Shinji Bu no he cant the light show is supposed to face the floating platform and he wasn’t there he was opposite of that and if it was done every day light shows cant be big cause of light pollution he just didn’t do his research properly before going
"Singapore is so expensive." *Proceeds to hangout in Marina Bay Sands, Raffles Place, City Hall and Sentosa* - the most expensive places in Singapore -.-
Hey Brett, I’m surprised you didn’t get the SG tourist pass at the Airport, it allows you to travel complete bus & train (MRT) network for $10SGD for one day, $16SGD for two days & $20SGD for 3 days. Singapore is so easy to get around on the MRT, you get trains every 8 mins or so . The only reason I could see catching a grab ride share taxi is if you are staying out beyond 11:30pm when trains will be on their final trip of the night or if you are going to some far out corner of the island. I caught the train back to the Airport & you get a small amount back when you return the tourist pass.
I was thinking the same thing. 7/11 here in Florida is super expensive like all other "convenience" stores. Plus the food is prepackaged and unhealthy.
I dont like how foreigners always think Singapore is so expensive when truly it isn't. All of these business report of "worlds most expensive city" is really meant for wealthy expats. If u enter the city anticipating it to be expensive it will feel expensive Cheap goods are everywhere u just need to look in the right places and stray away from the touristy areas. My gorilla pod is from Sim Lim Square tech mall, 4$, been using it for 5 years, food is definately cheaper than most cities with hawker centres and taxis are far cheaper than other cities. Nice vid though.
Faiz Basha The expensive things are good coffee, Alcohol & Hotels. Especially more so since Covid-19 has caused a lot of currencies to fall. The SGD hasn’t really suffered.
I would have to say if you compare the food to other countries it definitely is not as expensive. But they consider in the factor of our wages here, as well as rent, houses, cars, and of course the taxes and more. If you do consider our wages in terms of what we have to pay. It definitely is expensive.
I think this “expensive city” title is for residents who have to pay the taxes and fees, i.e. SGD 10,000 just for the privilege of owning a car. But for a visitor, it’s not expensive at all. Yes! You can definitely get a filling meal for $5.
taxes are extremely low... first $20k = $0 income tax and an average salaried man making $30-50k a year pays $100-300 (for the whole year). GST is 7% and common folks get annual GST vouchers of several hundreds to offset this. The people who will feel it to be expensive are people who want luxury items... ordinary living is extremely low cost, almost ridiculously cheap.
Pity mate, there are much cheaper and very tasty food to be found at our hawker/food centre at nearby heartland (typical local food centre). Next time, maybe.
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Tbh I think we're being a bit too harsh on him: he did say at the end that the Grab rides and food options were quite cheap. Given the fact that he's staying in the city and may not probably travel to the heartlands, the food options he chose were rather ideal. And he did the hack to Sentosa: walk into the island, then take the train inside as travelling inside Sentosa is free! Some tweaks I would have done: - Other hawker centres in town such as Tanjong Pagar Plaza Market and Chinatown Complex would have been great options - Sim Lim Square is a great place for cheap camera accessories - Instead of taking a Grab, Gardens by the Bay is accessible via foot from Bayfront MRT (and it's probably a more scenic way to travel in too) - Probably not go to a club lol but if it's your only time in Singapore, going to Marquee sounds about right
It's been 14-years since I was in Singapore, while I was in the Navy. I loved the place. The rail system was inexpensive, and easy to understand. I also thought China Town had lots of inexpensive bargains, though I am sure you could find items for less in other countries. It was a beautiful city, people were friendly, and I always felt safe.
$3 for a bubble tea. $8 in Australia. $18 for the cheapest hostel. $35 in Australia. $5 for a large meal is unheard of in Australia. Come to Melbourne on $100 and you’ll be sleeping in a lane way 😂😂
Although it's super expensive, Singapore looks insanely nice, the cleanliness, hospitality, the massive glass skyscrapers, no drugs, I like how it doesn't get cold, how modern it looks (although I think u went to the best part of it), and more that i just cant think if rn.
Paris with 100 dollars: Hotel one night: 55 dollars ( For shitty hotel) One restaurant: 25 Dollars One coca-cola: 4 dollars You can dream for have any activities
Hostel in Montmartre $19 x 2 Picnic from Franprix $15 including 3 euro bottle of wine makes 2-3 meals Lots of free museums www.tripsavvy.com/free-museums-in-paris-1618676 All parks are free, walking the city is free, plus it doubles as a gym! Going to historic buildings free, galleries lafayette, BHV, centre Georges Pompidou, all churches are free. It's doable!
I lived in Singapore for 9 years and it really can be relatively cheap if you don’t live like a tourist. Food and transportation are quite reasonable. Alcohol can be quite expensive as well as accomodation.
@ekim andersom .i feel safe knowing that the police force always have eyes on the citizens. It acts as a deterrent against criminals. I can walk at night and feel safe. That is important to me. As for the culture....we are a mixed hotpot of 4 major races...malay, chinese, indian and eurasian....so unless you have a local friend or guide who know their shitz....u will always be on the outside looking in.....gotta break that bubble man....it is strict..true.....but serves us well over the years.....some laws could need updating...but other than that...its all good...
The police are not constantly monitoring your every single move. It’s more for if a crime happen, it’s easier to solve it with the cameras and also to deter crimes. Maybe go outside of the typical tourist spot and you can find different cultures. I mean we are a multiracial country.
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@@brokzen5117 it truth look at USA a rent here is $800 dollars and bills are like $600 a month for water, WiFi, phone, electric, gas, etc. Food $100 per 5 family households either you work 2 jobs 80 hours and die by coronavirus or be broke af and lose everything else, over 4 million people lost their jobs already.
