in Atlanta

[@hometeamhistory806]

+Missy Kay Sorry for the late reply. Yes, I use to teach kids at an after school program.

[@vtecnegro85]

Damn that's gotta be an honor to be direct descendant of the queen!

[@mela1761]

I wish they could find someone to teach my son his language, cultyre , and history. My son us Ibibio

[@mameh.8116]

Missy Kay hi did you ever start teaching the kids?

[@neferishajohnson8895]

I am in Atlanta. Are you tutoring students now?

[@Vagran]

Favorite quote:"If you want war, keep the arrows,.......your going to need them."

[@adrianewilliams8711]

Vagran And we are that

[@GhostCell47]

Who said that?

[@angeltenn363]

GhostCell47 go to 12:00

[@msdramamusic]

Thanks for sharing. I started searching for African Queens because I was studying about the slave trade and learned that most of the time it was the women on the ships that started fighting back. I am very impressed because I truly never knew about the significance of the strength of our women. Makes me wonder why so many of us that work hard and are strong are labeled as problems by others including men but I see it's in our genetics to be strong willed.

[@glorymosbyfloyd3878]

Indeed

[@aniabell155]

What are the chances ancient africa was a matriarch, where women were held at high regards? One can only dream.

[@tracyturner1634]

they just don't understand, but we know what we know... don't we

[@thisismystone9658]

Could you please recommend an author or a book with these queens? I would like to own a copy. Thank you!

[@aniabell155]

@Twenty Faces No, it had a matriarchal system.

[@thegoodjinn8065]

God bless all of them...AFRICA WILL RISE AGAIN.

[@kevinbrown9284]

Such important history. Many Black women would benefit greatly by knowing this. It would empower them more. Ignoring media degradation and tearing them down. They would be stronger in self.

[@Angelkid190]

Anon ymous Absolutely!

[@maswaziamahlekhaya3469]

Africans have always held women in the highest esteem i think Western influence and "religion" changed that now you see a different people.

[@Oc4ever12]

African women are amazing!

[@malikaustin9087]

It goes both ways it divide and conquer. BW in AmeriKKKa i would say are more hateful 2wards their men than visa versa but there is DEFINITELY animosity on both sides. Many of our women are whitewashed and have crossed over and been acclimated to the European way where as for a BM we kan not easily do so and its against our nature to acclimate to ANOTHER MANS CULTURE especially the ALPHAS among us but yes many brothas HAVE acclimated as well. We as a ppl are STILL in mental bondage and VERY LOST! Prayers 4 us ALL✊🏾

[@skylight9966]

Africans didn't go down without a fight from this white Europeans. And we shall continue to fight them till the END.

[@noshit47]

sky light 👏🏿

[@afroislife9284]

And Arabs

[@natanimblessed863]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@glorymosbyfloyd3878]

OH ABSOLUTELY

[@aniabell155]

They like to try to make us think otherwise with that "africans sold Africans" crap without knowing the history AT ALL!

[@vtecnegro85]

praise to all my black ancestral queens. their spirits rest dormant in the bodies of black women in America. ✊

[@xenakaii]

Yes and we need to wake them up...the time is now!

[@leboyemichael4733]

U bring tears to my eyes boy

[@ofentsefefe04]

Not only America but all the black women out there.

[@user-rb3ex8cg4u]

it would make more sense to say Africa considering the fact that their bodies are buried there.

[@prentissbelton4042]

Aman

[@VibrantVixen924]

The look of pride and love on your face as you speak of these powerful women>>>>>

[@CodyCole80]

viciouskiki ... I noticed that as well. 😊

[@jiggadred]

when you know yourself and the richness of your history that is the look you have

[@valariejacobs2866]

This Brother is doing an amazing job with helping to educate us on our history. We should respect that. And, for those of them that make their rude and outlandish comments are completely out of place. We don't go on your channels and insult your people. That's one thing of where we differ. We are not interested in how you feel about us, because there's only One, who determines who is first or last. Our thoughts are to be empowered and educated, strengthened and love each other. We have too much to be thankful for, such as this bright young man who has decided to play a very important part in Our lives. Please, respect him and the works he is doing. Those of you who come onto his page to discredit his work, keep your negative comments to yourselves. Again, we are focusing on us and not you. Please. Let us be. We have caused no harm to any of you, yet you consistently tear us down. Stop it before it's time for you to stand before Our maker and you will be slashed down on your knees and you will bow down.

