I am born in Mauritius and when I reached 24yrs old I fly to India and the moment I set foot on Mumbai,I feel the same strong grip on this land,it is difficult to explain and yet I feel like at home every time I go . This is the only place on earth,I feel like that.Totally agree with you.
It's s the people. They are warm and accept life/contented. I am an Indonesian and I studied in Bangalore for 4 months and it was the happiest 4 months of my life.
@@swastikpandey3629 disrespect jaisa kuch nahi hai isme... Vo to history hai....Malaysian 🇲🇾 culture or sanatan culture me kaafi chize same hai... Toh ye Angrez jo divide karke gaye hai hamlogo ko ... Inn borders ko bhool kr sath milne me kya burai hai ?
@@thakurbhanuprataapsingh Akhand Bharat is a myth .. Besides, most malaysian culture is influenced by Islam . Most people in malaysia have adopted islam out of love and their love for the rules of that religion.
I know what you mean Trevor. I was born in Jamaica and immigrated to Canada when I was a child. 30 plus years later I traveled to India. The first time it was Calcutta. Parts of the drive from the airport to where we'll be staying reminded me of Jamaica. I didn't fell like a tourist and didn't need to point my finger and comment on everything. Then I went back 7 years later and I was in Kerala. We went for a walk one day through a small neighborhood and we passed the homes on a small trail and it had fruit trees that I knew from Jamaica. I was amazed. It was calm and serene walking amongst the fruit trees hanging over the fences from peoples homes. 2013 was the last time I went and I still feel like returning. I've been to other places, but even with all the issues, I as a Black woman, often think about returning.
@@rishabh_ar0ra south Africa and india share a similiar colonial past alot of the old british buildings in both countrys are similar. Even the churches, mosques and temples look very similiar. I remember during the durban floods last year there was a thumbnail of a temple an indian person was able to recognize it has a Vishnu temple cos it bears similarities to the ones in india.Part of india and south Africa have same baobab trees and bamboo. Our wild life is also very similar elephants, lions, rhinos and cheetahs. Plus alot of south African foods like our curries, chutney and atchaars have roots in india. Plus alot of south africans love zee and star channels series. I have white and african friend's who follow the shows on a daily basis
My wife's from Trinidad & Tobago and that's exactly how she felt when we landed in India for the first time. Past life. India is charged with high spirituality.
@@aditisharma6951don't say they have copied our culture please be aware before passing any judgements.. They were all hindus sanatanis later got invented with islamic n Christian invaders who converted them.. Few of them like Malaysia Thailand Philippines still believe n accept their ancestors were hindus n they r descendants of rama.. Lot of population still have rama laxamana n many gods names as der surnames n cristian first name .. With or without awareness they still carrying der hindu heritage 🙏🙏🙏🙏please respect it
Listen to his words....feels like home... Trevor Noah is a very well TRAVELLED and HIGHLY CULTURALLY KNOWLEDGEABLE person. He knows communities and cultures and India made him feel like home. GOD is where you feel home is. It's a feeling of being at one with your consciousness and aligned to your external. Western countries are too scattered and makes one feel "lost". India is the internal home of our consciousness....
As an Indian I can safely say Indians are very friendly and love to help and assist that's why you get good familiarity with Indians and Indian.. India is truly ❤️
Stayed in SA for 4 years, know what he means. There are areas in SA particularly Johannesburg, Centurion, Durban, etc where you walk on streets you feel like you are in India. Wonderful country, wonderful people.
He said Bangalore and i went speechless that finally there's a foreigner who knows something in India other than Delhi n Mumbai bt when he said Bengaluru....... I died 😭😭❤️❤️ I can't believe he said that!
