Why do Caribbeans and Africans feel so entitled to disrespect African American spaces?

[@gideonwoods8834]

And what's funny is that the rap music playing in the background is from a haitian carribean artist from Florida who won't be mentioned lol!!!

[@FlowerTower]

😂😂😂😂 be hating so hard they accidentally hate on each other

[@jamalwilliams3674]

Lmaooo😂😂

[@yellowflowers8586]

A while rapist at that!

[@sagittariusblack2879]

HOWEVER. Nothing is Carribean about these artist. They bite the whole culture from us. They literally mimic what they see and steal the credit. They are NOT Popping. Don’t give them the satisfaction. It’s not their music and no one is hating on them specifically, they are hating on our culture because they know it is at there’s even if one of them is performing it.

[@mizzyturii]

Our culture is literally trending.

[@FlowerTower]

Dead ass

[@flyleelee5351]

Right!!!!!!

[@lobsterbalelegesse9919]

Tribe of Judah, Judah means the praised one.

[@jamalwilliams3674]

And yet considered the most destructive... Like this people are literally envious😢. What they even want with us

[@clockwork9825]

@@lobsterbalelegesse9919stop with the stereotypes bruh

[@_vullqar_]

When they try to distance themselves from us like it’s an insult … I’m always like “you’re right you’re NOT 1 of us” and that’s ok there’s nothing wrong with that. Cuz we’re popping on our own ❤💛🖤

[@FlowerTower]

Right 😂😂😂

[@estajeanette7487]

🤣🤣 nobody cares weather your popping or not.

[@kaylaferguson6916]

But would get upset with you for agreeing 😅

[@yellowflowers8586]

I think they don't fit in, so they create distance. Its like a defense or coping mechanism ppl use when they feel like the odd ball out.

[@FlowerTower]

Good point!!!

[@MrKavonne]

We Black Americans are most hated yet the most idolize obsessed much .

[@P.L.M.]

Jealousy

[@FlowerTower]

I’m saying!!! So oxymoronic!

[@Pe.gets2842]

Can't lie africans especially Caribbeans are really jealous of african americans it's just embarrassing some of them will try to view one of there people as african american so they could abuse them emotionally or physically to gain power or superiority which is sickening 💀💀🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

[@ToneKeys]

I think you have been mislead. I cant speak for caribean people but i can for africans. We have our own culture, own music, own food, own language, own way of dressing, own dances, own vibe etc we arent worried about yall. As far as copying goes, yall twerkibg that comes from africa btw. Yall braiding hair your hair right? Well that comes from us

[@gabriellehanks6850]

They dislike us because they know we the 💩 There's no other explanation for the disrespect because we haven't done anything to these people. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@FlowerTower]

Literally 😂😂

[@kedrickwade9610]

Shut up already afro carribean and Africans are black it's not another race u talk to much don't even know what u saying how is african American people a race its a culture of black nomatter if u black from islands or from Africa we are all black at end of day

[@jay8930able]

And they mad about the Olympics

[@Kenny-Alpha]

When y'all ask about why we West Indians don't like black Americans, here's a comment I made on another video posted from a Haitian guy:👇 I'm glad someone finally mentioned it, which is that "FBA's" used to bully Haitians. Not only Haitians. They would bully all West Indians and Africans! I'm West Indian. They used to make fun of me and bully me in school back in 1990 in the Bronx at the age of 9 into junior high. Now all of a sudden, you have "FBA's" on the internet acting like Caribbean people and Africans just decided to not mess with them for no reason, or that our dislike for FBA's isn't justified. Bully someone for years and they will grow to not like you! Common sense! Yet, these FBA's who used to bully us in school back in the day, are shocked to find out that we don't rock with them like that, due to the bullying and racial discrimination that we got from other black ppl (FBA's). So, how convenient that y'all don't remember bullying us in the 80's and 90's because of our accents. Now that we West Indians clap back, y'all are dumbfounded 😂. Y'all started it. We just doing what y'all used to do to us! Take it now! Don't be in y'all feelings. The bully clearly cannot take being bullied.

[@jenniferbgorg]

Our global influence cannot be denied. We are ICONIC🏆

[@FlowerTower]

Purrrrr

[@literallynobodyyoutubecomm4449]

@@FlansLand Why is your pasty pilgrim ass still here?

[@Wamuciie]

afrobeat will erase black American culture !

[@Hetkanookanders]

After the 60,s not anymore. Modern Afro American culture is Ratchet and low iq. Promoting violence and destructive behavior.

[@serenatsukino5252]

As an American Caribbean, i can definitely comfirm that my family in the Caribbean see me as a foreigner when i visit.

[@FlowerTower]

Thank you for being honest!

[@CaribbeanGlow]

Cause you are. Im a Caribbean American but I wasn't raised in America, so I considered a local and apart of my culture cause I integrated as a child. The ones raised in America are basically FBAs by default. That's the culture you picked up with some Caribbean elements from parents or grandparents, but you are more American than West Indian. I see it with my cousins from America, they are fully integrated in Black American culture and have little to no interest in their parents culture and that's fine. I think you should embrace black American culture. Culturally you are just different.

