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  • @julianapps540
    @julianapps540 Před 7 měsíci +2397

    African American parents: you Getting out at 18
    African parents: you are only 18 you will finish college before you move out.

    • @fire418
      @fire418 Před 7 měsíci +85

      Yeah in poverty, and not even all the time. No well off black American is kicking their kid out at 18, idk if you have been watching too much b.e.t or what.

    • @zibelebruciebenubrucieb8850
      @zibelebruciebenubrucieb8850 Před 6 měsíci +63

      ​@@fire418why so defensive he didn't offend anyone

    • @fire418
      @fire418 Před 6 měsíci +36

      @@zibelebruciebenubrucieb8850 What do you mean? I'm just correcting him. You're wondering why I'm defensive when it's a whole video trash talking black americans.

    • @toribabe1000
      @toribabe1000 Před 6 měsíci +57

      ​@fire418 even poor Africans do not move out at 18 they move out when they r independent

    • @fire418
      @fire418 Před 6 měsíci +17

      @@toribabe1000Ok? You just seen me type that it doesn't happen as much in poverty for black Americans. Go to Africa and compare yourself to other Africans, white people, anybody. Leave us alone
      Got a random Haitian immigrant and African immigrant in our country trying to instigating drama. Black Americans don't want to be in y'all negative conversations. Leave us out

  • @RavianxReacts
    @RavianxReacts Před 7 měsíci +1507

    Africans have the same mindset of Asians

  • @hayskig1226
    @hayskig1226 Před měsícem +47

    Africans families that come to the US have the same driven mindset as Asians, Middle Eastern and Indians.

    • @emptyhad2571
      @emptyhad2571 Před 25 dny +4

      Exactly you come here to do better not to go back to your whole lifestyle back home.

  • @Lilsp00
    @Lilsp00 Před 7 měsíci +677

    No lie all the African kids in my school were on their shit unless there was a language barrier but even then they didn’t fool around. No gossiping in the hallways to straight to class. They got that work ethic

    • @harrysliyoko8809
      @harrysliyoko8809 Před 5 měsíci +26

      They have to lol .

    • @mosesobakpolor2470
      @mosesobakpolor2470 Před 5 měsíci

      If you don't pass you go back home, 😂😂 they know what they came for and where they came from.

    • @susiem.2068
      @susiem.2068 Před 5 měsíci +52

      We have to our parents are not messing around. 😭😂

    • @Daryl-Turyl_pitz
      @Daryl-Turyl_pitz Před 5 měsíci +20

      Yeah I wouldn't want to disappoint moms and make her humiliate me at school

    • @2tappsv1
      @2tappsv1 Před 4 měsíci +27

      @@Daryl-Turyl_pitzI’m in Canada now I remember when my mom beat me in front of the class 😭

  • @Nocaine281
    @Nocaine281 Před rokem +2564

    Fresh is the most useless element of this podcast. Never speaks for himself, all he does is hide behind Myron and ad-lib.

    • @muaddib989
      @muaddib989 Před rokem +170

      Wrong. He’s also a high value “yes man” for Rollo & other perceived alpha males.
      You can call him a high value door mat as well.

    • @beelawb735
      @beelawb735 Před rokem +54

      Ad-lib 😂
      That’s so true

    • @abhishekdarjee7069
      @abhishekdarjee7069 Před rokem

      He is low value man and even bad looking 🤣

    • @CurvaceousCrow
      @CurvaceousCrow Před rokem +2

      I never understood why that dude is up on that pedestal. Dude ain’t good looking, buff or charismatic. Even if you only care about the superficial redpill characteristics, this dude’s got less charisma than a toddler. Same speaking skill too.

    • @dianp4824
      @dianp4824 Před rokem +32

      it's called beta male

  • @Me-ng9ut
    @Me-ng9ut Před rokem +3277

    Immigrants from Africa usually have 2 parent households, advanced degrees, discipline and work ethic and expect the same of their children.

    • @officerricky3230
      @officerricky3230 Před rokem +120

      Not true at all, those are the exceptions. Is like kids that come from the Caribbean. Why is it so hard to understand that for a lot of kids coming to the US is an opportunity and their parents can’t afford for them to lose out on that opportunity. By proxy , black people from overseas will have different mentality

    • @jchuks23
      @jchuks23 Před rokem +212

      @@officerricky3230​​⁠​⁠​⁠Well as a person whose parents are African immigrants and being around African communities, what OP said is pretty true. Most immigrants worked their ass off just to get to the US and do their best not to squander the opportunity. Also I don’t see how you’re not saying something very similar to the OP

    • @officerricky3230
      @officerricky3230 Před rokem +29

      @@jchuks23 Advanced degrees ? And the OP acted like that’s not what Myron said . The people that come from different backgrounds aren’t more privileged. What about Mexicans that come through the border ? Were they privileged too? Cause those kids are also out performing other groups.

    • @criostoirashtin11
      @criostoirashtin11 Před rokem +48

      @@officerricky3230 Hard work pays off

    • @Mimi-bd6jd
      @Mimi-bd6jd Před rokem +46

      My cousins in Africa live in a single parent household with just their mother in the house. Let’s start there.
      I grew up in a single parent household. My friend who I met here from Burundi also grew up with no father in the home. My other friend, her father died when she was four? So mmmmh come again?

  • @RaymondArthur-qd3on
    @RaymondArthur-qd3on Před 6 měsíci +131

    As a person living in africa most Africans travel to america with the mindset of working and making it big.
    Most the Africans in America make money and build mansions here in africa and is all about mindset

    • @thetruedoctrineofchristnet7473
      @thetruedoctrineofchristnet7473 Před 3 měsíci +9

      You live in AFRICA!! You don't know our plight!! Stop speaking in what you don't know!

    • @RaymondArthur-qd3on
      @RaymondArthur-qd3on Před 3 měsíci +4

      @@thetruedoctrineofchristnet7473 and so

    • @queenkuty1221
      @queenkuty1221 Před 2 měsíci +1

      But you all mostly have to leave to do that. Where do black Americans go? If we are already in a country that is suppose to be the best..but we barely experienced it.? Where fo we go?

    • @logoutofmyaccountweirdo
      @logoutofmyaccountweirdo Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@queenkuty1221there is no where to go that's why you have to change where you're at as unfair as it sounds the only people affected are the only ones who are going to give a genuine fuck about it. So y'all have to get more involved in your local, state, and federal elections to have your say be heard and actually matter as the people who tend to vote the most and hardest are rich old white people who couldn't give a fuck about the problems of lower to middle class people so they'll always vote in there own interest and since they're the only ones who always turn up they're the ones who are being listened to as although money is important getting the votes is what matters most to a politician so make sure to vote to have your influence on these politicians as votes is what keeps him in power.

    • @logoutofmyaccountweirdo
      @logoutofmyaccountweirdo Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@queenkuty1221you could also just move to Europe or Australia tbh I find them to be better places to live in if your middle to lower class as theres alot of welfare programs available that don't have as much stigma around it as American welfare programs.

  • @cameronjws
    @cameronjws Před 6 měsíci +82

    African immigrants are some of the wealthiest and most educated in the US

    • @thejoker9602
      @thejoker9602 Před 6 měsíci +1

      Might be and also the poorest immigrants in Europe. The poorest africans dont go to the u.s nor are allowed there. they usually go to countries like the uk and France. Africans in the 🇺🇸 come from upper middle class families>+that’s why you’ll never see one working as a construction worker like the ones in France

    • @dguthrie1
      @dguthrie1 Před 5 měsíci +6

      No they not

    • @kingsteph5750
      @kingsteph5750 Před 5 měsíci +21

      @@dguthrie1 you must live under the rock 😂

    • @dguthrie1
      @dguthrie1 Před 4 měsíci +5

      @@kingsteph5750they are not especially knowing how terrible their countries are

    • @Mmmhmm_sure
      @Mmmhmm_sure Před 4 měsíci +12

      ​@@dguthrie1black Americans neighborhood s are just as terrible.

  • @wtfimcrying
    @wtfimcrying Před rokem +2243

    It is also a cultural thing tho. Africans have lots of pressure to succeed in school.

    • @unclebobboomergames
      @unclebobboomergames Před rokem +92

      Yeah but that culture is a product of enviornment

    • @nicholeweltanschauung8245
      @nicholeweltanschauung8245 Před rokem +102

      So we should see those same rates of success in the African nation they come from.

    • @wtfimcrying
      @wtfimcrying Před rokem +42

      @@unclebobboomergames sure but not necessarily a very rich one lol. Africans receive pressure to succeed regardless of economic factors usually. Which is why i find it weird destiny pivoted towards “they come from poor homes!”. Which is a possible cause for many “black” problems, but it doesnt get down to the essence of the problem. Which is the effect, not the cause.

    • @unclebobboomergames
      @unclebobboomergames Před rokem +89

      @@wtfimcrying if your family has enough money to move across the world than the enviornment is most likely much more well off for that particular family

    • @nicholeweltanschauung8245
      @nicholeweltanschauung8245 Před rokem +44

      ​@OnlyRetroGames yep, my Nigerian anthro professor studied at Oxford. His father was the wealthiest farmer in his village. The poorest farmer in the village could not afford university education no matter the cultural influence, and this is the case for many others around the world, including in the USA.

  • @ashtonphoenyx
    @ashtonphoenyx Před 11 měsíci +2276

    The fact that a white man is speaking the most sense about this subject to a group of BLACK PEOPLE, while three of them attempt to disagree with him is fucking embarassing
    Smfh 🤦🏽‍♂️

    • @jayjones251
      @jayjones251 Před 11 měsíci +80

      if those black folks are immigrants or come from immigrants, then it makes more sense.

    • @noco7243
      @noco7243 Před 10 měsíci

      None of them are Black AMERICAN. They are migrants

    • @gloriamatte1847
      @gloriamatte1847 Před 10 měsíci +55

      I agree with that. Well educated guy. He really speaks facts

    • @Tiseytooreal
      @Tiseytooreal Před 10 měsíci +6

      Facts

    • @yodad723
      @yodad723 Před 9 měsíci +65

      That's because most if not all of the Black people here are Caribbean and Africans(Like Myron) not apart of the Black American ethnicity so they come from immigrant families not from the same culture, history and identity of most Black people in America.

