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Being social in South Africa can mean so many different things however in this case it broke out into discussion about how we are as black people no matter where you find them. If you want to know a little bit more about South Africans then this is for you. We get to tell our own stories.
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I have heard a lot of both South Africans and African Americans talking about or referring to us as TRIBES in South Africa. This is politically and linguistically incorrect. South African ethnic groups have transcended the stage of being tribes to the nationhood. We are a truly MULTI-NATIONAL country; VhaVenda, amaSwati, amaXhosa, Basotho, amaZulu, Batswana, etc. these are all fully fledged NATIONS not tribes. We passed the tribalistic stages long time ago, even before the European colonialists arrived on our shores when powerful and visionary leaders of our people in the likes Shaka, Moshoeshoe, Sekhukhuni, Hintsa etc. built and led the nations of AmaZulu, Basotho, amaXhosa, Basotho Ba Lebowa and many more others who did the same, all starting from the scratch with no titles before their names. Sons and daughters of the soil who possessed leadership qualities, sheer determination, visions and other attributes and qualities which made them amongst the greatest in the history of human kind. In contrast, no one calls or refers to the Europeans, be them English, French, Germans, etc. as TRIBES. As South Africans and Africans, we must start respecting and describing ourselves in a correct way and teaching others to see us and respect us in that way.
Singa Bantu base Azania.
@@mrsoshadabaadman oww plz we not azanians, that doesn't even relate to our native languages. So why shud we use that langauge.
@@trayway3014 It's better than being called South Africa. Okay ke.. Sama Zulu zonke ke.
@@trayway3014 South Africa is Zulu Land.
@@mrsoshadabaadman 💀💀💀💀Lmao its better, its nice name thou "Heard by God", but remember that coud cause other people to also be entitled to south africa in the future without citizenship, since its Swahili. They rather come up with relatable name. Coz it woud look like black south africans did not take responsibility to thier country,and they were helped by other nations to come up with name. Jus imagine that yourself
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Salute to the ladies and gentlemen telling their stories and the Blantons for giving them the platform to just go down the history of cultures. Proudly South African 🇿🇦
I love this topic amongst my Black people . Afro hair style was a level of resistance against the European beauty standards. We followed people like Steve Biko who talked about Black consciousness.
True .It was during the "Black Power" and the Black Consciousness movements. The slogan was "Black is beautiful " . If you look at footage of 1976 , the school children would lift up their fists and scream " Power " .
@@dinaledi4085 Facts
True Mark. There is a tendency to use a negative title about SA . Some content creators have realised that South Africans are fiercely patriotic and will click so they can comment and set the record straight . Then silly arguments go on and on in the meantime increasing views for that video .
Great conversation! Yes the Afro Comb was rooted in the Black Power Movement in the 70's✊🏾✊🏾
The government houses really improve the lives of many black people, some of the houses where now rebuild into double storey houses
Greetings The Real South Africa, what a conversation, thanks for sharing.
Khoekhoen were a coastal people like the Nguni people and San were an inland people like the Sotho/Tswana people. Match made in heaven.
Proud to claim both. My father is Sotho and my mom is Zulu....great combo😊
Wholesome conversation! Thoroughly enjoyed it.
The history part was on point , I enjoyed it .
I believe more Yt people travel to Africa because they have for centuries had the opportunity to travel whether it be for missions, volunteering, vacationing, a job or business..
So in turn they tell their friends, co workers, families etc that you can have a good time in Africa.. AA have just really started heavily traveling post 1968...The blessing is now there are people able to vlog the experience and share it with others.
SO ADDICTIVE SHOW CANT SLEEP JUST
History was spot on, thank you
This was a good conversation between friends. Delightful.
As much as alot of history has been twisted to benefit the west, but science proves that all Humans, black people originated from southern Africa, they thn moved to the North of Africa. The cradle of Human kind is in southern Africa, oldest rocks are in the south of Africa. This Narrative of tribes coming from the North to the south is false, bcoz ryt now Afrikaaner are saying they the ones who came first in the southern Africa, before any Nguni Umbrella Tribes,which is false.
True, some tribes may have come from the North . However if you look at proven archeological evidence from sites such The Cradle of Humankind in the West of Joburg and the Mapungubwe site in the Limpopo region , it is clear that some tribes were indigenous to the South and this is not only the Khoi or San people.
