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  • haha that kids reply after 1:30 haha dont go broke doing it!

    

  • Ha, so Black folk can't stand the white man's christmas so they make up a bull shit celibration which copies jews hanukkaa and you put in your own hippie loving shit for the religion even though everybody in africa is either killing each other or just plain starving to death. glorify the "great" nation of africa. the plagued country

  • @79pensacola Your reaction is natural for someone who doesn't understand what Kwanzaa is. Kwanzaa isn't a religious holiday. It's a cultural holiday. Someone who celebrates Christmas can celebrate Kwanzaa and vice versa.

    Africa is the birthplace of humanity and the entire world has eaten off of Africa's plate in the form of natural resources, human resources and ideas. If your home is plagued, as you say, wouldn't it still hold a special place in your heart?

  • @okerarasi LMFAO!!!!!

    wow are you dumb..africa doesn't even have fruits and vegetables..when the europeans came,they bringed the agriculture resources so that africa can have what this bullshit so called "cultural holiday" is all braging about

    niggers are worthless and need to die

  • @TheGrizzlyReaper78 so much love radiating from your comment... I beg to differ my friend. Africans grew their own food WAY before Europeans stepped foot on the continent. Your comment is based on pure emotion, no facts.

  • @okerarasi LMFAO

    you dont even know what your ancestors did?

    they just went scratching their asses and were throwing spears at the trees to get fruits

    if you think they grew food..then wow..you gotta be dumb

  • @TheGrizzlyReaper78 and if you think they didn't grow food, you gotta be dumber

  • @TheGrizzlyReaper78 "they bringed?" learn how to spell you ignorant fool!

  • @TheGrizzlyReaper78 Us europeans brought them food thats not really healthy,more like junk food,they had their own fruit growing before we came.

  • @okerarasi don't waste your time on that trash just throw the garabage out! it never befits a lion to answer the dogs and that person who made that comment is a dog. Thanks for the video upload!

  • @79pensacola lol you're lame and you're racism is fruitless!

  • Fair enough but... I think this is brain washing, these kids are just regurjitating what they've been fed... Funny, reminds me of religious brainwashing of children.

    African Americans (the culturally aware) are a funny kind. As an African from East Africa who has been exposed to these cats, I think it's fair to say it. Why are they a funny kind? Come on man, look at this shit! LOL! Black Pride, huh? *rolls eyes....*

  • So how come there's only black people represented in this video if Kwanzaa is for people of African decent; doesn't that pretty much include everybody?

  • @VENOM3RDUM Technically, you're right. But when you hear the words 'of African descent' what comes to your mind first; the whole world or black people?

  • swahili? wtf, that ain't have anything to do with black slaves from West Coast of Africa. Swahili is spoken on the East Coast, ya fools!

  • And to me, Christmas is very typical. Right?

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  • What does Kwanzaa have to compare to THAT?

    NOTHING

    What can Kwanzaa do to save your soul?

    NOTHING

    ONLY JESUS CAN DO THAT

    Thus said the Lord ...

    "If you confess ME (Jesus, not kwanzaa) before men, I will confess you before my Father in heaven"

    "For there is no name under heaven and earth (including Kwanzaa) by which man can be saved except the name CHRIST JESUS!!"

    Is that typical?

  • @Dobermite Jesus has nothing to do with Kwanzaa. Kwanzaa wasn't created as a counterpoint to Christmas. Christmas is no longer a relevant description to honor the birth of Jesus. Christmas is now known as a winter festival. And ?as we stray from the true meaning of observing Christmas", the pope is actually correct on that concept.

  • Plus, I know nothing about Kwanzaa and it would be interesting to interact with people who know about the holiday and the origin of the festivity.

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  • SAY NO TO THE DEVIL

    SAY NO TO THE CULT OF KWANZAA

    SAY YES TO TO JESUS

  • If anyone tells you "Happy Kwanzaa", you tell them "I don't celebrate Kwanzaa, I'm a Christian and I ONLY celebrate Christmas this time of year"

    Our Lord has told us ...

