Youtube hearted comments of Teddy Davis (@teddydavis2339).

  1. As an African American, I found this very informative. This information I was aware of, but there were a few new details.
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  2. As an African American, I enjoy visiting Mexico everytime I go there. I have never felt uncomfortable. I understand colonized society. I especially understand the anti-blackness that exists in Spanish colonies. I love Mexico. I love the food, the people and the culture. I find that if you respect Mexicans, they will respect you.
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  3. I love my Ethiopian, Eritrean and Somali sisters and brothers. Kudos!
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  4. Who blames her? This world operates on a caste system. Even people of color partake, even if they don't realize it. The Europeans have done a lot of harm to the entire world. I personally love melanated skin.
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  5. We can always count on the Yarbros to keep us informed and keep it real. You are appreciated more than you know. Thank you, guys.
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  6. Mexico is magical. It's my happy place. The people are what makes this country what it is. The people are humble, so they are surprised when I tell them that I love their country. Thank you, Rondell and Apryl. I'm happy that African Americans are discovering Latin America. We have options.
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  7. I wish that African Americans with money, would come to places like this, rather than going to Europe. Absolutely amazing!
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  8. I wish I could have given this video a million likes. You guys never disappoint.
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  9. I appreciate this family and their honesty. Let's be honest, Portugal looks good on paper. I believe that they embellished crime rate to attract people. It's a small country, but Portugal does have its share of crime. I listen to the news, and it tells a different story. Yes, the people can be friendly on the surface, but that doesn't mean that every friendly person wants to be your friend. It can feel lonely in a new country with no friends. No one is going to fully appreciate the culture without learning the language. It's one thing to listen to Fado, but it's another to be able to understand the lyrics. Americans must be open to learning Portuguese instead of expecting Portuguese to speak English. I'm sure that's part of the frustration. Go on - learn a new language. It will be fun. Vai ser divertido.
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  10. It's not that cut and dry. Sicilians can be blonde as well, and northern Italians can be brunette.
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  11. I love how the first guy changed his tune. Honestly, I don't believe we have to leave the US to be happy. We are thriving here. I live in DC, and it's amazing how many African and African Americans businesses are here.
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  12. Who edits your videos? They are so professional. Also, thank you showing and visiting the Afro Ecuadorian population. I've been listening to their music for years. You guys have sold me on Ecuador. Racism and neo Nazis ism is growing in Europe, with no exceptions, not to mention the war, but I'm happy to see our African American brothers giving Latin America a try. I really love what you guys are doing. I hope you enjoyed the coffee on me.
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  13. Andrew, no one hates you. We love you. You don't have to be afraid. We live in a very sick society. I admire your honesty and openess.
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  14. I'm in El Salvador. I know it gets a bad wrap bit but it's actually a really nice place. The people are very friendly and the weather is nice. I'm in Suchitoto and man, I really like this place. Guatemala City and San Salvador are not the best cities to visit but there are some nicer cities in those countries. Happy travels!
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  15. I love Mexico. I can't wait to move there. Zacatecas is my dream city. Thank you so much for sharing.
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  16. So much information in so little time. I can tell that you guys put in a lot of effort and research into this video. Congratulations! I throughly enjoyed it because it was educational. I wish that every person who watched would have hit that like button.
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  17. I absolutely love you guys but I love Mexico even more. Lol Thanks for the information. I can't wait to get back to Mexico. Have you been to Nayarit?
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  18. Don't forget it's close to Easter. I hear Antigua is the place to be for the processions. I left Guatemala 2 days ago.i miss it already.
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  19. See that's why I love you guys. You guys do your homework, you speak to the locals and you bring facts. You guys show the good, the bad and the ugly. Another great video!
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  20. You are so lucky to have been born into such a lovely family. I feel like some Americans are buying too soon. I feel that one has to spend more time in a country in order to make sure that they love the place they're moving to. Thank you for sharing your life with us.
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  21. That is the reality of life in an ex Spanish colony.