[@pietrycranberry6621]

But Kodak Black is Haitian.

[@woodswal]

But he's more anti black ⚫️ and self hating then Dominicans.

[@parkermudsen1063]

He has a Haitian parent, but he was born and raised in Florida.

[@LATEIR]

@@parkermudsen1063 so.. Haitian American. The point dont change.

[@parkermudsen1063]

@@LATEIR so, his other parent’s lineage is just completely ignored? That would nonsense. Haitian and Haitian American are 2 different things. Especially when consider he is in no way tied to Haitian culture or customs.

[@LATEIR]

@@parkermudsen1063 Kodak has NEVER claimed to be anything other than haitian. So ask that stupid ahss question to him. If his other parents’ culture was sooo important.. he would claim it, sing it, & rap about it the same way he does bout bein haitian in every other song. Yall have a mental illness where yall try an force biracial & biethnics to claim the parents & culture YOU see them as, rather than what they’ve already told & shown you.

[@ariesone1878]

Thank you. A proud Black Woman (ADOS). One Love.

[@FlowerTower]

❤️❤️❤️

[@slarvadain188]

The way I hollered and I agree with every word.

[@FlowerTower]

😂 thanks for watching!

[@RAMENBOWLFOODREVIEW]

At this point we need too call them out

[@FlowerTower]

Yup!!!

[@Alexxluv]

Call out the black men who leave women single mothers. Your community is in shambles and you don't even reap the rewards from your "culture" 😅😂😂

[@daughterofeveandhateroflil2683]

​@@Alexxluv curiously, what are you culturally and racially? 🤔

[@NativeNewYorker212]

Flower tower, the tether slayer!!! Lol😂😂😂😂

[@FlowerTower]

☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@cjmor]

AINT NOBODY TRYNA HEAR NO AFRO BEATS AT A CLUB OR PARTY

[@jamaalsufi3252]

Facts

[@MrOlaray]

​@saints0931, of course, your music is the best but it's not the only one. You have afro beats, uk and reggae. They all as good as yours now.

[@MrOlaray]

Calm down woman. No one is living in your shadows big head😂.

[@WORKSbaby]

@@MrOlarayreggae is a remix of Motown music the rest is copy’s nobody tryna hear dat ish

[@MrOlaray]

​@WORKSbaby you lost me with that one. All of them is played at clubs, bars, BBQ and other get together nowadays. People vibe to all of them.

[@dcwashingtonpresident5938]

FBA culture 💪🏿

[@FlowerTower]

❤️

[@Wamuciie]

afrobeat will erase black American culture

[@bluerose1613]

@@Wamuciie that horrible shit ain’t erasing nothing.😂

[@tashied422]

What's funny is a lot of today's rap is coming from artists who are Carribeans. So she's most likely not liking music from her own

[@FlowerTower]

If I’m not mistaken, this song is by chief keef who is caribbean 😂 (I didn’t just listen to it so I could be wrong but I’m pretty sure I remember it being a song by him)

[@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865]

@@FlowerTower chief is black American from Chicago.

[@742redd]

@@FlowerTower Chief Keef ain’t no Caribbean 😂

[@504nolaishome8]

​@@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 Lord! Right! 🤦🏽🤣

[@natewilson8609]

@@javionriley8739 yes it is . Alot of them new mumble & drill rappers are not american .

[@tashied422]

Exactly. Don't hate on us. It makes you age and look ugly faster

[@FlowerTower]

😂😂😂

[@renaissancewoman100]

Or when they come to the US and fully enjoy all of the Civil rights our families had to fight for. My daddy and auntie risked their life for me and U.S. blacks.

[@CaribbeanGlow]

Caribbean people fought alongside black Americans during civil rights.

[@lynnm2227]

I agree 👍🏿. Most Jamaicans, Haitians, Africans, etc born in the USA do seem to be lost or disconnected from their culture. So they usually attach themselves to our culture or hate on our culture. Because their culture is not popping in the USA. Sometimes they even result to saying we or Black Americans do not have any culture. SMH 🤦🏿‍♀️

[@estajeanette7487]

🤣 you wear bantu knots and braids and other African hairstyles which are not your culture but African . Being lost form thier coultures? It was not long ago people were doing the African food challenge on tick tock. Afro beat is also treading in America. Rumba is loved in Cuba. What do you mean their culture is not popping?

[@shebanayah1]

Wake up idiot because most of them are Hebrew Israelites just like you & yall stay running yourselves into brick walls

[@LATEIR]

Yes. At this point… haitian immigrant kids/ young adults out-number us Louisiana Creoles kids / young adults; in America. However.. there are more Kouri-Vini (Louisiana Creole) speaking kids / young adults. Which goes to say that these 1st & 2nd gen haitian kids are VERY CULTURE-LESS. They dont speak their creole outsida “sak pasé” or know their own culture outside of screamin they some “zoes” from Florida or Maryland. You see where the constant loud projections come from now??

