For more, my family and I traveled ~5700 km around India and had their flight cancelled just days before LOCKDOWN: ruclips.net/video/Tw8Dr0mk5Ts/видео.html
Actually our culture was 400 years ahead of us thousands of years before ..... It was the foreign exploitation and the historical events that lead to today's status ...we actually never try to learn our culture thinking it's religious as it is Hinduism ....but it's a culture developed on the Indus valley ... We need to teach the gud part of our culture rather than just following the made up traditions of India which was made by the nobles for their benefits ☮️
@@daspartha2994 you seem straight up dumb, from that comment. India is rich, you just can't understand. Yes, there are good things americans do/have but dosen't mean India is bad.
Not Just Some House, Even In Today's Regular Houses.....After Removing Shoes Outside, We have to Wash Our hands & Feets firstly Before Entering The Rooms, Kitchen Or Anywhere (everytime when We come From Outside)!!!
@@angelabby2379 Lol, Offcourse There's Washrooms Present Inside house Bt Water Buckets outside The Houses in Rural areas...So one can Only enter home After washing feets Outside!!!
@the super family ost Yuppp it’s right cause westerners would have high chances of facing similar cultural situations and their way to bye pass or trying looking at perspective which seems reasonable to Indians .😎
This video is a BIG SLAP for those who think INDIA is unhygienic..and dirty..😐✋ Thanks to you for making it..🙇 Edit:- These replies are really getting on my nerves..kiddos can't you understand English..I didn't wrote India is FULLY clean and hygienic nor I wrote It is FULLY dirty..I have written People who have misconception about Indian culture and think that India is ONLY dirty, this video is a slap for them..Idk why can't these people understand 🙄¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@MrBLUE-sc6lz So did I wrote something wrong? I am referring to people who think india is not clean..I am not referring to foreigners only😁and about making of video by a foreigner..shows it is good that at least he gotta know about it even some of Indians don't know what he was telling (sad but true)..(No hate)😄
@@jonsnow1055 Oh! Gawd😖..Why are u taking it wrong..I never highlighted that India is only dirty or only clean..I wrote "this video is perfect for those 'who' think India is only dirty"..And You r telling me I should learn about merits and demerits!!..Understand the line friend..I never said anything wrong..And I am grown up well..Being an Indian I know what kind of stereotypes and wrong saying about India is spreading all over World!! India is not dirty..I agree it is unclean at some areas as well as clean in some areas...and everything has advantages and disadvantages..No hate..But plz read my statement again and relate it with video🤗
The neem tree is why India went to the international court to kick out an American company that wanted to patent indigenous products. Yeah our govt sucks but sometimes they protect us. Thank you for your amazing videos Ben!
At last one foreigner could understand the positively impacting Indian habits. Thank you for the video. One more thing to add. Indians not only keep their shoes at the entrance of their respective houses but also wash their feets & palms.....first thing after entering the house.
@@kellbooby265 ideally yes. However tight spaces & living in flats with common lobby spaces one has to wash their feets & palms after entering in the house.....atleast in metros like Mumbai & some 2 & 3 tier cities as well I believe.
And guys, please don't come up with an argument just for the sake of it, it really seems very disappointing, like is that really the best you've got? You need not to burden yourselves with correcting my opinion, I don't need your affirmation to have it period. Get a life mates!!
There are many more healthy practices carries out daily by we Indians- 1. Eating Turmeric daily 2. Not eating/shaking/holding with the left hand(used in morning business only) 3. Bathing and Shaving hair after cremation or touching dead body. 4. Using clay pots for cooling water, smaller clay cups are used for tea/food sold outside which is use and throw type and doesn't pollutes environment. 5. Eating fresh vegetables and milk products which reach us within hours after collecting/producing
Sorry but not all. Who grew up in a hygienic culture / tradition they are both ways hygiene ,just like me bcs my mom is very strict about hygiene ,sometimes I get pissed off bcs she scolds me if I don't follow hygiene .
*Most indian bathe with the bucket instead of taking shower. According to the studies it helps the body to adjust the temperature as they have to dip the mug to take out the water from the bucket and the touch of water on hand helps the body to adjust the temperature. In case of shower water directly falls on the head which might result in the cardic arrest etc*
abe jb India ki baat hoti h to traditional Indian ethics and rules ki baat hoti hai ultimately village life. Ab muje nahi pata tere forefathers hand pump me shower lga kr nahate the ya bucket se. But most cases me bucket use hote h india me. Apne ghr me kisi bade se pta kr le otherwise don't comment.
Neem leaves can also be used in bathing water. Put them in when you heat the water. It fixes dandruff, improves skin and immunity. If you boil neem leaves in coconut oil, and rub that oil in your scalp, it helps in hair growth.
I am an Indian living in America and I always wonder what it's like for an American to live in India for a longer duration (not just for vacations). I would love to see your video on how is your life in India and what things you miss or don't miss and if you would consider living in India for long.
Oh cool where in America are you staying? My video about 10 Things India does better than the USA might help or the video about why I chose India for my long term travels might help too
I can't deal with the fact that many people just wipe after using the toilet. Edit: Muslim South African here. We istinjaa (use toilet paper AND water). One of my mom's friends became Muslim and she was shocked when she learned that we wash ourselves after using the loo. And even when she wanted to leave Islam, she couldn't leave istinja. People's floors get better treatment than their own bodies. If a baby crapped on the floor it'd get washed.
@@offical6733 Adopt /don't adopt, it's your fuckin choice. Just don't disrespect any country for that matter. Your message is irrelevant. I just said that we people learn your history along with our indian history, whereas you guys learn only about your american history. Majority of us have such diverse interests on other cultures and respect them. I heard that Native Americans themselves don't get treated properly in America. You see, every country has their problems.
Hey benjamin I recently watched all your videos and you are developing well deserved things for people to learn from and i also love the way how you survived for 2yrs in india as usual indian do, you are doing very good job mate. Hats off for your work and you are the first foreigner i noticed doing this kind of thing. Love from india 🇮🇳
Don't forget..we also wash our legs before going inside our home..🙂😀👍🏽 We bath twice a day.. Sometimes thrice Thanks for the comments and likes..also adding to this..we also wash our legs and hands everytime we use washroom..✌️☺️ it's just media don't wanna show this ..
@@inspirex1831 that's for trp n they get paid for showing those things specifically... If you never visited India... Do come.. You have to check out yourself.... People are good..
@True Facts true that's the bad part... It is because of people thinking that their house is theirs but not the country.. They throw dust on roads bespite having dust bins and pee on road despite having toilets..we are changing but a bit more to go...
