South Africa | African Americans are returning to South Africa for all the proper reasons
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- čas přidán 23. 06. 2022
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We give you the Lewis's from Dallas, Texas they are visiting Africa for the very first time and they have a story they want the whole African Diaspora to hear. They discover so much in a short period of time as tourist from America to Africa. Check out their story and then come and do the same and tour South Africa with The Real South Africa.
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I just returned from South Africa 4 days ago and it was the best experience that I ever had.
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African Americans and South Africans really cut from the same cloth. Even us here South Africa we grew up seeing the images of african children and we were told that's in Ethiopia. I was also humbled when traveling the continent.
"Even us here South Africa we grew up seeing the images of african children and we were told that's in Ethiopia"... I feel we're all a bit too comfortable broadcasting our ignorance, which tbh we could help with a bit of reading.
"Even us here South Africa we grew up seeing the images of african children and we were told that's in Ethiopia".... I think we're all a bit too comfortable broadcasting our ignorance, which tbh can be addressed now and before with just a bit of reading.
That's is so so true I remember that vividly.Gosh!
@@fistandpen2505 lmao 🤣 😂 that could be the case3 when you have selective reading and failing to get the context. Watch the video again and Read my last line then delete the nonesense you wrote under my comment "troll".
@@Praslin we been fed same poison but i'm we don't depend on the television anymore.
South Africa is an on-going project, we are still cultivating the soil and shaping our future. the right time to come to Mzansi is now.
@@dimbwemazala8978 dudula would not exist if our immigration was hands on.
SA however is NOT the true home of African Americans. To them its just more convenient "African motherland".
interviews like this are a healing herb for me.I love my Black sisters and brothers from Africa, America, Australia etc and other parts of the world.
Aloha from Papua New Guinea, a Black country just North of Australia.
Love to meet Melanesians, they may not be African but still black, I am from a Caribbean background
do you have CZcams page on papua NG
@@maureenjackson2041 you never heard of the old Jamaican song, no matter where you come from as long as you're a black man you're a African?
@@maureenjackson2041 All melanated people originate in Africa!!
Am watching this and am excited but at the same time am heartbroken simply because we as Jamaicans we were fed that America is the land of opportunity etc, and a couple of years ago me and my husband and daughter migrated to America for a “better life”. And it was one of the biggest mistakes we had ever made !! We had to return to our home here in Jamaica .And now seeing this and seeing how much money we wasted in the state and to see the quality of life and opportunities that it could have given us it’s just crushing!! But it’s not over because we have been researching and we want to com to South Africa my 10yrs old daughter is crazy about SA!
Sorry to hear that Kelly. Mistakes are the best teachers. Hopefully the positive insight you've received from this channel has encouraged you to come home to South Africa. Come through, you won't regret. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Its never too late. Your experience in America was part of life and learning. You are now in a better position than before in making another move elsewhere. Everything happens for a reason its not over!!!
African Continent is future is next frontier. Everytime we a take flight to the Continent, 80 percent of some of the flights are European or European America. Africa is the richest continent. All the resources that hold Western Economic is coming from African from Uranium, platinum, Coltan, Gold, Diamond, Oil, Copper, Timber, vanilla, Timber like mahogany, hundreds on tap minerals. African people are mostly debt free. If you have an idea for business you will make it.
No matter where you are in the world but if you are black you are an African, so welcome home guys 🇿🇦🇿🇦...
you mad, we dont want useless desperate African migrants with big mouths her mxm
Unless if you are from a neighbouring African country??
@@chiyenyumba7135 , what?
@@thanditwetwa4167 well things haven't been working out soo well between South Africans and other African nationals in SA lately.... Which is a shame
Home? Hahaha real home is Ghana .Senegal Guinea etc.
Something about TRSA that just has every African optimistic about the future of our lovely continent
Fax 👍🏿
The Real South Africa is awesome and love this family!!!
Black South Africans and Black Americans have a divine mutual connection. I also can't explain but black americans only realize that when they get here.
