Everything I ATE at a West African market (for less than $5) #foodvlog #togo #africa #travelvlog

Omggggg i love that you visited Togo. I am half togolaise and most people that i know didn’t even know Togo existed before they met me. I love that you traveled there ❤

I already love you for saying Togo instead of Africa. Im so sick of uneducated people going to countries in Africa and saying going to Africa like its so hard to name the country. People still dont know that Africa isnt the country but your video is beautiful!!

It’s lovely to enjoy life and chat away with kind locals. ❤ from an Indian Bengali. Your channel is a breath of fresh air

That bread makes me want to visit Togo

I was so excited hearing Togo my parents are Togolese and we went there 2 years ago. Totally fun love my people!!🇹🇬🇹🇬🤍

Togo is a beautiful country. I had the absolute blessing to spend a summer there once and I met the kindest people, ate the most delicious food, and had so much fun. Mango, tu me manque toujours 😢❤

Hey there, I'm a brand new subscriber, and I've got to say, your videos are more than just entertaining; they're incredibly heartwarming! It's truly mind-blowing to see your journey across 100 countries. Your adventures are like a window to a world I can only dream of exploring. 🌍 But what strikes me the most is your unwavering positivity. Your attitude is contagious, and it's like a beacon of good vibes that brightens my day every time I watch your content. 😊 If I had one tiny request, it would be to see longer videos from you. Your storytelling is so captivating that it leaves me hanging on the edge of my seat, craving more of your incredible experiences. Wishing you all the best of luck on your YouTube journey! Keep spreading those good vibes, and have an absolutely fantastic day! 🌟👏

Wait so you didn’t have enough coins for the 400 but enough for a coconut for 100 and th last thing u got for 500? I don’t get it

Growing up we had a girl we called our sister. She was adopted by a white guy and my mom would help do her hair and stuff. She was from Togo. As well as a college classmate Rip Barbara ❤💋

This is so nice. I once spent two weeks in Togo when I lived in Ghana for one year. Togo was so lovely. The pace of living, the friendliness, and the beauty of nature. But after a while of living in Ghana, I stopped pointing out how 'cheap' everything was to me. Because it's not cheap for the people who actually have to provide for their families in these countries. Especially in Togo which hsas been under the rule of one single family ever since its independence. People are suffering because of these prices so I won't call them cheap.

😮 This country seems safe for women. I am on my way to TOGO❤

I just randomly found your channel and have been binging your videos since! Your voice is super relaxing, thank you so much for making videos!!!🙌

is it ok to tip at a market? or would it be considered rude? I would have such a strong impulse to pay more 😭😂

Yes love Ghana and Togo, very kind people in general and about “enjoyment” 😂 seems to be a favourite word too and I’m only now realising and I’m born in the western world but my roots are Ghanaian

Togo is like the hidden gem 💎 in west africa ❤ and the foooooooods are chef's kiss 😊

Wow everything is so cheap over there.

So, you had money 🤔

Damn never saw someone went to Togo. When she said Togo I scrolled back😂 Togolese 💪🏾🙋🏾‍♀️

Oh I remember that market. I was there in 2013, bought some hollow calabass because they looked cool as a fruit basket or container of some sorts. Got the weirdest looks by people at the market and on the way home. Later learned these things are used by shaman/voodoo priests (whatever the correct word is) to mix potions and stuff 😂

I can't see myself paying 16cts for something that would be 3 euro's here. Imagine paying 60cts while in the meantime you know you can make these people millionares if you give them 50 euro's...