What's It Like Being a Jamaican Living in Trinidad and Tobago?

In this episode of “Jamaicans to the World”, Jamaicans.com founder Xavier Murphy speaks with Kit Kennedy. He is a Jamaican living in Trinidad and Tobago. We discuss the food, culture, customs, the people, things to do, the language, music, and adjusting to living in Trinidad and Tobago as an expat. Xavier asks what are the must eat foods and must visit places in Trinidad and Tobago. #WeJaminate #TrinidadAndTobago
QUESTIONS
00:40 - What part of Jamaica are you from?
3:32 - How did you end up in Trinidad and Tobago? How long have you been there?
4:33 - What are the people like in Trinidad and Tobago?
5:59 - What do they think of Jamaicans?
7:27 - Do you encounter a lot of Jamaicans?
8:22 - What is the music like?
9:25 - What is the food like?
11:47 - Have you visited Tobago?
13:37 - What attractions do you recommend visiting?
16:21 - What was the immigration process like?
18:23 - What was your biggest adjustment?
21:59 - What is the first thing you are doing when you land in Jamaica?
22:44 - How do you say goodbye in Trinidad and Tobago?
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[@Jamaicans]

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[@AfroJamaican]

Everyone’s experience is different. When I am in Trinidad and they find out I am Jamaican; I get the best treatment. I love all my black peoples no matter where they from.

[@barbaraglover4451]

I went to Trinidad and when I tell every body that I am a Jamaican they treat me good I love the people the people of Trinidad

[@kmacm6529]

Thank you

[@IanHorsford]

As a Trinidadian living in the US and married to a Jamaican, I’ve always told her, they are a God bless people. Of course we go back and forth with our rivalry but it’s all in fun. It truly does warm me to see the integration of our cultures. In NY the entire Caribbean region is a melting pot. It’s unfortunate because of economic and social issues Jamaicans have to leave their beloved homeland but as a Trinidadian I know our culture is open to anyone and everyone with love. Trinidad & Tobago is all about a good time rain or shine, Sunday to Sunday. I say come, build, contribute and enjoy the lime. Yuh done know. 👊🏾🇹🇹

[@cassimthomas9720]

I love all my jamaican friends they come every year for carnival but for my jamaican friends that live here in Trini are real loyal friends big up to them 🇹🇹🇯🇲

[@julietpaul3582]

As a full blood Jamaican I really don’t care where you are from and I don’t care if you like me or not I’ll show you respect and u show me respect in return that’s all

[@stacygoindhan6882]

I'm a Trinidadian, living in Trinidad and an engineer. At uwi there is always a batch of Jamaicans in the engineering department. The first job I got I was trained by a Jamaican, our architect was also Jamaican. I have only positive things to say. The contributions made by your compatriots to the development of this wonderful, complicated place in any field is well and truly appreciated.

[@josiegoodridge3977]

He is spot on! I'm Trinidadian and I always find that the Tobago way is similar to Jamaica.

[@iamnottito]

Jamaica says" ketch yuh pon d strang" and Trini says"Go wid God,yuh hear ".This is coming from a Trini-Jamaican who was a resident and grew to womanhood in Kingston Town from when I graduate high school in Trinidad at17 yrs and went to live with my Jamaican family and returned to the Trini family in Trinidad,my birth land, in my late twenties.I know both worlds,JA and Sweet TNT. I love this video and big up to " Jamaicans to the World ".Bless Up!

[@kingstonhalf-waytree9763]

JAMAICANS SAYS ,LATTA,LIKKLE MORE, INNA DI LIGHTS,INNA DI MARROWS,SEE YUH,

[@geraldgerald9828]

Very good interview .Xavier bring him back Kit is very well respected by me.'Man'..Trini in retirement in New York...

[@kad449]

Xavier, thank you for this video that highlighted Trinidad, a very interesting place. Everything that Mr.Kennedy mentioned about Trinidad is true and there are many more positive things about that exciting place. ♥️

[@cynthiaedwards954]

I am a Trini and my sister was married to a Jamaican by whom she had 5 children. They are all back in Trinidad now . Four of their five children were born in Jamaica.