I was in Singapore for Thanksgiving 2019. It is an amazing city the people are beautiful inside and out I had a blast. I ate at the hawker centers. Everything is clean the airport is the most beautiful airport I’ve ever been to. I work at Newark liberty and it’s nothing like any metropolitan airports in our area. I can’t wait for this pandemic to be over with. I’m flying back out to Singapore.❤️
I'm an expatriate in Singapore from 🇮🇹🇮🇹. It's a really expensive country but it's so worth it. We are so advanced and changi airport has been crowned most luxurious airport several years in a row. In terms of the gum rule that is a rumor. It is completely legal to chew gum but illegal to sell it or spit it on the street. In terms of bubble tea, a place I would recommend is LiHO. It's very affordable and I would recommend it. Places to stay without a budget would be air bnbs. Once you come with no budget (I know you want to come back), you should try Din Tai fung. I'm pretty sure they have one in nyc but in my opinion here in sg it's better.
@@CutieRingoJoy Maybe, but even so, covid-19 started way before Lunar New Year Eve, with the technology on hand and yet so under informed and instead so misinformed and ignore the truth that there's a virus spreading like wildfire? As a result of the misinformation and ignorant about the truth, look at Italy and USA right now...
Evelyn Ho You reinforce my belief that you are an empty vessel that is making hell lot of noise. Anyway, you are not alone. Now 126 people have joined you. Continue your parroting, please.
I don’t know why everyone says Singapore is so expensive, I live here and it’s only expensive if you look in the obvious places if you go to places like Hawker centres and away from the main tourist areas you can find really fun stuff to do really cheaply, However obviously if you go to gardens by the bay and Marina Bay Sands everything is going to be very expensive.
housing and cars make up the bulk of the living cost in Singapore. If you don't have a car, of course it'll be relatively cheap as food is cheap and taxes are not as heavy here.
Singapore is literally a glimpse of what our future would look like, singapore’s structure and city is around 25 years ahead of us and greater, this is where we get our futuristic blueprints, pictures and visions of what the city’s in the usa would look like by 2050 as an example. if you ever wondered what the future would look like it would be singapore’s city
As a singaporean, I can proudly say that I can spend $300 on a mini shopping spree and not say anything, but if I get something for GREAT value at daiso,, IMA BRAG ABOUT IT THE WHOLE YEAR Cuz that’s how ya Singaporean’s are haha
@@tyler70878 your question or answer is kinda unrelated to the OP topic (asking about why is there no light show) I'm just responding that this was recorded before the circuit breaker, he was just at the wrong side of the place to see the light show (and/or he was late since the light show starts at 8pm/9.3pm)
Hello bro I was studying in Singapore for two years.The first year was so expensive. Second year was lot cheaper because I started to know the location and palaces for less expensive shop and etc . If ur going to go for Singapore u need to have local or a student who is studying there for morthan one year . They know the good place for cheaper Singapore life
Live here since 18 years. Rooms can be pricy, but most of the other things you can do on a budget. Transport is good and cheap:taxis, bus, mrt. Better then in the US or Europe. Food the same, lots of the sightseeing is free, some museums are free. There is a lot of things you can do for 100 bucks. Just maybe 2 things: 1) coffee is dirt cheap here. Nobody drinks those fancy designer coffees if you on a budget. You can get coffee, good coffee...for a dollar at stalls and places such as Toast Box. As you would in most large asian cities btw. 2) I’m a photographer and you definitely can get much cheaper accessories for your camera. But of course not in the shiny shops in the middle of the city or tourist areas. Yes, Singapore can be expensive too, but the cool thing is thete are often essential options foe various price levels. That goes for food, transport and housing. As a traveller on a budget though, you propably can enjoy more things in other parts of south east asia.
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Really enjoying watching your uploads during 'lockdown'. I wouldn't say they're scratching my (constantly) itching feet, but they're definitely feeding my mind.
I don't think it is the best time to visit Singapore now. We are conducting a "circuit Breaker" movement. Stay at home for now for any visitors wishing to go to Singapore too.
Woah the clips with the locals are so raw. Sometimes people make things too cinematic when it’s actually better to just hold the camera and live more in the moment
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i am a singaporean Born and brought up and I feel Singapore pricing is reasonable and it is nothing compared to EUrope where i have been ... I mean Europe is so damn expensive !!!
I would have gladly taken you around Singapore too! We are also a nation crazy on sales promotions where you get stuff at lowered prices and there’s online apps for that too! You can get MRT tourist card at the MRT customer service counter. We have other islands apart from Pulau Belakang Mati like Pulau Ubin, Lazarus, Chek Java etc etc .. I hope the $8 bubble tea was worth it coz as a Singaporean, I won’t buy that even for the photo novelty. Oh yes, alcohol, tobacco and car prices here are very expensive due to high taxes imposed by the Government. Hope you have had enjoyed your stay and come back! 🙂
Not really, depends on the person, I usually spend abt 100-200 when I hang out with my friend, and like we hang out every week at least once, on my birthday I spent like 400+ hanging out with her. I'm 16, I'm not rich or anything but for some reason I always manage to spend so much and get so much
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That's a great video! . I hope one day you can do vlogs for $100 in the south of Vietnam. it's a lot of interesting things to discover, especially about the food, so cheap, so delicious, it will be very different from the northern vietnam that you showed last time.
Yup i agree. Singapore is a very expensive country.. Unlike Malaysia and Thailand where you will feel much relaxed here on spending money coz everything are all so very cheap.
"No tech not future looking" lol well you definitely haven't seen dubai.Dubai is also highley dependant on its tourism industry more than its oil industry.while I agree Singapore is cool looking and has lots of things to do dubai is better in every way shape and form.
