Threatened by Bandits in Haiti (beyond crazy)
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 24. 09. 2022
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Let me know your thoughts of the video and see you in the next one. Nick đ
@@Mika-lk4yd DO you know what his channel is based on, he does this for a living stay in your own lane bot
Hi Nick so what happened to you traveling to Donbas and Crimea to report the truth to the conflict , now skipped over to Haiti , Sorry Bro unsubscribed you lost me with your Propaganda in the Ukraine , I hope others wake up and stop lining your pockets
Why do you only go to those bad parts in Haiti? Haiti has much more beautiful areas that are safe the world never seen... why don't you do a documentary on that!!
Hi nick đ, say safe đ.
@@jewdollaz305 He tried actually. Couldn't make it through the rural parts.
Sean is like playing a role playing game on the absolute hardest settings, but with max charisma.
Hahaha love this comment
Sean is really one of a kind. So so wholesome and so skillful
He should probably have some God mode cheats handy though.
On point :D
Itâs amazing he can find time to smile, I sure you have gained much more respect for him I mean he could have switched up on you but he maid sure you where safe
I swear to god Sean is one in a million. Amazing guide.
Absolute heroic man
Both of these disinformation artists don't mention the fact about how racist Haiti is. They HATE the White man.
@@djthemixer facts lots of American gang bangers couldnât even comprehend this shit
@@IndigoTraveller i hope you paid him well he deserved it ! and you should offer to bring him to you're homeland and show him around :)
Can we donate something to Sean too?
Sean's words: "Anyone who feels it's not too good in your country. You know? They can send you here and then you'll know what hell is all about."
ask the Haitians about the Clontons and Haiti elections ... and why they are The Poorest country
@@ThatCatCameBack Haiti is only poor since the Clintons? Please. Read the history of Haiti to see how they made themselves poor.
@@evacason3017 it was France who did it
I will rather stay in Dominican Republic than live there lol we have nothing here too
Sean really has a shine in his eyes man, sucks to see someone like him stuck in a place like that
for real we gotta get that guy outa there
I guess we could say he was sent by god to bring light in a dark place...
Sean was a guide, driver, cultural broker and security guard. I hope he was compensated well.
I think so. But for Indigo Traveler, I know it's your occupation but that bravery you have boggles the mind.
from my understanding, these guys do it for free.
@@tobikanawacorrect! But they do typically get compensated in some form.
I think he helps people off camera a lot more than we think.
"it hurt me man."
Ouch. Sean's resiliance against a futile situation is both inspirational and heartbreaking. He clearly cares about his county and peopled.
that bit got me, i come from this background and my mom went through hell to get us where we are, but as i write this message from a safe country with easy accessibility to food it burns my soul that it can be the same for them but us as humans (mainly people of power) practically choose for it not to be. There's enough food to waste but apparently not enough to feed...people have so much money they can't comprehend spending, using countries like these for cheap labour and maximising profits whilst someones questioning if life's worth living if they don't eat by tuesday, the sad product of colonialism.
HaĂŻti is gangsters city
You got it 1000ÙȘ
Absolutely 20:00 nearly made me cry man
@@hwedenoten6354 Not all of it. Just can't get to the calm parts that they don't show.
To be half Haitian. I respect Sean so much. You are a true Haitian legend to protect an individual and showing our country.
You should team up with Sean for other projects. You guys work so well together.
What, and like fly him places from Haiti? That would get rather expensive, don't you think? đ
@@TheDude1980 of course someone from Ohio would respond with a dumb response like that.
@@chrissy0037seriously though, this guy is a guide for specifically Haiti, wtf would be the point of flying him around the world just because they âwork well togetherâ âïžđ€š
@@MIXII66 yes.
Man Sean is truly amazing. Made me emotional to see the pain in his eyes when he had to admit his own country was a failed state.
