WALKING NAIROBI STREETS 🇰🇪(Kenya is different)

[@IndigoTraveller]

*Kenya is off to a great start!* If you missed my last video 'KENYA DISASTER DAY' then you can watch that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mn7EZ2SIg6ucpac ♥🇰🇪Thank you for watching! 🇰🇪♥

[@ibrahimadan205]

I hope you have enjoyed the hospitality of our great people.

[@ibrahimadan205]

Kenya is not too expensive

[@amanuelalemayhu883]

In ETHIOPIA you did walk every street with your camera by yourself. ETHIOPIA safest place in AFRICA.

[@martino6205]

Seem you are staying on the "wrong" side of the city. The city design was on race, and most neglected parts still continue to be neglected.

[@marwanomar6048]

Nick I wish I was in Mombasa but am out of the country i could have show you the whole city with expenses but I will suggest you to contact famous youtuber from Mombasa farhana oberson I promise you she will make every minute spent in Mombasa worthy

[@boazmac]

When He mentioned He's a vegetables guy... Peninah... "Then take potatoes "... My heart skipped a beat.😂😂😂 Wakikuyu mtamaliza kila mtu na viazi...

[@esthernyambura7112]

Me too lol.

[@jeffrey1261]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@1gcoe604]

😂 💦

[@kenkamau8444]

Hahahahah

[@sofiasimon9083]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I died ryt there

[@gingeroreo2628]

My wife, our 5 year old twins and I traveled to Nairobi in 2017. Everyone told us ‘it was a dangerous place’. But we rented a car; drove around the city by ourselves (even did the safari in the same car), went to different markets, drove to Naivasha (stayed one night in one of the Hippo safari camps)- and we met only the nicest and kind people. Kenya is a fantastic country and I would recommend to anyone having second thoughts.

[@tommusyoki5564]

kenya is safe and loving. welcome again.

[@m.n5084]

When people think of unsafe it's different as a Kenyan living in America, when Americans say unsafe they mean gunshots when Kenyans say unsafe they mean pick pocketing.

[@Beetlejuice80s]

@@m.n5084 nice, good to know. i want to visit Nairobi soon.

[@victoriaredemta8714]

Bless you

[@HASASON]

But you are a common Kenyan as well, basing on your name, lol

[@AfricaMiSeh]

Let me draw your attention to 12:30 where the woman sold you some beans and then added a handful for you. This handful is also found in West Africa and in Gambia we call it " buu nyaa " which means honour in Mandinka. It is given to almost every customer and some customers would even pleasantly ask for it if they're not given it because people are deeply accustomed to it. This is one of the facts that makes me believe that Africans are the most generous people by nature.

[@orangemoonglows2692]

in new orleans, this is called lagniappe.

[@isabelleelkhoudri6495]

Thanks for reminding me of that😂😂😂

[@yven0305]

In Zambia it’s called “Mbasela”

[@isabelleelkhoudri6495]

@@yven0305 hello there beautiful people of Zambia ❤️

[@yven0305]

@@isabelleelkhoudri6495 Hey there ❤️

[@MarkBH70]

Heri kwenye Wakenya! Nina faraha kwa kuangalia video hii nzuri sana! ya Nick! Nazungumza Kiswahili kidogo tu.

[@goldwingskenya1246]

furaha is the word sir, endelea kujifunza Kiswahili

[@Iam_rehema]

Asante sana.Kiswahili kitamu.

[@omaridicks8703]

Did you try Google translation, just kidding

[@njeringash3883]

uko sawa tu

[@franga7870]

Thats really good buddy keep up...Alafu karibu Kenya

[@janerainsford8996]

Kenyans are beautiful! You are blessed with an ability to connect with everyone. People say the same about me. It has served me well!

[@elijahndiritu2045]

We appreciate the fact as Kenyans thank you

[@jamesmakau5364]

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[@wagwantv1228]

@Jane Aaaw that's cute of u to say.

[@aquilafelix7620]

Wow....regarding on your opinion on this.....i must say....you are too linked with the same ability you are magnificent to with your kind words dear

[@twinshangoutkenya]

Wow, that's so nice of you to say, have you been to Kenya?

[@Sijus.world.]

Kenya is well devolping country than other african country. I love kenya.. lots of love from india..

[@african-history-fountain]

You're ignorant. Many other African countries are ''well developing'', not just Kenya.

[@TEAM6USA]

Well develop? Have you been to a well develop Country? It looks more like hell on Earth.

[@namenl2205]

@@african-history-fountain 💀💀 you africans hate indians?

[@josephmwangi5644]

@@TEAM6USA yet yua pple pay alot to just have a visit en witness the so Yu are calling hell.

[@joshua1750]

@@TEAM6USA you clearly never been, but those developed countries are only so developed because they stole shit to get there don’t forget Europe was a cess pool of disease before they went abroad stealling shit. Litterally the dirtiest people on earth 😂 ever most of the major plague happend in Europe nasty place.

[@Marsattacks79]

I love how respectful you were with the locals. Great video. You got yourself a new subscriber.

[@Tata-bd9nx]

From the look of things you are in downtown Nairobi,near Ngara..Not the safest of places in Nairobi,.but i also dont think its that bad..I've come to notice there are 2 types of tourists,there are the ones who come to Kenya,stay in posh hotels,go feed giraffes at the Giraffe Manor.lol,go to Diani for skydiving,go to Maasai mara for a hot air balloon sunset safari..then there are the ones who you'll see in downtown Nairobi,with shorts and a camera,bargaining for best prices,taking matatus and getting the real experience of the Kenyan people,i low-key think these ones have most fun..Anyway To each their own.Also why do Kenyans turn into comedians when they see a camera?LOL.My country people!