*A simple way to explain it:* Put ketchup in your wrist and wipe it with tissue. Again put ketchup on your other wrist and wash that with water and see the difference.
India taking 6.5 showers a week varies ..colder climatic regions don't require people to take bath too many times as this can lead to dryness of skin and other problems...but hot and humid regions such as brazil and certain sections of India where you sweat more frequently necessitates for 2 baths at least in a day...
Actually it's not about climate it's about habit see now in india it is 5° at my place but it is mandatory for everyone of my family member to take shower no matter what, i mean your argument maybe right if you consider taking shower with cold water otherwise it looks like a silly excuse for a lazy person
@@Bhatonia_Jaat habit, weather and many other factors go into it ....I come from the coastal side of India..its hot and humid throughout the year ..you cant go without taking baths twice a day ..when I visit my relatives who live in a colder and more temperate part of India where taking baths twice a day is unnecessary and is more problematic as well...
@@cjk9988 i m just talking about taking shower once a day, 2 shower a day might be problematic, u r right. But i disagree with the argument of not taking shower daily. It all depends on the habit
@@Bhatonia_Jaat No even doctors say that in colder regions and during winters..taking bath everyday can deprive your skin of natural oils...so alternate day bathing is better...My brother's teacher who is a doctor told this...Also hair shouldn't be washed too often during winters as it depletes the natural oils of scalp faster..natural oils or sebum should be retained on the scalp to prevent damage from excessive dryness...This is not an opinion but what the experts say ..However that doesn't mean one shouldn't wash extremities and face and change clothes as most people do!.TBH it's disgusting even if you don't bathe everyday basic hygiene should be practised..this doesn't happen in most cold countries!🙄..Indians are better!(not all but considerable no.)
Credit where due, you deserve much more appreciation. Living in a country completely different, spreading positivity between both cultures without demeaning any cultures. We love people like you who can jam with us so well and appreciate our culture. Also very engaging video presentation. Kudos to your hard work👍
1 thing I would like to write here, When you're talking about hygiene in India, 70 to 80% Indians who have pets(cats/dogs) do not allow them to sit on the sofa or bed. We don't allow them to enter the kitchen. It's not like we don't love them, but we don't want their hair all over our sofa and bed and food. I want this thing to remain in India, but unfortunately people want to become foreigners here.
I sleep with my kids, dogs on beds. However, before sleeping i give them a sponge bath with dettol. I love them to bits and I'm single so they're my buddy. So, is not westernisation, its how comfortable you feel and how much commitment you have to care for your family members and house. This westernisation logic was not very convincing.
Thats true, i have two dogs and they both have their own beds with comfortable mattress and blanket for winters. Even in summers they sleep next to my bed as in my room we have an ac which is near to bed. They mever sits on sofa or bed. They rarely enters in kitchen and if they do my mom instructs them to sit outside of the kitchen. We love our dogs , but also needs to take care of their health and others.
I sleep with my pup because i love his warmth and snores while i sleep and he feels more connected to me that way. I brush his fur everyday and that does the job pretty well. Its not westernization, its how people share their relationships with their pets.
In India, people will start cooking after taking bath, (Not many in cities due to work pressure and blindly following western, but it is still followed in villages). Traditionally Indians don't store the cooked food and carry it over next day, end of the day the remaining food will be given to homeless people or feed to street dogs or cow. In my village the whole bunch of (Around 10) dogs are our pets, we are not growing in our home, but they love us and safeguard us because we used to given them food once in a while 😜. Go and ask villagers, they will tell many stories like Hachiko's Dog story. Drinking boiled fresh milk also unique in India, every morning milkman will come with fresh milk (taken just an hour before from the cow) and we will boil it first then drink it. Now cities got pocket milks which I hate. I feel the taste of water only in India, most of the countries and big cities in India drink RO water, but many places in India, people drink river water directly without processing. I grew up drinking Thamirabarani river water (Thamiram means copper in Tamil), Thamirabarani water tastes little sour due to copper. Siruvani in coimbatore area tastes sweet. Kaveri and Ganga water taste both sweet n sour. In cities water tastes blunt 🤦♀️. Indian food designed to have six tastes (Arusuvai unavu), Sweet, Sour, Salty, Pungent (spicy), Bitter, Astringent, one should get all tastes everyday in order to avoid diseases. Like this there are many habits which are not followed in India itself nowadays due to so called westernization. There is a saying in TN Unave marunthu, (Food is the medicine), now medicines became food 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Don't let these values go bro no matter how much some fool people say. I know a lot of people think Western culture is cool and means great but actually they're just indoctrinated and illusioned by Hollywood
Been a fan of your videos from " Why Indians are more successful in USA? " ..... I like the way you describe our Indian stuff in your videos.... Keep up the good work Ben 👍👍👍
Thanks brother you are appreciating us and most of the poor Or backward people of India 🇮🇳 you are catching thier smiles and exploring real happiness thanks ❤❤ but in the last you are showing that India and America are brothers and their bond is increasing day by day love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳 🥰🥰
@@theG.P people like you just need topic to create separateness among India ,. i have lived 15 year in North and 15 years in south , currently 5 years* in west India , except few things and cultural difference i don't see any too much difference at all
@@pinkcherry9695 I don't have a terrace, and there is not enough sunlight coming from the windows. I dry my clothes near of the window but the sun never hits directly on it
When a bihari couple was working as a construction workers at my home, they refused to eat the last days food from party. They said we don't eat old food. I was like we city dweleers eat shit food all the time.
Old food is not necessarily bad food. Atleast here we always used to use leftovers for the next day either making it a new dish or simply eating it depending on the food.
3:17 'Pressure point in hands helping one remember names better' could be true consistently, but that is not why people do Namaste. Namaste is a tool that brings harmony and compassion within myself as I greet someone, and responding to Namaste with Namaste is a way to reciprocate in the same. In a way it sets the tone of the conversation. Please Experiment for yourself.❤️👍
That's why Indians immunity is so strong..we bath everyday. And we dnt use toilet paper to wipe our poop..we wash with water...our hygiene habits makes us more strong and more immune than western countries
Washing your feet and hands is must after returning home. Some houses have a bucket or they directly have a tap somewhere outside which helps them to clean themselves before they enter.