[@madisonallen-vx3tf]

@@estajeanette7487 me and sis were braiding yarn and string since we was kids its in our dna

[@masterciaraxo4238]

@@LATEIR Really? That's so sad. I've always been familiar with Haitian Creole but in America the language doesn't have much use unless youre talking to another Haitian. Compared to Louisiana Creole where you're still more around your culture if anything compared to a Haitian American or 2nd generation. Haitians know that their culture makes up a good part of who they are. Just like with really any ethnicity on the planet. I know plenty of Haitian gals and guys who are still very much intact with who they are culturally no matter how many generations American they are. I think another factor into this assimilation is that Haitians tend to get ridiculed a lot.. but thats another conversation a lot of people ain't ready for. Sorry for the long paragraph, but another thing: Just because somebody does not speak the language of the culture they descend from does not mean they are culture-less.. its kinda like saying a Hispanic person who dont speak Spanish has no culture.

[@yellowflowers8586]

All I heard was african american music when I went to the Bahamas

[@FlowerTower]

Not surprised by this at all!

[@tashied422]

That makes sense. Many of the Bahamians are the descendants of Black American slaves. Just like the Underground Railroad where slaves went North to freedom, there were slaves that went South and went to the Bahamas to freedom. They called it the Saltwater Railroad. So even though they're Bahamian now, they have a connection to Black Americans

[@WORKSbaby]

@@tashied422oh bc wow ima look that up

[@calaragazza3556]

All I heard was black American music when I went to different European countries.

[@arica3511]

You're speaking the truth in this video.👍🏿💯 Thank you for making this video. ❤️It needed to be said. 👍🏿

[@FlowerTower]

Thanks for watching!

[@350BMW09]

Facts! I am so glad us FBAs are finally starting to clap back at these disrespectful comments from immigrants!

[@FlowerTower]

Dead ass!!

[@akil2746]

It depends on which island and which club..Most clubs in Trinidad and Tobago is 80% Caribbean music, 5% African and 15% American

[@FlowerTower]

Mmhnmnn

[@Wideout4]

Trini has a big Soca culture unlike other islands and it isn’t as big on tourism or catering to American visitors because they come for that Soca specifically say spots over In Tobago. I don’t think Antigua has such a strong impact on visitors

[@akil2746]

@Wideout4 Antigua doesnt have a big local music scene, they have their own artists but most of the youngsters would probably listen to music from other islands and the US.

[@R0m0n3]

Bruh as a Trini myself. Leave this one alone.

[@Wideout4]

@@akil2746 my point exactly in less words

[@pla4825]

I agree 100% that’s like going to Jamaica and you get mad cause you don’t like Reggae and you start talking shit cause you don’t like the music. Well leave that club and go home play your own music

[@yolanda6094]

Africans Americans' terms are fading out FBA fits better or ados whichever except African American. Jessie Jackson started this term only for political reasons

[@FlowerTower]

Nope. African American been our term and I’ll be damned if I let non African Americans colonize it and pretend our history is theirs cuz they stole our name.

[@mimi-rk2qu]

@@FlowerTower …no, Jesse Jackson was instrumental in changing terminology from black to African American. Since you’re a smart young woman study how the government has been changing race category since 1790. We started as other free persons or slave to the 2000-2020 with black, African American, and Negro. Meanwhile white people have always been just “white”. 😏🤔

[@jaxthewolf4572]

@@FlowerTower Preach!

[@deeallen1526]

I don't think caribbeans and africans in their homeland hate us. It is just the ones here in America can be hateful. Some of them. I don't understand it, smh

[@firstnamelastname4427]

Nah, they do. Did you see some of the nasty comments all over social media when Sha'Carri Richardson was in the spotlight?

[@x97s]

@@firstnamelastname4427 Nah we dont.. we dont even think of you guys that much we have our own issues

[@Becoming25Sucks]

Lmao honestly yah are a non factor to us. Only American got enough free time to be streesing bout s*it like this. Now we love yah money when yah come to our islands yes. Everyone loves a tourist 😂

[@BBGL02]

@@firstnamelastname4427 african americans aren’t that known in a lot of African countries

[@rodh3489]

Nah they do. I just see a vid of a Rwandan straight 💩 ‘n on Black Americans

[@OPPK100]

Cause black American women supported them and told them all our business

[@Prechelle95]

Just like you guys did with white women.

[@MarkWilliams-wi9bo]

@@Prechelle95white people been knowing people business since they been over here. We didn’t need to tell them nothing they already knew. When Caribbean men came over here y’all started excepting them and sleeping and making babies with them

[@rahsaantalley2012]

​@Prechelle95 Black men don't see white people like yall do. White women not our 1st, 2nd, nor 3rd choice. Try again

[@chief-kowi-lowak-fleming]

Actually we are American. Not black/African American. Thoes terms are mislabeled our own people. We are American. Not United States. An American. We as Americans do have better resources then any other on the planet. We as Americans have our own culture it depends where our region is from. So I'm proud to be American by bloodline.

[@FlowerTower]

Exactly! Proud to be African American 😃😃

[@chief-kowi-lowak-fleming]

@@FlowerTower kzbin.info/www/bejne/opmvfZVoaNuZbtE

[@chief-kowi-lowak-fleming]

@@FlowerTower kzbin.infolTGH_kUUZBY?feature=share

[@StopMarxism]

​@@FlowerTowerNoo, just AMERICAN.... You sound woke asf

[@Selfrespecttv]

Welcome back Flower

[@FlowerTower]

Thank you 😃

[@firstghost3038]

This is an example of why Jamaicans who claimed they had a part in inventing hip hop did NOT. We didn't like that Jamaican music like that nor did they like ours. Yet who blew?

