It's hard to believe the consistency of backstage with millionaires 😳 You guys are uploading daily, earlier it was one or two a week. I am liking this change 😁❤
I just put a like everytime i watch your video... Even manytimes when i can't watch thought full video still I put like... Thank you for all your videos
Bengaluru is a global village, people not only from India but also from different part of the world come to work and call this place home... But the fact is never be forgotten that, Although people from different parts come here, the sole credit for making Bengaluru startup capital does not go to them. But to the people of Karnataka who were so welcoming and with a open mind accepted the changes and made Bengaluru what it is today. . . Kudos to backstage for this video. Need part-3 😂
Thank you for the thoughtful response Hitesh! You're absolutely right, Bengaluru would not be the city it is today without local Bengalurians. Any ideas on things to highlight for a potential Part 3? 🙂 -Caleb
Startups ahead of time. My wife used to work in Baroda based fintech start up CSAM established in early 2000 they had developed payment solutions on sms which could be run on nokia phones. Unfortunately none of the Indian banks showed any interest. By 2015 CSAM was sold to MasterCard
Thanks Vinit! 🙂 We weren't sure if we were spending too much time on the Y2K/COBOL topic, but I'm glad you enjoyed it and thought it added to the video! -Caleb
Amazing research! I got to know so much from this series. I used think many startups we take for granted now are actually older than I knew and have done a lot of work over the years to reach where they are now. The newer ones comparetively have it easier in raising capital. Can you make a part 3 of the journey from 2008 onwards? I am sure I'll still learn about something I might have missed. I have not seen this information anywhere about what happened that spurred growth after the Y2K. Keep up team BwM!
Thank you so much for the kind words and encouragement Rishi, so glad you found the video informative and interesting to watch. No promises on a Part 3 (performance on this Part 2 has been poor so far, so please share it around!), but we'd love to do it at some point if/when it makes sense to 🙂 -Caleb
Thank you for making this kind of knowledge full video...we know what India is today but we didn't know what it is in 90s and early 2000..We read about India success daily but we didn't know how it started..You changing our mind and encouraging indians to Fly..Thank you once again and keep going.This kind of knowledge is very less and you promoting this and spreading awareness about we also contributed in superfast journey of computers to metaverse..🙏. This kind of content easily not go on trending but keep going.I promise I will loyal to u.
Amazing video as usual! Brilliant editing and story telling. Keep up the good work BWM Team! When you mentioned about the Y2K Yesterday in the call, I barely remember the conversation I had with my dad when I was a kid. He explained to me the problem and what Y2K actually means. I miss him a lot. This video brought so much memories. So much has happened in the startup ecosystem for what we are today. It's wild to think that what could happen in the next 10 years, 20 years down the line! I also remember Junglee website and the first time Amazon had their .in website. It was crazy at those times. I guess this is where " How Bengaluru Became India’s Silicon Valley" ends here. The next part has to be, "How Bengaluru Became India’s one of the top Startup hub". 😂
Haha I guess you're right about the video title Karthik - the next episode probably shouldn't be *How Bengaluru Became India’s Silicon Valley* but rather *How Bengaluru Became One of the Top Startup Hubs in the World.* Currently, according to StartupBlink, it's ranked at #10 globally. The other cities (from 9th to 1st) are San Francisco Bay, New York, Beijing, LA, London, Boston, Shanghai, Tel Aviv Area, and Moscow. As access to venture capital increases too, I'm sure that ranking will go up, although city infrastructure/the perks of highly developed countries that Indian cities currently don't enjoy, may end up holding Bengaluru back from entering the Top 5 for a long time yet. But anyways, as you said in your comment, things have progressed so much in the last 10-20 years, that I'm sure another decade or two will bring absolutely incredible advancements. India will look back on the early '20s the same way it does the turn of the century, when e-commerce didn't exist, the internet was still a new thing (and extremely slow, too), the term *startup* was unknown and $1B in venture capital seemed like a pipe dream. Indians will reminisce about the years when India had less than 100 unicorns, when Indian startups were still predominately only known by Indian consumers (we are already beginning to see that change), when the startup ecosystem was raising less than $100B annually. So much is coming this decade 🙂 and in decades to come. Can't wait. -Caleb
Depends on how the video performs Kaneki 🙂 please share it around on Reddit, Quora, WhatsApp, Twitter, or any other platforms where you think people would appreciate it! -Caleb
Amazing! I know it takes loads of editing and time for producing such high quality videos but if possible more of such content would be very appreciated🙏 Thanks caleb and the team.