South africa has lots of literature on india. Most of the old books still use old names like Calcutta and madras but we are aware of the name changes. Also alot of indians here still refer to themselves has awadhi or bhojpuri cos thats what there ancestors were. My grannies generation used to refer to india has Bharat/Bharata or hindustan
As a seven yr. old in 1969 when we moved there.. the poverty ..seeing beggars in train moved me .. then we experienced poverty too with father not finding enough work .. i went off india forever
@@0010-n8q I was in New Delly, living in Malvyiar Nagar working in the company Gets Holiday for Portuguese and Brasilian clients purchasing Tour Pakages such as Golded Triangle...
@@deepakpune1 This. As an Indian, I used to feel stiffled in US. Then I went to New York City. It was little chaotic, busy and lots happening. It weirdly felt like home.
The thing most foreigners really don't understand is , India is Huge!!, with population more than Europe US combined,and having largest livable fertile land in the world!!!!
@@sakurakou2009 well poor people are more humane than all the rich people could ever be . Now comming to my point every nation has poverty .India was not born with poverty . It was a fucking gift from Britishers still we are recovering so stfu . Poverty is not something that India chose willingly . Britishers have more than $45trillion dollars debt + reason of more than 30 million deaths in a span of 80 yrs alone .
@@adampower9757 how is it unnecessary? He is just promoting his culture we have the right to promote our culture. We are not forcing anyone u want to read u read dont want to then dont. If it would have bible or quran u wouldnt say the same thing
Mam I am a Christian and your name also looks like Christian and it is very shame on you to say that word name shree ram. Christians are enemies of Christians and I don't know why our Christian community is not strict and religious like Muslims and Hindus.
@@dkdebest Yes, But we are trying to lessen it to a great extent, we already have to a large extent . One day, India shall reach the same level of equality as western nationa have achieved. . anyhow, Ever aince modi has come to the power, things are going backwards
When we say INDIA is "unity in diversity" we mean everything. To the people , to languages , to food and to the surroundings. India holds every piece of the whole world. If you are a foreigner, you'll surely feel it when you come to India. You can find what is India in the internet, but India is something more than that to explore and enjoy yourself. Welcome to "The Land of Diversity"
I said the same thing. I'm Haitian and I can relate to their culture so much, maybe it's because I grew up with very strict parents 😂. My best friend in HS was from Bangladesh. I was the only friend her parents allowed in their home. We were so close to one another even though we didn't speak the same language. I'm a school teacher now and I love my Indian students, so dearly. They remind me of my younger self, always striving for the best. Never wanted to disappoint their parents, well-behaved and hardworking. I can't wait to travel and visit India.
Coz of the warmth in hospitality and kindness in people. Generally ofcourse coz you find crime everywhere Ao I’m not saying India is crime free but I loved that you got to see the “good” side and your experience was good.
It's likely past life related too... I came to Kauai over 4 years ago for the first time, & by the time I left, I felt like I was leaving my HOME, to go back to California... at the time, it was a weird feeling, but also, just felt natural... over 2 years later, I was able to move here. I lived here over 4 years now & it feels more like home, than California EVER did! In May 2019, I had a quantum session & learned that I actually DID live here in a previous life..
I feel deeply touched by Trevor’s words. Authentic. Funny enough, anytime I hear him do jokes with an Indian theme, it truly feels like they come from a place of zero-malice and all Love. Like my brother mocking my quirks, something I love more than anything!
@S S Not everybody with an Indian name lives in India. There are Indians born abroad and have never been to India also unfortunately for some their parents haven't even made them aware of Indian culture. So not their fault in the real sense. Know this from experience.
He must've been an Indian in his past life or his soul mate is indian . The feeling of " home" is usually the soul speaking to us that we have reached the place the soul was yearning for
I was born in Georgia (USA) and I felt the same way when I was traveling for work in Denmark. I have dark skin so the feeling was wild. Took a DNA test years later and found out I have 7 African, Scandinavian, and Mayan ethnicities.
@@thewonderer9551 I just love their culture and everything their society stands for (Mostly) . I just love the way their society functions. FREEDOM and Democracy, they are the torch bearers
And indian people treat guests well too and make u comfortable .....seeing so many people with family and they treating u well too actually makes anyone feel like home
its really nice that people from other countries feel like home in India.. I hope one day I visit some countries that make me feel like home and not anxious all the time..