    "IF YOU CONFESS ME BEFORE MEN!!!!

    I WILL CONFESS YOU BEFORE MY FATHER IN HEAVEN"

  • @Dobermite 'the cult of Kwanzaa'? C'mon dude. That's a bit of a stretch.

  • @okerarasi Brother you want to hear me on this and I'm only telling you this because I love you, the devil is smart, he's been around since the Garden of Eden where he first separated man from God and he's had thousands of years to perfect his craft since then, so he's only gotten better at it.

    He knows black pride is powerful weapon with black folks and he will use that to separate you from Jesus. He'll tell you Jesus is for the white man, but I have something better for you, but he is a liar

  • @okerarasi Jesus calls him the father of lies.

    But he doesn't tell obvious lies. He is a master of deception and he knows how to mix truths with lies, thats why the Bible also calls him the author of confusion.

    But don't be confused about this, Christmas is when we celebrate the birth of Christ and any holiday that diverts your attention away from that is straight up heresy, and Kwanzaa was designed to do just that, divert your attention away from Jesus under the guise of black pride.

  • @okerarasi One more thing.

    The devil knows all about pride. That was his undoing.

    The devil is a fallen angel, but he wasn't just any angel, he was anointed cherub and the Bible tells us he was the most beautiful of all the angels, and because of that he became filled with pride and thats when inequity was found in him, he wanted to ascend to GOD'S THRONE and was even able to entice a third of the angels to join his rebellion. So pride is the emotion he understands the most.

    HE INVENTED IT

  • Bottom line, and you all better here me on this, loud and clear.

    The Bible tells us very clearly ...

    "OUR GOD IS A JEALOUS GOD"

    He doesn't share our affection with idols and made up holidays.

    ESPECIALLY NOT ON CHRISTMAS!!

    Don't tell me "I celebrate Christmas too"

    No, it don't work that way, you don't give 1/2 your attention to Jesus on Christmas or 3/4 or whatever.

    Christmas is 100% ABOUT JESUS for CHRISTIANS

    Kwanzaa was designed in the pits of hell to take the focus OFF CHRISTMAS

  • @Dobermite 'He doesn't share our affection with idols and made up holidays' Every holiday is 'made up' at some point in history.

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  • I got offended when someone asked if i celebrate kwanzaa.

  • @2550505 You shouldn't be offended.

  • @anne91276 Why not?

  • @2550505 Well, first of all, its a very interesting holiday and second, you should be lucky enough to learn about your own heritage. Everybody wants to learn more about their ancestors and their own culture. I think Kwanzaa is very fascinating and very interesting. Do you agree?

  • @anne91276 I would much rather celebrate my religious holiday. To be honest, The only thing i can relate with Africa is my hair.

  • @2550505 LOL.... I had similar issues with my hair too....

  • I've got nothing against the principles of Kwanzaa itself, but it seems a little artificial to me, since it was so deliberately created, and so recently, too. It certainly wasn't a bad idea, but it just seems a bit... odd.

  • @SpiritofInsanity Wasn't every holiday 'deliberately created' at some point in history?

  • HELL FUCKING YEA KWANZAA IS JUST THE BLACK VERSION OF CHRISTMAS

  • @GordyLove365 Nah dude. Kwanzaa based on different theme than Christmas

  • NO NO NO NO.... lmao!!!!

  • Thank you this beautiful video. Definitely will incorporate this into our annual celebration this year. Bless.

  • @dimplekisses Glad you liked it. Thank you

  • did anyone else straight up die laughing at 1:03 ?

  • kwanzaa is a krock of krap kreated by some krazy kooks.

  • @karoslif Depends who you ask. You can say that about any holiday.

  • @okerarasi Christmas celebrats Christ birth,who is a historical figure,and kwanzaa?...........

  • @karoslif Kwanzaa celebrates a people and their culture.

    Kwanzaa and Christmas are two separate holidays. It's not like if you celebrate one you can't celebrate the other. Many people celebrate both. Kwanzaa is not a Black Christmas. It's something different.