Scariest part about watching this is that there is a chance we could have possibly seen some of these gang members on TV in the donate to Haiti commercials back yearrsss ago. While I was living a completely different life, the same kids we saw way back years ago, are most of those kids still living here today have become a product of their enviroment in as there's not much of a choice to do so in order to survive and make a living for themselves. They were all subconsciously getting conditioned into becoming savages. And now we're able to see it through the point of view of a brave man who seems like hes ready to die for our knowledge and to bring awareness to certain places of the world no one will ever understand unless they actually live(d) through it. Big props to this channel
Has to be heart breaking to see your own nation in such a sad and desperate situation. To see your own people reduced to the levels we see here.
That was touching, you could see the sadness in his eyesđą
Failed State thanks to the monsters in the UN & the West .. France, US.
Its a failed state because the people in haiti are into voodoo and other satanic things. God is punishing the country because of that.
Facts
This Haiti series is the most intense of all your vlogs. Sean deserves a medal. That guy has literally saved your life on countless occasions. Big ups to Sean.
Sean needs to get paid ! The guy knows he could die anytime yet, he continues to drive the white press guy around. He's either crazy or, he wants change that badly.
@@JohnnygSawyer wait? Heâs not being paid?
@@flamingofan5411 I suppose that he is, no reason he would do that for free, also i think that's the way is earns his money normally
@@flamingofan5411 of course he would be getting paid.
@@luciferpunk2606 yes. I figured that to be the case. I was just responding to the comment that suggested he wasnât getting paid.
He is worth whatever the amount!
He is literally putting his life at risk by just driving this guy around.
He is very kind and brave
Sean being able to keep a upbeat positive attitude is incredible considering the loving conditions in Haiti. God bless himđą
This really is hard to watch. You wanna get people like Sean outta there but damn Haiti needs men like him.
I guess itâs hard for Americans because I live next to the border and many travel here to work but donât earn crap
This Haiti series got me absolutely hooked. Insane. Thank you for putting yourself at risk to make this crazy content. And Sean is a fucking legend.
Thank you and yes, Sean is the man!
Country without white people for about as long as the United States has been around.
@@respectdatruth7160 did you watch the video? The road was blocked to the nicer parts, they had to turn around.
@@IndigoTraveller when are coming to Jamaica?
I really don't think you could have found a better guide and partner than Sean. He just exudes this "I got it!" energy. You do a great job of scouting these kind of folks out. Sean is a real one.
Sean is the absolute best guide I've seen on your channel. He's informative, he's funny, he knows the situations you're in. If you're in a position to help this man, I would be so happy to see this man get out of Haiti, and have a chance for a decent and safe life.
hes needed there serving his community
Wow. Just wow. If you have a home, clean running water, a warm bed and a fridge full of food you are beyond blessed. Thank you Lord for all youâve given me. đđ»đđŒ May God have mercy on this country.
I know you mean well when you say that but it also shows your ignorance. When you say âthank you god for blessing me with clean water and foodâ youâre also saying(the opposite of your statement) ..âgod you didnât bless ALL the people of Haiti with clean water and foodâ..whatever âgodâ you worship doesnât âblessâ you and ânot blessâ others..so god blessed America but doesnât bless Haiti..?? The opposite of being blessedâŠis not being blessed. So be mindful when you say youâre âblessedâ youâre also implying someone else is not being âblessedâ. And what god would âblessâ a whole country of people with clean water and food and then doesnât âblessâ another country of innocent people?!!
It has nothing to do with whatever god you daydream about..this is about people being evil to other people.
@@zuluboy4056 God doesn't help animals cause they have no soul.
It so crazy how we take everything for granted. My dad always told me, you have a roof over your head, food to eat, dont worry about anything else. I always remember that. I can't understand why we, as a world, can't get that country running properly.
â@@zuluboy4056Haiti is cursed because the Hyshuns engage in the dark arts.
@@anonymous-ew6gh which god told you that or did he text it to you...? How do you know whoâs evil?? Do you have a evil person detector or something..?? How does it work?? you fucn weirdo đđ
Sean is more than a tour guide. I think you have made a friend for life. Incredibly fortunate to get out of those tricky situations. Extreme country is an understatement.
"It's always good to make friends everywhere you go. Come with good intention, you'll get out."
