Join me as I explore a bit of Addition Hill in Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila Philippines. Don't forget yo wear your headphones for some 3D Audio! =) Thanks so much for watching!
I left the Philippines in 1987. It's refreshing to see the city streets again where pedestrians, bicycles, tricycles, jeepneys, and cars get along so well.
I left in'88. Went back in 2017 to see if i wanted to retire there and fell in love all over again. I stayed in Mandaluyong. 17 months to go, I pray they're letting people in by then
Don't know how I got this recommended, but thanks for sharing what the influencers hide. That's the type of tourism that I like to see, the daily activities and the real interaction of the locals.
Thank you very much for sharing the video of Mandaluyong. You clearly see the disparity between the affluent and the working class. Yet life goes on and folks do whatever they can support their families despite the financial constraints. I noticed the strong sense of community and connection among the residents in the video. Children playing, sari sari stores and tricycles everywhere.
This video is absolutely remarkable! You should win an award for your videos, particularly this one. I honestly feel like I’ve been to Mandaluyong now! Fantastic. May I ask how the picture is so steady as you ride your bicycle? Also, how do you capture such fantastic ambient audio?!?!? It’s like I’m there! Please tell me the camera and microphone you are using. Thanks, and keep doing what you’re doing.
Thank you so much for this video. It's like I'm right there with you exploring. I love seeing the smiles from the families, friends, neighbors, just going about their day. I can see they are content and happy with what they have, each other, community.
A large part of barangay Addition Hills is government land where there are informal settlers. I live nearby and your video captured Sacred heart parish where I go to on Sundays. There used to be an open space here in Welfareville where the movie Missing in action where Chuck Norris starred was filmed. I was a kid then and saw this Hollywood actor.
Puerto Rico and the Philippines were the last two territories of the Spanish Kingdom in the New World. From Puerto Rico I want to send a big hug to all the beautiful people of the Philippine Islands. God bless you all!!!!!!!!
Gracias hermano hispano. We were once under the same kingdom. We have shared culture. We are Hispanic. Separated after the colonization. Hug to our Puerto Rican borthers from your Filipino brothers.
both "countries" (i know puerto rico is still an unincorporated territory of the US) also have lechon as their national dish i believe! correct me if i'm wrong 😅
Thanks for this! I lived in the Manila area for several months in 1994-95 and have been back a few times since. One thing that I really notice that is different: when I was there, a huge proportion of the cars on the street were old clunkers. Now they all look pretty new and well-maintained. Also, the traffic is not as heavy, though that may just be the region you were in. Other than that, everything looks really familiar!
Thanks so much for watching, the traffic wasn't as bad during this filming, but the pandemic is getting better here which means now there is a lot more traffic =)
Locked down in Sydney for almost two months now and possibly more to come. Can't go anywhere but only for work and food, this tour helps me cope with all the bs. Cheers Krypto!
a lot of this is due to the locals doing it themselves. i remember when i was in vietnam. the amount of trash the locals just tossed on the ground was disgusting. and i asked them. why are you throwing your trash on the ground? they said, the garbage men will come pick it up later. but thats just a bad mentality. because the garbage men cannot pickup all the trash all the time.
@@OhCuePie thats not my point. my point is that if ur poor. and u want to live in a nicer area... dont throw ur litter on the ground and then complain.. that ur area is dirty
theres plenty video on youtube that shown LA or philly ghetto area , where it look like apocalypse i mean the building and everything are neat but the street are filled with trash and people that on drug or drunks , i mean no matter how nice the area maybe but if there's are too much trash and trash people in the area then that area will eventually become a Trashy ass place .
Reminds me of how other people telling me that if they don't litter, people who's work is cleaning will loose their jobs. Ironically it's not just on the slums but also from people on malls and other high end areas in Manila. And the first time I heard people say it are my classmates from a private school that I had attended in elementary and high school. Like the janitor will loose his or her job.
@@keurikeuri7851 i had dumb friend (used to be friend) yeah he saying same shit like "oh im creating job for people". Shit glad we dont hang out anymore
Mahirap tingnan pero nahihirap ba talaga? Pangit ang bahay pero makikita mo may cellphone, may motorsiklo Mahirap b talaga o ayaw lang umalis sa nakasanayan? Ma maniniwala pa ako sa mga na ninirahan sa tabing kalsada ,nahiga sa karton . Masmalala pa ngayon ang sitwaayon sa California na mukha ng zombie ang mga tao sa tabing kalsada
The homeless tents in LA, SF California and Portland Oregon is worse compared to what you see in this video. The US homeless are miserable. Many on this Mandaluyong video have smiling people, kids playing, small food business owners, motorcycle owners and transport business. Not pretty place but generally not extremely miserable. At least I know myself would rather live in Mandaluyong than in a tent under a freeway bridge in Portland during the winter.