There is No warmth like ..the land called india....!! Its the people who love u..!! .....their approch of inclusion is 5000 years old ...their EQ( emotional quotiont )... no 1 can match !! This warmth is felt by many...cultures..till date....glad u felt the same...!!
God, Trevor is such a great guy. Wherever he goes, he tries to learn the language and understand the people. When he pronounced "Bengaluru". It warmed my heart. Salute to you, Trevor. You're one of a kind.
It's a development country thing. That's why we can relate so much with each other, because we grew up in similar environments. Street food, the little corner shops , the colonial buildings, the climate, the kids running around everywhere between the blogs... We are all Connected
Something that needs to be noted here is that Indian people have a way of making other places feel like home either by using their native language, or making local food, or maintaining culture and religion through marriage, or literally naming local places after places in India. That is one of the major reasons why so many people here in the comments also share a feeling of familiarity. A lot of them commenting are from countries where there are lots of Indians and where Indian culture is directly or indirectly influential.
Thank you Trevor We love to make our guests feel at home... Besides, hearing you viewing you almost everyday... We relate so much with you... You are like our very own too...
This is normal , if you believe in reincarnation and having lived many lifetimes some places you may have lived in are still embedded in your heart and memory. Which is why we get this sense of connection and feeling of being home
Its the ppl, the vibe.. Yeah i get how it can feel like home... Plus ppl forget we are of the earth its man made division where ppl feel they can only feel at home where they are born... The world is our home y'all THE WORLD 💜💜💜
India and South Africa have had strong ties for decades! Fun fact: SA Presidents have been chief guests at Indias republic Day parades the most number of times - more than any country.
I am from India and now India no longer feels like home. Too many people, some from Jamaica, Australia, Malaysia are in my home. On a serious note, It was a single piece of land before the detachment of different Plateaus.
It's because we Indians are good in making you fell comfortable and like at home. I visited west and they are so good in making you feel at every point that you are an alien
“To other countries, I may go as a tourist, but to India, I come as a pilgrim:- Martin Luther King Jr.
Can I know the source (just wanted to read something from MLK jr., This feels like good start).
He said to honour Mahatma Gandhi. Funny Indians of today curse Mt Gandhi.
@@Loljilol You should read proper history to know why now Indians hate Gandhi
@@Loljilol gandhi was not great
@@satyaswain7419 but savarkar was awesome right 😂
As an Indian, this entire comment section warms my heart... thank you, everyone, for considering our country home...
Same bro same 🙌
Exactly! I felt so happy!🥹😊
I am born in Mauritius and when I reached 24yrs old I fly to India and the moment I set foot on Mumbai,I feel the same strong grip on this land,it is difficult to explain and yet I feel like at home every time I go . This is the only place on earth,I feel like that.Totally agree with you.
jai shree Ram ji 🙏
You probably have indian genes cuz you're from Mauritius
Mwsi pareil .
C n lot feeling mem sa.
pas kav decrire.
kan m ti desan dan delhi sa vibration mne senti la ,ti extraordinaire
I'm an Indian living as a med student in Mauritius currently. Welcome friend. Warm wishes:) Recently celebrated independence.
Loved your choice of word ❤
It's s the people. They are warm and accept life/contented.
I am an Indonesian and I studied in Bangalore for 4 months and it was the happiest 4 months of my life.
The way you said Bengaluru 💛. India is a conscious chaos.. when you are in self realization path you feel that..
I love the comfort. You can finds shops,help, in walking distance. We don't need a car to go stopping. Everything is,next door,around our house
awesome comment
yes yes yes. Bengaluru ❤️
Conscious chaos and beating 💓
U should hear him describe his home country in another video.