@@nice-man793 I worked in Dubai for a bit. They basically imported alot Singapore expertise for the building of their city. I was part of the subway team that built their system. Dubai tries to be like Singapore, only they are WAAAAAY more flashy. So much is done for the showiness of it all. Not much substance behind the bling unfortunately. For example, subway systems around the world are designed to be utilitarian and easy to maintain as possible. But the sheikhs wanted CHANDELIERS and FOUNTAINS in their subway station...WTF???. We managed to persuade them from the fountains, but they got their chandeliers.
@JS1945 that's exactly what they are trying to do trying to move away from being oil dependant. And I think there are better ways of displaying your hate for dubai instead of saying for the to "go to hell".⁹
Seoul,...I wanna see you n Seoul. Really interesting entertaining, knowledgeable video. Very pretty city. I think I probably would've liked that food. I love spicy. Dont care for fish sauce though. Did it taste like it had some? Just wondering. Hope you're safe back n the city.
What about trying this challenge in Switzerland? I live here and well, some parts of the most expensive City called Zurich will be really difficult to stay 2 nights in a hostel room and buying some good/cheap foods. Do you take this challenge? 😎
I'll take it. City Backpacker Biber for 30 CHF a night. For breakfast, probably something from Ässbar or something light for like 8 CHF. First day I'll just explore the city -- lake Zürich, free museums, Grössmünster and Fraumünster. The library. For a quick lunch since I'll be walking around I'll just get something to go from Migros. Maybe the set meal as it's more filling. That's about 12 CHF. For dinner I'll go to Louis Takeaway because I absolutely love the burger there. 20 CHF or less for a great burger, fries and a drink. Even cheaper if I have a student pass. For the nightlife, I'll get some alcohol and drink by the lake or just roam the streets. I'll maybe buy a drink at a bar if I feel like it. The next day I'll buy the 9 o clock pass or day ticket for ~15 CHF. Grab something light from Migros. Emi Latte and Knusperbröt and a bar of Swiss chocolate. Probably < 10 CHF. Picnic at the top of Ütliberg. For lunch I'll take the ship ride in my Tageskarte to Rapperswil and have lunch there. Maybe a pizza from Dieci while I admire the river view. Probably 20 CHF for a whole pizza funghi. I'll explore awhile and head back to Zürich for dinner. Takeaway from Burgermeister. Or if I'm not planning to spend on nightlife, probably I can splurge and go to Swiss Chüchi or Zughauskeller for a traditional Swiss dinner. The veal meat in mushroom sauce, Zürich art. All in all less than 100 CHF a day. :p Experienced Asian (skimping tendencies) whom lived in Switzerland for 6 months heh heh.
@@KangZiJing lived in Switzerland 6 months is key. I can do London very cheaply because I know it very well, but when you first arrive in a new city no guidebook replaces months or years of local knowledge.
@@roryhanlon927 "lived in Switzerland 6 months is key" Not really. Note how I said I lived in Switzerland and not Zurich. I stayed in a town near Zurich and only went to Zurich a few times. The only "thrifty wisdom" attained was understanding how the transport system work. The real key comes with having Internet. Prepare for your trip by finding out how public transport works, where to get good food, where to get cheap food, etc.
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I backpacked Singapore and could get by at the cheapest hostel for like 15 a night and went from there. Did all the touristy attractions and celebrated Singapore's 50th birthday at one of the screening events :))
I traveled to Singapore and had an Amazing time. My hotel was on Orchard Street near all the Shopping and fine dinning. We had some of the best food and visited some of the most gorgeous beaches. You definitely need to revisit with a bit more cash in hand. However, you did get to meet some nice people and have an experience most people will never get in their life time. PS. Great video!
Wow ! Was so surprised to hear Mas (guest/friend) say Singapore's #1 at everything including...and she rattles off a few random things.... THEN and at "Controlling the Virus" 👀 🧠💥👀🧠💥🙈🙉🙊🎎
I love Singapore, it's my closest world city. Also it's not so expensive as people think if you know where to go and shop for groceries where the locals shop. For the traveler Food in Singapore (best on Earth) is cheap by Australian standards and accommodation is on par with Australia's state capitals. Transport is also pretty similar to Brisbane though less expensive than Sydney or Melbourne. There are many hidden costs built into the social fabric such as government housing that removes a significant slice of your income but is a way of imposing forced financial security upon retirement. Private housing on landed property or in private developments is only for the top tier of the population. And forget about owning a private car unless you have spare money to burn or throw away or a really massive ego. Public transport covers most places, is frequent, efficient, clean & safe. Personally my pic for worlds most expensive city would be San Francisco by far. I love SFO but housing is ridiculously expensive for what you get and mind where you walk in some public areas because human excrement and drug paraphernalia can be stepped on or in.
@@jasontempest4233 Thanks for your reply. I wish to explain more about Singapore but it's best whoever that comes to Singapore, they will know it's not the MOST EXPENSIVE COUNTRY in the world. Takes too long to explain about it. So I will just leave it as it is.
To be honest, it's controlled. Locally transmission has reduced a lot. The figures are up as we have workers who live with other workers getting infected. But to be honest they are not to be blamed. Generally once everyone put on a mask, the virus spreads a lot slower
@@christinesung8884, look again what she said in 17:10. "...the best in controlling the virus". Yes, it may be in good control but not "the best" considering the population size against the number of cases and early measure that should have been taken for these foreign workers
If you wanted cheap but quality food next time go to HAWKER CENTRE its a mix of difference type of street food, one of them has the $2 soy chicken and has a michelen star on it. Tnx for this vlog man! Missing sg rn. Stay safe! 💯
as a singaporean, i'd still say " oh dear, what a waste of money on that $8 drink "
Milaミラ bruh u can just go to coffee shops and it will be so cheap
same,so i end up buying drinks in my secondary school canteen after school
@@ghukifymooth3827 same
Singapore is nothing they just copied Switzerland
Ryan Müller oh, did they now? 🙄
Hey Brett just fyi you were on the wrong side of Marina Bay Sands for the light show!