It is really hard to enforce a simple rule of clearing the sidewalks so people will not walk on the streets everywhere in Metro Manila. Thats one thing that will stay forever, impossible to improve.
whatever other people said,..i still love Manila and always want to go to manila again. This city has more soul than any other cities.love from a Malaysian
I am in the same position as you, I haven't been back to the Philippines for over 20 years. A lot of things remained the same but it actually looks more developed than what I remember seeing in the 90's.
@@apinezstats2237 If you are referring to me, I think that I have an idea of what the Philippines is like. Some things change, and some things stay the way they are.
OMG, Philippine just look exactly the same as my country in Vietnam , every corners street road house , street food , motorcycle, car OMG I missed all those.
You can see the matter how you want, but with these pictures the feeling manifests that the people there are still alive. Not in wealth but somehow content. You feel the positive energies flowing there. A fascinatingly beautiful video. Thank you for the effort.
This is something I feel that a lot of foreigners wishing to come to the United State don't understand. The Philippines without a doubt has some extreme poverty and corruption. But a lot of Americans from all incomes can make money, job a decent job, but feel empty inside from being alive but not actually "living." I'm an expat and have been in the Southeast Asian region for a while. The contrast to what's found in the city and suburbs of the USA and most of Europe and SE Asia is conspicuous. There are a lot of reasons for this in the USA but I mostly blame suburban sprawl and social polarization.
Great video. The clarity and resolution was so sharp. The pacing was just right. I could almost feel the humidity and smell the diesel and pungent city odors.
@@AmishHitman73.Archive Clarity and resolution refers to the video quality, not the weather conditions dunce. It is humid everyday in the phillippines Einstein.
@@Tchild2 nah dippy boi when you are used to it there are humid days then there are people like you that cant hack it and dont know what in the hell they are talking about piss off
left the philippines 12 years ago. had my vacations from time to time to visit mandaluyong but seeing it now feels good to remember the old days. sounds amazing too with my bose headset!
Born and raised in BLK.36. I left the country 10 years ago. Seems like welfareville have changed a lot. I miss it. I remembered it was a lot of free land back when I was growing up. They even have horses close to Jose Fabella Memorial School. I miss it a lot and it’s people still live in poverty. I grew up in the squatter area close to Sanctuary. I miss the people and our culture. I’ll be coming back soon to help out some families.
Such a pleasure to go on a trip with you. The world is huge! I can't believe how many places I've never been before and possibly will never get the chance to go!
@@MemeMaster-gz7nk tama naman sabi niya. Sa nakikita ko kahit sa ganyang lugar pinapanatili nilang malinis lugar nila..pansinin mo walang mga pira-pirasong basura at bubog na nagkalat sa daan..Di lang naka porma ng maayos mga bahay nila pero malinis ang daanan..
I do not understand how people could live with the loud speakers blasting, I did not understnd what the loud speakers were saying but I can't imagaine having to listen to the speakers so loud early in the morning. That would drive me crazy. I hope the speakers are not turned on the weekends. I heard my favorite Phillipino group SB19 signing their hit song MAPA, I knew at that moment that this video was very recent. I imagined the smell of gasoline from the trikes and motorbikes, I imagined the smell of fresh baked goods and delicious rice and stuff. I must say I did not see a lot of people engaging in public smoking of cigarrettes and that was surprising in a good way. I am so happy that many of the people seem to not smoke and were compliant with the wearing of the mask.
I remember in the 90s in Tanjung Priok, North Jakarta, the situation was similar to this. Now North Jakarta is in a better and organized condition. Greetings from Indonesia.
Interesting concept video. A real street view tells everything to us a lot. This is what the government needs to have attention with, not only beautifying those commercial areas, but also to the tiniest alleys around. I think the rumor about dividing the Brgy. Addition Hills into more baranggays is always a good idea. The dense population there is hard to manage, seriously. Don't conclude and generalize the population as lazy. I know many people there, working hard. Maytunas creek clearing is a great project done there. Well, despite the city's big malls, corporate building and condominiums it's hard to believe that there is a wide slum out there. Despite the city's wealthy image, it has still a poor side. Live well...
So many people. Half Australia's population living in this area... As an Aussie, I'm lucky to see a dozen people I don't know through the day.. And travelling by car ! We love the Phillipines ! Such lovely people... Wonderful walking tour !
OMG!!!! So crowded, and sad to say that it is so poor place! How people can live on that crowded area? Seems if theres fire, all houses will gonna be hit! 🤦🏻♀️
@@jayneh2006 - Actually a lot of them are better off than most of the poor Canadians in Canada when I was there. The problem is zoning and poor city planning. A lot of families here build houses up 4 to 6 stories high without following any Building code. Haphazard electrical and plumbing construction. No planning on load bearing measurements or even proper firewalls. The area usually gets a major fire 2 to 3 times a year. The bad wet section you've seen here in the area have just recently been torched a few months ago. Destroying hundreds of houses.(that's the reason a lot of the houses are unpainted or unfinished looking) It'll take a while to fix that part of the area, by the time they finished painting them another area somewhere will get burned.