[@thecosmicchild8947]

That’s true. The only Jamaican we liked was Sean Paul & that was in the early 2000’s.

[@R0m0n3]

They did... the whole big soundsystem for parties wave came from Jamaica and evolved that is why oldschool hip hop was DJ and MC. No I am not Jamaican, it's just factual.

[@x97s]

They had a part of inventing hip hop.. you cannot ignore facts lol

[@vexxvega6389]

The legendary Hip-Hop pioneer DJ Kool Herc would like a word with you lmaooo

[@FBA_God_Emperor_Doom]

​@@R0m0n3no it's not factual

[@SoundTheAlarm7]

That wig was horrible 😂

[@bluerose1613]

They always got a horrible wig on talking shit.💀

[@thewordsmith5440]

I will say our music isn't as positive as it used to be but then again a lot of Jamaican music today is all about hunching too and kompa Haitian dancing is very senual with the thigh locking. But a lot of their parents raise them with a disdain for African American culture it's almost like brainwashing because they still indulge in facets of AA culture. I've noticed a lot of caribbean American doing neo-soul and old r&b music now.

[@PRINCE_175]

Much respect this Sister is 100% correct but my thing is this black women are up in their hair & nail shops spending their money in their restaurants in their liquor stores in their corner stores stop patronizing these people that disrespect and care nothing for you…..JUST THAT SIMPLE

[@FlowerTower]

I’m hollering because there’s a group of black men posted up outside every single liquor store in the hood despite it being ran by those people. Yall also at every Chinese restaurant, gas station, etc. Yall like to hyper focus on hair and nails cuz black men don’t get those done so you can hide but nah… you doing the same exact shit.

[@PRINCE_175]

@ most black men are there 4 specific reasons….Don’t cloud your mind with negative concepts ,because in Atlanta we’ve got that pack on us making money on their property 😂😂 In their face,so we don’t need a Trap House 🖕🏾

[@vegankarmela453]

Ain’t Kodak 🇭🇹 tho 😂 the irony

[@FlowerTower]

I’m holleringgggg

[@pla4825]

Some of the biggest artists in the world are African American Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, Prince, Beyoncé, Whitney Houston, Chris Brown, James Brown, 2 Pac, Notorious BIG, Snoop Dog, Dr. Dre, 50 cent. I could go on and on and on

[@skaireyez4575]

Notorious B.I.G was Caribbean tho. But I see ur point.

[@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865]

And when we go back home we are considered foreigners and get the foreign price.

[@FlowerTower]

Yeah, for real! I see them crying about that. “My mom won’t let me talk at the market because my people will take advantage of me.” That’s why they’re so thirsty to drag us in every breath - so their people might take them seriously concerning being African or Caribbean.

[@akil2746]

Shut up Zoomali

[@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865]

@@FlowerTower hope you are doing well. Yo you haven’t been on mouthy Megan’s stream in a while.

[@stephaniedews9764]

Words Well Spoken

[@FlowerTower]

Thanks for watching!

[@airdnaxo9697]

This needed to be said…

[@13579hee]

So WHY was she there???????????

[@tarrancejones7283]

My sister telling it like is love you lol ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@noblelegacy670]

THEY NOT LIKE US.

[@spectacularrahmoon6289]

No one is like you people. You all are the only group of blacks the world look at and think it's a joke because of the way most of you act and carry yourselves, no respect for self or your community smh sad. Thank God I'm not one of you😂😂

[@301tg8]

@@spectacularrahmoon6289SMH Click on your profile, first thing I see is Black American culture. It must sting to feel so inadequate

[@Kenny-Alpha]

​@@301tg8​@301tg8 what black American culture you see? You mean like how y'all black Americans wear dreads, a West Indian culture? FOH with that bull. We definitely not like y'all. Y'all are the laughingstock of the world. Cry babies crying about white supremacy and crying for reparation. We definitely ain't like y'all.

[@blackmaster999]

BLACK WOMEN FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES DON'T LIKE EACH OTHER.

[@FlowerTower]

You mean african ans caribbean women don’t like other black women. Black American women don’t think about y’all.

[@DeltaRoots]

Tell them, sista!!!

[@FlowerTower]

Thanks for watching!

[@sankabennett3069]

As a real Caribbean I don't like it when US born of immigrants Caribbean parents children act like they one of us. When culturally they are completely different

[@FlowerTower]

Well, imma need y’all to claim y’all kids a little bit more cuz that’s why they lashing out at african Americans.

[@bluerose1613]

@@FlowerTower😂😂 you never miss.

[@SocaCarib]

I'm aware of what you are saying because I have heard that when Jamaican British people go to visit Jamaica they get called English.

[@akil2746]

But I usually am the same way when I go out..American music is not party music..its good for a start up vibe. Not to get the party going..we vibe to Soca, Dancehall etc.