Sahara dessert
@@lekholokoelekotsoanamoloi9593 My brother that's what I'm using in my arguments Bantu where always in South Africa your point is proven 100%
you're not entirely wrong nor are you entirely right but there's evidence that suggests that indeed the cradle of humanity was in Africa and there's also evidence and even biblical history indicates that at one point humanity was one tribe and they were all speaking one language under the rule of king Nimrod who was also a black man. After that tribe broke, it birthed many other tribes and there was a great migration whether it was north or south it is still up for debate.
@@delciocosta7817 The cradle of Human kind is only in the south, as far as I know, that's is clearly the answer for now that all humans are from the south. Specifally black people if I coud say. the whole world started in the south of Africa. The problem is Most white south africans like twisting history to give them reason to be called natives. Ryt now Boers/Afriforum are saying Afrikaans shud be one of the indigenous languages of south africa and they say Ngunis are not from south africa. That is false, All Ngunis are from the Eastern part of of south africa, Khoisan are mainly in the west.
The south africans history is Suger coated so much, that they lie and say English/Afrikaans witnessed the King of the Zulus *Shaka Zulu*. That is whole cap, the white people never Fought shaka Zulu but his successor. They were hearing bout shaka Zulu, but never went eye to eye with him, they waited for his downfall after that they went to the next upcoming king. Got nothing against white south africans, but most of them they divide the nation and feed us alot of lies, they be tryna claim that other tribes are not south african, to also gain pass to be recognised.
This is family gathering in African level. Your conversations is fantastic. The feelings of togetherness, love and understanding each other is so unique in way any one can understand that Africans are one people regardless of what part of the world you’re coming from ,, you’re African . I want also say that your guys are kings and Queens. Love y’all, watching from NYC, an African.
Great video;👍🏾👍🏾
No my guy American black music is really loved in the black community but the music was nice but not God, and we also had our SA artist , who did a great music during apertheid
I like when you guys socialize with South Africans. Shows you guys are really integrated in society. Btw the conversation is great.
I love your content was so fun to watch
Pure Real! 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽
Who here is anti the whole Bantu migration theory like myself 😌😌😊? I mean till today I still fail to grasp it why wasn't there Kgwesan , Berber, Cushitic , Nilotic, Pygmy migration theories if there was one in the first place .
Now I understand why african Americans are able to land softly in S.A. because we are nearly similar to each other. African Americans are mostly welcomed in South Africa.
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1 : 27 min is truly exclusive . We are grateful for the videos , You put up uplifting content . While the rest of the world is going to hell at 160 miles per hour .
Lol!
I've watched all your videos guys and I really enjoyed all of them, much Love guys and welcome Home♥️♥️♥️🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Plz someone tell the dude to not interfere when someone is speaking
Lol Yaz unes'cefe lomjita😅😅🤞🤞
lol this guy keep on spoiling the conversations 😂
Khoisan (With Damra & Nama ppl) resided in the karoo (Oldest Deserts) not fertile land, abathembu of the Zulu nation (point of reference) are the indigenous ppl of the port Natal. This narative that the SAN are of origin to South Africa is not entirely factual. The SAN (History recorded 1878 "British Colonial Era") only occupied not only parts of South Africa but rather originated from the vast deserts of the West Namibia which was at some point a colony of the Dutch (Part of SA)....
Thank you Bongani. We must also not forget the Damara and the Nama mostly found in Namibia.
It is painful to listen to Tshepo, the two girls were refreshing. Even when Mark tried to explain he is appropriating everything to the US he couldn't bite, next time add water to whatever it is he was drinking. He is so ashamed of who he is, very sad!
I can feel you, I wish he would keep quite more and let others finish their thoughts. He kept interrupting everyone.
🤣🤣🤣🤣they are so loud but i am enjoying.
lol he likes to control and his convo takes us nowhere
Southern African tribes mostly come from East Africa but thats thousands of years ago you can tell through the distinctiveness of languages. E.g. Tanzanians tribes have similar dialects but the Difference is such that we cant hear each other.
She says the north because its north of South Africa but its actually Eastern part of Africa.
Love the conversation 🖤 have y'all thought about a microphone placed on the table to hear you all clearly and reduce the echoes?
That would be great for all speakers to be audible
@@mamagasesamuel6564 yeah I could catch most but quite a bit was unclear.
two mics on the table
I about 15min in …read the comments and l think l get Bru Tshepo. He’s one of those characters that wants every point to be fully understood. Unfortunately, it comes off as quite irritating.
But l think the Blantons get his personality (l think Mark even mentioned it in the beginning).
He is a good man very passionate
Hello Mark. Love the content. Do you still want more information on Seven Sisters?
We got it covered we have sent people there and they loved it
@@TRSA Great stuff
Pushhhhinn 🅿️
good day fam is this a guy u met in club few weeks back?
