MY FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 

Yes DR has it all and first European settlement in America the continent

It Dr has it all then why you move to Jersey😂

@@DionsTravels me trajeron mis padres pero te aseguro que mi calidad de vida en RD era muy superior a USA donde la gente cree los dolares llueven.

@@DionsTravels oh sorry about my spanish. My parents. Brought me to USA but my level of life was better in DR than here where many People think the money fall from the sky.

@@DionsTravels i think you have some kind of envy about my country. You sound jelous.

Thank you my friend subscribe for more dr videos all thru January !!!

There is a lot of room for growth there. Too many motorcycles on the road, hopefully this will change as they expand the train networks.

@@JM-pn5nu yes they def need a train station

no they not it's most of fake pride. I'm Dominican and if my ppl would love there country they would not let themself oppress from those Arabs Lebanese who are over the country. it's a fake ideology of so call Spain pride meanwhile the dominican government bought money from the US. majority off black ppl are brainwashed with this mix nonsense meanwhile lighter so call dominican getting all the better jobs. majority of so call light ppl are Arabs Lebanese north African imigrant that came her in the 20s. we have a lot of immigrant they ain't dominican

True, we’re very patriotic

@@LORDWILLIAMSON_ there are train lines. They’re expanding them actually.

Good hair? What do you mean?

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It’s kind of expensive there though

@@harrydaloc9112 it really is, I’m from there and I feel broke in DR but maybe that’s because I enjoy myself too much there 🤣🤣

Dollars will go far in Asia and its more social for FBAS in Asia! I would say visiting is okay, but retiring nooo!

Already hit it newton thanks for the suggestion I’ll be uploading videos from there soon

they have*

I was just there and when to Zona Colonial twice! AWESOME!!

@@ricardollano6894 "there're" is not incorrect. have a nice day :)

@@ricardollano6894 “there’re” isn’t wrong, mamaguebo

Gracias amigo

Julio, go back to work xP

Gracias 🙏🏾 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Just wait till my next video it’s lit

I love the Dominican flavor 😂

thank you!!!

Yes sirrrrr

Say what you really wanna say 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@@LORDWILLIAMSON_ that city is trash 😂

btw its so true that we dominican are being fresh all day lol

Stay tuned next week man I’m plugged got a lot of footage coming thanks for the help

Love these comments thank you so much

man I been working bro feel good when the videos hit I got so much planned these next few months

thank you my friend

@@LORDWILLIAMSON_ 😎

amen !!!

Amén compatriota

How I'm here now! Stop babbling!That's Cap!

@@wisdommasterreviews4712 awesome

Wait till next week bro it’s lit

I know that now! stay turned for the next episode next week i go to the neighborhoods and i love it

¡Claro Mike! ¡Mis próximos vídeos serán en el barrio y después de eso será en zona colonia m! Asegúrate de suscribirte para ver

@@LORDWILLIAMSON_ tenemos un metro de en Santo Domingo

@@aneosantana3846Debería haberlo usado porque caminar por Santo Domingo no es bueno 😂😂

keep in mind these are my first impressions of walking around for two days Ive been here for a month or so now so I def learned that lol

My pleasure

I loved it

Man i already left i was there a month!!!

@@LORDWILLIAMSON_ damn ok, safe travels bruh

@@youngrounder7967 Lets link bruh

@@ts2371 you American?

What device?

Thank you too!

I got those Episode coming soon

Thanks for the help!

I hope you had enjoy my country, we are good people. Happy to hav U here and hope you come back soon

Check my recent video i went to the hood with it

Look * 😄

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Def beautiful women

How was that March trip, brotha?

I did neither so it’s all good 😂

I agree

I will in a few weeks.

He looks like another Dominican.

@@Kronflax He sure do. That’s why that whole thing is stupid. But as a Dominican myself we know the difference between us and Americans because we behave different. That’s about it.

@@_mattynavarro And that video hopefully went viral in the United States so that people can get rid of that rumor

African American or Foundational Black American?, it's a difference, anyone can be an African American..that term is dangerous because all black Americans are not African, some are Black Aboriginals and have been here! Only 3 percent of slaves came into America, an all the rest went to the Caribbean, Carribeans are more African than us because North African Arabs that were Moors colonized the DR. from Spain and brought slaves here to the DR! My people are Foundational Black Americans my people built America and are not immigrants!#FBA

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thank you my friend

nice area!!!

