Ugandan Women Say THIS About Black Americans

In this video we will ask more Ugandan women what they think about black Americans!
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[@delancebeane5465]

I'm African-American and I would definitely Date a Ugandan woman

[@nobelwarprize]

Real talk we flying out ✈️

[@delancebeane5465]

Ok cool see you soon 👍🏿

[@mariomoore6305]

😂

[@Flourish_today]

They will love you to the moon and back.

[@SOCORROGM]

Well head on down

[@UrbanGuitarLegend]

The best part of this video was the lady at 15:50 who said, "I love my ❤ color." I love hearing that.

[@Journey.3104]

African Americans are the most influential humans in America and the world, I am from DR. Dominican Republic.

[@davidbenyahuda5190]

We are not ALL Africans. Remember, we are on a Black planet. 👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🪶🌽💜

[@BerkinMusa]

@@davidbenyahuda5190yes we are….. go to Ghana slave ports & dungeons & go to Charleston SC all the proof is there….. there

[@mudhuthanudimmudkahagadulh4657]

I'm from America and I don't think so called African Americans are influential because they're image is controlled by caucasians.

[@Myk_drOp]

But what kind of influence? These days what is seen is mostly negative but we pretend we don't understand why other blacks dislike our culture.

[@mudhuthanudimmudkahagadulh4657]

@@davidbenyahuda5190 were not black either.... because black has a negative meaning and it's an English word

[@hior12israel49]

Just started speaking with a Ugandan woman, and WOW, She's amazing

[@sharonsmith1505]

Peaceful and a good wife.

[@sdub300]

Me too. Very nice women.

[@generalali7609]

My fiancée is amazing, if the rest of Uganda women are like her then Ugandan women are amazing. But I can only speak from my experience.

[@MyPrimeone]

Same here

[@realestudergroundsou]

do they got good head game ????

[@gmackhere4fun]

I want all Africans to know that, African Americans ""most"" really dont like to take long flights not unless there is money involve. thats the only reason why alot of us dont come to africa.. We usaully dont get that much time off work to vacation there. but if africa was closer, you guys would see a whole lot of us there getting on yall nerves.🤣🤣🤣

[@AmericanAfrikan-BurkinaFaso]

I’ve been to Uganda and love the people and the women treated me like family! As a black American I am seeing more and more black Americans travel to many parts of Africa and couldn’t be more proud. We need to combat the negative propaganda shown about Africa in the media and begin to travel more.

[@ayshad3962]

How was Uganda? I'm saving to go

[@graceamito9274]

​@@ayshad3962you should come I'm Ugandan and was born there but at the moment I live in the US. My dad knows some tourist companies around there that r good. He was a tour guide himself so he knows nice places you can visit there. I lived there and I personally think it's a nice place. And the people r welcoming over all. But just like any foreign country in some areas u need to be cautious. If u have someone to take u around it can be a really nice experience

[@gambaemma2895]

There you go my Black American brothers, our Ugandan women are allover you guys. Good work my Brother Willie, you did a great job and i'm proud i was part of your team. The Video, content and effort put into the whole video was worth it.

[@WillieFungo]

Thanks, I've pinned this comment. Make sure to shout out your tour guide service!

[@gambaemma2895]

Super Thanks @WillieFungo and much Respect Brother

[@mansoorlubega9706]

Naye akacabali banaakasobola?! Bandabikira nga emikono jabwe can not shake well !

[@infotecworld]

Thank you.

[@gambaemma2895]

Bagezeeko......onaatungaamba@@mansoorlubega9706

[@fields_lane]

This video put a smile on my face. The sister said we don’t take time to come back home. Sister you’re so right and we really should visit the continent the place of our ancestral roots

[@Eliysheva-de-Sion-7]

And remain! Loving your people, culture is also loving your homeland

[@sirjag2922]

My African sisters looking beautiful and sounding intelligent. On another note, most human beings are unique so lumping a group of people into a stereotype isn't always advantageous.

[@anneebiefung8591]

Be you black American or from African, we’re the same.

[@Locsmithkey]

I was just in Uganda a month ago. Beautiful Country.

[@viciwo3396]

So far, only Rwandan women that dislike black Americans. We're keeping score! Shout out to Ugandan women!

[@LoryWelch]

I would love to get to know my African culture

[@extremex9387]

AA love all our African brother and sisters.

[@APOLO-oq3ce]

I thought American black men were crying that African women don't like them. Iam glad she cleared that.

[@gambaemma2895]

Trust me, Our Ugandan Women would die to date Black American men

[@Hadda23]

@@gambaemma2895you are over exaggerating. Most would die to date yt men. Some don’t mind black American men

[@wank7]

​@@Hadda23No Uganda women in Uganda would go for a white man this is from experience

[@JanKucera-bu7vg]

@@Hadda23 They can't let them know what's in their heads, and they have to be decent, but I believe in their minds they would die to date black Americans.

