Thank you all for watching. I was not perfect and messes up a few things, but I NEVER imagined this video would get that many views. Recently I made some maps/artworks/posters of Glasgow. Check them out and maybe you will find them cool? Who knows... You can order your copy today from this link. - www.etsy.com/uk/shop/DavidNikolov?ref=seller-platform-mcnav§ion_id=36510542
@@alangebbie8848 Never mind mate, we'll be independent soon then you'll have a real chance at voting out the most popular democratic party in at least a century of democratic elections in the UK.
As someone that’s lived their whole life in Glasgow I love your video mate. I’m a big fan of anything remotely documentary like so your quick and easy to digest summary of the city as someone looking from the outside of Glasgow is superb. I think your video is very informative and would be a great help to anyone thinking of moving here as well as giving a great history of our city. I’m proud you chose to live here big man, keep up the good work
I live in the West end, but not the good part. I can see the positives he is mentioning, but he forgot the heroin use, the NEDs, the muggings, knife violence, the rangers outburst, how fierce the rivalry between the rangers and Celtic is, and most of all the statue Of Arthur Wellesley, with his traffic cones.
Greetings from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I worked in southern general hospital from 1999 -2003. I had fond memories of the city and would alway make it a point to revisit the city whenever I'm in the UK
I Totally can relate to what you mean by: City my heart belongs to" . I only stayed there for a year and half to get my Masters degree at UofG and I absolutely and completely fell in love with the city and the people...The world's most friendliest city with the best people in the world and ofcouse the beauty of Scotland...I love Glasgow...For the last 6 years I have tried to find the same feeling elsewhere but nothing works.
I'm a Londoner who has lived in Glasgow for the last 4 years. I'm moving to Germany next week. I'm really going to miss it and only have good things to say about the people. Salt of the Earth. There are more polar bears roaming the streets than there are Tories here so you can't go far wrong. There's no need to go to the Edinburgh Festival because Glaswegians are funny all year round and you don't have to pay for it.
That is pretty funny mate. We don't try and be funny mate ,we canny effin help it. I remember my Faither, dock worker, staring oot the window. My wee Ma would be 100 yards away with the messages, groceries they called in England. It would take her 40 minutes to get home. Kept bumping into women and more chat chat. My Da would be raging , Ma would get to house , Father would be raging. But he wasn't it was all a laugh. There is a big saying in Glasgow. "Who Gives A Flying Fu%k?. Peace.
I’m an ex-Londoner now living in Argyll and I love Glasgow. My wife and I have just returned from a short City-break there and we had such a great time. We visited the Kelvingrove museum, Glasgow University, The Botanic Gardens, and a multitude of shops and eateries. If you’re visiting for the first time I recommend a bus tour starting in George Square, it really helps you to get your bearings. We even took in the pub where Billy Connolly started his career. As a person born and raised in London I felt very at home in Glasgow, it has the same vibe and young folk everywhere due to the three universities and huge central college. The people are great, the history is fascinating, and the architecture is a real pleasure. We live in a very rural area so Glasgow is our little city fix every now and then.
I’ve lived in Glasgow for 55 years and I’ve never been to the pub billy connolly started his career 😂 well done you! We love the bus tours too, my dad was a Londoner from Camden Town and he moved to Glasgow when he was 28 to be with my mum who was born in the gorbals, and he always said the people of Glasgow were much more friendly than where he came from, and felt he was more at home here xxx
I’m Glaswegian, I’m living and have lived in China for 4 years. It’s great to see my city from afar and from a foreigners perspective. You nailed it, excellent good quality, informative video. Well done young man! Appreciate the effort you put into it. Glaswegian and proud. You, young man are a credit to your own country. Respect 🙏🏴
Scotland Native here 👋🏻 Both of my parents were born in Glasgow (Govan & Rutherglen) and we grew up in North Ayrshire and my very first apartment was in Dennistoun in the East End of Glasgow and I miss it every day and watching your video makes me so happy to hear that Glasgow has had such a positive impact on you ☺️ It truly is a remarkable city with amazing people from all backgrounds (minus celtic and rangers fans on football day) 🖤
@Talorc MacAllan I have no idea what that means either and I've spoken pure glaswegian all my life. Have never heard the term glasgays either. I've heard glaswegian or the more common gleswegian. Or if you're referring to the city it would be glesga bot glesgay
As a Glaswegian native i find your video to be entheusiastic about the city. It's refreshing to see someone speak volumes about Glasgow which is a mixture of both historical and contemporary combined into one. There's something for everyone to enjoy here. Great video 👍
Great video. Thank you. I come from Glasgow and always proud to go back. Even though I was brought up in rough area in the southside, it's great to see brilliant and positive stories. I guess people are as positive or negative as they want. Thanks man.