  • @heaty007
    @heaty007 Před 3 měsíci +22

    My parents did not play with my education. This guy is correct

  • @redman958
    @redman958 Před 3 měsíci +67

    No thug culture among African immigrants.

  • @abdallasa7077
    @abdallasa7077 Před rokem +762

    Y'all really think rich Africans don't exist😂😂😂
    What a warped way of thinking😂

    • @vivek27789
      @vivek27789 Před rokem

      You really think thousands and thousands of African even Asian and South American students are from rich background?
      Most students come to America through thousands of merit based international scholarships provided by hundreds of American universities.
      And great amount of those students also have sustained their primary and secondary education in their country through scholarships,grants , missionary Christian schools and government quota for kids from lower middle class and poor backgrounds.
      Change u r own bloody warped thinking first. 🤦

    • @omzy8700
      @omzy8700 Před 11 měsíci +95

      The issue rich African will never leave their countries to live in the west

    • @Roseau112
      @Roseau112 Před 11 měsíci

      Some people need to get out of their bubble and get out into the real world. Some still have an ignorant mindset and believe that Africans are poor and live in mud huts.

    • @docaz9453
      @docaz9453 Před 11 měsíci +79

      All the corrupt leaders in africa sending their children and families to study abroad and transfer all the continent money to european banks 😂

    • @docaz9453
      @docaz9453 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@@omzy8700that bullshit most rich africans are corrupt lwaders who keep their money in european banks 😂

  • @aviyahchaverim9388
    @aviyahchaverim9388 Před 7 měsíci +975

    Because so called "African Americans" are NOT African. They are born in the US. Different culture, different people.

    • @Teddy-se8qb
      @Teddy-se8qb Před 7 měsíci +49

      they definitely arent they same. they were sold for a reason.

    • @rightofcl
      @rightofcl Před 7 měsíci +50

      Genetically majority African roots though

    • @Poppinoffchannel
      @Poppinoffchannel Před 6 měsíci

      African Americans' bloodline doesn't connect to Africa either. These are lies told down the years. There was black all over the world and not just Africa.

    • @larryforeman
      @larryforeman Před 6 měsíci

      @@rightofclnope

    • @User_03693
      @User_03693 Před 6 měsíci +28

      Still African.

  • @kobe4184
    @kobe4184 Před 3 měsíci +22

    Destiny just proved their point. The families mindset lmfaooo

    • @tuecha525
      @tuecha525 Před 2 měsíci +2

      I think sometime Destiny doesn't understand what he is saying.

    • @cloudyskies7591
      @cloudyskies7591 Před 2 měsíci +1

      And their wallets , and political connections

    • @Kain_R_Heinlein
      @Kain_R_Heinlein Před 25 dny

      ​@@tuecha525of course not he's an emotionally driven idiot meant to cause dissension 😂

    • @LowValueMan
      @LowValueMan Před 16 dny

      @@cloudyskies7591No it’s called hard work lmfao every immigrant does it. Many do not come from wealthy families. Many do not have any political ties. Do you think these country’s want their best and brightest taken out of their counties? No! They are not the smartest an African will put their head down work 1-3 jobs many African Americans deem to be beneath them…they will work at Walmart and drive Uber at the same time the things they consider humiliating, 2 parent households, sacrifice, and go to school at night all the have a better life in the end.

    • @pinkrimmedazureeyes
      @pinkrimmedazureeyes Před 12 dny

      @@tuecha525 nope because if you used your ears he clearly says it is not mindset it's circumstances

  • @ome8243
    @ome8243 Před 6 měsíci +22

    As an African who came to Canada in 2018 I really struggled For the first two years but saved up money by doing crazy overtime for those two years living in a house with 4 other ppl paying $300 for rent .finished school then became a manager at the same place i worked at Making $40 an hour now bought a house for cheap 80k cleaned it and renovated it for 20k and got married this October 2023. All I wanna say don't expect too much all at once my $40 an hour might not be much for some ppl but for me it's plenty and I'm still working on getting better don't hate your life before trying your hardest to change it!

    • @carolines6195
      @carolines6195 Před měsícem +1

      You did great, I made less than half that. However, I also juggled 3 kids and worked full time and went to school. I am married, invested in property. I was a graduate while making that wage, but my eye was always on the bigger picture. I never felt broke a day in my life. I cut my coat according to my size, as we say in Nigeria. Which simply means, live within your means.

    • @emptyhad2571
      @emptyhad2571 Před 25 dny

      What province do you live in? You’re lucky because your average Canadian ain’t gonna be buying a house anytime soon.

    • @joemama4473
      @joemama4473 Před 25 dny

      ​@@emptyhad2571Nunavut

  • @grumpymonkeyenterprises6413

    All those African kids in my college r wealthy asf. None of them r dirt poor.
    Edit- I love making comments that turn into full on town hall debates.

    • @freppy06
      @freppy06 Před rokem +120

      that doesn't mean they were rich in Africa. Foreigners always say how easy it is to be successful in the USA. We just take it for granted.

    • @grumpymonkeyenterprises6413
      @grumpymonkeyenterprises6413 Před rokem +242

      @@freppy06 no man, they’re families were rich in Africa. They don’t become rich going to college🤦‍♂️ they make money after school. There r rich people in Africa buddy, they don’t all become rich in America. They’re rich people in most countries.

    • @freppy06
      @freppy06 Před rokem +40

      @@grumpymonkeyenterprises6413 To be fair, I've seen both. I'm black and have been to church with many African families. Destiny's argument doesn't make sense either way.
      The idea of American racism is predicated on skin color ALONE. Admitting that MONEY and NOT COLOR is the dominant factor in the American experience completely invalidates the systemic racism argument. That's what conservatives have been saying all along. That's the beauty of the free market. 🤷🏾‍♀️
      Financial success comes from knowledge and mindset, which is most strongly influenced by environment, i.e culture.

    • @lovejunkie490
      @lovejunkie490 Před rokem

      @@freppy06 how they were not rich if they went to America? 🤓 do you know the price of a plane ticket, visa, hotel in America compared to their income from fucking USD to their local currency idiot? People in some country of Africa live with less than one dollar a day

    • @grumpymonkeyenterprises6413
      @grumpymonkeyenterprises6413 Před rokem +74

      @@freppy06 there’s very wealthy people in Africa because most of Africa is made up of Black people. Those rich people come to America and do great bc they already had a stable financial background. Systemic racism was what prevented Black Americans to tap into that “free market”. Becoming wealthy can fight but it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. I don’t think it’s as bad as it was in the 60s-90s but it’s still alive.

  • @enathi7435
    @enathi7435 Před 8 měsíci +81

    Bro we don't have time to play when you in a foreign country it's no joke

  • @Philgent15
    @Philgent15 Před 2 měsíci +12

    I totally agree with a guy with the blue hair... He was telling straight facts of how black Americans are treated in America

  • @frankchukwumah6302
    @frankchukwumah6302 Před 5 měsíci +2

    African work harder because of there back ground. African Americans take America for advantage.

  • @honeyylilac6161
    @honeyylilac6161 Před 10 měsíci +145

    Africans have so much to lose if we screw up the opportunity to live in a first world country and support our families from where we are. It's the same for Asians and any other third world citizen, the pressure on the oldest kids in the family to keep everyone else in he household afloat is extremely high because we understand that they depend on us to survive. Side note, culturally, family is the most important thing to us which is why we just can't conceptualize individualism(a western cultural thing). We will literally do anything for our families.

    • @randompost4180
      @randompost4180 Před 6 měsíci

      Instead of toughening up and building your own country. You want to come here where the white man controls everything and treats you like crap. That’s what’s wrong with black people now you feel like you need master for everything.

    • @UnknownUser-nu8ny
      @UnknownUser-nu8ny Před 6 měsíci +12

      I honestly think this is the deciding factor. Value of family but not just the nuclear family but your entire family (aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents). My uncles, aunts, and grandparents are on the same level of importance to me nearly as my parents and for my cousins near level to my siblings. This isn’t something that’s common in the west. You’d be lucky to have a nuclear family that is close let alone an entire family.

    • @aidan2849
      @aidan2849 Před 3 měsíci +6

      Yea even the African footballers behave this way. And send money to all their family members and are even pressured to according to John obi mikel

    • @fearablackheaven1198
      @fearablackheaven1198 Před 3 měsíci

      So how many generations of your family had fail with 2 parent family units in order for you to flee your homeland?? Why didn’t they fight or build in your homeland in order to make a better place like foundational black Americans did for their children and yours??

    • @icetrip2417
      @icetrip2417 Před 2 měsíci +1

      ​@@aidan2849true and build schools to

  • @Free-leftistaction
    @Free-leftistaction Před rokem +954

    To think African IMMIGRANTS and American blacks have equal footing in life is completely out of this world

    • @Free-leftistaction
      @Free-leftistaction Před rokem +185

      @@Dangit_Bobby IMMIGRANTS come from fairly wealthy families on average so to think swaths of people didn’t have running water or electricity somehow bootstrapped their way to a comfortable position in the first world is outside of reality

    • @Reasonablewater27
      @Reasonablewater27 Před rokem +44

      @@Dangit_Bobby I’m sorry to break it you but ppl coming from poor countries and automatically succeeding its not work ethic that got them their

    • @Reasonablewater27
      @Reasonablewater27 Před rokem +24

      @@Dangit_Bobby answer this question do you really think poor African coming from
      Their country and immigrating to America are working all the way to the top and get to the suburbs just based off of work ethic?

    • @Free-leftistaction
      @Free-leftistaction Před rokem +34

      @@Dangit_Bobby I'm unaware of how you think systemic racism is something you "run into" (which is ironic because so many of these conservative types don't hesitate to point out when men are slighted in society). It's embded into quite literally every institution and has firmly embeded roots in american history.
      I definetely see some survivorship bias here because for every person you can point out who "worked hard" I can point out 50 more people who have worked the most grueling labor their entire lives and have NOTHING change for their financial situation (not to mention the fact that your metrics of success and mine could be COMPLETELY different).
      Why does it seem like every conservative who follows Destiny doesn't even want anything different but instead has a servile reverence for the status quo?