Im often in the Philippines, it appears more quiet now than before pandemic. RC drink, RC Cola. It is just one more american cola like coca cola and Pepsi. this is some Hatcher for the Hatcher grocery i think. They might started with an ginger ale, not cola. In beginning of 1900's I seen it in north europe too.
@@eduardochavacano Not only Manila, also sold in Oslo, Lillestrøm and several places. RC is an american brand, Sold many places in the world. Nothing to do with "poor manns choice" It is just another brand. Poor man's Cola is "Grans"
OMG so chaotic!!! Change these homes..a lot of them are shacks...our country still has a long way to go yet...Maraming Salamat po Sir for sharing..a kababayan from New York 🇺🇸
Wow...what an amazing video. So clear and smooth. Are you riding on a scooter alone or someone do the driving and you are riding while vlogging? Are you Filipino or foreigner? I am just curious bro. Tnx4sharing 🙋
The sound on this is awesome (as is the footage) - what are you using to capture it? I've checked your gear link, but I'm not sure what you've used here.
Are there expensive apartments over there? Maybe with a gym inside and things like that. Never been to the Philippines just wondering how it works. I’m curious about prices too. Thanks 🙏 cheers from Argentina 🤗
@@retfede depending on the location of the condo and amenities, from regular to really high end highrise condos with swimming pool, gym, restaurants, and large lobby security. Many were built along with shopping malls on the lower floors. For example Makati area can be expensive. Mine is in a financial district of Mandaluyong. Prices using pesos, from 1million to 50million. I saw two years ago a Trump Tower condo named after him way beyond my budget, or willing to invest.
Still looks like I remember 21 years ago. It's a long way from becoming like Japan. No wonder my wife doesn't want to go back. We chose rural Japan instead.
@@Sanctifiers and low property taxes. My friend in Ishikawa has a 3000 sf house on an acre of land. Taxes are under $400 a year. I could afford to keep my house in such a country. Not in America. Greed apocalypse is eating the West.
This people are not poor.The real poor Filipinos lives in the squatter areas which there's even no electricity from greedy Meralco and that's where i rent a small room as a house to live with my family but still happy coz feel luckier than to those family who dwell in the street,sad
Thank you very much for this video, halos 6 na years na rin hindi nakakauwi ng mandaluyong nakakamiss yung childhood experiences at grabe na binago ng addition hills. Sad to say nga lang sobra na dumami ang tao doon hindi tulad dati na halos makakasalubong mo kilala mo pa.
Jan kmi nkatira block 16, 1974 to 1980.. iilan plang kaming bahay jan pati ung tambakan molave dating oval na malaking bakanteng lote yan jan kmi nagpapalipad ng saranggola dati. Ngayon jusko napakarami na ng bahay at tao hayyy.
i am so glad the aglo pushed your thumbnail on my homepage ! i have watched that video with so much interest ! subscribe and i think i have a lot of things to discover ! I enjoyed, i did not planned, it... just really like these videos ! cheers from the streets of the most populous city of Africa, Lagos Nigeria
35:25 MANDALUYONG As with the etymological legends of many Philippine places, when the foreigners asked what the place was called, the locals answered with the description "madaluyong" ("undulating"), later transcribed by Spanish writers as "Mandaluyong," with the addition of an “n”. Another version of the name is based on a legend that a Maharlika named Luyong fell in love with Manda, the lovely daughter of a barangay chieftain. The chieftain did not like Luyong and forbade him Manda's hand. Luyong overcame this objection by winning a series of tribal contests, as was the custom at the time. The couple settled thereafter in a place which was later called “Mandaluyong" - a term made up of joining their names.
Hello , thanks for visiting our hometown Mandaluyong is the nicest neat place you should want to visit. My house is nearby to your pathway in F. Martinez , mandaluyong motto "Mandaluyong Disiplinado"
I love your videos kuya, people going about there business living in the back streets of manila, I can't wait to return one day. Keep the videos coming po. Salamat kuya. keep safe.
@@vivendodeairbnb não sei se esta sendo sarcastico mas embora o pais tenha um indice de desenvolvimento super baixo tem seus lados bons e ruins, tenha dinheiro e veja os hoteis e prais que são paradisiacas là.
Thanks for visiting our place. It may not look perfect but atleast there are changes in our city. Please try to visit the malls and hotels nearby after ecq.
12:16 I was just thinking, since they have warm climate, I wonder if someone could make any money with a roof top garden system. Grab some buckets and dig up some fertile soil from outside the city. Set up a rainwater collection system.