I've always wondered why South Africans say "Black South Africans?" South Africa is over 90% Black, you are the majority, and when one says South African, the understanding should be, that they are referring to Black South Africans. Whites in the U.S. don't say "White Americans," they simply say American, and the same is true for Europeans. When they are the majority in a nation, they only use hyphenated names for those who are not in the majority, i.e. African American, Latino American, Asian American, Native American, etc.
Please explain why you have to call yourself a Black South African and not simply South African. The minorities in your country should be referring to themselves as European South Africans, Asian/Indian South Africans, etc, etc...
@@Mary2020VA everyone gets a hyphen here. It’s our constitution, equality, ubuntu, and all those things. We even have debates about whether people of European descent can regard themselves as Africans. Some do, most really don’t feel at home in western countries where they are expected to be a certain way as opposed to chilled, or where they get the side eye for being beneficiaries of apartheid. So everyone feels indigenised in South Africa - even if not in Africa in the sense of being black, including the racists. It’s what makes the country so cool to visit, in the 2020s. The 20th century was a whole different story and you would not have liked it much, but over the years the non-indigenous people have been evolving ever so painfully slowly towards a common and unique identity. A sizable chunk of those that don’t like the change have emigrated overseas, and often find themselves returning “home” after a few years.
@@Mary2020VA Wee Mary, what is done in America does not necessarily have to be done in South Africa. What Europeans do in America or in Europe does not have to be done in South Africa. Europeans are not superior beings that set precedents for everything, people should be allowed to do what they believe is right even if its against the norm.
We are South Africans, we are accommodating, this is our nature.
Because we are Black South Africans and that's simply it. With our Apartheid history, you should know by now that we have racial classifications in this country and we can't just call ourselves South Africans because that lumps in all the other races such as the Coloureds, Indians, Asians or Whites. When we speak exclusively of people with African descent, we refer to them as Black. This doesn't have anything to do with being a minority or majority. We just do that. We also have the likes of something as Black Economic Empowerment, which is a form of affirmative action, and Black Business Council or Black whatnot. If you live in South Africa you will come across these kinds of things a lot. It's common. Being he majority doesn't change our racial classification.
@@siyabonganxumalo4574 I do not understand your response. Asians would never allow anyone to label them as anything other than Chinese, Korean, Japanese, etc. in their own native countries. Also, I've never heard a Norwegian or German referred to as a white Norwegian or white German. As such, I will continue to refer to the Black population of South Africa as simply, South Africans.
This was an awesome interview. I cant wait to book for my 2 kids and I. This really encouraged me to bring them on the first trip. It'll be our first together.
Thank you RSA for the great interviews and insight. 🙂
We can't wait to see you family to the motherland
Please book with The real Sunny South Africa, U won't regret, we 🇿🇦 ❤️U & looking forward to serve you with Motherland ❤️, Danko 🇿🇦
Woza Christine.
@@abdulkato1413 Thank you so much. I can't wait either.
@@phumlaninkabanhle7219 Thank you. I shall. The RSA is amazing and we can't wait to book with them. 💖💖
We love u our beloved African families our arms are widely open for you guys. ..thnx toThe real South Africa team together we can do more👌
May I kindly start a petition for the Lewis family to do another interview at the end of thier trip please ... Hahaha ... This was another wonderful video by you guys much appreciated
Agreed!!!!
Luuuuuuuuv you guys. I am a South African in Cape Town, born and bread in Eastern Cape. When I watch your videos, I get goosebumps. I am thankful for all that you are doing for my country and you have made me love my country even more. My dream of going to America or UK died because of people like you, Wodemaya and Julian Albino. God bless you and keep doing what you doin!!!
@@dimbwemazala8978 don’t know why u here, this is for SAns Nd Black Americans. Not people like u spoilers
Go follow Herman Mashaba and Operation Dudula coZ u luv them so much. This channel is not for politics so plz excuse us.
We want peace here not headache so plz do not start
@@thembi9645 This Dimbwe is one of African people who are jealous of SA. Just ignore the fool.
@@thembi9645I don't understand what you say. Please pardon me
One of the most intellectual interviews ever - the exchanges in dialogues you guys shared were amazing!