[@TK-pi1vr]

Lol Kenyans turn into comedians when they see camera, because growing up a photoshoot was a great affair. The whole family had to dress up and sit in a great order with a fake smile :) . The camera man had to get it right because there was no 2nd chances & it would take at-least a month before seeing the pics. So there you have it :)

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Hahaha so true

[@shadrackbugatti7774]

He's on Kipande Road, which is the route between Globe roundabout and Museum.

[@FelexAndVirginia]

hahaha but this guy is super cool u cant steal from him ati avocado kwako ni mia nne i cant still believe it

[@amandasbakingchannel2969]

It's the one in Parklands? City Park n

[@dagoose3141]

As a Kenyan I’m so proud of my country🇰🇪

[@diane9247]

You should be! 😊

[@mcpartridgeboy]

I am comming to visit this summer, along with ethiopia

[@zam5864]

Classic kenyan phrase when pressured to buy something: I'm just gonna walk around and then come back Swahili translation: Acha niende ivi nakam😂😂😂lol

[@88patrish]

Hahahaha

[@JunkiMoturi]

Pius Njeri literally 😂😂😂😂

[@rebeccakiarie616]

lakini ye alirudi cha ukweli

[@rowenanderitu7411]

Ha ha acha niende nikam lol

[@rachealmugoh725]

Haha i thought so too!! Ako na ukenya

[@kelvinmuthengi2038]

6:42 Huyu amekaa siku moja Nairobi na ashajua kusema"Naenda hivi nakam" 😂😂😂

[@iandvoice4675]

found that funny too

[@annetikasi1915]

Omg ,kenya na sheng

[@DjYogo254]

Ngori

[@Ill.righteous31]

Crazy

[@kimrenard923]

hahaha. Tricky but life Kenya unafika unaadopt the language pap!

[@carolinekori1891]

Watching from Germany, proud of my Kenyan people they are so friendly. It's unfortunate that we don't get much of that kind of treatment Abroad.

[@henrypham-learngermantoget1011]

mostly europeans are welcomed. Here in Vietnam as well, there is not a special treatment for asian and africans here when you are tourists or at work,

[@carolinekori1891]

@@henrypham-learngermantoget1011 that's really unfortunate. It has another name..Rassism.

[@redemption3830]

They spit once dey see us😭😭 those dancing folks who welcome them should be sat down and re educated on how tings run.

[@slyricky9502]

@@redemption3830 what are you talking about LOL

[@christiancole289]

Yeah, there's a lot of anti-black racism in many places in the world.

[@Samia2123]

The market folks were so nice. The eggplant seller guy seemed intelligent and humble. It made me teary eyed. God bless the Kenyan people. Love and best wishes from Bangladesh. Amazing potrayal of people and life Nick ❤👊

[@stevekamau7673]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@dannyacosta3560]

Beautiful Kenya but I don't miss beach boys the drive you crazy 😂😂😂

[@NyokabiWaweru]

the way my people welcome visitors makes me proud

[@foxb319]

be proud xx

[@Tata-bd9nx]

Don't feed the troll..i repeat, don't feed the troll!

[@evagichinga1881]

It's amazing how friendly they are to visitors, its sad they aren't as friendly to their fellow citizens sometimes.

[@bridneykgaphola3855]

Whiteness

[@user-vu8zy1pu3v]

@@guy11boyyahooo you think we welcomed colonizers😂😂 who enslaved us ?? Why would we

[@SmilewithSaph]

Kenya is a beautiful country and I'm just super proud to be a Kenyan

[@TheJourneyest2016]

Nobody does it more raw or authentic than you man. Keep up the good work thanks for showing us what countries really are like.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Appreciate your words, thank you!

[@dinkamika]

Nice to see that you made it back safely. Glad that you are enjoying yourself and hopefully the rest of your stay will be as equally if not more exciting :) 🇰🇪

[@greatcoldemptiness]

Bald and Bankrupt. Harald Baldr

[@Tabbyomwenga]

This is like raw Kenyan life that's what I love about the video sometimes guys will shoot videos showing only fancy places but nooo..this is the Kenya u miss when u abroad...

[@kipronoketer6852]

254meetsmzanzi sasa

[@TheLilly]

Let 'em know sis! Been in the States 6 years now and I miss all of that!

[@michaelheery7427]

Yep its real exciting seeing CORRUPTION AT WORK...

[@michaelheery7427]

@Adele Eleda yep pity BLOGGERS NOT SHOW THE POVERTY AND SLUMS. MUD HOUSES AND SCHOOLS. ..RATED NEAR MOST CORRUPT NATION ON EARTH. Taxi drivers jusr LAUGH if you EXPECT CHANGE...

[@michaelheery7427]

245 DO U MISS IT WHEN YOUR ABROAD? I ONLY GO TO SEE MY CHILD. ITS GETTING WORSE LIFE THERE...

[@OZBarStories]

Finally a place I’ve actually been to lol. I loved my time in Kenya. Would I walk around Nairobi in the middle of the night alone? No. I wouldn’t do that in London or LA either for that matter! I felt perfectly safe in Nairobi.