Asawa checked into, most roofs are not designed for the additional weight. Now looking into container farming in Cavite using processes being developed in Singapore
My mom wanted to have a rooftop garden but the builder said no on our ideas. We wanted a Kdrama rooftop garden patio style but apparently it wouldn't be safe so we opt out with out rooftop garden idea.
To all the fools saying the locals are too lazy, you are forgetting how hard farming is without expensive machinery for automation then add on top of that a typhoon season for half the year that will flood all your land and destroy all your basic infrastructure. All this explains why most low land is only suitable for rice farming or else crops that are not perishable like coffee & tree nuts. Many crops are destroyed when the weather is bad in an island country with unstable weather. If you shopped the local markets and paid attention to what's in season vs what is available for an affordable price you would know.
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Join me as I explore a bit of Addition Hill in Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila Philippines. Don't forget yo wear your headphones for some 3D Audio! =) Thanks so much for watching!
Hidilyn Diaz becomes the first-ever Olympian to win a gold medal for the Philippines
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It's nice to follow.
WOW buti nalang my war on drugs...
Mas maganda pa kaysasa USA...
Panoorin dn to:
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Are you on a bicycle? Why are you moving so fast I like when you walked and do the videos but this one I don't like just do the walk it's better
Krypto San ka sa mandaluyong
I left the Philippines in 1987. It's refreshing to see the city streets again where pedestrians, bicycles, tricycles, jeepneys, and cars get along so well.
Where do you live now?
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"get along" meanwhile two filipinos yelling at each other to see whos right and wrong about cutting someone off
I left in'88. Went back in 2017 to see if i wanted to retire there and fell in love all over again. I stayed in Mandaluyong.
17 months to go, I pray they're letting people in by then
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Don't know how I got this recommended, but thanks for sharing what the influencers hide. That's the type of tourism that I like to see, the daily activities and the real interaction of the locals.
¿como ?
Na pa ka dumi Ng inyong bayan nakakahiya kayo lalo na Ang mayor ninyo Ang baho na inyong bayan maglinis Naman kayo. Nasa television Ang city ninyo
Thank you very much for sharing the video of Mandaluyong. You clearly see the disparity between the affluent and the working class. Yet life goes on and folks do whatever they can support their families despite the financial constraints. I noticed the strong sense of community and connection among the residents in the video. Children playing, sari sari stores and tricycles everywhere.
I visited Manila, Philippines in 2016. It was amazing. For which, l love Manila So much ❤️❤️❤️
I can't understand how people can live like this, I love you Europe even more after seeing this chaos..
This video is absolutely remarkable! You should win an award for your videos, particularly this one. I honestly feel like I’ve been to Mandaluyong now! Fantastic. May I ask how the picture is so steady as you ride your bicycle? Also, how do you capture such fantastic ambient audio?!?!? It’s like I’m there! Please tell me the camera and microphone you are using. Thanks, and keep doing what you’re doing.
This video makes you appreciate what you have in life.
See that's the thing about the Philippines. You don't need material things to be happy and appreciate life.
@@katdaddy469 Exactly. That's why i plan to retire there in 2023 (if they let us in that is) 🇺🇸❤️🇵🇭🙏💯
Thank you so much for this video. It's like I'm right there with you exploring. I love seeing the smiles from the families, friends, neighbors, just going about their day. I can see they are content and happy with what they have, each other, community.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching =)
WOW PHILIPPINES LOOKS SO MODERN AND CLEAN LIKE MY INDIA 🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I thought this was Bombay
LOL
Bombay lodi
Satire
A large part of barangay Addition Hills is government land where there are informal settlers. I live nearby and your video captured Sacred heart parish where I go to on Sundays. There used to be an open space here in Welfareville where the movie Missing in action where Chuck Norris starred was filmed. I was a kid then and saw this Hollywood actor.
Pretty darn cool, thanks for sharing!
Am I the only one impressed by how well those dogs navigate through such crazy traffic?
I thought the same thing. The dogs seem to know where there going as well as the people. Crazy!
basics for dogs in 3rd world countries
fr, i can barely navigate through the traffic! that's why i don't drive lol
And that they pay no attention to one another.
Puerto Rico and the Philippines were the last two territories of the Spanish Kingdom in the New World. From Puerto Rico I want to send a big hug to all the beautiful people of the Philippine Islands. God bless you all!!!!!!!!
TY for watching =)
Gracias hermano hispano. We were once under the same kingdom. We have shared culture. We are Hispanic. Separated after the colonization. Hug to our Puerto Rican borthers from your Filipino brothers.
both "countries" (i know puerto rico is still an unincorporated territory of the US) also have lechon as their national dish i believe! correct me if i'm wrong 😅
I miss the Philippines. Its a great place to live. If you are rich, other than that, its a struggle just to survive every day.
Not very different from Brazil but we are a little better
i agree with you.