[@missjuneplum1]

I went to school in the UK were I had many TNT friends, we got on very well. After leaving school we would socialize together, it's true! they absolutely love Carnival and reggae music. One love to all our Caribbean neighbors. 🇯🇲🇹🇹

[@maxxiemasom6]

In my opinion, Trinidad is the greatest island in the entire Caribbean. I have visited Trinidad about 20 times. Saint Lucia

[@Grogu-485]

In my opinion Jamaica is the greatest Caribbean country

[@mtanyctrainatlantamartatra7164]

@@Grogu-485 In my opinion, Antigua is the best in the whole entire world

[@cookiexeater3268]

​@@mtanyctrainatlantamartatra7164 To Small 😢

[@stevesteve7162]

​@@cookiexeater3268be quiet

[@sheryljohnson7069]

Yes Tobago is great 👍 a jamaican living in Tobago

[@hayrich1]

We may be from different Islands But from Trinidad to Jamaica is only LOVE between Us! You could probably say the Caribbean Sea is a "SEA of LOVE" In Trini we usually say "See you Later" or "Laters". We are Limer so we always meet up. The longest time we are apart from each other is Mon to Fri 8am to 4pm.

[@shivaratri6602]

Loved the Interview and love both of you guys, Great Job Thanks Gentlemen.

[@Tellthetruth1461]

As a Trinidadian I have to say, that was a well articulated interview and Kit was well versed in the Trini culture, Xzavier your questions were on point, great job my brother! Well done

[@lisamariechinking6079]

YES… XAVIER… KEEP BRINGING US “GREAT” CONTENT🥰🥰🥰

[@Jamaicans]

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[@richbeesjewellery6591]

Its very nice to see positive vibes about Trinidad from other Caribbean country people.. Trinidad is beautiful country ..

[@totalwomanja9105]

As a young Jamaican professional who is passionate about regionalism and regional integration I love and appreciate these interviews! Thanks Xavier for this kind of content we wish were on TV for the little ones to watch. This is very powerful stuff and I'm feeling regional pride right now.

[@Jamaicans]

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[@suebell1212]

Portmore is the house!! Kit looks familiar from the old time days growing up in Portmore. I love buss up shut roti, and also curry mango 😋. 🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@savannahwilson1295]

True Blue representing!! Excellent interview….great content….keep them coming Xavia.

[@kelle3594]

Great interview! We would usually say something like later or when yuh miss meh ah gone

[@pauladwyer2626]

Such lovely interview,keep them coming

[@richiew7199]

Great interview 👍

[@karln5960]

First time I'm watching your program. Two great gentlemen. Enjoyed every bit of your chat show..

[@badgyalleelee8718]

I would love to visit Trinidad mi cousin live deh and mi Wah guh surprise him 😍😍

[@whappiking4584]

Although mi born underneath the clock....I will rather live in tobago than Jamaica ...tobago is beautiful...

[@merlenepryce1263]

Great interview

[@afriquelioness9657]

There are a lot of Jamaicans in Trinidad and we luv dem

[@Favouredandree]

I am happy to hear that. My friend died there. He fell at work ( he was a security) went to the hospital. When the dr knew that he wasn't born there, he was sent to do his mri privately. After a week he put the monies together & got it done. He had bleeding in the brain. Sadly he subsequently died there. A surgery could have helped him, however he was denied quality health care. He came home in a box after 7yrs away from his family & friends.

[@afriquelioness9657]

@@Favouredandree sorry to hear that

[@Favouredandree]

@@afriquelioness9657 thank you.

[@shantalridge4706]

Really I want to come but scared

[@shelldown3189]

@@shantalridge4706 If you scared go to church ⛪ 🙏 🙏

[@Favouredandree]

Oooo lol wow!! I enjoy the part about the negotiation, the most.

[@denesediedrick4145]

OMG KK so good to see you!!!!!

[@savannahwilson1295]

Another brilliant Jamaican representing us abroad …..ensuring that people know that we are no ordinary nation!

[@almacoote7999]

I love The people from Trinidad I work with them I feel close to them very nice people,

[@zalakaali-ibrahim2713]

one of my best friends in nursing school in Canada was a Jamaican..... Reminicing with her, she told me if I hadn't spoken to her first, we would have never been friends😄Love my Jamaican Sister Venice

[@barbaraskitchen-ju]

I’m from Trinidad and Tobago most times we say later or I will see you later

[@lisamariechinking6079]

HAD TO WATCH AGAIN… TOO SHORT… BUT YOU SAID MR KENNEDY IS VERY BUSY SO WE APPRECIATE IT… MAYBE MORE NEXT TIME… 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@stillirise7813]

He is correct how can you not love Tobago.

[@garychung4238]

One Love 🇹🇹🇯🇲👍👍

[@dorehb7679]

I agree. everyone experience is different. We are imperfect and in everyone of us is a little prejudice.