[@RonaldLJones-xd3tt]

I'm an African-American male and Ugandan women are beautiful...

[@thomascarter2289]

When I was in Iraq in 2007-2008 I worked with some Ugandan Men who were security contractors. They were good men and brave. We looked out for each other. Good people💯

[@angeldemar]

Well, at least they like us more than the Rwandan women on the other video😂 . That vid was rough! I will still continue to visit African countries because the Diaspora is stronger together, and i would love to change some minds❤

[@ForeverMe-ne4zb]

@4:15 I’m an African American woman working in Ugandan right now. And Some of what she said is right, but!!! There’s a lot of work that needs to be done in America for African American and here. Our hearts are for the continent never think that.

[@ngonzigloria6511]

Ohhh really, in which partof Uganda do stay?

[@ForeverMe-ne4zb]

I’m home now, but returning in May to Kumi District

[@elainecole5479]

I was born in the uk. However I'm from kumi too. How do you find Kumi I have recently bought land in soroti

[@ForeverMe-ne4zb]

@@elainecole5479 Kumi district has a lot of work to do for the elderly and its children. Too many children are out of school because of fees and the elderly are in anguish over preventable illnesses. We’re trying to build a clinic now. I’ve organized parents in the district to fund a school and this December we will graduating our second class. It’s hard to do with no money, but! Make and plan and work the plan.

[@AmericanAfrikan-BurkinaFaso]

I’m black American and have traveled to Tanzanian, Uganda, Ethiopia, South Africa, Ghana and Nigeria many times and can totally understand these ladies perspectives. I love Ugandans and can say more African Americans are beginning to come to Africa as they learn more. I do see more Europeans in East Africa, but unfortunately given the massive and overwhelmingly negative propaganda about Africa in the western media, some African Americans have been brainwashed not to return.

[@UrbanGuitarLegend]

Yup, you summed it up nicely. We have been very brainwashed, and it is so true.

[@gerrytushh]

It's very unfortunate African Americans have believed such negative propaganda against Africa, their REAL homeland, for so long.. But many are coming back, finally ❤

[@lastzulu180]

@@UrbanGuitarLegend facts

[@LibanAden-dm7ur]

African Americans and people of Africa ancestry like Brazil please come back home and invest

[@karenbrooks7613]

I live in Jamaica and I work in the tourist industry the black people i see come around are truly the same ,we are excited , loud, happy, full of life and am talking black people from all over the globe.

[@dwayneclemons5497]

I'd have to say that, misinformed, or not, these ladies are really warm hearted and down to earth. I love that about them. I am African-American. And I'd have to say that most African-Americans, who are educated and conscientious, know better than to think that they're superior, or inferior to their long, lost brothers and sisters in Uganda and throughout the rest of the African continent. And yes! I would be very opened to date a woman, who happens to be Ugandan, or from any other African country. If we connect, we connect!

[@dwaynebelton2206]

we were kidnapped

[@2khalif3112]

To my African brothers and sisters: please please do not take what you see of us in American movies and tv shows as a 100 percent accurate depiction of us here.

[@knowthyself690]

Good Video. Thanks. The last young lady told the truth of her experience and as a Black American that has lived in Rwanda for a few months, I can see her point fully. Some of my country-persons that I met there were very condescending and rude to the Rwandese, not all, but enough to give that impression. Drugs and alcohol are legal in the States and there will be issues related to that going to a Country where those things are illegal and frowned upon. I would say, that many richer countries have drug and alcohol addictions, simply because they can afford it. Lastly, I agree 100% concerning the Culture issue. We are Black Americans because we are Americans in our thinking, we do not think like an African, because we were not raised by African Culture for the most part. That said, many in Africa because of Colonization are not too different. Many Africans want to be like Europeans and Americans and the lot.

[@LetsTravellChannel]

On point 👉

[@globalismoblackman]

Mental Colonialization

[@magumbo2898]

Some are not everyone ,I wouldn't change my africanness for anything I am a very proud African from Zimbabwe and I feel very proud to be one.Rich or poor proud to be who I am.

[@JasonusTillery]

I think if more of us had money to travel like that we would 😂😂 a lot of us African Americans live paycheck to paycheck 😩. I know I know no complaining. I’ve been to Africa a few times west side though

[@brooklynbandit9222]

Great video! Love from🇺🇲 to🇺🇬👍🏾💪🏾💪🏾👍🏾

[@averychilco]

I'm fa blackman from the U.S. but have lived in Canada the last 20 years. Recently they started to bring Africans here from Uganda and Nigeria. I do suppose after they've assimilated they too will not like black Americans. I've recently connected with women on my dating app and I would say, women from Uganda are very beautiful, followed by Tanzania, Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya. BTW All Black women from around the world love white men and only pretend they do not like them because chances are theyve never met them but deep down they are negropeans.