I m Malaysian and I agree with him...India feels like home for me too
Because Malaysia was a part of Akhand Bharat 😂👻🙌🏻
@@thakurbhanuprataapsingh bhai aise disrespect mat kiya kar logo ko.
@@swastikpandey3629 disrespect jaisa kuch nahi hai isme... Vo to history hai....Malaysian 🇲🇾 culture or sanatan culture me kaafi chize same hai... Toh ye Angrez jo divide karke gaye hai hamlogo ko ... Inn borders ko bhool kr sath milne me kya burai hai ?
@@thakurbhanuprataapsingh mai sirf un emojis ki baat kar raha tha.
@@thakurbhanuprataapsingh Akhand Bharat is a myth
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Besides, most malaysian culture is influenced by Islam
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Most people in malaysia have adopted islam out of love and their love for the rules of that religion.
I know what you mean Trevor. I was born in Jamaica and immigrated to Canada when I was a child. 30 plus years later I traveled to India. The first time it was Calcutta. Parts of the drive from the airport to where we'll be staying reminded me of Jamaica. I didn't fell like a tourist and didn't need to point my finger and comment on everything. Then I went back 7 years later and I was in Kerala. We went for a walk one day through a small neighborhood and we passed the homes on a small trail and it had fruit trees that I knew from Jamaica. I was amazed. It was calm and serene walking amongst the fruit trees hanging over the fences from peoples homes.
2013 was the last time I went and I still feel like returning. I've been to other places, but even with all the issues, I as a Black woman, often think about returning.
Welcome to Kerala ❤️
So glad you had such a beautiful experience. love from India ❤️
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Glad to know you liked my city of Calcutta ❤
Do visit again ❤
As a South African…. I know exactly what you’re referring to.. it’s just like home!
interesting
I thought South Africa is more similar to the UK, usa or Australia.
@@rishabh_ar0ra south Africa and india share a similiar colonial past alot of the old british buildings in both countrys are similar. Even the churches, mosques and temples look very similiar. I remember during the durban floods last year there was a thumbnail of a temple an indian person was able to recognize it has a Vishnu temple cos it bears similarities to the ones in india.Part of india and south Africa have same baobab trees and bamboo. Our wild life is also very similar elephants, lions, rhinos and cheetahs. Plus alot of south African foods like our curries, chutney and atchaars have roots in india. Plus alot of south africans love zee and star channels series. I have white and african friend's who follow the shows on a daily basis
Durban
That first scene in the amazing film “Gandhi”
My wife's from Trinidad & Tobago and that's exactly how she felt when we landed in India for the first time. Past life.
India is charged with high spirituality.
Exactly, they think its the resemblance, but I strongly believe its the spiritual energy India has, that connects you
100% true what you said! It’s as if many souls have travelled through there in past lives.
🤣
Trinidad and tobago reminded me of a crowd work video of a standup comedian
Your surname is fascinating . May I know what it means ( although I assume king in business)
I'm Australian and spent time in India. I felt completely at home. I wanted to kiss the ground when leaving. It felt like leaving my mother.
Itna bhi nhi yarrrr
This is deep.. lots of love to you from India❤❤❤
@@MsHSpring thanks 😊 🙏
Man it touched very deep....ur mom will be waiting for you brother
@Amit Sharma you don't know how happy your comment has made me. Thank you brother.
I’m Australian born of Lebanese heritage and I can say India felt like home to me when I was there in two occasions for business purposes
It’s like - your home is where your heart is ❤
❤️ love from India ❤️
Tnx
Beirut and Lebanon rocks too.
We always welcome people from other countries, we are happy to treat them well. Whole world is our family ❤️
He knows his audience. Smart guy
Edit:Well looks like I am famous now.(1/1/24)
I dont need likes brother. I need my msg to reach to as many people as possible. We need to end this habit of seeking validation from the west.