He would probably still see light as the light show is big
Shinji Bu no he cant the light show is supposed to face the floating platform and he wasn’t there he was opposite of that and if it was done every day light shows cant be big cause of light pollution he just didn’t do his research properly before going
i was also thinking the sameee haha
You’re right
@@yixinzhang9862 oh the lightshow on the MBS? I know there's a fountain lightshow near MBS too.
"Singapore is so expensive."
*Proceeds to hangout in Marina Bay Sands, Raffles Place, City Hall and Sentosa* - the most expensive places in Singapore -.-
🤣
Ikr...
Plus he should eat at vivo city foodcourt/encik tan before going to sentosa. Or at least dabao from there. Smdh.
Why he dont go to Punggol
As a singaporean yes
Maybe because that's the famous places he knows. He said he doesn't even know where to go and had no idea.
Hey Brett, I’m surprised you didn’t get the SG tourist pass at the Airport, it allows you to travel complete bus & train (MRT) network for $10SGD for one day, $16SGD for two days & $20SGD for 3 days. Singapore is so easy to get around on the MRT, you get trains every 8 mins or so . The only reason I could see catching a grab ride share taxi is if you are staying out beyond 11:30pm when trains will be on their final trip of the night or if you are going to some far out corner of the island. I caught the train back to the Airport & you get a small amount back when you return the tourist pass.
7 eleven is an expensive place to get necessities, is much cheaper to get stuff in local supermarket like ntuc
thank you Bro!
Btw the ntuc is Fairprice, right?
@@yendao5681 I think it is
I was thinking the same thing. 7/11 here in Florida is super expensive like all other "convenience" stores. Plus the food is prepackaged and unhealthy.
@@grozaphy are u a Singaporean, IT IS!!!!
Its also expensive in malaysia
I dont like how foreigners always think Singapore is so expensive when truly it isn't. All of these business report of "worlds most expensive city" is really meant for wealthy expats. If u enter the city anticipating it to be expensive it will feel expensive
Cheap goods are everywhere u just need to look in the right places and stray away from the touristy areas.
My gorilla pod is from Sim Lim Square tech mall, 4$, been using it for 5 years, food is definately cheaper than most cities with hawker centres and taxis are far cheaper than other cities.
Nice vid though.
Exactly!
Dollar to dollar,dun take exchange rate into consideration,Malaysia is actually more expensive than us.
Yes it’s true. Food is not expensive here. It may be houses are expensive
Faiz Basha The expensive things are good coffee, Alcohol & Hotels. Especially more so since Covid-19 has caused a lot of currencies to fall. The SGD hasn’t really suffered.
The expensive here come from a comparison a house to a house from all around the world. Beside here he just eat the basically food so is not expensive
I would have to say if you compare the food to other countries it definitely is not as expensive. But they consider in the factor of our wages here, as well as rent, houses, cars, and of course the taxes and more. If you do consider our wages in terms of what we have to pay. It definitely is expensive.
I think this “expensive city” title is for residents who have to pay the taxes and fees, i.e. SGD 10,000 just for the privilege of owning a car. But for a visitor, it’s not expensive at all. Yes! You can definitely get a filling meal for $5.
10,000? Prob increase that by adding another 0. 100,000 for an average car like toyota and honda brands.
@@nestor8672 Yeah,I think he missed a 0,$10,000 car here,I wish.
*SGD 100,000 You missed a 0 there.lol SGD 10,000 for a car here.
@@kelvinpang438 I know right. If only cars were $10k here. Really cheap. 😂 We have to buy an average car for $100k and only for 10 years. Haha
taxes are extremely low... first $20k = $0 income tax and an average salaried man making $30-50k a year pays $100-300 (for the whole year). GST is 7% and common folks get annual GST vouchers of several hundreds to offset this. The people who will feel it to be expensive are people who want luxury items... ordinary living is extremely low cost, almost ridiculously cheap.
Pity mate, there are much cheaper and very tasty food to be found at our hawker/food centre at nearby heartland (typical local food centre). Next time, maybe.
Gm Z now I know 🤦🏻
Yeah singapore has really cheap food
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Him: The sauce looks kinda deadly
Also him: Proceeds to pour all of it on his food
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Right. I was like noooo!
Tbh I think we're being a bit too harsh on him: he did say at the end that the Grab rides and food options were quite cheap. Given the fact that he's staying in the city and may not probably travel to the heartlands, the food options he chose were rather ideal. And he did the hack to Sentosa: walk into the island, then take the train inside as travelling inside Sentosa is free!
Some tweaks I would have done:
- Other hawker centres in town such as Tanjong Pagar Plaza Market and Chinatown Complex would have been great options
- Sim Lim Square is a great place for cheap camera accessories
- Instead of taking a Grab, Gardens by the Bay is accessible via foot from Bayfront MRT (and it's probably a more scenic way to travel in too)
- Probably not go to a club lol but if it's your only time in Singapore, going to Marquee sounds about right
It's been 14-years since I was in Singapore, while I was in the Navy. I loved the place. The rail system was inexpensive, and easy to understand. I also thought China Town had lots of inexpensive bargains, though I am sure you could find items for less in other countries. It was a beautiful city, people were friendly, and I always felt safe.
Spicy test
English: 9/10
Asian: 2/10
I know right if that was spicy a laksa would be mind blowing
Mexican: 1/10
Damián González
No
NKPlayz yess sir
South East asian 0/10 i can eat red and green pepper without drinking water.
