I'm a 36 year old British Sikh who's never had any interest in visiting Indi at all. I have no family there and had no desire to visit but your videos have made me want to book a flight. You show the true India and the places nobody ever shows which really interests me. Thank you for what is probably one of the greatest vlogs on YT at the moment.
India is literally like no where else on the planet....I used to have the distinct feeling when I tavelled around India that either these people were not of this world, or that I had somehow left the planet and gone somewhere very alien....and I mean that in the most respectful way....an incredible place and incredible people...hope I get the chance to return one day.
I am from the U. S and have walked the same streets and been to that gathering and out on the river at night. Just down river are the cremation piers that burn 24 hours a day with about 15 fires burning at any one time. India changed my whole perspective on life. Great video dude.
@@aakarshmaurya2265 so what , covid affected whole world ,the only difference is indian people burn which can be seen while others Buried them and can't be seen and wasted the precious land.
East or west Jai Bole ki is the best. Bald and Bankrupt is the RUclips Mega Star. I am addicted to your videos. You are a great and honest person. Kind at heart.
@Crazy Joe is it wrong if it is? My heart beats for hinduism, I can die for it if it's needed in a heartbeat, don't underestimate the love for our religion. Hope I've not offened anyone(Muslims can get offended I don't care)
@@theaspirantofdoom6216 I don't think that people should ever fight with each other for different religions, it is stupid to do so. But of course you should believe in what you want to in a free world, just don't force it onto others
भगवान भला करे Mr Bald. when you helped that man crawling in the street It brought a tear to my eye as I reflected back on a similar unfortunate young man I saw In Thailand while I was at a restaurant owned by a very disagreeable and demanding Thai-Chinese man who continually barked orders at the staff and occasionally at the patrons while he violently lashed stray dogs with a bamboo cane. As the crippled young man (about my age at the time) crawled past me and the mostly European and American customers, I saw they were visibly appaled and repulsed by the sight of him. Two French women demanded the owner remove him because he was spoiling their meal, and the owner barked at them to "be quiet!" as he approached the young man with the strip of bamboo in hand, and just as I expected to see the hapless young man take a lashing as painful as just obliged to the mutts I thought: "The sight of that will be more than I can bear to witness." But to my astonishment, the owner whom until that point I deemed a heartless monster, instead brought out a carpet, a pillow and drink for the young man followed by a full meal. The owner then ignored the demands of his patrons sat on the ground next to this young man, chatted and joked with him until he finished his meal so as not to let him eat alone. That experience had a profoundly humbling effect on the patrons and I left pushing back tears. After that, whenever I felt the compulsion to pre-judge someone that image returned. As Mark Twain so poignantly pointed out: “Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime.” I hope the man crawling in the street is actually doing better financially than other able people, and not being used by some street mob, but either way with some compassion like you showed, you never know he may be able to achieve as much or more than most. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing that. Sadly beggars (both able, pretending or handicapped) have an extreme street live, which is unfathomable for people who have been fortunate enough to avoid homelessness. They live in communities which live by different rules.. Street rules. Though the law is equal for all, I doubt a lot of fuss is ever made for a wronged beggar. One small example : I wanted to give blankets to some beggars for winters underneath a flyover & I was stopped by one of the local people who knew me, saying the one who will get it, might even get killed for possessing that blanket by another who will want it. They have extreme lives. Esp for any women born amoungst the homeless. They are the second most unfortunate people to live, in my eyes. Most unfortunate is the Psychiatrist patients who have been abandoned by their families, leading schizophrenic or utterly disorganised lives on the streets, sometimes without clothes or in tatters, covered in muck from head to toe. That's the most pitiful state. They don't even beg for money. Life in general is painful. "every man (person) bears his own cross", but sometimes I think, the weight might be inhuman for some to bear.
@Halal Big Mac McDonalds Yes, I would say that's not unlikely, and I alluded to that in my comments. He may even be supporting a family by capitalizing on his misfortune, and I would have to ask if there is any legitimate reason to begrudge him for it, or rather is it not unreasonable to appreciate that if he is making more than a professional, in a way that helps offset his misfortune? Some might see parading his misfortune as exploiting sympathy for income, but is that anymore abhorrent than taking money from hard-working people, in the name of helping the poor and disabled and wasting 75% as is done in the U.S.: fivethirtyeight.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/flowers-welfare-reform-1.png?w=288 while the disabled are for the most part given a stipend to be shut-away and forgotten. My guess is that the man in the Indian street could have more self-esteem than the disabled in the west and even many who live in luxury. The point I believe Mr Bald and N Banerjee below are trying to impart is dispassion as a form of compassion, In much of the world, the disabled survive or die only on the individual more than the collective compassion of others wherein the 1st world we are removed from witnessing close-up the suffering much of humanity endures, and I'm not sure that makes us any more compassionate. Some of the most caring and compassionate people I've encountered are those who have suffered and witnessed suffering in some of the poorest parts of the world, regrettably, it's not always the case for those who have given into resentment, scorn and hate in light of desperation.
@@ProcalcitoninC Very well put. And is not the inhumanity of humanity the existential point Budda, Gandhi, Christ and many other notables preached to largely closed minds and hearts?
@@yourneighbor2567 Thanks, and my intent was not to imply that Europeans were horrible, but rather to attempt to provide some contrasting observations and questions as to perceptions and efficacy of social and political welfare in the west and the "developing" world, and how travel outside "one little corner of the world" as Twain put it is "fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness"
Wow, that disabled man crawling on the street through spit and dirt just to get some money to stay alive. I'd love to hear that man's story. It made me very sad.
What is more sad is that there are criminal gangs that abduct children from such gatherings. And disfigure them by, cutting off blood supply to limbs, putting acid in eyes etc. Totally disfiguring them to gain sympathy and make money through begging. India has extremeness in everything.
I was literally just saying Mr Bald and/or Harald need to upload because I am missing out on unfiltered India fix. I tried watching a few other channels but have yet to find any that are not touristy or vapid. Low and behold, Mr Bald comes though with the goods. Thank you sir.
@@baldandbankrupt I loved the ending. Mostly because I actually recognised where you were. I've never been to India, but just this morning I was looking at a house for sale overlooking the Ganges next to the Hotel Brijrama Palace and the Darbhanga Ghat. So when I saw the pooja (or are they shrines when outside and pooja when in your home? maybe someone can clarify) I knew right away where you were.
