Trapped inside South Africa's coloured neighborhood 🇿🇦 

They need to come up with a different name then, something more meaningful, instead of some super basic schitt based on skin tone and what some raiycist Whyte Afrikaner called them.

You got that right. I wish a lot of people knew this especially South Africans themselves.

much less remotely even wanting to associate with Africa except " tell you how they have Scotish, Irish, Dutch, French ansestry"...the oxymoron being the 360 that they are the true South african natives

@@emmanuelvincentisraelletse5192 it's really funny. They love calling black South Africans "Africans" like they don't identify with that label. But you'll hear a lot about how they are practically the original inhabitants of the country.

@@Magic_Kayyy yeah i know😂😂mind- boggling

Thank you for visiting us😂🇿🇦

😊Emalahleni

You were in Witbank(Emalahleni) born and raised and still staying here, where you from

come again n enjoy african sun

Thank you ❤ we love SA too but mostly our mother city Cape Town 😅

South Africa

Do you know much of Europe is the gene type Jpl from Egypt and Sudan. So that's a wide net you are casting there I think you mean to my west, central and east African brothers South Africa is San and Bantu it's a different people But hey why worry about people's heritage just slam all Africans together 😮🤦🏻‍♀️🌍 Except the white ones of course - because that's hard to understand for you 😔🤦🏻‍♀️🌍

@@rebeccabroadway9874 the key word is (my African travel dreams )not everyone’s else’s dreams.

Of course Perth is a lot closer to South Africa than it is to America.

Wow, thank you

​​@@CzechineffectI'm coming to Nairobi, westlands for my 58th birthday what's the name of the place you lived? I'm staying for 9days I'm thinking about staying at a place called "sweet home" westlands 🙏🏽

Seriously 😅 where are you from, Durban?

@@rebeccabroadway9874 are you asking me that question and if so why would you think that 😆

South africa isn't your mother land ,Yall from Nigeria 😂

Wow

WE ARE STILL ROLLING ....IN CAPE TOWN...THE SPIRIT OF THE COLOURED MAN WILL NEVER BE CAPTURED

whats stopping you from going back?

Mixed race people always look more exotic to me.

Hi,you are right,so much people don't know about us.

White is valued in Asia as well.

@@PentaRaus We aren’t talking about white here or Als . We are talking about Black people as in Creole (African descendants).

Sick and sad

Thanks for new subscription

😂well it is, kenya is a Also abroad us here in south Africa,when we visit we're going abroad

You people allow yourself to be called COLORED are fools!!!!

Blistering cold 😂 it's like 55F for him 🤣

thanks glad you liked it don't forget to like

@@Czechineffect The raiycist apartheid Whyte Afrikaners created that mix as a buffer class, and unfortunately our mixed bro’s & sisters don’t know/understand that divide & conquer strategy. They’re using that name “Coloured” that raiycist Whyte Afrikaner created and don’t know the negative dynamics & logistics about it. It’s their choice but I believe they should create their OWN name for their community, not some schitt some raiycist Afrikaners made up in order to keep them separated from their not-as mixed South African bros & sis’s.

@@kingofhearts1072 Is the coloured label based just on skin tone (I know you mentioned mixed, but a person can be mixed and dark skin)? Because aren’t there full blooded light skin South Africans? Just trying to understand.

@@kingofhearts1072💯 Fact!

@@mitzi4043 That part and did you catch someone referred to them as Negros? … chk out Walter Plecker, he was head of U.S. Census in 1900’s, he changed all so called Black American Aboriginals / coppered colored peoples vital records to be changed from Indian to “Colored” started in Virginia and spread throughout. We can’t forget many countries of color share the same Colonizer.

This I dint know

@@Czechineffect The mix can vary between every coloured person, you'll see some are fairer than others, some have curly hair some have straight hair and some are even ginger. Coloureds are a melting pot of Asian, African, and European...

They should choose a name that MEANS that, not “Coloured”. That name sounds backwards af. 👎 They can EASILY choose a South African name that represents cultural mix instead of Coloured. Some Whyte Afrikaner made that up, sounds like they’re still in the 1950-60’s. Super cringe 🤦🏽‍♂️ I’m sure they can say we are “Gemeng” people or something.

@@kingofhearts1072 I agree, that's why I typically say "so-called Coloureds". Not every member of that community uses that term. Some refer to themselves as Khoisan others a Griqua or Malay or one of various other identities under that larger umbrella term.