[@Yesmyjamaica]

Thanks Xavier. Another good interview. I am told the Trini's don't too check for us but frankly neither here or there. We are who we are. Proud Jamaicans and we embrace everyone as long as people show respect. I also enjoyed there Carnival when I use to go. I have not been for a good while. Xavier .......looking forward to more interviews from Jamaicans in the mother country...Africa...Please. Bless.

[@willyboss495]

Yeah its true they dont like jamaicans ,but they love our music i think its just plain badmind because we global more than dem

[@Natasha-oz6ik]

As a Trini with some of my best friends being Jamaicans, I’ve only heard Jamaicans say we don’t like them. We actually really love Jamaicans but hey! You can’t change peoples’ minds.

[@Natasha-oz6ik]

@@willyboss495 we’ll enjoy your music, eat your food, party and pray with you and keep it moving to enjoy the next person or thing. It’s not that serious for us.

[@rhondasargeant7488]

As a Trinidadian. Let me speak for myself. I have absolutely nothing against jamaicans. I love all the islands.

[@brandonapplebee5185]

@@willyboss495 it wouldn't be the internet if it weren't for people like you who always seek ways to spoil the vibes with dotishness. here we are enjoying a wonderful interview and then this killjoy statement comes out of nowhere. i guess your assumption was not mr keneddy's experience? thank God for professional educated people mr kennedy who doesn't always seek out the bad experiences to highlight, but relishes the whole gamut.

[@thebadguy416]

I have been to Trinidad and while there I only heard reggae music playing on the radio, television and the street.

[@Cxnvict]

That's just the area you went to

[@thebadguy416]

@@Cxnvict I was in Port of Spain. Mind you it was a few years back, maybe things changed.

[@MM-gp9mb]

What did u expect to hear? Rock? 😂 this is the Caribbean. Reggae is played on every island, it's the music of the caribbean not only Jamaica. Ofc it was originated in Jamaica but every island listens to, produces and enjoys reggae/dancehall.

[@topdoginternational2214]

As a Trini, my Jamaican brothers are always welcomed in Trinidad.

[@RafaelGomez-gl9il]

Me I love my Caribbean people is very simple u show love and u get it in return

[@lisamariechinking6079]

MARACUS BEACH…❤️❤️❤️… JAMAICA SAY… WALK GOOD… TRINIDAD & TOBAGO SAY… LATER… 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@kerron_]

I love the idea of the Caricom

[@gailxavier8489]

Trini living in Ohio Enjoyed this

[@caribbeanraised6084]

You in Toledo Ohio ??? My family is Jamaican and live there? Alot of Caribbean ppl there

[@gillmush4974]

Don't pay attention to Zavii, Xavier. This was a great interview. Kit was interesting and informative and very well-spoken. Keep up the great interviews. Thanks for sharing, Kit.

[@charmenmhark2034]

Where are You, Ah St Helena or De Cuna. Bill your own Iyah. This topic is about Yardman living in TT and the experience, just vibzing loving the joy of Caribbean interacting... Here you Come.....🇯🇲🇧🇫🇧🇷🇿🇼🇿🇦🇧🇸🇲🇾🇨🇬🇲🇼

[@Trini-Rich]

Nice to hear d experience of non-Trinidadians living in T&T. Although I didn't hear any Trini twang spring out of him during the interview, I was hoping to find out if he at times catch himself talking "Trini' just in daily conversation with ppl. Especially living there for many years

[@bandit4true]

Xavier, you didn't asked about fruits???

[@lisamariechinking6079]

MORE ABOUT MASS… CARNIVAL… BUSS UP SHOT… DOUBLES & OF COURSE STEEL BANDS… LOVE IT…😎😎😎😎

[@cherylmontcrief7600]

Awesome

[@sharrolmatthews6385]

I can so agree with him ive worked there as a teacher n many looked as if How did you land this job whiles everybody else here is security guard .

[@sugardumplingprovidence6221]

We as Trinidadians don't just accept people to easily we have to see wat you about first , the Majority of Trinidadians don't know anything more about Jamaica than wat is in the Music and wat they see in the Media but we are a loving good vibes people,wen you come to Trinidad & Tobago you can expect nothing but Fun and excitement

[@geraldgerald9828]

Very good interview Xavier.Went to U.W.I with many Jamaicans Had them home for Christmas lunches etc. and my parents were close with Miss Lou and husband.Love you all.Cousins..Wond up parts of the financial assets of the Federation.Geralf Amoroso... .