Big plans for next year. I plan to travel every one of the 15 ex USSR states in a continuous overland journey. Sometime after Spring. Hopefully it all pans out
@@blssvxntr what? So giving compliments to Girls is a sin? You got to be the worst type of ppl. The man doesnt own his wife, especially not cuz a stupid & made up religion.
@@chrippehansson201 As much as people respect your culture and your freedom of speech you have to respect their culture and their lifestyle. Yes in some culture complimenting a woman is considered disrespectful towards her and her husband too. Of course no man is possessing a woman but she is uncomfortable too so for that it's just a matter of respect toward those people that you choosed to interact with and to visit their lands!
Consistent uploading, real uncensored content, no other option than to subscribe. Great job with the vlogs, I honestly feel there is huge potential for your channel.
At least it wasn't crowded 😉. Jai Bhole Ki! The energy there seemed palpable. Another wonder unique to India. Thanks for sharing, brother. Jai mata di!
There's something about India that I can't explain. I've been watching so many vlogs about India for a while now. I'm proud I'm not even an Indian lol. Beautiful people, the food, the rich culture. I hope one day I can visit India and meet up with my friends in Bhubaneswar, Pune and New Delhi. Incredible India 🇮🇳 Love from the Philippines 🇵🇭 Vande Mataram 🇮🇳
Wow! Thank you for taking us to the ceremony! It's something I probably would never have seen. Also, thank you for the way in which you shot it. You took us up to the front and gave us a spectacular experience. Well done!!!
@@jimfavor2081 Lmfao😀😁😆😂🤣 Underrated Comment Thanx Bruv you just cheered me up and lifted my spirits after seeing that poor guy Laughter truly is the best medicine
WOW ... that was superb ... a beautiful ceremony. Thank you for this opportunity to see and hear it, you can almost smell the incense. Be well Mr. Bald, love travelling with you.
Hi from the Philippines, The guy from near the temple was teaching you what to shout near the temples, Har Har Har MahaDev, it means Highest praise and Hail to Lord Shiva; The God of Gods. :))) Love your videos, very informative and showing your many super adventure all over the world. God Bless You! HarHarHar MahaDev :)))
Thank god you upload new vlogs daily, I desperately wait for them. I can’t even describe it in words how much happy vibes I get from your videos, keep up the good work buddy! Hope to see some stuff from Himachal Pradesh. Cheers!
Im from the UK and I am quite jealous of what you have. Constantly chasing better jobs here becomes so stressful and repetitive, what you once loved got you a job/career but you start to get quite sick of it. I definitely don't have the balls to just pick up and leave but I never really considered somewhere like India as a place to visit and try to release that stress until I started watching these videos. Cheers for being a source of inspiration
this guy confidence is through the roof. Yet always respectful and not arrogant by any means. Great dude to watch, I think hanging out with bald would be a real pleasure
I’m addicted to your channel .trust me you are very different from other blogger .one thing I want to tell you bald your Hindi attract us means you small words like sab thik heh ,hello bhaisahab ,kya haal heh bhaisahab ,you are unique.
1.4 billion people out out the 7 billion in a country mostly dedicated to THE oldest religion in the world is bound to be different and have many secrets than the western world. Essentially every little thing in your life can probably be traced back here then further back to egypt and africa
I came back from work a little while ago, I had a terribly busy and tiring day as soon as I put on one of your videos it makes me feel ten times better thank you for uploading such quality videos.
Bald, Thank you for showing this! I have wanted to go to the Ganges river to see this ceremony for many years. I had a trip planned about 15 years ago, but there was a travel advisory, the embassies were evacuated, and I never went. What a beautiful culture! I see why you like it in India! I don't know that I'll ever make it there, but it was beautiful to see. So many thanks, I cannot explain. Thank you!!!
@@baldandbankrupt still think I'd rather have the snow and empty streets than the noise. India would drive me mad after a day 😂 I propose they build cars without horns...
Thank you Mr. B & B. Such a great broadcast! Love the close up shots of the ceremony, the crowd, and the boats on the “river”. An incredible experience. Grateful from near Los Angeles, California.
Hi Mr. Bald, I really like that your vlogs are allways about the experience, It feels like being there with you. Most of the vloggers nowadays are mostly focused on themselves and the image. You just go there with your denim shirt, the cammera and that´s it. Keep it up, I think your videos have a lot of potential, hope you make it to the top! Jai Bohle Ki!
This place is called VARANASI... similar but less congested you can look at Ganges River bank in Rishikesh (search RUclips for the city Varanasi or Rishikesh or Haridwar..)(2) This type of prayers with Fire are called AARTI..you also can go to the city called Haridwar also...see RUclips n select the place if your liking before going All these places offer decent accommodation at reasonable prices... better winter..not summer Any guidance will be provided about India... If you are interested to see Artists sculptures in Temple.. Search..HAMPI TEMPLE..IN THE STATE OF KARNATAKA...OR ELLORA CAVES IN MAHARASHTRA..any questions you may write
i've got mad social anxiety. I went to visit India, mumbai with my family once. it was way less overwelhming then i thought. I feel way more anxious in big groups of judgemental westerns then poor indian people who look up to anyone who is white.. Kind of sad story.
Really thought you were going to end up in the Ganges you were so close .... fantastic insight into such a diverse country so thankful to you for bringing us all along
Dude! You and Itchy Boots, two of my favorite true-travel video bloggers, were in Varanasi literally within 1 week of each other! So cool to see one on foot and the other on bike and intersect. The world is big and scary, until you go out and then it becomes much smaller. Like you said, we have to remember to reflect on just how lucky we are.
you are one different tourist who mix with the locals unlike others and you are funny too and sorry for all those spits mr. bald ..actually we indians are still evolving
He is just such a good traveler, great content great detail stopping showing shop and talking so interesting and a lovely places India changed my view of India
Just discovered your channel yesterday, and am currently binge watching all of your videos. You are doing an amazing job. Watching your videos makes me want to backpack across India even more! Love from Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦
@@istiyaq37 I am also not talking about correct hindi. I am just saying that foreigeners hindi speaking skill sounds better than native hindi speaker so I am on your side. Particularly I very much dislike that bihari hindi and bhojpuri. They cringe me too much. They sounds like language of illeterates n gawar.
