Passport Bros Are NEVER Welcome in AFRICA???? EP 34

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• E.

  @E.P.7131 · 3 years ago

  I&apos;ve gotten laid in every country I&apos;ve been to and I travel to experience culture and to find a place to repatriate to. &nbsp;<br>There is really nothing you can do to stop Passport Bros. They will travel the world and nature will take it&apos;s course.

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• ME

  @Memphismadedee901 · 3 years ago (edited)

  As a 21 year old who hopes to go to Africa and be married one day, I don’t want the negative connotations of being a s*x tourist. I’m definitely going on good intentions 💯💯 If all I want to do is knock up a bunch of women then I’ll just remain in the country I’m in (U.S.)

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• AL

  @Alexander_MacDoneaux · 3 years ago (edited)

  I’m trying to figure out why it’ll be a passport bros responsibility to rehabilitate a country just because he’s traveling to date women of a different culture. I don’t understand that. So now we have to donate money to orphanages &amp; feed people on the street just because we are traveling to date outside of our culture? White men travel, Asian men travel, black women travel, &amp; every other group of people. Everyone gets to fly under the radar but for some reason it’s the black man’s responsibility to restore countries we travel through.

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• MI

  @MightyAnt49 · 3 years ago

  I’m 47 years old I give up on finding a wife in America

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• TR

  @truthaboutblackhistory101 · 3 years ago

  The other guy never lived in America and experienced dating women in America. He who feels it, knows it.

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• TH

  @theshareholderus · 3 years ago

  I live in South Florida and my body count is horrendous. I used to tell people that if you vacation here and you don&apos;t get laid, don&apos;t tell anybody that you even came here. It&apos;s that easy to get laid. It&apos;s impossible to find a woman worthy of marrying here though.

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• DA

  @DanielJesusObsessedFit · 3 years ago

  Im Jamaican but if i dont marry a Jamaican, a Ugandan/Kenyan/Ghanaian is next

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• GO

  @gordonallen9095 · 2 years ago (edited)

  This brother from Britain has OBVIOUSLY never collectively dealt with African American women on a regular basis. And he DEFINITELY has no idea what it&apos;s like to be a black man in Amerikkka. Another person on the OUTSIDE looking in, and judging prematurely without knowing all the FACTS. Walk a mile in MY shoes. Thanks for putting it in perspective O&apos;Shay.

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• AL

  @Alexander_MacDoneaux · 3 years ago (edited)

  They’re completely disregarding the fact that women here in this country are whole heartedly disregarded of their responsibilities. It’s easy to judge outside looking in but they’re not dealing with being divorced at a 80% divorce rate &amp; the fact that the child support system destroys the base of the family. Stop it. Cut it out‼️🥴

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• BI

  @billygoat300 · 3 years ago

  I am so proud of you, Oshay. I am very grateful I discovered this channel. Keep speaking truth. It sets us free 🙏

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• RE

  @real8342 · 3 years ago

  Salute to Oshay for speaking the truth

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• UR

  @UrbanGuitarLegend · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHpy0AIci44&amp;t=1380">23:00</a> - EXACTLY, Oshay speaking facts almost every Kenyan I met in Kenya had &quot;never&quot; met a black American. We simply don&apos;t travel to Africa like that. When I tell people I went to Kenya the first thing they say is &quot;was it safe?&quot;... and I have to explain it was much safer than here in Atlanta. No one needs to be worried about passport bros taking over Africa. But in reality they should be inviting decent black Americans to the African continent. Let&apos;s keep it 100% I was there for 5 weeks and I saw who the sex tourist are... EUROPEANS (male and female). Most black people are going to South America and South East Asia and third Europe. Trust me they skip right over the African content. And I advocate and try to convince people to do otherwise and actually come to Africa.

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