@@eduardomelnik2904 the only difference in brazil is the enormous violence in there
Thanks for this! I lived in the Manila area for several months in 1994-95 and have been back a few times since. One thing that I really notice that is different: when I was there, a huge proportion of the cars on the street were old clunkers. Now they all look pretty new and well-maintained. Also, the traffic is not as heavy, though that may just be the region you were in. Other than that, everything looks really familiar!
Thanks so much for watching, the traffic wasn't as bad during this filming, but the pandemic is getting better here which means now there is a lot more traffic =)
Locked down in Sydney for almost two months now and possibly more to come. Can't go anywhere but only for work and food, this tour helps me cope with all the bs. Cheers Krypto!
Thanks for watching =)
a lot of this is due to the locals doing it themselves. i remember when i was in vietnam. the amount of trash the locals just tossed on the ground was disgusting. and i asked them. why are you throwing your trash on the ground? they said, the garbage men will come pick it up later. but thats just a bad mentality. because the garbage men cannot pickup all the trash all the time.
Easy to talk like that.
Yeah, blame the poor for the squalor.
You obviously were born and bred somewhere else.
@@OhCuePie thats not my point. my point is that if ur poor. and u want to live in a nicer area... dont throw ur litter on the ground and then complain.. that ur area is dirty
theres plenty video on youtube that shown LA or philly ghetto area , where it look like apocalypse i mean the building and everything are neat but the street are filled with trash and people that on drug or drunks , i mean no matter how nice the area maybe but if there's are too much trash and trash people in the area then that area will eventually become a Trashy ass place .
Reminds me of how other people telling me that if they don't litter, people who's work is cleaning will loose their jobs. Ironically it's not just on the slums but also from people on malls and other high end areas in Manila. And the first time I heard people say it are my classmates from a private school that I had attended in elementary and high school. Like the janitor will loose his or her job.
@@keurikeuri7851 i had dumb friend (used to be friend) yeah he saying same shit like "oh im creating job for people". Shit glad we dont hang out anymore
Mahirap tingnan pero nahihirap ba talaga?
Pangit ang bahay pero makikita mo may cellphone, may motorsiklo
Mahirap b talaga o ayaw lang umalis sa nakasanayan?
Ma maniniwala pa ako sa mga na ninirahan sa tabing kalsada ,nahiga sa karton .
Masmalala pa ngayon ang sitwaayon sa California na mukha ng zombie ang mga tao sa tabing kalsada
The homeless tents in LA, SF California and Portland Oregon is worse compared to what you see in this video. The US homeless are miserable. Many on this Mandaluyong video have smiling people, kids playing, small food business owners, motorcycle owners and transport business. Not pretty place but generally not extremely miserable. At least I know myself would rather live in Mandaluyong than in a tent under a freeway bridge in Portland during the winter.
Ma nga addict karamihan Jan sa US. Nakita ko sa Kensington, Philadelphia vlog parang zombie
It is really hard to enforce a simple rule of clearing the sidewalks so people will not walk on the streets everywhere in Metro Manila. Thats one thing that will stay forever, impossible to improve.
whatever other people said,..i still love Manila and always want to go to manila again. This city has more soul than any other cities.love from a Malaysian
Friend Come again lets do business here.
I have been away from the Philippines over 20 years, and these are the streets and neighborhoods I grew up in. So things don't change.
I am in the same position as you, I haven't been back to the Philippines for over 20 years. A lot of things remained the same but it actually looks more developed than what I remember seeing in the 90's.
Go there personally and don't just base your perception of the PH on a single video
@@apinezstats2237 If you are referring to me, I think that I have an idea of what the Philippines is like. Some things change, and some things stay the way they are.
@@apinezstats2237 this is what philippines looks like though if you're not living in bgc, makati, etc. and this is coming from a filipino.
I just love how simple and peaceful living in the Philippines. No place like home.
Wait till you see the crime rate.
RC cola is big there?
@@cyvoc2316 Paradise compare to the Philadelphia video.ruclips.net/video/TtxivzIMUl0/видео.html
OMG, Philippine just look exactly the same as my country in Vietnam , every corners street road house , street food , motorcycle, car OMG I missed all those.
It's all good in the Section 4 Sai Gon 'hood
You can see the matter how you want, but with these pictures the feeling manifests that the people there are still alive. Not in wealth but somehow content. You feel the positive energies flowing there. A fascinatingly beautiful video. Thank you for the effort.
This is something I feel that a lot of foreigners wishing to come to the United State don't understand. The Philippines without a doubt has some extreme poverty and corruption. But a lot of Americans from all incomes can make money, job a decent job, but feel empty inside from being alive but not actually "living." I'm an expat and have been in the Southeast Asian region for a while. The contrast to what's found in the city and suburbs of the USA and most of Europe and SE Asia is conspicuous. There are a lot of reasons for this in the USA but I mostly blame suburban sprawl and social polarization.
Great video. The clarity and resolution was so sharp. The pacing was just right. I could almost feel the humidity and smell the diesel and pungent city odors.