  • @karoslif

    Christmas celebrats Christ birth,who is a historical figure<---he's historical to Christians. And Christianity is only absorbed by African-Americans because white slave masters pushed that foolishness on our ancestors as a mechanism to make them submissive as slaves. Kwanzaa is a celebration of important aspects cherished by African-Americans and we can celebrate it if we want. we're entitled to tht. We don't have to things ya'lls way for it to be right. Get over urself. so pathetic.

  • @DivinelyMochaDipped Jesus is not a historical figure to christians only,his existence is a fact that secular historians themselves do not refute,have you done any research that proves anything different? and by the way,i too am african american but i do not accept any foolishness just because it looks african.

  • @karoslif this very sad( seperationists pass away lonely? ) person is fixed on K which is of course a letter of Energy that can be actioned on in both, Higher and Lower Vibrational Ways- my cup overfloweth, may it flow to embalm a bitter heart caught in the lower vibe of K- I on the other hand Celebrate K-PAX-Power iLOVE

  • @heiRUB huh?......no more coffee for you.

  • @karoslif your an ignorant person

  • 1:07 Tellin it like it is!

  • So in short Kwanzaa was made up out of thin air by a man who tortured two little girls; and the whole point of the holiday is so black people can celebrate being black? That's kind of fucked up and exceedingly racist.

  • @TheClayPeopleAreHere Isn't every holiday made up? Since Kwanzaa is one of the newer holidays it gets met with resistance. And how in the world is a black person celebrating their culture racist?

  • @okerarasi Think about it. The KKK say they are just celebrating their heritage but I doubt anyone would say they aren't racist. Granted they killed a butt load of people in the past but I'm trying to make a point beside that. Also I don't like that such a supposedly joyful celebration was created by a child torturer. I am for equal rights but Kwanzaa just doesn't strike me as a good thing.

  • @TheClayPeopleAreHere I don't know of anyone who celebrates Kwanzaa burning crosses on people's lawns or riding in packs and hanging people from trees or doing anything like to that. I'm not really feeling your analogy of comparing people who celebrate Kwanzaa with the KKK.

    Maybe you don't feel good about Kwanzaa because you don't understand it. If you take the time to understand it, I think you would respect it whether you choose to celebrate it or not.

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  • I'm gonna start to celebrate Kwanzaa

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  • "Can you give gifts on Kwanzaa?"

    "YEAH, YOU CAN!"

    "ok chill out"

  • niggers

  • @agents1986 IGNORANCE

  • @rashij30 u ignant raciss! fuck you nigger.

  • @agents1986 wow!!!!...I guess I would be ignorant and racist if I sit up here and argue with you. So I'm just gon laugh..hahahahahahahahahahahah­a!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

  • damn i wanted to celebrate kwanza but then i suddenly noticed that im not african but a white northern blackmetallist.. too bad

  • More people should celebrate Kwanzaa in honour of this wonderful man Maulana Karenga.

  • @harryh111111 Kwanzaa is not a 'Honor Maulana Karenga' celebration. It's bigger than that.

  • I'm black I don't know what Kwanzaa is and I have never met a person who celebrates it.I'm on here because i'm curious to see just what it is.

  • KWANZAA - established in 1966 by Maulana Karenga a member of the Black Panthers and a convicted felon. He brutally tortured two white women.

  • when was the baby kwanzaa born? and why is the harvest celebrated at end of december?

  • @leonarddaccardi There is no 'Baby Kwanzaa'. Kwanzaa and Christmas are two separate holidays. It's not an 'either-or' competition. A person can choose to celebrate both holidays.

    The 'Harvest' of Kwanzaa is symbolic. It's the harvesting of the 'Fruits' of the goals and aspirations that were set the previous year.

  • sorry i just needed to get that off my chest. why cant "people of african descent"/ "black" people just celebrate Christmas also??

  • @NeonOctober because we can celebrate what ever we want not all ppl like or celebrate christmas.

  • KWANZAA ISNT REAL!!