This is a great condensed reference for anyone interested in Glasgow as a city. I'm a born and raised weegie and can confidently say you nailled it. It's not an easy place to understand or get to grips with if you're not from here so well done.
This is the best cover of Glasgow that I have read! It takes time to tell it all A great city …..that few people know anything about. A little bit longer , but certainly well , and honestly covered. Well deserved , it’s No1 in the world!
Many thanks for this video David. As an ex-Glaswegian who left Glasgow 54 years ago I found this very interesting. You taught me More about my home town in 13 minutes than I had previously known. Excellent and well done.
Oh my god, this video was made for me. I’m moving to Glasgow in the fall for school and this video has got me even more excited!! Very comprehensive and informative video!
Ye we joke about Scottish and English people not liking each other but its not really true from what i see and alot of people in Scotland me included have family in England and vice versa
Just came accross this, brilliant video and so good to see the impact Glasgow has had on others. We do like every other city have issues but to see us so well thought of by "foreigners" is amazing. I put the "" in to emphasize that although you may not be Scottish you ARE Glaswegian.
Glasgow isn't a place I'd automatically think of visiting, but you've presented it so well, and made it look so good, I might just make it my next city break destination.
I loved it so much here, I left England to set up home here five years ago, and no thing's changed, I still love it here (OK, the average weather could be a bit better ... But at least it isn't unbearably hot in the summer, and we usually get a decent 2 weeks of snow on the ground). The people here are awesome! Come visit, and you'll want to come back, maybe even stay!
You are right, Glasgow ISN'T a place that most people would think of visiting, partly due to the reputation for violence that was true 30-40 years ago. I've spent a lot of time there, and it's certainly no worse than any other big city, and safer than many places I could mention including Manchester, Sheffield and London! Well worth a visit. Beautiful city, and the locals are great people!
Interesting to hear an 'outsider's' take and great that it was so positive. Loved that you included the shot of the woman with the "Bag for whit's left of your life" Lol. I've missed Glaswegian humour in the thirty odd years I've been away.
FANTASTIC VIDEO DAVID !!!! THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR EXTENSIVE INFORMATION. Your knowledge of my city is extremely admirable and helpful for others.I'm very proud to be a Glaswegian. 👍👍👍👍
As a Glaswegian, I must say, bravo and well done mate. Excellent research and content; you are a fabulous and inspiring presenter. Once again 'brave ay mate'
Great video - ive lived in Glasgow for 30 years and was so proud on your take of the city - we are lucky to have a fine young man like you living here or having lived here and i appreciate the respect you have given our city
I'm mixed with Indigenous American (Blackfoot) and Scottish + unknown (Dad was adopted so I have no idea what else) I grew up in America but have lived in India for 6 years. I really enjoy how diverse our planet can be and it's awesome how this internet let's us share knowledge and experiences 😃🙌 Excellent video 👌✌
Great video man. You might know more about Glasgow than any of us who've lived here forever do haha. Well done. Also, you nailed the pronounciation of Sauchiehall street which isn't easy for non-natives, well done.
Mate, the video is very good quality, thank you for that. Did not include Glasgow from a parent perspecitve and thus suburbs of Glasgow, but you just did not face that need. Well done!
The good thing about Glasgow it is always moving with the times and re inventing it's self greater Glasgow population is well over a million people with the conerbation of 2.4 million people good video well presented 👍
I'm so glad you only briefly mentioned football rivalry. Of course I knew there would be some local experts on hand to expand on the idea in the comments. Good video. Cheers pal 👍
Nice to hear someone talk about my home town. I haven't live in Glasgow since l was 23 years old. I have been back and forth but moved to England. Still have family there.
Great video, I'm a 53 year old Glaswegian and you've taught me a few things I didn't know about my birthplace. A couple of your pictures are a little odd or out of place (Singer's factory in Clydebank and a strange, unbuilt tower next to St Enoch's Square) but otherwise this is excellent!