[@gideongouvs5559]

I agree with you friend ---- black girls do like white men --- i am a white man who loves his black girls ---- firstly because I don't see colour --- i see a woman ---- secondly they are much more friendly and approachable than white women --- thirdly they are very content

[@averychilco]

@@gideongouvs5559 Yes white women by and far are looking for Social Status regardless of color, but black women seem to think white skin is social status. White guys can sleep with any of these black women claiming they only like black men.

[@LetsTravellChannel]

​@@gideongouvs5559content? With the fact that most of you are stingy and believe in 50-50 relationships.

[@sabri1913]

I don’t think that’s true. In my country if you date a white man. You get a lot of negative stereotypes around you. It’s not in fashion at all. From Uganda 🇺🇬

[@Flourish_today]

​@sabri1913 That's not true. Maybe the stereotype comes from you and your friends plus uneducated and those who have not travelled. Totulimba nawe. Stop generalizing the whole Uganda. You do not know every Ugandan in Uganda. So just say you and your family members.

[@haleygamere1239]

Black Americans dont think were better than Africans, we embrace our brothers and sisters, but we built America why should we leave? Most of us are Aboriginal people of the Americas.

[@ronaldarceneaux2975]

I respect she has a negative view of us. It might be deserving. God bless her for being truthful. And i still love her and respect the sister. Sorry she has a bad image of us but might be deserving.

[@jaren2159]

How is it deserving?

[@getinloser666]

We’re deserving of lopsided media coverage and a system designed to profit off of us and disadvantage us? Yea, i’m sure that’s a reasonable take.

[@shawnperico7221]

Countless Black Americans have came to Africa and we weren’t welcome so that is the biggest misconception.

[@stevenshallerhorn4865]

Black American for the most of US we're been in Turtle Island for thousands of years if not millions of years, and most of the AFRICAN of the slaves trade when into South America and the different Islands and if we talk Biblical black folks in America is from 1 of the 12 tribes out of the middle east, but most people are influenced by social media ⁉️🤔

[@MrKavonne]

It's amazing how different Uganda is from Rwanda a lot of ignorance from Rwanda.

[@Orlando-t9t]

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[@michaelhyman7111]

Each one teach one; I hope Willie is teaching and not just filming ; movies don't teach truth !!! The girl in the blue is a young girl

[@RASDB7]

We Black Americans didn’t come on slave ships. Some did come as slaves. We are from the Muskogee Indians. We left Africa thousands of years ago. We don’t think we are better FYI we Love Uganda 🇺🇬 & Ugandans, we are family.

[@KillerDoc42]

Where can I find that information?

[@hookin94]

What does your DNA test(s) show? Some of us MAY have come here before the Europeans brought millions of our ancestors here. However, it is undeniable that a huge percentage of us were brought here and throughout the Americas and the Caribbean during the transatlantic slave trade. Evidence based research proves it.

[@johnknowssports5624]

Having traveled to several countries in Africa, I hope that the “Passport Brothers” don’t just focus on those countries that primarily offer only pay-for-play If you want a Wife, consider East Africa, Southern Africa and Central Africa

[@michaelomondi-gq5yh]

keep the passport bros out of east africa - let them waste their time in south america

[@WillieFungo]

What you call "pay-for-play" is all over East Africa. The "traditional African woman" narrative is a big myth in 2023.

[@LetsTravellChannel]

​@@WillieFungo😂😂😂😂. It has been that way for decades. Oh it's also universal 😢

[@BlackDollarMediaB1]

⁠@@WillieFungoso true bro I love EA but yes it’s rampant

[@glenroyscott2350]

Black people in America are Americans not african we have nothing in common with Africa period

[@josephdappa1340]

Willie Fungo: great KZbin contents creators. I have learned a lot watching your posts. Your contents are insightful, informative and educational. I ❤ them. jtsdrd, USA/Africa

[@rmose5393]

I love your channel such interesting dialogue. I am a black American and I am engaged to a Kenyan woman Kamba tribe

[@donaldstratford4745]

My wife is from Uganda she's amazing ❤

[@kakemborichard7928]

Those Ladies aren't after love they are after green card

[@PHlophe]

they know african american men don't do marriage . so they think dating only

[@terrydawson2239]

Sad that our understanding of each other is primarily shaped by white media (TV, Movies, Radio & one sided articles) and very isolated actual cases contact. I think the internets ability to put people across vast distances in contact with each other helps. For most, travel to Africa is cost prohibitive due to the high cost of airfare.