@@bulu9214 dude why u tamilians always hate hindi people so much disliking is one thing and hating is other why so much and pls dont start that hindi imposition am also against that and am not from the BIMARU states
@@tiaking2002 har in hindi means means everyone..and mahadev refers to the god of all gods i.e. Shiva...so the holy chant "Har har mahadev" means there is Lord shiva in each one of us 😊
Go to any mosque near by you and say jai bhole ki multiple times ..... You will get priceless reactions.....by the way amazing blog..... there is no better place in the world than Varanasi....
@@MinatoNamikaze-ib7vq aisa nahi hain. Try karlo ap. Tolerance is much higher. You can visit a church or temple or gurdwara or monastery & feel just like any other person there.
Varanasi is a beautiful place. The present government should put some efforts to get the infrastructure of the city in place. The city is suffering because the lack of interest shown by the previous governments in developmental works in not only Varanasi but also other deserving cities like Allahabad ( Prayagraj), Kanpur, Lucknow and Gorakhpur. Mr. Bald I thank you for showing my country to the entire world As you say it JAY BOLEY KI..... Dont change the way you say it. It sounds awesome and it has become your identity in the entire world.
@@theindus2126 right he is fixing things 😂 And people aren't contributing!?.. Have you forgotten demonetisation..? Did you forget how so many people became atmanirbhar over night after a nation wide lockdown was announced, giving all but 4 hours..? People can only do so much.. People did contribute to the huge pop explosion so I can understand the problems we are facing.. But governments don't do anything in India and that's why we see what we see today... Anyway my comment was just sarcasm.. Varanasi is Modi's constituency and all of India has seen how many times he has visited there to see what's going on.. And how big of a faliure Navami ganga marketing campaign has been.. Or for that matter Swach Bharat.. Give him ten more years and he will not do anything, BUT talk BS like he always does.
I am from Varanasi. Grew up there and moved to metro in Hyderabad, lived in Bangalore and now live in Navi Mumbai. Have been to US and UK. Nothing compares to Varanasi though. It shows humanity as a whole. The good, the bad and the weird. That's why it's considered so spiritual. It makes you question where you belong in the world and what you're thankful for. It hits you with joy and beauty and ugliness and sorrows of humanity all at the same time. You can find people who are post modern and people who still live in the stone age all in the same area. You question where you have come from. The city asks you to let go of something. It can take away your pride and arrogance or just turn you nihilist and let go of all care of the world entirely. I found my spiritually in an atheist and stoic existence. It depends what you're willing to take away from the emotional overload. Varanasi/Indian people have the annoying habit of spitting. I have personally never been spit on after living there for 15 years. The best way to avoid it is stay conscious of your surroundings. The idea is if you're in the street corner someone will be spitting paan there at some point. Just stay alert. Chewing tobacco is an addiction for many and not a pretty one. And it's a big problem. The good part is that people are getting aware of the flaws and correcting them. We Indians do correct each other all the time. Have personally stopped hecklers from bothering tourists so many times. The poverty is what has resulted in those flaws. And when a country is left in shambles and poverty by colonisation, it takes time to rise up. Takes even more time when you're trying to do it democratically. Not trying to take a jab at UK here but the resonance of colonial exploit is still there. Placess like US or UK or even Gujrat tries to hide that ugliness and Varanasi doesn't. That's the only major difference. Just a walk down the street reminds you that the problems don't go away if you hide them. So yeah, its still the best city to grow personally, maybe not the best to live in. Om Namah Shivay.
Hey Mr. Bald I just had 5hr surgery yesterday and a big coincidence happened to me yesterday my anesthesiologist just happens to be of India descent and in our conversations I mentioned you cause he asked where did I learn to greet in Hindi he told me he also watches your videos aah who would of thought lol. Happy Holidays 🎄🎅⛄🔔
Humbling. Thanks 🙏🏽 for walking through and permitting me to see and experience the realities of life around the world. You are very courageous and compassionate. I was especially moved by the young man that you gave money too. I’m ashamed of my “much,” in comparison to so many’s lack. Utterly disgusted with myself in this regard. I sincerely desire and hope to do more for all of mankind in this regard. -j As a worldwide people’s, we are only as strong as our weakest.
Music heard in the background briefly around 7:42 is a rendition of the sacred mantra "Om Namah Shivaya" sung by Suresh Wadkar. He is one of the most popular singers in India, and in 2020, the Government of India honored him with the Padma Shri.
Mai india m rehte huye aajtk varansi nahi ja paya due to prsnl reasons...but through ur vlog i see d aarti( prayer) nd lots of things which i never seen before ...Big tx 2 u Sir🙏🏿🙏🏿 Lv, support nd respect 4rm India city ( Chandigarh )🇮🇳❤️🙏🏿
Hello mr bald Just wanna say that as there is difference in 't' and 'th', same difference in 'b' and 'bh'. So its 'jai bhole ki' but you sound 'bole' Try to prononunce bhole not bole. Hope u get it😊❤️
When you see a poor guy literally crawling through the street begging for money, it makes you feel guilt and shame for ever complaining about our petty little problems. I've been fighting back the tears ever since I saw that. God please bless that man...
Nah, I have it way worse. I once had someone litter 5 feet away from me. Can you believe that? There was a bin right there as well! Disgusting. Street gangs are getting worse.
Have been following your vlogs on India during all these lockdown months... To be honest I've learnt about my country from a different perspective! Great work buddy! Some day I don't know whether you have been or not, come to Kolkata and other certain places of West Bengal! You will love it! Carry on!
I'm a fairly new subscriber catching up on all your Indian videos. I'm a tall ginger lady with long red hair so I stood out big time when I went to India in 2015. I've learned a ton of Hindi myself so I always enjoy when you speak Hindi with the locals. I enjoy their shocked reaction lol. I visited the golden temple as you did, and the Haridware part of the Ganges, where I also saw poor invalids like the one crawling on the ground. Side note, I wonder if you have ever visited Egypt? I can't seem to find any videos of yours visiting there. Would be nice to see your take on it. Zamalek is nice and quiet, on the river Nile.
Just discovered this channel and I'm already addicted, you represent the British better than anyone could in my opinion. Thank you.
Thanks mate
He is a good man .all indian PPL loves him . Most of his subscriber are indian
He has started ruling over indian hearts
1000 likes from my side for this amazing vedio one of the best vedio of varanasi I have ever seen... Jai bhole ki Mr bald keep it up..
same here
I'm a 36 year old British Sikh who's never had any interest in visiting Indi at all. I have no family there and had no desire to visit but your videos have made me want to book a flight. You show the true India and the places nobody ever shows which really interests me. Thank you for what is probably one of the greatest vlogs on YT at the moment.