Super fascinating to know how Indians played a significant role in preventing the World from such major crises right at the start of the new century. Y2K and Dotcom Bubble could’ve resulted in huge losses if they wouldn’t have been taken care of.
Hi Savita, thank you so much! 🙂 Sadly, the performance on the Foodlet/Foodiebay videos was so poor that we can't really justify making a Part 3 until/unless the performance improves. For whatever reason, the videos just didn't seem to connect with a large audience in the way that we were hoping. A month on the script, multiple weeks on the editing, for less than 20k views total just isn't enough to justify a third part unfortunately 😓 but let's see. I'll be changing the thumbnails and possibly titles this week in the hopes of boosting performance. -Caleb
India is an agriculture based economy and we lead a sustainable and compassionate lifestyle but in 1990 things changed and led to degrade of quality of life not just here but throught the world .
0:54 this screen was quite much familiar to me. After all, hooked up with dial up in '94 along with windows 3.1, opened up my very first Yahoo/Hotmail mail accounts in '95 (even to this day I use these), etc etc and I was born in '79 in Calcutta, WB. jejejeje
@@backstagewithmillionaires The timeline of how the startup ecosystem got matured after the funding boom of 2015 and the subsequent layoffs and downfall
Yep, we're taking our time with this series Yash 🙂 so much has happened since the '90s, and we're looking forward to sharing the rest of the story. -Caleb
Brother backstage millionaire, you have only spoken about the startup Eco system , you have to speak about its people the prominence of Bangalore are from all over the country from India , the smartest people come there it was one of the most classiest set of people and a very western and education 1st minded middle class and society , and also Bangalore will be the fastest growing city for another 20 years it has the talent pool the hip culture you have to make part 3 and part 4 , these videos with the right kind of social reach will be acknowledged by Bangaloreans there is so much more different than any other Indian city or state
Hi Harami, BwM is Bengaluru-based. I have been living in India for almost 5 years, and Bengaluru is my home at the moment. Also, I'm Canadian - I have never lived in USA. -Caleb
It's hard to believe the consistency of backstage with millionaires 😳
You guys are uploading daily, earlier it was one or two a week.
I am liking this change 😁❤
We need 3rd part. Please🙏
You guys are doing a very awsome job i saw this with my family.
Would be great indeed if they make a part 3 😃
I just put a like everytime i watch your video... Even manytimes when i can't watch thought full video still I put like... Thank you for all your videos
Enjoyed your narration, Caleb! Bengaluru is on the way to becoming the hottest ecosystem in the world 💜🦄
Thanks Peak Bengaluru, you're absolutely right! So much happening here. 🦄 Might ask for some help while writing Part 3! 🙂 -Caleb
Bengaluru is a global village, people not only from India but also from different part of the world come to work and call this place home...
But the fact is never be forgotten that,
Although people from different parts come here, the sole credit for making Bengaluru startup capital does not go to them.
But to the people of Karnataka who were so welcoming and with a open mind accepted the changes and made Bengaluru what it is today.
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Kudos to backstage for this video.
Need part-3 😂
Thank you for the thoughtful response Hitesh! You're absolutely right, Bengaluru would not be the city it is today without local Bengalurians. Any ideas on things to highlight for a potential Part 3? 🙂 -Caleb
we take this startup ecosystem and VCs so lightly where all of this took so much time and hard work to reach this level
kudos
Startups ahead of time. My wife used to work in Baroda based fintech start up CSAM established in early 2000 they had developed payment solutions on sms which could be run on nokia phones.
Unfortunately none of the Indian banks showed any interest. By 2015 CSAM was sold to MasterCard
It took me 2 Months to gather this data when i first started my CRE journey, your research team did a fab Job.