  • my best friend is south african so i asked her about kwanza,...she had no clue what is was talking about.

  • @gharrisishere Kwanzaa was created in America. It's based on concepts that are common in many African harvest celebrations. So it's not strange that your friend from South Africa didn't know what you were taking about. Ask her if she knows anything about harvest celebrations in her country. You may see some similarities with Kwanzaa there.

  • @okerarasi Yeah, why don't you talk about the scumbag that made it all up?

  • 1:10 to end is hilarious. That kid with the dreads is all angry.

  • I don't celebrate kwanzaa ( I appreciate the sentiment, but I still think it's excessive) however, it is no faker than any other holiday i.e. Christmas, it has just been celebrated for a shorter period of time than most other 'holidays'

  • @michaboa You think kwanzaa is fake ? I'm not sure I understand .

  • happy kwanzaa!!! check out The Official Kwanzaa Song

  • Karenga is a bastard for fabricating this pathetic holiday. Just another attempt by dumb niggers to further isolate themselves from society.

  • @0neofthem Hey asshole, apparently you're obsessed with Blacks just by searching these videos up, huh? Get a damn life and go somewhere you stupid cracker.

  • @TurboTurbulence22 go fuck yourself worthless cunt. you confuse pity with obsession. of course a nigger like yourself wouldn't know the difference.

  • @0neofthem Fuck you too, you dumb son of a bitch. Go crawl back to the caves mutant. You're more worthless than fertilizer :D

  • @TurboTurbulence22 fucking subhuman doesn't know his place. scum like you are fit only to be worked to death.

  • @0neofthem And so you'll be destroyed or tortured in a FEMA Camp. All the dumbasses like yourself are gonna die without a doubt. You dumb son of a bitch.

  • @TurboTurbulence22 bold statement coming from a little boy. still doesn't change the fact that you're a useless bitch. so go douse you're apartment in gasoline and burn in hell.

  • @0neofthem Nah, you're just gonna learn one day the hard way. And I stay in a house btw, but my life isn't sad and fucked up like yours. Oh well, people like you will continue to suffer lol.

  • happy kwanzaa!!!! 

  • whiteys holidays aint good enough

  • Its designed to further seperate black society from white society. Its Fraudulant. BTW the guy was a wife beater. Some role model.

  • @flavordave73 Recognizing that two people are culturally different is an important thing. I don't see that as necessarily a negative, but a people can't just forget their race in the name of togetherness & accept someone elses culture can they?

  • good video.

  • who needs kwanzaa when you have black history MONTH? its a whole month long kwanzaa fest. ( it ain't where you're from....its where you're at)

  • thats bullshit!!!! atlanta has big kwanzaa celebrations every year as well as pre-Kwanzaa celebrations!! to the afrikan dad, fuck em!!! christmas is a pagen holiday created by caucasoid pagen worshipping homosexual, barbaric crackers. fuck that christmas catshit!! caucasoids always r afraid of what builds the Black nation!! dam what caucasiods say or think!! HAPPY kWANZAA!!!!

  • I know not of 1 black american (and ive been all over the country) that celebrates kwanzaa. just stop.

  • @pounder2day Well I totally disagree with you. I am a Black American and I started celebrating Kwanzaa with my children over 15 years ago. We celebrate CHRISTmas as the birth of Christ. As I became more educated and aware of the need for children to know something about their past inorder to be effective leaders in the future, I let go of all the pagan traditions. I also taught students in the public school system about all the different ways to celebrate holidays & values, including Kwanzaa.

  • @tiegirl944 --and how many people would you say you know celebrate kwanzaa every year?

  • @pounder2day I personally know at least 50 people who celebrate Kwanzaa

  • @okerarasi --you're lying, but it's ok.

  • @pounder2day I'm lying about what?

