WRONG TURN - JOHANNESBURG SOUTH AFRICA AND THIS HAPPENED 😮(dont walk alone here)

[@GodfreyJasonNcube]

Just to think that, at that very place where the video is at 5:25, a bit further down to the left, on Tuesday 31 January at around 6pm, I could have been lying there dead on that pavement. Had it not been for the mercy of God Almighty, Jesus Christ, I would have been stabbed to death most probably. I was crossing the road too by that corner, where the video is at at 8:05, I was going downwards, not upwards just as the content creator did. Cause I can see that he missed the real wrong turn there, and took the right turn instead, good for him. So as I was walking down, with a backpack on my back, I see these two guys behind me, they seemed to be like any other pedestrians on the road, so I thought. They crossed the road to the other side, the other one was saying goodbye to his friend, and he began to run down the street. All of a sudden the one left behind quickly walked in front of me and suddenly stopped and produced a knife. He shouted at me , and made some profanities, claiming that he will be stab me if I make a move. Upon realising that I am being robbed, I quickly took off my backpack and dropped it on the floor, and tried to make a run for it. As I wanted to run on to the other side of the guy wielding a knife, I saw some of his accomplices trying to block me and grab me, I then faced the other direction behind me, I saw more of his accomplices running towards me saying "Um'bambe, u'mbambe"!. Realising that I was now being cornered, I just found myself running back to that guy with a knife, he tried to grab me, but he failed, and I managed to pass him. To my shock, there were many of these guys, say about plus 10. I just had no idea how ,they all appeared from nowhere in a short space of time. By then I managed to escape them, yet one of them stayed hot in my heels, but I outran him. I just could not believe, what had just happened, I was trembling and in shock. Just to think that on the morning of 24th December, the very same thing happened to me, and again I managed to escape leaving my backpack. I had not gotten over the first ordeal, then this happens again, most people dont come out of these robberies unharmed or killed. I was told of some guy who was robbed, stabbed and killed around December time, during that same week I was robbed.Believe me if I had the money and privilleges to leave South Africa, I would have boarded the evening to a peaceful island, that same evening after the second attempted robbery. Just to think that such events, leaves one with a trauma is not a good thing to go through, trust me. Now you have to walk the streets of Jhb with fear, what kind of life, should that be, this country is heaven for crimnals and hell for law abiding citizens, thats just what it is now. I would advice anyone not to go to those very streets that the content creator was walking on, those are really crime ridden spots, stay away from them, especially at night time. Be all safe out there and take all necessary precautions. As for me I am glad that God showed me his great mercy and love, I would not be writing this today, but would have been lying in a morgue, imagine having kids that are still depending on you to raise them, then these scums of the earth want to just take your life and your hard earned money. Peace.

[@Walk_Africa]

I am so sorry for what u went through, thanks father God u made it alife, i wondered the same when i saw 2 guys following me.I was sure they were, i took different turns and they remain on my trail, that really gave me some fright. Luckily they disappeared and i thought i was just imagining things.In reality i wasnt.There are moments i thought of taking that route u took but something told me dont go that way..

[@mfundenimthembu651]

Eish... Harde

[@nillarmundow8989]

Eishhh so sad😰

[@PandoraPath]

I also walked/rode on the motorbike through CBD. Have been to Seweto, Cosmo, but Jozi center is the most dangerous by far. Didn't get off the motorbike many times as my intuition was on alert all the time. Taxi drivers were shaking their heads seeing a white person with a camera, possibly the locals thought that I'm mad and no one even approached me. It is horrific to hear about your experience. Thanks God nothing happened to me

[@r.mariano8118]

I'm so sorry that happened to you! Try to see if you can get work farming in Botswana or something. It's madness how cheap life is in South Africa. All over nothing.

[@Freechannel929]

Rules of the street, don't look up and sideways, look front or backwards, don't make long conversations with strangers especially like that guy selling belt, never greet anybody with your hand like what you did to the guy selling pap, and finally this is the most important thing don't walk too fast and don't walk too slow the way you walk can make you an easy target observe how people around you are walking and try to blend in, follow my guidelines and i guarantee you'll never be a target in the city of Johannesburg

[@Walk_Africa]

Joh.too much to follow but every rule worthy to learn.I hope i wont do the negative trying to do the positive 🙂 Thanks bro

[@CLOUDII_SA]

Kinda like walking the streets of Durban CBD😂

[@lindokuhlenogwina2224]

If its your day to be mugged then you're doomed bro

[@tebogoitholeng6594]

So true, Joburg can be scary at times but honestly most of the time walk like you know the place.don’t look scared and you’ll be fine but I also grew up going to town and such so maybe I’ve just learned the culture of conducting yourself ko jozi

[@greenflower2919]

It's actually the super quiet streets in joburg cbd where there's no 1 around that actually freak me out. I remember I did this once 1 minute there where people all around me and next there was no 1like what part of the world did i just step in to I will never forget the feeling dread and panic on that particular day.

[@stroker_v1080]

The thing about Jozi is that walk like you belong there and no one will bother you

[@Walk_Africa]

wise advise

[@lydiamoeko898]

Always blend in with the locals there, dress like you going to a nearby tuck shop.

[@thato596]

Only dodgy places the rest of joburg just be free

[@moedavids]

I swear that’s the truth

[@dangerous8333]

And be black.