$3 for a bubble tea. $8 in Australia. $18 for the cheapest hostel. $35 in Australia. $5 for a large meal is unheard of in Australia. Come to Melbourne on $100 and you’ll be sleeping in a lane way 😂😂
A tiny toyota in singapore costs over a 100k and you can only use it for 10 years, then you have to renew it's license for 48 thousand ;)
@@dragonnight121 only to promote public transport which is great
you have to differentiate between australian dollars and US dollars! total difference!
flat houses in singapore can get a private land property in australia. Wat u saying man?
I hear they're giving Covid patients free places to stay.
Although it's super expensive, Singapore looks insanely nice, the cleanliness, hospitality, the massive glass skyscrapers, no drugs, I like how it doesn't get cold, how modern it looks (although I think u went to the best part of it), and more that i just cant think if rn.
The only problem is the heat here tbh
exercise everyday in the heat, lean diet, you'll loose weight fast👍
no bubble tea lol 🙃
Paris with 100 dollars:
Hotel one night: 55 dollars ( For shitty hotel)
One restaurant: 25 Dollars
One coca-cola: 4 dollars
You can dream for have any activities
But at least you can do cheap drugs to get over it .. oh, wait, nevermind.
Hostel in Montmartre $19 x 2
Picnic from Franprix $15 including 3 euro bottle of wine makes 2-3 meals
Lots of free museums www.tripsavvy.com/free-museums-in-paris-1618676
All parks are free, walking the city is free, plus it doubles as a gym!
Going to historic buildings free, galleries lafayette, BHV, centre Georges Pompidou, all churches are free. It's doable!
@@pashminagal metro is free? You think i'll walk all arround the city? And 19 dollars for one night u dream
100usd wouldn't be 100euros tho
Muhd Isy because you only eat once in a day? Think a little bit before talk
"This video was filmed prior to the virus" then the local says we are nr 1 at containing the virus 😂😂
Hahah he meant the lockdown i guess
That really didn’t age well. Singapore is really fucking it up with the Rona cases
Now I wanna talk to that lady 😂
WHERE’S UR MANAGER!?!?
Jk I’m not a Karen
That was why I came to the comments. I was like 🤔🤔
I lived in Singapore for 9 years and it really can be relatively cheap if you don’t live like a tourist. Food and transportation are quite reasonable. Alcohol can be quite expensive as well as accomodation.
love how you meet up, one on one, with your subscribers. genuine af
Highly recommend incorporating Singapore into anyone’s SE Asia travels even if it is only for a few days!! They really do live in a Utopia😆🇸🇬
Agreed. We need to go back once we can travel again
@@brettconti the MBS light show is at 20:00-21:30 and the Garden By the Bay light show us 19:45-20:45
Albeit an expensive uitopia..
@ekim andersom .i feel safe knowing that the police force always have eyes on the citizens. It acts as a deterrent against criminals. I can walk at night and feel safe. That is important to me.
As for the culture....we are a mixed hotpot of 4 major races...malay, chinese, indian and eurasian....so unless you have a local friend or guide who know their shitz....u will always be on the outside looking in.....gotta break that bubble man....it is strict..true.....but serves us well over the years.....some laws could need updating...but other than that...its all good...
The police are not constantly monitoring your every single move. It’s more for if a crime happen, it’s easier to solve it with the cameras and also to deter crimes. Maybe go outside of the typical tourist spot and you can find different cultures. I mean we are a multiracial country.
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$100 'DANG SON' 😁😁
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@@alisashine2570 ew no lol i dont like asians
@@ethangordonwilliam3609 uh, is that to the comment above you or to the WHOLE ASIAN continent???
"I just arrived at the chængee airport-"
singaporeans: *shakes*
Asia: 100 dollars You live like a king
Western world: 100 dollars YOUR BROKE AF
In africa you are a god😂
Depends on which western country are you
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@@brokzen5117 it truth look at USA a rent here is $800 dollars and bills are like $600 a month for water, WiFi, phone, electric, gas, etc. Food $100 per 5 family households either you work 2 jobs 80 hours and die by coronavirus or be broke af and lose everything else, over 4 million people lost their jobs already.
I was in Singapore for Thanksgiving 2019. It is an amazing city the people are beautiful inside and out I had a blast. I ate at the hawker centers. Everything is clean the airport is the most beautiful airport I’ve ever been to. I work at Newark liberty and it’s nothing like any metropolitan airports in our area. I can’t wait for this pandemic to be over with. I’m flying back out to Singapore.❤️
Oh I forgot Singapore has the best Zoo in the world.
I'm an expatriate in Singapore from 🇮🇹🇮🇹. It's a really expensive country but it's so worth it. We are so advanced and changi airport has been crowned most luxurious airport several years in a row. In terms of the gum rule that is a rumor. It is completely legal to chew gum but illegal to sell it or spit it on the street. In terms of bubble tea, a place I would recommend is LiHO. It's very affordable and I would recommend it. Places to stay without a budget would be air bnbs. Once you come with no budget (I know you want to come back), you should try Din Tai fung. I'm pretty sure they have one in nyc but in my opinion here in sg it's better.
Really fun video 🙌🏼
Ok
Hey
Ever heard of that fire sale shop and almost everything cost like $1 xD
I think its called value
Cheep as hell
@@tdmfanlive4426 but too suckly
i pefer fairprice
I got some nice bags as a souvenirs for $1 👍
omg we stayed in the same hostel
Me too
That means ya'll cheap
I live in toa payoh
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I tried to travel cheap before... i really prefer not to. A vacation is supposed to be relaxing, not a survival challenge.
He kinda looks like josh from drake and josh (josh peck)
Lol I agree
Singapore is in partial lockdown, social gathering is discouraged so the light show is off to discourage gathering instead
I think this was before the lockdown
@@CutieRingoJoy Maybe, but even so, covid-19 started way before Lunar New Year Eve, with the technology on hand and yet so under informed and instead so misinformed and ignore the truth that there's a virus spreading like wildfire? As a result of the misinformation and ignorant about the truth, look at Italy and USA right now...