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Hope you have a great time
Not just visit. Stay
Your bad luck
@@davidk5954 IF ALL SIKHS LEAVE UK WHO WILL FEED YOU AND PROTECT YOU FROM ISLAM ?
@@VisHnu-gk7ox how are they protecting the UK from islam?
India is literally like no where else on the planet....I used to have the distinct feeling when I tavelled around India that either these people were not of this world, or that I had somehow left the planet and gone somewhere very alien....and I mean that in the most respectful way....an incredible place and incredible people...hope I get the chance to return one day.
Omit 'literally'.
@@variklane7032 I have that feeling everywhere I travel too. Isn't that strange?
Me 2 brother, I want to go there again. Lets hope that things will be better there soon
@@GiannisVeronis I will prefer you to visit akshardam temple ..in Delhi
Welcome back again🙏🥰Visit Himalayas next🙏🥰♥️
I am from the U. S and have walked the same streets and been to that gathering and out on the river at night. Just down river are the cremation piers that burn 24 hours a day with about 15 fires burning at any one time. India changed my whole perspective on life. Great video dude.
Due to Covid hundreds of piers were burning in cremation ground, Just a while ago.
@@aakarshmaurya2265 It's a two year old video where was covid then?
That's Manikarnika ghat in varanasi
@@aakarshmaurya2265 so what , covid affected whole world ,the only difference is indian people burn which can be seen while others Buried them and can't be seen and wasted the precious land.
@@NN94887 ok ok, but what is wrong in pointing something that actually happened
East or west Jai Bole ki is the best. Bald and Bankrupt is the RUclips Mega Star. I am addicted to your videos. You are a great and honest person. Kind at heart.
@Crazy Joe is it wrong if it is?
My heart beats for hinduism, I can die for it if it's needed in a heartbeat, don't underestimate the love for our religion.
Hope I've not offened anyone(Muslims can get offended I don't care)
@@theaspirantofdoom6216 I don't think that people should ever fight with each other for different religions, it is stupid to do so. But of course you should believe in what you want to in a free world, just don't force it onto others
Jai bhole ki
@3:41 "things that remind you of how lucky we are"
***Gets immediately spat on***
😂😂😂😂
Funniest thing I've read all day
CoronaVirus spot or spat on🙄🙄🙄🙄
jinx!
As an indian i apologize to all foreigners who are watching this. I'm sorry not all of us are as literate in this nation.
Mate, I think you have cracked it with your style of travel video. Bloody fantastic content! Thanks;
Cheers mate
+1
@@baldandbankrupt i watch all your videos Bald, you're the best, come to Portugal ✌️
भगवान भला करे Mr Bald. when you helped that man crawling in the street It brought a tear to my eye as I reflected back on a similar unfortunate young man I saw In Thailand while I was at a restaurant owned by a very disagreeable and demanding Thai-Chinese man who continually barked orders at the staff and occasionally at the patrons while he violently lashed stray dogs with a bamboo cane.
As the crippled young man (about my age at the time) crawled past me and the mostly European and American customers, I saw they were visibly appaled and repulsed by the sight of him. Two French women demanded the owner remove him because he was spoiling their meal, and the owner barked at them to "be quiet!" as he approached the young man with the strip of bamboo in hand, and just as I expected to see the hapless young man take a lashing as painful as just obliged to the mutts I thought: "The sight of that will be more than I can bear to witness." But to my astonishment, the owner whom until that point I deemed a heartless monster, instead brought out a carpet, a pillow and drink for the young man followed by a full meal. The owner then ignored the demands of his patrons sat on the ground next to this young man, chatted and joked with him until he finished his meal so as not to let him eat alone.
That experience had a profoundly humbling effect on the patrons and I left pushing back tears. After that, whenever I felt the compulsion to pre-judge someone that image returned.
As Mark Twain so poignantly pointed out:
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime.”
I hope the man crawling in the street is actually doing better financially than other able people, and not being used by some street mob, but either way with some compassion like you showed, you never know he may be able to achieve as much or more than most.
Thank you.
Thank you for sharing that. Sadly beggars (both able, pretending or handicapped) have an extreme street live, which is unfathomable for people who have been fortunate enough to avoid homelessness.
They live in communities which live by different rules.. Street rules. Though the law is equal for all, I doubt a lot of fuss is ever made for a wronged beggar.
One small example : I wanted to give blankets to some beggars for winters underneath a flyover & I was stopped by one of the local people who knew me, saying the one who will get it, might even get killed for possessing that blanket by another who will want it. They have extreme lives. Esp for any women born amoungst the homeless. They are the second most unfortunate people to live, in my eyes.
Most unfortunate is the Psychiatrist patients who have been abandoned by their families, leading schizophrenic or utterly disorganised lives on the streets, sometimes without clothes or in tatters, covered in muck from head to toe. That's the most pitiful state. They don't even beg for money.
Life in general is painful. "every man (person) bears his own cross", but sometimes I think, the weight might be inhuman for some to bear.
@Halal Big Mac McDonalds Yes, I would say that's not unlikely, and I alluded to that in my comments. He may even be supporting a family by capitalizing on his misfortune, and I would have to ask if there is any legitimate reason to begrudge him for it, or rather is it not unreasonable to appreciate that if he is making more than a professional, in a way that helps offset his misfortune?
Some might see parading his misfortune as exploiting sympathy for income, but is that anymore abhorrent than taking money from hard-working people, in the name of helping the poor and disabled and wasting 75% as is done in the U.S.: fivethirtyeight.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/flowers-welfare-reform-1.png?w=288 while the disabled are for the most part given a stipend to be shut-away and forgotten. My guess is that the man in the Indian street could have more self-esteem than the disabled in the west and even many who live in luxury.
The point I believe Mr Bald and N Banerjee below are trying to impart is dispassion as a form of compassion, In much of the world, the disabled survive or die only on the individual more than the collective compassion of others wherein the 1st world we are removed from witnessing close-up the suffering much of humanity endures, and I'm not sure that makes us any more compassionate. Some of the most caring and compassionate people I've encountered are those who have suffered and witnessed suffering in some of the poorest parts of the world, regrettably, it's not always the case for those who have given into resentment, scorn and hate in light of desperation.
@@ProcalcitoninC Very well put. And is not the inhumanity of humanity the existential point Budda, Gandhi, Christ and many other notables preached to largely closed minds and hearts?