[@mphonyanamothudi3805]

There is no wrong turn here. We walk in these streets everyday. That is the problem with people who are not locals. There are just intimidated by the state of buildings not the actual crime itself

[@Walk_Africa]

At least u know the erea better, u should have toured me this place. I could have felt safer with u around i guess🙂

[@thabzmad7265]

Agreed, these are just run down, some say abandoned buildings being taken advantage of by pimps for the trade. That said, care and alertness needs to be done always and everywhere in Jhb as the things you fear are more likely to happen where you feel most comfortable!

[@0xfoad]

yeah, I'm a whitey, and I'm not even afraid here; there are places like this in durban too & I'm sure I've walked & ridden a bike through this area when I lived in JHB; just be respectful of the people who live there, don't be a poes, don't come off as a scared little doos.

[@dumisaniarchanjelmoyo7721]

There is no long turn about it. It's the norm in many saburban places everywhere. You just have to know your way around and be street smart. There are worse places than that in locations believe me

[@nyashamachingauta6537]

Agree with you,there's no wrong turn here

[@cleanbowled1767]

If you find yourself "wrong turned" into any underserved, wrong or "bad" neighborhood, DO NOT PANIC!!! Keep your cool and calmly try to navigate your way out while acting like you have been there before. Incessantly repeating "this is the wrong turn" will hinder your ability to get back on track quickly without incident. In this case, the moment you realized it was a wrong turn, you should have turned around to get back on track.

[@Walk_Africa]

U right. Thank u so much for the advice. 🙏

[@heidivanstaden753]

Agree 👍 stay calm.. took n wrong turn and ended up in Jhb CBD, the fear factor for myself, and had a panic attack..doesn't help.

[@Synrgiii]

plus dont forget...you arent the center of the universe...so people are probably thinking about their problems, life, pleausure, childre, money ect...not just sitting in a dark alley waiting for the first guy who looks nervous to jump and rob mid day. if your scared...get a knife lol.

[@noiamspartacus8965]

Always look like you know where you are going, especially if you think you are lost.

[@beatsbywatersign5543]

Jozi would be perfact for future GTA games

[@BlockbusterBreakdownfilm]

The worst comment I'm seeing. With grammatical errors sheesh.

[@doublesidestephustler6094]

Dude I think south africa gave them the concept of GTA 😂

[@doublesidestephustler6094]

Dude I think south africa gave them the concept of GTA 😂

[@akbcomicyv2219]

You're a comedian.

[@luckazzetalexander5868]

Nah Cape town

[@ntethemokoena6657]

I once walked under that bridge, my knees were shaking. when i got to Absa village i thanked God for getting me through 😀

[@Walk_Africa]

Exactly, These guys have no idea how it feels to be at such a place that u are not used to. To some others its home cause they live there.I saw funny faces that i remember in my head even today😀

[@solomonsibanda7571]

THATS YOUR OWN FEAR DEAL WITH IT BLACK IS BEAUTFUL !

[@jarodwilson4946]

You couldn’t walk under a bridge in the US, because it would be too many homeless people living there for you to walk, you will have to walk in the streets and hope you’re not robbed

[@SkinWitchNYC]

@@ntethemokoena6657 looks like Brooklyn New York lol

[@allentertainment379]

Life Is Temporary But Content Is Forever 😃

[@Walk_Africa]

😀💪

[@musamoloi2149]

Exactly what my best friend would say😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@avis8533]

That doesn't mean necessarily that one should place oneself in dangerous situations.

[@kudzunocturnal4524]

saved

[@joses2712]

😅😅😅😅

[@llamosita2004]

I am from colombia, very far from africa, but watching your videos is like visiting those places in real time, i love your videos, best regards from colombia

[@Walk_Africa]

Thank you. That's so inspiring 🤝😊

[@Jon-p4g]

Liar

[@sizakelemahlakoe6758]

Thanks for showing another part of South Africa,not only the suburbs & tourist destinations 🙏🏽

[@Walk_Africa]

More to come!

[@lilytikachand4615]

Bad condition of all the buildings, other race groups would not be able to walk like that in that area

[@nomathembambuko-dw8kk]

Indeed my brother a wrong turn whether these street everyday I tell you know wrong turn

[@RoyalGachaPhoenixx]

Its so fun to meet someone showing Johannesburg I actually live in South Africa but not in Johannesburg 😅

[@msizinkosi3481]

I have lived in Joburg for about 13 years now (stayed in Rosetenville when i first got here) and before I had my own car I used to catch taxis at MTN, Wanderers, Faraday, Bree all these places so I walked these streets but fortunately enough I have never been a victim of crime but know and heard of alot of people who have been. I'm still living around Joburg (West Rand) so i rarely ever come to town and with 13 years experience living in this city I would never walk those streets like you did (day or night) so respect to you for doing that for content.

[@Walk_Africa]

thats so sweet brother, thanks so much.The things we do for content creation, we youtubers go out of our comfort zones to try give the community what they ask for. Very risky sometimes

[@jamesqongo5998]

Go to bouquet and Verona street late at night or bellavista if you wanna test Rosetenville😂

[@matomemankga8618]

The quiet outer parts of jhb cbd are actually not that rife in terms of crime or violent crime. Surprisingly, the inner parts within the vicinity of MTN taxi ranks is where the problem is at.

[@Lemonstacks]

@Risk Academy 48 laws of power?

[@msizinkosi3481]

@@jamesqongo5998 i know everything there is to know about Rosetenville that's why i never got mugged the whole time i lived there, you have to be careful how you move I won't just put myself in danger just to prove a point.