Basic yet extremely important. I hope for better days ahead for Sean. Incredible guide.
Yeah, that must have been Amy Biehl's problem when she went to South Africa. She must not have gone with "good intentions". Good thing people "burst out laughing in the public gallery of the Supreme Court" afterwards.
@@Monaleenian This planet is a dark place full of war, destruction and horror, but stop trying to make a negative out of every one trying to keep a positive mindset
Yess always Give Love â€ïžâ€ïžđ
@@MonaleenianYeah itâs true that sometimes good intentions canât save you but they do in most situations. IMO the best thing to do is just to completely avoid going to really poor areas of the world if your rich, unless your there to help people.
Sean was fantastic! Man, we have to get him outta there... Such a gem of a person
Sean knew the risks...deal with it!
he could have gotten himself out of there this is all B.S
Why would you want to remove an agent or change? If anything Haiti needs more Seanâs if it ever wants to improve
God bless and protect him!
I must have missed something. Was he not from there?
I went almost 13 years ago before the earthquake and being able to drive around from the capital to other cities was so easy! Now everything has changed so much and it makes me so sad to see my country like this. Truly heartbreaking
Having just the human connection is enough pain for me really, cant imagine having your connections... Just painful to watch. But important.
Then these Haitians voted in criminals?
"It hurt me man"
Felt the pain sean had in his eyes for his country. I hope your country recovers soon.
Scariest part about watching this is that there is a chance we could have possibly seen some of these gang members on TV in the donate to Haiti commercials. While I was living a completely different life, the same kids we saw way back years ago, are most of those kids still living here today have become a product of their enviroment in as there's not much of a choice to do so in order to survive and make a living for themselves. They were all subconsciously getting conditioned into becoming savages. And now we're able to see it through the point of view of a brave man who seems like hes ready to die for our knowledge and to bring awareness to certain places of the world no one will ever understand unless they actually live(d) through it. Big props to this channel
Not likely. But I feel ya
well said!
Not really he just have those watery eyes
Always the same problem. 100 people for every one job. Massive overpopulation in a small country. Population control should have been applied 50 years ago, but just like in Africa, NOTHING gets done about ANYTHING. Just corruption and ineptitude. Then they want to enter successful countries and bring their "cultural enrichment" with them.
Sean is something else. Unbelievable just how effortlessly he can navigate all the most unthinkable situations.
There's a lot said for being likeable in life
They have paid locals with guns driving behind them and backing them up in every situation for sure.
He needs a hidden camera to capture all the good stuff. Either glasses or one on the front of a belt.
Sean is literally incredible. I've not only never met a guide, but a dude so damn chill in the middle of chaos. This is the kind of man I'd want having my back in the middle of all of this.
He's a journalist, not a regular guide.
I know I wanna get him the fuck outta there = / not that he'd necesarily want that.
the guide is so damn chill because he is so damn high all the time, i guess
You live in hell long enough, it stops being scary.
@@TheChronosMarchyouâre just assuming everything like shut up
The chemistry that Sean and you are creating together is absolutely some of the best journalistic content I have ever seen. You should seriously consider going on the road together in the rest of the Americas, creating more high quality reports like this. This is surely Pulitzer Prize material! đ
Sjonkel Rolfsen the scenery of Haiti looks like the Congo or Sierra Leone.
you're right I totally ship them
A lot of people would be racist towards Sean in parts of South America depending on the area, unfortunately.
@@AlejandroCab98 Youâre right. Sad, but true.
@@AlejandroCab98 Like they are in this video against the docu maker, Nick?
We need to start a go fund me for Sean poor guys deserves so much more
I am Haitian American, This is the most captivating and real series on Haiti that I have ever seen. This docuseries really shows the corruption and the injustice that is happening to the people in Haiti versus as hearing it on the radio and not having a visual to connected tooâŠ.. It is so heartbreaking and so unfortunate that you could not visit the better part of the country. Thank you for really showing the raw in the real day-to-day of the majority Haitian population⊠and if there are ways to donate to Sean let us knowâŠ. I love his charisma and how he approach the people⊠we need a lot more of thatâŠ.Keep up the great workâŠ.