[@almamater489]

Valarie Jacobs as a person who only had to learn about European and American history I find this type of videos quite refreshing. I think it doesn't matter what race the viewers are, if somebody truly is into history they should give this channel a try :)

[@valariejacobs2866]

OhmySweetlittleBlackheart I agree. The young man is doing a great job. But if only so many who are not interested or even disagree stop making such ignorant comments. I've reported 2 so far for their racial and hateful comments. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion rather another accepts it or not. It is their God given right. However, when someone tries to discourage another from knowing who they are or what they believe- especially when it's a people who have already been killed and hated just because of who they are- then there is a problem. I just hope that he doesn't allow any of the mean and hateful comments discourage him from continuing to educate all of us.

[@almamater489]

Valarie Jacobs True

[@mamoudououattarapd5718]

Valarie Jacobs Respect to you sis.

[@natashagibson29]

Amen

[@melanitex1089]

The black woman has always had a different cut to women of other races just a lot tougher and more warrior like

[@vtecnegro85]

This is true!

[@valariejacobs2866]

hell naw...lol!

[@valariejacobs2866]

vtecnegro85 Well alrighty then! Tell it! lmbo...It aint no shame in telling' dah true! lmbo...

[@valariejacobs2866]

Henry Henry, why you had to be so blunt about it? Yo grandma told you to tell the truth too? I'm wit chu tho. Dang! And I used to love me some cheesecake! It looks like it aint a favorite no mo. lol...

[@vtecnegro85]

***** it's our job as black men to love our women I don't expect you to nor do we need you to. Our history speaks for us. There's a reason why men other than black men are intimidated by strong black women. It's that bloodline, that aura of warrior women you're sensing in them. Only weak men are intimidated by them.

[@meleneb]

I love the way you look when you go into the details of these wonderful women. You make me so proud

[@tunjilegba]

African Queens

[@timboctou8492]

Ahhh, thank you... Learning something new everyday

[@32Quack]

Good stuff my man will share with others..

[@iratic.3789]

Wow, the women of Africa were fearless :-O. It makes me proud to have West African heritage :). Thank you so much for this video. It was well done. I plan on visiting Angola. I was pleased that you put Queen Nzinga in this list and was going to be very upset if you didn't lol. She's my favorite. Irati, from Uruguay

[@gideonwoods8834]

I never knew there were so many great female african leader's in history @Home Team History Thanks for the lesson & Stay Blessed

[@SpadaccinoLuciano]

Can I just say thank you for this Channel? It's so frustrating to research African history and culture because the information is sparse and usually briefly done. As a Spaniard, I hail from a country very close to Africa, both geographically and historically. Yet it's so hard to find out about the continent we're actually a part of. And that's wrong, because Africa has such a beautiful, rich history. ¡Muchas gracias!

[@mastamere]

Bruh, i can't say thank you enough for doing this, I don't know a majority of these people and thats just sad, thank for putting the people back on what they need to know

[@Zulu345]

Bro we don’t cause we are not taught.

[@kontde]

Three Nubian queens have made it to your top 10 list 🙌 greetings from Sudan

[@sheikaahmed1829]

kontde Hey... Am a Nubian from Kenya... So amazing to know I have such amazing Queens to look up to

[@autimecerhone8802]

Thank you so much for sharing King I enjoyed this transition giving us a little bit more history how we were kings and queens of old and how we are back this day to take our positions that we once possessed and get in position 2 rule Earth's domain thank you for these informing transitions just letting us know reminding us what we had back then and still possess today just forgot how to use and develop it thank you for sharing keep it coming it was so beautifully Illustrated grateful to receive agape