Exactly 💯
😅
He picked north and south of India, very clever 🤗🤗🤗
@@souvikchakraborty8055very true
As a Senegalese, I find that a lot of my culture and Indian culture is very similar and it's beautiful ❤️
No culture is similar to ours pls. Thailand also copied our culture
@@aditisharma6951don't say they have copied our culture please be aware before passing any judgements.. They were all hindus sanatanis later got invented with islamic n Christian invaders who converted them.. Few of them like Malaysia Thailand Philippines still believe n accept their ancestors were hindus n they r descendants of rama.. Lot of population still have rama laxamana n many gods names as der surnames n cristian first name .. With or without awareness they still carrying der hindu heritage 🙏🙏🙏🙏please respect it
@@aditisharma6951 no they didn't copied it. It was spread by Southern kingdoms to other Asian countries nd they adopted it.
It's not like familiar you're the part of Indian culture.
Sinhalese migrated from Orissa India
He ain't lying I went there coz it was like Mumbai was like Lagos, Delhi like Ibadan str8 truth
The way he corrected Bangalore to Bengaluru.. Respect man 😊
The most important reason why tourists probably get attached to India is because the people are genuine and down to earth...
Listen to his words....feels like home... Trevor Noah is a very well TRAVELLED and HIGHLY CULTURALLY KNOWLEDGEABLE person. He knows communities and cultures and India made him feel like home. GOD is where you feel home is. It's a feeling of being at one with your consciousness and aligned to your external. Western countries are too scattered and makes one feel "lost". India is the internal home of our consciousness....
Very well said 👏 🙏🏼
Truer words are hard to find.
As an Indian I can safely say Indians are very friendly and love to help and assist that's why you get good familiarity with Indians and Indian.. India is truly ❤️
Lol
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Stayed in SA for 4 years, know what he means. There are areas in SA particularly Johannesburg, Centurion, Durban, etc where you walk on streets you feel like you are in India. Wonderful country, wonderful people.
He said Bangalore and i went speechless that finally there's a foreigner who knows something in India other than Delhi n Mumbai bt when he said Bengaluru....... I died 😭😭❤️❤️ I can't believe he said that!
South africa has lots of literature on india. Most of the old books still use old names like Calcutta and madras but we are aware of the name changes. Also alot of indians here still refer to themselves has awadhi or bhojpuri cos thats what there ancestors were. My grannies generation used to refer to india has Bharat/Bharata or hindustan
Damn right, exact same emotions ! Infact very much surprised he remembered that and corrected himself ... Huge respect !!
Enough now.
He had show in Bangalore and had to cancel last minute because of traffic. He knows Bangalore pretty well lol
@@Nik-sv1yw bro this video is way older than his recent Blr show that got cancelled
🤔 Same here deeply!!! 3 years there and I started searching for option to stay longer. Best country and culture ever and I am Mozambican
As a seven yr. old in 1969 when we moved there.. the poverty ..seeing beggars in train moved me .. then we experienced poverty too with father not finding enough work .. i went off india forever
@@0010-n8q Sorry to hear that. Really!
@@0010-n8q you know we must count on th timeliness, approach and expectation for anything we can experience
@@0010-n8q I was in New Delly, living in Malvyiar Nagar working in the company Gets Holiday for Portuguese and Brasilian clients purchasing Tour Pakages such as Golded Triangle...
@@0010-n8q I am sorry to hear you feel this way
That is the most heartfelt beautiful and truthful thing I have heard from Noah. India is a mystery in itself which would take generations to uncover.
Because it’s not sterile manicured kind of environment .. its like home .. warmth of people engaging with each other and organic in many ways
Yes. Its warm,interacting, very people oriented. We are lucky. Only some areas of Delhi are unsafe. Rest ,india by large is very very safe
nailed it. its not an artificial world where we try to control everything and try to make everything efficient. it feels natural.
@@deepakpune1 This. As an Indian, I used to feel stiffled in US. Then I went to New York City. It was little chaotic, busy and lots happening. It weirdly felt like home.
Organic definitely. I stepped on some poo the other day. Felt so organic and natural. I wish everyone should experience it more often.