[@ronniemushiwokufa2508]

I heard some Zimbabweans there who were saying "handisi kuda"

[@kingbhubesi]

You are much safer in that side of town than you would be at Quartz or Bok street my brother😂 Tip: when ever you see lots of taxis or mini buses, that is a safe zone.🙂

[@nmrftv1903]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2KrZ5toorigraM

[@batyim-afrika3588]

I've always felt safer around them too...this is true

[@UnburdenedCreative]

LMFAO "Dis is A Wrong turn"...20 seconds later "Dis is A Wrong turn" ... 30 seconds later "Dis is A Wrong turn" ... 14 minutes later "Dis is A Wrong turn"🤣😂😂😂. Awesome video mate i can hear the fear in your voice that part of Jozi is "Do or die", well done for walking there

[@Walk_Africa]

To be honest, this area scares me.😀 Imagine recording a video of that work on streets.I could walk comfortably but just walking and alert ofcoz. Not recording bro.Its a huge risk. Not many people understands that part.

[@UnburdenedCreative]

@@Walk_Africa lol I feel you brother especially when you passed that brothel. I was scared. Luckily the girls and Nigerian pimps did not see you 🤐😎

[@Walk_Africa]

@@UnburdenedCreative yes but i suspected the ones seated in the taxi followed me to be sure of what i was up to...though up to this day,what if those guys had guns. They dont mess around they just clean u out if they suspect anything that is a threat to their business.If u walk that street as a regular customer u are safe 😀

[@Bee_Vibes]

We should call him Mr Wrong turn 😂😂😂😂

[@shingayimuganda1739]

🤣🤣🤣 my countrymen are everywhere 0:54 🇿🇼

[@desiremusorowegomo7690]

hanzi handisikuda kkkk we are evrywhere

[@shingayimuganda1739]

@@desiremusorowegomo7690 kutotaura sevanhu vari muGweru

[@prudencezheclahs37]

Vasikana avo kutengesa here vakamira kumadziro

[@desiremusorowegomo7690]

@@prudencezheclahs37 kkkk patonazi parikutotengeswa ma products

[@callingtonzuva8449]

Kkkkk andisikuda😂

[@themorninglark1978]

The most peaceful walk I've ever seen

[@Walk_Africa]

thank u

[@Tsitsibenny]

You dont know these streets if you think this is peaceful

[@mandlalukhele5164]

Thank you, very peacefull

[@greenflower2919]

That's the scary part I wld rather be where it's crowded in jorburg lol

[@tshegofatsomalatji2143]

🤣🤣

[@Ali-7676]

When I visited Joburg nearly 20 years ago, my guesthouse was in Kempton Park. I wanted to go visit the Carlton Center (Tallest building in Africa at the time) so I took a shared Taxi that dropped me off where the CBD meets Hilbrow. Sure enough, I took a wrong turn after getting out of the taxi, turned North and started walking into Hilbrow. I stepped into a shop and they pointed out the right direction for me. It was a weekend, either Sat or Sun. On my way to the Catlton Center I saw a man sleeping in his taxi (probably passed out drunk) and another man trying to get into his car and the glove compartment in broad daylight with people walking by and standing around. The fact that the thief felt so comfortable was unsettling. It really ruined my perception of Africa. Thankfully, the people of Zim changed it again for the better. It was an interesting dichotomy....SA, wealthy yet dangerous whereas Zim, economically crippled, yet dignified. Anyway, I went to the Carlton Center and on my way walking back, there were 3 men just sitting near some ragged tarps in the middle of the sidewalk. Upon seeing them, I walked qhickly over to the other side of the street and after I passed them I looked back and was shocked to see that they were now following me. I walked as fast as I could a few blocks until I came upon a well trafficked street with lots of shops, etc and just blended in with the mass of people. As an ethnic Pakistani, I stood out, but to my surprise many of the shopkeepers looked similar to me. In Kempton Park, everyone told me to avoid Hillbrow. But Ill tell you, I much preferred the hustle and bustle of Hillbrow to the deserted streets of the CBD. Stay safe out there.

[@Walk_Africa]

Wow!! Some story there, feels like I was watching a movie when u narrating 😄 Thanks for that emotional story 🙏

[@Ali-7676]

@@Walk_Africa I can only write it from memory brother; you show us the good and the bad in vivid detail. Thank you for reviving memories and educating those that think there is only bad.

[@Walk_Africa]

@@Ali-7676 Thanks, I appreciate 🙂

[@jethromokwena2948]

Zimbabweans must vote for change so our sisters can get jobs back in Zim

[@Walk_Africa]

hopefully all goes well

[@mbizi4573]

The ladies are Zimbabwean?

[@kudzaimasora7123]

@@mbizi4573 yep could hear some Shona vibes there

[@geoffreyshing8432]

That's what ZIM ladies and girls are leaving this country going for prostitution in SA lying they're going for jobs, it's a shame...

[@johnsmith-ht3sy]

1980 you got what you voted for, enjoy Zanlas freedom party.

[@cayminlast]

I was born, raised and worked in Jo'burg untill the early 1990's, I see much has changed, not the place I knew. It's a good thing but also a little sad in a way. Thanks.