[@abdihussein7344]

Insecurity in Kenya and specifically Nairobi is blown out of proportion...yes just like any other big city security might be a concern,,but it is relatively safe and people are nice and kind..you will find out yourself for the next few days you will be around.. Enjoy your stay!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thanks!

[@evolutionofmoeco]

Kenya is nice but even as a Kenyan I can't speak on my phone in public or traffic without being anxious. Especially in the CBD

[@salimalmahry]

@mehboob gani you're paranoid.

[@romanlepricon]

it's a notch above the rest ...you have just normalised it because it's a relaity of daily life

[@rimun5235]

@@guy11boyyahooo Ati practicing Eugenics. Most of us are dying from preventable diseases. Things like diarrhea. I remember seeing people with polio. I'd rather have the vaccine, thanks. The west has lost its marbles where people have essentially turned facts into opinion. I hope you aren't traveling unvaccinated as nothing has spread pandemics more than one infected person. I like how the West has almost no diseases like polio, measles, etc yet you guys think vaccines are the poison. It's all fun and games until you get the preventable mumps.

[@alithegreat7668]

I'm form the US and my dad works for the un so we had to move to Kenya for 2 years I went toa school called International School of Kenya it was a blessing to go there with awesome people around the world

[@memegod4433]

ISK is for fucking posh pricks let's be honest mate lol - from a dude at braeburn

[@Swahili1]

@@memegod4433 haha same here from bge but isk is too posh filled with egotiistic privileged kids

[@Gikash]

International School of Kenya is the most Expensive school in Kenya, Bro you basically studied abroad :)

[@boxsterman77]

You are the perfect traveler. I like how you engage with the locals. How you show them respect and the right amount of kindness and friendliness. I try to do the same thing.

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Enjoy Kenya Nick but please change that flag of Kenya on your pic. It's very wrongly arranged in terms of colour sequence, we take it very serious. When in Mombasa don't forget to go to Diani. Thanks

[@paulwaweru987]

I wanted to tell him that too,,,

[@AfrikanTraveller]

@Sam Bassett what does age got to do with this?

[@sebenfc1982]

None sense, not all Kenyans take it seriously. Awesome video.

[@shantiyantra263]

I agree that you should not insist on using the wrong flag after it was brought to your attention in your first Kenya video. It just makes no sense. We have flags for a reason!

[@lifeasrudi]

You're bro

[@redelfshotthefood8213]

Wow! Nairobi was so small in 1995. About 3x3 blocks of buildings was the downtown, next to Uhuru park. I had never had passion fruit until I got to Kenya! So delicious! And so common there. My sister's nanny could believe I hadn't. I thought she was 20. She was 40 with 3 kids at home! Narobi has grown so big so fast!!!

[@JackiejmVlogs]

Interesting!

[@sheilamigans473]

Dave Rivers you should come back Karibu 🥰

[@a.muchemi4360]

That nonsense

[@eriqo0495]

@@a.muchemi4360 be nice bro🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@trilithon108]

Passion fruit also known as Granadilla.

[@Pax_Veritas]

I was in Kenya a few years ago, Mombasa and Nairobi, with my family. The Kenyan people we met were amazing, so friendly and kind. The wildlife is a different story. We had monkeys at our hotel who stole everything and we had an incident with a puffer fish. The people we met were next level. We made friends with a guy called John Barnes (famous Liverpool footballer) who was incredible. He was like John Barnes or more like Ronaldinho playing beach football. John Barnes took us out on his wooden catamaran along the coral reef. It was 30 degrees and felt like an oven to me but Johnny Barnes said he was cold. We met John on the beach at our 5 star hotel and we thought he must be doing OK financially but after 2 weeks of getting to know John Barnes, he took us to meet his family. They lived in a mud hut with 7 people roughly the same size as a small bedroom in a western house. It was quite shocking and depressing. We tried to give him money for taking us to see his family but he refused to take this money. Instead we made sure to tip him generously for his time on the catamaran and playing football with us. It's not fair that such nice people live in abject poverty beside super luxury hotels (the hotel we were at had a swimming pool more than a kilometre long with pool-side bars and everything you could imagine yet was cheaper than an average hotel in the UK). We went on safari and to get there we travelled through small villages made out of metal huts, baking in the hot sun. We dared not wear any jewellery including watches, we didn't even bring a camera as we were told it was too dangerous. We met the Masai in the Masai Mara, another eye-opening experience. While so many had nothing we stayed in the Hilton Hotel on stilts in the middle of the safari park. The guides and people were again wonderful, so much nicer than westerners like everything is a joy to them. They made us laugh a lot and we were able to return the favour when my mother nudged the safari guide and said, being fully serious, "there's something wrong with that elephant, he has 5 legs". The tour guide laughed at that for about half an hour. Love to Kenya from the UK

[@DocterKinus]

I knew it was really Kenya when i heard kwangwaru

[@tinachristine4573]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Haki Kwangwaru itatumaliza

[@lucywanyoike5513]

😂😂

[@derrickmlami8204]

That song has some magic you might be listening to jazz music on KZbin and from nowhere the song comes up

[@therebel402]

😂😂😂😂Wacha tu

[@naomigikonyo3197]

Ikr pia mimi

[@luis9286]

Any Kenyan fan☝🏿

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thanks!

[@victorwn9986]

Welcome to Nairobi Nick. Karibu Nairobi.