[@mansuurabdulaziz2034]

good morning home team thank you so very much for your research and for you giving us this message about the groi of black women I am so overwhelmed with such information and that I've been reminded up today thank you so very much have a blessed day

[@hilarycastro4928]

I have a sister name nzingha and it is lovely to see where her name comes from

[@nothandomlambo4216]

I just want to say thank you for these videos, you have no idea how empowring and important they are. I'm South African but even I don't know as much about African history as you do. My knowledge ends with Southern African Kings and Queens. This has always bothered me because I want to know about African history as a whole. Ngiyabonga kakhulu (means thank you very much in Zulu). 😊❤

[@crazyceecee6778]

You forgot queen Araweelo of Somalia 🇸🇴👑

[@EnglishProject30]

YES

[@subhanallahsubhanallah4351]

Crazy CeeCee Amoos

[@MSEDzirasa2015]

Crazy CeeCee Yes he did and Empress Taytu of Ethiopia ...We need Top 15 Queens of Africa...

[@yeruchemyohannes1042]

MSE. Dzirasa where did that name come from I love it Taytu what land calls her that

[@yeruchemyohannes1042]

Why don’t you do a vid and explain who she is I’ve never heard of her or the great people of Somali history that would be interesting even though I’m gonna have a look for myself

[@isobelle2357]

been reading about Yaa Asantewaa she's incredible

[@MistiriousStranger1]

I'm from Eritrea and i remember that in the history class Queen Gudit (Geez: ጉዲት,), she was actually quite mad, but i also learn that she was a poet and loved art. Thx for mentioning her.

[@selendriamuganogo7077]

No wonder black women are so strong... We come from warrior women its in our genes... We are the only race of women that are told to act more feminine... We're too strong... We wont let the man lead... Sorry guys it's the warrior in us lol... It all makes sense now we can't help it... Black men should be happy their women are so damn strong... Instead of putting us down celebrate us... We come from warriors and fighters... Its in us

[@geminirhythmspirit2573]

i agree with you.but it should work both ways, can you imagine if black woman and men stood together as one, it just might be the greatest fear of the Weston world,when i kook at the economic and social status of black men and woman it makes a lot of sense, please lets keep up positive discussion

[@rexxbailey2764]

Selendria Muganogo I FOR ONE WUD ALWAYS LOVE TO BE RIDDEN BY A NICE STRONG WARRIOR WOMAN ON TOP OF ME, I WUD SOO DO AS SHE COMMAND 😁😁😍😍😋😋😀

[@leboyemichael4733]

Selendria Muganogo I love our black queens

[@xtraprebel6274]

Rexx Bailey fr fr bro.

[@xtraprebel6274]

Selendria Muganogo 😘😙❤💋

[@TheMactearz]

Great content from my favorite channel home team. Salute

[@vanessadanso]

Love the way you discussed Yaa Asantewaa! Thank you bro for the education on the other queens as well! :-)

[@chiamakaihejirika8393]

his voice....😍😍😩😩

[@Soshesaysjessica]

This is great,i'm looking to study african studies this spring 16.

[@jenniferhalliwell416]

This was SO INCREDIBLE! You have to do another and include Queen Akaia! Who fought the Arabs in North Africa! If black people knew our ancestors and how cool we really are...alot of things going on with us today would NOT be going on!

[@DiscoveringNatural]

This is an awesome video!! Thank you!

[@nyaharielsohl7258]

Queen Yaa Asantewaa and Amen-Arena my favorites!!!

[@AmanShah187]

these videos deserve far more views, they are very well researched and the use of primary source quotes adds to not only the learning experience but the understanding of these people's and how they saw themselves keep it up brother you earned and new subscriber

[@MsAmani-ln3wj]

Home Team. I have been watching your videos for 1 year. I have been impressed with your dedication and the thoroughness of your research. It was not until today that I realized how long you have been doing this. Young man you are African excellence, Black excellence and I feel a sense of pride when I witness your work. Thank you for your dedication to our people. SALUTE!