Fully agreed
SOUNDS LIKE TO ME IT'S FOR WELL OFF PEOPLE ONLY, 55K A YEAR DO U THINK IT'S 🤔 ENOUGH FOR ME TO GO THERE, I GUESS I SHOULD NOT BE ASKING YOU
I stumbled upon the Blanton’s, probably a month ago, and I have been hooked. I have absolutely enjoyed listening to the conversations and getting to hear diverse perspectives about our country and the continent. I am so happy to see this awakening in African American folks and their realisation that Africa, South Africa in particular, is an option.
All the best to the families that are visiting and considering moving to South Africa. May your ancestors guide your journey in Africa in a positive way.
Camagu!
This interview makes me emotional as a South African especially the myth that Africans don't like African Americans, I am glad that you guys agree that this is not true. We would like as many African Americans as possible to come visit or even move permanently to Africa we love you guys come in numbers so we can show you the spirit of "Ubuntu". Here you are not black you are human beings.
It's mostly South Africans themselves that admire African Americans alongside the Congolese and Kenyans
This has to my favourite channel ever it's like watching an empowering reality tv that makes you want to be better for all human kind.
I am humbled by the complements from the people who are visiting SA.
I wish the Blanton family all the happiness in world, 💖💖💖 from the fellow South African.
I'm in 3 minutes on the video and I'm already loving this family. They should have brought their whole family, grand parents, including cats and dogs.
I think the cats and dogs would love the wild life
@@TRSA absolutely.
Cat and dogs are for single people
@@dimbwemazala8978 are u seriously goin to spoil every good thing that happens to SA? So now this is your job
@@dimbwemazala8978 yey wena kwerekwere, these people are here legally.
I still will emphasize this..... majority of the black diamonds ( black middle to upper middle class) still live in the townships. Townships are alot safer than what some people make them to be. So when plan to visit townships have an open mind.
Thank you!
I have fallen in Love with this channel/Podcast .I feel so humbled as a South African and we have always dreamt of visiting America and never in my wildest dreams did we even phathom the opposite would happen. We love all Blacks from all over visiting SA. Please continue to do the Good job Viva "The real SA"
Back in the 80s and 90s we were like you guys, to an extent this still happens somewhat. Sunday afternoon we developed headaches thinking about being in that environment on Monday, come Friday we would be so happy that we would not be speaking any English for a whole two days!!! We had no problems with the language itself, but it symbolised a lot of negative experiences and emotions. We’ve taken it over now, the English language, and we speak it freely, or not, without feeling triggered any more.
God Bless them you’re doing such great work! We lived out of the USA for 20 + years and can’t wait to leave again. Looking at South Africa to set up my Technology Business.
What a beautiful family! Wishing you a great stay with us! Welcome home!
I really wish African nations would create a special residency visa for diaspora who want to relocate to an African nation. My soul longs to move to the continent.
The locals, however, may be less enthusiastic. You might see yourself as a black brother, but that is not the criteria they will use, they will see you as a foreigner, and an American to boot. If you do move there, I would suggest you dump the arrogance most Americans have really fast, because people elsewhere, Africa included, really don't appreciate that.
@@Tugela60 it’s interesting and ironically arrogant that you assumed this poster IS arrogant because he is an American.
@Jade Singleton He is not arrogant not because he is American, he is arrogant because he presumes to belong here, just because his ancestors came from some place five thousand kilometers away. He does not understand that he is a foreigner, it is not his right to be here. He has no innate superiority over people who live here, where he can dictate what we should do. He has to earn that, it is not something that should be given just because he wants it.
It is unfortunate that many Americans think like him (not all). That is why the stereotypical American is disliked in so many countries. They should try being humble when they are a guest in someone else's house. Most people don't like a self entitled foreigner. The sad thing is they don't understand why, which is also part of the problem.
@bobbygreene come my brother ❤❤
Come my brother ❤❤
@3:55 Absolutely! Being your authentic self and not your counterfeit self is very liberating.