Evelyn Ho You have been sleeping. So have the rest of 123 people
@@jeangian1781 you must be from outer space and just reached earth...
Evelyn Ho
You reinforce my belief that you are an empty vessel that is making hell lot of noise.
Anyway, you are not alone. Now 126 people have joined you.
Continue your parroting, please.
I don’t know why everyone says Singapore is so expensive, I live here and it’s only expensive if you look in the obvious places if you go to places like Hawker centres and away from the main tourist areas you can find really fun stuff to do really cheaply, However obviously if you go to gardens by the bay and Marina Bay Sands everything is going to be very expensive.
Exactly. Like go to Tiong Bahru Market and you'll be filled and with tapao at $10.
housing and cars make up the bulk of the living cost in Singapore. If you don't have a car, of course it'll be relatively cheap as food is cheap and taxes are not as heavy here.
I absolutely love this channel. Thank you so much for the quality content.
Singapore is literally a glimpse of what our future would look like, singapore’s structure and city is around 25 years ahead of us and greater, this is where we get our futuristic blueprints, pictures and visions of what the city’s in the usa would look like by 2050 as an example. if you ever wondered what the future would look like it would be singapore’s city
That is assuming people are fine staying in pigeon holes for rest of their lives
This guy literally turned one shade red once he ate the fried rice with the hot sauce
Singapore is the most awesome place I've ever been to. I'm trying to upload more Singapore videos on my channel. Such an amazing country guy!!!
And he calls boba tea "bubble tea" 🙄
Randy I don’t know what it’s like I’m Singapore but here in Australia we call it bubble tea so I assume it would be the same in America
@@XeZeGamster1o1 he's from New York and we call it boba. That's why I'm wondering why he's calling it bubble
Randy because the actual drink is called bubble tea boba tea is like a nickname the actual drink is bubble tea
As a singaporean, I can proudly say that I can spend $300 on a mini shopping spree and not say anything, but if I get something for GREAT value at daiso,, IMA BRAG ABOUT IT THE WHOLE YEAR
Cuz that’s how ya Singaporean’s are haha
I’m from Singapore and there is no light show is because of the coronavirus
this was recorded way before the C'B
@@tong3059 he said that, but if you listen. Mastura was saying how Singapore is the best at controlling the virus...
@@tyler70878 your question or answer is kinda unrelated to the OP topic (asking about why is there no light show)
I'm just responding that this was recorded before the circuit breaker, he was just at the wrong side of the place to see the light show (and/or he was late since the light show starts at 8pm/9.3pm)
@@tong3059, Wrong, he was filming during the virus, Mastura confirmed it, smh.
@@kingchakazulu7762 How about circuit breaker period?
Hello bro I was studying in Singapore for two years.The first year was so expensive. Second year was lot cheaper because I started to know the location and palaces for less expensive shop and etc . If ur going to go for Singapore u need to have local or a student who is studying there for morthan one year . They know the good place for cheaper Singapore life
You can actually find prata for like $0.90 or $1 in some coffee shops and hawker centres is very nice.
Oh wow the lady workin at the pata shop charge me for $3+😔
$1 used to be able to get egg prata... now $1 can only get kosong.. :(
Live here since 18 years. Rooms can be pricy, but most of the other things you can do on a budget. Transport is good and cheap:taxis, bus, mrt. Better then in the US or Europe. Food the same, lots of the sightseeing is free, some museums are free. There is a lot of things you can do for 100 bucks. Just maybe 2 things: 1) coffee is dirt cheap here. Nobody drinks those fancy designer coffees if you on a budget. You can get coffee, good coffee...for a dollar at stalls and places such as Toast Box. As you would in most large asian cities btw. 2) I’m a photographer and you definitely can get much cheaper accessories for your camera. But of course not in the shiny shops in the middle of the city or tourist areas. Yes, Singapore can be expensive too, but the cool thing is thete are often essential options foe various price levels. That goes for food, transport and housing. As a traveller on a budget though, you propably can enjoy more things in other parts of south east asia.
Golf clubs are cheap in orchard
Title: World’s most expensive country
Dubai: am I a joke to you?
Dubai is not even in the top10 most expensive country in the world to be honest
Oslo,zurich hold my beer
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my cousins are from dubai and we go there a lot and it’s not that expensive
Really enjoying watching your uploads during 'lockdown'. I wouldn't say they're scratching my (constantly) itching feet, but they're definitely feeding my mind.
I don't think it is the best time to visit Singapore now. We are conducting a "circuit Breaker" movement. Stay at home for now for any visitors wishing to go to Singapore too.
I don't think it is the best time to visit anywhere.
Well, you are at all the touristy area ... and you actually paying tourist prices.
The place called Little India is much cheaper in Singapore.
Woah the clips with the locals are so raw. Sometimes people make things too cinematic when it’s actually better to just hold the camera and live more in the moment
Mastura was totally feeling his steez. She couldn’t stop giggling like a school girl.
its Mastura tho
@@saddamthebazaarcharlatan1183 Ah. My bad. She was still feeling him tho.
@@Shininanigans 100% tho. He was knee deep up innit
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Welcome to Singapore, Brett! Stay safe and yesss do come again!
Love these videos I get to travel without spending my money hahaha
i am a singaporean Born and brought up and I feel Singapore pricing is reasonable and it is nothing compared to EUrope where i have been ... I mean Europe is so damn expensive !!!
Yeah especially the big cities
London, say no more - a total rip off city
I would have gladly taken you around Singapore too! We are also a nation crazy on sales promotions where you get stuff at lowered prices and there’s online apps for that too! You can get MRT tourist card at the MRT customer service counter.
