Q&A || Answering my subscriber’s questions + nothing was off limits || living in South Africa
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- čas přidán 5. 06. 2024
- Finally the video is up where iI got to mower your burning questions you had for me. Enjoy the video and comment your thoughts
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Tay 🤎
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Our food might be a little different than what you're used to back home. It's not uncommon to hear Americans here say they miss the flavors they get in the States. That's probably because American taste buds are all about those bold familiar flavors, you know, the ones you find in fast food, Italian joints, Mexican places and Chinese takeout. Our SA food uses a whole different spice rack with unique herbs and ingredients that create a whole new flavor party in your mouth. It might seem weird at first but trust me your taste buds can adjust. Just keep giving it a try and you might be surprised how much you start to love our SA flavors. Keep up the awesome content! ❤😊👍🏼
Very true! That’s what I would call American food - boldy flavored. But I do have some favorite things here
It's so sad to hear that your family werent supportive of you moving to SA and I am glad that the videos convinced them otherwise. I don't know if you know Mansa mayne but he was also shocked at how SA tastes better than the ultra processed foods in the US. I also appreciate your honesty in everything you didn't like and please stay warm this winter.
Sometimes people fear the unknown, luckily I’m not one of them (: but it’s nice to know many have changed their perspective on SA.
And we are (or at least trying 😅) / stay warm as well!
Yeah we have a sugar problem in SA, so the government in the late 90s or early 2000's imposed a sugar tax that's why you find some products from the US like certain cereals are super expensive its because of the sugar contained in them, so i guess some companies found a way to get around that by adding aspartame which is also not good. I think generally, being able to make your own treats and foods from scratch is always a good idea no matter where you are in the world, these big corporations and businesses are in business to make money and not get people healthy, which is a shame.
I remember looking at something talking about this.
I’ve been interested in baking my own treats but I need the supplies
Great idea to try DJing especialy Afro tech. Just listen to Dj Black Coffee and Dj Shimza for inspiration
Not my style of music I want to DJ but I do love Black Coffee
Heavy on the.. I dont want to and dont have to! That's right sis!
Tayllor South Africa loves you so much with your family.
And I love SA right back ! Thank you for such kind words
Hi Tayllor, thank you so much for sharing parts of your life with us. I really enjoy your videos and your personality. keep em coming💞
Thank you for watchinggg 🫶🏾
Again great info Tayllor. Im actually residing close to you. I'm in the Northriding area. I cant see myself going back to work in the American health care sector. My 11 year old child loves her South African school.
I love that! There’s some really good schools in the area
I love your content because it is always different, real and none pretentious.
Thank you! I actually really appreciate you saying that because I try to keep my stuff authentic and true to me.
I've been to America a couple of times and other places around the world . My personal opinion S.A is the best place in the world, the quality of food + people + energy.
I really do love it here.
To answer ur questions about how we feel about the results. For me in short, it’s good 👍🏾 this country isn’t a one party country it’s a diverse country that needs to be governed by all.
This is something most countries need to implement!
You deserve a Sub 😊👍🏾
I really appreciate your honesty 😊
Great vid sis 🧡
This was such an informative video! My hubby retires from the military in 3.5 years 🎉! Thank you for such amazing content❤
Congratulations to him, he’s almost there!!! Thank you for watching 🫶🏾
I love your channel. I always make sure I watch every time you post😂. Would you mind teaching us about the black American culture,like the food you were eating while living there everything😊. Thanks
That’s actually a good idea! I’ll try to figure out how I can but that would be fun
The overt differences in socialisation between AAs and South Africans lies in the fact that AAs are the minority in the US and do not control both the politics or the economy of that country. This means that life for African Americans is a constant struggle for recognition and inclusion. In Soth Africa, black South Africans control the politics of the country and make up the majority of the population. They are therefore able to set the political agenda inorder to develop themselves and force economic inclusion for black people without the need to be assisted by white liberals. Its only our parents who could truly understand the constant sense of alienation that AAs endure everyday because they went through the same thing. Political power in SA has allowed black people to develop the second largest black middle in the world, seond to the US. This has taken only 30 years.