Thank you very much!
exactly, nicely phrased description.
"The clarity and resolution was so sharp" thats because it wasnt a humid day, so no you wouldnt feel the humidity
@@AmishHitman73.Archive Clarity and resolution refers to the video quality, not the weather conditions dunce. It is humid everyday in the phillippines Einstein.
@@Tchild2 nah dippy boi when you are used to it there are humid days then there are people like you that cant hack it and dont know what in the hell they are talking about piss off
left the philippines 12 years ago. had my vacations from time to time to visit mandaluyong but seeing it now feels good to remember the old days. sounds amazing too with my bose headset!
the most important thing is to keep clean, stay healthy mafren, thank you for sharing from 🇮🇩❤️🇵🇭
Thanks for watching 😊
di manila 11-12 sama jakarta tp knp gak pernah banjir yah ?
@@bambangrizkifauji5374 emang lu pernah ke manila bilang 11-12 ?
@@bambangrizkifauji5374 soktauu
krn di philiphin pejabat gak korup kayak pejabat indo
Born and raised in BLK.36. I left the country 10 years ago. Seems like welfareville have changed a lot. I miss it. I remembered it was a lot of free land back when I was growing up. They even have horses close to Jose Fabella Memorial School. I miss it a lot and it’s people still live in poverty. I grew up in the squatter area close to Sanctuary. I miss the people and our culture. I’ll be coming back soon to help out some families.
Such a pleasure to go on a trip with you. The world is huge! I can't believe how many places I've never been before and possibly will never get the chance to go!
The CCP virus has screwed up travelling
The video and audio quality is amazing. Children around the world are all the same...kids just being kids. Excellent, vid. Thanks KT
Thank you very much Henry =)
One can judge a lot by their subscribe button !
And there channel page !
Manila is SO CROWDED glad I live where there are still a lot of open space. ( South west desert US)
Sweet! Albuquerque here.
Imagine if you can sleep early in this kind of place at night
Enjoy it while it lasts. This will be America soon.
Ok US is shit btw
@@edited7382 how can you be so sure? We dont have abortion in the Philippines lol
Thank you KT for bringing Mandaluyong , my close friend Joyce Barnevou stays here in one of the condos . Hope Joyce sees my comment.
Every now and then I consider visiting the Philippines , I love these videos……wakes me up and makes me question ….. what the hell am I thinking!
TY for watching Jack =)
I love the camera you're using so clear.
I haven’t seen Philippines in almost over 20 years and wow it’s clean!!!
sarcasm?
@@MemeMaster-gz7nk tama naman sabi niya. Sa nakikita ko kahit sa ganyang lugar pinapanatili nilang malinis lugar nila..pansinin mo walang mga pira-pirasong basura at bubog na nagkalat sa daan..Di lang naka porma ng maayos mga bahay nila pero malinis ang daanan..
@@kokohjohn are u kidding me? some of these roads look like trash cans with lots of trash
I do not understand how people could live with the loud speakers blasting, I did not understnd what the loud speakers were saying but I can't imagaine having to listen to the speakers so loud early in the morning. That would drive me crazy. I hope the speakers are not turned on the weekends.
I heard my favorite Phillipino group SB19 signing their hit song MAPA, I knew at that moment that this video was very recent.
I imagined the smell of gasoline from the trikes and motorbikes, I imagined the smell of fresh baked goods and delicious rice and stuff.
I must say I did not see a lot of people engaging in public smoking of cigarrettes and that was surprising in a good way. I am so happy that many of the people seem to not smoke and were compliant with the wearing of the mask.
@@aninipotalitaptap4702 thank you for sharing insight on the speakers, I now understand better. Your English is perfect 👌
@@DivineDiamond understand that its really just a lack of respect for their neighbors not all pinoys like this noise its toxic noise pollution!
I remember in the 90s in Tanjung Priok, North Jakarta, the situation was similar to this. Now North Jakarta is in a better and organized condition. Greetings from Indonesia.
Weh di nga!!!
Every day after work..there is nothing better to relax than your videos🥰! Another great Video!🙏
Thank you Paul 😊
26:43 that dog took a good sniff at it ☺️
lmao 🤣
Manila is one of the most densely populated cities in the world. People are living on top of each other there.
Interesting concept video. A real street view tells everything to us a lot.
This is what the government needs to have attention with, not only beautifying those commercial areas, but also to the tiniest alleys around.
I think the rumor about dividing the Brgy. Addition Hills into more baranggays is always a good idea. The dense population there is hard to manage, seriously.
Don't conclude and generalize the population as lazy. I know many people there, working hard.
Maytunas creek clearing is a great project done there.
Well, despite the city's big malls, corporate building and condominiums it's hard to believe that there is a wide slum out there. Despite the city's wealthy image, it has still a poor side.