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  22. You have to remember, they were the first Africans taken to the Americas and they were the last to be liberated. The Portuguese were known for their cruelty. You guys are always educating your oublic. I learned Portuguese about 20 years ago because of my passion for Brazilian culture. It was so enrichening. We think that life for African Americans is hard, and it is but it's nothing like being black in Brazil. Having lived in Portugal, understand their mentality, and it ain't very nice. African American who live in Portugal live in a fantasy world, but they have no idea what the black people in Portugal go through. Thanks guys!
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  23. I am African American and I've been traveling since my early 20s. Many African Americans travel to Europe. The US does not promote Latin America that much. I only recently started traveling to Latin America. African Americans do travel, maybe not to the same places you travel to, but they do travel. There are quite a few of the traveling to Africa. I love Guatemala, El Salvador and Mexico. I went to Brazil and Venezuela years ago but I didn't feel very safe. I actually got robbed on the beach in Brazil. I was traumatized for a while. I can't wait to see the rest of Latin America. Love you guys! Also there is a young lady called Energi, she's my favorite travel vlogger, after you guys.
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  24. I love it! It's always nice to see black people celebrating African heritage. We lack that in the US. We might be monetarily more wealthy, but culturally we are much poorer. The more money we have have or the more education we have, the more we want to live and be around Europeans or people of European decent. There is almost no celebration of African culture in the US. I kind of feel jealous, but not in a unhealthy way. I bet non of them are claiming to be Hebrew. Thanks for video. I really enjoyed it.
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  25. Love you guys. I, unfortunately am heading back to the US tomorrow. Zacatecas was the highlight of my trip. I could see myself living in San Luis Potosi. I am ready to move. Happy travels!
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  26. Portugal was desperate. I lived in Portugal, but I didn't see the big deal. It's beautiful. It's is poor and very hard to make real friends. People who don't learn the language miss out on the country. Unfortunately, most Americans will never learn the language, which means they will never be able to appreciate the culture. The US can do better with health care. We can make it happen. We could learn a thing or two from the French.
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  27. Listen to Mr. Yarborough being poetic. Love it!
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  28. The Yarbrosian community is growing, baby!
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  29. I can't wait to go to manta. I am impressed with the sister and her level of knowledge and professionalism. You guys did it again. Great video!
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  30. You guys have the best videos. It's always exciting to see what the Yarbos are up too. Another great video guys!
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  31. I always thought they were Taureg people. Could you teach us a word or phrase in Amharic as a bonus?
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  32. Happy New Year, Apryl and Rondell! Great video!
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  33. What does it matter? Truth is what matters. Nothing else.
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  34. Olodum rocks! I love that group!
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  35. I'm here right now. Don't forget to go to Antigua and Flores.
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  36. You guys are getting too good at this. I like before I even see the videos.
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  37. You'd make a great teacher.
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  38. Great information!
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  39. Thanks for your honesty. I always look forward to seeing your new adventures.
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  40. The Yarbros are in my favorite country, y' all. Que lo paseis bien!
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  41. I'm so jealous of you guys. After October, Americans are going to need a visa to enter Brazil. You guys have to go Sao Luis De Maranhao. It's the Raggae capital of Brazil. Happy Mothers Day to Apryl !
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  42. You guys are professionals. Love the video! Looks like Cuenca is on my list o places to visit.
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  43. I love Bahia. Don't pronounce the h. It's pronounced like ba iah. The h is silent. They to make it to Porto Seguro if you can. Boa viagem!
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  44. I missed you guys! Welcome back!
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  45. That's why I love the Yarbros. They keep it real, and they give us so much information. You guys are on your way to 70000 subscribers!
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  46. Parabens!
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  47.  @TheYarbros  You are about 4 hours away from El Salvador. One of my favorite towns is called Metapan. It's not in the guide books but, it's worth the visit.