[@LetsTravellChannel]

I don't understand this airfare that AA complain about all the time!!! Africans pay the same and unlike you, we have no access to credit cards in Africa but still find ways of going all over the world!!! Btw we face a lot of discrimination at embassies across the world because you know, we are at the bottom of everyone else!! Use your western privilege and head home.

[@UrbanGuitarLegend]

I agree with the lady at 5:10... we don't take time to go back to Africa.

[@gambaemma2895]

Thank you for realizing that some of the views expressed in these interviews are honest views and all we need to do is pick a leaf from that book and learn a thing or two

[@rizza7862]

Thanks for the work you’re doing Brother Will👌🏾your channel is bridging the gap between our communities,this is what we need as a people,good communication,understanding, and patience. I was in Rwanda in November and will be returning in two weeks. I’m predominantly Black American with some Cape Verdean ancestry and truly appreciate all of your efforts in helping to advance our people. We need each other,I don’t care what anyone tries to say,we really do because we’re all we got.

[@redpillscience1288]

We're not Africans lol. Weren't born there, don't have pure blood, don't have the same culture. 😂

[@africaine4889]

Ok. And?

[@redpillscience1288]

@@africaine4889 ok and right back lol

[@AmericanAfrikan-BurkinaFaso]

@red. I am African so speak for yourself. Most people don’t have “pure blood”. What does that even mean? Sure culturally we aren’t as African as continental Africans but we are racially African and have retained some cultural similarities by the food we eat (okra, gumbo, jumbalaya etc), music, the way we dress, our vernacular, mannerisms, and the way we worship. Many of us are returning home and we are proudly identifying with Africa and our cousins on the continent.

[@davidbenyahuda5190]

Perhaps some of us are unaware that we are on a Black planet and that means that we can't ALL be Africans. Corn cultivation kills the idea that Africa is our mother land.👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🪶💜

[@MichaelCarter-o6e]

You're a nothing.

[@kelvinwarren8761]

Our ancestors are from Africa, so we're descendants of Africans. Our DNA is definitely African. I recently met a woman from Uganda and she was surprised at how I operate. After hanging out together she told me "You are definitely African"..Lol I love her culture and how she was raised and can't wait to visit Uganda in May..

[@orisenabritt]

but you did not come from all over africa. it was never a one huge coutry centuries ago.

[@kelvinwarren8761]

@@orisenabritt I never said I did.

[@graceamito9274]

​@@orisenabrittit doesn't mean he can't visit wherever he wants most especially if he's welcome there 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@youme1414]

Nice! Thank you, sir.

[@lifealliancegroup]

This one, I really enjoyed this, powerful clean, unbiased and good journalism.

[@jamesdotson672]

Brother, I've been listening to the channel for about three weeks. I never saw your face until today. You are a brother, and I'm so happy I thought it was the voice of an older, relaxed white man. What a pleasant surprise 👍🤣 you have great content, and I didn't want to like you because I thought you were just out interviewing blacks and benefiting with thumbs up and subscriptions: dam, good work, bro. Keep doing what you do👍👍🙏

[@WillieFungo]

Haha, thanks brother

[@banginzaza]

We like you ladies too. You have so much class and manners.

[@ronaldarceneaux2975]

I love that sister because she is true to the game. She said she likes her color. That other sister is throwing me off because she keeps speaking about our skin. We are African so our skin is the same. She seems very nice but that is getting weird.

[@africaine4889]

Thr majority of BA they show on TV here in Africa are light skin. That's what she means

[@mikejones-wn1sw]

@africaine4889 that's a lie

[@PHlophe]

Ronny , the marketed african american is will smith and not jamie foxx. think about that

[@booyardstyle]

I’ve traveled to Senegal and The Gambia years ago. They are warm, friendly and welcoming. I literally cried when it was time to return to the states. I noticed Senegalese were more argumentative than Gambians, but they aren’t violent people. In-spite of the cultural differences, our mannerisms are the same. This video has definitely sparked my interest in Uganda. I’m looking forward to experiencing the people, culture and beautiful country.

[@pendita66]

Ooh you've been there, I'm Senegalese😊. The only thing is that we speak french lol

[@booyardstyle]

@@pendita66 Yes. Ive been to most neighborhoods. As you know, the majority speaks Wolof in Dakar. Hopefully, the new President and Prime Minister will move forward with making Wolof and other native dialects the national language. Peace! ☺️

[@mansoorlubega9706]

Do black American know okukuba AKACABALI as it's highly required?!!!!