Thank you very much and yes, impossibly heartbreaking situation. I am working on something for Sean and will talk about it in an upcoming video. Thanks again
@@IndigoTraveller Great đ
I cant imagine how difficult thing must be, appreciative your comment to provide more insight. Iâve been in Honduras and Nicaragua right after they had torrential rains and floods and it reminds me a lot of how yâall are livin.
One question I have is about the Clinton Foundation and their âworkâ in Haiti. Our news in the US is corrupt. Worse than your government if you can believe that!
They tried to hide an obsuate the fact that they got millions in donations, and left you a bunch of shotty trailers, and some other rumors involve them taking orphans out of the country illegally.
Is this discussed much in Haiti? Are the people aware of this?
Seeing Sean get emotional made me very emotional. I felt how much he loves his country and how terribly frustrating it must be for him to see it in such a condition. Thanks for another incredible video.
When Sean said "that hurt me, man" ...I hurt for him. đ It is not lost on me that I am so incredibly privileged to be able to say this is unimaginable to me. I'm so sorry to be fellow humans who have to survive in this. đ
Who needs Netflix when you've got this - hands down the best vlogger out there, hard to take anyone else seriously now! Keep up the great work đȘ
i am Haitian and i really loved your content , i left Haiti more than 15 years ago , it was not that bad when i left . This really put tears on my eyes . i never taught my country would turn out that bad . i will share your videos . Some haitian want to ignore the realiity because it is too painfull . but we can't hide forever from reality . I am planning building something in my country but all my family is against it . i think they are right but if we don't do something who will . THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTENTS BE SAFE
It's definitely a very difficult situation/decision. On one side you want to support your home country, but on the other you might be getting back into a sinking ship...
I'm with you brother. I shed tears watching this. It hurts to see
Me too.. I love my country & this just breaks my heart. I pray for my mom & siblings everyday. đą
C'est la bonne attitude, ça ne sert à rien de s'en cacher
Haiti has ALWAYS BEEN THAT BAD you just now noticed!
I think this just might be the most captivating series you've done yet, thanks for bringing it to us Nick
Thank you. I can say that filming it is the most on edge I have ever felt in any other country I have visited.
Fully agree!
@@IndigoTraveller and you just got back from a war zone in Ukraine ⊠says a lot!
@@IndigoTraveller You have passed my folk's house...amongst all the rest of the mess
This is not a game or a Netflix series, people are suffering and dyeing while the entire world ignore it.
Sean is great. we all need a Sean in our lives. merci beaucoup Sean.
I was sent in 2004 by the army and the UN to try to pacify the gang wars there. I experienced unbelievable things. I even got shot in the hand by an ak... I had lost contact with my squad in a favela, I was carefully trying to head towards the starting point, in an alley I ran into a guy. mf was 6.5 tall or more, he had an AK in his hand and a row of ammunition around his neck, it looks like a scene from a movie... I fired two dispersal shots in his direction, there was nowhere to run, there was only one column to I could hide but the column only hid 40% of my body, he madly started shooting in my direction, in that moment I was sure I was going to die, a distance of 30 meters between me and him, while he was shooting I crouched down to reduce my area of impact and I fired 5 times in his direction. in the blink of an eye he disappeared, I never knew if I hit him or not, at the end of it all I realized that I had been shot in the hand, I didn't lose a finger, thanks god im alive, after that I took 2 months of vacation in miami and then I returned to my country (brazil); i have a VHC of the whole 8 months i spend there
VocĂȘ Ă© ainda com UN?
I had to work in Panama for a few weeks and paid my guard/driver $1000 for the 2 weeks and paid for all his meals and it was a million dollars to him. Their normal salary 30 to 40 a month. Him and his family were so kind to me they even invited me to their home for a traditional dinner. I felt safer with him than I did with military guard. He's a great guide like the one I had...pay that man greatly!
If you say so...(you gave $1K)
If you think so. (Hope he pays heavy)
@@Yiriyah what are you talking about?
