Travel Vlog At Ngor Beach 4K Island In Dakar , Senegal 🇸🇳 

I’m glad to hear this🙏🏾🙏🏾

And you are proud of that

@@khalidtownseel5966 I am not proud of it and I will never be , YOU JUDGER. I am sure you are the assistant of Allah and you have the right to judge. Thippp

Me too ❤

@sarafinalove5330, I was telling him the same thing. Cross over from Barra into Banjul and everything is 30% cheaper.

He prefers natural looking women than bleach ass fake over we1ght women

Hater always roaming around the comment thread to sow seeds of hatred and division.

@@mickdals7549 I know you are very uncomfortable with the truth but that’s your problem not mine. Keep following me I love it!

Me either! Road trip! I guess that would be plane trip!

If Austin wants to show women, that's his business. Nothing wrong with getting women's points of view . Do your thing Austin. Don't pay attention to the anti women crap !!!!

He doesn't show women because in those countries it's not that easy to talk to women he has said that severally it's not by choice 😂😂😂😂The moment he goes to a country with many people bingo u will definitely see women

Controversial is the key word, especially for someone who does this for a living,

@@DJF-eo6pe bro calm yo goofy non getting pussy ass up!!! I can ell it's alot of u no getting girls type of dudes in the comment section dude has traveled the world and most if his content has been about catering to the ladies SOMETIMES U NEED A BREAK so all u dork ass dudes need to stop living through auston and make your own journeys

Do you know a faster way to grow your base? It is social media. I’m new to this channel and haven’t seen all of his videos, but the ones I have seen, he has shown a lot of self respect!🙏🏾✊🏾

I was going by the actual name

I drink the tea!!!

You're welcome in Ghana 🇬🇭,I have moved to Ghana 🇬🇭 7 years ago and I never looked back

Salute

Religion or language has no influence on how peaceful a country is?

Salone beaches look beautiful ❤️

It has more vitamin c than carrot or orange. And rich in nutritional benefits, i know it is used in Africa, India and parts of the Caribbean to fill nutrition.

Translator imeharibu Kila kitu😅

@@RehmaRahma. haukuelewa .. i meant exactly what i typed - sio typo

@@elizabethiradukunda1950 I understand you but I was just saying to those ones who doesn't know Swahili,like Auston himself will miss out the words if they stranslate

Of course he will. African countries where French is spoken have very good food. Trad food too

U are weird

Bye

If you check in the map senegal is still part of the sahara desert hence why it may look dry and windy compared to ghana or nigeria

Dakar is a peninsula, it's nearly all surrounded by the ocean

My thoughts exactly. Reason Nigeria for example doesn't take the slave history or slave camp/departure sites seriously. You can't be making money from a shameful history that you were a part of. It just doesn't sit well with me.

​@@ekinematics..Am not from any of these countries but don't u think those place need maintenance and all..Am thinking just a little entry fee,no too much..Just me..But I do understand ur point too..

@@bella-qz6ls I understand your point. I'm of the opinion that places like this should be managed by the government. Funds for maintenance and salary for the tour guides should be from the government and NGOs that engage in preserving such kinds of history. It should be totally free for students and Africans in the diaspora(including people of African ancestry) to visit. It irks me when I see countries like Ghana pride themselves in having the biggest slave castle or slave trade Port, and advertise it to the Americans as if it's something to be proud of. As West Africans, our ancestors were part of those who sold our people to the Europeans as slaves. Yes the Europeans did their part, but our ancestors did the same. Imagine the Germans making money from sites where the concentration camps were located during the Holocaust.

@@ekinematics I agree it should be free

@ekinematics and who do you expect to spend millions of dollars to maintain the slave forts? They only mean something to diasporans so if you want them to still exist for your pilgrimages, you pay towards their maintenance

Life is short and Africa is too damn far and expensive to be flying back and forth. Sometimes you gotta just go for it