  • @pounder2day I can answer that question my whole family on my fathers side CELEBRATE this holiday, and in case you want to go there, more than half of them are well educated black professionals in white America. i myself have been celebrating it for 17 plus year Im know forty years of age. Truth be told this was an issue in my family on both side, but my fathers side of the family are very proactive and I presented them with a challenge know the history and know the facts. They did just that

  • @pounder2day LOL,Well if you have been all over this country as you claim, I have 4 intelligent questions for you? 1. Were you in mostly white populous were there is only a few African Americans 2. Were you in a area were there is NO African Americans. 3. Why does this concern you so much if your not African american or some Mis-educated black person. 4. Are you really trying to know? because there is thousands of African Americans that do. Even in the Ontario province its celebrated by many.

  • @davisismail1comcast --.1. No. 2. No. 3. I'm Black American, so that's why I know you're fronting. No need to lie and say Kwanzaa is a standard holiday for african americans, because you and i both know it's NOT, and you know the majority of black americans DO NOT. The few in here stating they do, well I'm sure, thus the reason you are on this vid commenting, however, do african american media displays kwanzaa? I've not once seen an african american film where the family is celebrating.

  • @pounder2day --media is the representative/voice of the people. with that said, media of any sort, from music to film, does not show african american families celebrating kwanzaa, nor have I (black american that was born and raised in south la, fathers side is creole from N.O and mothers side from NC) have never nor heard of anyone celebrating kwanzaa, my brother goes to LSU, it's not celebrated as standard there, nor is it at Grambling. Please, no need to lie, just say yes, there is a MINORITY.

  • @pounder2day In response to both of your comments. I made no inference as to MINORITY or MAJORITY. Maybe its you, my young friend that might need to work on his clarity in questioning. I merely responded to your statement at the bottom of this page. As to frontin I leave that to this young generation that has major identiy issues. Louisiana, hmm has one of the lowest aptitude rates of education in this country, and thats white curriculum, I ve not even included the black education curriculum.

  • @davisismail1comcast --I'm not exactly sure what Louisiana's education system has anything to do with this discussion, but my point whether the last quote or the bottom of the page is clear. I don't know anyone that celebrates Kwanzaa nor should anyone act like it's a commonly celebrated holiday amongst african americans, because fact is, it's not. point blank. 

  • @pounder2day My point is do not be so quick to criticize something based own POP-ularity contextual shallow data, its skewed and based on a skewed platform. When it comes to your own history, if you want to claim it as such. In this country it will always be viewed as suspect, and do you know why. If you really study history and I hope you will, you will see a pattern of those who tried to oppress another group, does it by taking there traditions and history and replacing it with theirs.

  • @pounder2day Let me leave you with this young man. when you are serious about researching or attacking something, you first need to do your home work. I have been at this too long. Most African americans don't celbrate Kwanzaa, your correct there are many who do not even know it exist, just like they also don't know that we have our own independance day, many never heard of names like Dred Scott ,Nat Turner, Dusable, Tousaint Overture, Marcus Garvey and yes even Kwame toure or Malcolm x. cont

  • kwanzaa is just complete bullshit

  • i love the kid at 1:04

  • @1:12 why does he sound so angry

  • @ProphetGuardian I remember when we recorded that. He was trying to remember his lines. But he smiles at the end. That's his real personality.

  • Africa is extremely abundant w/ natural resources (referring to alloys, diamonds, etc). From an industrial standpoint; africa's ppl should've been sitting on top of the world, not living in destitute. The sad fact is, not one single african person ever figured out what these resources were or how to make good of them, but yet it was all around them for thousands of years. Fast forward to 2010,..some,. not all, ..but some ppl of african heritage seem to want to go backwards (via: kwanzaa). Why?

  • @DonTerhune1200cc You're not factoring in a few small historical events like colonization, neo-colonization, the Atlantic slave trade and debt to the World Bank which put Africans at a slight disadvantage in making the most of the available natural resources. It's real naive to say that Africans didn't even know what the resources are. If you feel Kwanzaa is going backwards then you hold that thought and enjoy yourself. I didn't post these videos to get approval from anyone.