[@FlowerTower]

So go out to caribbean parties. Why go to American parties then complain about us playing our music? You’d think I was insane if I went to a caribbean party and said, “soca is just a pregame vibe. We turn up to hip hop.” Like huh?

[@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865]

Go to caribbean parties and clubs. 😂 Caribbeans have clubs in south Florida, New York and now Atlanta to play their tribal music.

[@akil2746]

@@FlowerTower I dont really go American music clubs, when its playin i just chillax or wait for something i like to play.

[@akil2746]

@@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 tribal music? Ok Zoomali

[@somaliagainstpanafricanism4865]

@@akil2746 love that breezy tropical tribal sound

[@123kymar]

Everybody running to the innanet to make stupid videos. The only problem there is that African Americans DO NOT want to hear anything remotely negative about themselves, they feel is a slight in some way, shape or form - so their answer becomes "go back to your country if you gonna talk shit" I'm not sure how one will grow if you do not fix some things that are being pointed out. I kno that's how I grow as a individual. Not everything is this big HATE like ya'll like to put it...I'm Jamaican we have our problems and if a person from another country calls out some of the problems I know in agreeance to some of the things and move on.....But I DO NOT believe that person is hating...AA just wanna hear the cute lil stuff and stay in that bubble bcz its waaaaaaay easier to say "go back home then".......But guess what we're NOT GOING HOME and we gonna keep pointing out negative stuff that affect the community as a whole

[@FlowerTower]

Jamaican man: “How do you get better if you don’t fix your problems and hate to have them pointed out?” AAs: good question. How are you going to fix Jamaica’s problems if you flee to other countries instead of buckling down to get shit done? Jamaican man: I AINT LEAVING! Lmfaooo, we don’t care about you leaving or not. Literally more Jamaicans live outside of Jamaica than those who still live in Jamaica. Clearly that place is a curse - we don’t blame you for leaving. If we’d been born there then… Well, nvm. We don’t flee but you get my point.

[@123kymar]

@@FlowerTower OK food stamp baby, section 8ers. You're mad we come to America and do way better in a shorter amount of time. Stay mad.... forever complainers.. forever victims

[@bluerose1613]

Of course you “ain’t leaving” I wouldn’t too.😂

[@kiaravickers1328]

1a

[@Anointed012]

They are extremely jealous and envious.

[@Prechelle95]

I’ve been to the Caribbean and it was a shit hole.

[@Kenny-Alpha]

You mean a shithole like Detroit, Baltimore, east side of South Central, Los Angeles, the South Bronx, Miami, etc? There are lots of shithole black cities in America. Yall in the richest country on earth, yet y'all cities look worse than Haiti could ever look...after their earthquake!

[@P.L.M.]

Jealousy

[@Wamuciie]

😂Africans are not jealous of people without cultures and who do not even know where they come from!

[@bluerose1613]

@@Wamuciie we have a culture, it’s worldwide.🤣

[@Wamuciie]

@@bluerose1613 🤣🤣🤣 What is your language ? English belongs to the British! what is your spirituality? Christianity is European

[@Wamuciie]

@@bluerose1613 you do not answer ? 🤣🤣🤣

[@PrincessPink-x]

Christianity was in Africa before the colonizers went over there. You’re making yourself sound stupid and uneducated.

[@Anointed012]

The sad part is we should be mad! They didn’t work for their own benefit in their own countries. Yet come to our country mad and jealous. They don’t like themselves much.

[@jamalwilliams3674]

I will always laugh at the caves , obwege clan and caribbeans who say our culture is cautionary & destructive while they bang to our songs and style , and when our music is the most influential globally and in pop culture😂😂.

[@estajeanette7487]

🤣 not in Africa. So not globally.

[@jamesleon403]

​@@estajeanette7487yeah right. Our music is known around the entire world so stop the LIES

[@nicholetaimi5331]

And is!

[@FlowerTower]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Mikejones-zg6xg]

We black Americans not African Americans

[@Wideout4]

Another Great Video!!!!! Truth Hurts. I see these type of post all the time. Notice she panned up to only show her face party was prob lit

[@FlowerTower]

Thanks for watching!

[@chief-kowi-lowak-fleming]

AMER'ICAN, adjective Pertaining to America. AMER'ICAN, noun A native of America; originally applied to the aboriginals, or copper-colored races, found here by the Europeans; but now applied to the descendants of Europeans born in America.

[@annieboston8326]

And nobody going to like that because people don't know we not from Africa we are literally indigenous to America

[@chief-kowi-lowak-fleming]

@@annieboston8326 yep. This is why we got to push the information.

[@jaxthewolf4572]

@@annieboston8326 Y'all need to get blocked and banned

[@masterciaraxo4238]

I wouldn't consider the original TikTok particularly disrespectful, Caribbean parties are fun! Nobody's saying AA parties aren't... the person rapping in the background is Kodak Black anyway, who is a proud Haitian-American and acknowledges how American culture got him where he is.