[@mikehine714]

Yap

[@susanshatoria1218]

Ooh yes

[@allankuria9923]

Tuko brathe

[@drainmonkeys385]

I like that can buy fresh vegetables on street.. for sure organic

[@louisuchihatm2556]

Yeah...they're also cheap

[@lomakevin]

No it's not otgsnic. Orgsnic produce is hard to come by in Nairobi and a bit expensive.

[@smokeyveras7235]

Truth Meter you’re confused on what GMOs are. They can be easily purchased as they’re just seeds. You don’t know what is GMO and what is organic. Almost nothing grown in large quantities is organic. It’s difficult and pesticide are eventually needed. If it works for you, then great, but it doesn’t for a majority

[@simple8503]

@Justin Y.is it really you

[@kamuzu]

Shows how little you know. Most vegetables in Kenya are grown with fertilizer and pesticides......that is the reason they are so bountiful, cheap and plentiful in the city.

[@robinmediskah6890]

I am a Nairobi resident and what has made me smile is that these ladies and gentlemen dealing with groceries can speak fluent,articulate and sharp English....kudos to them and God bless our land of Kenya.

[@joekimani4387]

of course they can kwani walisomea kwa dirisha? wewe schoolfees unalipa ya nini kama mtoto atasema they didnt knew

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yeah forget about youtube man, avocado importing is where it's at, haha.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Haha, that is true Gabe, want to join and become a senior partner?

[@tydalm.9665]

@Gabriel Traveler. Honestly, I would die to get avocados like that here in Berlin. The first time I ate an avocado in the Caribbeans I was blown away by the taste. I thought I love avocados, but those were simply another league, from what we get here. @Indigo Traveller , they won't sell for 4$ here, but Berlin is not as far away from Kenya as Auckland, So please, please, make it happen :)

[@AUmarcus]

@@tydalm.9665 They grow avocados in NZ and Australia....lots of them. They sell for that price because people can afford them.

[@tydalm.9665]

AUmarcus did you watch the video? Did I say anything about what people grow in NZ or AUS? Besides, taste has nothing to do with being affordable, but the environment the produce grows in. I might come from a third world country - Germany - where people only can afford avocados for 1-2 € from the mediterranian area, but the area around my city - Berlin - produces the best asparagus in the world... lots of it. People do not buy it not because they can "afford" it, but because it's so much better than the (cheaper) asparagus from greece, spain or anywhere else.

[@DreamyRelaxationAmbiance]

Am Nairobi and have access to Avocado farms if it workable we can do business

[@missnjeri2244]

It's so cool to see an outsider take videos of the places Kenyan KZbinrs try to hide. So Raw. And the Kikuyu Uber driver in traffic!epic!

[@axelmamouaka2223]

Hahahahaha

[@charlesodote4099]

Si ungesema the Uber driver tu

[@sheila3027]

It would be better though if they would also take the positive sides of it,sio places mbaya mbaya tu sababu huwa wanataka kuonyesha vile Africa tuko nyuma sometimes.... I'm glad the Kenyan KZbinrs hide the places because they also need to know that we have better and good places here.... Because well, the perception that the Western world has about Africa is not good at all....

[@Machinemancode]

@@sheila3027 you are right sheila. I just made a comment on that. The man comes to a city right under the equator and his video is showing a cold cloudy day with some heavily congested streets and immediately discusses pickpockets? do they do the same to their own cities?

[@iainbrewin]

Watched a lot of travel vlogs...Nick is by far the best travel vlogger I have come across. Love the Ethiopia videos. Lived there for 10 years when I was young. Great to see if from an authentic traveller like Nick. Keep it up.

[@ayanahmed8948]

My home kenya nairobi🇰🇪🇰🇪 i realy miss i will come back soon 🤩 hit like if u r from nairobi

[@abdirizakjama8574]

I miss it too - with love from Canada

[@falischika6221]

You’re SOMALI and from Somalia! Go take care of your country!!

[@ahmeee1836]

@falischika we are Kenyan Somalis

[@iwrotethis4712]

@@falischika6221 he is Kenyan

[@falischika6221]

steeve steeve Ayan Ahmed is Kenyan? Stop trying to ethnic wash/brainwash our people lol. She’s Somali and should be proud of it!!

[@amiej9934]

Africa is the best place to settle. So peaceful, friendly, cool weather, cost of living not quite high and fresh veggies. Love Kenya my mother land. Nice I loved your video

[@rickyreinhard3385]

I miss the food😪😪

[@amiej9934]

@@rickyreinhard3385 I certainly do feel you. Been away for almost 3years and I can't wait to eat "ugali" I surely do hope you did eat it along with "Githeri ". Delicious 😋😋

[@Liam-fs5fe]

That only goes for certain places

[@amiej9934]

@@Liam-fs5fe couldn't agree less though it depends with the kind of lifestyle one may opt to live, city, Career and etc. Can't compare to life out here.

[@bekathiongo359]

@@rickyreinhard3385 me too

[@ibrahimadan205]

Kenyans are very humble, Kind and welcoming

[@IndigoTraveller]

True that!

[@thtk585]

True!

[@aragti6060]

true

[@bhanjijunior08]

Acha ujinga

[@lulihussein9727]

hapo chacha

[@NdetyVisuals]

At least this video is more positive than the previous one.. i like it.

[@nationalist5422]

Still using the wrong flag.