[@LetsTravellChannel]

It's over-rated. These women are lying to some of you 😂😂😂

[@SoundTheAlarm7]

To understand what a black american is, you will need to know our history and study chattle slavery to get an understanding of our genetics. We don't just have african ancestry, we went through a human breeding process. What make a people the same is also their way of thinking and mindset also. We are very distant cousins however what makes up american culture is black american culture. You will have to learn what makes up culture in order to know what our culture is. Everyone has a culture. Our culture is not african culture because we are no longer african. We are a new people who created out own culture. One aspect of our culture is inventing technology. We invented over fifty thousand patents and because we were not allowed to pattern our own work, the dominant society laid claim to them and profited off of it. I heard one sister say she had a bad experience with here cousin who came to america and came back to africa with an arrogant mindset, I would like for her to see that, that was her cousin attitude and not project that on to black americans. Some Africans that come to america has that attitude with black americans however she need to learn not to generalize. Most black americans want the best for africans, we don't think or act the way here cousin treated her for the most part. We're concentrating on our survival right now and that's it. Back to the culture thing, all people have culture, our culture is just not your culture, everyone's different. We are a totally different ethnic group just like the different tribes on the continent. We are from some of the indigenous tribes Here also and the dominant society and african union knows it. We created many languages that we were forbidden to speak just like everyone else. We have various music genres that we created, look them up, I'll name some. We created Jazz, Country Music, R&B, Soul Music, Rythem and Blues and Rap and Hip hop that everyone is now trying to steal, like how country music was stolen. We also created different food and clothing styles, yall just think white people created everything in america. We also have scientists and astronauts and herbalist. That has been apart of our culture for years to heal. We were being forbidden for a time to not practice things. We have names we made up, different hair practices and way of dressing. I know it's it's difficult or hard to accept because the narrative will continue on as to who we are until we are completelygenocide, ethnocided and erased, that'sthe plan. So until everyone stop participating in our destruction by saying were some long lost people from Africa without a culture who don't know he we are trope, you're indirectly being complicit rather you know it or not. We will never be the same unless we come to africa and conform and mix with you all for hundreds of years, that is the way it works, so rather anyone accepts it or not we define who we are just like everyone else and we are american. Born and bread here, our ancestors are here. We are indigenous to the America's even if I might of had an african ancestor. That don't supercede my ingenious ancestry or anything else I'm amalgamated with.

[@slovackoinfo]

This just proves that those from America are weird.

[@ibuukere184]

talk about culture being wrongly replied wth interpretations full of different mindsets but fact is culture is culture and every corner got its own one thats where they called it theirs being the only one..actually he must have met pple with less education and info about the word..am from uganda and i can tell

[@SoundTheAlarm7]

@ibuukere184 I don't understand what you're saying ibuukere??? Culture is Culture??? Every corner??? What do you mean by every corner??? Culture being wrongly replied with different interpretations full of different mindsets??? I'm not sure how you're comprehending what I wrote. Sounds like you're trying to correct me on what I'm sharing regarding my people ? Is that correct?

[@AmericanAfrikan-BurkinaFaso]

@motherearth. I disagree with much of what you said but agree with a bit. Family please stop saying “we”. YOU consider yourself to be some indigenous Indian, but you don’t speak for all or even most black Americans like myself! Yes, as a black American, I am culturally “Black American” but racially myself and the OVERWHELMINGLY majority of black Americans are African, not “indigenous”. We are a multiplicity of West and Central African ethnicities (up to 95%) and European ethnicity (as high as 25% and low as 5% on average). Black Americans are our own African ethnic group, but we are very much still African and have in fact retained many of these unique qualities from Africa in the way we dress, the food we eat, music, and they way we worship. When I travel to Africa, if I don’t speak it’s assumed I’m African no matter what happened for the past 400 years bc the truth is Africans in America didn’t mix with others much outside of the r*ping of our foremothers by yt men.

[@SoundTheAlarm7]

​@AmericanAfrikan-BurkinaFaso I don't agree with most of what you said. A black american is a distinct ethical group on its own, and yes, some of us identify as african, some as indigenous Indian or indigenous black american because we can identify as "we" want. Some black americans has the knowledge of their indigenous ancestry because documentation still exists. They're indigenous ancestors were reclassified as negro, look it up. Only two to three percent of the africans were brought over here and "we" don't deny them. The africans were mixed in with the indigenous tribes, for hundreds of years mixing, the amount of africans brought here did not surpass the population of indigenous people already here that were in slaved on the plantations also, right along with the africans. That's no longer an african, you contribute to the erasure of our distant ethnic group that was created on this land mass by continuing to say we are african, however all it does is make you just as insidious as the american government and the africans on the continent who keeps up with that rhetoric. We created as I said our own culture. Our music and the way we dressed did not come from them, it'sliterally nothing like them. Some of the things we do can be contributed to the indigenous Indian also however you want to write them off as though they didn't even exist. They suffered just the same as the africans and know people like you want to deny our rights to our ancestral land. This land don't belong to all of these immigrants coming over here to steal it. It's our land and the narrative is to make us immigrants on our own land, so when can feel we belong in Africa. There is a Devine judgment on everyone who is participating in our genocide, ethnocide and erasure. Even GOD himself makes a distinction. What we eat and the way we worship is simular to practices over here and some food dishes, however spirituality and worship can be similar all over the world. The indigenous tribes Here and africans were trading with each other long before the slave trade. However we're a new people who created new things and most of it came from our own minds and that's why a delineation has to take place because a distinction has to be made and it will be made by those of us who are the righteous.