Welcome home brother and sister🇿🇦🔥,don't worry about anyone frowning at you, u. Are home here u will be treated with love and kindness,cause u are in the land of your forefathers therefore rejoice💃🍷🌹
Your guest just made my day as he say "I have never felt safe in America like the way I fell safe in South Africa". You nailed it young man. Welcome home. The real South Africa will repatriate all African American to Africa. Thank you Mark and Latasha. I am so overwhelmed by the way you do things. I cried when the guest said he has seen a lot of his cousins here.
Thank you! We look forward to our return and many thanks to the Blanton's for showcasing the best of South Africa and it's people! ❤
Black people in the diaspora should always consider Africa or South Africa as a holiday/vacation destination the same way they consider South America, Caribbean or South east asia!!!
Am I the first to comment? Welcome home family👨👩👧👦💞💝
As a teacher, I love to hear about the enthusiasm of the teachers. My kids would love it!!!
I love your videos, they are so healing. Even though it is still my biggest dream to visit America. I would like to interact with African Americans on their turf See hoe they behave naturally. However welcome here in SA guys. The whites have been visiting SA from Europe and USA and we were asking ourselves whether you hate us that much that other races are visiting us but you don't. Now I know that you were lied to and fed bad images of us. If we could have someone promoting these videos in America for maximum exposure. Every African American deserves to see these videos. We have Americans who have since moved to SA and they are doing their best. Guys like Julian Albino and Mansa Mayne.
That was an enlightening conversation!!!! great content as always
Glad you enjoyed it!
Africans Americans come to South
Our father of the nation Tata Mandela said you are all welcome here
Whenever african Americans are here our hearts feel warm and happy to be with you guys we love love love our black Americans
Yo guys thank you and keep it up, im learning to appreciate you more and more. I've never seen people on Earth who promote South Africa as well as you do.
Thank you so much.
We South Africans are the only nation in Africa where an American visitor can look and fiquire out, adore his or her Africanicity.
African Americans in particular seem to be in par with what the The real South Africa's ambition comes with it. They seem to fit in any space mend to augment the lives as Africans in a broader spectrum.
It helps them to sooth their yearn and to find their exact Africaness. Thank you Mark and Dr Latasha for coming up with this idea of bringing our Melenin back to were it belongs.
I have never heared or seen any negativity from us the rainbow nation. Our love for African Americans comes naturally.
Very honest, insightful conversation. That's why it's called the Matrix. Being outside the country looking in puts so much into perspective. People who were born & raised in the US but have never traveled internationally really don't understand. Their only reference is the biased 📺 which causes the misperceptions.
welcome family, this is home where black man shines
I’m definitely looking to relocate to South Africa from the states !! Where looking to teach forex and financial literacy also, open an pan-African library’s to expand your knowledge about original people !! 🎯💯
That’s really great, we welcome you guys as SAns. Let’s connect when you come, I like your vision.
@@1t5bud82 peace, I will stay in touch Fa sho🤞🏿💯 definitely
Hi Lewis family! Welcome home, enjoy Durban. You guys will definitely blend in as just another Zulu family, prepare to be approached by locals on some: "Sanibonani" 😅
Thanks for the tips!
This video is my favorite above all videos I have watched. Your guests are saying it all. I wish they had come to live in S.A.
Thank You Lewis family for come Home 🇿🇦🏘️🌱 SA. Still receiving your visits in the winter ❄️ that's awesome 😊. I enjoyed the conversation. South Africa 🇿🇦 have a lot to offer
Everything about this interview is top tier, the ambiance, the audio & mostly the guests👏🏽👏🏽
I love it! Thanks again for sharing with us. The fact that we’re coming there later this year, it is very very VERY difficult to contain our excitement! Love you two!❤️
I was born in south africa and am a huge fan it's unbelievable you beautiful people leaving usa the first world country two not even second world country this is big and special. Please teach me your accent 😎😎😅
Welcome home to you and your beautiful wife brother Lewis.
@@dimbwemazala8978 We embrace them because they came legally and with good intentions to our beloved 🇿🇦!