    • @Free-leftistaction
      @Free-leftistaction Před rokem +10

      @@Dangit_Bobby Despite the fact that upward mobility has the smallest chance of serving you than it's ever had? Despite the fact that wealth inequality is at its greatest extent? Despite the fact that the middle class keeps on shrinking and shrinking? Despite the fact that virtually every instance of empirical data and every trusted economist disagrees with your ideas of your bootstrapy notions?

  • @central8448
    @central8448 Před 5 měsíci +21

    Myron is discounting recent history. As a black immigrant I can say thanks to MLK and the civil rights movement who paved the way. They helped create the opportunities.

    • @theoneeternal9046
      @theoneeternal9046 Před měsícem

      He's not discounting anything. I'm grateful to MLK as well. But to say I owe this generation of AA anything is insane logic.

    • @central8448
      @central8448 Před měsícem +1

      @@theoneeternal9046 to each his own. I recognize and acknowledge the path and the soldiers on which I stand. Just like my ancestors in Haiti who started the end of slavery.

  • @forextrader6246
    @forextrader6246 Před 3 měsíci +11

    African immigrants have the same values and very driven like Asian immigrants. That's why they are successful.

    • @jerseyboyantbrooks2824
      @jerseyboyantbrooks2824 Před měsícem +3

      Why aren’t they successful back home

    • @james56660
      @james56660 Před měsícem

      @@jerseyboyantbrooks2824 + They are:

    • @forextrader6246
      @forextrader6246 Před měsícem +1

      @@jerseyboyantbrooks2824 The USA has more opportunities. Their "home" is also your home don't forget where you came from

    • @jerseyboyantbrooks2824
      @jerseyboyantbrooks2824 Před měsícem

      @@forextrader6246 no it’s not my home is the USA

    • @jerseyboyantbrooks2824
      @jerseyboyantbrooks2824 Před měsícem +1

      @@forextrader6246 never been to Africa lol from 500 years ago. Nawh we have our own culture and history in America.

  • @faithfulGodNG
    @faithfulGodNG Před 11 měsíci +368

    As a Nigerian, when i hear Americans say the system is rigged i smile. I believe the reason most Nigerians succeed when they move to countries in Europe and the Americas is because in these societies Effort (hardwork) is rewarded which is what we lack in our country. This guy isn't completely wrong either is he completely right.

    • @sm1purplmurderedme583
      @sm1purplmurderedme583 Před 11 měsíci +22

      im nigerian too and i agree

    • @dguthrie1
      @dguthrie1 Před 10 měsíci +88

      Why not succeed in their own country

    • @noco7243
      @noco7243 Před 10 měsíci +113

      Why did you flee your homeland and slum to live off of a country Black Americans built?

    • @faithfulGodNG
      @faithfulGodNG Před 10 měsíci +1

      @@noco7243 my dear, you've just proved my point. Your ignorance is showing in how you assumed I left my country.

    • @faithfulGodNG
      @faithfulGodNG Před 10 měsíci +68

      @@dguthrie1 did you read and understand the comment?

  • @CastleDragon78
    @CastleDragon78 Před 10 měsíci +64

    He's Right. It's not the mindset. It's a reality the places black Americans live were intentionally broken because power was stripped away. Immigrants are a buffer class as well.

    • @hinatababe97
      @hinatababe97 Před 2 měsíci +1

      No it is a mindset, when you get naming our circles and often when we interact, us Africans can see BA’s have this “I’m owed everything” mindset and very lazy approaches (I’d say the split is even with men and women but women more so) they have poor community values (selfishness) despite several methods of congregation. Also, they are very emotional

    • @CastleDragon78
      @CastleDragon78 Před 2 měsíci +3

      @@hinatababe97 Your projection of us feeds on negativity. Steer your analysis towards everyday black people doing something good… transportation driver, police officer, teacher, clerk, secretary, radio DJ… you will find some nice things to think about us. bless us like that and leave the rest alone. it was the same people who dug canals, crushed rocks, picked cotton and made this country rich and it was those people who were kept out of the wealth and had to fight for a future. Be thankful offer us peace

    • @RvnntSoc
      @RvnntSoc Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@CastleDragon78My brotha! Tell these hamites how we do.

  • @nerdybynatureSD
    @nerdybynatureSD Před 5 měsíci +8

    All this talk about black Americans but not a single black American in the room 🙄

    • @Battle_One
      @Battle_One Před 2 měsíci +1

      It's an academic debate. They don't actually give a shit. Buy still get all riled up for some reason.

    • @Blockstar38
      @Blockstar38 Před měsícem

      We didn’t need to be… he hit it spot on💯🎯

    • @PamBeesly9545
      @PamBeesly9545 Před měsícem +3

      Rent free

    • @blazee3895
      @blazee3895 Před 16 dny +1

      @@PamBeesly9545Crazy isn’t it!

  • @drb215
    @drb215 Před 2 měsíci +12

    the white guy is correct.

  • @ursaamajorr
    @ursaamajorr Před 8 měsíci +219

    It's wild how these immigrants love to generalize all blk Americans because they landed in a low income neighborhood. If I were to migrate to an African or Carribean country and speak down on the locals: "they complain too much", "too many excuses", "they don't try hard enough" I'd be seen as short sighted and ignorant. Where do they find the audacity?
    Also, are you not aware of the multiple HBCU's founded by blk Americans? The thousands of inventions? Civil Rights? We've never reached any kind of success in this country? No middle class and upper middle class blk neighborhoods? Really?
    Before migrating and reaping the rewards of my ancestors sacrifices, do some research. Educate yourself. Google is free.

    • @joemama4473
      @joemama4473 Před 7 měsíci

      Except no you would come from a rich country, Africans come from a poor country, no more excuses brownie.

    • @ursaamajorr
      @ursaamajorr Před 7 měsíci +47

      @@joemama4473 it wasn't always equal. It wasn't always the land of opportunity for blk ppl. Blk Americans bled, sacrificed and died to have the opportunities immigrants take for granted. Civil Rights were enacted in the 60s. My mother was a teen then, meaning that "equality" is new in the US. There was this little thing called segregation and Jim Crow laws. Again, blk Americans fought for the freedom many immigrants take part in.

    • @ursaamajorr
      @ursaamajorr Před 7 měsíci +39

      @@joemama4473 what is your excuse for not fighting for rights is YOUR country the way blk Americans fought? 🤔

    • @MiggyBiggy
      @MiggyBiggy Před 7 měsíci

      You should take your own advice, or better yet turn up up the intensity in which you use brainpower, though considering you don’t posses much you don’t necessarily have a choice, with all the “inventions” and HCBUs you founded you will still never see any wealth because you were never involved in their creations nor are you a descendant of someone who found those inventions, there is no systemic benefit in which you are rewarded because of your peoples contributions to society, that wealth has to be inherited by lineage or obtained

    • @lbbyron154
      @lbbyron154 Před 7 měsíci +18

      Man thank you bro you put that shi right I had to unfollow them for this

  • @NamasteInYourLane
    @NamasteInYourLane Před rokem +333

    How do people not understand this by now? Lol

    • @huh6441
      @huh6441 Před rokem

      because it’s easier and convenient for the uneducated to peddle racist garbage. There’s someone in the comments who literally said they should pull themselves by their bootstraps lol. It’s actually quite sad many Americans are ill informed about what happened in their own backyard. Got them fighting the race war rather than the class war.

    • @WillberRidge310
      @WillberRidge310 Před rokem

      afrocentric people still exist and it all comes from the u.s and u.k of course not everyone understands this.

    • @leonc4657
      @leonc4657 Před rokem +22

      Because their whole mindset revolves around being disingenuous

    • @isaiahthomas6744
      @isaiahthomas6744 Před rokem +6

      Willful ignorance

    • @TagaBearClaw
      @TagaBearClaw Před rokem +6

      my brother stole candy from me 20 years ago. i still hold a grudge against him x)

  • @AshaMae
    @AshaMae Před měsícem +2

    That was an excellent point and I've never thought of it that way. If an African American family moves from the U.S. to another place they likely have a different mindset than someone who stays in the same hood and is complacent wit their situation. I'm positive there are millions of complacent Africans in Africa that have no drive.

  • @ychanan36
    @ychanan36 Před 7 měsíci +5

    Black Americans are from the tribe of Judah of the nation of Israel. Africans are Hamites. A big difference

    • @tecumseh4095
      @tecumseh4095 Před 7 měsíci

      Africa has 54 countries.

    • @RaymondArthur-qd3on
      @RaymondArthur-qd3on Před 6 měsíci

      U are wrong

    • @headhonchotheone9041
      @headhonchotheone9041 Před 14 dny

      Shut up 😂😂😂

    • @justjuli3t
      @justjuli3t Před 13 dny

      No you're not weirdo. are you so ashamed to admit your ancestors are from Africa? You make up fake history like how blk Americans are the original Egyptians, nativ Americans and apparently Jews. It's weird behaviour just admit you ancestors left Africa in chains

    • @c_currency
      @c_currency Před 9 dny

      Wowwwwww please Stop talking absolute nonsense…. Where were African Americans taken from before they arrived in America? Go study history 🤦🏾‍♂️

  • @Mimi-bd6jd
    @Mimi-bd6jd Před rokem +255

    As an African myself, we don’t approve of Myron’s bias ideology.

    • @RoniForeva
      @RoniForeva Před rokem +87

      Girl Stop trying to pander to black Americans and speak for yourself, im African and he’s not all the way wrong.

    • @TeeSpells
      @TeeSpells Před rokem

      You Africans know nothing of African American history we set the standards for All black people on the damn planet including Africa it wouldn't be no movement if it wasn't for the black African Americans standing out to the white oppressors. Still to this day you have black Africans defending white South Africans standup for yourself. We have total different experiences we are the minority ruled by white major as in Africa you have nothing but a see of black people. Have you ever heard of sundown towns in America? Africans are beginning to understand how racist people impact average American society. We fought for are races that includes that rights for African immigrants to come in this country. You have no idea how they use the African Americans after we built this damn country as skilled labours do your research before you speak such nonsense.