@@kingofhearts1072 My question is why is it such a big deal? Why is it such a big deal to you or to black people? Because the only people who have an issue with it are black people and it literally doesn't affect any black person in SA? So why are people like you so butthurt over it? Clearly, it doesn't affect coloured people and they happily embrace it after reclaiming it. You're cringing over a demographic of people that gave the name a new meaning and purpose. The problem here is not Coloured people, it's you not being able to comprehend why they choose to be who they are. Some people aren't mentally weak to react to names because once it becomes derogatory to you, then it becomes your weakness, and being reactionary to a white man calling you a certain word is like you accepting that he just yanked the chain around your neck. They will have no power over it once you reclaim it and repurpose it. Your approach is very supercilious and skewed, start asking different questions and researching why I it isn't the way you expect it to be.

Good mirror will show 👆 us the way

I agree with you. I admire it too, as it is a balanced approach. Case in point, the Favelas (slums) in Brazil are really as much a part of Brazil, as the tourist areas in Copacabana beach. Czech is not afraid to traverse in both. Which gives the viewers a more realistic insight into a given country.

Thanksn

why you over they dont like amercans

to much

anytime someone says something like this its the complete opposite for people who actually visit@@alfredomitchell3748

41:47

thanks for the clarification

He wasn't a tour guide per se also he is not a native South African so it's understandable why he didn't know. Heck, a lot of South Africans wouldn't know

Its King protea not just any protea

Thanks for that information.

Educational. Some of you SA need to push SA more

I roll dolo from state to state

Thank you, I will

The whore mongerers dont care about the people , the culture and the views, they travel mostly to get at prostitutes. Sad but true. And the more light skin the women are the more beautiful they are in their eyes. By the way there is an epidemic of men being drugged and robbed in Medellin Colombia right now something you rarely ever hear about in Africa.

Most of the complaints about his Africa videos came from Africans. They are probably not familiar with how he has always moved off the beaten path. Overall, most of the feedback from outside Africa was positive. People were saying they want to visit the countries he showcased for the first time.

It was on his live but he specifically complained that around 30% of African Americans criticises things that they don’t when he’s in other countries - Verbatim.

@@n.g631 I am guessing that he and other RU-vidrs just have a general grasp of their viewer demographics. They can easily see the nationalities that sub & watch their videos, but I doubt they know what ethnic groups within a given country watch the vids. Most people on RU-vid are annonymous and don't post their pics, so in many cases they could be anything. On a similar note the RU-vidr Rami Travels pointed out how all views, clicks and subs are not created equal. What he meant is that RU-vidrs get paid a lot more from American and Western European based viewers, due to much higher ad revenue. He specifically mentioned how it hurts RU-vidrs, when many people from India start watching their videos. You get traffic, but are not making any money from India. So, he mentioned he had to cater his content to American audiences, because India was killing his pockets. lol

I had the same takeaways having visited Tanzania and Kenya! I now need to visit SA!

I want visit Durban as an indian guyanese myself.

You’re “Amèrica” ? We don’t pronounce america that way in the states. Where are you originally from?

@@BenevolentDictator13typical typos, it happens....yt also auto-corrects your typing. One of my recent posts dropped that same asterisk on America...regular issue..lol

God has a reason to put the Blackman in the Garden of Eden (Africa) . Your statement contrarily to God’s plans

I agree to a certain extent. I live in an project in South Africa an yet my husband and I own 3 businesses in a smaller city. Life is a lit expensive in South Africa especially if you live in a smaller town in South Africa. Alcohol is a big problem in smaller towns & farms.

Wow they put dogs ahead of black humans unbelievable

You were brainwashed by the lies ... you ask Many black South Africans would rather have apartheid than this current government. You know more people have died under the ANC government from murder than under the apartheid government. I am glad apartheid is over but today we have reverse apartheid and everyone is affected even black people

As a Coloured born and bred in Cape Town, you are humbly talking kak.

YOu're talking nonsense

It was like that. To them being called black will be like going to the lower class. I don't think we should force people to associate with us. The coloureds should be allowed to be proud of who they are. We blacks just need to love ourselves and stop focusing on ppl who don't want to associate with us.

The guys with him are really amazing

imagine how I felt

@@Czechineffect You're right...Lol!!! Thank God you made it back up safely.

But honestly that's a valid Cape Town experience. You deserve respect.

You too man not for all the money 💰 in the world.

TOO DANGEROUS !!!!

Right dude is tripping

Thank you so much

Im familiar with it.thanks for info

Bless up

Yessir!! His Tour guide really did put in work to take him to this places

@Ali-7676 I am a Black American in America the Black culture in Texas and speech and food is very unique and distinctive of the black culture in Louisiana, vs Arkansas,via the Carolinas , Baltimore, Boston New Jersey and a twilight from New York. so culturally, we speak different , cuisine is represented for the region. so forgive me if I am confused to what point you are trying to make other than you can call me anything just don't call me Black because in your culture Black is the lowest

@@Clearskysofnight read the comment again

Yeah... when I saw that I was like: Mental note to self. Don't be standing on brittle shale rock cliffs in Cape Town. 🤣🤣

Yeah, that was a little annoying and I’m American lol.

