I see an increasing number of vloggers in the Philippines, both Filipino and established foreigners, pushing back against the plague of passport bros, and the ladies in this video exemplify the reasons to do so. When my curiosity about the Philippines began, I subscribed to a lot of channels and have unsubscribed from most, often for the reasons mentioned here. I've also unsubscribed from every shill for Christian Filipina and all foreigner-on-foreigner drama vlogs. The worst behavior I've seen is exploitation of poverty, often accompanied by thirst trap thumbnails (showing a girl who isn't wearing much), following an attractive woman around with a camera (perv-o-vision), and hitting on women while filming them ("pickup artist" crap). Another loathsome behavior is constantly comparing the Philippines to wherever the vlogger came from and complaining (the older ones often do this). If I want to hear someone complaining incessantly about everything, I'll watch a German. I saw all this without having subscribed to a single passport bro. I didn't consciously avoid them; I skipped them because of click-bait thumbnails and titles. To put the negativity aside, this channel is a keeper for me. You ask some really great questions, even if things get a little awkward at times because of language barriers. I've learned a lot about the Filipino mindset from watching your videos, and I've learned things about myself too. You actually interviewed my dream woman at one point. She showed characteristics that I didn't know to be essential to me. They affirmed one of my core values. The interview moved those characteristics from "nice to have" to "must have." So, thanks for that! :-)
Spitting is considered nasty in America. Swearing in public is considered rude or if directed at another person.Swearing and F bombs has become a right of passage here in the west for teens becoming adults. However, most adults would never use bad words in public or mixed company and usually they will not use it in public unless they were raised improperly.
i am a westorn guy and i was in the philipines and everyone loved me and respected me and i respected them .even the philipinos i was with complemented me on my behaviour .......in nagga cirt i was there often at jolibees and the park behind hanging out and everyone loved me and talked to me and allowed me to play sports with them
I enjoy your videos and have been watching for a while now. I finally have a suggestion for you. At the close of the video when you are showing each person interviewed, put their name and age again. If we want to comment, we have to replay the segment with that girl if we didn’t catch her name. Thanks - Glynn
On the other hand, I am on guard for the locals that see me as a potential victim. Mostly for the skin tax hustle. It happens on the daily. My opinion is it brings discredit to the whole Philippines experience, at least for me it does.
@@ElectronicNewsNet Ahhh, is that it? Couldn't make any sense of that. I wish she would have elaborated on that some more and explain how that is exploitation. I would think that its a good thing to let the world know how people live outside of their own bubble.
I like the way the girls you interview appear in the thumbnail. They look like really cute, mythical beings. As if life with them would be an adventure, and you would just love them.
Some may see people as rude and disrespectful in how they speak, but to them it is their normal way of speaking. Such as an American being honest and straightforward, but that's just how they talk to each other. Another would be thinking they're being condescending or looking down on a person, when they aren't, again they're just straight forward and will tell someone when they're wrong, it's not meant to be rude, they just don't want to let them continue believing the wrong thing. Same thing with bad habits, in their country they are just normal and not thought of as bad, but for someone that has never experienced that type of behavior, they can see it as bad. Each individual decides if they feel someone is being rude or disrespectful, but you don't know how everyone feels about things when you're talking to them and can't say only things that will make them happy. I think those foreigners are just being themselves based on how they were raised and what's acceptable in their country. This of course does NOT apply to ALL foreigners, there are some that are just angry people and want to make others miserable too. Thank you Lorie and ladies for the interviews, I hope you all have a wonderful day.
I am sorry little Nathalie got the treatment, she is so tiny and young it would be more a fatherly protective feeling I would have toward her. It takes all sorts as they say. Great interviews and intelligent young ladies as seems the norm there. Great colourful outfit Lorie. Take care and God Bless family👍👍😊
I feel uncomfortable sometimes not knowing if or when im being rude when it comes to filipino customs, mano po which in my understanding is for respecting elders. But who is classed as elder 🤔 for me I'm thinking it's reserved for grandparents but i know this isn't the case. Younger people giving respect to those older than themselves is what i see in most cases when whitnessing this action 🤔 it's a little confusing to me 😬😬✌️🇵🇭
@TheFuentesFamYT how old is old though. That's why I'm confused 😂 I do mano po to lola always but I don't want to offend others if they feel old because I offered mano po 😂
Because most of the foreigners who come to PH, were acting respectfull in their country beforehand, considered as weak, used for that and now they go somewhere else to play the "alpha" guy.