[@kingstonhalf-waytree9763]

Same for me ,all I see from Trini is voilence and rum heads ,yet I don't judge all of them to be like that.

[@sugardumplingprovidence6221]

@@kingstonhalf-waytree9763 Excuse You let's not talk about Violence please and thank you

[@kingstonhalf-waytree9763]

@@sugardumplingprovidence6221 Do you know where am from.??? Am telling you thats what I hear of Trinidad,SOCA,CARNIVAL, RUM HEADS,VOILENCE AND FREQUENT PROTEST .CORRUPT COPS,HAD A GOOD ECONOMY BEFORE 2010.,Maybe they lied to me.😒

[@sugardumplingprovidence6221]

@@kingstonhalf-waytree9763 Yeah they did, and By you're name I can tell wat country your from and I actually have bin to that part of Jamaica, but to say that We are Violent and Rum heads,I can say that you all are Weed smoking Murdering bunch of people but I unlike You, I actually took time to get to know the people and The and the Island for my self and I would never look to bash you guys like that, SO yeah get some background info for yourself first before making public statements.

[@ericakennedy9998]

Hey Mr. Kennedy is my late dads brother . Hope to meet you one of these days

[@pmzphillips]

yes was enjoyable

[@chanler8046]

Great interview, very honest especially about the food aspect. Not bias at all, I don't live in the Caribbean anymore, so I know what I am talking about!

[@mitchellhunter7934]

I love bussupshot

[@mitchellhunter7934]

See you please god

[@andycumberbatch4140]

Trinidad and Tobago is made up of soooo many cultures, that saying bye in an informal way would encompass a whole lot of parameters. It depends on the section of the society the persons involved come from, but the regular youth on the corner would use an expression like: later; in ah timing; yeh man. It also depends on the person he is saying goodbye to; to an elder he may say: yeh fadda or some other form of respectful salutation, like uncle, de boss or even meh doggy, or just 'respect'. In spite of how it may have come across, Trinis love Jamaicans, especially their music. Yes we have had our little rivalry: Reggae Boyz, Soca Warriors, Red Force, Talawahs, but all of us are Caribbean people when the smoke clear and the dust settle.

[@carribgirl007]

Big up all west Indian people. One love❤️

[@roka2031]

I disagree with what he said about the music,......years ago it was like that, but, in the last 7 years or so, soca music is predominantly played on the radio throughout the year

[@jasonphillips8754]

that what I know soca 24/7 he's probably meant youth population in T&T

[@plugg999]

Trinis have their own brand of dancehall

[@kingstonhalf-waytree9763]

It slow down now.,was hot last year..What happened?

[@lorenzoabbott1442]

@@kingstonhalf-waytree9763 two of the baddest artists died.

[@Lando-kx6so]

Trinibad

[@robert3741]

Laters

[@justtime2670]

How u been a Jamaican in Trinidad???

[@charlenelegerton6288]

Trini says, see you later or later.

[@MyNatasha73]

We say "Later!"

[@plugg999]

I remember when Trini students at UWI St Augustine chop down the Ackee tree in the square to spite Jamaican students.

[@aliciapinnock4797]

Thats very sad

[@jasonphillips8754]

so what suppose to do keep the 🌳 these fruits are not eaten by trinis which has nothing to do with jamacian national dish just like the University didn't cut down the tree to offend jamacian students

[@plugg999]

@@jasonphillips8754 So only Trinis attend St Augustine?

[@jasonphillips8754]

@@plugg999 I responded to your comments about the Ackee tree u previously stated do u believe my neighbor had ackee tree wasted for years until she recently cut down to make way for a tank stand? UWI is regional university to asked me that question if St Augustine only for trinis egotistical and a bit childish 🙄for me to answer

[@plugg999]

@@jasonphillips8754 I think you missed my original point the tree was cut down by students not by management.

[@user-ws9ex8xy6g]

Hi Xavier ,if I may call you by your first name.I enjoyed your interview very much,the interviewee,gave honest answers to their questions that were asked by you.I was reading some of the comments sent in about the lives ,attitudes,culture food etc etc,of the “differences between the two countries.You handled the responses very well,not showing any bias.However,one particular individual,and I,m naming the individual’s name.(Marilynottleylorant7927)was very “negative in her comment.Seems to me she does not like Trinidadians period,stating the Trinidad have nothing,what does she mean by that. I will ask her has she ever been to Trinidad,to find out about the people ‘s culture, and has all the people of Trinidad wronged her.Madam I’ll advise you ,before you open your mouth to say anything of a people you know nothing off,get your facts right,and show some respect to the people of Trinidad &Tobago,

[@limadaniel9096]

Jamaica is nice people, tnt always treat foreigners good.