In my family in India, we traditionally use separate sets of utensils for cooking rice or any starches, and another separate set for anything that’s non-starch. Great care is taken to avoid contamination between the two sets. In fact upon touching a vessel that contained cooked rice, we must wash our hands before touching a vessel containing some non-starch like a vegetable fry or yoghurt. I used to think it was silly tradition until I discovered that foods containing starches have 10-100x more bacterial growth after the same time duration, when compared to non-starch foods.
@Nikhil Kumar sure bro, A 'Karen' is a slang word used to address a person who is overly demanding (like they're always complaining about small things) and opinionated (they feel that only their point of view is right).
@@AryanSharma-sx1pf I've never even touched that stuff😑. I do what normal Indians do, I just didn't understand these come under good hygienic habits.. Don't you understand simple English or what? 😒
Biggest thing you can learn values of respecting parents from India becoz we spent our whole life with our parents and in western countries they start living alone at the age of 18
Well agree that squatting toilet is better it's not for everyone , for older people ,for people with leg issues and in general if you want more comfort . You can add squat excercise to your daily workout if you don't want to use squatting toilet
@@bjenks we do have a mascot And that's one and only AMUL GIRL(utterly,butterly, delicious!)...she is on Twitter,you must see her .....she trolled everything from everyone 😅 She has been in controversy too.. Ironically, India was mocked by US as a begger when then PM went there for grain export(that was one of the lowest quality in the US)after that green revolution and white(milk) revolution started giving birth to AMUL GIRL
There's a lot to learn from India . If you move away from the image of India that's portrayed in Hollywood movies , you'll discover a beautiful India ♥️👍🇮🇳
Try and making video on Indian Milk, I recently came to know from my friends staying in U.S & U.K that the milk they are having there has made them lactose intolerant. All of them used to be big dairy product consumers when they were in India. One of them pointed out its because of a certain type of milk protein. Also, would like to if Michelle is vegan by choice or cause she’s lactose intolerant? And if she’s lactose intolerant then making her try local cow/buffalo milk and dairy products (not packaged but fresh) to check if she has the same reaction. BTW i have already seen and read about the whole thing just want your take on it. Plus I think most of your subscribers won’t know about this.
Lactose intolerance is caused by A1 quality milk, but desi breeds of cows and buffaloes produce A2 quality of milk which is good for body so we don't need to worry much.
Just before you switch like unfortunately how people in India copy everything Western only to know later of its problems - leather industries, plastics, pesticides, insecticides, glass, please check out the things it cannot do what the sun can - the sun charges your clothes with positive energy which is more than just heat of a dryer, dryers mean more electronic waste (keep in mind it costs more to recycle electronics in the West than they actually are worth and most often they dump them in poor countries which India does not have as an option), more electricity usage vs using direct sun, and kills bacteria which again heat cannot.
I agree with all of these except for the drinking without lips part. It is said that drinking water without sipping it can lead to problems, since the water directly goes to the stomach without touching the lips or the tongue. But great video!
Eating with hands is best habit. Because it charges the food particles for better taste and digestion. Nerve cell are present on our finger tips which send signals to our brain and further to our digestive system. It also helps us to connect with our food. Make sure to wash before and after having food
1)Before eating food people use to say the prayer "sahana bavatu sahanv bunattu,.. " 2) will apply shikai powder in place of shampoo 3) we apply hair oil (coco nut oil) atleast once in week) 4) we lot of care was taken by ancestors for new born babies 6) our parents never allowed to use calculator s for simple airthemetic calculation, so that naturally our brain capabilities will improve, and this gen parents avoids giving mobile phones to their kids and we use safety cover/pouch to safeguard mobile 7) we never sleep heading towards north 8) we chant Slokas while worship 9) we prefer to construct house facing east 10)we prefer cotton dress 11)we use to prefer to use banana leaf as plate to eat food 12) our grand parents never purchased water for money 13)we wash our clothes ourselves 14) we treat books as God
I do bucket showers. I get squeaky clean. That's why we have wash cloths and soap. Some people stand in the shower and do little to remove stale skin oils and dirt.
You idiots, he is not saying that india is following tamil nadu. He is saying that the person is in tamil nadu, but the things he noticed there can be found all over india. Which means even after indian states being so diverse , they share many common traits.
@@akshatsharma9724 he didn't say other state are following tamil traditional but some things that every Indian have in common not everything ( even i saw a comment says that many Indian even don't know some of these things so that mean that person didn't follow it). for example you used a word bharat (i think thats mean country or India in hindi) but that word only north Indian use and not in entire India
We use 1 bucket water( which is cool water) and one cup of dettol. Sundays and Wednesdays, we apply oil to our body to reduce body heat and improve bloodflow and use shikakai powder( indian soapberry power with other herbs) like a shampoo. Mainly we apply coconut oil to head before bathing.please try this👍
In my home we have different room for toilet and for bathing...same was when I was in college (hostels) I don't know why but I really feel uneasy in bathrooms where both of these things are at the same place 😅
@@pankajrathore826 yeah, can't say about cities but in my village this is the case... Which I generally prefer .. Even I am looking for the same for my apartment... sadly builders don't build like that to save their money and space😅
@@bjenks You missed one point or rather did not cover it completely. After taking off our footwear before entering our home, we in most cases go directly to the bathroom to wash our hands and feet and when we come out of it we are supposed to wear the sandles for home. The sandals for outdoor and indoor are different. And by God, if by the wish of God, you wear the indoor one outdoor, our moms show us exactly why Lord Shiva let Mother Kali dance on her chest. Many of you can attest to this नालायक, गधे, आंखे दान कर दीं क्या? दिखाई नहीं दिया कौन सी चप्पल पहन कर जा रहे हो। I have been crowned many times. Still get the same treatment a few times.
Good video .. there are lot of good about India the world needs to learn instead of expecting less litter in huge density metro cities of India .. lot of clean and hygiene places here
7:10 Finally someone said it. Obv just think that if poop sticks to your hand, would you rather wash it or clean it with paper? Ofc you would was it, then what's the problem in keeping your butt clean by using water. It is scientifically healthier and apply common sense, cleaning anything with water is better than cleaning with a paper. Thank you brother, you are a smart perso. Best of luck❤
For more, my family and I traveled ~5700 km around India and had their flight cancelled just days before LOCKDOWN: ruclips.net/video/Tw8Dr0mk5Ts/видео.html
So you are stuck in India?
Are you studying in India?