  • @okerarasi See, one of the big reasons African nations are in debt is they seem to like to kill each other. With diamonds and other natural resources being harvested illegally (by slaves, how ironic!) and sold on the black market to fund the various tribal armies, the governments have to take out loans from around the world. Several other geographical areas survived colonization just fine, such as the Indian peninsula. Saying that issues like colonization and debt cause ignorance is ignorant.

  • @hackerdude666 Did this quote really come out your mouth?: 'Saying that issues like colonization and debt cause ignorance is ignorant.' Colonization and debt DESTROYED Africa. It wasn't a good thing. You say it like it's just some casual occurrence.

  • @okerarasi Well, when it happened, it was. India and Thailand both survived colonization, and neither of them turned out like Africa. The fact is, Africa is just riddled with natural resources that the rest of the world wants. The fact that they were colonized didn't hurt them. The fact that the inhabitants were, and still are, pretty violent towards each other made the Empire pull out. The debt that plagues Africa, also, was created internally around those resources.

  • @hackerdude666 We're just gonna have to agree to disagree on that one. No way I'm buying that colonization was casual and that the 'Empire' pulled out because the Africans were too violent against each other. That violence was rooted in the divide and conquer tactics of the 'Empire'. Once they raped the continent of the resources, THEN they left. With their puppet rulers in place.

  • @yemi32

    Well it is true some of our people have connects with West Africa more than East Africa, but you have to understand that these wicked people have made Africans so immature, thoughtless and clueless against each other and we shouldn't allow them to victimises us in ever corner of life.

  • MOST AMERICAN AFRICANS ARE ALREADY BAPTIST CHRISTIANS. WHY DO THEY WANT A SILY HOLIDAY TO BE DIFERENT DUDE?

  • OOPS, lol, One third of the world is Christian, add to the One Third all of the people who dont count themselves christian and celebrate christmas anyway.

  • Time once again to celebrate the "age old" tradition of Kwanzaa. (an !AMERICAN! holiday dating back to 1966) This wonderful (choke, hack) holiday is actually celebrated by 1-5% of the american black population, So if some loser tries to use it to get out of work its entirely ok to tell him to pound sand and fire him. Keep in mind this is compared to the One third of the world that celebrates Christmas, including black christians all over AFRICA. Enjoy your Panther holiday. No extra days off.

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  • 1:45 The kid looks raw

  • @ANGELOandZACH1542 No i ment 0:20 he has raw dreadlocks

  • And Kwanzaa was created by a man, while in prison, who was convicted of torturing two women in a cult that he had started. The question you need to ask is "why doesn't anybody ever talk about that?"

  • @XxGRIZZWALDxX Because, that would be racist! Let's make a holiday celebrating white heritage LOL !

  • @XxGRIZZWALDxX It IS talked about. Like 50 thousand times in other parts of these comments. I, nor anyone I know who celebrates Kwanzaa, condones the allegations that Karenga tortured women. But Kwanzaa is bigger than Karenga. Kwanzaa's not a Karenga-worshiping holiday. Karenga's not perfect. Neither are any of us. We make mistakes. But the meaning and impact of Kwanzaa is what I focus on. Not the imperfections of its creator. And for the record, Kwanzaa was created BEFORE Karenga was imprisoned

  • What's with all the racist crap? Just stfu and stop watching if you are just going to type ignorant pea-brained comments. Around Christmas and other seasonal holidays this time of year should bring out the best in people...but it always manages to let some idiots stop by.

  • 0:27.... is that who i think it is.... little rascals... I got a dollar. I got a dollar. I got a dollar hey hey hey hey!!??? I think it is!!

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  • @TheJomogogo

    yes, yes, we've heard it all before, fuckoff dickhead

  • WHERE IS THE REST OF THIS CLIP???....its awesum to have children explaining it !

    whomever you are and you celebrate KWANZAA ...dont let anyone discourage you .... ALL celebrations are man -made anyway.....the popular ones simply stood the test of time ....2000 years from now people will not remember the Kwanzaa naysayers anyway...just look at Christianity..lol

  • why do black Americans celebrate Kwanzaa even though the africans in east africa who speak "Swahili" dont even know what the fuck it is? Anyway, i speak swahili and Kwanzaa doesn't mean "the first fruit of the harvest", it's just the direct translation of the english word "first".

