After watching the movie Another Round ft Mads Mikkelson, Denmark definitely looks like a vibe

dam that's my wife's second pick lmaooo

I’m from Brooklyn, grew up there in the 90s (in my late 20s now for reference, so I apologize if I sound like a boomer for my next statement) pre gentrification it was still hectic but a bit different.

The NY you’re experiencing while still great and still eventful as ever has been pretty damn commercialized and that might have contributed to that overwhelming feeling.

It was overwhelming back then too for sure but it’s a different ball game now.

And I’ve traveled to Jamaica, Canada, Japan, Germany with Amsterdam next on the list.

If you liked NYC you’ll love Tokyo

Cali looks so fire idc what people say lmao I want to visit one of them surf heavy towns

As someone that’s been to Europe I gotta admit they mastered the art of the walkable city man

Berlin is fire bros can confirm @Elric

Going to Japan for the first time next week for 2 weeks lol

Any insight / tips? Going from Tokyo, to Osaka then Kyoto. Trying a hostel for the first time too to meet people & hopefully get a good feel for the vibe out there, sounds crazy but even considering Japan as a place to move

Is your wife not french then? I chose Berlin cause my partner (born in Canada) still has family out there and German citizenship through her mom

Assassins creed

Surely one of these Scandinavian countries in a rural country side on a compound

I was in Munich years ago and everyone was like "why are you here and not in Berlin" so I had to check it out a few years later and

Bro I been there multiple times.

Are you black? I’m black and I have two strand twists that look like dreads and the locals couldn’t stop telling me how cool my hair was lol

In my experience the locals who are younger like 20s and such be so cool with us cuz they love rap.

They were asking me about Kendrick Lamar and Future I even had people rapping 2pac lyrics to me in the club.

I haven’t been to Osaka or Kyoto but I know people that have.

Kyoto is more traditional with shrines and temples and stuff Tokyo and Osaka are more modern.

I could recommend restaurants and clubs in Tokyo if you want

Bro I wanna go back soon but I gotta focus on this Amsterdam trip first.

What was Munich like

either Guam or New Zealand bro. I wanna live semi-off grid

city life is exhausting

Jolly tbh. Bunch of drunk happy Germans (and it wasn't even Oktober)

Lmao yeah I’m black, had locs for a few years but just cut em. Everyone says I look like Pac now deadass

But heard you get treated like a celebrity out there fsho. I got a bunch of tatts so was worried, but heard it shouldn’t be a big deal either.

Yeah bro recommend me food spots, trying to save for the most part so I’ll be hittin family marts and 7/11s a lot but also don’t mind occasionally eating out somewhere else

I also really wanna have some fun ass nightlife experiences, any recs on getting integrated with that / general vibes with others out there?

I went in October but I don’t drink lmaooo I still should’ve hit up one of them spots just to watch.

I can’t lie there’s something about Europes vibe that I dig

Traveling really the best thing to do as a single young adult I keep seeing

They really perfected it in every way possible. It's a shame that the USA wasn't built like these places.

Yea the tats aint that big a deal although some of the more sheltered folks will stare lol

But iight boom this is Steakhouse Gyu-Gyu Masa it's in Tokyo.

This is SHOGUN Burger a dope burger chain all around Tokyo

This is Bistro Favori they serve mad dope breakfast food and steak and stuff this French Toast went crazy

just to start you off

s*** is CRAZY when you go back to America cuz the layouts look dumb as hell by comparison

I keep bringing this up in threads but I really miss Cairo Egypt. Stayed there for the first three months of the year.
There were a lot of things I could complain about. But there was something special about the places and people I met while there.

I’m considering going back this fall and staying for a year. Especially since my father lives there who I’m not too close to but grew to learn and love.

Poorest place on earth with barely a penny to my name. I’d use it as motivation to grind even harder. Lots of unique networking opportunities that no one else would have access to too so I’d be up and stuck in no time.

My boy came through with pictures

Screenshotting everything!!! Off topic, could you see yourself living there? Heard many black folk are moving tbh

what do you miss most about it?