Am planning to travel to south africa 🇿🇦 soon too , from nigeria 🇳🇬 tho , where are you about to travel from ?

I hear there are xenohobes in SA, can you confirm or deny?

Yes, Nigerians are also targeted. Be careful

You are more than welcome Daphne and yeah you may be but chances are you will not be regarded coloured. It will take a little while to explain why we're called coloured and why some mixed race are not

🙏 the time has come

thanks fam -i have one with him also

it's amazing

Not "female servants or concubines". A more accurate description is slaves/ sex slaves. Slavery existed in South Africa until 1834.

I wish more coloureds can know this fact.

the same way that african americans have euro dna@@finn3102

There are no Coloured people in Malawi. There was no Apartheid in Nyasaland. Only Namibia (part of Apartheid South Africa) and Rhodesia which had its form Apartheid although not called as such. There is no Ethiopian ancestory among Coloureds. There is Madagascar (Malagasy) ancestory.

@@ohlangeni you don't know much about the history of Southern Africa, there are many coloured in Malawi. Peter Abrams the famous coloured South African writer who wrote books such as Mine Boy had one of his grandparents from Ethiopia and there are many coloureds in South Africa with that ancestry. Yes many have Malay ancestry, together with Khoisan and European but a few do have Horn of Africa ancestry.

I appreciate that

Facts! It is amazing that most people today still think the cradle of humanity is in East Africa. Human remains have been found in SA, which are much older than "Lucy" in East Africa. SA is the cradle of humanity. So all human beings alive today have ancestry from there.

I did!

Where are you from if you don't mind me asking?

@@Magic_Kayyy I’m a globe trotter. I’m Afro-Puerto Rican. Rio Piedras, PR 🙌🇵🇷

@@kingofhearts1072 salute 👊🏽

@@Magic_Kayyy Salute 🍻🤝

Who called you black before you realised you're black?

A commentary about your character... I wonder if you are aware of that.

@@jpaultelchannel1702 how so... enjoyed my experiences in South africa 🇿🇦

Unfortunatetly colorism is alive and flourishing in Cape Town 100%

@@emmanuelvincentisraelletse5192 i seen it and felt the settle racism there too in Cape Town. Didn't bother me

Which is why we find it weird when we see comments by AA proudly telling other AA that they will be classified coloured when they come to SA. Even worse are AA who come to SA and proudly announce that they are coloured here. Why would AA affirm a classification created by the apartheid system to separate black people ?

Awesome! Thank you!

We have a healthy indian population outside of india in Durban in fact statistically the most place with the most Indian population outside India is durban..Salam brother

My pleasure

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yes it was

who said it was fake

Nigerian accent.

Thanks

Always

Anyone can live in that community but people tend to prefer living amongst people with a similar culture and language as it makes life easier. Those people there speak a language called Afrikaans, blacks speak different languages as well.

I agree, it’s STUPID. Whyte South Afrikaners created that buffer class, and they just don’t get it that this is how they create division and also permanently supplant themselves in as Whytes in South Africa, by mixing with the natives. In Johannesburg, you can see people speak all kinds of languages and still have a community there, so all that language difference stuff means nothing.

You clearly don't understand the history of South Africa and why people live in certain areas today. You also don't understand coloureds, but you have a lot to say. Coloured came from Malaysian & Indonesian slaves who were brought to SA. They then had kids with the Khoi, whites, Indians etc. Some of the people would have no black between the mix. How then do you call that person black. Unlike in the US, in SA we have enough black people, we are not desperate for numbers so we don't just call anyone black, you have to be black to be called black.

@@jackal6056 You must be a troll or possibly an AI. A whole day has went by and your still talking about this? I guess a thumbs down isn't sufficient enough. The whole day goes by and you come back to work on someone else having a different idea from your brain 😁 🧠 I guess no one else can think differently from you. You're acting just like a bully, low energy vibes.

@@jackal6056 No, you’re BRAINWASHED by Whyte Supremacy using that DUMB name based on “skin tone”, how backwards 😑. I know ENOUGH about South Africa to see how some have fallen for the ignorance of Whyte Supremacy. Just choose a name that represents your culture like “Gemeng” cultural people. You can call yourselves “Gemeng” or something that represents you culturally but you’re too brainwashed by Whyte Supremacysts too see the game and how they PLAYED you. What is this 1945?….”Coloured”….🤦‍♂️ They used your community as a buffer class to keep division between you and the other Black South Africans and made you guys feel “privileged” or more “SPECIAL” along with their COLORISM that comes with all of that. But many of you didn’t figure it out, you went along with it, wanting to be “special” & “different” possibly even BETTER in the eyes of the “Whyte Afrikaner”. He used your ancestors to plant his seed in them AND the land so he couldn’t eventually get kicked out even while maintaining his system of “Whyte Supremacy”. He knew if ALL of you were united, mixed or not then it’d be even harder for him to control you all. Call yourselves something that represents your CULTURAL aspect, not some basic remedial skin tone nonsense..😑 Khoi, San, Zulu, and all of those other tribal names have absolutely NOTHING to do with skin tone. Wake up.

