Please don’t let the government of Jamaica know this location…. Or else they will come and take it over….. and give it to private companies to make money.
@@Gro-485 I think you’ve missed the point., knowing the place and seeing how the young people are doing positive things., that’s when they step in and take over., because they see the potential of doing the same things so they destroy what the young people built etc….
Many people in Jamaica have been longing to repatriate to Africa but moving to Africa is not a necessity. We as Africana can live anywhere in the world and still live like Africans. The World is a Global Village. Let us become strong and positive Africans anywhere we are in the world. Let our African influence be felt all over the world.❤❤❤
As a Jamaican, I want to say that we use the WODDEN MORTAR in Jamaica as well, Our parents, grandparents and great grandparents use the MORTAR to pound the Cassava for making Bammie, for pounding black pepper seeds into - black pepper, for pounding Coffee Beans into Coffee powder. I just want to confirm that we do have this MORTAR TOOL in different parts of JAMAICA which is commonly used by older Jamaicans (especially, in the rural parts of Jamaica) We have been using this for hundreds of years since our African Jamaican ancestors have existed in Jamaica and have passed down this practice for generations to make and use WODDEN MORTAR to pound food into powdered form. When I was growing up in Jamaica, The older Jamaicans such as my parents, grandparents and great grandparents also use to have YAABBA BOWLS and the Calabash bowls and Vases 🇯🇲 🇨🇦
Jamaicans anybody from the Caribbean are direct descendants of Africa. It doesn't surprise me how well Africans and Jamaicans cook similar foods. Fufu is nothing more than a cassava flour that is a little softer than dumpling dumpling or dents flour dough Brent and they're really good it actually sometimes taste like meat in the stew. You don't even need me when you eat dumpling from Jamaica
I love this video it ain't nothing but a party and a feast I'm 79 years old and I'm enjoying the whole video with everything and laughing too❤❤😂 love peace and soul have fun
WadeMaya cannot say he ate anything gross in Jamaica. Jamaica is the only island where people don't eat animals that are scavengers and called it delicacy.
I love this look Colaz, who would tell us that in the future of history that one day our ancestors would see their slave babies come together and celebrate togetherness with our brothers and sisters from Kenya 🇰🇪, Guyana, 🇬🇾 in the mids of Jamaicans 🇯🇲. God almighty whom is of the earth and of the universe is smiling because we are one sharing one togetherness.
It is very good to see these young people from the mother land Africa in our little country, Jamaica. I love you guys, and I love Colaz TV. God's richest blessings be upon you all.
Bless up, joyous beautiful family, Kings and Queens. To watch, to see, what a pleasure Africa Jamdown get together, eating as one, playing in the garden of Eden, as true bros and sisters should. The way it should be, real boomblast. Give ANHKs, blessings and praises.
Coolaz and Wodemeyer on 🔥. Coolaz please watch your weight. I have watch you put on lots of pounds in the last year. Don't wan't you to get sick. Please you and the team take care of yourselves. Eat right, exercise, get rest and ensure you all get yearly medical checkups. One love.
It’s a blessing for other nations will want to come to Jamaica 🇯🇲 because Jamaica set the trend throughout the world 🌎 Jamaica’s GREATNESS will draw crowds because this is where it’s happening, especially in Portland ⭐️ Africa the mother land has to come to Jamaica to receive the ultimate blessing, yes they have to collaborate hence the many African visitors 🥰 COLAZ Smith Tv and other Jamaican Chanel’s must stand out in the entire world and with no doubt are The Best and many bloggers across the world affi reach Yaad 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 Jamaicans are extremely hospitable and this island is the jewel in the isles and a cut above the rest 🥰 This is the truth and I ain’t fraid to seh soh ♥️Who know truth, speak truth 👍🏽 Happy belated birthday ⭐️Wode Maya may you have had a wonderful Bornday amongst our Kings and Queens on this channel God bless, protect, guide and protect you, in all your ways and days 🙏🏽
Blessings Colaz and the Team blessings WODE MAYA big up your self welcome to Jamaica 🇯🇲 the food turn up guys turn up delicious enjoy enjoy I love the creativity the unity just look at the love well done guys well done EEH SAH TEK Yuh Time 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍👍👍👍
I feel so honored to see these African RU-vidrs coming to my country jamaica to experience colaz cooking & the epic adventure.big up to colaz & his guest also the amazing team.
😢We knew about yabba from we were small. They have the water pitchers that they keep in the kitchen with drinking water and the yabba pots that they cook in.
Man I am Enjoying this video!!! Down to the bare foot vibes!!! I love it! !❤. Two cultures Enjoying food, community integration one Love!!! Its a Beautiful Thing!!!. Now if only we could get the Rest of the world into this One Love Unity umbrella!!!❤
I so love the video with my Jamaican and African Brothers and sisters enjoy Jamaica, the food, nature and everything. Dee Mwango should be there. Respect and nuff blessings to all. 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇺🇸
WOW. Wow. This was awesome. I laugh so much. It's was such a great team colab if not for the accent you would not know everybody was not from Jamaica. Thanks for sharing.
Socks big up u self u get the Certificate one chicken boss miss little hats off to you for teaching socks colaz nuff respect to you Wode Maya happy happy birthday to you blessings goes out to your team big u wife same way blessings goes out to allso to your team colaz love an love alone
Green plantain, banana or Cassava can be used for cooking dumpings. I grew eating it from my grandma in Jamaica. I remember the Yoba pot otherwise called three foot pot over 50 years ago. As a child I was fascinated by it. My grandma used a few African words such as; quashie, duckoono, quacoo, howdie and himba which is a wild yam. There were lots of words that I don't hear anymore in Jamaica ❤
Poto poto : In Jamaica when we say something look poto-poto it's exactly how Wode Maya explained it. Which is crazy heart warming to me ... We Jamaicans and our African influenced tongue ❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️🇰🇪 🇧🇴