    • @eigbedionalex9782
      @eigbedionalex9782 Před rokem +84

      I am Nigerian and what Destiny said was bullshit

    • @ChiyoFujimura454
      @ChiyoFujimura454 Před rokem +28

      @@RoniForeva triggered over an opinion

    • @thermologo3451
      @thermologo3451 Před rokem

      ​@@RoniForeva as an African I agree with OP. lets be honest you probably pander to whites a lot

  • @jasminer66788
    @jasminer66788 Před rokem +143

    They are also taking the best of the best from their countries. If we really want to compare, then compare a normal black American household to a normal Nigerian, Ghanaian household in their respective countries. It would be like a bunch of successful black Americans coming into a foreign country and asking them why they’re not as successful as them.

    • @onhn2655
      @onhn2655 Před 11 měsíci +43

      They won't do that because it kills their narrative

    • @shun8733
      @shun8733 Před 11 měsíci +17

      EXACTLY!!

    • @RakugaX
      @RakugaX Před 10 měsíci +14

      BOOM! You got it.

    • @Trae884
      @Trae884 Před 10 měsíci +14

      Exactly, you're one of the few people who said anything that made sense.

    • @bhopirl4552
      @bhopirl4552 Před 10 měsíci +21

      it’s the same with first generation East Asians who come here. They have to have a certain amount of wealth just to immigrate and on top of that they are usually very competent people and push their kids to do well. A lot of people think all East Asians are just smart and rich because they worked they way up. But most of the wealthy immigrants came from money already and have an increased drive to succeed. Many poor Asians are actually ones that have been here longer, stuck in the cycle of poverty for generations. Like do we really think those railroad workers, or small shop owners amassed generational wealth?

  • @germaineguilavogui5681
    @germaineguilavogui5681 Před 2 měsíci +3

    I agree Africans are totaly a hard workers

  • @michealjordan5411
    @michealjordan5411 Před 4 měsíci +2

    Plus Africans don’t let the urban influences affect the way their kids behave, I hear more American blacks who want to be rappers but African kids who come here want to be lawyers or doctors

    • @emptyhad2571
      @emptyhad2571 Před 25 dny

      It’s common sense no one should be a rapper it’s just not worth it and it’s super hard to become that top percent we gotta be realistic sometimes.

  • @chrisbro1849
    @chrisbro1849 Před rokem +132

    As a black American woman from the south, I always wanted to make sure I never played the race card. For the most part I haven’t but when I move to NY ( one of the most liberal states) I got to meet so many people around the world. All of them get help with government assistances and I mean tons of it! Most Black Americans don’t even know about it and when tried to get for themselves;turned down!

    • @bradleylawless9595
      @bradleylawless9595 Před rokem

      That’s because democrats are racist and look at everything through race

    • @josifish4
      @josifish4 Před rokem +31

      What program is this you speak of. I want to know the name of the program that gives" lots of stuff" for free to african or any other immigrant

    • @Blaze9946
      @Blaze9946 Před rokem +4

      ​@@josifish4 you want everything free I am coming from India a place where poor people have to give something

    • @josifish4
      @josifish4 Před rokem

      @Blaze9946 I have worked 70 or more hours a week for 30 years as a union iron worker. I work as hard or harder than any man on this planet. I've earned everything I have. Watch your mouth you little weasle

    • @ernestorodriguez456
      @ernestorodriguez456 Před rokem +7

      @@josifish4 depends what they’re here for. In Cali there’s a lot of programs where you get work, housing, and food. You don’t pay bills because they’re covered by a company, you qualify for state money to go to trade school and get money from housing. So yeah at least in Cali there’s alot.

  • @yammoto148
    @yammoto148 Před rokem +49

    To put it like this, most african countries have a poverty ratio close to 50%. That means if they can afford to come to America, they are usually going to be sophisticated and driven individuals who have very strict expectations of them.

    • @vivek27789
      @vivek27789 Před rokem +9

      Ever heard of International scholarships?🤦

    • @yammoto148
      @yammoto148 Před rokem +3

      @@vivek27789 Ah yes international scholarships, there is more than 40 countries in africa, they are only financing 10 kids here buddy. And the only people who they are bringing over are the academically driven who are usually from you guessed it rich families.

    • @Stunt877
      @Stunt877 Před rokem +4

      @@yammoto148 Nah I agree with everything you saying but that’s not the main reason why they are successful they are successful because the way America is set up they can’t fail. They have the advantage and headstart over the average American

    • @yammoto148
      @yammoto148 Před rokem

      @@Stunt877 Yes because the ones coming to america are from really rich families or were already high functioning over achievers before they even reach America.

    • @geasslelouch
      @geasslelouch Před rokem

      ​@@yammoto148 these "rich" families you talk about are still around 30k earning households in America. There is a cultural difference and you need to go outside more while getting rid of this white messiah complex. poor black americans champion crime, they are entitled, they dont like to work and they dislike education. Yes there are historical reasons for why black americans struggle and are behind but it should not be this bad.

  • @israeljudite8434
    @israeljudite8434 Před 7 měsíci +30

    I remember the US government Destroyed black walled street.

    • @mizzou1016
      @mizzou1016 Před 5 měsíci +1

      I remember the people of the us electing a black man as a president but let’s bring up crap from decades ago.

    • @thetruedoctrineofchristnet7473
      @thetruedoctrineofchristnet7473 Před 3 měsíci +7

      ​@@mizzou1016The point is this is what they have done for years and still do. Many of our peoples blood have been shed just for us to have rights ad the fight still exists!!

    • @Flourish_today
      @Flourish_today Před měsícem +1

      Stop crying over the past. Wall Street or not, get up and work.

    • @raynellmoore68w
      @raynellmoore68w Před měsícem

      @@Flourish_todaytell that to the Jews 🤷🏾‍♂️

    • @WakandaleezaRazz
      @WakandaleezaRazz Před měsícem +1

      I remember Tulsa was rebuilt within a couple years but yall leave that part out LMFAO. anything to scream “oh lawwwwwwd we be oppressed n shiiiii”

  • @ALtheelectrician
    @ALtheelectrician Před 3 měsíci +3

    It's totally about the mindset

  • @sidneyblack1036
    @sidneyblack1036 Před 9 měsíci +95

    Immigrants are also given rights and resources that American citizens don’t have access to.

  • @Quinten13
    @Quinten13 Před rokem +24

    Imagine a white guy with blue talking about the black experiences. Lmao 🤣

    • @kanggeorge4781
      @kanggeorge4781 Před 10 měsíci +5

      None of the men in the room are Black American with him though. To say “black experience”you’re referring to something specific. They can only speak on their own Haitian, Barbadian, Sudanese experience.

    • @_VISION.
      @_VISION. Před 7 měsíci +4

      He spittin tho

    • @Filmandstuffings
      @Filmandstuffings Před 13 dny

      Destiny has admitted that black Americans have a poor education compared to white Americans, this is why he tends to argue on their behalf, he has also gotten angry with them before and used some racist ideology towards them.
      He does not think they have the tools to speak up for themselves like he can and he will pander to them because he likes to get himself involved in black conversations.

  • @QueLoKevin
    @QueLoKevin Před 6 měsíci +3

    “It’s not their mindset, it’s their drive” also known as mindset. Tf did I just listen to???

  • @gamasb8222
    @gamasb8222 Před 2 měsíci +1

    I came from Africa. Worked hard graduated from engineering school and and been an engineer for last 15 years. My daugher started college at age 16. My sons already talking about of becoming soft engineer and mechanical engineer.
    The difference between African Americans and Africans is discipline.

  • @aerabellabeau2155
    @aerabellabeau2155 Před rokem +140

    Nah it's a culture difference and mindset. My broke ass parents came here from a hut in Africa and couldn't speak English but they beat our asses everyday to get good grades and work hard and avoid bad crowds. We started off in one of the worst communities and now we're in one of the best. We are more hardworking and driven . Both my parents worked 2 jobs and i started working at 16. We had goals and understood what it would take for us to get it. Hardwork not crying about the difficulties of our lives. Yes. Yes. Yes.

    • @askellpositive
      @askellpositive Před rokem

      Something African Americans have been doing since yesterday

    • @rlroark2457
      @rlroark2457 Před rokem +41

      Why couldn't your parents stay in their homeland and achieve the same success?

    • @chriscolombie4135
      @chriscolombie4135 Před rokem +51

      @@rlroark2457 because our homeland are sometimes in far more complicated situations,for example I am a Cameroonian I am also anglophone (it’s a bilingual country) we were in a literal civil war because the country favor francophones and even with a degree you are pretty much jobless, there is also a limited amount of career to pursue and the few ones you can are expensive but risky, we flew away from the war by requesting refuge and we worked day and night to achieve our goal because we have no choice like we can’t bounce back and if we fail most African parents will literally beat the living shit out of you and you will end up back in you village picking groundnuts with your grand aunt or something

    • @rlroark2457
      @rlroark2457 Před rokem +69

      @@chriscolombie4135 Everything you've stated is why Black Americans are so special.
      Imagine life as a Black American during the 1600s, 1700s, and 1800s. Enduring slavery, fighting in wars, and fighting for civil rights in their new homeland (America) to make it the country it is today.
      Without the many of sacrifices of Black Americans, .Black Immigrants would not be able to come to America for a better life. A lane was paved for them. The hard work was already done by Black Americans.

    • @chriscolombie4135
      @chriscolombie4135 Před rokem +53

      @@rlroark2457 do you think you were the only once fighting wars , your ancestors fought wars not you, stop using that as an excuse, my dad has experienced colonialism first hand and my grandad was a runaway slave from ww2 does that make us victims , we acquired independence in 1972 but even then you won’t see people blaming their issues on slavery, slavery is the past , your ancestors fought slavery, now you’ve thousands of opportunities but instead you wake up to march and speak about how marginalized you’re

  • @BlackAmericanHomeland
    @BlackAmericanHomeland Před rokem +48

    Most Black Americans if they immigrate to any African Country will have a much higher standard of living than the average local African. I lived, worked and traveled to several African Countries from 1994-1996.

    • @ferdinandalainessiane6222
      @ferdinandalainessiane6222 Před rokem +3

      Would they be able to work for the local minimum wages?

