Okay, it is day four and our final day here in Washington DC. We are heading to Kenya today to Nairobi and I'm I don't think I've been this excited to go to a country in a while. I'm excited. Today's going to be a good one. Strap in. Day four. I hope you guys are enjoying it and let's get cracking. Going to get us some food. Yes. out of here sending me on side quests. We still need to pack. We still need to eat. He still needs to finish recording. We're out here getting nervous. Currently 1:26. We need to check out for two. We're so cooked. We are always late. I bet you now late to the airport. But hey, hopefully TSA will be fine. Bro, what the hell in the end of the world is going on here? So, while Iran and Israel are bombing the of each other, there's a video going viral now of from neighboring Lebanon of a guy playing the saxophone while missiles explode in the night sky. This is so 2025. Imagine your entertainment for the night along with dinner and a DJ being ballistic missiles. We're actually cooked. 20 minutes to check out. I survived. Oh my god. You're back already. Yeah. My Uber woman. Wow. Hey. Yeah. Where's my tip for delivery? Huh? I'll give you a tip. No, I'm joking. I'm joking. Cut that out. Cut that out. Thanks for your order. Holy crap. You lovable. Please rate me five stars. I need my good reviews for my new my new uh profession. Just about a post as well, so I'm just wrapping up as well. Yeah. Well, guess what? 15 minutes. Yeah, I think we have done it. There you go. Exactly 26 minutes. I've just locked myself out of the room with all of the bags. Maddie specifically said do not do this. All right. Once you're out, you won't be able to get back in. Okay. So, don't forget anything. I can't get back in. No. Yeah. No. This is so annoying. Hello. All right. You predicted it. I've locked myself out with all three back still in the room. Oh my god. Go, baby. Thank you. You okay? Yeah. Thank you so much. Get your butt out of this door so we can get on our flight. All right. We good? No, not good. Just check it. That is the most important thing. Got my passport. Zatty's tiny little piece of cheesecake. The first night, I think it's better after a couple days. Okay, so yet again, we have no seats. So, we have played a bit of seat roulette for the second time. Worked out the first time. Um, but I don't know whether it's going to, you know, just keep and actually we've done it for all of them now. So, wish us luck. One thing that's really weird that we're noticing about America and it's only just clicked now is we've been traveling all over the world and we always enjoy going to airports most of the time, but never American airports. There's something America is a global leader in so many things, yet their airports are so boring. Do you They are boring. Very boring. Yeah. Like we've been there's no pizzazz. There's no gusto. There's no pizzazz, no gusto. And uh like if you think about like Qatar, Dubai, Saudi, uh even London, chuck a waterfall somewhere. Yeah. All plants, trees, there's nothing green. We want a waterfall. Said you had one more thing to say. Yes. For the ladies watching the channel, okay, that was just cut it off. No. American women's toilets. I'm joking. They're horrible. I can't wait to leave and use a normal toilet that doesn't have gaps in the door. Why do you do it? When have we turned this into a gossip channel? It's about time. Gossip Daddy coming back. Remember we had that one episode so long ago we turned into Gossip Dad. What was that for again? You are beautiful. You are so beautiful. Leave it. I think that was one of the nicest looking dogs I've ever seen. Hey, it is time for boarding. And uh this is where the journey really begins because this is a flight all the way to London which is about 9 hours and then from London. So we wait in like 3 hours in the airport and then all the way out to Nairobi which is like another 10 hours. So this is going to be like 26 hours in total just slamming it on flights. My god, you won't believe it. Biggest double ever. Uh we're right here. Seat roulette. It's a game you want to play. Telling you that. And we have touchdown. There we go. One flight down, one more to go. So, uh, shouldn't have done this, but, uh, I decided not to get any sleep and I watched a couple of movies, which is a little bit annoying because now it is like 100 a.m., I think, US time. Uh, and now we have to basically, it's not even like a connecting flight. This is like you fully have to leave and we've got to go to a whole different terminal. So, we check, get our baggage out, all of that stuff. And then we come back in through security. Wait around for the next flight. Next flight another 9 hours. I guess I can get some sleep on there. And then we hit Nairobi. At 8:45 p.m. 8:45 p.m. I don't even know what time zone we're going to be on at that point. Uh with just flights and weirdness. Yet again, she cannot make it through these things every single time. Well, I'm going to pass out so quick when I get on that flight. Oh my god. And I just did um some breaking news. So, let you guys know. Uh the US just had to reject a plan by Israel to uh assassinate Iran's supreme leader. Um and so, yeah, if that happens, [ __ ] is going to go so insane. Please stop me in the middle. Just need to be in the sides in the corner. Chilling. [Music] Guess that we're here. We arrived safely in 2025. That is a luxury. Yay. We have touched down. First time on the African continent. How you feeling? Excited. It's quite cold. So hard doing these things um when you're so tired. Yeah, we made it. That's like a 20 something hour uh travel time to get here. Uh but we made it. So now we just head out back to the uh hotel. Um I think I could get some sleep to be fair. I don't even know if I can handle some dinner. Anyway, this is going to be crazy. That's me. How you doing, brother? You good? I'll grab my bags. Okay. Hey. All right. On we go. Good morning. It is 5:51. Um, we're supposed to be down here at 5:30 exactly