@@ProcalcitoninC
Yes....u r absolutely right
@@yourneighbor2567 Thanks, and my intent was not to imply that Europeans were horrible, but rather to attempt to provide some contrasting observations and questions as to perceptions and efficacy of social and political welfare in the west and the "developing" world, and how travel outside "one little corner of the world" as Twain put it is "fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness"
What I love about your vids is that it's feels like me as a viewer is travelling with you and experiencing everything together with you.
Wow, that disabled man crawling on the street through spit and dirt just to get some money to stay alive. I'd love to hear that man's story. It made me very sad.
What is more sad is that there are criminal gangs that abduct children from such gatherings. And disfigure them by, cutting off blood supply to limbs, putting acid in eyes etc. Totally disfiguring them to gain sympathy and make money through begging. India has extremeness in everything.
@@sid7852 Damn, please someone say this is a myth or happens very rarely.
That man's story: He was born poor and destitute in India. He will die poor and destitute in India. End of story.
@@budg7525 no, it only happens in india. the biggest shithole on earth
@vunderground1 there were more mistakes than just what is but you were too stupid to find them.
I was literally just saying Mr Bald and/or Harald need to upload because I am missing out on unfiltered India fix. I tried watching a few other channels but have yet to find any that are not touristy or vapid. Low and behold, Mr Bald comes though with the goods. Thank you sir.
Haha welcome mate. Thank for watching
@@baldandbankrupt I loved the ending. Mostly because I actually recognised where you were. I've never been to India, but just this morning I was looking at a house for sale overlooking the Ganges next to the Hotel Brijrama Palace and the Darbhanga Ghat. So when I saw the pooja (or are they shrines when outside and pooja when in your home? maybe someone can clarify) I knew right away where you were.
**Lo and behold*
Big plans for next year. I plan to travel every one of the 15 ex USSR states in a continuous overland journey. Sometime after Spring. Hopefully it all pans out
I always thought it was 'low' too. Cheers for the tip 👍🏻
When you compliment a Muslim man's wife... bruh I'm dying over here
Ikr same xD me an India would never dare to do that here in India xD
@Salman Khan that's just disrespectful in general despite your religion lmaooo
Ofc he should. Who cares about her man.. Dont let any man hold back positivity, especially not for a stupid religion.
@@blssvxntr what? So giving compliments to Girls is a sin? You got to be the worst type of ppl. The man doesnt own his wife, especially not cuz a stupid & made up religion.
@@chrippehansson201 As much as people respect your culture and your freedom of speech you have to respect their culture and their lifestyle. Yes in some culture complimenting a woman is considered disrespectful towards her and her husband too. Of course no man is possessing a woman but she is uncomfortable too so for that it's just a matter of respect toward those people that you choosed to interact with and to visit their lands!
Consistent uploading, real uncensored content, no other option than to subscribe. Great job with the vlogs, I honestly feel there is huge potential for your channel.
Cheers brother
At least it wasn't crowded 😉. Jai Bhole Ki! The energy there seemed palpable. Another wonder unique to India. Thanks for sharing, brother. Jai mata di!
Hi there Rob.
Rob Hello Rob!
Jai mata di
Rob .....I’m late coming is to video...busy working is my art shculpture...yeash...video very nyesh! Mr bald very nyesh...mr rob very nyesh!
You seen everywhere in his videos. I think you both were friends. 🤔
I love watching people’s faces and eyes when they see you. 90% look back at you as they pass
There's something about India that I can't explain. I've been watching so many vlogs about India for a while now. I'm proud I'm not even an Indian lol. Beautiful people, the food, the rich culture. I hope one day I can visit India and meet up with my friends in Bhubaneswar, Pune and New Delhi. Incredible India 🇮🇳 Love from the Philippines 🇵🇭 Vande Mataram 🇮🇳
Hate u philli
Much love from India ❤️
come to india
🥰
Thank you. Please visit India
You deserve 1 million + subscribers, i love youre Content ! Greetings from Germany
you deserve a billion subscribers.
ross creation he has more than 1M
@ross creation you ask for a million we indians gave him 2 million..😂
meddl
Wow! Thank you for taking us to the ceremony! It's something I probably would never have seen. Also, thank you for the way in which you shot it. You took us up to the front and gave us a spectacular experience. Well done!!!
His level of sarcasm is beyond extraordinary😂😂👌🏻
Standard British sarcasm mate 😃
Absolutely Amazing all the hundredths of people celebrating year after year for 5000 years this relative pacific religious tradition. WOW.
Much longer than that
5000 years for Christians and Islam..
13000 years for science
16000 years for Hinduism
3:33 “Sometimes you see things in India that immediately take you out of your good mood.” *Lady Immediately Spits Upon Shoe*
That's India.
You got everything 😂
2AM in Toronto, Much love... Jai Bhole Ki!
Gn bro sd
Stii wake up.wow jay bhole ki....
There's something Primal about this. Even if you are not a Hindu ... you feel something about this.
I was thinking the same, felt something even behind my screen
@@zoharcollins9831 That's your HDMI cable.
@@jimfavor2081 bro that was so fucking good
That's the beauty of hinduism
@@jimfavor2081
Lmfao😀😁😆😂🤣
Underrated Comment
Thanx Bruv you just cheered me up and lifted my spirits after seeing that poor guy
Laughter truly is the best medicine
WOW ... that was superb ... a beautiful ceremony. Thank you for this opportunity to see and hear it, you can almost smell the incense.
Be well Mr. Bald, love travelling with you.
It is 12:00am here in Denver Colorado but I am still here watching lol Can’t ever miss your videos ♥️
I would love to visit Colorado for the perfect Kush...wish I can
What a rebel
Does it Snow in Denver?
Good night for u and good afternoon for me now
It's 1pm in India
a shop called lucky where the L has fallen off... brilliant.
its the Ucky shop !
Unknown Artist in Pushkar was this thing that said ‘ shop recomend in all tourist baibles. ‘
it might fave been a d, s, m, y ...you thought i was going to say f right.
2:04
Somebody took the L
Hi from the Philippines, The guy from near the temple was teaching you what to shout near the temples, Har Har Har MahaDev, it means Highest praise and Hail to Lord Shiva; The God of Gods. :))) Love your videos, very informative and showing your many super adventure all over the world. God Bless You!
HarHarHar MahaDev :)))
Jai bhole ki Mr bald.....
May lord shiva bless you always....