    • @BlackAmericanHomeland
      @BlackAmericanHomeland Před rokem +9

      @@ferdinandalainessiane6222 The minimum wage in most African Countries are less than $8.00 per (day) therefore if Black American lived in any African country they would be entrepreneurs. Black Americans would have an advantage over local Africans for the fact they have many ideas, contacts, connection & access to many products & services in a first world country that they could introduce to third world countries.

    • @BlackAmericanHomeland
      @BlackAmericanHomeland Před rokem

      @@ferdinandalainessiane6222 Black Americans will exploit the low local wage of $8.00 per day in any of these African Countries. Black Americans are use to hourly wages compared to Africa's daily wages.

    • @francisikwueme1688
      @francisikwueme1688 Před 10 měsíci +5

      That is mostly due to foreign exchange power or being able to score a high paying company with a big company that has a base or offices in Africa . This is why successful Nigerian immigrants can send money home to buy mansions , land establish businesses . Current exchange rate is $1=765 naira🤷🏻‍♂️

    • @danielhernandez-vo9zc
      @danielhernandez-vo9zc Před 4 měsíci +1

      Yeah cause we have dollars. The same when Hispanic Americans go to Hispanic countries

  • @TheBlankNoName
    @TheBlankNoName Před 3 měsíci +4

    As a second-generation Nigerian immigrant, what he is saying is right but also wrong in some ways. He said they might as well be white, which is a little racist as he is basically saying that African Americans are lazy and have terrible families, but I come from a family that was extremely wealthy in Nigeria, and we have a lot of connections to the point where my parents didn’t even want to move to America and planned to be there for a short time but just decided to stay and become citizens. A lot of African immigrants who came to America are wealthy in Africa in some way, as those who aren’t wouldn’t have the resources to get to America and may immigrate to a country illegally that isn't as hard to illegally do as Greece, which was a popular spot around the time my parents moved to America. Now it’s obviously not impossible to get to America from Africa if you are poor, but you basically have to be so lucky that winning the lottery for millions is more likely, and it will likely never be illegal as that is almost impossible to do. The only reason Africans left is because of the wars and terrible governments that are plaguing Africa, and they don’t want to raise their children in those environments. Immigrant parents are naturally pretty demanding of their children for them to be successful, but Africans just want to see results and success. Having African parents sort of forces you to be successful in the way we are raised... I have never heard someone say that we are closer to white people, though. Anyway, I hope you guys are a little less ignorant now.

    • @whoevr
      @whoevr Před 14 dny

      that part ! him comparing us to white people really annoyed me. and you’re the first one i see talking about it 🙌🏽 i wanted to add my grain of salt but it’s important to remember that the conversation is centered around the us. as an afro-european who lives in a socialist country, my experience is different.
      a country that people seem to bring up a lot is nigeria (even though africa is diverse lol). people need to know that there is a immigration pattern. colonization is a factor to many african diasporas. people tend to immigrate to their ex colonizer. that would be the uk for nigerians, france for senegalese people etc. but yeah the typical destinations are western europe or america. as u said people who tend to migrate to the us are generally well off (according to the living standards of their respective country) but it’s not always the case. plus many people are tempted by the « american dream » or they see the west as an opportunity to succeed in life!
      anyways the comparison to whites was kinda brave. im assuming he is referring to demographical stats but still.. he’s just generalizing. i still think that yt ppl are the most privileged in the western society, BUT not every white person is wealthy.. this conversation is all based on generalizing anyway

  • @asiyaahmed7691
    @asiyaahmed7691 Před 4 měsíci +2

    Im an african immigrant with master's degree from a top university. All of our parents instill in us to focus on education in STEM and to move back to africa and open businesses.

  • @shawnharvey75
    @shawnharvey75 Před 10 měsíci +102

    Why are so many non-Black people so obsessed with African Americans? Can someone please explain that to me.

    • @user-tt7rc2cg1o
      @user-tt7rc2cg1o Před 10 měsíci

      Social currency, its mostly people circle jerking about how great they are for putting the poor poc's on a pedestal. And also probably a defense mechanism since American blacks will jump/stab you at random so they try to pander to them

    • @Trae884
      @Trae884 Před 8 měsíci

      They hate us because they ain't us. They love our culture and make millions off of it, but they still haven't grown past their dislike for dark skin.

    • @bigahk1047
      @bigahk1047 Před 8 měsíci +24

      Jealousy and thinking they'll fit in with their jesus lookalikes 🤷🏾‍♂️😂...its funny cause we really dont think about them at all

    • @marcuscole1994
      @marcuscole1994 Před 8 měsíci

      Because black Americans were not suppose to survive.

    • @audiofeinz5754
      @audiofeinz5754 Před 7 měsíci

      Its interesting stuff

  • @sircartier5523
    @sircartier5523 Před rokem +96

    Blue hair dude is crazy asl when i came to america i lived in the projects bottom of the bottom now i live in a 850k home and my african american neighbors still live in those projects today. Hes a white dude tryna undermine african struggles

    • @PatBatJr.
      @PatBatJr. Před rokem

      Annoys the shit outta me talking on our behalf

    • @seeker2984
      @seeker2984 Před rokem +13

      Exactly

    • @StopTheLiess
      @StopTheLiess Před 11 měsíci +27

      Right, this is why I can't sympathize for AA anymore. They lie and complain too much. Excuses doesn't help you improve , it just gives you reasons to stay stuck.

    • @omzy8700
      @omzy8700 Před 11 měsíci +27

      That’s what pissed me off ,it’s the fact they believe that every African that came
      To the US that succeeded is because of their wealth when most African that came to the US were not rich at all but started from the button of society ,my dad started with nothing but hopes ,he did very physical jobs until he was able to bring my mum in the US and so when I was born ,I learnt about the struggle had and the jobs they had to do in order to feed us , that’s why me and my sister worked very hard

    • @goobi7071
      @goobi7071 Před 8 měsíci +10

      I don't believe you lol

  • @TheRenegadeStarr
    @TheRenegadeStarr Před měsícem +2

    An IMMIGRANT being compared to a BORN AND raised American is just stupid. Notice no one compares Europeans on a visa attending college in the USA to European American white kids who didn’t go to college.

  • @kirbyaugustine761
    @kirbyaugustine761 Před 3 měsíci +1

    All these immigrants have actual roots to their homeland, culture, religion, language, history and customs.
    Black culture in America is a culture formed under duress by centuries of oppression. You can’t compare the two because it’s not the same thing.

  • @akanbikhalid6928
    @akanbikhalid6928 Před rokem +278

    As an African, Dest is sooo wrong... its not easier, we just have different drives, more to lose

    • @jerrygraves6531
      @jerrygraves6531 Před rokem

      Black Americans are more driven than Africans

    • @rlroark2457
      @rlroark2457 Před rokem +74

      But why not have a drive to fix your homeland and make conditions better there?

    • @deb0rahh
      @deb0rahh Před rokem +145

      @@rlroark2457 hey hello, I’m an African. I see ur question as genuine so i will answer genuinely and i will only speak for Nigeria as i am Nigerian and i have grown up there.
      Nigeria (and most systems in Africa tbh) are corrupt to its very core. They are rotten. And if i am going to be an honest person both the people and the government are to blame, more so the government though. They are cruel. This is not representative of every nigerians perspective its just mine.
      The next question naturally is “Why did we pick these leaders in the first place?” Good question, we did not. They put themselves there because of how influential and wealthy theyve become from our own resources. Fraud, money embezzlement, tax evasions you name every form of corruption under the sun, our leaders have done it better than the average human being. And there isnt any consequences for their actions cuz almost all forms of authority are in on it. Including the authorities responsible for taking these people to jail.
      You see, trying to make the system better is like trying to count each and every grain of sand our planet. Technically its doable but if we are going to be honest, would you really count each grain of sand in this world? You will be what? exhausted. See where I’m going?
      Everyone in my country has exhausted all their drive on trying to make the country better but our so called “leaders”make it a living hell for many of us. So much so that our drive rn is to leave the country and find hope somewhere else. Some people in africa have that drive to make the country better and they are blessed for that, but their efforts unfortunately will be in vain cuz theres always someone powerful that doesn’t want that change because of the benefits they get from being corrupt.
      Try to make a change? Suddenly, you were in a car crash or funny enough you become like one of them. Corrupt and rotten. The drive for most is dead. We are tired of fighting, we are exhausted and we want peace of mind. Hence we move to other favourable countries that allow us to grow.

    • @new_to_planet4424
      @new_to_planet4424 Před rokem +19

      @@deb0rahh Spot on comment!! 🎯🎯💯💯 Thank u!!

    • @Timianospeech
      @Timianospeech Před rokem +11

      Facts we just take our lives more seriously and let’s break it down a big in Africa when you are poor there is no Jordans and Louie bags where as poor here can have both there is no 7k tax help every year for having kids we have to understand reality with zero fall back, poor in Africa is trash water holes in shoes same clothes by necessity poor in the us is very different

  • @quanyintv
    @quanyintv Před rokem +69

    This also doesn't take into account generational trauma and the systemic removal of the father figure/ breaking down the family dynamic

    • @whoneedslovewhenyouhaves..859
      @whoneedslovewhenyouhaves..859 Před rokem +14

      cry

    • @Melanie-icywynterr1
      @Melanie-icywynterr1 Před rokem

      Ask AFRICANS WHY AFRICA LOOK LIKE THAT IF THEY ARE SO MUCH BETTER?? They are the majority in Africa with all those driven smart people why Africa collectively look so bad??

    • @doomerhumor5479
      @doomerhumor5479 Před rokem +4

      lol yeah black Americans did it to themselves

    • @Christian-uj1mq
      @Christian-uj1mq Před rokem

      😂😂 That’s definitely an African American thing. In Africa the only niggas with 3-5 baby mommas are the rich old men. Never understood how u African-American women let urself become baby momma number 3 by a broke boy 😂

    • @nataliewalton5118
      @nataliewalton5118 Před rokem +10

      I'm black but to blame the government for men leaving their families is ridiculous

  • @brandyhayes8968
    @brandyhayes8968 Před 2 měsíci +2

    This is exactly what I’ve been saying for years. They do not want to hear it. It’s no slight against Africans but when they try to compare themselves against AA it’s not even the same playing field and they refuse to see it.