[@AdnaMoor]

I really enjoy your videos. I might not agree with all opinions but I’m being educated. I really love the Ugandan people energy! Much different than Rwanda. This would be one of the countries I would love to visit. Also, we don’t think we’re better than them because we don’t visit. Most Americans ( copper-colored indigenous) really couldn’t afford to come. But times are changing and we’re traveling more to Africa. We know we’re not Africans, but we know our 🧬.

[@anthonyclementson9658]

@Willie fungo I would luv to see you on the Kenganda podcast.

[@Mphilly1]

Great video!!!! Some stereotypes and some truths. A little hurt by the sister depiction of us but its totally understandable and her honesty was greatly appreciated. I will say that I’ve been a little naive in my lifetime, assuming the world know the plight of the American Black Man. Over the last few years I’ve couldn’t be more incorrect. We are truly a mystery to most of the world, so it kinda makes sense that from the outside looking in, we are whatever people say we are.

[@HKWahl72]

The last woman had real experiences to show for, while the others only believed in what they had experienced among tourists and TV series.

[@HanifStormborn]

So what’s your point? she met 1 AA and painted all of us with a broad brush as did and so forth, I’m pretty sure she wouldn’t like it if someone did that to her and her people.

[@treymaurice4111]

Maybe African Americans won't connect well with Uganda because mainly their roots are from West Africa instead.

[@WillieFungo]

(Bantu) East African cultures are way more "modern" and Western than West African cultures.

[@leviha6434]

Maybe, structural developed... Most west Africa will understand easily...

[@Droc010]

Great video interesting to see the Ugandan perspective

[@dwaynehall7231]

Most blacks dont want to associate dem self with africa even in jamaica. Me 100% african an jamaican

[@TittyGoon]

Lying tether

[@cashlindontv7293]

Us Black Americans don't have culture? what!! That's crazy..lol.

[@TittyGoon]

❤

[@dayne9559]

As a Jamaican, I find this interview very interesting, and a lot of ladies do have valid points. I wonder what they think about the Caribbean?

[@Soufside_Slim]

To be honest, they don't really care. Maybe Jamaica music and the Haitian Revolution, but that's it. It's all about the USA.

[@PHlophe]

when i was a kid in southern africa i actually thought jamaica was near Mozambique because folk not only look the same but the beaches are the same too.

[@jetblack1854]

I would've have thought that they would've been more into whyte guys for sure cause the yt man has had his filthy way with sisters over there

[@belvedere92]

For the young lady who said she does not think Black Americans have a culture: Most American culture is actually Black American culture, not white. So if you think about American music, mostly it is Black American music. Or if you think of American sport, it is mostly Black Americans who dominate American sports. Or American dress style, it is primarily Black American style. Many items like that let you know who lead American culture. Not that just Black Americans, but primarily. I am of African descent, legally American but born in the Caribbean and culturally Caribbean. Over the years of slavery our isolation (away from the slave masters) in the Caribbean allowed us to develop some culture of our own and keep some African culture.

[@MyPrimeone]

Great work bro I will travel often now to Africa, especially Uganda 🇺🇬

[@BudSessions]

We are AmeriKKKanized Afrikans, removed from Afrika and miseducsted with AmeriKKKan ways and beliefs. 😢😢

[@mattiehardy2093]

I'm seeing Africans in a different way, because of this Uganda woman. As a black American woman I know the dynamics between us black folk. We do not have the closeness we should have. A crying shame on us. The first thing you notice when there is attention focused our people is that we are Tribal people. The Tribe comes out, History shows the tension is always there.

