The truth about Morocco from a Black American Perspective finally revealed

The truth about Morocco from a Black American Perspective finally revealed

Today I'm in Casablanca Morocco revealing the truth about Morocco as a Black American. Morocco is different

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[RateOfChange]

I'm gonna be honest, I didn't expect Moroccans to be so kind and welcoming. Much love from Brazil, Moroccan friends!

[akuvictor]

I'm a first semester Zambian student here in Morocco and I must say our brothers and sisters here are friendly! I've experienced it first hand

[annukimuni]

It's an awesome country with awesome people and an old culture. I am a frequent visitor from Japan 😊🇯🇵

[Staronqueen]

There is no reason for you to be afraid to be out and about in Morocco by yourself. Ten years ago, at the age of 60, I a single black woman, travelled all over the country without any concern for my safety. Where as when ever I have travelled to places in the US I have often felt less safe.
My most memorable experience was riding a camel in the Sahara Desert to see the sun set.
I hoped you enjoyed your time in Morocco, it’s a beautiful country and the people are very hospitable.

[TheMusicforhealing]

This hospitality and trust carrys over when Moroccans live stateside. For example, my wife and I went wine tasting in California where we met a wonderful Moroccan couple. The tastings kept flowing and at some point I stated "I'm famished so do you folks want to go eat." They obliged and when the bill arrived I took care of it. Now this is when it gets interesting. They overhead my wife and I discuss that we had to find accommodations as we were not planning to stay so late. They politely insisted that we stay at their house. We agreed and the next day woke up to an amazing Moroccan breakfast and wonderful conversation. Just a wild amount of trust from both parties as it should be, in that, we had never met before. Upon leaving we exchanged information and they invited us to stay their families estate if we ever decided to travel to Morocco. Such a warm and inviting culture.

[thiernobah]

Morocco is a great African country. I always feel at home in Morocco. I'm from Guinea West Africa, there is a great history and strong brotherhood between Morocco and west Africa. My mother passed away in Morocco last February, doctors did everything to help her but her time was up. Forever 💕 love Morocco.

[pakdane]

What impresses me the most about your Morocco videos is the total respect you receive as a Black American. I didn't think any such place existed in this world. It's a tearjerker. Wow!

[Tirelesswarrior]

Travelling truly opens the mind to the goodness of humanity world-wide. This is beautiful.

[marsmith]

Moroccans are really good, hospitable, God fearing people! I'm a black man from California and I can confirm!

[acam]

Casablanca is wonderful like all of this country the poeple are so kind !! I m from Sénégal but Morocco is my second country!!!
Dima maghrib

[firstnationfall]

I have been to Morocco twice this year! It is awesome with a nice infrastructure. I perfer the quiet cities. I was in Oujda in the border of Algeria just on the border of Morocco. It was awesome!!! I was treated with the utmost hospitality and I will live there one day. The bigger cities like Casablanca, Marrakesh have more crime in general but overall the Moroccan people are African muslim and have a good attitude.

[jeffreydorsey]

My dude left the keys. Why? cuz he knew who he was dealing with. Ppl have vibes and they can see and trust in those vibes from who ppl project themselves to be and even today that’s enough.👍💯

[dayellabunny]

Love the video. Morocco is definitely on my travel bucket list. Very beautiful sunsets and skies. Everyone was friendly. As a Black American female, I love your videos where the people are showing you genuine love. People dismiss our feelings and don't want to understand how our skin color really affects how we have to move and live in life. Stay safe and take care.

[jeffreydorsey]

Alhamdulillah.. seeing that beautiful place in the heart of our birthplace was truly a blessing. Thank You for giving me that experience.💯👌

[FOUADSMT]

Actually u're the first guy that filmed Morocco in a unique nd a special way diferent than others... love the vibes nd the Energy u share with ppl

[ziganomics]

@czech I watch every one of your videos. I. I am in a wheelchair from a bad car accident and I swear if I wasn't a quadriplegic I would be doing the same thing you're doing bro.. Thank God for technology I sent in front of my 4KTV and it feels like I'm right there with you I love the fact that you travel and live life and you have a beautiful spirit it hurts me that I'm handicapped because I would be doing the same shit bro!! I'm recovering a little bit from having pressure wounds but when they heal up bro I'm going to Morocco that place is beautiful sometimes I've put in 4K walking towards Morocco where someone is doing what you're doing but not saying nothing that place looks gorgeous!! You do your thing my God you definitely have favor just wanted to let you know that your videos pick me up on my worst days

[aestheticmoods]

I just came from morocco 🇲🇦. It's a beautiful country and the people are absolutely amazing 👏. I'm from Minnesota. USA 🇺🇸

[TuAmigoElMorrocoy]

Id love to travel to morocco. I heard so many good things about the friendly people. the food, the market, the clothes

[silversky]

This guy's trademark should be his laugh - it expresses self assurance and is also confidence inspiring, it attracts people. The rest will follow! This channel has brought me a lot of joy so far 👊

[derrickaf]

Very well done videography:)! Thank you for sharing your journey! Your perspectives on travel and how you interface with the local people...priceless!!!