Thank god you upload new vlogs daily, I desperately wait for them. I can’t even describe it in words how much happy vibes I get from your videos, keep up the good work buddy! Hope to see some stuff from Himachal Pradesh.
Cheers!
Cheers Faisal
Well this just made my whole day❤️
I’m from Belgium and our country is in quarantine for 5 weeks due to corona so thanks to your for traveling and showing some imagine footage!
I'm Hindu living in the Caribbean and our celebrations here are similar to this. However not at this large scale.
Trinidad?
Got to be Trini :)
Kyle 19
Where? I’m Dutch-indian (but my parents are from Suriname and I go there almost every year).
@Leonard Carr yep Trinidad
@@krystingrant6292 Yep Trini
Im from the UK and I am quite jealous of what you have. Constantly chasing better jobs here becomes so stressful and repetitive, what you once loved got you a job/career but you start to get quite sick of it. I definitely don't have the balls to just pick up and leave but I never really considered somewhere like India as a place to visit and try to release that stress until I started watching these videos.
Cheers for being a source of inspiration
this guy confidence is through the roof. Yet always respectful and not arrogant by any means. Great dude to watch, I think hanging out with bald would be a real pleasure
I’m addicted to your channel .trust me you are very different from other blogger .one thing I want to tell you bald your Hindi attract us means you small words like sab thik heh ,hello bhaisahab ,kya haal heh bhaisahab ,you are unique.
So true, it's hella funny sometimes 😂
Chant hare Krishna mantra. Jaya Sri Krishna! Watching this from Los Angeles California. Merry Christmas. Hari bol.
@@sauravPandeymumbai God(Krishna) bless you and ur family.
Hari bol..
We are all "Jai Bhole Ki" people here.
Hare Krishna
Jai shri KRISHNA
Shri krishna govinda hare murare hey nath narayana vasudeva 🙏
I can't believe this is part of the same planet I live on.
And probably thousands of years older than the place where you live.
1.4 billion people out out the 7 billion in a country mostly dedicated to THE oldest religion in the world is bound to be different and have many secrets than the western world. Essentially every little thing in your life can probably be traced back here then further back to egypt and africa
Government doesn’t care about reinvestment into the country, that’s why it’s like that, looks filthy kip
dont look around much aye ? Majority of the planet is this or worse.
Lol government it's gods judgement for that demonic ritual they're doing every night or w.e.
I came back from work a little while ago, I had a terribly busy and tiring day as soon as I put on one of your videos it makes me feel ten times better thank you for uploading such quality videos.
Mr Bald you promised to drink bhang lassi. That guy in the previous video is still waiting( your search for hotel video)
Greetings from Latin America! Great videos makes my want to travel wonderful videos of India and Eastern Europe I’ve seen them all
Bald,
Thank you for showing this! I have wanted to go to the Ganges river to see this ceremony for many years. I had a trip planned about 15 years ago, but there was a travel advisory, the embassies were evacuated, and I never went. What a beautiful culture! I see why you like it in India!
I don't know that I'll ever make it there, but it was beautiful to see. So many thanks, I cannot explain.
Thank you!!!
Plzz come to India nd do visit dis place
@@kameshjaiswal5453 5
Jai Bhole Ki ! Cheers from Austin Tx
Ayeee I'm from houston.
From Dallas. Texas presence is strong on this channel :)
We Brits love Texas👍
Hell yea I'm from austin texas
Jay bhole ki🙏
Nobody:
Indian people: *beep*
Horn is used as a safety feature here...
😭
Actually we talk with horn and light
Nobody said nothing. Stupid comment.
Beep beep
Just started watching your channel and it’s amazing. I can’t stop watching.
Where I live in Canada we have nothing like this. Mostly just snow LOL
Sounds lovely 😆
@@baldandbankrupt still think I'd rather have the snow and empty streets than the noise. India would drive me mad after a day 😂 I propose they build cars without horns...
@Joshwa Langers lol I've never heard anyone here say "aboot" . But everyone says "Eh" and "sorry"
@@StarGazerHere yeah Brampton should named Khalistan
Matt H kamu beruntung :D
This was good Varanasi looked so amusing! especially the part when the ceremony started and the music was playing good job mr bald!
Thank you Mr. B & B. Such a great broadcast! Love the close up shots of the ceremony, the crowd, and the boats on the “river”. An incredible experience. Grateful from near Los Angeles, California.
Hi Mr. Bald, I really like that your vlogs are allways about the experience, It feels like being there with you. Most of the vloggers nowadays are mostly focused on themselves and the image. You just go there with your denim shirt, the cammera and that´s it. Keep it up, I think your videos have a lot of potential, hope you make it to the top! Jai Bohle Ki!
I hate those lifestyle vloggers and their swag to the core. Mr. Bald is like a fresh breath of air for me.
That part with the bells and chanting at the festival gave me goosebumps, incredible video Mr Bald.
That awakes you
impressive, , stunning & spectacular, Thanks Mr Bald %JAIBOLAKI%.from ALGERIA
Hbibna
jai bhole ki
Bravo mr bald, greetings from Germany
I get social anxiety just watching this, idk how I could actually visit there
This place is called VARANASI... similar but less congested you can look at Ganges River bank in Rishikesh (search RUclips for the city Varanasi or Rishikesh or Haridwar..)(2) This type of prayers with Fire are called AARTI..you also can go to the city called Haridwar also...see RUclips n select the place if your liking before going
All these places offer decent accommodation at reasonable prices... better winter..not summer
Any guidance will be provided about India...
If you are interested to see Artists sculptures in Temple.. Search..HAMPI TEMPLE..IN THE STATE OF KARNATAKA...OR ELLORA CAVES IN MAHARASHTRA..any questions you may write
It's for the crazy people out there not the ones who spend most of the day inside a cozy bed in a some corner of world.😴😪
i've got mad social anxiety. I went to visit India, mumbai with my family once. it was way less overwelhming then i thought. I feel way more anxious in big groups of judgemental westerns then poor indian people who look up to anyone who is white.. Kind of sad story.
Imagine living there.
@@sharsasuke01 Last place on Earth i would want to visit.....NO THANKS !!
Aur Bhaisahab? Pehchana? 3videos in last 24hrs. 💦🙏 You're a legend 😘
you are the real legend, setting up wi-fi in after life.
Legends never die!
Did u get the promised virgins? Were any of them females?😂
Wow, Another awesome video from Mr. Bald . Thanks
" The Craziness" is totally correct in India!,
Aloha from Hawaii Mr. Bald 🤙🏽
Aloha back at you!