[@AidahSilver]

Proud Ugandan but bro you really met real Africans who know nothing 😂😂😂😂

[@davidoffice9922]

So the reality is most Americans don't have passports they don't travel doesn't really matter what your skin tone looks like out of a country of 330 million only three million people have passports culturally United States is kind of backwards as we think we're the ship or the center of the universe however at sadly enough is that African history or African cultural studies isn't taught and any school in United States up to the you know high school level I know this because I'm from Atlanta originally and granted we might know a few things about the civil rights movement but you know African history culture that's not really taught and what is taught is a bunch of bogus stuff that's why we have things like Kwanzaa which isn't really a real it's something that we make up and you have to think about a lot of the names that are not African in any way shape or form but was an attempt to be African names like akinesia 4 laquanda not even close to being African but you know it was an attempt but no one did any research even maocomb x still have it had are European name the fact is African Americans are ultimately an extension of to the Roman Empire in one way shape or form as most Europeans have were affected by the Roman Empire do religion or whatever so that's where we diverge from the original Africans.

[@ronaldarceneaux2975]

What is up with our skin color? We are the same skin color as she and the other brother and sisters on the continent.

[@AT-gu8by]

She means that's her preference.

[@sheikdonabdirahman7520]

Willie you are a smart interviewer and professional.

[@WillieFungo]

Thanks!

[@Raelis963]

Tue last girl was the only one truly honest, also people have the right to have their own opinions. That what she experienced with black america people, instead to judge her, we could treat her kindly, that way she may change her opinion about black americans, otherwise shes entitled to think that way.

[@WillieFungo]

All of them were honest. The last one just said what you wanted to hear.

[@Raelis963]

@@WillieFungo:)

[@TB38208]

In fact, the last lady described the black Americans who they are.I have black American friends but their attitude is bad.In short, black Americans do not have culture and the only thing we share with them as Africans is the colour.

[@Flourish_today]

​@@WillieFungoAs a Ugandan I will tell you most of us will not marry AA men unless we meet them in Uganda and they know our culture. But to meet an AA man on the streets of America.... unless his dressed well, travelled widely, open to learning about our culture. But if his pants are sagging and his busy carrying a weapon, and doing all sorts of stupid things, talking in slang, no thank you.

[@Impano1]

I'm African but in my point of view African Americans are African living in diaspora. They are our people ❤

[@8sourceenergy895]

That cutie, at the start of the video, needs to get at me, so I can take her out and build a, friendly, rapport with her; she seems like good people, indeed. Plus, she'll find out, for certain, that I'm one of them(of AFRICAN blood), and I'm not too proud to rep my African sisters/brothers. I now want to visit her country just to meet her. Smh(wow)...I guess, due to my skin tone, I would be considered mixed/coloured there.

[@LetsTravellChannel]

😂😂😂😂 Africa has more mixed race people than the USA 🇺🇸

[@davidoffice9922]

African Americans are only African in genealogy but not culturally as there's been a divergence from the people who left Africa hundreds of years ago and their descendants and what I mean by that is well 1 the diaspora ohh ohh of American ISM whether that's North American Central American southern American and the Caribbean well every one of those people is different even the people that live in the southern United States versus people from the western United States it is true for Europeans or people that were former European as well however some of the culture that is western is African in nature such as rock'n'roll hip hop salsa dancing this that and the other barbecue there's a lot of African stuff that has been westernized and is accepted globally it only proves evolution is real

[@sharonsmith1505]

We are skin not kin. You know a lot of the black isrealites drizzled down through africa after fleeing rome, and were killed and taken captive and then sold by Arab for the kazarians kazors..Different beliefs. We could not understand each other. When captured here, all tribes did not speak the same thing. We skin not kin.

[@josephcole1570]

road trip !

[@davidoffice9922]

I used to work with Ugandans and Kenyans I. Iraq of all places great experience..

[@ShazzenAbid]

They won't date black american men, but these Ugandan women will run to these rich Indian men and Chinese workers across the country

[@MR.LaDarius]

We are indigenous to America we are the niijii people. Stop disrespecting my ancestors. Melanin is not only in Africa. Stop the hate.

[@PebblesThompson-tt9ig]

I am native American and we love you

[@JasonusTillery]

Thank you for this

[@ethanrobertson3008]

My favorite black woman in the world is the lady with the white shirt and red collar with braids.

[@PHlophe]

she is a wholesome babe.

[@jeans2056]

Would love to visit Africa some day. I love African people.

[@leonking9622]

I would definitely date a Ugandan. They are beautiful.

[@ngonzigloria6511]

You're welcome to Uganda

[@ibuukere184]

great video culture is culture and every culture is iconic to its representatives for they fully embrace and its what makes them who they are..culture is not a tribe thats where they miss connected..am from ugnda..much love

[@kingmelfrombrooklyn4180]

The best part of this video for me was at 7:20 do african americans have a culture

[@billygoat300]

I love you too 😘

[@Bogdan_Sarasek]

I am not a black american, I am a white european but I really like ugandan women🤩

[@Johnny-tv5tq]

Go away creep😮

[@PHlophe]

you kind of look Tchetchen. the white that marry ugandan women are usually the christian catholic or orthodox ones . its a huuuge deal there .