We have other islands apart from Pulau Belakang Mati like Pulau Ubin, Lazarus, Chek Java etc etc .. I hope the $8 bubble tea was worth it coz as a Singaporean, I won’t buy that even for the photo novelty. Oh yes, alcohol, tobacco and car prices here are very expensive due to high taxes imposed by the Government. Hope you have had enjoyed your stay and come back! 🙂
try buying a car or house in singapore than you’ll know.....
House is okie for hdb. Cars... Whooot..
Houses r cheap in Singapore tho
Patrick Kong not really if u count how much a house per Sqm is in Singapore compared to any other country other than Indonesia and Malaysia
@@gladyator2904 i think a fairer comparison might be Singapore and hk, then the cheapness really shows...
Buy 2 cars in usa but can only buy 1 in singapore
Always the best content and keep it as positive in this crazy time. I hope everybody stays safe and enjoys your great content.
As a Singaporean it's always nice to see my city being explored. I am visiting NYC next month, so wish me luck!
It's expensive because u all went to the expensive places
The max amount locals can spend is 40 a whole day
I spend 15
Yes
Not really, depends on the person, I usually spend abt 100-200 when I hang out with my friend, and like we hang out every week at least once, on my birthday I spent like 400+ hanging out with her. I'm 16, I'm not rich or anything but for some reason I always manage to spend so much and get so much
I spend $5 a day. I cook though.
All that stuff seemed pretty cheap to me haha
A plate of economy rice(rice+2 green vegetables +steam eggs) =SGD$2.50
Marina Bay Sands light shows are cancelled due to Covid 19. Please stay safe.
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My guy is in a city with some of the best food and he is going to 7 eleven for some pre made shit🤦♂️
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That's a great video! . I hope one day you can do vlogs for $100 in the south of Vietnam. it's a lot of interesting things to discover, especially about the food, so cheap, so delicious, it will be very different from the northern vietnam that you showed last time.
Yup i agree. Singapore is a very expensive country.. Unlike Malaysia and Thailand where you will feel much relaxed here on spending money coz everything are all so very cheap.
Agree
"Singapore is number 1 in everything"
Dubai:if only they knew...
Lol 😂 I’m from Dubai I wouldn’t recommend coming Singapore is better but 💵💵💵 u know Dubai doesn’t have the nature and the art it’s ugleeee
Singapore is the most awesome place I've ever been to. I'm trying to upload more Singapore videos on my channel. Such an amazing country guy!!!
"No tech not future looking" lol well you definitely haven't seen dubai.Dubai is also highley dependant on its tourism industry more than its oil industry.while I agree Singapore is cool looking and has lots of things to do dubai is better in every way shape and form.
@@nice-man793 I worked in Dubai for a bit. They basically imported alot Singapore expertise for the building of their city. I was part of the subway team that built their system. Dubai tries to be like Singapore, only they are WAAAAAY more flashy. So much is done for the showiness of it all. Not much substance behind the bling unfortunately. For example, subway systems around the world are designed to be utilitarian and easy to maintain as possible. But the sheikhs wanted CHANDELIERS and FOUNTAINS in their subway station...WTF???. We managed to persuade them from the fountains, but they got their chandeliers.
@JS1945 that's exactly what they are trying to do trying to move away from being oil dependant. And I think there are better ways of displaying your hate for dubai instead of saying for the to "go to hell".⁹
For a glimpse into the average Singaporean life, go to the heartland areas.
I lived in Singapore for a month and daily everyday items cost noticeably less than here in South Korea.
Prob cos u went to cheaper places. Cos this guy went to famous traps.
Or south korea is better then us ;-;
@@Leotastick things being overpriced is a bad thing lol. You guys make more and have cheaper goods. Sound wonderful.
Oh well thanks. Singaporean mentality is kinda different sometimes.
If you’re going to travel abroad, you DONT EAT AT 7’ELEVEN! That defeats the purpose of learning the culture and foods.
I know a lot of Thai people who sometimes eat 7/11 food. It's quite tasty.
@@specialized500 Hahahaha I also always buy the 711 sandwich whenever I go Thailand. really not bad
In japan i will buy food in Family Mart.
Seoul,...I wanna see you n Seoul. Really interesting entertaining, knowledgeable video. Very pretty city. I think I probably would've liked that food. I love spicy. Dont care for fish sauce though. Did it taste like it had some? Just wondering. Hope you're safe back n the city.
What about trying this challenge in Switzerland? I live here and well, some parts of the most expensive City called Zurich will be really difficult to stay 2 nights in a hostel room and buying some good/cheap foods. Do you take this challenge? 😎
I'll take it. City Backpacker Biber for 30 CHF a night. For breakfast, probably something from Ässbar or something light for like 8 CHF. First day I'll just explore the city -- lake Zürich, free museums, Grössmünster and Fraumünster. The library. For a quick lunch since I'll be walking around I'll just get something to go from Migros. Maybe the set meal as it's more filling. That's about 12 CHF. For dinner I'll go to Louis Takeaway because I absolutely love the burger there. 20 CHF or less for a great burger, fries and a drink. Even cheaper if I have a student pass. For the nightlife, I'll get some alcohol and drink by the lake or just roam the streets. I'll maybe buy a drink at a bar if I feel like it. The next day I'll buy the 9 o clock pass or day ticket for ~15 CHF. Grab something light from Migros. Emi Latte and Knusperbröt and a bar of Swiss chocolate. Probably < 10 CHF. Picnic at the top of Ütliberg. For lunch I'll take the ship ride in my Tageskarte to Rapperswil and have lunch there. Maybe a pizza from Dieci while I admire the river view. Probably 20 CHF for a whole pizza funghi. I'll explore awhile and head back to Zürich for dinner. Takeaway from Burgermeister. Or if I'm not planning to spend on nightlife, probably I can splurge and go to Swiss Chüchi or Zughauskeller for a traditional Swiss dinner. The veal meat in mushroom sauce, Zürich art. All in all less than 100 CHF a day. :p Experienced Asian (skimping tendencies) whom lived in Switzerland for 6 months heh heh.