[@nationalist5422]

@@peacee2431 I wouldn't expect a non native Kenyan to care anyway. Edit: I just looked at your subs, are you 9? Edit: You're definitely 9 years old.

[@soniamarie8470]

One thing I respect Kenyans for is hardwork and business minded.When they see an opportunity they seize it.The avocado guy so business in newzealand🙂

[@bintokiria5338]

True

[@marcuswelby921]

Nick, your footage is raw as u take us to places many has never seen (thank you!) You interact with the locals and you don't let negative criticism dissuade you from doing this. Keep up the good work and keep enlightening us about Africa. Safe travels and Peace Be Onto You!!!

[@mainagatei3340]

The guy that offered him an avocado business venture was probably Kikuyu for sure!!😂😂😂

[@violetkihara2161]

Ndiioo,,we don't mess around

[@monstersamator5288]

Kikuyu and business. Just like somalis.

[@coolrunnings3]

Probably~For sure . . . . 😀

[@diane9247]

Haha - very likely!

[@johnabraham2018]

The guard wouldn't leave you coz he expected a tip for goodness sake not bcoz it's unsafe hah

[@jimcat8975]

True 😂😂 man really thinks our security guards are this generous to walk a dude to a car 😂 siwezi

[@jojopeterson8378]

That shit made me unlike the video😂😂😂

[@josephgatere7616]

On point!

[@mamakenesh1339]

😀😀🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣true

[@marysophy3665]

Johnny Daniels not just Kenyans ! 😂

[@carolinehonse35]

You met such lovely people who were concerned about your safety. I've really been enjoying your travels since I discovered you a few weeks ago.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you Caroline :)

[@joelkahiga4661]

Kenyan:You have been here how many days Tourist:I got here yesterday Kenyan:So this is your NEXT day. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@carolinemuriuki6843]

I thought I was the only one who heard that 😂😂😂

[@leendagathoni5490]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Wenzangu

[@benmahinda2008]

😂😂please be nice

[@laurinemukami9790]

😂😂😂 this one here really got me laughing ....

[@v.alerie.]

Am crying 😂😂😂😂😥

[@trending1083]

This guys smart knows the exchange rates calls himself an uber and pays for it.. Walks to the market like his lived there bfre and cooks for himself 🐐...

[@IndigoTraveller]

Haha thanks mate ♥️

[@kud_allie7692]

he is a well travelled guy

[@theworldtraveller8481]

@Trending, who travels to a country without the knowledge of exchange rate?

[@mathstutormrjames416]

Oh my God, very kind people, as a South African I really wish to visit too

[@taylahjayde9140]

THIS IS EXACTLY WHERE I WANT TO GO TO HELP THOSE PEOPLE !!! DOING EVERYTHING I CAN TO GO OVER THERE AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE!! ITS DEFINATLY A GOAL OF MINE FOR THIS YEAR! IM WRITING IN CAPS BECAUSE I AM SO AMAZED BY YOUR VIDEO AND EVERYTHING THAT COMES WITH IT. JUST WONDERING TO MYSELF HOW THE HELL YOU HAD THE BALLS TO DO IT ALONE XXX thank you for making and sharing this work of art, i did also fall inlove with you a little bit ;) i hope your happy and doing well xx

[@captianbr2117]

The kenyan people are so respectful 🇸🇴❣

[@dwaynselecta902]

@DEREK GILENO 😂😂

[@snertkriebels]

Those people on the market were so wholesome, also how glad they were to be on the video. That's so different from any western country where people just get annoyed

[@urbanviii6557]

This kind of stuff (and the Venezuela series I watched yesterday) is better than anything on the front page of the New York Times, or the London papers. No article in a major world newspaper can possibly convey what these short videos reveal. The media has changed forever, I'm afraid.

[@fricob.4828]

Urban VIII. So true👏

[@penguinomega5672]

It's quite annoying how the media depicts all of Africa as barren or horrible except for South Africa.

[@mercywangari8359]

I have travelled to most part of the world and NO place like Kenya my home my motherland

[@brendantownsend216]

ya but so fucking dangerous man. Not nice

[@bekathiongo359]

Yea me too

[@Swnsasy]

Mercy Wangari I've been thinking about moving to Mombasa.. Any tips?? Such a BEAUTIFUL country..

[@mondohkay1258]

Absolutely right

[@lillianak7885]

Home sweet home

[@maryb2542]

Thank God you did it. Some people need to see that even our country Kenya has cars. Good job bro flowing from a distance

[@klitzka2money484]

U came during bad weather, we kinda look like Gotham now

[@MainaGakere]

Thank you for making this video of our motherland. Makes me love Kenya more. Welcome again!

[@MainaGakere]

@Ian Sweet That’s a good question though. It’s good to live, study and build your nation economically.

[@MainaGakere]

@Ian Sweet naah..man I live in Kenya. Never been on a plane.

[@Ndondiafrika254]

I dont think this is the most fair of reviews for Nairobi. You slept in the cheapest street (River Road), and Ngara which has a 'reputation' of thuggery (but not facts) and claim the entire city is full of pickpockets and you need bodygards? Everyday I meet tourists walking alone. Great shots though..

[@lifeasrudi]

You're right

[@friendlyenemy4654]

River road😱 as a Kenyan I never go there

[@WINDEL010]

Man don't be so mad, he did not make any such claims. Actually, it is the Kenyan vegetable vendor who looks surprised that he is walking alone without bodyguards. A joke I guess.