@@dheerajg9466 He is working online and travelling in India.I think he writes some articles
@@iudahuhfuafguafg Check the video, why I chose to stay in India for lockdown with the details
@@dheerajg9466 and studying the delicious taste of chai :)
U r more appreciating indian cultures and customs than many Indians who redicule them as weired/pagan
Its only for video bt in reality Indian culture 400 years behind from modern culture I can say it as an Indian
Actually our culture was 400 years ahead of us thousands of years before ..... It was the foreign exploitation and the historical events that lead to today's status ...we actually never try to learn our culture thinking it's religious as it is Hinduism ....but it's a culture developed on the Indus valley ... We need to teach the gud part of our culture rather than just following the made up traditions of India which was made by the nobles for their benefits ☮️
@@daspartha2994 you seem straight up dumb, from that comment. India is rich, you just can't understand. Yes, there are good things americans do/have but dosen't mean India is bad.
If you don't explain the reasoning behind the customs, I won't blame them for discarding them
It's all for views and getting money nothing else. Most of the world see your country as filthy as fuck.
It's also a traditional hygiene way where some homes place water buckets outside the house, to wash feet before entering the house
Not Just Some House, Even In Today's Regular Houses.....After Removing Shoes Outside, We have to Wash Our hands & Feets firstly Before Entering The Rooms, Kitchen Or Anywhere (everytime when We come From Outside)!!!
Our house too🙋🏻♂️
😳 wow water buckets? not a washroom like in asia?
@@angelabby2379 Lol, Offcourse There's Washrooms Present Inside house Bt Water Buckets outside The Houses in Rural areas...So one can Only enter home After washing feets Outside!!!
Yup
Man, western ppl talk about india like they discovered another planet...
@Akshay 004 u got some humour there
They did that before and we got 200 years of slavery. 😌
Exactly
@the super family ost Yuppp it’s right cause westerners would have high chances of facing similar cultural situations and their way to bye pass or trying looking at perspective which seems reasonable to Indians .😎
Because india is whole different from the other countries 🔥
Foreigner: Making A Video Including India
Indians: Interesting to find out about ourselves
Foreigner's Video: Boom! On the top...
Maja Aata Hai dekha ne main 🙄
@Manoj Kumarpandey he will say that sarcastically duh
Ya
@Manoj Kumarpandey he will say that sarcastically
@Manoj Kumarpandey so don't mind it bro
This video is a BIG SLAP for those who think INDIA is unhygienic..and dirty..😐✋
Thanks to you for making it..🙇
Edit:- These replies are really getting on my nerves..kiddos can't you understand English..I didn't wrote India is FULLY clean and hygienic nor I wrote It is FULLY dirty..I have written People who have misconception about Indian culture and think that India is ONLY dirty, this video is a slap for them..Idk why can't these people understand 🙄¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Still a foreigner made this video..lul!
@@MrBLUE-sc6lz So did I wrote something wrong? I am referring to people who think india is not clean..I am not referring to foreigners only😁and about making of video by a foreigner..shows it is good that at least he gotta know about it even some of Indians don't know what he was telling (sad but true)..(No hate)😄
@@sanjaykoulraina4613 Everything has merits and demerits. India is dirty in some areas and clean in some as well. Grow up kiddo.
@@jonsnow1055 Oh! Gawd😖..Why are u taking it wrong..I never highlighted that India is only dirty or only clean..I wrote "this video is perfect for those 'who' think India is only dirty"..And You r telling me I should learn about merits and demerits!!..Understand the line friend..I never said anything wrong..And I am grown up well..Being an Indian I know what kind of stereotypes and wrong saying about India is spreading all over World!! India is not dirty..I agree it is unclean at some areas as well as clean in some areas...and everything has advantages and disadvantages..No hate..But plz read my statement again and relate it with video🤗
@@sanjaykoulraina4613 may be he misunderstood
The neem tree is why India went to the international court to kick out an American company that wanted to patent indigenous products. Yeah our govt sucks but sometimes they protect us. Thank you for your amazing videos Ben!
Even The turmeric case z
At last one foreigner could understand the positively impacting Indian habits. Thank you for the video.
One more thing to add. Indians not only keep their shoes at the entrance of their respective houses but also wash their feets & palms.....first thing after entering the house.
👍👍
Again sadly due to westernisation, some Indians stopped washing their feet and palms
Before entering the house brooo not after entering......
@@justsomeguywithasmolmustac9476 true
@@kellbooby265 ideally yes. However tight spaces & living in flats with common lobby spaces one has to wash their feets & palms after entering in the house.....atleast in metros like Mumbai & some 2 & 3 tier cities as well I believe.
Hello man you are becoming more of an Indian than American.
With love from bangalore
:)
Hey, even I'm from Bengaluru😃
Hegiddira?
@upen techno mania Yes, I'm an Indian🙂 what about u?
@upen techno mania great😃
Better than indian,mention wiser...
me being indian walking with shoes in my home literally feels illegal
Yup...usually no footwear indoor or different footwear for outdoor and different for indoors🙂
Yeah it just feels wrong to do so.
We have a seperate set of slippers for inside the house, and wearing them outside also feels illegal😂
Same but I dont wear shoes that I wear outside 🤣 I wear "chapal"😝
@@arya7095 yes
Taking shower is a daily ritual in India. You are not considered clean until you take shower first thing in every morning.
@mighty harry nope, cultural obsession with bathing is not common in other countries. People literally judge you in India for not bathing daily.
And guys, please don't come up with an argument just for the sake of it, it really seems very disappointing, like is that really the best you've got? You need not to burden yourselves with correcting my opinion, I don't need your affirmation to have it period. Get a life mates!!
@@tarunrawat2701 you are so smart. 😱😱😱
@@adityakashyap430 mate no need to act over smart
@@tarunrawat2701 I really feel sorry for you, dude. Get a life.
Hi Ben, Most of the Indians wash the legs before entering home after coming from outside
Good point
@@bjenks i am also
@@bjenks me 2
Nah
Depends upon person
Although he addresses Americans in his videos, he knows he's targetting Indians seeking validation
@Gangasagar Ransarje Nah I will still use water to clean my ass and not toilet paper.
And modern toothcleaning is necessary kid.
@@jonsnow1055 tere vajhe se itni log mar rahe hai aur tu RUclips video dekh raha hai
@@ironicgoldwin6297 Kya?
@@jonsnow1055 tumne kitne logo ko mara hai,tu ek devil hai
There are many more healthy practices carries out daily by we Indians-
1. Eating Turmeric daily
2. Not eating/shaking/holding with the left hand(used in morning business only)
3. Bathing and Shaving hair after cremation or touching dead body.
4. Using clay pots for cooling water, smaller clay cups are used for tea/food sold outside which is use and throw type and doesn't pollutes environment.