But although Clydebank is its own town,it's pretty much the start of the west end of Glasgow or greater Glasgow area coming from the west heading east.As soon as you come of the Erskine bridge and head east ,that's were the built up areas starts in Clydebank.Most people from Clydebank were born in a Glasgow hospital and it has a post code G81 and I'd say most people from there would class themselves Glaswegian.Im from there ,and always have.
I love our home town. We lived in Hillpark area. Then bought a house in Kilwinning. Always love shopping there. People are outstanding. They are pure deed braw! Husbands family is from Paisley. Both are beautiful areas but it has been a while since we have been home. Bus service is top notch compared to other countries we have lived in. Well done, Love your video.
Great Video, Very good in-depth, of Glasgow very friendly i like going there. I am from London Glasgow is much better, The GLASWIEGNS talk too you The sights are very good got a very homely felling to the city. There is a lot to do in Glasgow Thanks
Thank you all for watching. I was not perfect and messes up a few things, but I NEVER imagined this video would get that many views. Recently I made some maps/artworks/posters of Glasgow. Check them out and maybe you will find them cool? Who knows... You can order your copy today from this link. - www.etsy.com/uk/shop/DavidNikolov?ref=seller-platform-mcnav§ion_id=36510542
It’s just a shame that the SNP run GCC have ruined this great city.
@@alangebbie8848 Never mind mate, we'll be independent soon then you'll have a real chance at voting out the most popular democratic party in at least a century of democratic elections in the UK.
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You’re awesome 🤩 thank you
As someone that’s lived their whole life in Glasgow I love your video mate. I’m a big fan of anything remotely documentary like so your quick and easy to digest summary of the city as someone looking from the outside of Glasgow is superb. I think your video is very informative and would be a great help to anyone thinking of moving here as well as giving a great history of our city. I’m proud you chose to live here big man, keep up the good work
Typical selective historical account of the city.Totally missed out on how the city also profited from African slavery.
I live in the West end, but not the good part. I can see the positives he is mentioning, but he forgot the heroin use, the NEDs, the muggings, knife violence, the rangers outburst, how fierce the rivalry between the rangers and Celtic is, and most of all the statue Of
Arthur Wellesley, with his traffic cones.
Well done 👌I have live in The Southside of Glasgow. #acumfaegovan
@@stephanieadelaarson the rangers outburst no way 😭😭😂😂 did u actualy say that haha howe u feelin still greetin a take it 🤣🤣🕺
Here Here!
i was born in Edinburgh but raised in glasgow ,when i hear folk from different country's talk about this city , i feel proud and humble , thank you
I had a absolute ball in Scotland. I enjoyed the spring time. It is so beautiful.
Greetings from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I worked in southern general hospital from 1999 -2003. I had fond memories of the city and would alway make it a point to revisit the city whenever I'm in the UK
A fair and accurate description of Glasgow, well done
As someone who has lived in Glasgow for nearly 50 years I really enjoyed hearing your perspective. A great outline of this city💙
I Totally can relate to what you mean by: City my heart belongs to" . I only stayed there for a year and half to get my Masters degree at UofG and I absolutely and completely fell in love with the city and the people...The world's most friendliest city with the best people in the world and ofcouse the beauty of Scotland...I love Glasgow...For the last 6 years I have tried to find the same feeling elsewhere but nothing works.
I'm a Londoner who has lived in Glasgow for the last 4 years. I'm moving to Germany next week. I'm really going to miss it and only have good things to say about the people. Salt of the Earth. There are more polar bears roaming the streets than there are Tories here so you can't go far wrong. There's no need to go to the Edinburgh Festival because Glaswegians are funny all year round and you don't have to pay for it.
That is pretty funny mate. We don't try and be funny mate ,we canny effin help it. I remember my Faither, dock worker, staring oot the window. My wee Ma would be 100 yards away with the messages, groceries they called in England. It would take her 40 minutes to get home. Kept bumping into women and more chat chat. My Da would be raging , Ma would get to house , Father would be raging. But he wasn't it was all a laugh. There is a big saying in Glasgow. "Who Gives A Flying Fu%k?. Peace.
I’m an ex-Londoner now living in Argyll and I love Glasgow. My wife and I have just returned from a short City-break there and we had such a great time. We visited the Kelvingrove museum, Glasgow University, The Botanic Gardens, and a multitude of shops and eateries.
If you’re visiting for the first time I recommend a bus tour starting in George Square, it really helps you to get your bearings. We even took in the pub where Billy Connolly started his career. As a person born and raised in London I felt very at home in Glasgow, it has the same vibe and young folk everywhere due to the three universities and huge central college.