[@Walk_Africa]

u wellcome

[@nmrftv1903]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2KrZ5toorigraM

[@Palmstreet-u7x]

yes to think back in the 1960.70,80 one cold as a white person walk alone at night there, one would ride train to the station close to Ellis park ,watch rug y , walk back to the staion and ride train back to Joburg main station

[@Palmstreet-u7x]

my sisters stayed in Witpoortjie , rode train in the 1970s to Joburg staion, leave the car at witpoortjie station,walk as 2 women alone to Amercosa house--Anglo American headquarters ,work whole day and ride the route back ans car would still be standing there,

[@freebird7017]

My parents used to live in Bree street in the sixties. Went to „His Majesties“ club at night and would walk the 9 blocks back home in the early morning hours. Being afraid never occurred to them because JNB was an extremely low crime city in those days. Sad to see the degeneration.

[@blkexcellence6183]

One thing about Jozi. One minute, you are safe surrounded by luxury and security, and the next turn you dancing with the devil. I know where you are, and even driving in that area is scary 😨

[@Walk_Africa]

true bro

[@NashPaul.]

True..he’s literally a street from maboneng😂

[@jedidiahlindsaypikes4246]

I can see that is FARADAY bridge that you are under. The famous Mai Mai Zulu dominated area is also there. The sad history about this area is that it was fully industrialized until just after 95,when ANC de-industrialised South Africa, bringing unemployment to millions of locals, in favour of Chinese inferior goods. Very wicked deals were made without the public being aware.

[@Walk_Africa]

Thats sad..

[@Mzwandile_Makhowane]

Yes, there's is some truth in your statement. However, the Chinese have nothing to do with what you are saying. The atrocities started and continued incrementally with the Western thug nations and their greedy cartels. Too bad that our own politicians AND BUSINESSES play an active role in all of it!

[@Huios1000]

Don’t be afraid of mlungu who looted everything and gave anc crumbs and blacks free votes. The legacy of apartheid is still alive. The private sector is more powerful than the public. The ANC that you voted for is under the mlungu.

[@lesegomabiletsa6458]

Mandela sold South Africa

[@sabelomlambo3586]

True, South Africa was a super modern and industrialized country until ANC sold off all the patents and industrial firms (ISCOR and Sasol e.t.c). The hyper importing was the final nail in the coffin

[@william_anderson_ZA]

I know those corners bro, End Street (hustlers Street), Durban Street, Nugget street, Mooi Street. those are some of the Dangerous streets of Johannesburg.

[@Walk_Africa]

am glad u know jozi well bro👌

[@nompumelolo]

The only thing that traumatized me walking in jhb cbd is the dirt. Other than that look like you know where you're going and don't smile

[@nhlanhlaprince4518]

He's even biting the belt 🤣🤣

[@chanachama7156]

@@nhlanhlaprince4518 genuine leather test!

[@njabulombuyazi5132]

The thing about SA Cities, 😂🤣 you realise you've taken a wrong turn immediately!! you don't need to walk a few metres before you realise this. This leaves you with Two options: Option 1: Turn back immediately Option 2: Walk like you belong! (I did this a lot in Durban and Pretoria)

[@Walk_Africa]

Exactly!!😂

[@charliebmeyer9512]

Haa pakaipa rekumusha mustreet

[@spacekooka97]

I always walk like I lived there for ages

[@thatdudebonzo]

@@charliebmeyer9512 😂😂 anga achi jamuka wena

[@furniturefinishing6307]

I leave lived in johannesburg for about 10 years now I know exacly how it feels I have been waiting for something to happened 😂😂 always be careful when you are in Johannesburg guys ✌🏾

[@Walk_Africa]

Not easy out there..😀

[@richardlubega2149]

Am in uganda bit ihave anyways yearning to reach Johanesburg

[@chocon8818]

This good man has made some nice videos in other cities of this wonderful country. Very few people have watched those. He went out of his way to exaggerate walking the streets near Ghandi Square and the views went through the roof. Ladies and gents, sensationalism do sell.

[@Walk_Africa]

I have no words. Thank u so much🙂

[@janepamela27]

I can't believe the state of disrepair in these parts of Jo-burg

[@Walk_Africa]

jah neh

[@johnburugu8967]

When I was a teenager in the mid to late 80s I used to receive magazines called panorama from south Africa and I was deeply in love with that country's beauty.its unfortunate to see how low they've fallen I hope they'll put their act together and rise again

[@philipbanda6637]

South Africa is far much better now than it ever Was massive improvements have been made in suburbs (a lot of new classy ones), roads , rail (mbazima shilowa express ), airports : Tambo Airport is better than many european airports, more indegenous people have access to electricity , the list of achievements is long.

[@johnburugu8967]

You might be right but the rate of crime and youth unemployment is a little bit staggering.the government needs to address that too I'm always watching on news here in America traveling advisory given out to Americans planning to visit SA to be cautious

[@philipbanda6637]

@@johnburugu8967 Why does America NOT send out travel advisory to people traveling to New York or mexico city ?

[@johnburugu8967]

@@philipbanda6637 well it does, you'll be surprised to know New York city is the safest city in the world and has the world best emergency response forces anyway.the reason why they do give these advisories are based on ground assessments of the security forces response to an emergency . New York and America as a whole are superior, second to none in terms of response to a crime or an emergency

[@Itsreallykei]

New York is definitely NOT the safest city in the world. Idk where you got that from

[@lehlohonolomokgata5612]

It really wrenches my heart seeing those ladies early in thr morning on my way to work. Hope seem to be far from their troubled souls.