[@gambaemma2895]

When you think about what the lady said at 04:55, she's right, not a lot of Black Americans come back home to Africa to visit or even get to know where there original Ancestry is but the whites do travel to Africa a lot even when they really dont have any firm attachments to it apart from the Colonial history we all know about. As a Tour Guide, I've dealt with 99% white travelers and i think my first Black American to work with (as a Tour Guide) was Willie Fungo. However i believe Black Americans are lovely and great people. Just so you know, Africa is for you my brothers and sisters, you should really consider at least coming back and visit, just a simple visit and know about home. I believe when you start coming then the people back home will get to know you better and have a lot more better information about you guys first hand and not only what they know from the movies and songs or social media.

[@davidbenyahuda5190]

Perhaps some of us are unaware that we are not ALL Africans. Remember, we are on a Black planet.👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🪶🌽💜

[@gambaemma2895]

Then it should be an oath we take from birth to always remember that we are Africans no matter the different continents we live in whether Originally home which is Africa or other places that the different brothers and sisters live in.@@davidbenyahuda5190

[@calvinpinkney2953]

I'm a black american from Louisiana I like the podcast, my only concern is that, I don't see you informing the people you question, of things like black american culture, or the difference in what they learn through the media, and actually how most black americans are. Leaving them with misconceptions of black americans, allows for those ideas of us to flourish, lies about us have been spread all over the globe, just like I grew up thinking that Africa was a wild and and stone age, but that was just the lies told to black american through the media.

[@PHlophe]

Calvo, y all need to produce american content centered on black experience to spread across the continent.

[@mkay3751]

YES, I agree that color is the only thing that links us. I am blk american or American. I love my African brother n sisters. But, I am not african

[@LetsTravellChannel]

Glad you are in these spaces though. Thanks for sharing your truth.

[@kennye6088]

The main problem with Africans understanding and seriously identifying with Afro-Americans. Is their deep lack of education, about and of the slave trade, the slave trade business, as well as the international laws from White controlled countries, plus those White countries that took part in the international slave trade. Prior to ending the international slave trade. Some African slaves refused to mate with women or men, not of their tribe or culture. But slave owners force their slaves from one tribe or tribal culture to mate with the others. To reduce their cost of purchasing new slaves, and to increase their slave property stock holds, as countries around the world..., ended international slave trading, from Africa, and other parts of the world. After decades of interbreeding, the desire to remain pure to their tribal ties, had been breed out of most African slaves. Thousands of African slaves would see their hopes of returning to their tribal lands and people..., die, as time and years past bye. Whereby, the Afro-Americans were force and had little choice but to accept a new way of life and a culture created out of the slave life, that they found themselves in.

[@gambaemma2895]

Great Work Bro

[@jacobskelton6256]

At 6:45, I interacted with the locals so much that I married a Ugandan woman.

[@ngonzigloria6511]

Ohh woow am sure that Ugandan lady will treat you well , we are good people

[@jacobskelton6256]

@@ngonzigloria6511 I absolutely love the pearl of Africa and the wonderful people who live there.

[@ngonzigloria6511]

@@jacobskelton6256 thank you so much may God bless your marriage

[@hangingwiththegrlz4891]

From my experience, Ugandan , , Emirati, Omani, Singaporean, Indian, Ethiopian, and Kenyan women were always very open minded and overall nice to me. Nigerian, Filipina, Egyptian, and Kuwaiti women were cruel to me. I got aggressive- jealous vibes from them and would not trust them. And I am scared to visit Gambia due them murdering single Black women there. I prefer to live places where I am irrelevant and unassuming so I can live at peace. People are confused of my race due to me being mixed, however I am Black American.

[@Bundaman59]

Beautiful 👍🏾👍🏾

[@mkay3751]

AS A FYI, there were blk people all ready in America before europeans came. JUST SAYING!!!!

[@LE0497]

Then you lied about slavery

[@mkay3751]

@@LE0497 "I LIED ABOUT SLAVERY" Provide exactly where I said that.

[@LE0497]

@@mkay3751 if black people were in America b4 Europeans like you say it means no slaves were ever sold or taken from Africa therefore slavery didn't happen.

[@mkay3751]

@@LE0497 only a person with a very narrow mind would make the statement you made. Im not going to provide you with anything. Do your own research. Or think what you want.

[@LE0497]

@@mkay3751 a narrow minded person is someone too embarrassed to admit they are descendents of African slaves all because they are don't want to be associated with Africa what do they do resort to making up stories🤣🤣 if you were in America then no slaves were taken from Africa 🤷‍♀️

[@sdub300]

I like that girl in the light green dress.