because we've only had 3 hours sleep before we start today's huge, huge day. I knew it wasn't the best idea to go to the gym, but you know, there's sometimes where you just feel like you just have to get into the gym just to feel better. So, I'm going to get a workout in. Uh, have a real quick one and then let's start our day. [Music] I dusted off the bottle that's been set on the sun. Okay, so we have officially left the hotel and we are on our way to the uh the conference center with all of the the speakers and stuff like that. And then once we get there, I think we then head out to today's agenda, which is Kiraa, which is the largest slum in Africa or one of the uh weird. I've done a video on it like in the past. Um so to see this all come around me actually doing it in real life is crazy. Uh link video here. So the following is part two of a five-part series on the world's largest slums. So in fourth place with an estimated population of over 1 million people is Kbera in Nairobi, Kenya. It is Africa's largest slum. And just to put in perspective how horrendous the conditions are here, two words, flying toilets. With a lack of toilet facilities, people here are often forced to defecate in a plastic bag, tie it up, and throw it as far away from themselves as possible. Hence the name flying toilets. Another shocking part of life here are what people call the zombies of Nairobi. It is not uncommon for children as young as 7 years old to be sniffing glue or inhaling the fumes of a jet fuel that they carry around with them all day in a plastic bottle. The fumes from the glue or fuel create a high that they say helps them manage the stress of their conditions and forget about how hungry they are. The average size for a shack in this area is 12tx 12t. Often housing eight or more people with many sleeping directly on the floor. Thanks, Alex. That was beautiful. [Music] Many voices, one planet. Apparently, Al Gore spoke yesterday. So, he's the former president, vice president of the United States, and he's obviously heavy into climate now. Yeah. Let's get us checked in. Look at this place. I'm glad you did that. He says, "Hi, welcome. I'm Dylan and I make videos." What is yours? I help make Dylan help make videos. That's great. So, we have the man that meet the legends. Yeah. You are the legend. I am the local. So, I haven't told you guys yet, but we are going to be cooking. There's a name for it. What is the name? I am Chamani. I am Chamani. I've been speaking about this so much, but we're cooking it on Thursday. I hope you'll love it. Oh, I'm so excited. You have to love it. It's nice. It's delicious. He's gone from being an Olympian, best in the world athlete, now he's the best in the world chef. This guy is just on a roll. Just trying everything and anything. Yeah. Just just just being world class at anything you try. It's pretty casual. This is so cool. That's when I see myself. Okay, so we're just going to hit some breaking news now. Okay, guys. We have got some pretty serious breaking news right now. on how something big is brewing but we don't know exactly what. So firstly Donald Trump he leaves the G7 summit early a whole day early. He then goes ahead and tells everyone in the capital of Iran uh Thran to evacuate immediately but then he doesn't say exactly why. India then follows suit. They tell their nationals to leave Iran as well. China, they come along and then they say everyone should flee Israel because they heard that Iran, and this is the quote, Iran said that they are planning for the largest and most intense missile attack in history on Israeli soil. And the thing is, people are listening. Footage shows hordes of scared people fleeing Thran right now. And in the latest strikes that Israel have hit Iran with, uh, they hit a state broadcasting center building. And this is during a live broadcast. and they also killed Iran's chief of staff. The big question is, is the United States going to officially join this conflict or not? That is the thing that everyone is wondering right now. And uh I guess I'll keep you guys updated as this thing develops. Okay, it officially is beginning. We are heading out to the largest slum in the world. I do believe 3 years ago I made a video on this and uh today we are officially going. Look at this. Look at that. 2022 this is and today we actually go there. So what are you coming or what the orphans? Oh yeah the orphans. Our bus left. Your bus is already full. They told us it's full. You can still [Music] very good. Uh, okay. So, my name is Basad and this is Pera. Basically, you can't see the whole of it. What you're seeing is basically four villages out of the 13 villages we have in today. My name is Dylan. Uh I uh I'm a news reporter uh on social media and uh I've covered uh Kera before, but I wasn't actually here. Uh and so this time I'd love to come and see it myself. But more broadly, I'd like to um be able to cover more under represented stuff and bring it to the mainstream. So, not just Kira, but Kenya in general. So, we've got a lot of content that we're going to shoot out here. Um, and yeah, bring it bring it more mainstream. I'm Maddie. I help Dylan do all of his videos and traveling the world vicariously through him. Um, helping select stories and seeing what we can cover and bring light and awareness to as unbiased as possible. So, yeah, that's me. Hey, bro. Bro, welcome to Kenya. Here to listen to your music. Yeah. Yeah, man. My name is PTW. Hell yeah. And you're welcome. Should we play some Get it on my TikTok. Okay, bro. Let's Let's make it happen. Okay, we are here in Cuba and we've got a special performance. Woo! Let's run this one. The children want to dance where I come from, but they don't get chance where I come from. The children want to dream where I come from. But they give their dream where I come from. The children want to learn where I come from. But they don't where I come from. The babies want to fly where I come from. But the eagles where I come from. Politicians like where I come from. The children where I come from. [Music] That is so good. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Welcome to Kira. So right now we are inside Kira with Thailand. Kibira is the largest lamb in Africa. Population of 800,000 to 1 million people living in this informal settlement. And yeah, we are the people who are contributing to, you know, Kenya has like over 43 tribes and yeah, most of the people live in the center in the in the CBD. Who taught you how to make music? Yeah, he says it and you just learn as you go. Yeah, I learn and then I learn from YouTube. I learned from YouTube. How long has it been since you've had internet? So you can learn from YouTube things here. Yeah. Like let me say digital in Kenya came in in the year let me say 2010 but me started learning from YouTube and I started YouTube was in 2014 2015 rice or co is the west from coconut. Yes. So that is what we use. So this is actually they were saying that this is the nice part of kera. Um, so you can only imagine what the bad part is. Like run over by a door for the KSI. We can finally do a door giveaway. This is the the largest slum in Africum in Africa. But there's an important reason why I'm here. And we've got some people to show me around. The greatest. Welcome down. Hi, bro. What are we looking at? Yeah, bro. This is home. This is home where you live down here. Yeah, I live I live in that house. You see where that is? You said that you you weren't born in a hospital, bro. I was born inside these houses. Born inside here. Inside here. I heard a lot about before I came here. There's a there's a thing that's famous. The flying toilets. It's real. Yeah, it's real. It's real. That is a real issue. That is a real issue. They may say, but right now we have like a CBOS, NOS's that are coming together to create like toilets inside the community so that people can get access to toilets and showers and water as well. Yeah. What is this? Yeah. What does this say? Yeah. So, right now when you walk inside our community, we have a lot of groups like groups like in your Tik Tok I call them gang. Yeah. So that is again known as suicide class. Suicide just youth who like when they come from school they just sit somewhere here. It sold a population as I said of 800,000 to 1 million people living in this informal settlement. What is the purpose for a young person to join a gang? Is it is it help them with anything? Is it they can make money? They they just let me say I've been here right now I'm 30 years old. Most of the youth they lack information. M so me as a community leader I'm here to inform the youth they need to know they need to understand you need to know yourselves you know the future is very bright discipline and attitude will take you places most of the youth they don't they don't just they they don't have information then another thing lack of job bro our parents were convinced to pay for the education they paid for the education up to university and then after university what's next you want job there's a lot of people around the world watching this right now and so if there is one thing that would be helpful for them to know about Kber what would it be? Yeah. Uh what I can just pitch to those people outside there the ecosystem out there the limited liability the sole proprietor the the companies out there come to Kira come to Kira bring opportunities to these youths. So they use they need job. If these people you given the opportunity, they would never let you down. And I can tell you that my editor is from Kenya. He's from Nairobi. Did he let you down? Not once. Not once. He's amazing. He's amazing. So I can I can confirm. And that is Kira. And you're welcome. Yeah. This is life of Kira. My name is F50W from HNP human needs project and nu say yeah is home. Okay and that is that. We are heading out. Damn, look at those chickens. Alex, zoom in on those chickens. So, we're out now. Um that was a pretty awesome experience. I'm so glad that we met uh those guys. give you an update on what happens with the track and uh see if it goes viral on TikTok. We should put in this video. The numbers are it's on now and then we can look. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hell yeah. All right. We are back at the conference center. Got ourselves I don't even know what this is. A moose juice. And uh I think we've got something else now. What is it? It's just like a talk or something. Talk. A talk. Yeah. All right. We'll hear you hear the talk, but we can't film it. So cut to us after the talk. Right. So, all of the talks have finished and we are now getting an Uber home. Dennis is sorting it all out. Yeah, we're still running on like 3 hours sleep now. So, it's uh I'm surprised you guys are still awake. I have fly somewhere. I need 3 days by myself before you can swim. Yeah, I can swim. What did you expect? And he grew up in South Africa. I'm sure you learned how to swim there. Yeah. And to end off the night, guess what? I am here at a restaurant and they have none other than rump steak. Woo! So, now we can officially test out to see whether the cheap rump steak is better than the 75 what what dollar whatever. It has arrived. And boy oh boy, is that looking good. Woo! All right, let's try it. The other one is better. All right, fine. I was wrong. Fair enough. This one is seasoned better and cooked better. So, there you go. That is the video. I don't think I've been this tired in a very, very long time. Woo! Pray for me. Send up love in the comments. I might never make it. Tomorrow it continues though. We are waking up at about 4:30 a.m. We are going I don't even know what I think we're doing. We're seeing animals. Then we're going to the world's largest landfill. Uh so more of like the cabera stuff and then we die. But then uh then this then we've got a few more days of fun. So the vlogs are still coming thick and fast. I will see you tomorrow for day five or six I believe it is. All right. Love you. Bye. [Music]