[@sakogekchyan7366]

I just wanted to say that I really appreciate your channel. I've been wanting to get some schooling in African history for a while but most of the other resources I found were either very vague or had a Eurocentric or Afrocentric bias. I really appreciate you taking an honest and unbiased position on these things. Nowadays it's very hard to find historical information without some kind of socio-political b agenda behind it.

[@mysteriodreams]

Some questions that came to mind for me were: 1) considering matriarch vs. patriarch, when did each Queen rule and 2) was the Queen predominantly the primarily the supreme ruler until the patriarchy version of rule came along in the later dynasties? I may be reaching but I’ve never heard of a “King-Bee” in any natural bee kingdom, so naturally “Queens“ handle business w/o a counterpart, in general. I know this was about Queens but it got me thinking... Great work as always!

[@Qu33n]

I am binge watching every single one of your videos!!! I started with these one. THANK YOU

[@cosmoniqbeauty8945]

Thanks for making this channel we need more men like you 👑🙌🏾🤗

[@natachadaniela]

Zinga my queen...greetings from Angola,well done

[@iratic.3789]

+natacha daniela Queen Nzinga is my favorite! Angolans rule! Greetings from Uruguay

[@natachadaniela]

+Ashley M omg ikr, there's a new movie with HQ about Her life,how she conquered her kingdom and fought against Portugueses,like I'm sure you will love it ,it's so inspiring ,the movie was made in Angola last year and they won several awards.=^_^=

[@iratic.3789]

natacha daniela I doubt that kind of movie would make it to the Americas in the theaters and it's a shame :(. I want to see that movie so bad. The majority of the slaves were taken to Brazil from Angola which is north of my country. Many Afro-Brazilians still practice their African culture to this day so it's good that they managed to keep some of their culture during slavery. I think it would be great for Angolans to visit Brazil and mingle with them because they can learn from one another which would strengthen both of them. I'm surprised it took someone this long to make a movie about Queen Nzinga. Often times here in the west we only learn about Queen Sheba or Ethiopian and Egyptian queens when in fact some of the most courageous queens are in West and Central Africa in my opinion. I want to visit Angola. It seems like a beautiful country.

[@natachadaniela]

+Ashley M Oooooohhhhhh you there they don't lol,we have loads in common,now with the crises in.Brazil and Dilma possible impeachment,some Brazilians are coming to.Angola for work,and most Afro-Brazilians already settling down,Angola is in a stage of growth and all we want is to invest in.our culture,the music Angola samba in Brazil samba,kuduro in Angola Brazil is funk,the food is similar,if u know feijoada "beans with meat "was brought in Brazil by Angolan slaves,we are definitely connected,and the movie has English subtitles so it would be great for people to know facts about history,if I could send you the DVD lol

[@natachadaniela]

+Ashley M btw there is a museum in Maryland I guess or Virginia I don't recall,but they do.have artifacts about Queen Zinga,and there's a prison in indiana state called Angola lol I was shocked but them I was clarified why They named such place as Angola lol,but yes you are more than welcome to come to Angola,you will be astonished,because social media is biases they just show a poor Africa,but thats not the reality anymore,things are changing rapidly for better.

[@pamelaoverstreet7197]

I'm new to your channel and so far I've only checked out a few videos, but I must say you are a very knowledgeable, informative, deep brother. We need more of you. Keep kicking the facts to us,we (black people) need to know more about the greatness we have contributed to this entire world over the centuries. I will continue to watch your videos and learn more and more. I really do enjoy your teachings. Stay strong my Brother.

[@lamwhole]

this channel is beautiful. I've been wanting knowledge like this. Thank you💋

[@wisediva9807]

Yess as a young black women i love this page

[@rheapascal8650]

This was amazing! Please keep more videos coming!!

[@Queenblessful]

The Honored in your voice & body language is undeniable..Am from Mandingo tribe in West Africa.

[@titomorrison5801]

Well done bro this is another great history right here , i wish one day black people from the four Conner of the earth may comes to acknowledge their ancestor s life back then. to all viewers if you like history like I do please do make sure you give that thumb up , good week to y'all it's almost Friday 😉😉!!