  • @patriciagriffith7402
    @patriciagriffith7402 Před 2 měsíci +3

    No one, we are not Africans, we are indigenous to this land

  • @palesatiro1007
    @palesatiro1007 Před 7 měsíci +10

    It is the same with Black Americans when moving to Africa countries, they become richer then some africans and live in good neighborhoods

    • @sonichedge8697
      @sonichedge8697 Před měsícem +1

      Cap they already moved with money, Africans made the money here

    • @Filmandstuffings
      @Filmandstuffings Před 13 dny +1

      ​@@sonichedge8697facts, black Americans who moved to Africa without much money ended up going back to America then going on CZcams complaining about whichever country in Africa they moved to.
      Sad to say but when Africans gain access to the same white infrastructure that black Americans have they end up doing better because they have more hunger to do so and failing is not an option as they have people back home to answer to.

  • @radchad992
    @radchad992 Před rokem +43

    Culture is a mindset. They exist in a circular motion but if the problem was oppression you wouldn’t be able to say an African is way better off. Thus you’re left with family structure, environment, and choices which are all direct outcomes of culture and mindset

    • @slouischarlesYT
      @slouischarlesYT Před rokem

      No dummy. You're comparing elite families, those that move to America, vs African Americans who all 3 branches of government and intelligence agencies explicitly tried to destroy. The main driver of wealth in America is your home. African Americans were not allowed to participate in that which is why their wealth is MUCH lower than the average American.

    • @tarfielarchelone2674
      @tarfielarchelone2674 Před rokem

      Isn't this dumb because the culture sprouted from the oppression?
      Did black americans just blip into existence during the 1970s or were their generations of people already their who were forced into poverty and used to ton working for less?

    • @tomj1676
      @tomj1676 Před rokem +3

      But the past opression has a big impact on all of this right? (for the americans)

    • @nicholeweltanschauung8245
      @nicholeweltanschauung8245 Před rokem +12

      Why don't we see Africans thriving socially and economically in their own countries then? Why are Africans imigrating from their countires if their culture is already solid enough and the mindset Is already there?

    • @moonie1825
      @moonie1825 Před rokem +7

      ​@@nicholeweltanschauung8245 they do, not all of them but the game is the ones that are usually thriving in africa are the same ones that are going to move to america legally.

  • @bbvrecords-east366
    @bbvrecords-east366 Před 6 měsíci +3

    As a African they were talking rubbish

  • @jrdm87
    @jrdm87 Před 5 měsíci +1

    It's a culture thing some value education and laws and others don't. It's simple and you can see it very clearly

  • @KaraokeMichaelB
    @KaraokeMichaelB Před rokem +477

    Destiny is really good at being a fresh breathe of air sometimes

    • @Titantitan001
      @Titantitan001 Před rokem +42

      A fresh breath of a fart maybe

    • @bradleylawless9595
      @bradleylawless9595 Před rokem

      This is one the stupidest shit he’s ever said. He says a lot of stupid shut

    • @feat132
      @feat132 Před rokem +11

      @@Titantitan001 I feel sorry for you and that you can’t see the forest for the trees. You need to remove your head from your you know what.

    • @lumbermill8588
      @lumbermill8588 Před rokem

      I know a ton of African Immigrants, they came from literal huts with straw roofs. Destiny has no fucking clue what he is talking about.
      I"m sending them this clip so they can have a good laugh. lol
      Destiny claiming its slavery and racist laws from a 100 years ago is what is keeping the black man down in today's world... Wait until this midwit learns about the colonization of Africa and what it actually meant.
      Sneako is right, its all about the mindset. These immigrants who see an opportunity or a chance take it and they fucking run wild with it, meanwhile Americans (of all race) have given up thinking its just too hard. Relationships, schools, finances, everything... Millenials and Gen Z, fore the most part, have given up.

    • @freppy06
      @freppy06 Před rokem

      Yeah but his argument makes no sense.The idea of American racism is predicated on skin color ALONE. Admitting that MONEY and NOT COLOR is the dominant factor in the American experience completely invalidates the systemic racism argument.
      That's what conservatives have been saying all along. That's the beauty of the free market. You may think capitalism is cold, but it sets up innovation and doesn't care about demographics. It's an amoral system. It can only reflect the individual character of the user. 🤷🏾‍♀️
      Financial success comes from knowledge and mindset, which is most strongly influenced by environment, i.e culture.

  • @emptyhad2571
    @emptyhad2571 Před 11 měsíci +14

    My parents immigrated from Sudan and came here to Canada where I was born in 2006. It’s a cultural thing to get good in school other wise you get a beating. This has driven me to do good in school and I don’t see myself as African Americans. I have a job and I’m 16 and work hard just like my parents who also work hard. My dad has brought many Sudanese here to Canada and they are more proper and hard working then your average Canadian in Winnipeg.

    • @nishashawn2021
      @nishashawn2021 Před 10 měsíci +1

      Great, you proved this guy's point. Had they dropped you off in a American inner city to be raised you would have witnessed the vast differences between the two environments.

    • @T33roy007
      @T33roy007 Před 9 měsíci +4

      You can’t compare Canada to the USA big difference unless your comparing yourself to black people who came from the underground rail road or when the British brought blank people who fought for them in the revolution

    • @hamhyper3633
      @hamhyper3633 Před 5 měsíci

      Because they know you're not going to compete against white folks, they know you're not

    • @bocajr4life
      @bocajr4life Před 25 dny

      It’s the same in the USA. American born people don’t want to do hard physical woke like picking grapes 😅

  • @user-lg3rx2ko5g
    @user-lg3rx2ko5g Před 3 měsíci +2

    He’s telling the truth whether people want to accept it or not. It’s not about mindset or skin color. You can compare poor whites to rich Asians the same.

    • @Dai9754
      @Dai9754 Před 3 měsíci

      Part of what he said was true, but yes it is a mindset, there are poor people who grew up poor living in poverty and they got out, they never stayed in that same cycle type mindset that wouldn't have gotten them nowhere, just because a person grew up poor doesn't mean they can't succeed in life, he's just making up excuses lets be real

  • @BuildIslamFaith
    @BuildIslamFaith Před 6 měsíci +1

    My parents came from Africa to America and did what they have to do. Now me and all my brothers n sister finished college and helping our parents. It’s not that Africans are privileged it’s because we work hard and know what it’s like to actually struggle

  • @calebplain3956
    @calebplain3956 Před rokem +84

    “It’s not a mindset, it’s a highly driven family” make it make sense 😂 is being highly driven not a mindset?

    • @BOLDsweetVelvet
      @BOLDsweetVelvet Před rokem +6

      When there is only one kid who is highly driven in a family that has no drive at all often gets dragged down with the rest of them. it's a mind set is a part of it but if the family you come from does not have that mind set you r more likely to fail. Highly driven is a mind set, it's a culture, it's a life style, it's habits that you form, it's discipline, its the people you surround yourself with. Changin g your mind set alone does not equal highly driven.

    • @bumbaclaat1989
      @bumbaclaat1989 Před rokem +9

      THANK YOU! He thinks he’s smart talking fast enough and no one will catch him out 😂😂😂

    • @marteza654
      @marteza654 Před rokem

      A highly driven family that had to move to America and if they get in one mistake or one trouble they will be deported back to their Homeland that's the mindset

    • @Melanie-icywynterr1
      @Melanie-icywynterr1 Před rokem +6

      Driven mean you will do anything to make it..
      it’s emotion not mindset
      bc even if you think it’s stupid and go against who you are you will go thru with it to make it bc your driven .. EVEN IF IT AGAINST YOUR OWN THOUGHTS AND MORALITY
      -Mindset is more of who you are as a person..
      But We know y’all do some strange shit to get over here ijs😏

    • @Christian-uj1mq
      @Christian-uj1mq Před rokem

      Yh family with money trust me. Black people can come from money u know 😂

  • @Marshmellow3971
    @Marshmellow3971 Před rokem +197

    Destiny actually took an L here. He said ‘it’s not mindset’ and then proceeded to describe why the family’s mindset is what the difference. That’s what Myron & Sneako were saying, the families of these immigrants and therefore the immigrants themselves are motivated and hard working, therefore they’re successful.

    • @ProxiProtogen
      @ProxiProtogen Před rokem +48

      You also have to be rich enough to travel to entitely new country and have the funding to stay and live there. Im not sure if you know this but most Americans and especially Black people dont have money to even attempt something like that.

    • @lumbermill8588
      @lumbermill8588 Před rokem +19

      @@ProxiProtogen American Universities love recruiting from Africa be it for sports or Academic scholarships. Most the planet loves sending its people off for western education, a good chunk of those people visiting end up immigrating to the US.

    • @HuesoAmarilloAfricana
      @HuesoAmarilloAfricana Před rokem +22

      @@ProxiProtogen You’re not considering the communal element of Africans. Families will pull resources together to send not just immediate family off to the West but also extended family. “Sou-Sou” is a very common practice within different villages and community organizations in Nigeria for example to help support fellow members of a particular group/ community. All of this is still a mindset-based thing.
      Our dispositions and conditioning is what will determine how we navigate life. Unfortunately, for those of us born in the West and especially falling under the category of “ADOS” or “FBA”… we’ve adopted “White man’s thinking…” aka “me, myself, and I” aka “every man for himself”… which are not Eastern ideologies.
      Sure, some Africans who migrate to other continents are of a higher socioeconomic background via their respective home-countries… but I’d argue that the majority were not, and it is evident in the fact that the #1 way that so many people in different African countries survive are from billions of dollars of remittances “sent back home” by the same folks who are immigrants in the West TO help the families they left behind survive with basic needs, attend school, start businesses, etc. I promise you that the truly wealthy Africans, holiday in the West/ own property for longer visits BUT their primary home is their place of origin since it is FAR more comfortable to be Black in Africa with a lot of resources than in the West, where you can’t predict when racism will impact you, regardless of your class and education.
      #TeamAbundanceMindSet …no matter the circumstances… no matter the history… no matter how determined “others” try to work against you; they’re not God so f*** em.

