THIS IS LIFE IN BARBADOS: What you shouldn't do, history, tradition, culture, and more. 

It's kinda crazy that the people did not VOTE for the first president..She is a hold over from the last Family.

Glad you’re country got independence from those British losers.

🎉 🎉 🥳🥳 My dream coming to 🇧🇧 I'm from Baltimore Maryland I hated Baltimore. I'm done with my so-called friends & toxic people for good. I'm an proud Rihanna fan I'm excited for 🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧

@@candice523 They are not free yet...President Mason was put in place by the old Queen.

@@chrissystewart6268welcome sis .. I’m a Bajan from NYC, but I’m mostly in Barbados now .. I hope you enjoy the island, it’s small but still so big .. ❤️🇧🇧

Plenty of retirees relocate here from all over the world.. Come visit and see for yourself… ❤️🇧🇧

@@copperamerindian050 Do you have any specific recommendations for first time retired age visitors to Barbados? Thanks.

@@dovygoodguy1296 well it all depends.. What living situation do you desire? What amenities do you seek? Do you seek a retirement community, a country community or a town community? Plan to join any types of clubs pertaining to hobbies such as golf, boating, equestrian, etc? What is it you desire for your retirement plan on the island? Help me out with some details and maybe I can provide some recommendations on the best of my knowledge.. What country are you coming from?

@@dovygoodguy1296 oh sorry I just realized you said first time visitors lol. My apologies. More than likely you will enjoy the West Coast depending on your budget. South Coast is a little more busy but affordable also with easier access to other places on the island. Depends on your budget and the atmosphere you prefer.

@@copperamerindian050 Correct, as first time retired visitors looking for a relaxing quiet experience of a jewel of the Caribbean.....

Its a shame that on my first visit it felt more Caribbean in Barbados than the ten Caribbean islands I've visited. Shame on us that a Atlantic island Is more Caribbean than all of us☹

Apparently that exists everywhere.

@@jeffreydurant5869 the common nations. hahahaha

my favorite beach in barbados is miami beach, also known as enterprise beach. its located in oistins by the post office. its okay a lot of bajans who were born and raised in bim including myself have yet to experience the full area that is barbados.

@@charnocks246 oh ik wa u mean

Miami Beach is the nickname. The historic name is Enterprise Beach

Miami Beach is the contemporary name for Enterprise Beach as is Bajan is for Barbadians lol.. ❤️🇧🇧

Yes, that is correct 👌🏼

sadly it is and a very stupid law

Yes, it is, it's the same in Trinidad and Tobago, you can't wear any government official uniform, whether it be Police, Fire or Army, can't impersonate them, I would think that was an almost universal standard?

Yip

Well for one thing they do rape, kidnap, and murder their people in high numbers like Trinidad. Two they have no oil and gas in abundance but somehow, and i do not know how they're so successful. So peaceful, so politically stable. Somethings you have to scratch your head. 🤔 We have to admit there's something about them.

Someday you will understand that speech and actions are different.

I came here to make this exact comment. Many of the words and locations were pronounced incorrectly. Some of the pictures were not of Barbados too.

I's ya sista, ain't reach the end but ready to talk 'bout pronounciation of Bajan and limin!!

Was about ti say the same thing. One Love!

Thank you! I am going to make a similar comment. His pronunciation of words like "Bajan" and "Carib" suggests a rather surface-like familiarity with the culture, despite his factual knowledge of the island.

They have sunsets! So unique!

And the British were upset that Jews were natural market participants, despite the prescription to be docile cattle. Consiquently, in October 1668, the Jews of Barbados were forbidden to engage in foreign or local retail trade, and were forced to live in a Jewish ghetto in Barbados. By the way, the synagogue of Nidhi Israel was re-inaugurated in a new place in 1987. It seems more like a Jewish ghetto and a graveyard after a massive hurricane in 1831 than a country like Israel.

@@TheSecurityAgency the nose people, mostly after they were expelled out a European country, moved to the next European country. Some didn't do this moving around Europe (European Tour). They went to Barbados. After centuries (STARTING IN THE 11TH CENTURY) they had subjugated all that was human inclusive animals. As the jay Slave Traders came with their human black cargo, Barbados became the trafficking spot and later on the entire Carrebean. This was the area of the greatest commerce for these Gonzos. The mesmerizing effect they had on the population and the jay sailors that contracted diseases by frequenting the jay brothels, made them after a few restrictions by the British master of this area. If you talk today with a native of Barbados, if he resides In the US or Argentina or wherever, that individual shows the same effect in their soul (via their eyes to see) that is imminent in the eyes of Americans. You're watching a child like creature..to my sadness this is mostly the state the Americans are in. The US became Barbados. This Barbados was their place of commerce and known as their Homeland. The British rule faded and was only referred to as Anti nose people so the average citizen of any federal reserve bank system country, that has jay controlled history books in their reference system (PUBLIC LIBRARIES / PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARIES / PRISON LIBRARIES / UNIVERSITY-COLLEGE LIBRARIES / BOOK STORES) is able to believe that they were prosecuted or and restricted in their lifes. We believe then, that they didn't rule these islands but the British ruled them. That's only a lame trick. They did rule the entire Carrebean by providing the commercial trading laws. And they moved on to America to turn us into an URBAN Barbados. As you are able to watch on the idiot box, this is what the US transformed into. There is not one individual that surrounds me, at work or in my private life, who's not addicted to something.

The Gonzos wrote the trading laws by being the traders and the Merchants. Look at our laws world wide. THE LAW OF THE OCEAN = MARITIM WORLD LAW. These few restrictions were useless, as they owned the Carrebean. Book Reference: The Beasts Of The Apocalypse by Olivia O'Grady. ///

hace a good one and you must visit the train

You're going to love it! I've been twice and plan to go back again next year. I'm trying to move there within the next few years, honestly.

@@PomKiss will you be looking to purchase a property?

lol He said #15 would

He said 15, and I wasn't shocked, lol, he probably baited us. 😂

Most of us here are Christians

They don't?

Bare lies you ah tell 😂😂 Bajans don’t mix up with racism atall..

This is so wrong. Stop spreading lies. RIHANNA'S parents are not Guyanese Indians😂😂😂. Rihanna's father is 100% Barbadian of Irish linage, hence the name (FENTY). Her Mother's parents are Barbadian and Afro Guyanese.

That is incorrect. Rihanna's mother is Guyanese and her dad is Bajan. She was born in Barbados. This information is true

Braithwaite and Fenty are Indian names?

@@karimw.9954 Noooh!

Stop CAPPING. IS FENTY INDIAN? RIHANNA'S FATHER IS 100% BARBADIAN, OF IRISH HERITAGE AND HER MOTHER WAS BORN IN GUYANA OF A BARBADIAN FATHER AND AN AFRO/GUYANESE MOTHER. RIHANNA WAS BORN IN BARBADOS

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