Very true. How things would be different in America if Black Americans really had power and the ability to change the system to work with us instead of against.
You are so on point on the quality of food. The forced AGOA agreement has destroyed our agricultural sector . Fruit and Vegetables used to taste great. Now we have seedless produce.
The ground meat is suspect unless bought at Halal butcheries.
Toothpaste, we buy the none fluoride ones from wellness pharmacies or Dischem
We used to have Macadamia purified water but the business moved away from where we live. It is called Kusini Water.
So much unhealthy things have snuck in since 2015 or so it is scary.
We are not big on snacks and fast food. That I still admire about us as South Africans. We mostly prefer fresh whole foods and home cooked meals.
I now appreciate that we have a choice of eating healthier, I took it for granted. The privilege is getting highlighted as I learn how expensive other countries can be.
Wow thank you for this information. I’ve gotten into eating mainly halal meats and I’ve got to say I truly love it. We didn’t have that option in mainstream stores in the states.
And yes, the cost of good quality food compared to the States is soooo affordable. I really do love that because you would have to nearly go broke to buy high quality fruits and veggies back home.
Tayllor its wintertime now and I hope you guys will cope just as well until Sep..
Listen I was truly SHOCKED at how cold it has gotten lol. But we are coping!
I think you guys are making way too much of the South African winter. Not sure if you have been to the States but it can get unbearably cold in the States during winter. Besides, South African winter only lasts 3 months which is nothing compared to what Taylor is used to.
Tayllor Chanise, I love your channel. I’m very happy for you & your family making the move so young. This is a very wise choice and a great choice for the safety & development for your children. I’ve been to SA and plan to return soon. I hope to meet up with you for lunch or brunch whenever I return. Yes, stay far away from that aspartame it is a known carcinogen. I’m surprised this is allowed in SA, this junk is NOT allowed in UK. Government always targeting Africans & African Americans trying to kill us or use us in a study that we never gave consent. To my SA family, research the Tuskegee Syphilis Study.
Yes ! I always think about the Tuskegee Syphilis Study when I think about how wrong a government can do it people
The law requires that cars with kids must have car seats but it's South Africa (cold drink).
I’m screaming 💀
I would never risk my kid's life like that. Kid's seat is a must.
@@Seeta_sa_gauta I’m saying! Not my babies
Thank you for your videos they are alway so fun to watch. My family have been looking into moving to Johannesburg but while looking at the visa options it seems like none of them would work for us. Any advice
You can always keep your eye on the visas because country’s add new ones all the time. Also if you just want to leave America, my advice is to find another country that you qualify for. Check Costa Rica, Ghana, Portugal, Panama, etc
Migrated to Ireland 3 months back,soon as I got there I missed home and I knew i was gone be back soon... I can't never ever move anywhere else...you gone miss home too
No lol
How can you say she is going miss home when they have relocated to SA and have been looking forward to the move from the time they were in the US. Besides its SA is not like Ireland.
@@reantai7101True. You can't compare Ireland and SA in terms of accommodating blacks and overall quality of life and sense of identity and belonging for a black person. SA is the best black country in the world.
You've answered all the questions I had in my head. Lol. Thanks. I use to live in SA in 2010. Loved it there. I have many friends still there
South Africa is the best black run country in the world by a country mile. This os despite our lousy government. If we get the administration of the country right we can be in the top ten global economies within ten years.
Come onnnnn. Sis!! Say that! Stand with the people! Both WTH are we choosing?? They're both FULL OF CRAP
WE NEED NEW CHOICES !
@@TayllorChanise ABSOLUTELY! im over it! 😒
Why don't you guys try applying for radio jobs maybe yfm,5fm or highveld it will help your expose your dj career
We can’t and we also don’t want to be on the radio
I think the seatbelt issue with children just boils down to affordability in most situations. It just isn’t feasible in Africa, at the moment, to expect everyone to have seatbelts for children in vehicles…..
Why do you guys always come with your boyfriends and husbands mara? Sifuna ukuni mithisa phela
That’s all you know 🚮 sies
Drop the attitude please
No I’ll keep it (:
@@TayllorChanise 😂 I don’t understand why Darry is bothered, coz you have a beautiful attitude 😂