[@kemy6857]

Am a Kenyan and I agree

[@WINDEL010]

@@kemy6857 You didn't like the video?

[@jasongjs9003]

Brooooo, just saw my uncle in your vid tf 😆😆😂 Nairobi is a small town 🤣

[@bessymagiri5485]

Jason G js 😂😂😂😂

[@carolrose]

Bruh😂Nairobi is a huuge city

[@speakthetruth7679]

Just saw myself in the video and I'm new jersey

[@EpicPlayzTV]

Tha fuxk lol im from there its huge

[@vormickrovak3104]

I just saw my aunt's cousin's son in your veedee-oh

[@josephochieng2522]

Kenya gets a bad rap!,my parents are from kenya, I live in the US born here ,but i absolutely love kenya!

[@jayk9376]

omera, most welcome dala. Make sure that you visit soon

[@wambuialice5987]

I love this video with all my heart. Having born and bred in Kenya I'm so patriotic about everything within us. Come again. Karibu tena.

[@itssu445]

Haha I just heard someone shout in kikuyu; 'Uraria naū?' As in 'who you talking to??' I love the video

[@louisuchihatm2556]

Uraria nau?= Whom are you eating with Uraaaria nau? = Whom are you talking to? lol😂

[@theworldtraveller8481]

Louis don't make me laugh😅. Wasuku was very correct; Ûraria naû?-who are you talking to? Ûrarîa naû?(not a correct Kikuyu verb). It should be; Mûrarîanîra naû?- you are sharing the food with who?

[@theworldtraveller8481]

..Wakusu sorry

[@baridihealth-wr3yw]

You picked a ghetto place to stay.. Can tell from the bedroom window looking down.... I think if you gonna go with low budget, then it's good to be honest with the viewers.. " I didn't bring enough money so I got a cheap place in a rough area kinda place".. That's one thing many youtubers will never admit. They are always low on cash and try to really budget, which is ok, but to compensate for that they usually talk down on the area/ country.. "Very dirty, not safe, security with me everywhere.. Blah blah blah

[@Katamiful]

HI-5.. He is being dramatic.. There are hell plenty of beautiful, middle range to high end places he could have picked and the review would have been different.. Ngara market though is good, that is where majority of people shop..

[@missn2021]

Deep truth

[@malaikaabwonji8760]

Yes, yes and yes.

[@Alpha24187]

True

[@bilqiis9099]

Very true

[@ChannelDESHPANDE]

10:07 “it’s called dudhee”. Yes it’s called dudhee in India also. And it’s pronounced exactly as he did. World feels so small 😀

[@njenga97]

I thought it was a nickname for that fruit because in Kenya a motorcycle is apparently called dudhee

[@nduatimbito5972]

That area he visited has many Indians living there...there's a possibility we as the locals pick up some terms and phrases for ease of communication.

[@johnmuchau8427]

It's Nduthi... From the Kikuyu dialect -largest ethnic group in Kenya

[@nduatimbito5972]

John Muchau In this case 'dudhee' is a fruit. Indians call it 'dudhee' as well. This guy was out in Ngara Market (Fig Tree area) where there's obviously a huge Indian population. So it's quite understandable when both nations are able to share the same name for the fruit.

[@ChannelDESHPANDE]

India and Africa share a bond. Lot of words have crossed over to one another’s languages. In Indian languages lion is called Simha or Sinha which is Sanskrit word. Most Indian languages use this word. Singh - a common Indian surname also means lion. African languages call Simba which I find very fascinating. Cheetah is called cheeta or chitta in many Indian languages. Mast - a state of high aggression on elephants is a Urdu/Persian word used in India. The one that i most baffling to me is mount Meru in Tanzania. According to ancient Sanskrit texts dating tens of thousands of years it is said that mount Meru in the Himalayas is super tall and thus insurmountable. Is it a coincidence that one of the tallest peaks in Africa is also called mount Meru? Danger is called Hatari in Africa and Khatara in Hindi...it’s possible cultural exchanges with Indian traders might have facilitated such words.

[@siriussage7117]

I have been sick since the last 3 days and I was feeling terrible desperately wanting to refresh myself, suddenly your video pops and it feels so good watching this. So healing. May God bless you and yours. I'll surely do my best in supporting your channel

[@AJ-ud3dx]

That is basically how the local over there would like to keep the conversation going when you are from outside so basically Nairobi is much better then Chicago people in Kenya Mossley a very humble people and I think you have seen that just by interacting the locals.

[@sheilakay7]

Hahaha my goodness when that guy said.."so this is your next day!" Lol And the corn pose...

[@edgarkoech5650]

😂😂😂😂

[@essykim2981]

@Tender Agression nduthi is sheng for motorbike 😂😂

[@amalitofunnykittensvlogs647]

Nairobi Kenya definitely its development country ❤ beautiful and peaceful..❤❤ love from Somaliland

[@sammynjeru3085]

More love from +254

[@sharonneochieng728]

Much love from kenya

[@abdullahiburale2951]

Karibu kenya....... I am a Somali kenyan 2

[@UranijaZeus]

Love these videos, so genuine.

[@swahilifood]

There’s some amazing places to stay in Nai, how did you pick that spot to stay?????? I grew up in Kenya and lived in Nairobi for 10+ years, never had a problem. People are awesome 😎

[@v1kku]

People tend to want to stay in or close to the city centre when they're travelling to a new city as this puts them very close to anything you'll need for your stay. It's a common selling point on airbnb, "walking distance from the city centre ..." It's just not a good strategy for Nairobi if you don't know it well.