@@Yiriyah I see you've never traveled out of the Country and never worked in a Country where you're safety depends on a guard/guide. My life is worth more than 1k but I'd say 1k for 10day is more than most Americans make in 2wks in 2015. You do know how Google works maybe you should study up on some geography and see what's it like in a foreign country.
How is Panama so poor? The GDP per capita is similar to China.
@@Overworlder7 it's still a very socialist country and because one side is ran by China and its has lots of gangs and like most socialist countries the people are very poor. I know I had several meetings by Pacifica Blvd and it mainly a very wealthy part with a Jewish diamond store and bank on every corner but go 3 blocks down to Boia St and its like definitely a central American 3rd world country. The mountain range is beautiful and given the chance depending security I will buy property there or Belize.
Sean is incredible. He deserves all the credit for sustaining your life and belongings during this trip.
for sure
Seems like he saved them both from getting everything stolen a bunch of times. The guy has a way with words. I doubt this series would have been possible without him.
Sean is an incredible man. Stay well sir. Thanks for the video
Sean seems like a hell of a guy. Every country needs more people like him.
You know that the country is probably filled with people like him. Unfortunately it only takes a few to completely make a mess of things. With no authority to regulate the few things go to shit real quick. With no government to inspire and set the direction for the majority than nothing will change. The smart, strong, wealthiest of people will move on to greener pastures.
Always the same problem. 100 people for every one job. Massive overpopulation in a small country. Population control should have been applied 50 years ago, but just like in Africa, NOTHING gets done about ANYTHING. Just corruption and ineptitude. Then they want to enter successful countries and bring their "cultural enrichment" with them.
@@gailwaters814 dude you're sounding like a freak
@@gailwaters814 You know the most effective way to control the population? Increasing standards of living so that parents don't have to have 20 kids to ensure their own survival. It has happened in every first world country on the planet. And before you insist on culling people, Mr. Clinton, you should be aware that every single one of those 3rd world countries STILL have enough natural resources to provide for their populations, they just don't. Corruption and ineptitude, yes; unsustainably populated, no.
@@gailwaters814 100 people for every job also just so happens to be the most efficient way for to force people into servitude. It exists in the US too! There is never enough jobs because it is disadvantageous for employers to not have a pool of desperate, and largely unskilled, laborers.
Sean is definitely your guardian angel. His ability to handle utter chaos and danger is epic.
Glad you are still safe.
For. This Haiti series would not be possible without a person streetsmart as Shawn. And he has a moral conscious which is always good.
@@MarioSanchez-wh1bp : Completely agree.
Sean was an amazing guide! Itâs people like him who should be in charge of a beautiful place like Haiti
Seanâs deserves nothing but the best
Wow⊠Seanâs love for his country is impressive, his disappointment in what is happening to his country is so apparent. The country needs people like Sean running itâŠ. Good luck to you all in Haiti
110% agree w this
Sadly Americans cannot hold public office there. Must bt born there to be president. Other offices require you to give up you American citizenship. I know, I was asked to run for mayor of a small town and looked into it.
your guide is an absolute MVP, he got you out of so many sketchy situations.
100%. I owe him my life.
Hope you decompressed well from all this
@@jahhe2611 he told them that he's media (showed them his card) and they let them go.
@@MrDzala yeah i figured! thanks
@@IndigoTraveller you need to be smarter though. He should be wearing something to hide his face now the gangs or corrupt police can go after him.
I don't think I've commented on a youtube vid in years as I got tired of the BS. But the fact that every comment below is pure admiration and respect for Sean, I thought I'd echo the same. It is like the dude could unite the internet. What an absolute legend. The kind of person who can singlehandedly reaffirm your faith in humans.
Sean is the most incredible man, as are you for going out and telling the stories of these people. Absolutely incredible. My heart goes out to these people. It's so sad to see how the corruption is causing hell on earth.
My family is from Haiti and seeing Sean get emotional talking about his country really choked me up. All the best to Sean. He was an absolutely amazing guide.