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  48. Start learning the language before you move. That is so important. I know that many Americans are not going to learn Portuguese because they just want that European passport. That is a big mistake. If you don't know the language, don't expect to integrate completely. That is the honest to goodness truth. Also, the Portuguese don't like it either. Is building community really a way of not integrating?
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  49. It's always a pleasure to watch your videos. So Americans like to follow the crowd. Portugal looks good on paper. I lived there quite a few years ago. I never thought that it would become the it place. It was ok. Portugal is absolutely beautiful, but I didn't particularly find it that special. For me, people can make or break a place. I lived in 5 European countries. I would have to that Spain was my favorite place to live and Portugal was my least favorite place. I found the Spanish warm and friendly, while I found the Portuguese cold and a bit racist, if I'm honest. As a black person, our experiences can be quite different. I didn't settle in any of these European countries because I wanted more for myself. More opportunities and more equality. I ended up moving back to the US. I appreciate the US so much more. No place is perfect.
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  50. You guys almost have 50000 subscribers. Well deserved!
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  51. Are you falling out of love with Portugal? Presently, I'm in Mexico. After having lived in 5 European countries, Mexico rivals many European countries. The people are friendly, the food is amazing and the weather is ideal. I'm in heaven because I can afford to do just about anything I want.
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  52. Your son has an amazing speaking voice. He could make money with that voice if he's not doing so already. The statement you made about learning the language is so important. Unfortunately, most Americans who live in Portugal will never learn the language. They should. Seria muito divertido.
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  53. Portugal is a relatively poor country. Most young people can not afford to live alone because of the low salaries. I see nothing wrong with children living with their parents until they are ready to leave. Very nice video. Foi divertido.
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  54. I love me some Yarbros ya'll. You guys are great. Thanks for the enlightenment.
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  55. Happy Birthday Apryl!
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  56. I know that they were explorers, but did they do any good in the world besides steal land, resources and enslave people...lots and lots of people? Did they do anything for humanity? Because if you are speading the word of the Lord, but at the same time you're raping and enslaving people, what's it all for?
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  57. I'm presently in Guatemala. Service in Guatemala and Mexico is incredible. Service is always given with a smile. When I lived in Europe, I got the feeling that some of the European waiters did not want to serve me. I'm not a big fan of imcompency. Some Americans abroad call it being laid back. My time is important. I don't want to wait 20 minutes for my check in a restaurant. Guatemala is poor, but the service and people here make up for any flaws that one might find. Americans seriously romanticize Europe. After living in Europe for several years, I feel blessed to have discovered Latinamerica. It's so nice to finally meet your wife.
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  58. This is what happens when there is so much emphasis on the concept of "race." It really does so much damage. The perpetrators have no idea how much racism and colorism ruin lives. Who would not have wanted to pass for white? The darker one is, except Indians, the more problems you have in society. Brasil and Latin America is even worse when it comes to colorism.
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  59. As an African American, I have to say that we cry too much to be accepted in their spaces. I feel sorry for her, but we are not learning. It seems like she's so talented. Come up to the Bay Area. There are so many opportunities that Americans are not even taking advantage of. The immigrants are. Illegals are making $30.00 an hour here. Stop saying it's because of the color of your skin. There is power in words. Even if you think it, don't say it. Good luck to her.
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  60. I'm in love with Manta.
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  61. You guys have to take a walk around the University of Guanajuato. It's so cool! Oh yeah, Apryl, the h is silent in Spanish. Pretend it isn't there.
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  62. You guys have sold me on Ecuador. It looks very pleasant. Thank you guys!
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  63. Nigeria was the main slave capturers. Slaves were traded, not kidnapped. They traded slaves for mirrors, umbrellas and arms. They were the main ones who were crying when the queen of England passed away. Expect nothing positive from those people. They were allies to the European slavers.
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  64. You guys never disappoint. You have to visit Zacatecas.
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  65. Tranquila hija. Va a encontrar algo mejor. No deje Mexico. Buena suerte. Mexico es un pais maravilloso.
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