OMG

And they’ll never change that mentality, India has a caste system based on skin tone it’s been there for possibly thousands of years.

BUT ZUMA'S son is also married to a COLOURED woman....JUST tell your children ..THEY belong to the COLOURED PEOPLE...My Aunt was married to a black guy and three 3 children were born..2 girls and boy..We grew up together...No issues until roday

The same are happening with my wife as well..She and my inlaws are dark of complexing or very dark and one of our sons are very light of complex, And people use to star at her with this with baby...

THAT'S STRANGE.... IVE NEVER SAW YOUR CHILD AND IM COLOURED

WHO ARE THOSE COLOUREDS....IM A COLOURED.....MY FAMILY ARE BLACK,LIGHT SKIN,BROWN....WE DONT LOOK FUNNY AT EACH OTHER......LOOK FUNNY AT PEOPLE ITS A BLACK THING NOT A COLOURED THING

Thanks! Will do! The guy said its very dangerous and alot of people died here smh 🤦‍♂️

right

​@@Czechineffectcan you please do a video on the Cape flats neighbourhood. Thanks

@@Czechineffect Czech was the hefty brother Zimbabwean. He spoke a bit like our people, just curious if you know.

Thanks 🔥

indeed they are

And the snakes😅😅😅😅

Lol. they called themselves that bro

@@mrkpadmrkpad5653 No, the raiycist Whyte Afrikaners created that name FOR them, and they ignorantly ran with it, instead of choosing their OWN name that is more meaningful and that has NOTHING to do with skin tone. Just by the name alone, you can tell who created it.

They love that we wont force blackonthem they would rather be called colored than black

@moizsow5019 If a choice was Black, White or Indian, what would you call a person from Indonesia, Malaysia and Bangladesh, that you enslaved and sold off in Africa?

@@kingofhearts1072 Clown, who called black people "black" before they got that name?

Says the man from the Biafra

@@RushayBooysen The Edo kingdom will NEVER be a part of Biyaaafra! But then I don't expect your glue sniffing brain to comprehend common sense let alone Black History!!

salute fam

It depends what you want in a city. But most expats I've met felt more comfortable in Cape Town because of the quality of life there when you have money. Overall, the more money you have, the better your experience in SA. Johannesburg has many problems and has no beach. Travelling a little difficult if you don't have a car unless you can afford to travel via uber daily. There's a high-speed train but it only takes you to a few places. Joburg is big and has many problems associated with big cities especially crime and cleanliness. Cape town on the other hand is your typical holiday destination. Very well-kept, clean, got lots to offer and in my opinion better to travel around. Durban has its own issues too but I only know durban from experience of travelling there when I was younger. It's pretty much peaceful compared to the 2 cities in my opinion.

That was dope. Thanks for the writeup. I think I am leaning towards Cape Town as well@@Magic_Kayyy

@@Koiva232 plenty of Europeans and Americans have made Cape Town their home, you'll definitely come across a lot of fellow expats. Finding an place to stay will be hard though because of the competition plus the high prices but I think you'll manage. If you do decide to move, you definitely need to travel the country and see what it has to offer. Maybe you'd find that you feel more comfortable in Durban than Cape Town you'll never know.

yea cape T and Jozi both are very nice I feel cape has the better scenery Jozi is more metropolitan both are nice and you would have to visit to see

I want to visit Brazil I know if I don't speak people will think I am from Brazil 😂

@@JuicyJLee fr i have the same impression that a can pass as a local in 🇿🇦. As long as a don't speak too 😄

@kentrindade5796 Most Definitely, i think all diasporic communities have a lot in common with Coloured South Africans due to displacement and us having to formulate new cultures made up cos of this removal. One can look at it in a sad way or one can embrace and be proud of it. I think most of the diaspora that comes to Africa come with romanticized ideas .

right -tell me that after we are done

Stop being a lil girl Czech, so what if you die at least you died doing what you loved to do which is vlogging 😊

Why you sound so demanding, that's rude

He speaks pretty good Portuguese too, so he’ll be fine.

I appreciate it

False. Durban colourds Descend from St helenians/mauritians/zulus/indians/ europeans. The descendents of who u talking about has nothin to do with being coloured. KZN colouyreds come from the creoliation of migrants and natives. St Helenians/mauritians is is the base of their ancestry with zulus/indians/euro that assimialted and married into these communties witthin the context of european colonial regions. t=The only coloureds witha tracable history are the real cape colourds

I felt the energy

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