Me too my family lives in haiti
Itâs crazy how much he puts effort into his content risking his own life to make the best possible content for his viewers, your guide Sean is also amazing the knowledge he has is impressive, wishing you the best on your journey â€ïžâ€ïž
Thank you very much, Carl.
Agreed.
I wouldnât go to this shithole even for a million.
@@Bone_Thug there are No words for your lack of ignorance.
@@Bone_Thug go away troll.
I was there for three days in 2017. Port-au-Prince was complete disaster, however I did manage to sleep in the bushes outside the airport safely and walk around the airport side of town. I tried walking north east and hitching rides, managed to get 2-3 on mini buses then an English speaking local that I talked to and passed picked me up and said stay at his as it was getting late evening. We went to some shanty backstreets and got some food. I went back out at night and had some beers and the guy I was with was introducing me to everyone. It got quite overwhelming. The next day he talked to a bus driver and I managed to get a free ride to cap-haitien via the same route you went. I then took some photos of people jumping into the polluted river from the bridge. After that I went straight to border by minibus to get out of there as it felt dodgy AF. The border closed at 9pm and I had to wait until the next day to get out, loads of locals crossing border and climbing over closed gates. That was all before the kidnappings started...very dicey place indeed!!!
This is like watching a nightmare.
Yea... A fucking hellhole. Even in Florida Haitians are the 'bottom' of the ladder in the Carribean hierarchy.
As a child that grew up in Haiti, Iâm thankful for Shawn and you showing the truth of Port Au Prince. I know that Haiti is a beautiful country, but it is beautiful for those who can afford it. This is the side of Port Au Prince and Haiti that many are in denial of.
Where do you live now and how did you get there?
Yes, specially hatian so who live in the states.
@@dilaisy_loone2846 what have Haitians been doing the last 200yrs? Singapore and UAE have only been around for 50yrs yet they're so highly advanced.
@@pietrojenkins6901 UAE has oil that just spills out of the ground and Singapore has the only viable ocean trade route in that part of the world. What does Haiti have? The comparisons you made make no sense.
@@georgehill3087 Haiti could have tourism and agriculture, and fishing. There are poor communities all over the world but they function. Its always corruption that destroys societies.
sean is such a gem. he deserves a huge reward for being such an amazing local guide for you.
Dear Nick, thank you for your incredible work. Yuu really deserve many more subscribers, even if your content is sometimes pretty hard to face. Sean is also lovely, it breaks my heart to see such nice people in awful conditions.
Very much respect to Sean/ Shaun. You were very fortunate to have such a good guide/ gentleman. Also well done to you for going there and doing a really interesting video. Splendid!
Iâm Haitian. I really appreciate what you doing. Thank you! â€
King, is there any Airfreight company in Haiti you know of?I need to ship out some goods from Haiti.
@@trestresor4589 The only thing you can ship from there: garbage and flat tires
@@mklik4 nonsense, mining companies are shipping out natural resources from haiti
So Trump was right
I was sent to Haiti soon after the earthquake in 2010 on a humanitarian mission. The things people do to one another is beyond description when they face death or survival.
Your man Sean is an incredible human, Iâm grateful there are still humans so personable out there. Send him lots of love, heâs an inspiration. I pray for him, humanity needs men like him.
Is there a way we can send Sean money or any way to help him out?
I hope Sean is well taken care of if not enough, more! He seemed to be so friendly just caught up with all the problems going in this country. I feel bad for him and all people in Haiti. đđđ
Thank you for the experience! keep going. Stay safe and go on next year after a great pause. Respect man!