[@tdmap2241]

This is a wrong turn! This was an adrenalin filled adventure! I was on the edge and it was not even me walking those streets. It so sad to see how this once glorious and beautiful city of Johannesburg has deteriorated to a state that is an eye sore. This state of decay goes to almost all our towns and cities which were once beautiful some 20yrs ago. Glad to know you made it out safe through those wrong turns and thanks for sharing

[@Walk_Africa]

Thank you so much 😊🤝🙏

[@jaythestreetpreacher6123]

I walked into Angelo squatter camp few weeks back and 2 guys ran behind me and took my phone off my chest clamp while I was recording like this. They so fast, but they didn't use force on me I didn't fight them. I had a bible in my hand. Be vigilant and watch your back brother.

[@Walk_Africa]

So sorry. Thats really sad😮

[@tatane3243]

More videos of mahosha, walk slowly sfunukubona ama face nayo leyo ass

[@markosngomane583]

Walk with security to safe guard items like gadgets...skwata camps are not cool

[@bonganizwane1967]

Angelo is savage

[@jaythestreetpreacher6123]

@@bonganizwane1967it is

[@Levi_gxn]

I went to Kwa Mai Mai for the first time and was so shocked to go past this street and see all the people on the streets. Surreal!

[@Walk_Africa]

Glad u saw it for yourself 🙂

[@Synrgiii]

portland oregon.

[@marshallcalder247]

That's a tour in Faith you've succeeded in doing. Well Done ! ..Bravo for your bravery is more to the point .You see..I knew these areas once long ago . It's not easy to identify them now through this lens Time and degradation have a partnership in this utterly dismal and depressing portrayal of a once Great City. Towards the end this is amplified in a brilliantly surreal and stark Anvil cloud - a foreboding message across a sky so blue which gave promise.. Once -Long ago. Good, good work here!

[@Walk_Africa]

I appreciate. Thank u loads. 🙂🙏

[@johnnwabuforudemezue1108]

South Africa needs to undergo various urban renewal programs

[@r.mariano8118]

Its happening but it will take awhile. Loadshedding and the economy need to be fixed first for it to continue.

[@kensburg2660]

How bout Nigeria where u come from? Everywhere dusty, if it could even look like the place in this video, they should thank their God but we all know they don’t have the mentality of building asphalt roads not to talk of sidewalk n interlocked earth 😃😃😃 worry bout naija 😁😁😁

[@r.mariano8118]

@@kensburg2660 there’s some fairly developed areas of Nigeria. Whole city of Abuja. Lagos island. Some other areas. But this was kinda funny how much h8ting was going on here

[@kensburg2660]

@@r.mariano8118 I am not hating but rather telling the fact just the way it is.

[@nathimthembu1199]

You are taking me down the memory lane my brother, we used to walk those streets

[@Walk_Africa]

Thank u brother

[@Rob-sq4ft]

praise & glory to God who helped you from the hands of those robbers

[@pompeiii22rnd7]

Are those sex workers I'm talking about all the ladies on the side walk??

[@jimmyndumba40]

People are walking freely with kids and you're busy scaring us😂😂😂. This must have been a Sunday afternoon when people were off the street resting at home.

[@Walk_Africa]

even in a city blazing with g,,ns people will still walk around, it becomes a norm,were people think what bad is right🙂

[@mambomambo6904]

I also see nothing bad or scary, the vlogger justs want to put a bad name to areas that he thinks are bad 👎

[@mlungesto26ikl31]

@@Walk_Africa how come you are never attacked if it's as bad as you claim?

[@suzanmhlongo1161]

What is the moral of this??? I don't understand 🥺

[@ThroughDarknessComesLight]

@@mambomambo6904 well thr vlogger is black so why would he try and make SA look bad when it is

[@Mellowtumi7]

Very interesting content! 👌🏿 it was indeed a WRONG TURN 😂😂😂

[@Walk_Africa]

Glad you enjoyed it😀

[@Vnshan]

..why..nothing happened to him..? More negative comments, why is there no positive contributions..! Everyone just jumps at the opportunity to make a bad situation worse..maybe thats where the problem lays.

[@pranavramraj5141]

Amazing video bruh. This reminds me of the time I was walking in Durban CBD with literally all my University stationery, phone , tablet and +R3000 worth of drawing equipment. I was crapping myself everytime someone sketchy was coming near me.

[@Walk_Africa]

Lol. U knkw the feeling.Thanks anyway 🙏

[@paddyZgreat]

To be honest with you, you didn't actually go to the wrong turn side of Jozi. If you want to see Wrong Turn, go to Wanderers they will show you flames.Where you were it's nothing baba. You just saw those ladies and you thought it's a crime spot. It's not.

[@BabaaDuduu]

100 percent right bro

[@meelarno]

I’m literally shaking on your behalf broh🤦🏽‍♂️ I know exactly how it feels walking around/in those kind of JHB cbd streets. I used to even literally dress down (wear old no name brand clothes and dirty shoes), carry a cheap phone and then stash any money all over myself (some in my socks, very tiny pockets and even in my underwear). As soon as I felt followed I would get into the nearest shop on the street and do some very nervous window shopping until I feel that the coast is clear. Yoh, to date I still fear and respect JHB cbd, even if not on foot and in my car. Rather and prefer Pretoria shem, Hhai kabi.