[@swahilifood]

v1kku you’re right

[@frasr]

I'm Scottish and was surprised you found Irn Bru in Kenya! Only other place I've seen it outside of Scotland is Australia.

[@kUNCHRIS]

dude went to stay in Ngara... genius!!! love the RAW perspective of the city... love it

[@SumsEALtd]

As a Nairobi, Kenyan native, I like your fresh outlook ;) . You have to probably come back for a longer stay for lots more experience. From the normal "Tourist insulated" trips of the many national parks of the Masai Mara game reserve, Nairobi national park, Amboseli, Hells gate etc. Looking forward to your planned visit of the tea/coffee farm video.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you!

[@fjellyo3261]

Tsavo East was nice!

[@jayannenimoh6114]

The 'i can shoot you part' 😂😂. Alot of foreigners don't have this part of the Kenyan experience, so good.

[@amirism91]

Kenya changed dramatically. Love from Malaysia.

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

The code for Kenya is not 255, but 254. Population of Nairobi isn't 6.5 million, it's 3.134 million. Private security guards in Kenya do not carry firearms. The armed guard you mentioned had a truncheon only (or none). Perhaps you should tour the western part of Nairobi too, it is so different from Ngara area. A world apart. Thanks for the vid.

[@robel8126]

3.1mill was in 2009 , now it is 6.4 mill now , check your stats stupid boy.

[@AnitaBekka]

ጮማ i don’t think the last part was necessary 😏

[@charlesodote4099]

Western part my ass😂😂

[@salmamkindu868]

@@robel8126 . Really. Was that necessary.

[@mcarthuradal8613]

Guys cmon 3mil haha

[@mohamb3785d]

Lot’s of love from Somali Swede, grew up in Kenya, my second home.

[@JohnJonathan996]

The people watching this should also know, by being afraid and talking so much about insecurity in Kenya is what triggers the thugs. In Kenya, just walk and look relaxed and everyone will mind their business. When you look anxious, afraid or lost is when you attract thugs, and that's not only in KENYA, but everywhere. KARIBU KENYA. ONE LOVE

[@dmmenterprises2619]

The interviewer becomes the interviewee....wakenya mna udaku lakini lol

[@lucyokumu469]

kabisa but tunajipenda joh😂😂😂cheki all this lovely comments Im proud

[@patricialong5767]

Africa is simply the most amazing continent! Wow!!!

[@ssamamc3465]

I've been waiting for this since I watched the DISASTER video, enjoy your stay and welcome back in future.

[@tonybuku]

hahaha me too

[@ssamamc3465]

@@tonybuku I thought I was the only one...Lol!

[@MessiXRonaldo_no.1]

me too

[@ssamamc3465]

@@MessiXRonaldo_no.1 the truth is that he visited the areas even some Kenyans consider unsafe especially the location of that Hotel, I admire his courage. Others could have gone to the less congested side of the city.

[@andreacrosur292]

These videos are just incredible. So much great information and makes me want to go places I never considered before! Thanks!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Appreciate that, thank you!

[@Poposki89]

"you can kill me right now" That was an awkward joke.

[@cookwithme6660]

Si ni nyi mnapenda kujifanya wazungu

[@coolrunnings3]

Idd, very stupid n not funny at all!

[@Nechepsos]

better if he said - you can pinch my butt... ha ha ha

[@nomadiclife1144]

Not awkward in Kenya

[@bootstrap52]

It’s only awkward if you make it awkward

[@joannelynch350]

Best video that I have ever seen of Nairobi, it was amazing, thanks for sharing and happy travels :)

[@IndigoTraveller]

Appreciate that, Thank you!

[@aliciafields-worldtravelle8248]

Here is a good video of Nairobi kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJvSnWqMg5uHedU

[@charliewolf7500]

Wow. The city was so congested, both with people and vehicles, although, not as many animals strolling down the road or beasts of burden. Nick, as you said, the people are awesome, hospitable and friendly. Not at all what you would expect from the crime and danger you were warned of. Thank you for sharing with us Nick. Charlie.

[@Caswell19]

Charlie Wolf It’s because Nairobi has grown rapidly fast. People have been coming in quicker than the infrastructure can keep up. When the boom starts to slow down it may begin to improve, but it will take a lot of time.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thanks Charlie, lovely people and yes, the population has almost doubled since 2009.

[@YourLocalTraveller]

Just to note. You have only showed the downtown side of Nairobi. Would be nice if you portrayed both sides

[@jojogatuna]

The only capital with national park

[@kererose2742]

@@jojogatuna national Park and game reserve as well

[@vee839]

Kumbe pia wazungu husema "ntarudi" when shopping

[@heartbreakerkevv1380]

😁😁😂😂😂😂🤣

[@edgarkoech5650]

😂😂😂

[@nicoleblue8534]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Majosh11]

Na alirudi pia 😃

[@faithmumbi]

ahahhaha

[@wiredjoker3758]

Why didn't you ride on the pimped buses? You clearly missed alot

[@jaydenlegion2200]

Do u think he would manage to come out of the bus with his camera?