[@chrissystewart6268]

Between 🇯🇲 & 🇹🇹 what's the difference , what's the population between 🇯🇲 &🇹🇹, tell is this true 🇯🇲 & 🇹🇹 are alike or different???

[@getintheknow876]

Hello, I'm a Trinbagonian, and I must say that 🇹🇹 and 🇯🇲 are very much alike...

[@chrissystewart6268]

@@getintheknow876 To be honest I met a lot people from 🇹🇹 & 🇯🇲 when Barack Obama🇺🇸 became President. I never met Caribbean people in my childhood I'm from Baltimore Maryland I'm an proud black American who love Caribbean my dream to have a house in the Caribbean, my future Entrepreneur, Filmmaker, Animator, & Playwright. I want my studio bigger in America , small in the Caribbean so when I have my house in the Caribbean I want to teach & give tips / advice

[@paulfrancis253]

It's not alike different food, demographic, geographic,economy and cultural two islands comparison to one island similarities are related to love of music, sports and dancing

[@stillirise7813]

Very Very different 👍🏾🇹🇹💯

[@nicolelindo-bloomfield9742]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@nalindo27]

We have the same name

[@audleymclean3724]

Following Xavier's blog, only Trinidad and Barbados seem to have significant negative opinion of Jamaicans, every other Country seems to be elated to meets a Jamaican bcz of obvious reasons Bolt, Marley, Garvey etc. I live in CT USA and people are very positive towards me as a Jamaican...

[@lisamariechinking6079]

HI AUDLEY… I’M ALSO CURRENTLY IN NEW HAVEN CT… LOT OF JAMAICANS IN BLOOMFIELD TOO… 🥳🥳🥳

[@kingstonhalf-waytree9763]

AND I KNOW TRINIS WHO WORSHIP THE GROUND JAMAICANS WALK ON.

[@Cxnvict]

@@kingstonhalf-waytree9763 stop talking shit oh gawd -_-

[@Yesmyjamaica]

Mother continent....54 countries in Africa..my apologies.

[@benjaminhamilton1038]

Jamaican u knnow we love u

[@cherylmontcrief7600]

And we thought we could Party

[@marilynottley-lorant7923]

Anybody who knows anything about UWI knows that Jamaicans and other west indians come to T&T to do engineering, as St. Augustine is where the engineering faculty is located. So Jamaicans are always there. Things have changed as more jamaicans live in T&T and they know more about who we are. However in years gone by and even if you meet some jamaicans abroad right now, they have nothing good to say about T&T. Jamaica is the better and T&T is nothing. When we went to school in Jamaica back in the day you could not play calypso in a party. When you on campus and you were entitled to campus housing Trinis got nothing. We were denigraded by Jamaicans. However, now we see a lot of Jamaicans now realise that they can make a better living in Trini. Remember when there was an embassadorial squabble Jamaicans home and abroad went on a rampage to boycott all Trinidadian products, and they had nothing good to say about T&T, and that's not too long ago. These interviews show that 'times are a changing'. Good luck everyone.

[@sonyac9714]

Working class Jamaicans are coming to your country, not upper-class and middle-class Jamaicans. I'm delighted that many Jamaican students are no longer pursuing higher education at UWI in your country. In fact, they should stay away from (3) English speaking Caribbean xenophobic islands, which includes yours. This is coming from a proud Caribbean-American, from the U.S. I've observed the vitriol from your people towards others in the U.S., when people travel to your country, online, etc.

[@robert3741]

I am Trinidadian and trinis are obsessed with reggae and dancehall...Soca is only played on radio 2 weeks before carnival...and the day after carnival you can't hear soca on radio

[@jasonphillips8754]

Soca is played for more than 3 months in T&T carnival actually has already started carnival now is Parang season all music is seasonal in T&T And it's a difference between obsessed and like I believe trinis like Reggae/Dancehall I never saw any obsession of it in Trinidad maybe by you

[@tal9973]

Christ Is King

[@stillirise7813]

Christ never existed, Roman pagan propaganda.