[@Walk_Africa]

joh, thats deep. i feel u. thanks broh

[@mlondibhengu750]

yoooo no man pretoria is worse

[@muchanetamayere9043]

Oh I'm sadened by my sister's roaming the streets

[@meelarno]

@@mlondibhengu750 : “for me” and based on MY living in Guateng experience, PTA cbd has its own challenges and scary corners/streets but not as much/ bad as JHB cbd (again, for me).

[@meelarno]

@@muchanetamayere9043 : the real reality of life in GP, JHB my sister. They very little spoken of and exposed side of real life and modes of survival (for some) in Gauteng and JHB to be specific. Kunzima pha phandle. Some leave/escape impilo yasezilalini only to arrive in eGoli to discover that imisebenzi ayikho (kahle) yet food needs to be put on the table at the end of the day.

[@zuleigahanslip7689]

I think you are a very brave young man. Danger is every where in the world

[@Walk_Africa]

thats sweet, thank u☺

[@solomonsibanda7571]

thank you . this is the best statement Danger is there in America and Holland also !

[@mzee5533]

I can in my city of Spruce Grove without any fear at anytime of the day or night

[@Vnshan]

...yeah just not there..so what happened to believing what you see? I think I would appreciate an individual who presented a solution with the problem! A problem I might add that if youre a Johannesburger you are already aware of and needs no further convincing!

[@calmc.o.m.e2241]

Walk around Hillbrow, I'm born and bred in jozi , I've walked everywhere dodgey,walk Around Baghdad building then I will salute you,the place you walked is the safest part of jozi because it's close to kwa Mai Mai and Jeppe hostel , otherwise prove me wrong

[@Walk_Africa]

Ok u want me to do it to prove a poit with my life nah..i pass 😂😂 Just kidding. I will do hillbrow. Watch the space brother🙂

[@tebogoitholeng6594]

Yoh ya Hillbrow is the only place I’m JHB I’d never walk 🤣🤣🤣 walked there only once in my entire life with a friend and he kept saying be vigilant be vigilant

[@sonwabisedzidzi]

😭😭🤣

[@vkmandla]

I am scared of Joburg. even in Durban where I am from, there are places that you don't just wonder about nje

[@Walk_Africa]

Jah neh

[@philipbanda6637]

Cape town is a very dangerous city much more than Egoli . In any case every city in the World has the classy parts and the dangerous areas . Take the Dutch city , Amsterdam, Brownsville, hunts point, dumb , Mott haven are extremely dangerous . London has it's share : Islington, Newham, Hackney, Newham. Danger is everywhere : Europe, Americas, Asia

[@ducati916SPS]

ANC hasn't worked, apartheid wasn't the answer but the SA of today so sad tbh.....Joberg forever 🇿🇦🇿🇦😊

[@michaelmaemu23]

Walk like you belong there, don't panic, no one will touch you

[@awesomebeatzsa]

“THIS IS A WRONG TURN” 😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Walk_Africa]

😀😀

[@j.jvumbhoni6670]

Every street is a wrong turn in jozi

[@thembimaseko9600]

Thanks for showing us these places.

[@Walk_Africa]

My pleasure 😊

[@nmrftv1903]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2KrZ5toorigraM

[@lazarousmuzandu2568]

This is scary but worthy the visit

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

Thank you for this video. I learned to walk with purpose and you won’t be questioned!

[@Walk_Africa]

Wonderful!

[@pridechuma7602]

Zimbabweans we are everywhere 😂😂

[@kudakwashemwashayenyi4752]

Wanted to say the same thing 🤣🤣

[@Life_of_Kea]

And Nigerians

[@allenfifteen311]

Hanzi handisi Kuda kukumhoresa kkk

[@AnnAnikamadu]

@@Life_of_Kea and idiots like u

[@thabisotonymalete1810]

My brother on a serious not jozi is no place for anything like this, i don't think your life is worth the views, actually SA has become very dangerous

[@khumbulanimakubo5170]

I passed out here every day nothing bad next to kwa Mai Mai ...& Juwel city mall 😊😊😊😊🖐🏽

[@Walk_Africa]

Thats good

[@tiisetsothandile8420]

Passed out?

[@PROBAGAMING]

God how much I miss Johannesburg ! Such a beautiful city and great people

[@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76]

The reason meself watching your channel this came in recommended link. Andddddddd your voice sound like the African man from Senegal i think he came as far as Fiji islands always loves adventures. Well he also British Military and was travelling many countries during the lockdowns of 2020 2021. Yeah most Military personnels were chosen to scout countries during world pandemic lockdowns 2020 2021. Now no more World Pandemic every countries open and what we see is that less few people in once busy cities of countries for decades centuries generations past. Like WHERE ARE THE PEOPLE WE TEND TO WONDER

[@Walk_Africa]

Wow! I am smazed, and thankful too. Getting to reach u out there guys is an honor.

[@DRexJ5]

I last walked on those streets in 2005....can't do that now.. is worse compared to those years....now I just occasionally drive pass, thanks to traffic, but it is still not safe at all, ...what you are doing is like taking a walk in Kruger Park..u brave..

[@Walk_Africa]

In a lion's den 😀 Thanks man. I really do appreciate 🙏

[@lesegomabiletsa6458]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 U mean he's walking across the lions

[@josephm6574]

I have been waiting for something to happen, it was a peaceful walk brah...