San, also called (pejorative) Bushmen, an , related to the Khoekhoe (Khoikhoi). They live chiefly in Botswana, Namibia, and southeastern Angola
I'm not sure what year they are talking about , I was born in 70s in Pretoria , I think my grand parents would call white bass means master, but our generation we fought this stereotype/ apertheid
Hello Mark
Hello Belinda....
@@TRSA you are not Mark , you are LaTasha
Wilhelm Bleek and Lucy Lloyd came up with the Bantu linguistic hypothesis based up interviewing San peoples and some KhoeKhoegowad peoples . But ' Click ' is only spoken among San , KhoeKhoegowad , and some Nguni people such as Xhosa and lesser extent Zulu nation ❗Study before you regurgitate so- called ' Science ' theories ‼️💯😱🤔🥸
Basotho have Clicks and also a few tribes in Tanzania have Clicks and Somalia as well.
Also many tribes in Namibia that are not Khoe have Clicks. But at the end of the day they are all black African tribes so it’s okay.
The clicks are common in Southern Africa not just South Africa, I've heard some Tanzanian languages, Malawian languages and Zambian languages with clicks. There are also Nguni people in Northern Mozambique, I haven't heard them speak but probably will have clicks too. And obviously some languages in Namibia, Eswatini, Botswana and Zimbabwe have clicks too. My point is, it's a Southern Africa thing, rather than only SA. This also shows the falacy of many of the theories pushed around particularly that black people were not indigenous to S.A.
So what your point actually. Can you speak one of these languages yourself.
This is why 'we shouldn't have Instagram models teaching history '
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shameful
Tsheeeeeeepo!!!🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😭😭
We all have similar points of origions and we have similar genetic looks but we dont come from West Africa. West Africans are culturally and physically different. They are robust in sta try ure and mostly tall and blacker East and Southern nations / tribes are brownish and short.
Culturaly west africans are assertive arrogant and imposing.
While Eastern and Southern Africans are modest and welcoming. In our culture (falsely) downplaying your success to accomodate others is considered virtue.
But in the west you must show yourself robust bold and strong, you can see it in the traditional clothing design which is robust and imposing.
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Yoh this guy on a black sweater, yoh he is interrupting and he is so annoying
Maybe he was drunk😅😅😅
@@craigdavidson1493 yeah he might have been but I can't take it...
He just want to get in on the convo lol 😆
Bra Tshepo was inebriated hence his behavior.
this was at the end of a long day maybe 6 hrs in
So the story about Jan van Riebeeck was true and just in addition they also brought slaves into SA via the Cape Colony from the Dutch colonies. Then the British also came with their slaves from their colonies including Angola, Guinea etc. Then the were wars also between the Boers and British and the natives also. The frontier wars were in the Cape Colony expanded to the Zulu Kingdom then later the Anglo Boer War. The Boers did the Great Trek inland until they found Gold and then the rest is a convoluted history of further wars and concentration camps of the Boers by the English etc etc and of course the advent of apartheid.
The Cape Malays are the descends of Muslim communities who were brought from some Dutch colonial possessions like Malaysia, Indonesia, Madagascar, etc. to the now Western Cape, then declared a Dutch colony by Jan van Riebeeck in 1652. They were brought here as slaves, prisoners, and political exiles by the East by the Dutch East India Company. One the most prominent amongst them was Sheikh Yusuf al-taj Alkhalwatial-Maqasari, from South Sulawesi Province, who was exiled to the Cape of Good Hope, on 27 June 1693 where he first established a cohesive Muslim community and started disseminating Islam hence him being credited as having brought Islam to South Africa.
Thank for that. It shows you are well educated about ethnicity of our people. I hope other people can comment like you do.
Gauteng Province was under transvaal and where the CBD is towards City Deep it used to be Batswana's place. Botswana, Basotho, Bapedi,Amandebele, VhaVenda and Matsonga are the originals of Transvaal that was before Gauteng. Hence till date Bana ba thari yentsho ke ra bana ba rantsho dominate in Gauteng. In our language Mosotho derive from the word Motho moso which translated a black person.
The real history is that the Khoi and San people originated from Southern Africa, as the first humans and then migrated throughout the planet from Southern Africa. That's one of the reasons Europeans constantly visit this region, many still doing research here about origins of humankind and first humans supreme nutrition. That's why they encourage a lotta African Americans and Diaspora to focus on West Africa, meanwhile Humans originated from Southern Africa
not true . origin is from what is now the Sahara desert