  • @wiseye61

    we have been thru this again and again! kwanzaa, the celebration.. not kwanza, the word. the extra a at the end was added to explain the difference. this is an AFRICAN AMERICAN celebration, it was created in this country. any book on kwanzaa will tell you that. why do you ignorant fucks keep trying to score a point by asking the same stupid questions? why do you even care? there THOUSANDS of different celebrations in this country, do you go around asking fool questions about those?

  • @wiseye61 Kwanzaa wasn't created in Africa, which is why East Africans may not have heard about it. It was created in America BASED on African tradition around harvest celebrations. Swahili was chosen because it's the most widespread language in Africa. Thanks for pointing out the definition of the word 'Kwanzaa'. I believe it was taken from the saying 'Matunde ya Kwanzaa' and I think THAT means 'First Fruits of the Harvest'. If that's not right, let me know.

  • Kwanza is the fakest holiday ever. My dad, is AFRICAN and even he doesn''t believe in it.

  • @nishell3200 lol

  • @nishell3200

    its not a religion, moron. you dont have to "believe" its not based on some myth.

    its a celebration of culture. its a committment black people make to their community. WE make it real, its only "fake" when we dont live up to our committments. african american folks in this country created a lot of african derived traditions jazz, quilting, hip hop, etc. people continually post the same stupid points, why dont you pick up a fucking book on subjects before you bash?

  • @nishell3200 Your dad not believing in Kwanzaa doesn't make it fake.

  • @okerarasi the fact that it was made up by a dude who wanted attention in prison is. It's like saying I celebrate Festivus to get out of solitary.

  • Fake holiday. You can celebrate your heritage at any time, and it's perfectly fine. But don't call it a holiday, like it's Christmas or Hannukah. I suppose you'll next be demanding that TV stations and schools start mandating we include the Kwanza in all holiday greetings, etc.

  • @nritnrat i do

  • @nritnrat WHEN??? WHEN??? WHEN DID WE DEMAND THIS?!!! OMFG, I MUST HAVE BEEN ON THE MOON!!! AND WHO ARE YOU TO TELL US WHAT THE FUCK WE CAN CALL A HOLIDAY OR NOT?!?! You are currently debating that a holiday or a "true" holiday can only be real if it is religious, then what about the 4th of july, or thanks giving, or COLUMBUS DAY!!!!?!! stfu, we aint demanding shit for this holiday, and never did!!!

  • @nritnrat what a gr8 idea!!!! KWANZAA FOR ALLL!!! ...

  • @nritnrat

    there is nothing fake about kwanzaa, we know the who, where what why and how of this celebration. its not based on some myth of a virgin birth or 7 day candles. WE DEFINE for ourselves what our celebrations will be. yes, i would be totally against kwanzaa being mandatory in any official govt greetings. i dont want to see white community debase and exploit it. now fuck off

  • Kwanzaa is raceist like hanukka

  • @SonModelPicler

    there is nothing racist about kwanzaa, or hanukka either from what i can decern.

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  • Happy very early Kwanzaa!!!

  • "Kwanzaa" is a phoney holiday invented by communists.

  • @NickB1967

    nothing phony about it, its not based on a myths. its a cultural observation. and i hope white america avoids the holiday because karenga was a communist at the time, so much the better. go and do your jerk off somewhere else.

  • was that lil wayne at 0:28 ?

  • YA GAY BLAK POWA FO LIFE FO SHO

  • From that perspective I can see why you are sarcastic.

    If someone is accused of a crime, does that mean they can never, ever in their life do something that is positive?

    Kwanzaa used African harvest celebrations as a model. The 'harvest' of Kwanzaa symbolizes us 'reaping the fruits' of the goals we set for ourselves the previous year.

    People didn't just 'pop up' in West Africa. They migrated there from East Africa.