After 63 years on this planet, I just don't understand how some people own multiple homes, cars, eat $500 dinners and others have to scrounge and work all day to be able to afford a $3 meal. Our disposition in life is so influenced by the circumstances surrounding where we are born. Nick thanks for risking your life to show us Haita, and Sean for helping to keep you safe.
there may be some outside circumstances that led to this, but ultimately this is a mess that they themselves have created.
shouldn't have kicked out all french the colonizers, they were the only ones who knew how to run the country
â@@marusdod3685 so what the hell are you trying to say? please elaborate
I don't like to speak for others but if I had to guess, he means that the colonizers had a game plan to make Haiti work despite how fked up they where, but when they left all that was left was a bunch of former slaves who rightly earned there freedom but had no idea how to make a proper civilization work, if they had won a revolution and instead kept the framework then at the very least they would have had a functioning society that could have worked and they could have slowly inherited and phased out the colonial mentality as other former colonies did....education was the deciding factor and they unknowingly threw it away because of how bad they wanted to make that country thiers alone....don't blame em but it's the sad truth it seems
"Our disposition in life is so influenced by the circumstances surrounding where we are born."
Genetics also plays an even larger role.
@@marusdod3685 yah they killed them all and now are killing eachother
This series on Haiti is riveting to say the least. Sean is special as a guide and a human being. Great Journalism guys!!!!
Thank you mate!
I love Haiti and their people deserve better. We will never forget as Greeks that Haiti was the first country who recognised us as a free country. Huge respect and much love my brothers.
Nick and Sean are a brilliant pair of eyes to see this country. I feel privileged for having watched this video. Seans makes for the perfect foil to the chaotic/volatile place.
You have opened my eyes. You are one of the only real journalists left in this world. I am absolutely stunned.
Indigo Traveler truly deserves a hell lot more recognition
With content like this heâs going to keep blowing up
@@davyroger3773 no hes going to die
INDEED.
30:10 "We are in a failed state my friend".
Man, I had NO IDEA how bad it is there. Absolute hell. I feel so bad for everyone there. Man đ„
I was praying you'd be safe in this video. Beautiful family and beautiful guide.
Sean and you are the best collab ever. I noticed out of everyone he has worked with, he has worked with you best. The chemisty is fantastic, the understanding and similar communication. Such a well done video with so much to learn. Addicting channel! Great work to both, need to collab with Sean again!!!
Again Nick, thank you for showing us Haiti. Also, we, your viewers are so glad you are ok.
Thank you, Claudia!
These people are so dumb and disgusting, it's really hard to watch...
This is not all of Haiti. There are slums all over the world.
@@sophiajeanmary1420 not as bad as this one
@@marusdod3685 your answer is based off of what?
Haiti is one of the series that hooked me the most. Not because of the brutality, but the honesty and energy that ive felt watching you and sean. You both are amazing! As a viewer it would be nice if there was a donation link to pay respect to sean. Greetings from germany
Agreed đŻ
Seanâs patreon is in the description
@@Jep_productions yeah there was no patreon account for sean when i wrote this comment. Glad he made one, so i instantly subscribed. Thanks for pointing it out
His guide is such a nice guy. Respect.
Absolutely incredible! Great video, thanks! And please be very careful!
This content is next level, he deserves a Pulitzer prize or something, he's on the same level as Vice or most news outlets field reporting.
Thank you, Brian. too kind :)
Maybe vice 4-5 years ago, calling someone similar to vice today is an insult
much better than vice. what he shows is more balanced and he also tries to give the context of the situation
Vice? Absolute garbage. Show this guy some respect, he's just showing reality. He's not trying to show content that suits his preferred narrative based on political religiosity, like Vice is famous for. Vice is corporatized hot trash and absolute low tier compared to this Kiwi allstar.
No Vice doesn't deserve to be mentioned along with Indigo they are dishonest and educate yourself and do some research into the journalist the Pulitzer prize is name for and the kind of journalism he created, it's the lowest form.
Sean grows on you so fast... what a absolute LEGEND of a human. God bless you all
Amazing video series in Haiti Nick, big kuddos on making this.
Cheers to your guide Sean, what a smart guy to be able to function in there stressful circumstances.
Be safe out there!
Thanks guys, appreciate the love â€ïž
Just wanted to say thank you so much for making these videos .... For showing how things really are, for showing the good in people despite all their sufferings, just thank you for doing this
"we are in a failed state my friend" gave me goosebumps⊠your work is simply amazing.