He nailed it, with the analogy of wearing armor in America
That was a great interview truth telling was happening there
@@TRSA I hope Dr. Blanton and Mark can lend a hand in removing this armor in March of 2024, we're coming for an appointment. Blessing up.
One thing I have enjoyed seeing about these videos is how intact black families are in America in comparison to what Hollywood narrates… fundamental African values❤
Hi my is Richard , Its such humbling experience to see our fellow africans flocking to South africa we love you guys welcome back home . a week ago i met african americans at Water stone village mall in somerset Capetown . We were so excited to see each other emotinal moment i must say.
The movement is happening
Welcome back home Children of Africa the Zulus. One luv 🤜🏾🤛🏾. Now the your circle is complete.
first as always, welcome to motherland 😍
Its good to have you in SA , welcome👍
You gonna enjoy Durban and Capetown.
Hearing Black Americans talk about what we really face on a daily basis is refreshing.I can't express the honesty in this statement.How as African Americans we a treated, midlined,srutenized,every day of our lives.
I guess it's time to come home
This is awesome!!! I'm trying to get my wife to take a trip with me to South Africa urban area to try and find some land to. I'm praying that the Lord blesses us to make that move as soon as possible.🙏🏿
This interview was so engaging. Excellent work guys, and shout out to the beautiful family.
Hi family, sound quality is amazing
Yes, thank you
Thank you Sipho, as much as we talk about poor quality sound we also have to talk about good quality sound once again thanks for reminding me about the sound
I didn't know there were slaves taken from SA. I learned that they were taken from West Africa, Ghana and Nigeria mostly. I know SA took slaves from Malaysia and India. I'm impressed by their love for our country and I hope they enjoy their stay, welcome to our home.
Thank you Guys for sharing this intriguing content. Looking forward to doing business with AA soon.
I absolutely love the discussion I really enjoyed watching 👊🏼
So glad you guys have made it to SA my beloved country, enjoy your stay -I am sure you will spread the good news when you get back home - can't wait to see you back in numbers on your next trip - sad part though - I am 1 of those that wanted to visit the US one day ,but now I am not sure if I want to do that { Proud African man }
Hi from cape Town. You got that right. Cape Town is a lovely place fantastic sights and sounds... But Joburg is amazing I could live there. Amazing people and vibes up there.
This was an outstanding interview! Thank you 🙌🏾
A very good discussion yet touching on emotional pointers..
It is so beautiful to see black beautiful young couples raising their own. Crawford is one of the best schools and $8000 is a lot but not really that much for US earners. How about you let the kids come escape gun violence, police brutality, racism and bias by making sure they study in Private Schools like Curro, Crawford, Bishops, etc. The best schools are actually in KwaZulu-Natal Pietermaritzburg and Durban. Obviously Pretoria where Elon Musk studied and many best schools in Johannesburg and Pretoria. I tell you. Peace of mind vibes
$8000 is a lot of money, that's almost double Wits University tuition fee. Maybe it is because I don't have a child yet and broke 😂 but that's a lot of money
$8000 for a US earner is absolutely a lot. Lol. However if you value your children’s education and elect to pay for schooling, you make a sacrifice. In the US, that sacrifice would end up being more like $30K for the same type of great education. So for them to say it was a good deal is because they were used to having to pay a lot more. This couple are not average American earners. The average American doesn’t send their child to private school. Public School is free and that’s where more children go. I say all that to say that for a US earner, $8000 is still a lot.
Hi Marky and Tasha you doing great stuff, our people are really flocking in. Don't let them take advantage if they don't come through you but want short cut , tell them to keep moving.
Loved this interview. Thank you TRSA.
They already look South African 😊😊😊😊
LOVE YOUR CONTENT....THANKS MARK FOR THE AWSOME FEEDBACK...SOUTH AFRICAN HAVE A LOT OF UBUNTU!...MEANING LOVE AND COMPASSION.
Yes absolutely true we use to say etopiya
Well come home guys and enjoy your stay in the mother land ❤️
As a South African I also feel happy when I see that other African countries are developed. Because growing up they told us that the rest of Africa is just poverty with no food. And the flies. We also got those adverts in our screens growing up.