Now that's a place I'd love to visit
pure Aloha or Sloted Aloha
It's my *first time* ever i see you giving money to a beggar. ☝️ 👣
*I am surprised.*
Mr. 100 Rupees HAhaha. .. you should get your money back too .. keeep fellow him :-D
Haha... Mr 100rs triggered
LOL
The crawling man was slightly more deserving than you, don’t you think?
Ur giving india bad name!! Find a job!!
11:31 wow! i can feel that is a special moment for all those persons.
youre spoiling us with all these uploads. its 3am here
I love all your India videos. It's such a mental place. There's no way I could handle it. I can imagine that people would fall in love with the place.
Really thought you were going to end up in the Ganges you were so close .... fantastic insight into such a diverse country so thankful to you for bringing us all along
We have 29 states and each state is like a whole new country with different culture,language,food,dressing,everything differs.haha😂😂😂😂
@Chuckyy 69 I'm pet sure Mr.bald remove you from this comment section 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
@Chuckyy 69 we never say India is developed :) but we try to improve each day
@Chuckyy 69 Chucky ur country is In my ass
your comment is cringe af
Pakistan exists to get fucked by India
Dude! You and Itchy Boots, two of my favorite true-travel video bloggers, were in Varanasi literally within 1 week of each other! So cool to see one on foot and the other on bike and intersect. The world is big and scary, until you go out and then it becomes much smaller. Like you said, we have to remember to reflect on just how lucky we are.
"Are yaar ye kitna achcha hai na"
@Fake Priest Scammer Of Ganga Ghat subbed u! Fake pandit ji!
@Fake Priest Scammer Of Ganga Ghat you mean 10min wali na
This is most likely the best part of youtube. Thank you for showing us all these interesting parts of the world.
That ceremony looked amazing! Looks like everyone came down to the river to look at it, truly marvelous :)
Are yaar bhut acha hai video 🤗
ha yaar video bahuth achha hai n😀
you are one different tourist who mix with the locals unlike others and you are funny too and sorry for all those spits mr. bald ..actually we indians are still evolving
wtf is that I sow a lot of spat every India video I'm watching tf happing there yikk
"Still evolving"
I'm Indian and it's funny 😂
Definately not bringing any nice shoes to india lol prolly donate what I wear when I'm leaving
Fine ppl like USA for littering and spiting .
@@hassu2149 keep calm, smoke weeds, fuck off😑...
He is just such a good traveler, great content great detail stopping showing shop and talking so interesting and a lovely places India changed my view of India
Its 2:09 am and I found your channel a few days ago and I can’t stop watching
Just discovered your channel yesterday, and am currently binge watching all of your videos. You are doing an amazing job. Watching your videos makes me want to backpack across India even more! Love from Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦
His Hindi Sounds more confident than my Hindi. Hindi is my mother tongue.
Yeah,hindi speaking foreigeners speak far better hindi than the native hindi speaker
@@bulu9214 It's not about correct Hindi mate, his Hindi ain't that good but it is the way he says it. His confidence makes his Hindi sound very good.
@@istiyaq37 I am also not talking about correct hindi. I am just saying that foreigeners hindi speaking skill sounds better than native hindi speaker so I am on your side. Particularly I very much dislike that bihari hindi and bhojpuri. They cringe me too much. They sounds like language of illeterates n gawar.
@@bulu9214 Squiggle squiggle squiggle!
@@bulu9214 dude why u tamilians always hate hindi people so much disliking is one thing and hating is other why so much and pls dont start that hindi imposition am also against that and am not from the BIMARU states
*Har Har Mahadev* *Jay Bhole ki* 😊
The Cookie Guy the cookie guy lmao! 😂
@@MrBeafyYT Jay Bhole ki 🍪
@@thecookieguy8777 Let me bite that cookie brother 💖
@@hyperoid3901 Here you go 🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪
@@thecookieguy8777 no here you gi 🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪
"Har Har Maha Dev" thank you Sir, it's my good fortune that I am watching your video and visit Ganga first time in my life I am not Indian
I can't stop being amazed how immersed you make the viewer feel Bald. Beautiful work.
I’ve watched about 20 of your videos today I’m addicted
"I'm a lesbian" 1:59
Fattony6666 good for you my dear
'Ahan, Maheshbhaiya', more likely
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm an illegal lesbian, I'm an Indian in New Yorrrrrk. *Jay Bullock Key.*
Someone in the phone call saying " hello manoj (name) bhai (bro)"😁😁
11:15 the girl saying "ahhh it's bald and bankrupt"
amazing spot
Nice
Very interesting...thanks, must put it on my bucket list !!!!!!!!!!
Try HAR HAR MAHADEV in instead of JAY BHOLE KI... you will get reply..😊
shanu seal
What does that mean?
@@tiaking2002 its basically means same. MAHADEV,BHOLE,SHANKAR All are names of SHIVA.
@@tiaking2002 har in hindi means means everyone..and mahadev refers to the god of all gods i.e. Shiva...so the holy chant "Har har mahadev" means there is Lord shiva in each one of us 😊
Har Har Modi may also get you a reply.
Please Note : This is a joke.
Watching India series all over again. This never gets old. What an incredible full of life person Mr Bald. Lots of wishes for your bright future.
Go to any mosque near by you and say jai bhole ki multiple times ..... You will get priceless reactions.....by the way amazing blog..... there is no better place in the world than Varanasi....
Haha he already did this in Mumbai, near Crawford market mosque 😂
N Banerjee he got kicked out of masjid lol
So much tolerance lol
Mandir m Allah Hafiz bolenge tab bhi priceless reactions hi milenge. Ye topic q Lana?
@@MinatoNamikaze-ib7vq aisa nahi hain. Try karlo ap. Tolerance is much higher. You can visit a church or temple or gurdwara or monastery & feel just like any other person there.
@@ProcalcitoninC haa Bhai ik. M bhi Hindi hi hu. Just keh rha tha har topic ki jagah Hoti h. Yha uski zaroorat nhi thi
Varanasi is a beautiful place. The present government should put some efforts to get the infrastructure of the city in place. The city is suffering because the lack of interest shown by the previous governments in developmental works in not only Varanasi but also other deserving cities like Allahabad ( Prayagraj), Kanpur, Lucknow and Gorakhpur.
Mr. Bald I thank you for showing my country to the entire world
As you say it JAY BOLEY KI.....