[@FlowerTower]

The TikTok: american parties don’t hit. This dumb ass: I wouldn’t consider that disrespectful. Y’all say anything to pretend y’all not bullies 😂😂😂 Nobody said caribbean parties Can’t be fun. But what you NOT going to do is come to an american party and talk about how caribbean parties are better. Take your ass to a caribbean party. Bye, we won’t miss you.

[@masterciaraxo4238]

@@FlowerTower Y’all are so sensitive lmao get a grip ETA: I’m actually just now seeing this comment a whole month later and you and those two idiots who liked your comment are the real dumbasses. I have heard way more insulting things about Caribbean people then I have EVER heard about Americans, lol. I’m saying this as a person who’s family is both Caribbean and American. But godforbid somebody says something even SLIGHTLY mean towards AA people all hell breaks loose. The girl in the video didn’t even say AA people in particular, all she said is that she’s not a big fan of the parties compared to Caribbean parties. People can say or think whatever the hell they so desire, that does not mean it is actually true. But if I’m not mistaken, people are entitled to have an opinion. Move around Miss.

[@FlowerTower]

@@masterciaraxo4238again… go to a caribbean party then. Y’all be balls deep in our shit complaining. See yourself out

[@masterciaraxo4238]

@@FlowerTower Bye hoe that comment was MONTHS ago 😂

[@JrG-gj7kb]

100% Caribbean clubs - 40% African American music - 40% Afro Beat = 20% Caribbean music. LMAO!

[@JrG-gj7kb]

@S R Over exaggeration and poor comprehension skills. Caribbean music was not the subject of this video. The video is about her personal adventures and experiences on her trip. She described how the clubs played 20% of Caribbean music which obviously isn't all the clubs out there. Either way you see it Caribbean music is influenced by African-American music, and that can't be uncultured.

[@hasrr]

​@@JrG-gj7kbthat's not true, ur being quite dismissive of caribbean history especially considering that jamaicans contributed greatly to hiphop. Caribbeans have there own genres. Even though the Caribbean is small that shouldn't give you the right to group all of the countries together. Caribbeans are in their own region and while they take in American Media like the whole world, they have their own problems to worry about. Except from Africa, we're all in the west, dealing with the same problems such as discrimination. Black Americans were much better back then, now they give the black diaspora bad reputation among other races and it's very negative. In Trinidad and Tobago, Calypso music was developed in Trinidad in the 17th century from the West African Kaiso and canboulay music brought by enslaved Africans brought to the Caribbean islands to work on sugar plantations. Calypso in the Caribbean includes a range of genres, including benna in Antigua and Barbuda; mento, a style of Jamaican folk music that greatly influenced ska and reggae; ska, the precursor to rocksteady, and reggae; spouge, a style of Barbadian popular music; Dominica cadence-lypso, which mixed calypso with the cadence of Haiti; and soca music, a style of kaiso/calypso, with influences from chutney, soul, funk, Latin and cadence-lypso. I'm Jamaica, Reggae I don't need to explain cause many people know this. Under these two which were created many years before some of black america, it created and influenced many sub genres as Black American music does tdy. And funny enough all of it is rooted from Africa so no matter where you are there are a lot of us and we should stick tgth instead of claiming who influenced what or xyz.

[@estajeanette7487]

This whole video is talking about a Caribbean women. I did not see you show those Africans who so badly wanted your space. Yet you added Africans. 🤣.

[@patriciastricklen6372]

Your set is the head leaders! All over Social Media! So I'm saying let your fellow countrymen support what ever your business is and FBA'S will support our own and let's see who survives! Y'all are going to put some RESPECT on our Culture and our people, PERIODT! Support your own people without FBA'S is what I 'm SAYING, while y'all talking clever! Now let's see who gets to EAT!

[@estajeanette7487]

Patricia. 😂 98 percent of Africans don't know of your existence or FBA. I don't even what that is. Most Africans don't even like basketball. We have alot of things to do with our life then waist our time on you and your culture. 😂😂 And trust me we Africans are rarely interested in even learning about your culture. Move sha.

[@Jay-Kay-Buwembo]

It's the modern American music that fell off. In the diaspora we rated African American music; RnB, Hip hop etc, but this era fell off!

[@Thegalacticgeneral]

The world is trying to be us lowkey. And i know, because i travel.

[@esands3726]

Black Americans do not have the best everything, sorry to say. Best food hands down is Caribbean Food. Best music, Caribbean. Most of todays most popular US artists are Caribbean eg Nicki Minaj, Beyoncé, Rihanna, Cardi B the list goes on and on. Black Americans do have great tv shows though like fresh prince, Martin and Family matters etc. The best movies I’ve watched have usually been movies with an all white to mostly white cast like Titanic, the note book, Steven Spielberg movies etc. Black Americans have definitely made their mark, but to say they are best in everything is a stretch.

[@FlowerTower]

I’m screaming @ you lying and saying Beyoncé is caribbean then listing some caribbeans who make black American music. I wonder why y’all don’t make y’all own music if it’s so good? You

[@esands3726]

@@FlowerTower We do make our own music, reggae, soca, calypso etc and I absolutely love it. I was just listing the Caribbeans who have made a mark in America. Beyonce's Dad has roots in the Bahamas. She may have been raised in the USA but she is still part Caribbean.