@@LORDWILLIAMSON_ You did the right thing to visit this time of the year. From November to early May is the best time of the year to visit the Dominican Republic. How did you get the place you stayed?

@@jerryp6731 air b n b bro

Thanks for the tip!

It was fire

I post ever week ohhh babbyyyyy let’s go

@@LORDWILLIAMSON_ Vamonos to a Miliiiiii babbbbbbyyyyyy!!!

Thank you so much

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thank you brother

Notice i didn’t buy anything 😂😂😂😂 too expensive lol

@@LORDWILLIAMSON_ Agora Mall is very affordable and more middle class friendly. You can also visit the Colonia City and the Malecon that is next to it.

Hola amigo bienvenido a mi canal. Subscribe para mi por favor….

Yea i saw that!!!!! People would come up to me asking for directions 😂😂😂

Actually most Dominicans don't look like him...

@@dominicanoboricua i didn’t say most! But some… big difference

@@dominicanoboricua I am dominican so, I can tell. Dominican Republic is a diverse country but, most dominicans look like him. His features are very similar to ours, talking in general terms. And there's nothing wrong with that. That's actually really cool, we love being like that. I can see in your profile picture that you're probably half dominican but, I am 100% dominican and I now what I'm saying.

@@ameliamontero5806 yes maybe in the southeast coast most Dominicans there in that part look like him, especially the poor ones and in the bateyes, but in the country overall no... also I'm not half Dominican, I'm full Dominican ancestry born in Puerto Rico, but I lived over half my life in DR and traveled the country extensively

Thanks 💯

check the other videos I have I covered all that bro !!! check it out tbone!!!!

Yea it can be a bit much

I agree this was a first impression video i make and then i see how my view changes throughout the course of a month Once i lived there i saw alot of middle class Thanks for ur insight 👌🏾 hope u hit the subscribe button

a lot of those families are not Dominican they are Arabs Lebanese you will see no indigoubes black dominican over there

those family are for the most Arabs north African immigrant families not real indigoubes Dominican. Many Arabs also Latinized their names and the majority completely dropped Arabic due to prejudices. Despite being seen as non-Europeans, they were seen as higher up in the Spanish-Portuguese caste or colorist system than other communities. For example, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell-the spelling of “Mucarsel” in Lebanon is “Moukarzel”-a former congresswoman (D-FL) was an immigrant from Ecuador and of Lebanese heritage. Migration in large numbers to Latin America started in the twentieth century with significant amounts of Arab Christians, but also Jews and Muslims fleeing the Ottoman Empire-what is now Syria, Lebanon, and Israel/Palestine. While many left after World War I and due to food shortages, some also departed due to population growth and the decline of the Silk industry .

@@LORDWILLIAMSON_ And again most ppl over her are not real dominican. that's why nothing gets done over her and colorism it's remain over her because those Arabs from the middle East brong there Arab slave mentality over her. Dr. Waïl Hassan, director of the Center for South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Illinois, places Latin America as the host of the largest number of Arabs and their descendants outside of the Middle East, with estimates ranging from seventeen to thirty million descendants. Is it because of America’s obsession with race and group classifications that many cannot comprehend that Latinos can also be Arabs, and that these two do not cancel each other out? Or is it because Americans have mostly been told only one history of immigration since primary school? It is a good reminder that this Arab community in Latin America is the closest counterpart to Arab Americans in the US-who are often becoming US citizens and already referring to themselves as Americans. Among the most significant differences between the two communities is perhaps the tendency for those in Latin America to refer to themselves as Brazilian or Argentinian rather than “Arab-Brazilian” or “Syrian-Argentinian.” This may be because the US is by far the largest melting pot of immigrants. And, although there are many parallels, the Arab community in Latin America has had the chance to take on leadership positions such as president and vice president, thereby impacting the national discourse on Arab heritage and what is possible for the Arab community. This achievement can be seen as an example of immigration and integration to many. This is partly due to the multireligious and multiethnic “Centros/Club Arabes” that has allowed many to remain tied to their history and culture while also taking part in a completely new national identity.

In Santo Domingo Only?

@@LORDWILLIAMSON_ Both SD and Punta Cana??