The Fuentes Family Your content is excellent This interview was excellent. I enjoyed all your videos. I don't know how to time and effort to introduce videos. And it shows every time you you do. It, you can talk to the interview. How much time you put into it and how? Much easier it is for you and for everyone else that's involved. It's, it flows very smoothly. You masturbate, already? It's something you love to do and I love watching them. Keep them coming. I love that I love the topics. I love the interviews. I just love everything about it. I hope you have a wonderful day. No wonder why you're on top of RUclips. Cause you care about your contents amazing. My name is cedric nash i'm your number one fan
I see an increasing number of vloggers in the Philippines, both Filipino and established foreigners, pushing back against the plague of passport bros, and the ladies in this video exemplify the reasons to do so. When my curiosity about the Philippines began, I subscribed to a lot of channels and have unsubscribed from most, often for the reasons mentioned here. I've also unsubscribed from every shill for Christian Filipina and all foreigner-on-foreigner drama vlogs.
The worst behavior I've seen is exploitation of poverty, often accompanied by thirst trap thumbnails (showing a girl who isn't wearing much), following an attractive woman around with a camera (perv-o-vision), and hitting on women while filming them ("pickup artist" crap). Another loathsome behavior is constantly comparing the Philippines to wherever the vlogger came from and complaining (the older ones often do this). If I want to hear someone complaining incessantly about everything, I'll watch a German.
I saw all this without having subscribed to a single passport bro. I didn't consciously avoid them; I skipped them because of click-bait thumbnails and titles.
To put the negativity aside, this channel is a keeper for me. You ask some really great questions, even if things get a little awkward at times because of language barriers. I've learned a lot about the Filipino mindset from watching your videos, and I've learned things about myself too. You actually interviewed my dream woman at one point. She showed characteristics that I didn't know to be essential to me. They affirmed one of my core values. The interview moved those characteristics from "nice to have" to "must have." So, thanks for that! :-)
Wow Tom! We really appreciate all the kind words. This really means a lot to us. Thank you so much😊!
Spitting is considered nasty in America. Swearing in public is considered rude or if directed at another person.Swearing and F bombs has become a right of passage here in the west for teens becoming adults. However, most adults would never use bad words in public or mixed company and usually they will not use it in public unless they were raised improperly.
What I do in the Philippines if someone is just looking at me I smile they smile back and the little kids actually jump up and down it is so sweet
That’s very friendly of you Jimbo! I’m just curious, have there been moments when your wife felt jealous seeing you smile at someone😂?
No never jealous we are a team we are husband and wife forever
@@jimbohi3648 wow! We’re really happy for both of you Jimbo😊! God bless you and her more.
Love your interviews, best filipino channel on YT!
Aww, thank you so much Emanuel😊! We really appreciate it.
I love the mindset and look of Kyla. She’s wifey material. Even down to her talking about the environment, I’m amazed 😍❤️🇵🇭
Yess!
i am a westorn guy and i was in the philipines and everyone loved me and respected me and i respected them .even the philipinos i was with complemented me on my behaviour .......in nagga cirt i was there often at jolibees and the park behind hanging out and everyone loved me and talked to me and allowed me to play sports with them
Arrogance/Mayabang….Next subject to use… Close relation to rudeness 😮
Oh yes😅!
Excellent interviews
Thank you so much El Patron! Have a great day!
Hi Everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ❤
Please Like and Comment; much appreciated!!! ❤
Thanks for the video
I enjoy your videos and have been watching for a while now. I finally have a suggestion for you. At the close of the video when you are showing each person interviewed, put their name and age again. If we want to comment, we have to replay the segment with that girl if we didn’t catch her name.
Thanks - Glynn
On the other hand, I am on guard for the locals that see me as a potential victim. Mostly for the skin tax hustle. It happens on the daily. My opinion is it brings discredit to the whole Philippines experience, at least for me it does.