Live well...
not all of course but most are and generalizations are general true remember that!
great tour again. many thanks for this 🙏 I really enjoy your videos
Thanks so much!! =)
I liked your buddy video, because it shows reality, what most experience is this reality that matters, not fairy tales.
Yeah😌
The power lines are insane!
18:34 😱😅
Stay safe . You are on a bike ,alley by alley. Watching here from Texas
TY =)
So many people.
Half Australia's population living in this area...
As an Aussie, I'm lucky to see a dozen people I don't know through the day..
And travelling by car !
We love the Phillipines !
Such lovely people...
Wonderful walking tour !
TY =)
OMG!!!! So crowded, and sad to say that it is so poor place! How people can live on that crowded area? Seems if theres fire, all houses will gonna be hit! 🤦🏻♀️
@@jayneh2006 - Actually a lot of them are better off than most of the poor Canadians in Canada when I was there. The problem is zoning and poor city planning. A lot of families here build houses up 4 to 6 stories high without following any Building code. Haphazard electrical and plumbing construction. No planning on load bearing measurements or even proper firewalls.
The area usually gets a major fire 2 to 3 times a year. The bad wet section you've seen here in the area have just recently been torched a few months ago. Destroying hundreds of houses.(that's the reason a lot of the houses are unpainted or unfinished looking) It'll take a while to fix that part of the area, by the time they finished painting them another area somewhere will get burned.
@@inisipisTV i
I hope to see that country to progres the way people live
My man your one of the better ones not like those other fake bloggers you keep it real
yes, reality is cool. But where are those who will be offended by this? Its fun to read their justifications and moaning.
Thanks for the high quality video - I really enjoyed it.
My pleasure Michael, thanks so much for watching!
it's extremely quite similar to many places at Nicaragua the way people try to survive on daily basis Great Video, I did'nt know this RC drink
Im often in the Philippines, it appears more quiet now than before pandemic.
RC drink, RC Cola. It is just one more american cola like coca cola and Pepsi. this is some Hatcher for the Hatcher grocery i think. They might started with an ginger ale, not cola. In beginning of 1900's
I seen it in north europe too.
Leftists governments equals to poverty.
Mataba RC is poor man’s coca cola only sold in Metro Manila.
@@xeniabolanos3377 ALWAYS!😜😜😜
@@eduardochavacano Not only Manila, also sold in Oslo, Lillestrøm and several places.
RC is an american brand, Sold many places in the world. Nothing to do with "poor manns choice" It is just another brand.
Poor man's Cola is "Grans"
Very nice video. The sound and video quality are very impressive. I feel so immersive. Thanks from Brazil.
Thank you very much!
OMG so chaotic!!! Change these homes..a lot of them are shacks...our country still has a long way to go yet...Maraming Salamat po Sir for sharing..a kababayan from New York 🇺🇸
Thanks for watching from NY =)
it was like USA
United Squatters Area 😀
@@rommelb.8070 United Socialist (DemocRATS) Area
Wow...what an amazing video. So clear and smooth. Are you riding on a scooter alone or someone do the driving and you are riding while vlogging? Are you Filipino or foreigner? I am just curious bro. Tnx4sharing 🙋
The sound on this is awesome (as is the footage) - what are you using to capture it? I've checked your gear link, but I'm not sure what you've used here.
this is a great video,, honestly speaking i know all the places. I from mandaluyong Philippines
My condo is nearby. I haven’t seen it going in 2-years now because of covid. I miss it being there. Thank you for the video.
My pleasure, thanks for watching =)
Are there expensive apartments over there? Maybe with a gym inside and things like that. Never been to the Philippines just wondering how it works. I’m curious about prices too.
Thanks 🙏 cheers from Argentina 🤗
@@retfede depending on the location of the condo and amenities, from regular to really high end highrise condos with swimming pool, gym, restaurants, and large lobby security. Many were built along with shopping malls on the lower floors. For example Makati area can be expensive. Mine is in a financial district of Mandaluyong. Prices using pesos, from 1million to 50million. I saw two years ago a Trump Tower condo named after him way beyond my budget, or willing to invest.
Dude, you did a good job. Awesome audio, real 3d
Thank you 🙏
Thank you, very interesting and informative, loved your videos! thank you
Still looks like I remember 21 years ago. It's a long way from becoming like Japan. No wonder my wife doesn't want to go back. We chose rural Japan instead.
rural Japan is literally the nicest place on earth in terms of crime, cleanliness etc
@@Sanctifiers and low property taxes. My friend in Ishikawa has a 3000 sf house on an acre of land. Taxes are under $400 a year. I could afford to keep my house in such a country. Not in America. Greed apocalypse is eating the West.
@@basspig 400 bucks a year? that's a monthly property tax in some of the "average" cities here in california 💀😭
@@ninja.saywhat About less than half my monthly property tax in the northeast US, too!