Loved the intro!! Well put together!!💯
Thanks Vinit! 🙂 We weren't sure if we were spending too much time on the Y2K/COBOL topic, but I'm glad you enjoyed it and thought it added to the video! -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires It definitely did! Was a hooking intro🙊
Amazing research! I got to know so much from this series. I used think many startups we take for granted now are actually older than I knew and have done a lot of work over the years to reach where they are now.
The newer ones comparetively have it easier in raising capital.
Can you make a part 3 of the journey from 2008 onwards?
I am sure I'll still learn about something I might have missed.
I have not seen this information anywhere about what happened that spurred growth after the Y2K.
Keep up team BwM!
Thank you so much for the kind words and encouragement Rishi, so glad you found the video informative and interesting to watch. No promises on a Part 3 (performance on this Part 2 has been poor so far, so please share it around!), but we'd love to do it at some point if/when it makes sense to 🙂 -Caleb
You guys are doing great work, your consistency 🔥🔥.
Thank You for this another great episode.
Thank you for making this kind of knowledge full video...we know what India is today but we didn't know what it is in 90s and early 2000..We read about India success daily but we didn't know how it started..You changing our mind and encouraging indians to Fly..Thank you once again and keep going.This kind of knowledge is very less and you promoting this and spreading awareness about we also contributed in superfast journey of computers to metaverse..🙏. This kind of content easily not go on trending but keep going.I promise I will loyal to u.
A well written script.
Awesome presentation.
Top notch editing.
Tasteful bg music.
On the whole a really well produced video.
Kudos to #BWMTeam !
The quality of these videos keep getting better and better
So glad you're enjoying the increasing production quality of our videos RadMod 😁 we're working hard to make that happen. -Caleb
KANNADA💛❤
Amazing video as usual! Brilliant editing and story telling. Keep up the good work BWM Team!
When you mentioned about the Y2K Yesterday in the call, I barely remember the conversation I had with my dad when I was a kid. He explained to me the problem and what Y2K actually means. I miss him a lot. This video brought so much memories.
So much has happened in the startup ecosystem for what we are today. It's wild to think that what could happen in the next 10 years, 20 years down the line!
I also remember Junglee website and the first time Amazon had their .in website. It was crazy at those times.
I guess this is where " How Bengaluru Became India’s Silicon Valley" ends here. The next part has to be, "How Bengaluru Became India’s one of the top Startup hub". 😂
Haha I guess you're right about the video title Karthik - the next episode probably shouldn't be *How Bengaluru Became India’s Silicon Valley* but rather *How Bengaluru Became One of the Top Startup Hubs in the World.* Currently, according to StartupBlink, it's ranked at #10 globally. The other cities (from 9th to 1st) are San Francisco Bay, New York, Beijing, LA, London, Boston, Shanghai, Tel Aviv Area, and Moscow. As access to venture capital increases too, I'm sure that ranking will go up, although city infrastructure/the perks of highly developed countries that Indian cities currently don't enjoy, may end up holding Bengaluru back from entering the Top 5 for a long time yet. But anyways, as you said in your comment, things have progressed so much in the last 10-20 years, that I'm sure another decade or two will bring absolutely incredible advancements. India will look back on the early '20s the same way it does the turn of the century, when e-commerce didn't exist, the internet was still a new thing (and extremely slow, too), the term *startup* was unknown and $1B in venture capital seemed like a pipe dream. Indians will reminisce about the years when India had less than 100 unicorns, when Indian startups were still predominately only known by Indian consumers (we are already beginning to see that change), when the startup ecosystem was raising less than $100B annually. So much is coming this decade 🙂 and in decades to come. Can't wait. -Caleb
Absolutely, love how Bangalore has been a pivot around which the Indian IT sector has grown.
I think there's going to be part 3 as well.
Depends on how the video performs Kaneki 🙂 please share it around on Reddit, Quora, WhatsApp, Twitter, or any other platforms where you think people would appreciate it! -Caleb
Amazing!
I know it takes loads of editing and time for producing such high quality videos but if possible more of such content would be very appreciated🙏
Thanks caleb and the team.