[@daisyx1002]

Tito Morrison .... peace & love 💕

[@saharalkogaly5534]

I am proud to b African , & from the land of Nubia or Kush ( Sudan) .. God bless my Candace Queens ( Candakat): Amani Shkheitu Amani Tori Amani Renas & all the queens of blessed Africa.. God bless you for enlightening people here U do a great job 👍🏼👍🏼

[@sergegregoire5004]

UN GRAND BRAVO à cette GRANDE Civilisation Africaine de NUBIE MEROÉ, KERMA, NAPATA. Vraiment EXTRAORDINAIRE.

[@joeannat.brooks8870]

Wow, I'm speechless! I enjoyed this to the fullest!!!

[@diannejowers7857]

I thank you so much for your interest in our black people history and making this beautiful video podcast so we'll appreciated. Thank you my beautiful black man peace and blessings.😄💟👍👑👑👑

[@ቀስተደበና]

Queen Saba, Qeen Hatshepsut and Queen Yodit were absolute power majesty.

[@tesaareh6001]

Love ur videos ❤️

[@TheLowCarbSweetSpot]

I love your content and information, thanks for sharing. P.S. Your voice is very calming. :)

[@superflyrico]

Thank you brother! A very well articulated talk as always, much appreciated ❤️

[@prentissbelton4042]

I love you home team keep going for your people,and the truth.

[@natnaelteshome4406]

Your channel is very empowering to all black people....Thank you!!!

[@Jo-annSamurai3069]

Well done young man. I loved your delivery. I really believe if our young people knew their history/herstory apart from slavery, they would STOP KILLING EACH OTHER in word or deed and EMBRACE EACH OTHER LIKE BROTHERS AND SISTERS. PUT DOWN THEIR WEAPONS and CELEBRATE EACH OTHER. Your video was so good I had to share it on my twitter page @zenajosummers baby j. Your parents must be proud of you. JAH BLESS. PEACE and LOVE to all.

[@popsqualli1]

This is Excellent. Thanks for uploading

[@naima6830]

I am kenyan belonging to a small community of the East African coast called the Giriama. I came to learn that an average pre-colonial african woman was not put down, or looked down upon like it has been popularized today. Infact, in our history, a powerful Giriama woman called Mekatilili wa Menza led the resistance against european colonilism, aided by another powerful prophetess called Me-Poho(They got each others backs). Now after Kenya had been colonised, british rules began to make african Men make subjects of their women through touture and violence. Strong and opinionated women would be labelled proud and non-submissive and would be reported to the colonial authorities where they would let men act on their women with violence. The once powerful, strong women of african were being transformed to timid, helpless and hopeless people.These psycological scares have remained to this day.

[@bantuvoicemuchaikinuthia2536]

Mekatilili wa menza.... wangu wa makeri.... Those two names come mind

[@Somebodysomeone1]

I am from the Dawida tribe,I wish I could know more bout the history of my pple

[@cierrasmith7104]

Your voice is so soothing! Great facts, btw (:

[@landyrafalimanana1359]

There were 3 powerful queens in Madagascar... but they remain forgotten as a part of Africa's history, as well as the country itself as a part of the African continent... :(

[@Moi_81]

Very true. It would be cool to see a few vids on Madagascar. I haven't checked yet nut, hope there is more content on the southern region.

[@Amanda-nl9fw]

Who are they

[@landyrafalimanana1359]

@Luna del Rey I believe I know my country quite well (if not better than someone who's not from here 😇)

[@soveryangie]

THIS IS PROFOUND !!!! PURE GOLD ! THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO. My Daughter is named after Queen TIYE !!! Much love and respect!

[@shaunlarmie2851]

missy k it's nice to know your the great great great granddaughter ok yaa Asantewaa my I'm from ghana lived in accra but now live in new Jersey I'm proud to know you thanks for sharing

[@a.speller9055]

Thank you Queen Ancestors for your strength, courage, and wisdom

[@glasspole1]

How does Queen Hatshepsut not make the list??? wow

[@malcomdiene7745]

That only proves the greatness...