The people are great, the history is fascinating, and the architecture is a real pleasure. We live in a very rural area so Glasgow is our little city fix every now and then.
I’ve lived in Glasgow for 55 years and I’ve never been to the pub billy connolly started his career 😂 well done you! We love the bus tours too, my dad was a Londoner from Camden Town and he moved to Glasgow when he was 28 to be with my mum who was born in the gorbals, and he always said the people of Glasgow were much more friendly than where he came from, and felt he was more at home here xxx
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That's nice to hear Laura. 😊
It's interesting to hear that your Dad was drawn away from London by love...
Very romantic 😊 🙏
I’m Glaswegian, I’m living and have lived in China for 4 years. It’s great to see my city from afar and from a foreigners perspective. You nailed it, excellent good quality, informative video. Well done young man! Appreciate the effort you put into it. Glaswegian and proud. You, young man are a credit to your own country. Respect 🙏🏴
Scotland Native here 👋🏻
Both of my parents were born in Glasgow (Govan & Rutherglen) and we grew up in North Ayrshire and my very first apartment was in Dennistoun in the East End of Glasgow and I miss it every day and watching your video makes me so happy to hear that Glasgow has had such a positive impact on you ☺️
It truly is a remarkable city with amazing people from all backgrounds (minus celtic and rangers fans on football day) 🖤
Glaswegian here, what a video and I love people coming here to visit the city. Great video!
Makes me want to burst into...”I belong to Glasgow”🎶🎶🎶💙🏴
As a native glaswegian I have NEVER once in my life heard anyone say "pure barry" I have no idea what that even means
@Talorc MacAllan I have no idea what that means either and I've spoken pure glaswegian all my life. Have never heard the term glasgays either. I've heard glaswegian or the more common gleswegian. Or if you're referring to the city it would be glesga bot glesgay
I moved to Glasgow last year. I am never looking back.
Don't forget to mention the wild "haggis" in the Kelvin grove museum.
Much better than I expected, well done! Well researched, well put together and well explained. This is my home city.
As a Glaswegian native i find your video to be entheusiastic about the city.
It's refreshing to see someone speak volumes about Glasgow which is a mixture of both historical and contemporary combined into one.
There's something for everyone to enjoy here.
Great video 👍
I wonder if he's been mugged yet.lol
@@GlasgowCelticforever1888 there's more people live in London than the hole of Scotland, what's your point?
Great video. Thank you. I come from Glasgow and always proud to go back. Even though I was brought up in rough area in the southside, it's great to see brilliant and positive stories. I guess people are as positive or negative as they want. Thanks man.
Great account of Glasgow. You covered just about everything there is to know about this great city.
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Your Glasgow knowledge is brilliant!! Loved the vid pal.
This is a great condensed reference for anyone interested in Glasgow as a city. I'm a born and raised weegie and can confidently say you nailled it. It's not an easy place to understand or get to grips with if you're not from here so well done.
What a great, positive video. I've always lived in Glasgow and I must say this has been the best representation of the city, thank you for that.
Like a holiday video for dingy divers.
This is the best cover of Glasgow that I have read! It takes time to tell it all
A great city …..that few people know anything about.
A little bit longer , but certainly well , and honestly covered.
Well deserved , it’s No1 in the world!
Thank you, it was very informative. I especially liked the first part with mentions of the city’s history
Thanks for your video. Great description of all the best bits of our wee town!
I love your video. As a Glaswegian myself I get the extra enjoyment of trying to guess the location of certain pics. Fabulous video. Thank you!
well done David , I live in Glasgow am Scottish , you know more about here than I do lol😂
Many thanks for this video David. As an ex-Glaswegian who left Glasgow 54 years ago I found this very interesting. You taught me More about my home town in 13 minutes than I had previously known. Excellent and well done.
Oh my god, this video was made for me. I’m moving to Glasgow in the fall for school and this video has got me even more excited!! Very comprehensive and informative video!
Thank you!
Hey same! I’m headed to U of G :)))) the video was super great and got me even more excited!!
@@bethd9113 you’ll love Glasgow the greatest city on the planet 👍🏻
@@bhobbybhoy6244 genuinely cannot wait for September to arrive so i can get out of the states 🙌
Hey! Let's connect! I moved there about a year ago
David I was born in Glasgow… you have done a great job.. well done !!