5. Eating fresh vegetables and milk products which reach us within hours after collecting/producing
nepalese too
@Gangasagar Ransarje Lol Yeah
@Gangasagar Ransarje Lol Yeah
@@sapienmanas0735 By that ,All Indians would show up their Regional identities .
5th point is incorrect. Rest seem correct. Vegetables in India are completely grown with fertilizers.
✋Let me sum up your video in a line.....
*"👉Indians are most hygienic people inside house but least outside house.."*
*"It's bitter thruth..."*
I agree
😖It's sad to hear that........
Yes bro
What? How can u say we are unhygienic outside house? I have never been like that. I disagree
@@harsha6655 you are a unique and a rare specimen!!
Sorry but not all. Who grew up in a hygienic culture / tradition they are both ways hygiene ,just like me bcs my mom is very strict about hygiene ,sometimes I get pissed off bcs she scolds me if I don't follow hygiene .
I'm from Bangladesh,, love India 🇧🇩🇮🇳
Love from India
Tnx😊
Love from uae ✌
*Most indian bathe with the bucket instead of taking shower. According to the studies it helps the body to adjust the temperature as they have to dip the mug to take out the water from the bucket and the touch of water on hand helps the body to adjust the temperature. In case of shower water directly falls on the head which might result in the cardic arrest etc*
So true man.
Tune kab survey kra ki most indians use buckets instead of showers. Apne ghar ko pure country se generalise mat kar bhai
abe jb India ki baat hoti h to traditional Indian ethics and rules ki baat hoti hai ultimately village life. Ab muje nahi pata tere forefathers hand pump me shower lga kr nahate the ya bucket se. But most cases me bucket use hote h india me. Apne ghr me kisi bade se pta kr le otherwise don't comment.
@@Motivation4life4U yahi toh bro mera kehna tha...
@@harsh6438 acha bro
Thanks for making our country so special and proving that what people really think about India can sometimes be wrong
Neem leaves can also be used in bathing water. Put them in when you heat the water. It fixes dandruff, improves skin and immunity. If you boil neem leaves in coconut oil, and rub that oil in your scalp, it helps in hair growth.
I am an Indian living in America and I always wonder what it's like for an American to live in India for a longer duration (not just for vacations). I would love to see your video on how is your life in India and what things you miss or don't miss and if you would consider living in India for long.
Oh cool where in America are you staying? My video about 10 Things India does better than the USA might help or the video about why I chose India for my long term travels might help too
The sad part is even if we indians have amazing self hygiene habits,many of us still don't keep good public hygiene☹️
I live in Kerala so it's pretty good here comparatively but ye I have seen devastating things up North
@@pane0_018Hey i'm from kerala too😀eth jillenna?
@@mine1462 Kannur
@@pane0_018 ❤❤i'm from malappuram
most are like to keep there home clean and surroundings dirty
Top 10 relationships in the world:
#1 United States and Toilet Paper
Lol
United States & guns
@@shreelaad4601 i-
@@shreelaad4601 true lmfao
Italy & Pizza
I can't deal with the fact that many people just wipe after using the toilet.
Edit: Muslim South African here. We istinjaa (use toilet paper AND water). One of my mom's friends became Muslim and she was shocked when she learned that we wash ourselves after using the loo. And even when she wanted to leave Islam, she couldn't leave istinja. People's floors get better treatment than their own bodies. If a baby crapped on the floor it'd get washed.
Yaa! Same 🤣🤣
I mean... It would feel so uncomfortable 😂😂
@@rajjain498 its uncomfortable af
@@rajjain498 shit would be not cleaned properly with a toilet paper that's why God gave us our left hand 🤣
I can't really imagine how they do that like don't they feel uncomfortable
@@aestheticgaming3508 yes . Wait are you left handed?
he did a really great job in clearing stereotypes by explaining them
Americans can adopt these habits, but for this they need to watch this video and as far as I think these videos are being watched only by Indians.😂😂
Correct he bhi
True. We learn all about the world but the world doesn't care enough to learn about us.
@@user-tt8tz8pt5u which one of this should they even adopt XD .expect cleaning your ass with water
@@offical6733 Adopt /don't adopt, it's your fuckin choice. Just don't disrespect any country for that matter. Your message is irrelevant. I just said that we people learn your history along with our indian history, whereas you guys learn only about your american history. Majority of us have such diverse interests on other cultures and respect them. I heard that Native Americans themselves don't get treated properly in America. You see, every country has their problems.
😂
The sitting position which is like padmasan is beneficial while eating because it helps in digesting.
Sukhasan in eating
Padmasan for meditation
Hey benjamin I recently watched all your videos and you are developing well deserved things for people to learn from and i also love the way how you survived for 2yrs in india as usual indian do, you are doing very good job mate. Hats off for your work and you are the first foreigner i noticed doing this kind of thing. Love from india 🇮🇳
Don't forget..we also wash our legs before going inside our home..🙂😀👍🏽
We bath twice a day.. Sometimes thrice
Thanks for the comments and likes..also adding to this..we also wash our legs and hands everytime we use washroom..✌️☺️ it's just media don't wanna show this ..
😊
@@inspirex1831 maybe media uses a magnifying glass on dirty places to show? don't know 🤷♂️.
@@inspirex1831 that's for trp n they get paid for showing those things specifically... If you never visited India... Do come.. You have to check out yourself.... People are good..
@True Facts true that's the bad part... It is because of people thinking that their house is theirs but not the country.. They throw dust on roads bespite having dust bins and pee on road despite having toilets..we are changing but a bit more to go...
Try taking a bath twice or thrice in 1 degree Celsius Delhi winters. What you're saying applies to South India.
I didnt knew even in southern india they use neem twigs😎 love from north
Oh yeah they are everywhere
Yes we do😁love from south
Eastern Indian use too
In south people still use neem bro. My granny still use neem. She dont like brush.
Yes, We(south india) using neem every day but in cities not use neems because of not available easily.
*A simple way to explain it:*
Put ketchup in your wrist and wipe it with tissue.
Again put ketchup on your other wrist and wash that with water and see the difference.
Wow 😀
Lol ketchup ftw😂
I would recommend doing this with nutella
@@whatcha_lookin_at8110 lol for the visuals??
@@rohansartist yeah I think ketchup would look eatable but nutelpa would - yk
India taking 6.5 showers a week varies ..colder climatic regions don't require people to take bath too many times as this can lead to dryness of skin and other problems...but hot and humid regions such as brazil and certain sections of India where you sweat more frequently necessitates for 2 baths at least in a day...