[@dinoadika1207]

matatus are crazy .. he was smart to keep away from them

[@swahi2702]

@@dinoadika1207 when I went to Kenya afrobeats burst my eardrums in them. True Kenyan experience, love my mother country 😂

[@STAXONDECK1]

Because everywhere he goes that are non-white people he only shows the interactions and views of places that will make it look worse possible, this man is obviously a suspected racist that uses his platform to show off his skillful ways he practices racism white supremacy

[@adamwoods5126]

@@STAXONDECK1 holy fuck mate way to blow things out of proportion. Dude just didn't want to go on them I despise them when I used to live there. They are horrible(no offence).

[@kusmencool7062]

Kenya is the best country in Africa very friendly people

[@michaelheery7427]

Hustling day n night. The second you arrive in AIRPORT is trying to avoid HUSTLERS..

[@abdulaiibabaibrahim8296]

Ghana people are very friendly.

[@brendantownsend216]

Dangerous tho

[@sd6458]

No Ethiopia is the friendliest country.

[@abu4278]

No country is the best each country has there own unique trait spread positivity and love

[@wairimu1494]

You chose to stay in ngara ?? Budget must’ve been tight asf lol

[@jasbirhanspal9641]

Nothing wrong with Ngara, I was born there 👍

[@sheilamigans473]

I think he wanted to experience how locals live,much respect

[@wafula.b.musiko1421]

@@jasbirhanspal9641 grew up there, went to lower primary there. its ok, but not safe a white guy alone with a camera.

[@70SIXER7]

For the best experience it is ok to mix with local...and also it is not a Crime to save Money!..unlike us when we have money we spend it as if it is going to get Rotten!...He is just a smart Kid that is all!

[@kgfes]

It's his style in every country he visits

[@joebogonko]

Born n raised in Nairobi and the places you're hanging out, i don't think I would lol!

[@TheTororist]

Me neither. It's such a shady part of town I dunno who recommended it to him. And for that price too! Should $10 easy for air bnb those parts

[@heyshee7099]

Trueee

[@cybertroy2]

i woudnt either. but if i had to, i would go there with empty pockets and the shittiest clothes and shoes i can find in my wardrobe. and not bother combing my hair.

[@paulpolosa7222]

true, i wouldn't either..

[@iamlyric5600]

nairobi is a big place. if you were raised in even semi posh areas obviously you wouldnt feel comfortable going to places like nga'ra/ fig tree. but honestly speaking its not as bad as you guys are trying to portray it as.

[@ayubomar3181]

I'm the first uber driver lol

[@ayubomar3181]

@dylan murphy yeah where are you from tho🤷‍♂️

[@ayubomar3181]

0720264012 hmu before I delete the number

[@puritycheruto7890]

He actually have enjoyed himself...being a foreigner and going for a trip in downtown...a great experience

[@ndetrixhe]

Love Kenya! I’m British, live in the USA, but would love to go back to Nairobi, Kakamega, and Samatia ❤️❤️❤️

[@kimedwin5960]

Good memory dude...but it's called sabatia not samatia

[@ndetrixhe]

Typo! Have been in Sabatia too many times to notice. Sometimes, the name of towns are changed by the computer

[@okal]

Just FYI. We’re a paranoid people. I wouldn’t take the warnings too seriously. Downtown Nairobi isn’t the war zone Kenyans make it out to be. It was in the 70s to the 90s, but hasn’t managed to shed that tag even though it doesn’t track reality any more. You’d be well advised to take an Uber past 10 PM or so, but if you keep your wits about you - like you would in most big cities - it’s fine to walk around.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Ok thank you for the advice ❤️

[@MpressRuby]

True cuz!

[@danielhawkins7831]

Your videos are amazing. Thanks for sharing and giving people like me the opportunity to see the real hotels, streets and people and the way life really is in these countries.

[@aviahveredusa6099]

Just thinking how cheap and easy it would be to be vegan in Nairobe 😍

[@julialosiwa6655]

With 1 dollar you have a week's grocery🥰

[@andrewkarani4944]

Welcome to Kenya Nic. A few tips while here, sample the Kenyan cuisine, experience the Matatu culture (public transport in Nairobi), visit the Great rift valley and travel by train to Mombasa

[@lcm2351]

Wow! Nice to know you spent time in Scotland. Going to study there in September. Any yes my country is lovely! Karibu Kenya tena.

[@VladimirMizich]

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing your experience. I also like the music you chose for the slow motion shots (is that local music?).

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you! Not local but I try get it to fit with the scenes

[@faithgatwiri2370]

The family guy part caught me laughing too😂

[@diane9247]

Kenya is wonderful! People are soft-spoken and kind. The markets are SO much fun the crafts are fascinating and produce is top-quality. The best tomato I've ever eaten in my life was bought at City Market. Hopefully, the Maasai beadwork ladies still go into town to sell on the street nearby. (Beware of trying to talk them down on prices. They don't take no sh*t!) Anyone wanting to go to Africa should start with Kenya! Hey, Nick, I don't even know what to do with one eggplant - but, three?😵‍💫

[@annwarenga2700]

😂😂😂😂 What have you got there? "it's called nduthi" hahaha this guy just made my night

[@mikeg1428]

Didn't expect that, but inakubalika👍

[@thatdudeFish]

The timing on that family guy clip lmao! 😂😂. Great vid

[@Memento__mori.]

I grew up in Kenya 🇰🇪 that place gone teach u life like hell yeah

[@MaC-lf6qz]

Yessssss, new vlog,was waiting every day for you to post!!Thank you!! 👏👏👏❣️❣️❣️

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you for your patience ❣️