[@Walk_Africa]

Peaceful but terrifying.my heartbeat could be heard km away🙂

[@theophilusmpumelelogubula9235]

I have made wrong turns myself but you don't need to panic or ask for direction just look for taxis or group of people who are walking and follow them but be aware of your surroundings

[@Walk_Africa]

good advise, thanks

[@jarodwilson4946]

Lol that look like a suburban compared to Chicago and Philadelphia, is places you won’t drive through Chicago

[@lethabomoreku9020]

Thanks or the vid, im actually in the process of moving to that neighbourhood from pta(closer to work) and you just showed me all tye buildings I've been looking at starting with The Leo😂

[@Walk_Africa]

Ur still there is good accomodation buildings around there. Like around Maboneng

[@NashPaul.]

The fact that I stayed 5 min from here and he’s calling it a wrong turn😂

[@Walk_Africa]

Locals are usually more safer. Try observe that 🤞🙂

[@sakhile6460]

he's saying this is a wrong turn but he knows he takes that turn everyday to buy bread...such is life in SA

[@siyabulelamlungwana8181]

You got a heart bhuti,thanks for showing us the other side of jhb

[@Walk_Africa]

the pleasure is all mine, thank u

[@bmwe30club64]

Those ladies are selling there on the side walk, I thought you would stop to ask how much they charge 😂

[@Walk_Africa]

That might have been the end of me 😀

[@andanengahassani4155]

@BMW... I'm thinking to myself and applauding him for not asking..he was going to make a disgrace of himself and womanhood...Those ladies are mothers first..And as you know a mother cn do anything for her kids..Lets not even go there...No woman will stand there in this hot weather just for the fun of it... Big ups to man who respect..

[@talkingben001]

That's crazy

[@Letsweletse]

I'm not too sure if you should joke about that. I know we have freedom of speech but come on. How do we know they are not on those streets against their will? It's a sad reality some people live in this world.

[@bmwe30club64]

Welcome to Jozi

[@saucerer4844]

5:26 😂😂😂legends "how much an hour"

[@samukelomakhubu9787]

The bridge 💪🏾I visit my friend every now and than . He has fallen victim amadrugs umjita ogrand

[@Walk_Africa]

That's sad. Sorry about that 🤝

[@augustineaduboampong3257]

You have got a new subscriber from Ghana 🇬🇭 this wrong turn video is splendid and I see it as an adventure one. Good work done, keep it up.

[@Walk_Africa]

Thanks for the sub!

[@toninarvilio8593]

I've been walking those streets for 10 years and nothing as ever happened to me

[@Walk_Africa]

Amaizing, good for u. Anyway, not everyone gets in trouble ey

[@AnthonyJP2024-k4v]

Old School Taxis , 1996-2000. I remember those Toyota Hiaces ❤

[@Walk_Africa]

True😊

[@buravan1512]

Good memories....

[@XSirApocalypseX]

I am wondering that some people still park their cars on the streets. Aren`t they afraid that the car gets stolen?

[@mariamsezwa]

Lk this is very brave ... how would we have know what's going on in our world, very sade,but don't do it a wrong turn again,can be wrong turn with y life 😮

[@sandileshongwe4750]

I’m shocked this video was this long. Expected a lot of things to go wrong knowing how Jhb is setup.

[@Walk_Africa]

Yeah neh..

[@triplealleightshow1215]

Hanzie handisikuda... It's an achievement to be a Zimbabwean

[@Ray-tf6yp]

Looks normal to me brother 🤣. Askies shem, these are places we walk around everyday chief.

[@Walk_Africa]

U are the landloads. Nothing to be afraid of i guess chief 😀

[@Ray-tf6yp]

@@Walk_Africa All good my brother. Hope your year is good so far.

[@martinzulu8819]

You're brave this kind of town. Like there is no people. Am proud to be in Zambia very peacefully nation.

[@Walk_Africa]

Coming there someday

[@roysiljeur6716]

ActionSA needs to win the elections and restore Joburg into a first class city again

[@tattoosbytshepo121]

Been a permanent resident of Maboneng for a while until moving last month. This area is just not that much unsafe in comparison to the rest of the surrounding area except for looking dodgy and smelling so bad

[@knowitall6180]

I've been working at a body shop for a bit now and extra tips I learned was if you're painting the door, it's better to take off the mirror and belt molding (the trim at the bottom of the window) for a better paint job in the end. The mirror can get in the way, and if you're unlucky, the clear coat could stick in that gap between the door and the belt molding.

[@Walk_Africa]

thats cool

[@juniorthabede4813]

🤣🤣🤣 I feel sorry for you bro. The way you keep reassuring yourself "it's a wrong turn" did not help your case. Hope you safe though

[@Walk_Africa]

Thank you, I will lol

[@Used-h4w]

Seeing this video I have goosebumps, the way I'm so scared of jozi😂😂😂

[@Walk_Africa]

Yeah it could be scary sometimes😃 but once U get used to it all is fine. Just some vigilance U need to practice 😊

[@Used-h4w]

@@Walk_Africa right?

[@jordanmodisa151]

I can only see peaceful streets here and nothing threatening

[@hirogochitomayto7018]

Why are so many women waiting for mini buses on the sidewalk?

[@HectorRasta]

😭🤣🤣🤣

[@vusumuzi_mathumo]

They are selling

[@SomethingNicewithDinano]

Congrats on a viral video man...I think you have found a winning formula here...all the best. I got GTA vibes from this video. Nice one👊🏿

[@Walk_Africa]

Thank u so much. We work hard..i think we all deserve this for a break through ey.

