Inside Kingston, Jamaica's Wild Neighborhoods 🇯🇲

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[IndigoTraveller]

🔴Whereabouts update: Hi guys, jumping on here to give you an update of where i have been and my plans going forward:

I took sometime off YouTube after the Jamaica series to ground myself and spend time with friends and family. I had a trip planned to film some videos a couple of months ago but unfortunately I ended up falling ill with some form of nasty respiratory sickness which took me the better part of two months to recover from. I have never experienced an illness that severe before.

-The good news, I'm pretty much back to 100% now and soon will be flying to a new destination to film and I plan to release a new video at the end of this month (July 2024). Thank you for your patience and looking forward to sharing a different side of a new and fascinating country that has hardly been covered!

See you soon,

Nick 🤍

[Andrew-kvfk]

I love how music brings people together, no matter what’s going on around those guys are smiling having a blast rapping about selling stuff. No matter the situation find joy in what you’re doing

[SU_fan_]

I visited Montego Bay about 25 years ago and it was the friendliest place I've ever visited. The people are overwhelmingly fantastic, a bit difficult to understand at times, but truly sincere people and I loved it there.

[itslhiggsx]

The people in Jamaica are some of the best, friendliest and most grateful people! I will continue to go there every single year. Every single place has locations like this, it doesn’t define the country. I loveee Jamaica! Great series.

[yagizbayrak]

Hey there, been a huuuge fan since your very first videos but i have a feedback for you Nick:) recently your conversations with the locals are always around how dangerous the place is or how many people get shot at the next street. I know these kind of things are catchy but the i'm eager to hear more in depth conversations to understand the sociological aspect of the places you visit. Thanks, keep up the good work.

[lovejubileee]

Remember🇯🇲there are good and bad places everywhere in the world . Also 99% of tourists are absolutely safe in Jamaica . Most people will want to be your friend . You won’t be in any danger walking unless you do something ridiculously stupid. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[michaelperez]

To everyone saying “All places have bad areas, ” honestly ask yourself: Where would you rather live and raise a family, Jamaica or Norway? Sure, all places have bad areas, but certain places have a lot more bad areas than others.

[keithlurvey]

I've been to Jamaica a few times, and I've heard they are very appreciative of the tourists. They won't do you wrong. Every country has its sore spots.

[frozenhouse]

This video reminds me of when I used to travel to Jamaica with my family several times a year. The children loved it. Especially, chasing the baby animal and waking up early to go out with their grandfather to feed the animals. They are all professionals now and give back to Jamaica in many ways. Bless up to you and your family

[LinhJones-LifeinAfrica]

_*Amazing trips, thank you for sharing! *_ 🌍

[C-oo]

A new update per his instagram:
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Update:
Hey guys, long time, no see!
Many of you are probably wondering what happened to me/my videos. I had a filming trip planned to a fascinating nation in late May but unfortunately I became quite ill with a bad respiratory illness which has knocked me back for a couple of months, never have I experienced an illness this bad nor one to last for such a long period of time.
Good news: Recently I have been getting better with each day and plan to get back filming in July. Thank you for your patience and I hope to bring some fresh videos soon.
Nick

[gerrade]

The contrasts are so extreme because of how damn beautiful the Island is. It looks like there's still hope for Jamaica's future. Thanks.

[joeymcgibbon]

My family is from Jamaica and i go there a lot, there are things i learn about this country in each of your videos. I don't have any business going anywhere downtown so it's shocking to see much of the stuff you are experiencing. Much love and thank you for visiting my awesome country🇯🇲

[krueltality]

Jamaica series feels very centred on violence. What are the cultural practices? What is the food? What sort of music do they listen to?

Didn't feel like i learned much from this. That's just my constructive feedback

[UNDERTAKER]

My family is from Jamaica and my cousin is a police officer there. Although it has the reputation, it does. You pretty much have to see it for yourself. It's not all bad.

[panzer]

I worked at a resort in Florida and we had a lot of Jamaican workers that would work for the season and go back home, I myself hired a young lad who was one of the nicest and well spoken oeoooe I’ve ever met. Dressed nice and put me on Shoes! He was very observant, one day he said “why do the black peoole on America, and minorities like yourself talk low about your own people? And are always so serious with your own kind” and it stuck with me . He even was able to get adopted by his father here in the states at 17 and move here permanently and humbled me with the things he said, like the fact he got a paycheck and can get himself clothes. He cried the first paycheck we handed him, the last was direct deposit and he was saving for a car. Amazing young man called Demitri

[PhilMoir-cnuy]

Are you ok, no new videos posted in the last 4 months? Are you safe?

[ravengray]

Absolutely love your videos, you can feel your kindness through the screen! Thank you for filming these!

[joelaw]

dude love the content, but I do feel you're pushing the "danger" narrative a bit hard in this series. I get that Kingston isn't safe, but you come across as more eager for "content" rather than letting the stories tell themselves

[Stickyricey]

Them boys Burning up the micro phone 🔥 Quality Boss! 🎶 Big Vibes! Manners and much respect @indigo Traveler. That is IT!