@@induchopra3014 Lmao stats say you are completely wrong
The thing most foreigners really don't understand is , India is Huge!!, with population more than Europe US combined,and having largest livable fertile land in the world!!!!
There is humanity in India.
Yeah their also provity
@@sakurakou2009 humanity>>>>> 💰
@@felix00001 yeah sure say the one who have phone internet and live privilaged life, I know you never starved a day
@@sakurakou2009 well poor people are more humane than all the rich people could ever be . Now comming to my point every nation has poverty .India was not born with poverty . It was a fucking gift from Britishers still we are recovering so stfu . Poverty is not something that India chose willingly . Britishers have more than $45trillion dollars debt + reason of more than 30 million deaths in a span of 80 yrs alone .
@@sakurakou2009 There is poverty everywhere.
Yes, I too felt the exact same way in India. I didnt want to leave there. I bet Trevor's soul should know better.
Holy crap that's exactly how I described my experience in India. HOME!
I request you to read The Bhagwat Gita. You'll get your answers.
@@debnathdebojeet Don't plug religion here man.
@@adampower9757 why Not ,well atleast it's not forced like some other religions
@@SandeepM0ttan because it's unnecessary advertisement of one's religion. No one asked for it.
@@adampower9757 how is it unnecessary? He is just promoting his culture we have the right to promote our culture. We are not forcing anyone u want to read u read dont want to then dont. If it would have bible or quran u wouldnt say the same thing
Im 🇺🇸 American but I ❣️ indian 🇮🇳 culture🕉 jai shri Ram 🚩
Jai shree ram madum
From the UK. Love Bhangra (Indian hip hop) music. More importantly, the food is fire 😄
Our culture is not jai shree rom. Our culture is "vandhe maatharam".
Mam I am a Christian and your name also looks like Christian and it is very shame on you to say that word name shree ram. Christians are enemies of Christians and I don't know why our Christian community is not strict and religious like Muslims and Hindus.
buzz off bot
Trevor talks with a certain sense of acceptability about India, Indian accepts literally like everyone but it was put beautifully, feel like Home
lol india cant even accept indians that are muslim
Even the discrimination with the caste between indians.
@@dkdebest y you put fake names ohhh....so that you can bitch about India
@@dkdebest Yes, But we are trying to lessen it to a great extent, we already have to a large extent
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One day, India shall reach the same level of equality as western nationa have achieved.
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anyhow, Ever aince modi has come to the power, things are going backwards
My first visit to India in 1996..I felt exactly the same..felt like home, peace, a belonging..
Key word - BELONGING! Some day we will all feel this everywhere in the world.
As an Indian, I really wanna know how people feel like India is their home when they're not even from India.
Did you watch the video?
Yeah I did but you wouldn't feel like home in other people's home even if you are from the same culture and society.
Maybe the same color ?
@Sumeer Singh yeah that could be the reason.
@Sumeer Singh I heard people come to India to find themselves and I am still wondering how it is possible to lose oneself and where they did it?
When we say INDIA is "unity in diversity" we mean everything.
To the people , to languages , to food and to the surroundings.
India holds every piece of the whole world.
If you are a foreigner, you'll surely feel it when you come to India.
You can find what is India in the internet, but India is something more than that to explore and enjoy yourself.
Welcome to "The Land of Diversity"
India loves you as well Trevor♥️
True. He is amazing. We love him too. All his indian acts. Wish he acts in bollywood. Would love to watch him.
I said the same thing. I'm Haitian and I can relate to their culture so much, maybe it's because I grew up with very strict parents 😂. My best friend in HS was from Bangladesh. I was the only friend her parents allowed in their home. We were so close to one another even though we didn't speak the same language. I'm a school teacher now and I love my Indian students, so dearly. They remind me of my younger self, always striving for the best. Never wanted to disappoint their parents, well-behaved and hardworking. I can't wait to travel and visit India.