Dont change the way you say it. It sounds awesome and it has become your identity in the entire world.
Ask Modi to fix it..
@@swamiboo9375 He is fixing it sir, but the people should also contribute.
@@theindus2126 right he is fixing things 😂
And people aren't contributing!?.. Have you forgotten demonetisation..? Did you forget how so many people became atmanirbhar over night after a nation wide lockdown was announced, giving all but 4 hours..?
People can only do so much.. People did contribute to the huge pop explosion so I can understand the problems we are facing.. But governments don't do anything in India and that's why we see what we see today...
Anyway my comment was just sarcasm.. Varanasi is Modi's constituency and all of India has seen how many times he has visited there to see what's going on.. And how big of a faliure Navami ganga marketing campaign has been.. Or for that matter Swach Bharat..
Give him ten more years and he will not do anything, BUT talk BS like he always does.
@@swamiboo9375 you means to say in simple words.. Only Congress can fix varanasi 🤣🤣
I am from Varanasi. Grew up there and moved to metro in Hyderabad, lived in Bangalore and now live in Navi Mumbai. Have been to US and UK. Nothing compares to Varanasi though.
It shows humanity as a whole. The good, the bad and the weird. That's why it's considered so spiritual. It makes you question where you belong in the world and what you're thankful for. It hits you with joy and beauty and ugliness and sorrows of humanity all at the same time. You can find people who are post modern and people who still live in the stone age all in the same area. You question where you have come from. The city asks you to let go of something. It can take away your pride and arrogance or just turn you nihilist and let go of all care of the world entirely. I found my spiritually in an atheist and stoic existence. It depends what you're willing to take away from the emotional overload.
Varanasi/Indian people have the annoying habit of spitting. I have personally never been spit on after living there for 15 years. The best way to avoid it is stay conscious of your surroundings. The idea is if you're in the street corner someone will be spitting paan there at some point. Just stay alert. Chewing tobacco is an addiction for many and not a pretty one. And it's a big problem. The good part is that people are getting aware of the flaws and correcting them. We Indians do correct each other all the time. Have personally stopped hecklers from bothering tourists so many times. The poverty is what has resulted in those flaws. And when a country is left in shambles and poverty by colonisation, it takes time to rise up. Takes even more time when you're trying to do it democratically. Not trying to take a jab at UK here but the resonance of colonial exploit is still there. Placess like US or UK or even Gujrat tries to hide that ugliness and Varanasi doesn't. That's the only major difference. Just a walk down the street reminds you that the problems don't go away if you hide them. So yeah, its still the best city to grow personally, maybe not the best to live in. Om Namah Shivay.
Mr bald...come and explore nepal in the mountains and himalayas along with the great culture and lovely people...you will love nepal too next to india
Hey Mr. Bald I just had 5hr surgery yesterday and a big coincidence happened to me yesterday my anesthesiologist just happens to be of India descent and in our conversations I mentioned you cause he asked where did I learn to greet in Hindi he told me he also watches your videos aah who would of thought lol. Happy Holidays 🎄🎅⛄🔔
Wow what a coincidence..Get well soon..😊
hope u recover soon
love from india
*Jai bhole ki*
world is a small place lol :D
The Noid get well soon mate
@mrjo2thec Hail lord shiva
Humbling. Thanks 🙏🏽 for walking through and permitting me to see and experience the realities of life around the world. You are very courageous and compassionate. I was especially moved by the young man that you gave money too. I’m ashamed of my “much,” in comparison to so many’s lack. Utterly disgusted with myself in this regard. I sincerely desire and hope to do more for all of mankind in this regard. -j
As a worldwide people’s, we are only as strong as our weakest.
Love the ceremony
Thank you
This is my favorite video 😍💖🙏
Om Namo Narayana
RAW UNEDITED VIDEOS... WITH THANKFULLY NO TACKY WESTERN MUSIC AND SLOW MOTION... ❤️❤️❤️
Music heard in the background briefly around 7:42 is a rendition of the sacred mantra "Om Namah Shivaya" sung by Suresh Wadkar. He is one of the most popular singers in India, and in 2020, the Government of India honored him with the Padma Shri.
Is it just me or do i always look at the reaction of the locals when they see you lol!
Must be that gorgeous shiny head!!!
Which one?
Another excellent vlog from my favorite RUclips traveller Mr Bald ...I am addicted to your videos Mr bald ...regards Harpal Singh
Mai india m rehte huye aajtk varansi nahi ja paya due to prsnl reasons...but through ur vlog i see d aarti( prayer) nd lots of things which i never seen before ...Big tx 2 u Sir🙏🏿🙏🏿 Lv, support nd respect 4rm India city ( Chandigarh )🇮🇳❤️🙏🏿
11:17
The girl eyeing you at the ceremony and the "We gotta go" friend rite next to her.. Comedy!
Hello mr bald
Just wanna say that as there is difference in 't' and 'th', same difference in 'b' and 'bh'.
So its 'jai bhole ki' but you sound 'bole'
Try to prononunce bhole not bole.
Hope u get it😊❤️
Got it bro!
@KIRAN BHANGALE haha
Watched this to get some vicarious sensory stimulation during the quarantine. Yep, should be good for another week of solitude. Love your videos!
When you see a poor guy literally crawling through the street begging for money, it makes you feel guilt and shame for ever complaining about our petty little problems. I've been fighting back the tears ever since I saw that. God please bless that man...
Nah, I have it way worse. I once had someone litter 5 feet away from me. Can you believe that? There was a bin right there as well! Disgusting. Street gangs are getting worse.
7:34 "What's going on?.....Good question!" The strangest things make me laugh!
Have been following your vlogs on India during all these lockdown months... To be honest I've learnt about my country from a different perspective! Great work buddy! Some day I don't know whether you have been or not, come to Kolkata and other certain places of West Bengal! You will love it!
Carry on!
I'm a fairly new subscriber catching up on all your Indian videos. I'm a tall ginger lady with long red hair so I stood out big time when I went to India in 2015. I've learned a ton of Hindi myself so I always enjoy when you speak Hindi with the locals. I enjoy their shocked reaction lol. I visited the golden temple as you did, and the Haridware part of the Ganges, where I also saw poor invalids like the one crawling on the ground.
Side note, I wonder if you have ever visited Egypt? I can't seem to find any videos of yours visiting there. Would be nice to see your take on it. Zamalek is nice and quiet, on the river Nile.
Wow, I feel so lucky to be born in a country aside from india