What Africans REALLY Think About Black Americans @Unmad

Let him live in Chicago for two weeks, then interview him

better title: friendly African man tells Afrocentric tourist exactly what he wants to hear

I rented rooms in my home to college students. One year, I rented to two young men from Africa. I wasn't aware they were from the same country until they were moving in. When the mother of one saw the other young man, the look of hate in her eyes shocked me. She said to him with venom in her voice, "You are xyz (referring to his tribe)." He replied, "Yes, and you are abc (tribe)." Although they were from the same country, and the same color, they absolutely did not regard each other as "brothers/sisters" as implied by the man in the video. I thought I would have tribal war in my home and so have a talk with the young men. They both were open to learning from each other and about their different tribes. They became friends, to the chagrin of their families.

Put them in a NYC subway for a minute, and ask the same question again.

Been to Africa for over a year, this guy was telling interviewer what he wanted to hear😂

never like or trust anyone just because they look like you or have other similarities, those can be the worst

Felt like I was watching Black Panther😄again when he said they are our “brothers”.😎✊🏾✌🏾

As an African, the issue with this sentiment is that it is not reciprocated by other groups. And this has been the issue in Africa for a very long time. We try to be friends with everyone, but those people do not share the same feelings.

“I judge people based on the way they look.” Hell yeah man. That’s something worth clapping about.

I have been to Zambia twice first visit 2 weeks second visit 2 months and I have family there let me tell you Zambian people are the most friendly people on earth 🌍

Keep spreading the love, my brother

Zambians are some of the friendliest people in Africa its a country with very low amounts of violent crime. He was just being polite

"Our anscestors totally didn't sell your anscestors to their anscestors"

As a Black woman born and bred in the United States I love all of y’all throughout the diaspora. I wish my arms were long enough to hug you all at the same time. 😊❤️

✊🏾✊🏾 APPRECIATE THE LOVE BROTHER

I'm Indian and I view black people as my brothers and sisters too

I am black african i don't buy his idea i feel like all people should respect one another regardless of their skin color

The wildest thing is when you jump on a plane as an “African American” and fly overseas only to realize that you’re just an American everywhere else in the world. It’s a wake up call every time I leave here 🇺🇸

No matter where you come from as long as you are a black man, you are an African.💯❤️❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲

That’s literally true for all of humanity. We’re all brothers were just separated by circumstances a long time ago 😊