You guys are doing a great job. Love the content. Hoping for Part 3 :)
Great video.. Was waiting for this since part 1 😄
Loved the way you conveyed the story. Please continue doing the same. All the very best
Wow what an amazing research and presentation. Thanks ☺️
Super fascinating to know how Indians played a significant role in preventing the World from such major crises right at the start of the new century. Y2K and Dotcom Bubble could’ve resulted in huge losses if they wouldn’t have been taken care of.
goosebumps at the end
Nostalgic ....y2k ....thanks for refresher video for my observation.
Guys...plzz support him! HE actually deserves more and more subscribers.....
So inspiring to me.
This was fantastic as always, but, to be honest, I am more interested in the third part of foodie bay story by the way.
Hi Savita, thank you so much! 🙂 Sadly, the performance on the Foodlet/Foodiebay videos was so poor that we can't really justify making a Part 3 until/unless the performance improves. For whatever reason, the videos just didn't seem to connect with a large audience in the way that we were hoping. A month on the script, multiple weeks on the editing, for less than 20k views total just isn't enough to justify a third part unfortunately 😓 but let's see. I'll be changing the thumbnails and possibly titles this week in the hopes of boosting performance. -Caleb
India is an agriculture based economy and we lead a sustainable and compassionate lifestyle but in 1990 things changed and led to degrade of quality of life not just here but throught the world .
so much info. hats off
0:54 this screen was quite much familiar to me. After all, hooked up with dial up in '94 along with windows 3.1, opened up my very first Yahoo/Hotmail mail accounts in '95 (even to this day I use these), etc etc and I was born in '79 in Calcutta, WB. jejejeje
Again amazing video 😍
Excellent video Caleb. We want 3rd part of this series
This was very insightful. Thank you so much
I really wanna watch part 3
👏👏👏 kudos to ur research work , Amazing video!!!
Good one , we need one more part
Thanks Sachin! Any ideas on things to highlight for a potential Part 3? 🙂 -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires The timeline of how the startup ecosystem got matured after the funding boom of 2015 and the subsequent layoffs and downfall
Amazing content.
Good to see someone talk about y2k problem. I was in 10th standard in year 2000.
MM:DD:YY format was changed to
MM:DD:YYYY
Loved the episode.!!
That’s a lot of research.
Thank you.
Great video... loved it ♥️
There was homeshop18 also
Wow just amazing!!
Just loved it.....♥️
Wow Amazing
I love your Accent man 🤧😍.
Keep up the good work Caleb!
TecHalli !
Awesome video
good work
This video is 😍
will there be a part 3 to it
By the looks of it you have got a lot to cover for the 2010-2020 decade
In the next video maybe
Yep, we're taking our time with this series Yash 🙂 so much has happened since the '90s, and we're looking forward to sharing the rest of the story. -Caleb
Brother backstage millionaire, you have only spoken about the startup Eco system , you have to speak about its people the prominence of Bangalore are from all over the country from India , the smartest people come there it was one of the most classiest set of people and a very western and education 1st minded middle class and society , and also Bangalore will be the fastest growing city for another 20 years it has the talent pool the hip culture you have to make part 3 and part 4 , these videos with the right kind of social reach will be acknowledged by Bangaloreans there is so much more different than any other Indian city or state
bro can you make video about NCR vs bangalore , btw i am from gurgaon
Bangalore truly silicon valley of india
😊👍
😊👍🏻 -Caleb
IIT-Delhi ♥
Love you bro 💕🙏
Legend says that road digging started with y2k
Niiiiceeee
💯💯💯
became is too optimistic
love ❤
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Hope you enjoyed the video Nithish! -Caleb
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Brother, chicken affected you. U look old and I look 10 years younger. My DOB is 1991
It’s COBOL not COBAL
who are you ?😀🙌
This video will answer your question Rajesha 🙂 The Backstage with Millionaires Story: ruclips.net/video/KjySP-7acyY/видео.html -Caleb
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Thanks for showing up so early Om Shah! 🥈 -Caleb
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Nicely done Srinivasan! 🥇 -Caleb
I'm Sure This Video 🎥 Is USA 🇺🇸 Based Video 🎥
Hi Harami, BwM is Bengaluru-based. I have been living in India for almost 5 years, and Bengaluru is my home at the moment. Also, I'm Canadian - I have never lived in USA. -Caleb