[@gradieroberson4697]

​@@esands3726you Black immigrants are silly,just admit FBAs have influenced the whole world in everything and get off the bullshit

[@jc5113]

@@esands3726Matthew Knowles was born in Gadsden, AL

[@woodswal]

But you are using our lingo to express your displeasure. 🙄🤨

[@Alexxluv]

She is a fool 😂 The white man owns her culture! None of them own a damn agency, streaming service, not the clothing brands they go broke for 😂😂😂 Its so sad.

[@jhaxia]

Come to The Bahamas we love everyone 🥰🥰🥰

[@TajaDuh]

Fine ahh men out deaaaa

[@KT-432]

I love the Bahamas 🤎

[@akil2746]

Bahamas is Black American lite. Yall not really West Indian.

[@expo294]

Aren’t y’all deporting Haitians?

[@expo294]

@@akil2746 not really West Indian?? They are West Indian by culture food history

[@mimi-rk2qu]

Excellent post! ❤❤❤❤

[@FlowerTower]

Thanks for watching!

[@riccorich]

When she Black Diaspora whatbisbshe talking about??

[@FlowerTower]

The black diaspora is black people all over the world. A diaspora is just a group of people scattered around in different locations. In this case, cuz of slavery.

[@riccorich]

@@FlowerTower that's not really a thing do you even know what dispora means?! Because Black Americans are not the same as Africans, or Carribbean those are three different groups

[@tcmyric4978]

Speak on it

[@kenrichgoree6538]

You a 100000% right if you don't like it here go home!

[@texasbama5729]

Yet she's using American slang 😂 foh

[@Crysisplaya]

How tf did this end up on my recommendations?

[@FlowerTower]

Idk, bitch. Ask KZbin.

[@norashmodo720]

​@@FlowerTower 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@FlowerTower]

@@norashmodo720like why ask me? 😂😂😂😂

[@karma92sims14]

I totally agree fr but I would say it's mostly Caribbean people than Africans from what I noticed.

[@estajeanette7487]

🤣😂 and why would Africans have time for that? If Africans hate you they would usually ignore your existence.

[@norashmodo720]

​@@estajeanette7487Ignore??! Negative

[@jaxthewolf4572]

@@estajeanette7487 I don't see them doing that though. In fact the xenophobes stay obsessed!

[@estajeanette7487]

@@jaxthewolf4572 look at the title of this video.then look at the video which has nothing to with Africans. Look at how she talks about Africans and Africa. Then you will see who is obsessed.

[@jaxthewolf4572]

@@estajeanette7487 She's one person though. I see way more videos of Africans being obsessed about African Americans, not just KZbin but all over social media.

[@lashernedickson8675]

I SWEAR!!!!! They NEVER respect OUR SHIT!!!!

[@estajeanette7487]

Because shit is not meant to be respected.

[@lashernedickson8675]

@@estajeanette7487 Please stfu before I explain why & how ya Mama shoulda swallowed you🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

[@janetwilliams5435]

We are all blacks originated from Africa. These comparisons of cultural differences are insignificant.

[@lashernedickson8675]

@@janetwilliams5435 THEN TELL THEM RESPECT OUR SHIT!!!! 🙏🏾 👏🏾 👌🏾

[@jprime007]

​@@estajeanette7487 ... lol. you thought u ate. Why Everytime I expand a comment thread, u in there obsessively commenting on people and culture you supposedly feel superior to. Idk, Sounds like stan behavior to me.

[@pazo321]

I guess this is the topic that gets views so whatever...meanwhile Africans are not even removed from their purpose. Time will tell

[@FlowerTower]

It most certainly will!

[@pazo321]

@FlowerTower how much youtube money do you get? 🤣

[@trishlawrence7412]

African Americans, Caribbean, and Africans are all cousins.. Food, culture, and music come from Africa.. Was remixed with what our ancestors could hold on to with the new ways of their new land.. The Majority of Hip Hop was created by artist that ARE of African / Caribbean decent in some of the Ghettos of the USA.. WE ALL have PRIDE in were we are from but we actually eat the SAME FOOD.. Do not let us be divided any more that we are,,

[@FlowerTower]

Hip hop wasn’t created by Caribbeans 😂 see how you tried to slide that colonization into the mix???

[@trishlawrence7412]

@@FlowerTower Like I said, a majority of HIP HOP was created by artist of CARIBBEAN ROOTS, Back ground / decent..To name a few: If you know the history of HIP HOP you WOULD know the originators, DJ Cool Herc from the Bronx NYC is Jamaican, Grand Master Flash is from Barbados, Africa Bambaataa - Barbados, Dougie Fresh is from Barbados, KRS 1 - Jamaican, Heavy D - Jamaican, Uncle Luke (2 live crew)-Bahama/Jamaican, Busta Ryhmes - Jamaican, Notorious BIG - Jamaican, Trina - Bahamas / Dominican, Jim Jones - Puerto Rico / Aruba, Juelz Santana - Dominican, Styles P from the Lox - South African, Fat Joe - Puerto Rico, ASAP Ferg - Trinidad, ASAP Rocky - Barbados, Wycleff Jean - Haiti, Kodak Blac - Haiti, Tory Lanez - Barbados, Nicki Minaj - Trinidad, Foxy Brown - Trinidad, Pop Smoke - Jamaica /Panama.. Slick Rick & 21 Savage are both Jamaican British and that's just a few

[@bluerose1613]

@@trishlawrence7412who tf is reading all that??