Sorry to hear that Andrew.
The last girl in the red skirt was very pretty. I liked her conservative attitude 😊
0:59 "They make poor people look content..." ???
I think she was talking about foreigner vloggers using poor people to make content, exploiting their poverty to get more views.
Yeah, I can't make sense of that either.
"They make poor people a content". I think that’s what she said. If you’re watching, correct me if I’m wrong Tally😊.
@@ElectronicNewsNet Ahhh, is that it? Couldn't make any sense of that. I wish she would have elaborated on that some more and explain how that is exploitation. I would think that its a good thing to let the world know how people live outside of their own bubble.
I like the way the girls you interview appear in the thumbnail. They look like really cute, mythical beings. As if life with them would be an adventure, and you would just love them.
We’re glad you liked them Linden!
Lack of respect for locals is not acceptable. Spitting and urinating in public are my pet peeves, though it's mainly Filipino guys who do this.
Some may see people as rude and disrespectful in how they speak, but to them it is their normal way of speaking. Such as an American being honest and straightforward, but that's just how they talk to each other. Another would be thinking they're being condescending or looking down on a person, when they aren't, again they're just straight forward and will tell someone when they're wrong, it's not meant to be rude, they just don't want to let them continue believing the wrong thing. Same thing with bad habits, in their country they are just normal and not thought of as bad, but for someone that has never experienced that type of behavior, they can see it as bad. Each individual decides if they feel someone is being rude or disrespectful, but you don't know how everyone feels about things when you're talking to them and can't say only things that will make them happy. I think those foreigners are just being themselves based on how they were raised and what's acceptable in their country. This of course does NOT apply to ALL foreigners, there are some that are just angry people and want to make others miserable too.
Thank you Lorie and ladies for the interviews, I hope you all have a wonderful day.
Good luck to the young lady on her interview!
Many thanks for this video!
You’re very welcome ValHarris!
I am sorry little Nathalie got the treatment, she is so tiny and young it would be more a fatherly protective feeling I would have toward her. It takes all sorts as they say. Great interviews and intelligent young ladies as seems the norm there. Great colourful outfit Lorie. Take care and God Bless family👍👍😊
I told my husband my dress is like a rainbow LOL. Thanks Blue!
@@TheFuentesFamYT Very cheerful like you👍
I feel uncomfortable sometimes not knowing if or when im being rude when it comes to filipino customs, mano po which in my understanding is for respecting elders. But who is classed as elder 🤔 for me I'm thinking it's reserved for grandparents but i know this isn't the case. Younger people giving respect to those older than themselves is what i see in most cases when whitnessing this action 🤔 it's a little confusing to me 😬😬✌️🇵🇭
We also do mano po to our uncles, aunts, godmothers and godfathers. Sometimes even visitors of our parents as long as they’re old.
@TheFuentesFamYT how old is old though. That's why I'm confused 😂 I do mano po to lola always but I don't want to offend others if they feel old because I offered mano po 😂
There's nothing easier than treating someone with respect and being on good behavior. I don't know why so many foreigners find this difficult.
Hello Joe! Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. Have a great day!
Respect goes both ways, if you want to respect and "behave" blindly then you do you. Personally I treat people now they treat me
Because most of the foreigners who come to PH, were acting respectfull in their country beforehand, considered as weak, used for that and now they go somewhere else to play the "alpha" guy.
@@Belv6 Walk the other way, especially as a guest in a foreign country. Thank me later
you look great in that dress
Thank you Al!
Oh this is going to be a good one 😅
The Fuentes Family Your content is excellent This interview was excellent. I enjoyed all your videos. I don't know how to time and effort to introduce videos. And it shows every time you you do. It, you can talk to the interview. How much time you put into it and how? Much easier it is for you and for everyone else that's involved. It's, it flows very smoothly. You masturbate, already? It's something you love to do and I love watching them. Keep them coming. I love that I love the topics. I love the interviews. I just love everything about it. I hope you have a wonderful day. No wonder why you're on top of RUclips. Cause you care about your contents amazing. My name is cedric nash i'm your number one fan