Actually it's not about climate it's about habit see now in india it is 5° at my place but it is mandatory for everyone of my family member to take shower no matter what, i mean your argument maybe right if you consider taking shower with cold water otherwise it looks like a silly excuse for a lazy person
@@Bhatonia_Jaat habit, weather and many other factors go into it ....I come from the coastal side of India..its hot and humid throughout the year ..you cant go without taking baths twice a day ..when I visit my relatives who live in a colder and more temperate part of India where taking baths twice a day is unnecessary and is more problematic as well...
@@cjk9988 i m just talking about taking shower once a day, 2 shower a day might be problematic, u r right.
But i disagree with the argument of not taking shower daily. It all depends on the habit
@@Bhatonia_Jaat No even doctors say that in colder regions and during winters..taking bath everyday can deprive your skin of natural oils...so alternate day bathing is better...My brother's teacher who is a doctor told this...Also hair shouldn't be washed too often during winters as it depletes the natural oils of scalp faster..natural oils or sebum should
be retained on the scalp to prevent damage from excessive dryness...This is not an opinion but what the experts say ..However that doesn't mean one shouldn't wash extremities and face and change clothes as most people do!.TBH it's disgusting even if you don't bathe everyday basic hygiene should be practised..this doesn't happen in most cold countries!🙄..Indians are better!(not all but considerable no.)
Bathing Too much is Bad to health
When he said namaste I got to remember that yoga guy in GTA 5
Credit where due, you deserve much more appreciation. Living in a country completely different, spreading positivity between both cultures without demeaning any cultures. We love people like you who can jam with us so well and appreciate our culture.
Also very engaging video presentation. Kudos to your hard work👍
1 thing I would like to write here,
When you're talking about hygiene in India, 70 to 80% Indians who have pets(cats/dogs) do not allow them to sit on the sofa or bed. We don't allow them to enter the kitchen. It's not like we don't love them, but we don't want their hair all over our sofa and bed and food.
I want this thing to remain in India, but unfortunately people want to become foreigners here.
We need modernization in India not westernization.
I sleep with my kids, dogs on beds. However, before sleeping i give them a sponge bath with dettol. I love them to bits and I'm single so they're my buddy. So, is not westernisation, its how comfortable you feel and how much commitment you have to care for your family members and house. This westernisation logic was not very convincing.
@Ravee Siffredi when did I said cuddling means westernization!!?????
Thats true, i have two dogs and they both have their own beds with comfortable mattress and blanket for winters. Even in summers they sleep next to my bed as in my room we have an ac which is near to bed. They mever sits on sofa or bed. They rarely enters in kitchen and if they do my mom instructs them to sit outside of the kitchen. We love our dogs , but also needs to take care of their health and others.
I sleep with my pup because i love his warmth and snores while i sleep and he feels more connected to me that way. I brush his fur everyday and that does the job pretty well. Its not westernization, its how people share their relationships with their pets.
In India, people will start cooking after taking bath, (Not many in cities due to work pressure and blindly following western, but it is still followed in villages). Traditionally Indians don't store the cooked food and carry it over next day, end of the day the remaining food will be given to homeless people or feed to street dogs or cow. In my village the whole bunch of (Around 10) dogs are our pets, we are not growing in our home, but they love us and safeguard us because we used to given them food once in a while 😜. Go and ask villagers, they will tell many stories like Hachiko's Dog story. Drinking boiled fresh milk also unique in India, every morning milkman will come with fresh milk (taken just an hour before from the cow) and we will boil it first then drink it. Now cities got pocket milks which I hate. I feel the taste of water only in India, most of the countries and big cities in India drink RO water, but many places in India, people drink river water directly without processing. I grew up drinking Thamirabarani river water (Thamiram means copper in Tamil), Thamirabarani water tastes little sour due to copper. Siruvani in coimbatore area tastes sweet. Kaveri and Ganga water taste both sweet n sour. In cities water tastes blunt 🤦♀️. Indian food designed to have six tastes (Arusuvai unavu), Sweet, Sour, Salty, Pungent (spicy), Bitter, Astringent, one should get all tastes everyday in order to avoid diseases. Like this there are many habits which are not followed in India itself nowadays due to so called westernization. There is a saying in TN Unave marunthu, (Food is the medicine), now medicines became food 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Such a helpful comment thanks
Hey,we too drink water from copper jar😊
जीते रहो। ऐसे ही ज़मीन से जुड़े रहो सारी उमर। भगवान भला करे तुम्हारा।
It's totally true my mom won't start making lunch before bathing... No matter how late it gets
Don't let these values go bro no matter how much some fool people say. I know a lot of people think Western culture is cool and means great but actually they're just indoctrinated and illusioned by Hollywood
India is a courtesy full of knowledge....and every country in world can learn too many things from us. We're proud of that 😊
True
I have a western toilet but I use it in our desi style 😁
🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️😂
I hope you don't slip and fall down like i did 😅
@@keerthithejas.c.9098 😂😂
You are a man of culture
How? 🤔
Been a fan of your videos from " Why Indians are more successful in USA? " .....
I like the way you describe our Indian stuff in your videos.... Keep up the good work Ben 👍👍👍
Glad to have you with us Abhijeet
Thanks for choosing India , you could have been anywhere, but choosing India, accepting Indians, and mingling is a great contribution to India
So cool to see an American promoting India 😍 thanks Benjamin
Very deep analysis ,even we Indian didn't know all these, nice job bro👍
Glad you liked it
I know all of them u r from shri lanka😄
@@trueseeker5221 bro it's not Shri Lanka, it is Sri Lanka, may be don't know everything.
@@dheerajg9466 its hindi word
@@trueseeker5221 I don't know hindi as u said I m from Srilanka
Thanks brother you are appreciating us and most of the poor Or backward people of India 🇮🇳 you are catching thier smiles and exploring real happiness thanks ❤❤ but in the last you are showing that India and America are brothers and their bond is increasing day by day love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳 🥰🥰
Namaste means Bowing to the cosmic energy (human soul)within you sir.....😊🙏🏼🇮🇳
I always wait for your videos Ben... Entertaining stuff... You'll always have my love and support
Thanks Yatindra, glad to have you with us
So sad, most of things he mentioned were followed by 'Ancient India' Not present India.
Well the change happens first with oneself. Most villages still live like that. Unless India follows China's path there is still chance for India.
@@rishabdhar6900 True
Only North india is following Western culture but South India remains same.
All of them except neem datun is present ,. that's also because there is no supply chain of Neem ,. which India are you living in ?