Visiting Scotland and spending five or say days in Glasgow this summer. This was very helpful. Thanks
@lazyshit67 One week in June only.
Totally agree! Have lived in the Uk for half of my life but Glasgow is the best!
Cool video mate 👍 live near Glasgow for 26 years, moved to Sydney nearly 4 years ago. Great to see Glasgow again 😊
I visited Glasgow a few years ago, I was overjoyed how friendly and helpful the locals were despite me being English
I know loads of English people who live in Glasgow English people will have no problems in Glasgow
Ye we joke about Scottish and English people not liking each other but its not really true from what i see and alot of people in Scotland me included have family in England and vice versa
@@billyj2502 : Can you say that in comprehensible English and using proper grammar?. Thanks.
No I can't you twat but I will delete it because the comment it was aimed it has been deleted because the person knew I was right
Well done a great portrait of my wonderful city
SUPERB.well presented young man.Our Glasgow.LOVE IT
Just came accross this, brilliant video and so good to see the impact Glasgow has had on others. We do like every other city have issues but to see us so well thought of by "foreigners" is amazing. I put the "" in to emphasize that although you may not be Scottish you ARE Glaswegian.
Brilliant m8! Can't wait to visit again.
Glasgow isn't a place I'd automatically think of visiting, but you've presented it so well, and made it look so good, I might just make it my next city break destination.
I loved it so much here, I left England to set up home here five years ago, and no thing's changed, I still love it here (OK, the average weather could be a bit better ... But at least it isn't unbearably hot in the summer, and we usually get a decent 2 weeks of snow on the ground). The people here are awesome! Come visit, and you'll want to come back, maybe even stay!
You are right, Glasgow ISN'T a place that most people would think of visiting, partly due to the reputation for violence that was true 30-40 years ago. I've spent a lot of time there, and it's certainly no worse than any other big city, and safer than many places I could mention including Manchester, Sheffield and London! Well worth a visit. Beautiful city, and the locals are great people!
Born and Bred in Anderston, Glasgow, you have done a great job!🏴🏴👍
Great video. We are traveling to Glasgow this year (from 🇨🇦) and this is very helpful to help figure out where to stay and what to do! Cheers.
Excellent video, my friend! I’m a Glasgow TV producer, this was well produced, researched and delivered! 😃
Interesting to hear an 'outsider's' take and great that it was so positive. Loved that you included the shot of the woman with the "Bag for whit's left of your life" Lol. I've missed Glaswegian humour in the thirty odd years I've been away.
David, that was an AWESOME video about our city! Great watch and really informative. Well done, and haste ye back! :-)
Excellent overview! Thank you!
A very comprehensive description of Glasgow. Well done.
amazing explanation! thank you, David.
FANTASTIC VIDEO DAVID !!!! THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR EXTENSIVE INFORMATION. Your knowledge of my city is extremely admirable and helpful for others.I'm very proud to be a Glaswegian. 👍👍👍👍
An absolutely brilliant video of all things Glasgow really well put together i don’t think a native of Glasgow could’ve done a better job 👍🏻
As a Glaswegian, I must say, bravo and well done mate. Excellent research and content; you are a fabulous and inspiring presenter. Once again 'brave ay mate'
Thanks for the brief yet comprehensive description
As an Iranian I must say I love Glasgow.
You forgot to mention the orange walk. Nice family parade.
I’ve lived in Glasgow all my life. Your video is excellent, accurate and very nicely presented, well done.
Great video - ive lived in Glasgow for 30 years and was so proud on your take of the city - we are lucky to have a fine young man like you living here or having lived here and i appreciate the respect you have given our city
A very good video. Very informative. I'm going to Glasgow in two weeks.
Awesome mate ! I am born and raised m
In Glasgow 🇬🇧🏴
Comprehensive, succinct and altogether EXCELLENT summary. You're a great communicator.
Great content, well filmed and well presented! I've lived here for five years now, and I couldn't think of living anywhere else (except to travel).
I'm mixed with Indigenous American (Blackfoot) and Scottish + unknown (Dad was adopted so I have no idea what else) I grew up in America but have lived in India for 6 years. I really enjoy how diverse our planet can be and it's awesome how this internet let's us share knowledge and experiences 😃🙌 Excellent video 👌✌
Great video man. You might know more about Glasgow than any of us who've lived here forever do haha. Well done. Also, you nailed the pronounciation of Sauchiehall street which isn't easy for non-natives, well done.