You're always welcome:)
Coz of the warmth in hospitality and kindness in people. Generally ofcourse coz you find crime everywhere Ao I’m not saying India is crime free but I loved that you got to see the “good” side and your experience was good.
It's likely past life related too... I came to Kauai over 4 years ago for the first time, & by the time I left, I felt like I was leaving my HOME, to go back to California... at the time, it was a weird feeling, but also, just felt natural... over 2 years later, I was able to move here. I lived here over 4 years now & it feels more like home, than California EVER did! In May 2019, I had a quantum session & learned that I actually DID live here in a previous life..
Quantum sessions????
Is it real?
@@MayankKumar-pq1dx not sure I understand what you're asking...
@@celissewillis9399 basically he is asking what is quantum session
Oprah said she saw herself in the people of India when she visited. Quite a few people who aren't Indian says the same.
I feel deeply touched by Trevor’s words. Authentic. Funny enough, anytime I hear him do jokes with an Indian theme, it truly feels like they come from a place of zero-malice and all Love. Like my brother mocking my quirks, something I love more than anything!
I said the exact same thing during my 6 months there. Cried for a couple days after I left.
But your name suggests you are already an Indian
Roots
@S S Not everybody with an Indian name lives in India. There are Indians born abroad and have never been to India also unfortunately for some their parents haven't even made them aware of Indian culture. So not their fault in the real sense. Know this from experience.
@ S S. My name was changed when I got married to my Indian ex husband. But thank you for your mistaken judgment.
U shud come back when u can! Ull never be tired of exploring the places n meeting new people
As a martian whose visited india i have to say india felt like talos an asteriod with the best food in jupiters asteroid belt
Teacher: Trevor, describe the nation of India
Trevor: HOME
India felt like home, Trevor, because we Indians love you. ♥️
The comments are making me teary. India indeed is home like. The country is high on spiritual warmth.
He must've been an Indian in his past life or his soul mate is indian . The feeling of " home" is usually the soul speaking to us that we have reached the place the soul was yearning for
I was born in Georgia (USA) and I felt the same way when I was traveling for work in Denmark. I have dark skin so the feeling was wild. Took a DNA test years later and found out I have 7 African, Scandinavian, and Mayan ethnicities.
I'm an indian and i feel at home in America
@@rehaanaamir May be past life connection
@@thewonderer9551 I just love their culture and everything their society stands for (Mostly)
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I just love the way their society functions. FREEDOM and Democracy, they are the torch bearers
The thing is wherever you find a place where families stick together welcoming you as if you were their long departed ward feels like home
Im Ugandan and some parts of India feel like home
I'm an Indian and i also agree with him...India feels like home for me too
He really appreciate and that's his best feature ☺️
India is the heart of the world that's why it's so merciful.
True India is truly local and global
India feels like home to all. Whoever came to India settled here, or stayed back for many years❤️🇮🇳
And indian people treat guests well too and make u comfortable .....seeing so many people with family and they treating u well too actually makes anyone feel like home
its really nice that people from other countries feel like home in India.. I hope one day I visit some countries that make me feel like home and not anxious all the time..
Hands down the most beautiful person I’ve ever seen
❤❤❤🇮🇳😊🙏
The way he said "Home" it's so magical really warm my heart
This increase my love for my home and country more ❤❤
Because India is home to humanity.
India has a athma … it really speaks in the spiritual journey
I liked the second he corrected himself from Bangalore to Bengaluru
Its the spiritual connection India gives you, Spiritual India ❤
There is No warmth like ..the land called india....!! Its the people who love u..!! .....their approch of inclusion is 5000 years old ...their EQ( emotional quotiont )... no 1 can match !!
This warmth is felt by many...cultures..till date....glad u felt the same...!!
God, Trevor is such a great guy. Wherever he goes, he tries to learn the language and understand the people. When he pronounced "Bengaluru". It warmed my heart. Salute to you, Trevor. You're one of a kind.
