HOW TO | BANTU KNOTS TUTORIAL 

@Teaira Walker U too , you’re saving us with this gorgeous video 🎀

Tee so we don’t download your videos anymore 😫😫😫

@@717y37y thank you

I really love your videos ❤ greetings from Germany😘

I enjoyed this tutorial and I definitely wanna try it! Stay safe too boo.

this is true, but they are a look, so bold

Man I never forgave my mother for making me go to school with them in😭

Dang I didn't even know this

Yeh when everyone saw it on riri at the vma’s , Idk what year it was everyone wanted to try it after that.

Teaira Walker i remember when I went to work back in 2014 with my big chop , I thought it was sexy and edgy , everyone kept asking me was I sick Because I shaved my head Smh , once my hair grew out I loved the way Bantu knots looked on me but I always asked myself “why can’t this be a style “😫, It wasn’t popular then so I scared to do it .. so glad this style is poppin

lol I learned that the first time, but the second time I did them, I had to do them looser

Factssss lol like what is sleep lol

Teaira Walker lol... I never learned my lesson, now I’m too scared to do them again

Giselle Springer no sleep! 😂😂

Yes Chiney Bumps🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

Yep in Ja that’s what it is called.

Yes man!!!! My mom used to wash my hair Sunday, chiney bump it and loose them out for school Monday. The curl was siiiiiiiiiick😭🔥🔥🔥

Chiney bumps 🇯🇲🇯🇲

I remember my mom did this to my hair in elementary and I felt so embarrassed I skipped school that day ! Smh

REALJANET1 Vlogs she inspired me to start my own as well, I love her!!

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Janee XO 😘

You look like you got it to me 🤷🏾‍♀️🤗😘🧡

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Don’t say that Sis! You got it! & I subscribed to you.

Delete that thought. We all have it, just in different levels. Even if you was joking. Only speak positivity. Not trying to come off rude. If I am I apologize.

Fr lol

Yes I think it's Chiney bump

@@marcusluie4336 lol yup. Chiney bump

thank you!!

Aries nah Stephanie isn’t black, so she knows the times we live in. This is the absolute worse time to attempt that. Y’all are the people that set people up to be dragged then laugh or complain of black fishing. Smh.

1hanamai thank you. Stephanie was honest and aware!!

Aries oh my, here comes Aries the white woman defender at large. you assumed a lot about her having a black husband. A lot black men assume African Americans don’t like people appropriating culture bc we’re jealous. No. Stealing culture is disrespectful and she understood that. Great job making about yourself. You really showed us.

These are not dreads or anything so if you want to try, do as you please girl. Hairstyles are just hairstyles!

@@blvckbulma8586 I completely see where you are coming from and agree with your point. My husband is black yes, and I would neeever try to wear black owned styles because it is culture appropriation, I disagree with anyone who says I can try any sort of style, lol I know exactly how that would pan out, I think I'm more sensitive to culture and I have more of an understanding than your average white girl, I have always been that way it's not because I'm with a black man, its simply because I have a deep understanding and learn about other cultures, I hear and see how black people are treated, how corrupt the justice system is against them, I could go on. And best believe I will be teaching my kids about these things as well. I was trying to find words to help people understand, not just whites but anyone who tries to adopt black trends/features without knowing how it makes black people feel, this article is perfect. "I think everyone is obsessed with black culture and the perks of being black-full lips, more curves, etc.-but they aren’t equally obsessed with finding solutions for the issues that befall black people," influencer and writer Spicy Mayo tells Glamour. "People and companies have created brands, careers, and campaigns from the black woman’s aesthetic and black culture. I don’t think white women singularly are obsessed with the Black aesthetic, I think the world is generally obsessed because black people really are tastemakers. I just wish they were equally intrigued with fighting housing discrimination, mass incarceration, food deserts, poverty, and job creation."

Kayla Eubanks Lol

yessss, thank you!!

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thank you so much!

thank you

@@TeairaWalker You're welcome. One of my favorites of you. Stay well. ❤

lol thanksss

Beat By Bri Ugh right it’s so cute but I wouldn’t be able to lay my head down

thank you!!

yes you should!!

its a friends song, soon to be released, and thanks

@@TeairaWalker okay, thanks boo let them know its 🔥

thank you so much

thank you!!

Faith Shepherd they’re so fitting on her 💕 I love these.

Ashley Renee she has me wanting to try these

thank you!

yessss

thanks alot

thank you soooo much

@@TeairaWalker your welcome you look so pretty plus keep inspiring women all over it helps during this quarantine

thank you

Sasha Smith I love these! 💕

thankss, you should!

Essybaby J there’s no tribe called Bantu. There are Bantu languages spoken by the many different ethnic groups (“tribes”) in Sub-Saharan Africa. Bc of this, as a collective, we are sometimes referred to as Bantu peoples, but only bc our 500+ distinct languages are under the Bantu umbrella. The word was coined by colonizers (who were also linguists) looking for a way to classify the languages that Sub-Saharan Africans speak.

When we talk about bantu on Africa it's (DRC CONGO, CONGO, ANGOLA, GABON AND I WILL FORGET OTHER COUNTRY.. Sorry for my English I Come from DRC Congo 🇨🇩

Bantu is group of Niger-Congo languages spoken in central and southern Africa, including Swahili, Xhosa, and Zulu. In Xhosa and Zulu the word means "people"

It's pronounced "Bar-ntu

It is not a tribe, its an entire Ethnic group that are descendant of Bantu and speak Bantu languages so that would be several tribes and not one. The Bantu people are Native to East and Southern Africa, for reference, modern day Kenyans, Ugandans, Congolose, Tanzanians, Malawians, Zambians, Mozambicans, South Africans, Angolans, Basotho from Lesotho, the Swazi and Zimbabweans.