[@lisahamlet1890]

goodbye in trini= Later or we go pick up Mr. Kennedy says Trinidad like a trinidadian he says chinidad

[@malcolmcachie6118]

This is very destructive livening in Trinidad and will not try doubles come like livening in Jamaica and not even try Pattie’s and cocoa bread.

[@paulfrancis253]

Pretty true although don't always eat doubles I will not say I never eat it

[@Tejaye777]

​@@paulfrancis253 I only ever eaten doubles once because I don't like it and I'm from T&T like Saheena and pholourie far more.

[@stillirise7813]

Jamaicans usually don't eat other Caribbean peoples food! Its just how dem stay.

[@marilynottley-lorant7923]

Trini's goodbye: see you later, we go pick up.

[@maxxiemasom6]

Kit has lost his Jamaican accent

[@Lava_splash]

You clearly don't know a Jamaican accent 🙄

[@zalakaali-ibrahim2713]

see yuh later! alright ah gone!

[@zalakaali-ibrahim2713]

see yuh later! ah right,ah gone!

[@thegamingzone5963]

U can find Jamaican living in other Caribbean island often but u hardly find a Caribbean nun Jamaican living in Jamaica lol

[@kmacm6529]

TRUE

[@brimmysmalls9235]

Y’all do know that Jamaica has roti as well y’all are not in touch with the Indian culture here

[@stillirise7813]

Taste different prepared different 😋

[@alwayshappy3186]

It's not the same

[@designingwithpurpose]

Jamaican music is the best in the English Caribbean Trinis needs to support they one music and keep on upgrading

[@shelldown3189]

@@stillirise7813 😅😅😅👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@jasonphillips8754]

still some jamacians believe in boosting about musical achievements talking down to other islands music and culture but yet Jamacia 2nd in world on brain drain and murder rates

[@stillirise7813]

​@@jasonphillips8754plus dem pay $1000 fi a loaf a bread 🍞 😅😂😂

[@loveaisles8620]

I don't like this man his vibe is off. What does he mean its a good thing no one knows he's Jamaican? Jamaica is the top league island Reggae is the #1 the education, agriculture, fresh food and so much more. As for him referring to my Beautiful Jamaican people as the way they talk not being "a good thing " we talk powerful and who no like it can....... I better stop 🤐 There are bad and good in Trinidad too just because they talk with a whiney American/ Northern England accent dont mean they don't have violence, some parts are even worse than Jamaica. Who is this guy???

[@jasonphillips8754]

we speak Trini/tobago creole or Trini / tobago standard English if CNN had ranks T&T as being in the 10 top sexy accents in the world isn't our problem yes T&T has many problems collectively there more positives than negatives

[@ceejayfelix8863]

What shit u talking? STEUPS!!! Because of persons like u, that's why others view u all in a negative way.

[@loveaisles8620]

@@ceejayfelix8863 for every negative view of us we have a thousand positive!!!! This is not a competition, Jamaica has earned her flowers and has achieved greatly for such a small island. That cannot be overlooked. However beg you to find a Jamaican inner real life and express your feelings, let me know how that goes? Or will you have the balls? Mi no tink so😁

[@truvico]

@@ceejayfelix8863 tell me about it! The man clearly said "that's a good thing because some people come with their biases", therefore in THAT particular case it's a good thing that they can't tell where he's from. There are always those of us Jamaicans I tell you. Smh.

[@loveaisles8620]

@@stillirise7813 yet millions make Beautiful Jamaica there #1 destination each year. No matter the Sin Jamaica always mek people feel food within. A small island with a massive impact. Jamaica Land We Love. Let's be positive and see the good in our Caribbean Islands. AMEN?

[@zaviisims]

Stop highlight some little regular place and find some unusual places for Jamaicans to be. Find a Jamaican In St Helena or Tristan Da Cuna Sandwhich islands etc that would impress me not people a Barbados and Trinidad

[@vandelabanque878]

Go impress yourself,make your own channel and do that... Negative mind...

[@bandit4true]

@@vandelabanque878 100% they are always coming with negativity 😒

[@beachdaisy4080]

Wow!

[@GeoMathLab]

@Zavii..I understand what you meant, but it sounded very blunt, although you may not have intended it to be. St. Helena and Tristan De Cuna are indeed places tucked away on the other side of the world, and will be very interesting to converse with not only a Jamaican, but anyone from the Caribbean. In my opinion, I doubt a Caribbean person lives on those two islands, but would love to know.

[@bandit4true]

@@GeoMathLab great opportunity for Zavvii to start his KZbin channel so that we can find out if that's indeed the case.