[@KingLamaj]

Man ya’ll non-black American people trying very hard to claim HIP HOP wasn’t created by Black Americans. Its almost like ya’ll are saying Black Americans don’t have no culture. Like just accept the god damn truth and move on. Its always an issue when black Americans tell the truth about our history.

[@trishlawrence7412]

@@bluerose1613 who ever that want to really know💖💖✌🏾✌🏾

[@bobbyjefferson1973]

Stop inviting them to er'thang heck some of y'all don't even invite 😒 your blood fam cause they po..

[@lovesonmyside2184]

You might be on to something.

[@dafamg1050]

The point is we don't need to invest in these types of subjects. While we here fighting for dumb stuff, other races are evolving🤦🏽‍♀️. People with the same future belong to the same category. A tomato is a tomato no matter where it is harvested. Common sense. If you think you are not African because of whatever reason what difference does it make none😭.

[@FlowerTower]

The point is you are slow as hell if you can’t focus on more than one issue at once. I’m not going to stop talking about misogyny because there’s racism to talk about, for example. I’m capable of bringing awareness to multiple subjects at one. You not being capable of that is your own limitation, not mine.

[@estajeanette7487]

Flower Tower. The real issue is the you dragged Africans into this instead of keeping it between yourselves as continental Americans. What did we do to be your target? 😂 Especially balck American women. Some even dragging African women saying they are stealing their men.

[@jprime007]

​@@estajeanette7487 now sis... don't get on here telling stories. Kekeing at African sugar babies caping for passport bros and your last point are not the same thing. You wish we were that pressed.

[@estajeanette7487]

😂😂 I am not your sis. Also did you not read the title of this video dragging us into this even tho we have nothing to do with it. I will trey and provide the video. But the question is why are your men leaving you? 😂.

[@estajeanette7487]

😂😂 I am not following you. This is free space. I come after every America who is talking down on us and my African people.

[@StarliyA]

Weird post. Not sure why you seem upset about carribeans and africans reppin our culture. Everyone had an opinion who's what or more black or carribean. Aren't most of us brought a place against our will like carribeans and Black americans. So you should follow suit and go back home. Which is the motherland. You not speaking on anything signficance. We all have culture just different.

[@FlowerTower]

Weird comment. Nobody cares about you reppin your culture. The confusion comes from you coming into our spaces and hollering about how much better your space is. Just go be in your space.

[@jprime007]

How is hating on somebody else stuff reppin you culture? Unless u acknowledging that hating is apart of that culture... u might be on to something.

[@CarlaD.-rl5ry]

No. This is not 1654. Why do ya'll only speak about us as long dead slaves when trying to lay beneath the feet of foreign immigrants? Don't pull the rest of us down their with you. "Most of us" WERE BORN HERE not dragged from anywhere - it's 2024 right now where I am. Our home is here in the place where we were born. You seem content to let ppl spit in your face so you can lick it off, others are not.

[@annakiewilliams9246]

I'm not sure what these videos are trying to prove, I don't call myself African American because I'm not. I was born in the United States of America and I am a black woman, this is my title.

[@FlowerTower]

I’m not sure what this comment is trying to prove. We can be confused together.

[@paxtongay5703]

You just literally Popped up on my Page,and I'm in LOVE, so save it for me Baby.

[@ToneKeys]

Imagine the people who stole twerking and braiding hair from africa talking about someone copying them? Smdh! I got tine and receipts today

[@SoPerfectYasmin]

Babe that’s west and Central Africans. You know the Africans that you descend from or have similar ancestors. Thats not East Africans or North Africans or some southern Africans. We don’t even consider ourselves to be black like you anyway but west and central Africans do. Address them. They’re the ones always in your spaces trying to relate to you guys.

[@FlowerTower]

This all of y’all, babe. Yeah, I’m well aware of where I descend from and who I have similar ancestors to 😂 thanks for stating the obvious, captain dumb ass.

[@patriciastricklen6372]

All of you when you hit the USA are the same! Disrespectful to FBA's but kiss the palm colored people rear ends!! PERIODT!!!

[@SoPerfectYasmin]

@@FlowerTower why would it be all of us when most of us don’t even think of you? How does that work? But the ones who obviously do think of you and consider themselves same as you aka west and Central Africans are the ones in your spaces trying to relate to you. We don’t. Most of your people don’t seem to know who they descend from because if they’re not claiming to be Hebrew or Native American, they’re claiming to be ancient Egyptian or moor or the original European or the original Arab etc etc etc ya know trying to claim other peoples histories and appropriating their cultures. It’s sick. So you have to be told who you are and who you’re not!

[@FlowerTower]

@@SoPerfectYasmin ANYWAY, babe 😂

[@erichawkins5738]

Yasmin shut the fuck up. If you have a problem with us, stay your ass in your own country. Who are you dumb ass to talk about us?