Sean is a gem of a human being that this planet needs
Its people like Sean who should be running this country.What an absolute hero of a man.
this is so educational...thank god there are people like Sean
What Sean is saying is that Haiti is a country of total lawlessness. Thank you Nick for taking us to Haiti. It's a true eye opener to actually see how these poor people (the Civilians) have to survive dad by day. And we in the US take it for granted what luxuries we have, even if its just a safe place to lay your head at night and wake up in the morning knowing you are safe for another day. You know what I mean.
This is basically how it is throughout the world. The darker the area, the more lawlessness. White people created the rule of law and high trust society.
I do hope Sean is financially compensated greatly, without him there is no haiti vlogs.
The way he dodges all the comments mentioning compensation makes me think otherwise
I'm so glad your video's are back. The content is 10/10. Stay safe as always.
23:28 it hurt me man....
Sean your local guide and reporter is absolutely amazing!
Best series on CZcams right now. Sean is incredible. He acts in such a calm manner.
Hero he is!
rips the honesty right out out people. amazing creature
To know that people like Sean exist, even in these sureal conditions, gives me hope.
This is a thriller drama episode. Well done for getting through it. Amazing video. Keep it up.
Sean is an amazing person, wish I could meet him, blessing to you brother. Great vid, thanks for this footage Indigo, hell on đ
Sean is an example what respectful assertiveness will get you in this world. Take notes for any of you who are passive or aggressive in these situations.
Well said brother
Could really tell in your face for the first time the fear of travelling through Haiti. Incredible footage. You need to get this series submitted to a few film festivals, even more people need to see this footage. Incredible storytelling.
Yeah I could picture this on vice or another smaller media corp
Nick, You are a hardened man. I hold in my heart that you will not suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, when you are a little older. You have my upmost respect, and for what you and your charities do. Thank you for telling their stories, and for sharing.
he wont hes only seeing not feeling the stabs & he can escape
You shoulda brought Sean back to Nz with you! He'd love it here!
Iâm am fascinated by this series. It really makes me feel like Iâve already won the lottery the fact I was born in the U.K. we really have nothing to moan about in comparison to the suffering that the Haitian people go through on a daily basis.
Please stay safe Nick!!! Looking forward to your next video
you had Liz. but i see what you mean ;)
You wont have to go far to feel the seem menace,i lived in Naples,Italy for a while,there is a town on the outskirts called castellemare ,i got stopped by police a few times on my motorbike and told to remove my helmet "if you are gonna ride round here" because only "hitmen" ride with helmets on .....đŹ
I hope you paid Sean well, he is an amazing guide and he managed to keep you safe! Thanks to you both for this content đđœ
Sean saying "It hurt me man..." after the road block really hit me in the core.
He's such a good guide and seems to have seen it all, but there have been multiple times that even he's been surprised at the desperation, like the toilet going straight into the ocean.
Great content Nick. Very embarrassing to see people saying the content is fake. Keep up the good work and stay safe
What a gift to humanity Sean is, he's so friendly and genuine. What a shame it is that such a beautiful country has such horrors happening in it.
Agree.
created by their own leader, people need to realize that more often.
@@casecold1864 not really, France and the US is the reasonâŠ
@@casecold1864 you shouldnât speak On things you have no knowledge about. Those are links on why Haiti is in this situationâŠitâs not ok to just be talking out your ass
Haiti happens for a reason its not magic it turned out like this look at the clinton foundation they raped haiti blind in the 90s and the haitian people allowed this to happen and are still working towards more chaos
Your videos are quickly catalyzing an entire perspective shift inside my brain on how I view the world. After tens of thousands of hours mindlessly watching CZcams, I think I've finally stumbled across something that makes all those wasted hours worth it, as they led me here. You're changing peoples' lives, thank you.
You got some balls of steal on ya I tell you that. I would be paranoid as fuck out there. But I respect that you have because it needs to be seen by outsiders. Total different world out there. Excellent content mate. Keep it up.
Sean is a fantastic guide, and the chemestry that you both had made this video unique. On the other hand It is terrible the living conditions in Haity, hopefully that change in the future