It's a development country thing. That's why we can relate so much with each other, because we grew up in similar environments. Street food, the little corner shops , the colonial buildings, the climate, the kids running around everywhere between the blogs... We are all Connected
We also share common ancestry
Something that needs to be noted here is that Indian people have a way of making other places feel like home either by using their native language, or making local food, or maintaining culture and religion through marriage, or literally naming local places after places in India.
That is one of the major reasons why so many people here in the comments also share a feeling of familiarity. A lot of them commenting are from countries where there are lots of Indians and where Indian culture is directly or indirectly influential.
You are most welcome, anytime. We love you,trevor
Bcz Bharat is a country that has a timeless soul.. Emotions... Colors.... Flavors... Warmth.... Craziness.... N loads of love❤❤❤
every place is home when they don't treat you as other race or foreigner but as a fellow human .
I'm an Indian and I don't feel at home anywhere except my own home and here foreigners are feeling the whole of India like home!!!
And India loves Trevor Noah❤
India feels like home to me too.. it's the mother country❤️
Thank you Trevor
We love to make our guests feel at home...
Besides, hearing you viewing you almost everyday... We relate so much with you...
You are like our very own too...
You know the feeling of "being at home" when you can't describe how exactly it felt that way
There's a vibe in India...I Love it & I'm British ❤
This is normal , if you believe in reincarnation and having lived many lifetimes some places you may have lived in are still embedded in your heart and memory. Which is why we get this sense of connection and feeling of being home
India feels like home because it breaks delusions and serves you raw life
East Indians are wonderful people
Just ' Indians '
And what about west?
Mam...looks like you have only visited east..
We are Indians 🇮🇳 Ma'am. Kindly put it like that 🙂
@Neil's a Sussy Baka I see! 🙃
Because India is communal. A lot of Asia is that way. I'd say it's one of our greatest strengths.
Love the way Trevor prounces Bengaluru perfectly well, even people who live in city doesn't pronounce it properly
This is one of the nicest things I've ever heard people talk about India. Thanks man
Its the ppl, the vibe.. Yeah i get how it can feel like home... Plus ppl forget we are of the earth its man made division where ppl feel they can only feel at home where they are born... The world is our home y'all THE WORLD 💜💜💜
We Indians love you too Trevor
he really felt it badly... he said it 4 times in 30 sec
Many Indian doesn't know the value of the land they are born, but when you know once it is like a Salt start dissolving in water.
Spirituality is home, homecoming..any place which carries any kind of spiritual energy it always feels like "home"..
No one’s a tourist in India. Everyone is welcomed with warm heart. Very happy that people are having fun and making positive memories.
India and South Africa have had strong ties for decades! Fun fact: SA Presidents have been chief guests at Indias republic Day parades the most number of times - more than any country.
I am from India and now India no longer feels like home.
Too many people, some from Jamaica, Australia, Malaysia are in my home.
On a serious note, It was a single piece of land before the detachment of different Plateaus.
I felt this feeling when I visited Zimbabwe
It's because we Indians are good in making you fell comfortable and like at home.
I visited west and they are so good in making you feel at every point that you are an alien
Stop it bro stop explaining them about india and stop treating them like there opinion and actions are important to us
That's because in Indian culture there is a saying "mehman bhagwan saman hai " menas guest are like gods to us.
Except Muslims🤣
If you feel like home in our country, nothing more can make us happy ❤ In India you will always feel like home.
For the first time ever heard of a foreigner actually saying bengaluru properly🎉😊👏
India is one of those iconic countries that is just universally known about.
As an Indian,it gives me so much happiness to go through all these wonderful comments. Thankyou everyone ! Means a lot
May be u were in India in ur previous birth ....also we admire you Soo much...u do feel like Indian
India is always a place were people greet with love.
People from varied backgrounds feel at home in india. There is something special in the air.
I got a huge satisfaction when he said "bengaluru"
A single second is not waste in India❤
"India is the cradle of civilization" - Mark Twain