@@theG.P people like you just need topic to create separateness among India ,. i have lived 15 year in North and 15 years in south , currently 5 years* in west India , except few things and cultural difference i don't see any too much difference at all
I miss drying my clothes in the sun, but when you live in an apartment sometimes you have no choice😭
Don't you have balconies
@@shin5996 nou :(
i live in an apartment but i still get to dry the clothes in the sun on the terrace
Use you window
@@pinkcherry9695 I don't have a terrace, and there is not enough sunlight coming from the windows. I dry my clothes near of the window but the sun never hits directly on it
When a bihari couple was working as a construction workers at my home, they refused to eat the last days food from party.
They said we don't eat old food. I was like we city dweleers eat shit food all the time.
Wow
Old food is not necessarily bad food. Atleast here we always used to use leftovers for the next day either making it a new dish or simply eating it depending on the food.
Thank you for this, even Indians couldn't appreciate our culture this way.
3:17 'Pressure point in hands helping one remember names better' could be true consistently, but that is not why people do Namaste. Namaste is a tool that brings harmony and compassion within myself as I greet someone, and responding to Namaste with Namaste is a way to reciprocate in the same. In a way it sets the tone of the conversation. Please Experiment for yourself.❤️👍
That's why Indians immunity is so strong..we bath everyday. And we dnt use toilet paper to wipe our poop..we wash with water...our hygiene habits makes us more strong and more immune than western countries
You guys are more like carrots not healthy and strong
@@namaloompakistani1768 same can be said about you
@@averageharambelover3541
Switch to 1:34 and check.
Check the every single man he shown in the video
nepalese have more compared to Indians.
@@namaloompakistani1768 physical appearance doesn’t justify if you are healthy or not.
I'm an Indian and find this video without searching and I really happy to watch such an appreciative video
Washing your feet and hands is must after returning home. Some houses have a bucket or they directly have a tap somewhere outside which helps them to clean themselves before they enter.
Great Content... Appreciated..
Appreciated
To tell you, you really did a great job by telling the world about Us Indians our streets and workplaces may be unclean but our homes are so clean....
Love and Respect from Tamil Nadu ❤️
In my family in India, we traditionally use separate sets of utensils for cooking rice or any starches, and another separate set for anything that’s non-starch. Great care is taken to avoid contamination between the two sets. In fact upon touching a vessel that contained cooked rice, we must wash our hands before touching a vessel containing some non-starch like a vegetable fry or yoghurt. I used to think it was silly tradition until I discovered that foods containing starches have 10-100x more bacterial growth after the same time duration, when compared to non-starch foods.
To all the Karen's thinking India was unhygienic, this video is big fat SLAP to the face. Thanks for making this, love from india ❤️
What exactly is Karren? Saw this name a lot in RUclips comment section
@Nikhil Kumar sure bro, A 'Karen' is a slang word used to address a person who is overly demanding (like they're always complaining about small things) and opinionated (they feel that only their point of view is right).
@@69cheesyfries okayyy, I see, so, is it american or british slang?
@Nikhil Kumar I would say it's American... But idk for sure😅
@@69cheesyfries okay
I, myself, being an Indian, couldn't realise these were actually hygiene habits before watching this video 😂
So u use toilet paper eww🤢
@@AryanSharma-sx1pf I've never even touched that stuff😑. I do what normal Indians do, I just didn't understand these come under good hygienic habits.. Don't you understand simple English or what? 😒
True facts
Love from Gujarat India ❤️ india 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thanks Harshita
Kem cho ben
Bro I am from west Bengal.but I love also Gujarat from modiji,s mother land
@@sonamonimondal4112 not bro , "sis"
@@heetraval_6357 ok
Biggest thing you can learn values of respecting parents from India becoz we spent our whole life with our parents and in western countries they start living alone at the age of 18
Yeah the tradition is for the male child to stay and take care of their parents... it's a loop when u think about it and it's freaking brilliant
Well agree that squatting toilet is better it's not for everyone , for older people ,for people with leg issues and in general if you want more comfort . You can add squat excercise to your daily workout if you don't want to use squatting toilet
Even in Hindu mythology, Krishna, a prince washed his poor friend, Sudama's feet when he arrived at his palace.😃
Krishna, likes ghee too?
@@bjenks nope...butter!pure white butter
@@bjenks no it is not ghee😂 it is called "makhan" or pure butter which gets separated from milk when we stir milk.
@@JS-qe9nb Good to know, he's always on the ghee packages and on buses eating butter, haha
@@bjenks we do have a mascot
And that's one and only AMUL GIRL(utterly,butterly, delicious!)...she is on Twitter,you must see her .....she trolled everything from everyone 😅
She has been in controversy too..
Ironically, India was mocked by US as a begger when then PM went there for grain export(that was one of the lowest quality in
the US)after that green revolution and white(milk) revolution started giving birth to AMUL GIRL
Oh your Thumbnail is great for this premiere. The clincher for me
Thanks bro
@@bjenks did u know that the rangoli( the colors outside to welcome guests) is also a bacteria killer.
Namaste means"I bow down to the divine soul within you".
There's a lot to learn from India . If you move away from the image of India that's portrayed in Hollywood movies , you'll discover a beautiful India ♥️👍🇮🇳
Try and making video on Indian Milk, I recently came to know from my friends staying in U.S & U.K that the milk they are having there has made them lactose intolerant. All of them used to be big dairy product consumers when they were in India. One of them pointed out its because of a certain type of milk protein. Also, would like to if Michelle is vegan by choice or cause she’s lactose intolerant?
And if she’s lactose intolerant then making her try local cow/buffalo milk and dairy products (not packaged but fresh) to check if she has the same reaction.
BTW i have already seen and read about the whole thing just want your take on it. Plus I think most of your subscribers won’t know about this.
Good idea!
Lactose intolerance is caused by A1 quality milk, but desi breeds of cows and buffaloes produce A2 quality of milk which is good for body so we don't need to worry much.
Thanks for showing the good side of India.
I didn't know that people used dryers to dry their clothes until very recently lol
Just before you switch like unfortunately how people in India copy everything Western only to know later of its problems - leather industries, plastics, pesticides, insecticides, glass, please check out the things it cannot do what the sun can - the sun charges your clothes with positive energy which is more than just heat of a dryer, dryers mean more electronic waste (keep in mind it costs more to recycle electronics in the West than they actually are worth and most often they dump them in poor countries which India does not have as an option), more electricity usage vs using direct sun, and kills bacteria which again heat cannot.