    • @waveyjunior
      @waveyjunior Před rokem +7

      Its not only the „mindset“ tho. I think you didn’t understand the full point

    • @Marshmellow3971
      @Marshmellow3971 Před rokem +5

      @Prince Pornhub Then the point wasn’t articulated very well. He could have just said “All African immigrants are rich before they come to America.” , which is kind of a half-truth. If that’s what he wanted to say. He talked about mindset and behavior though, which conceded the point to Myron.

  • @germaineguilavogui5681
    @germaineguilavogui5681 Před 2 měsíci +2

    We Afticans ate not comparing ourselves to anyone. That is way back to our mind. We have goals to fullfil to make our life and our families life better
    Nothing is wrong with that

  • @blakebotha9697
    @blakebotha9697 Před 5 měsíci +4

    You can never compare African American poverty to people from Africa. If you take things in the present moment, African Americans have it easy compared to how Black people struggle here in Africa. We are talking about war, famine, deadly diseases, corruption and poverty that you some of you know nothing about.

    • @fluffydabest
      @fluffydabest Před 5 měsíci

      For many years we didn’t have it easy our ancestors were slaves and they fought for freedom maybe if the African queen and king didn’t sell other Africans to slave owners Africa probably would’ve been a better place y’all can’t blame black Americans for your ancestors terrible mistakes

    • @StephanieNiecey
      @StephanieNiecey Před 2 měsíci +2

      African Americans doesn’t have it easy here at all.

    • @successsocial3986
      @successsocial3986 Před měsícem

      Definately not the same struggles....but your life aint rosy either....living in a country where you are not accepted

  • @marieduran6286
    @marieduran6286 Před rokem +126

    Families are considered where your mindset comes from, their values, morals, loyalty, integrity, and of course, love is what instill values and motivation in people.

    • @Benjiemation
      @Benjiemation Před rokem +6

      Getting the funds in poor nation to get out is easier if you aren’t homeless or dirt poor in said country. I doubt my parents would’ve made it out of haiti in the 80s without the support they had. But that also gave them motivation to succeed and pressured us the same way

    • @mintoandfable9509
      @mintoandfable9509 Před rokem

      That’s the point destiny is making, it’s not the fault of the “African Americans” that they have a mindset that lacks drives as they come from a background that doesn’t push values that equate to success where as the “African” families that are already more likely to have values that equate to success as they come from a driven background are going to outperform the “African Americans”

    • @josifish4
      @josifish4 Před rokem +3

      It's simple work ethic call it what you want but some cultures have it in abundance, some do not. That simple

    • @axogablencet
      @axogablencet Před rokem

      @@josifish4 If that's the case, then why do they make the comparison between recent immigrants from African nations and the descendants of American slaves? Why not a direct comparison? Could it be that there are confounding factors?

    • @josifish4
      @josifish4 Před rokem +1

      @hollowjasper3451 yes. Lack of work ethic from American families. It's really that simple

  • @mks1706
    @mks1706 Před rokem +84

    That's mindset Destiny. They were taught a mindset of hard work and success from their family.

    • @ozurafgc6235
      @ozurafgc6235 Před rokem +7

      There's a difference between being taught that by your environment, and it basically being hammered into you to basically be your life's mission. It's not like black kids in America grow up being told to be lazy and move bricks for quick money, at least not by their family lol

    • @mks1706
      @mks1706 Před rokem +12

      @Ozura FGC your environment provides your mindset until you can consciously choose otherwise. Children become the product of their environment, good or bad, more often than not. Because they continue the mindset they inherited. When someone makes the conscious choice to change their mindset, then they change their outcome. It's why you see some people able to change the cycle of abuse, some people able to lift themselves out of poverty, etc. Our environment shapes our mindset, but we choose if we keep it.

    • @ProxiProtogen
      @ProxiProtogen Před rokem +8

      And were already rich enough to have the chance to move to an entirely new Country.

    • @davidsejas8452
      @davidsejas8452 Před rokem

      People like destiny are great at arguing cus they always have to find an excuse for people to give then handouts thats what privileged people that do better tend to be the ones who work for everything they have so stop listen to this pathetic person who only makes excuses

    • @Deadpool3E
      @Deadpool3E Před rokem +2

      This is so dumb. Everyone has a mindset taught by them. Everyone knows if you work hard, you succeed. But simply working hard doesn't guarantee success. Especially if you're in areas where the necessary resources are rare or of ahitty quality. Where you lack the funds to secure such resources and mobility to move to better areas. Where men are being removed by shitty and discriminatory laws and enforcements. I'm not saying it's impossible to succeed even with the cards stacked against you, but simply saying "just pull yourself up by the bootstraps" is so ridiculous that even the general Conservative party rarely play that soundbyte nowadays.

  • @Johnson-io3xf
    @Johnson-io3xf Před 3 měsíci +1

    Says it’s not a mindset issue then completely attributes the phenomenon to mindset

  • @bobbyschannel349
    @bobbyschannel349 Před 7 měsíci +3

    First of all African immigrants are very small minority group of people compared to black American population. Second of all I think it should be embarrassing in someone else's country . Third of all I don't see it, when I look at my history I look at the achievements of black Americans come and I see that they have achieved more than any other black group on the planet, innovators inventions, influence, you got hbcus that are way better than any African College on that continent. Black American are the most influential black people in the world. Let's take Sudan for instance, they are going through a civil war right now, they had a population of 45 million people, their annual GDP is 165 billion dollars, that is object poverty for him to come over and tell black Americans that they are better than them, coming over to a country that black Americans molded and build for them Myron is literally benefiting off of Black Americans he's sitting up right now in a penthouse in Miami in the Deep South with black Americans could not have access to just a little over 60 years ago, because black Americans

  • @Drega001
    @Drega001 Před 9 měsíci +8

    Sis low-key called black Americans lazy.
    Redlining was thr least of what happened

  • @Truegrit19888
    @Truegrit19888 Před 25 dny +2

    The white guy spitting facts...

  • @hillaryryhal3736
    @hillaryryhal3736 Před 2 měsíci +1

    I talk to a man in Africa and it is the mind set they think differently

  • @itsjustmechill.5292
    @itsjustmechill.5292 Před rokem +26

    That's literally the difference of mindset. Your grandparents had it rough but if you have the mindset to succeed and not let things hold you back then you will do better. So just being black isn't the problem.

    • @cadenceew7933
      @cadenceew7933 Před rokem +4

      Part of that can come from where you grow up. Surrounding yourself with high achievers is a good marker for success. Hence why mindset is dependent on someone’s background. It’s a numbers game because, most people stay in the same economic class as their parents. I wish it was just “the mindset”, but that doesn’t even explain 1/10th of it.

    • @Stunt877
      @Stunt877 Před rokem +5

      Yes being black isn’t the problem but being black and a American is the problem. I strongly believe if black Americans got out of America they would be way better off. It doesn’t matter where they go as long as it isn’t aligned with America

    • @onhn2655
      @onhn2655 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@@Stunt877africans in Africa aren't thriving

    • @israeljudite8434
      @israeljudite8434 Před 7 měsíci

      @@Stunt877we don’t need any of these ppl that need us 💯

  • @jeffreyrehder1180
    @jeffreyrehder1180 Před rokem +19

    It's almost like the reason the black population as a whole in the US has a higher crime rate and lower college enrollment rate is because of culture. Not because of skin color

  • @DavidSantos-ix1hu
    @DavidSantos-ix1hu Před 3 měsíci +1

    The struggle and upbringing is different, a driven hard working family will make harder working children they see the come up ,the sweat and tears for them to be a better place and strive to do better for themselves and the family.

  • @JanaeAlexis95
    @JanaeAlexis95 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Honestly true all of the Nigerians I went to school with were in honors and AP classes , parents were very strict and didn’t play about grades

  • @cheker008
    @cheker008 Před rokem +10

    He is correct that they are more highly driven but thats exactly the reason why it's the mindset. His argument that its because their great great grandfathers and mothers were slaves is ridiculous. All those things never happened to them and the only reason it still affects their mind is because they are constantly being told that they are oppressed and therefore can't succeed in life while African immigrants are not.

    • @Stunt877
      @Stunt877 Před rokem +2

      Not true lol you don’t live in reality forget about the slave ancestor thing. Immigrants in general have way more opportunities and options than Americans in general in America. They get everything handed to them so the likelihood of them failing is low despite even if they are poor or rich but a
      poor American will go through everything to get to that position. It has nothing to do with mindset the system of America is set up for black Americans to fail. You may have a few of them that succeed but if you have a large portion of them I Promise you
      American will do everything to prevent another black Wall Street. They system is not set up for black Americans.

    • @marteza654
      @marteza654 Před rokem +1

      He didn't say anything about slavery see Yall don't even know what is redlining meaning lol

    • @StylistecS
      @StylistecS Před 9 měsíci +1

      He said nothing about slavery. He said redlining which absolutely did happen to our grandparents and especially great grandparents.

    • @anjieadel4694
      @anjieadel4694 Před měsícem

      @@Stunt877African immigrants don’t get anything handed to them we’re able to succeed in the US cause we are determined if the country we came from were good then we would not need to leave we have bad leaders while in America you have everything my family started of with nothing in this country my parents each had two jobs they worked non stop to provide for us our third year in America we already had a newly built house we don’t get anything handed we work hard and we know where we came from while going to school here the black American were often disrespectful to teachers and hardly focused in class I didn’t let anything distract me cause I wanted to make my parents proud and become successful to help my family in my country

  • @ernestagwu7728
    @ernestagwu7728 Před rokem +6

    Me as an African immigrant watching with a 1 parent household and broke asf

    • @StopTheLiess
      @StopTheLiess Před 11 měsíci +2

      😂 😂 😂 these people clearly never been to Africa.

  • @briancannon3987
    @briancannon3987 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Ppl who grew up here take it for granted. This is the place to start your own business

  • @mr3rdrichard
    @mr3rdrichard Před měsícem +1

    Shame that white a white guy has to explain this to blk people

  • @FYahooo
    @FYahooo Před rokem +8

    By the way legal Slavery ended in Africa After it ended in America and the UK. Actually Slavery is still a business in some parts of Africa.