[@lillieholmes1376]

Beautiful I sent all the videos to my grandchildren, thank you I am educating them all the time, you did a good job

[@rahyeme100]

i Also dance to the music you play with your videos thanks bro🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@skidy12]

I appreciate what you do on this channel brotha it's so necessary

[@alsdyall]

Excellent work! Excellent presentation. It was much enjoyed and appreciated. Keep up the great work.

[@nanaakuapokuaa5140]

I love your video in fact queen Yaa asantowaa was a very brave woman coming from the Ashanti kingdom in Ghana as u said thanks

[@rahyeme100]

love your voice and all the video you do brother keep up the good work

[@marilynholdaway9861]

Thank you for including other Queens. Ur doing a great job. I havent heard all this recopilation.

[@MORENA0807]

Nice meet the creator of this page. I was wondering who’s the creator behind this wonderful page. Thank you so much. For your hard work on giving us all this information through the years! May many blessings to you and your team. Keep up the good work! Thanks

[@declan-kayodekeegan1598]

I'm always proud to say my dad wrote a play about Queen Amina. Africa has such rich history which unfortunately has been misrepresented to the world, re written by those who conquered the continent. About time we started to accurately tell our own story. Well done!

[@anatsusha09]

Can you put the names in the description....I would really appreciate it great video

[@hometeamhistory806]

Done!

[@anatsusha09]

HomeTeam History thanx

[@rogerbaisden9937]

Great work my Brother, I and I LOVE the Realstory Lessons ,Keep it up !!!!!

[@MonicaLAllen]

Talk about the Queen Amanirenas that kept Alexander from trying to conquer Nubia and hiw she was waiting for him with her army. I'm LOVING you videos!!

[@NubianPrince2324]

Great video bro love the channel

[@tainoroyal6585]

Great list! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Wonderfully narrated

[@misty6026]

You should most definitely do a follow up it was amazingly informative.

[@Keymi80]

Proud of you brother. Amma Asante should make a period movie about one of these queen.

[@natanimblessed863]

wow bro thanks😘 I'm a proud of to be African😘😘😍😍 Africa will rise again

[@anubis42]

Thank you for doing this! Nubian queens are my favorite women in history, and I personally love how Amanirenas is number one! That woman was hard-core, and perhaps my second favorite Nubian Queen.

[@damiano1174]

A Duke but she were defeated by romans .

[@daisyx1002]

I am so proud to be black ..... a black proud woman 💪🏾❤️

[@eleganceandlove9034]

I love you my brotha! Thank you for this wonderful video. Much light and love to you.

[@kadeemcush2284]

You just keep on preaching my brother i call my mother my kandake because of those brave woman.

[@user-xv3ft4dj3q]

Bless you brother for sharing this!!! We must know and remember. Thank You!!!

[@katrineuche9183]

very well brother!exellent video. quite accurate...keep it up

[@HistoryLover1550]

Your list is a remarkable one and the ten incredible ladies you highlighted on are role models of mine especially Nefertiti, Amina, Amanishaketo, Sheba, Nzinga, Tiye and Amanirenas. Looking forward to your new videos!

[@satosmanaco1996]

Africa is full of great history's an blessings

[@angelamcgill2002]

Some of these Queens I have not heard of as African thanks so much.

[@EmpressElizabeth1920]

thank you for all these wonderful music. I love the intro music

[@JDe_Walka]

Thanks again bra..their names are beautiful and powerful as were their spirits.

[@BG-qj7ri]

Boss!! explained with passion

[@kentnike85]

I'm so proud of you!! I'm African, yet I know only little of what you've been teaching me!!

[@nefertaridivine8378]

Thank You King!! You are very much appreciated. Peace Love and Abundance:0)

[@briannaporter]

His voice is so relaxing...

[@mangamango2350]

Africa has the most powerful and beautiful history - thank GOD

[@diamondyvonne5165]

Very interesting & enlightening. Kudos to you for your in-depth research.

[@donisede8563]

Naming Africa Queens 👸🏽 without the Great IDIA Niyesigie of Benin Kingdom is incomplete. Great 👍 stuff!!!