@@KangZiJing lived in Switzerland 6 months is key. I can do London very cheaply because I know it very well, but when you first arrive in a new city no guidebook replaces months or years of local knowledge.
@@roryhanlon927 "lived in Switzerland 6 months is key"
Not really. Note how I said I lived in Switzerland and not Zurich. I stayed in a town near Zurich and only went to Zurich a few times. The only "thrifty wisdom" attained was understanding how the transport system work.
The real key comes with having Internet. Prepare for your trip by finding out how public transport works, where to get good food, where to get cheap food, etc.
This deserve so much more likes and views love the content❤️
Homie there's actually a lot of Americans here in Singapore, just hit one of us up and we'll totally help you during your stay. 👊🏻
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I backpacked Singapore and could get by at the cheapest hostel for like 15 a night and went from there. Did all the touristy attractions and celebrated Singapore's 50th birthday at one of the screening events :))
"Mastura" in greek means "stoned by drugs" , hahahahahaha
Bro, when I heard her name I laughed so hard.
Ahahahahahaa
I am from Singapore and I love this video! Thank you!
Hope u stay safe with the coronavirus going around :)
Singapore can be just described as an Massive 5 Star Resort
I had a fan girl moment, when I saw the marina bay sands from Crazy Rich Asians😂
I traveled to Singapore and had an Amazing time. My hotel was on Orchard Street near all the Shopping and fine dinning. We had some of the best food and visited some of the most gorgeous beaches. You definitely need to revisit with a bit more cash in hand. However, you did get to meet some nice people and have an experience most people will never get in their life time. PS. Great video!
tourist traps: doing it's job for five years straight :)))
Switzerland is about double on everything you showed us. Looks quite cheap in SG.
SG is expensive to live in...but singaporeans generally are doing ok.
Rent is expensive but everything is affordable.
as a asian when i saw him poured the chili sauce on the fried rice i knew he messed up
honestly, things in the central are always expensive
The dude's spiral hair patterns on his chest at 13:24 are truly fascinating
I can’t tell if Khalid had a German Accent or an Indian accent😅. Probably is a German accent
That beach looks nice! We'll have to keep that in mind the next time we're in Singapore
Lol buddy I think you need to do some kind of research! Way too many options to spend less
Your smile is infectious and the way you talk - you should be an MC. Come to Melbourne mate
Wow ! Was so surprised to hear Mas (guest/friend) say Singapore's #1 at everything including...and she rattles off a few random things.... THEN and at "Controlling the Virus" 👀
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You should explore parts of singapore away from the city if you were ever to come visit again! Would gladly bring you around the next time round
No it’s the most expensive city. Try Tokyo, HK, London, NY, Seoul, LA.....now those cities are EXPENSIVE!
he lives in NY btw
I love Singapore, it's my closest world city. Also it's not so expensive as people think if you know where to go and shop for groceries where the locals shop. For the traveler Food in Singapore (best on Earth) is cheap by Australian standards and accommodation is on par with Australia's state capitals. Transport is also pretty similar to Brisbane though less expensive than Sydney or Melbourne.
There are many hidden costs built into the social fabric such as government housing that removes a significant slice of your income but is a way of imposing forced financial security upon retirement. Private housing on landed property or in private developments is only for the top tier of the population. And forget about owning a private car unless you have spare money to burn or throw away or a really massive ego. Public transport covers most places, is frequent, efficient, clean & safe.
Personally my pic for worlds most expensive city would be San Francisco by far. I love SFO but housing is ridiculously expensive for what you get and mind where you walk in some public areas because human excrement and drug paraphernalia can be stepped on or in.
@@jasontempest4233 Thanks for your reply. I wish to explain more about Singapore but it's best whoever that comes to Singapore, they will know it's not the MOST EXPENSIVE COUNTRY in the world. Takes too long to explain about it. So I will just leave it as it is.
@@danlovesayu Yeah, but it really depends. Some things are more expensive in Singapore, some things are more expensive elsewhere.
thanks for visiting singapore
No 1 in everything - I can agree with the best transport and the best airport but the best in controlling the virus?? 😅😅
Lol
To be honest, it's controlled. Locally transmission has reduced a lot. The figures are up as we have workers who live with other workers getting infected. But to be honest they are not to be blamed. Generally once everyone put on a mask, the virus spreads a lot slower
@@christinesung8884, look again what she said in 17:10. "...the best in controlling the virus". Yes, it may be in good control but not "the best" considering the population size against the number of cases and early measure that should have been taken for these foreign workers
Singapore is the most awesome place I've ever been to. I'm trying to upload more Singapore videos on my channel. Such an amazing countries guy!!!
YOU ARE SO CUTE with your 2 colored socks! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
that's an amazing feat! I guess it's our choice on what lifestyle fits our budget
Without watching the video I can ready tell that Switzerland is waaaay more expensive.
Yes, Swizerland and Norway are most expensive. 😅
6:57 imagine the courage asking a stranger for that b roll
Hawker Center food start ard $3-5.
Prata comes for $1
3 people food in Malaysia for SGD5
As a Singaporean we feel 100000 dollars for a car is normal
Welcome to Singapore !
The Asian Switzerland
Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Paris all more expensive. When I stayed in Copenhagen last year the cheapest hostels were around 20 euros (22 USD)
Balder Jacobsen try buying a house and a car in Singapore, cheapest car would be $300000
If you wanted cheap but quality food next time go to HAWKER CENTRE its a mix of difference type of street food, one of them has the $2 soy chicken and has a michelen star on it. Tnx for this vlog man! Missing sg rn. Stay safe! 💯
your editing is too good man