[@SomethingNicewithDinano]

@@Walk_Africa it would be nice to have a chat with you about this video...the number it is pushing are mindblowing in our South African context, am really happy for you may your 2023 continue on this upward trajectory ✊🏿

[@Walk_Africa]

Thats sweet of u brother. Same to u. May the good lord lead u the way in 2023.Much respect 👊

[@nmrftv1903]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2KrZ5toorigraM

[@ayabongangqongela1390]

Once you walk like you nervous that's where problem start they can see who's new here heey, I've been here for 5 years now but I'm always keeping my eyes open and walk like I'm the one of them.

[@Walk_Africa]

Lol. Thats true ey

[@AlbertZwane-l4u]

Wrong turn jozi is what we call Mandela's kingdom very doomed.We miss Botha,cry the beloved country.

[@PhathokuhleMoses]

You understand that place my friend don't lie to us u are making the content 🤞

[@Walk_Africa]

By then I didn't know the place but now I know the place. Been there after this video to kwaMai-Mai..Still great deal of vigilance is needed 😊

[@akeemallwood1312]

I like wrong turns, you should do it more often 😊

[@Walk_Africa]

😃oh really. It's scary out there bro. But hang on in there. Will find a a way

[@juansimmons6214]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@LeratoM98]

Haybo 😂😂😂

[@Walk_Africa]

@@LeratoM98 😀

[@uncleadie01]

Then my brothers from Mashonaland in Zimbabwe are here saying “Handisikuda” 😂😂😂

[@geoffreyshing8432]

The other lady said "zino rangu rikurwadza"

[@uncleadie01]

@@geoffreyshing8432 Shona must be incorporated into other international languages just like English, Spanish, Portuguese, French. Wherever you go, you will at least hear Madii🤣🤣🤣

[@collinsmago233]

Hahaha Ndapanzwa wena.... Haa zimbo ungaridii

[@laughyourlungsout4130]

Kkkkk

[@mphomakwarela8324]

I am not convinced it was a wrong turn … if it was indeed a wrong turn and you were afraid, why walk around carrying a content recording device without fear of being mugged or was this a scare tactic gone wrong?

[@luzuko_Prof]

the Siyaya Taxi driver getting a head on daylight street😅🤣🙆🙈🙊

[@masibanda31]

Hanzi handisi kuda kukumhoresa...what a great video

[@shepherd9945]

Clearly a wrong turn, haven't walked those streets in a very long time,the ANC messed things up but you made the video interesting in fact I was scared on your behalf.I hate Jozi ,you can't be free in the CBD 😂

[@Walk_Africa]

😀it feels good to have people who cares about me when i am out there,thank u🙂

[@17media16]

"Wrong Turn" kills me😂😂😂

[@williammcbroom6158]

So the ANC screwed up, my question to you is- leave Apartheid in place?

[@shepherd9945]

@@williammcbroom6158 your failure to realise the current state of SA is the same reason why the will never be no progress. Apartheid has nothing to do with my comment.

[@itumelengmosikare469]

Bro on 600k views in 4 days. You know how to choose captions 🤣🔥

[@Walk_Africa]

Lol.thanks mate

[@godlesssociety498]

I grew up in these streets and had no fear, now, youll never see me set foot there, tho I've done photo shoots there. You also survive by walking fast and in the middle of thethese street, looking normal like you belong. It's a strange world where gentrification is sparce and corporate is there as well but a movie scene can pop off anytime and you could be the victim

[@Walk_Africa]

Thats the point. Anything can happen anytime. Was stalked and i captured some scene recently. The video coming out 11.30am just now..

[@Lumkile4th]

Entered into a lions den and came out untouched, have tos say am impressed ❤

[@Walk_Africa]

😊🤝

[@rhulaninkomo9344]

I used to pass here everyday after work to Betty street.

[@Walk_Africa]

Interesting 😊

[@oseitututawiah2109]

I didn't know so many people are so much interested in seeing how the deeper side of South Africa looks like.

[@Life_of_Kea]

So this weekend(on Saturday)I came all the way from Centurion to walk exactly where you did( inspired by you). Can I tell you how terrifying it feels to be looked at by almost everyone💔💔(even there women on the side of the road😂) This place is busy as hell especially on a Saturday 😭🤌🏽. I'd recommend this for people like myself,adrenaline junkies.

[@Walk_Africa]

Sounds great!😃😃

[@TizzyFreeGame]

What area is this? And the streets names? I want to walk here next

[@davidfriend1919]

I did it too , Did that row of prostitutes get scary or what ?

[@harrisonsamuelmuche8091]

​@@TizzyFreeGame 😂😂😂 be careful my friend .you may never come out alive to tell us your experience,

[@joelharding7669]

Not the best of ideas, don't go looking for trouble, this is not a place where you want to play with. Don't do it!

[@perfectmthokozisimkhize7509]

As long as you look like you know where you going and have your thug eyes out you should be fine at that time of the day.

[@Walk_Africa]

😀 i was more like a chicken facing a hungry lion, had to summon all the courage, but next will do as u said

[@rodgersnyabuto6731]

Come and experience our Nairobi... it's so pleasing...we are Kenyans and Kenya is our business

[@eurooceania5562]

Handisikuda kukumhoresa. Handisikuda. 🇿🇼🤣

[@ceangelicaalegre1773]

Great video Kuya Kenn! Be careful always 😉

[@Walk_Africa]

Thank you, I will my angel, u saw that one 😀