    • @samanth.
      @samanth. Před 11 měsíci

      True, still controlled by white man

    • @CrystalVanherpeen
      @CrystalVanherpeen Před 7 měsíci

      Which part I hope your country

    • @FYahooo
      @FYahooo Před 7 měsíci +1

      @@CrystalVanherpeen Sudan, the Middle East, Russia

  • @kinggee5605
    @kinggee5605 Před 8 měsíci +45

    The white guy had more sense than the rest of those clowns up there on that panel.

  • @Aceshooting
    @Aceshooting Před měsícem +1

    Believe it or not, Elon Musk is an African American. He was born in Africa and immigrated to America. I don’t make the rules.

  • @cherrystarfireishere8138
    @cherrystarfireishere8138 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Those africans immigrants are usually the cream of the crop. I know because I went to mostly black magnet school which was free but really hard to get in. A lot of those kids where very educated and had a very strong work ethic because they grew up privileged and also seen some of the worlds worst poverty. They're families back home where usually rich government officials or successful businessmen and sent them off to america to get educated. Out of desperation to not fail there families and not have the same fate as there lower classes, they work there asses off. They always tell me stories about how they lived in luxury and was highly respected. They also told me stories that just a few blocks away they'll see beggars, starvation, poor housing. It's like a constant reminder not to fail and keep there wealth by any means. Those kids had way more pressure on them because there families back home was relying on their success. The same can be said about a lot of asian immigrants as well. They were some the brightest kids i've ever seen.

  • @therealmaskriz5716
    @therealmaskriz5716 Před rokem +21

    Destiny says it isnt mindset bit then says its the family mindset😂😂😂😂

    • @Gooner5
      @Gooner5 Před rokem +5

      He’s still right. It’s only the mindset of the IMMIGRANTS. The whole of Africa didn’t just up and move to the US only the select few did. It’s wrong to compare the top % of Africans coming to the US to the whole black American population

    • @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865
      @somaliagainstpanafricanism4865 Před rokem

      Black Americans are still more successful than all of africa and caribbean. You can’t compare first world people to third worlders.

    • @vivek27789
      @vivek27789 Před rokem +11

      @@Gooner5 That's biggest cope ever.

    • @Stunt877
      @Stunt877 Před rokem +2

      @@vivek27789 It’s not a cope an immigrant in general will have more success and options in America than your average American. They get everything handed to them in America so they better succeed

    • @skrellb9659
      @skrellb9659 Před 10 měsíci +1

      ⁠​⁠​⁠@@Stunt877You and that other dude are such victims it’s astonishing. Being American born you have way more perks and privileges over the immigrants.

  • @AllJSeries
    @AllJSeries Před 8 měsíci +12

    African last name will get you hired

    • @CrystalVanherpeen
      @CrystalVanherpeen Před 7 měsíci

      While u choose to keep ur slave masters name

    • @BalinguiTrailer
      @BalinguiTrailer Před 6 měsíci +2

      😂 I know right

    • @KabemboKalembwe
      @KabemboKalembwe Před 5 měsíci

      ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@BalinguiTrailerIt’s almost refutable but I’ve gotta say my grandparents migrated to the US (Chicago specifically) in the mid 70s my father recalled a time when a Nigerian local was putting up residential properties for sale and my father had approached him (bare in mind my father is a US born citizen however is a seed of immigrant parents ) originally the guy looked inquired but the following day a white man in a formal attire asked for the name of the owner of the property … long story short the fool sold it the oppressor

  • @jordanhill5425
    @jordanhill5425 Před 3 měsíci +2

    plus most immigrants come over here with both parents in the house. A father and a mother are very important in a child's life.

  • @niabattiste7878
    @niabattiste7878 Před 2 měsíci +1

    But African Americans built this country pay us now

  • @bradyoung6663
    @bradyoung6663 Před rokem +24

    "Its not a mind set, they're just driven." Talk about double speak.

    • @axogablencet
      @axogablencet Před rokem +3

      The only people that are able to immigrate to the US are those that were able to overcome the material conditions necessary to do so. All of those that couldn't do that, obviously don't immigrate to the US. It's a self-selecting sample that's disproportionately exceptional people. Most people are not exceptional, by definition.
      Yet, a body of people that are normally distributed are being compared to a subset of exceptional people from a different group from another region. And when the normal distribution is out-performed, people accuse the normally distributed group of having an exceptionally poor "mindset".

    • @babyelephant3077
      @babyelephant3077 Před rokem

      It's a matter of perspective

    • @vivek27789
      @vivek27789 Před rokem

      @@axogablencet Ever heard about thousands of International scholarships which hundreds of American universities provide to under privileged Asian, African and South Students?... Bloody moron 🤦

  • @getemmoyong9755
    @getemmoyong9755 Před rokem +6

    The only difference is One wants to achieve success from Hardwork and one wants Success handed to them...

  • @user-yx6mz5rc2x
    @user-yx6mz5rc2x Před měsícem +2

    With that analogy, why is their homeland is shit????????

    • @user-yx6mz5rc2x
      @user-yx6mz5rc2x Před měsícem +1

      Help me understand that?

    • @theoneeternal9046
      @theoneeternal9046 Před měsícem +1

      ​@@user-yx6mz5rc2xA
      Why won't you stop whining about oppression. Help me understand that.

    • @Filmandstuffings
      @Filmandstuffings Před 13 dny

      ​@@user-yx6mz5rc2xthe same reason why every place in America with a majority black population looks like shit and no one wants to live there.
      When black people get into power they do not do what's best for the people they do what's best for themselves, the communities go downhill and the ones with the means to do so leave and flourish elsewhere.
      The top 10 black billionaires are mostly African with 4 of them being Nigerian, why are there not more black American billionaires considering all the help white people provide you guys?

    • @tysan2808
      @tysan2808 Před 12 dny

      The leaders..their leaders are the shit NOT the people. All the people need is a place to thrive. Universities go on strike cos their govt owes lectures so it takes 6yrs to complete a 3yrs course, the case is different here etc..Their leaders keep the countries in ruins to prevent peoples growth but when they move to a country that allows them grow, then the result is different. Also, they are very smart, skilled and committed

    • @Star_shine296
      @Star_shine296 Před 7 dny

      Cuz our resources get stolen lol

  • @EliHank
    @EliHank Před 4 měsíci +1

    Bro sounds exactly like Edward Norton

  • @seanmorrissey735
    @seanmorrissey735 Před rokem +39

    Right after he says mind set destiny goes into explaining driven...that's mindset. Dude just wants to argue

    • @JohnDoe-xf9ly
      @JohnDoe-xf9ly Před rokem +5

      Dude just thinks himself the smartest person in every debate. I have not once seen him agree on anything with anyone he debates.
      You telling me destiny never found one thing to agree with the persons he debates.
      Like you said he just loves to argue because he can not let someone else be right. In his mind he is right all the time

    • @vivek27789
      @vivek27789 Před rokem +1

      True... Very True 🤦

    • @thermologo3451
      @thermologo3451 Před rokem +2

      Why do girls without a father end up being strippers ? Is just the mindset ?

    • @Melanie-icywynterr1
      @Melanie-icywynterr1 Před rokem +4

      Mindset is who you are
      Driven is what you become
      It’s a difference silly

    • @deviantmoore9744
      @deviantmoore9744 Před 10 měsíci +2

      ​@@Melanie-icywynterr1 That makes absolutely zero sense, Melanie. Being driven is a direct result of your mindset.

  • @patrickdell6577
    @patrickdell6577 Před rokem +12

    So if he is right, why do we have so many successful African-Americans then. Tim Scott senator from South Carolina, his grandfater picked cotton from when he was a child, his mother was a single parent, yet Tim made it to the US Senate. There are many examples of this the other guy was right, its a mind set.

    • @uncannytheos2454
      @uncannytheos2454 Před rokem

      White people are the ones that are all in positions of power everywhere. They knows who they want an who they dont want to be the poster boy that is going to pretend to represent us african americans but what is it that these people you have named an are thinking of really doing for there people hm? What have they changed? Who have they helped other then themselves? There puppets. Its not even crazy to imagine that you white people are really this oblivious to whats going on or choose to turn a blind eye to the truth.

    • @uncannytheos2454
      @uncannytheos2454 Před rokem

      Also thats not something you can decide for us. Thats some sick slave owner mentality crap u white people constantly do when it involves us african americans

    • @francisikwueme1688
      @francisikwueme1688 Před 10 měsíci +1

      See Ben Carson also

    • @RexT3rra
      @RexT3rra Před 8 měsíci +1

      Right we way more known den any other ethic group.. musically athletically icon wise

    • @_VISION.
      @_VISION. Před 7 měsíci +3

      What percentage of the African American community is considered "successful" compared to other ethnic groups (white folks)? We're not talking about outliers lol this is such fallacious thinking

  • @chriswalsh6893
    @chriswalsh6893 Před měsícem +1

    That has to be one of the most ridiculous things I’ve heard Destiny say

  • @crazyxvatox562
    @crazyxvatox562 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Bruh acts like africa was a fucking 1st world country the whole time slavery and shit was going on. 😂

  • @saintjerry5363
    @saintjerry5363 Před rokem +14

    So an African immigrant who lived in a hut built with sticks has it going better than a African American dude in America? Press x to doubt

    • @Shannon627
      @Shannon627 Před rokem +14

      An African immigrant who lives in hut with sticks is not migrating to the US ONLY the most affluent and/or educated people in a country are able to make it here.

    • @calebgao6931
      @calebgao6931 Před rokem +13

      ​@@Shannon627 oh boy you have no idea how many of them are crossing the boarder

    • @calebgao6931
      @calebgao6931 Před rokem +6

      ​@@Shannon627 also this argument that the ones that are able to made it to the US are the top echelon in their home country doesn't disprove that they are still at the same starting line as African Americans if not a little bit behind due to cultural and language barrier.

    • @Shannon627
      @Shannon627 Před rokem +7

      @@calebgao6931 I was speaking about Africans who live on a different continent and you’re bringing up Mexicans who are hopping the border with ease 🙄

    • @calebgao6931
      @calebgao6931 Před rokem +8

      @@Shannon627 you think the ones that are crossing the Mexican border illegally are only Mexicans? You are so naive lol.