That’s why we were also scared to go to other African countries because of what we heard . My first time going to Zimbabwe my family was scared for me .
That’s the western media
Guys we'll be waiting for the videos of The Lewis family going to Soweto, the malls or maybe house hunting. As usual guys stela job in showing South Africa ♥♥🔥🔥🔥
Lol we get what we get. They came here to explore and learn and to have fun. People following you around is a bit much unless we get SABC involved
Oh my goodness when they spoke about working from home! I felt that!
LOVE LOVE LOVE This Family and for what the TRSA is doing.
You know I feel privileged to be a South African living in South Africa even though there's so much I'm not happy about. The US black people look okay on television but hey it seems tough.....
Thank you Real SA for the amazing work you doing.
When you guys have time please check Port Alfred in the Eastern Cape and Margate in KZN as a retirement place for older people
They are young though, let them be in Joburg
@@mkdempisi I wasn't talking about this couple specifically. Any older couples that would like to retire in a beautiful quiter place.
Kudos to Margate I live there the lower south coast whoop whoop 🙌 and I love it there so pretty and chill
@@thabanimahlaba9769 it was my favorite vacation spot for years staying in Kokstad. Small and intimate.
Nice family get them a house in Polokwane...next to mall of the North they will fit on well..and will enjoy it
Great conversation
Welcome home the beautiful Lewis's family
An awesome interview once again!
Beautiful content, Luv this reactions.
Welcome to the Motherland, Enjoy your stay guys and love ❤️ You. Thanks to the lovely Blanton fam.
Let's build Africa
I never knew that the USA was that racially tense. I really enjoy your channel. Welcome to this great country and keep up the good work. Come visit the Eastern Cape, Nelson Mandela Metro and enjoy the beauty of the Eastern Cape.
Thank you! Will do!
Hi' Mark and DR Tasha we love you 💕 guys keep up the good work of showing our beloved South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🙌.we appreciate you tell them Mzungus from US and UK South is the best flaws and all great country they can see where the country's going...so they don't want you guys
in the US to know this ESP black brothers and sisters, but unfortunately is to late when people like you are still around 🤞. But my word of advice be careful wen you go back home and visit US coz these Mzungus can harm,I wish all the best and God's protection 🕯️🙏🙏 and your ancestors.✝️
Good content as always 👏
Welcome home
Greetings TRSA, awesome content- conversation and Brandon and Krystal look just like brother and sister, given that we are all are brother, sister or cousin. Contionue to enoy your family tour of Souith Africa and the Blantons are an excellent choice for diasporan tourism in South African. Thanks for sharing and I look forward to your next episode..
Loved it!✊🏾🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Welcome to mzansi guys we love you here
They don't notice color in Ireland of all places. When I went there I was shocked by that. Nobody was focused on me like I'm used to in America. I was told by an Irish coworker that they don't learn racism until they come to America.
Lie
@@fullerpajibo4148 so tell how was your experience there?
@@marthavineyard6959 There is a Nigerian British physician who posted a video about the racism that she experienced in Ireland. It was a riveting video and she ultimately decided to relocate from that nation.
@@Mary2020VA Wow, well my experience was different there. They even had a Nigerian Mayor at the time in a town called Cork Ireland.
Did they refer to tou as a Yank, just curious
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I love what you doing Fam...
Hope to meet you guys when I'm in SA ❤️
Ive watched a lot of your interviews by i love this the best
We ♥️you guys 🇿🇦💪
Brother said you don't have to deal with the temperature change. Kanti even in the US the aircon is set on apartheid 😂🤣
Coming from Dallas - I'd love to connect with these Dallasites regarding their experience...do you have their Instagrams?
Welcome all the best family😁✌🇺🇸🇿🇦
MY AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILY need to ask themselves "why are white people on the planes to Africa" ....@ The Real South Africa is there a way we get UKZN graduation ceremony days to be an event for our families visiting to go see how African people have changed that whole boing western traditional ceremony and added our own flavour.