Any Indian see a indian thing in thumbnail
Indians. We are summoned 😂😂 let's go
I agree with all of these except for the drinking without lips part. It is said that drinking water without sipping it can lead to problems, since the water directly goes to the stomach without touching the lips or the tongue. But great video!
I love people who love indian culture
Like SHADY SHAE , KOREAN DOST, KOHIE JAPAN , AND YOU
INDIA in title
Indians-- **yes come on assemble in a line no pushing**
haha, I didn't think we do lines here in India ;)
@@bjenks True though😂😂
I admire your adventurous spirit. It takes a lot of guts to live abroad. I am ready do many of those things. 😊
Eating with hands is best habit.
Because it charges the food particles for better taste and digestion. Nerve cell are present on our finger tips which send signals to our brain and further to our digestive system. It also helps us to connect with our food. Make sure to wash before and after having food
I mentioned in the EATING habits video if you want to check it out and let me know what you think
Namaste means that I bow to the divine in you. And while saying this we join hands and bow. If you want know this in detail, don't hesitate to ask k
What a wonderful video sir.. respect..it shows the both sides beautifully..
I am an Indian , I never heard of copper tongue cleaner , gonna try it today . 👍
Wait really? Hmm
1)Before eating food people use to say the prayer "sahana bavatu sahanv bunattu,.. " 2) will apply shikai powder in place of shampoo 3) we apply hair oil (coco nut oil) atleast once in week) 4) we lot of care was taken by ancestors for new born babies 6) our parents never allowed to use calculator s for simple airthemetic calculation, so that naturally our brain capabilities will improve, and this gen parents avoids giving mobile phones to their kids and we use safety cover/pouch to safeguard mobile 7) we never sleep heading towards north 8) we chant Slokas while worship 9) we prefer to construct house facing east 10)we prefer cotton dress 11)we use to prefer to use banana leaf as plate to eat food 12) our grand parents never purchased water for money 13)we wash our clothes ourselves 14) we treat books as God
such good info, thanks
Thanks for reminding me how great Indian habits are 🙏🏼❤️😊
I think you missed one thing that every guest or person who come in to the house , before he enters any house clean hands, and foots, and foot wear.
Nah
I don't feel good unless I wash my hands after coming back home , it's kind of an OCD we Indians have.
I can relate bhai
Same here
I do bucket showers. I get squeaky clean. That's why we have wash cloths and soap. Some people stand in the shower and do little to remove stale skin oils and dirt.
This is all from Tamilnadu alone, but 80% of these are followed in whole of the nation
bruh, couldn't even tell.
they divide us for no reason
ajeeb ho tamil nadu alag h qa? pure india ke log krte h
tumko follow nhi krra koi😂😂
Dont be so happy , no one is following tamil you silly , these points are common in our bharat 😤
You idiots, he is not saying that india is following tamil nadu. He is saying that the person is in tamil nadu, but the things he noticed there can be found all over india. Which means even after indian states being so diverse , they share many common traits.
@@akshatsharma9724 he didn't say other state are following tamil traditional but some things that every Indian have in common not everything ( even i saw a comment says that many Indian even don't know some of these things so that mean that person didn't follow it). for example you used a word bharat (i think thats mean country or India in hindi) but that word only north Indian use and not in entire India
We use 1 bucket water( which is cool water) and one cup of dettol. Sundays and Wednesdays, we apply oil to our body to reduce body heat and improve bloodflow and use shikakai powder( indian soapberry power with other herbs) like a shampoo.
Mainly we apply coconut oil to head before bathing.please try this👍
U kidding right?? 😂
I just used coconut oil on my hair and ir feels very good :)
Okay I like it im subscribing ❤️love from south india make many more videos 👍
Bravo👏
Thank you 😀
@@bjenks ❤️
Waiting for your vlogs bro love from india from Andhra pradesh
Hey Sravan!
I am so proud that he came to Tamil Nadu
Look like you have seen India much deeper. Good job 👍
In my home we have different room for toilet and for bathing...same was when I was in college (hostels)
I don't know why but I really feel uneasy in bathrooms where both of these things are at the same place 😅
Interesting points!
Me too feel bad....... In our north india bathroom and toilets are separate.
@@pankajrathore826 yeah, can't say about cities but in my village this is the case...
Which I generally prefer ..
Even I am looking for the same for my apartment... sadly builders don't build like that to save their money and space😅
Absolutely correct. It somhow feels unclean even after having a long long bath.
@@bjenks You missed one point or rather did not cover it completely. After taking off our footwear before entering our home, we in most cases go directly to the bathroom to wash our hands and feet and when we come out of it we are supposed to wear the sandles for home. The sandals for outdoor and indoor are different.
And by God, if by the wish of God, you wear the indoor one outdoor, our moms show us exactly why Lord Shiva let Mother Kali dance on her chest. Many of you can attest to this नालायक, गधे, आंखे दान कर दीं क्या? दिखाई नहीं दिया कौन सी चप्पल पहन कर जा रहे हो।
I have been crowned many times. Still get the same treatment a few times.
I really don’t understand how people walk around their house wearing shoes 🤮
Yeak!!!
To me, it's alien.
Good video .. there are lot of good about India the world needs to learn instead of expecting less litter in huge density metro cities of India .. lot of clean and hygiene places here
You might be having hard time being alone without Michelle, Though how you shoot footages?
I shoot everything myself, I do miss Michelle
I addicted to your videos since last week ,🙏 brother
Welcome bro! Where are you from?
I am from khagaria district of BIHAR ,India ,my name is Anish Kumar om,I appreciate your ideas and views bro
thanks for brining this up ; good video
Your contents are awesome 👍
I appreciate that!
me, an indian: *so... i've been summoned*
Underrated comment dude
First youtuber to take south india as an example.. 👏
7:10 Finally someone said it. Obv just think that if poop sticks to your hand, would you rather wash it or clean it with paper? Ofc you would was it, then what's the problem in keeping your butt clean by using water. It is scientifically healthier and apply common sense, cleaning anything with water is better than cleaning with a paper. Thank you brother, you are a smart perso. Best of luck❤
Eeeewwwww how do they do that
@@lashes2884 how to you use paper 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂🤣😂 water is completly clean but paper 😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@Thamizhmarank I'm asking the same....how do they use a paper ewwww
😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂 ok bro
But they use a lot of paper they finish one roll in less than 1 week
All u learned from us(Tamil nadu ) makes me get more satisfied....தமிழன்டா...
It good that people from foreign countries are taking good habits from INDIA!