So much information in such a short time! Thank you for this. I am hoping to visit some day in the near future and this was very helpful.
He best and most comprehensive video on my home city. Well done. ❤❤❤
Wonderfully accurate and interesting report on Glasgow, David ( and I'm a middle-aged born and bred Glaswegian )
Where abouts in Glasgow you hail. Or just tell me what the young teams called in your bit?
As a Scot from the Highlands who has lived in Glasgow for a good few years in the past, I can attest that Glasgow always remains in your heart
I learned a lot! Added stuff to my bucket list
You deserve a sponsorship from Glasgow Tourist Board for the effort put into this fella.👍🏴
An excellent piece of work. Thank you David!
That was so informative, thank you. I left Glasgow nearly 50 years ago and it’s improved a lot since then. Glad you enjoyed your time there so much.
That was a very well researched and explained video. Well done, very good.
This may be the best video on Glasgow ever made. Well done mate.
Thank you so much Mark!
Mate, the video is very good quality, thank you for that. Did not include Glasgow from a parent perspecitve and thus suburbs of Glasgow, but you just did not face that need. Well done!
The good thing about Glasgow it is always moving with the times and re inventing it's self greater Glasgow population is well over a million people with the conerbation of 2.4 million people good video well presented 👍
I'm so glad you only briefly mentioned football rivalry. Of course I knew there would be some local experts on hand to expand on the idea in the comments.
Good video. Cheers pal 👍
Great video Nikolov. Sounds like you love Glasgow as much as I do!
Nice to hear someone talk about my home town. I haven't live in Glasgow since l was 23 years old. I have been back and forth but moved to England. Still have family there.
You should do Edinburgh too. This was super though, great work you deserve a cigar 👍
Edinburgh is a great city too we are lucky to have two great cities in Scotland 👍
I'm interested in knowing a lot about glasgow, in fact I'm planning to study in it
What a wonderful place to go to ❤
It's friendly and great night life
I'll presume it's the free loading education which is the biggest draw.
Welcome 🤗❤️
Great video, I'm a 53 year old Glaswegian and you've taught me a few things I didn't know about my birthplace. A couple of your pictures are a little odd or out of place (Singer's factory in Clydebank and a strange, unbuilt tower next to St Enoch's Square) but otherwise this is excellent!
But although Clydebank is its own town,it's pretty much the start of the west end of Glasgow or greater Glasgow area coming from the west heading east.As soon as you come of the Erskine bridge and head east ,that's were the built up areas starts in Clydebank.Most people from Clydebank were born in a Glasgow hospital and it has a post code G81 and I'd say most people from there would class themselves Glaswegian.Im from there ,and always have.
Well done young man for an excellent portrayal of my home city.
I love our home town. We lived in Hillpark area. Then bought a house in Kilwinning. Always love shopping there. People are outstanding. They are pure deed braw! Husbands family is from Paisley. Both are beautiful areas but it has been a while since we have been home. Bus service is top notch compared to other countries we have lived in. Well done, Love your video.
Cheers pal, very informative
Spot on mate, spot on.
Iv never said Barry in my life - from a born and bred Glaswegian
Aye but at that point he was talking about scotland as a whole before turning his attention to Glaagiw. Pay attention 😁
@@SlowLane-pv3nf I couldn’t I had to turn it off 😂😂
i've heard a couple of folk say it, but meaning the opposite...it's Barry (White)....meaning shite
First i’ve heard it as well, i’m a Glaswegian but have been away 40 years though.
What an awesome review of my nearest city.
That was a fair and interesting review of my city, thank you
Nice wan bud fae a Glaswegian, well done. 👍😉😊
Excellent video. Very informative.
Great video mate. You knew your stuff. A +
Thank you for the this information I'm appreciated 🏴💙💚🎄
Pure dead brilliant!
Great Video, Very good in-depth, of Glasgow very friendly i like going there. I am from London Glasgow is much better, The GLASWIEGNS talk too you The sights are very good got a very homely felling to the city. There is a lot to do in Glasgow Thanks
Excellent video!
What a great video, you done our city proud, thank you.
As a proud Glaswegian thank you sir 👍
I've always dreamed about living in Glasgow. Beautiful
Fantastic insight to my town...
A lot of content crammed into a short video and lots of kind words thank you from a Glesga lad
Thanks for this upbeat review.
Nice clip... Keep the good work