Im from Mandaluyong, weve come a long way. its getting better 😊
I like the place. My mom now retired in mandaluyong. I also own my place nearby.
Im from mandaluyong f blumentritt!!! That is the maysilo circle at d end of your vid. The heart of the city!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Great video! Everyone seems in a chill mood there. Crazy amount of dogs lol... What are they saying over the loud speakers?
Thank you for sharing your walk in the Philippines.
Thanks for visiting
I love the clarity of your camera. Keep safe!
TY so much =)
Super video na Sierra Hernandez
Hi Sierra Hernandez how are you
The good spirit of poor filipinos, still happy and content with what they have in their life, I miss Philippines.
This people are not poor.The real poor Filipinos lives in the squatter areas which there's even no electricity from greedy Meralco and that's where i rent a small room as a house to live with my family but still happy coz feel luckier than to those family who dwell in the street,sad
Greatest people ive ever met!
And thats what makes them lazy and without the will to progress and improve.
@@Espanyol_Espaghetti wow you are so intelligent, are you that successful in life to criticized how they live?
the vibe isn't much different from Jakarta but there are a lot of people wearing shorts and faceshields. Nice video and salam dari Indonesia.
Hai broo org indon ke
@@ikanbuntal8717 你喜欢旅游。？
谢谢你的
中国万岁
@@ikanbuntal8717 bukan. Saya orang Indonesia.
The sound and picture is awesome ...headphones is a must
Very interesting, Hello from Brazil!....
Ingat sa byahe, bossing! Subscribed!
TY =)
Thanks I go back to whole lot of memories.
Wow 😍 I hope to visit there someday.
Thanks to them, I quit Dota 2 and found back my life :)
hahaha dotapamore 🤣
Thank you very much for this video, halos 6 na years na rin hindi nakakauwi ng mandaluyong nakakamiss yung childhood experiences at grabe na binago ng addition hills. Sad to say nga lang sobra na dumami ang tao doon hindi tulad dati na halos makakasalubong mo kilala mo pa.
Thanks for watching!
Wow that's amazing!
wow some parts of the Philippines are so modern clean and upscale some parts are more .....urban real urban
Im just curious tho, do u literally hold ur camera while walking? or is there a camera on ur head if that make sense lol
Hi =) I am using a chest harness and riding a bike =)
@@KryptoTrekker Awesome idea sir^^
@@KryptoTrekker what is ur camera sir. The quality is cool and stabil
Jan kmi nkatira block 16, 1974 to 1980.. iilan plang kaming bahay jan pati ung tambakan molave dating oval na malaking bakanteng lote yan jan kmi nagpapalipad ng saranggola dati. Ngayon jusko napakarami na ng bahay at tao hayyy.
I love how chaotic the traffic is and yet people are relaxed and considerate. We road ragers in New Zealand can learn a lot from this.
Road rage was often happen here in the philippines coz the older drivers are absolute a-holes
i am so glad the aglo pushed your thumbnail on my homepage !
i have watched that video with so much interest ! subscribe and i think i have a lot of things to discover !
I enjoyed, i did not planned, it... just really like these videos !
cheers from the streets of the most populous city of Africa, Lagos Nigeria
I loved it. Reminds me so much of my country Guatemala
I love Guatemala, I hope to visit again one day soon!
@@KryptoTrekker I still remember it, we had to leave during the Civil War.
looks A LOT like Mexico and South America.
Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil!!!!!
Great video! was distracted by all the electrical wire along the top of the buildings.
I stared at those lines in amazement. How is this even possible?
I wonder if they have a big problem with people doing their own illegal wiring to get power for free like in other countries.
@@bullzeyez3236 the important thing is they have access to water and electricity.
@@myra8158 Yes but you missed my point. Talking about a hazard.
Honestly, this is way much better than some part of NY and MA. At least the place is alive and not depressing. It is what it is.
35:25 MANDALUYONG As with the etymological legends of many Philippine places, when the foreigners asked what the place was called, the locals answered with the description "madaluyong" ("undulating"), later transcribed by Spanish writers as "Mandaluyong," with the addition of an “n”.
Another version of the name is based on a legend that a Maharlika named Luyong fell in love with Manda, the lovely daughter of a barangay chieftain. The chieftain did not like Luyong and forbade him Manda's hand. Luyong overcame this objection by winning a series of tribal contests, as was the custom at the time. The couple settled thereafter in a place which was later called “Mandaluyong" - a term made up of joining their names.
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Hello , thanks for visiting our hometown Mandaluyong is the nicest neat place you should want to visit. My house is nearby to your pathway in F. Martinez , mandaluyong motto "Mandaluyong Disiplinado"
I love your videos kuya, people going about there business living in the back streets of manila, I can't wait to return one day. Keep the videos coming po. Salamat kuya. keep safe.
TY =)
.....people going about THEIR business......idiot.....
I'm feeling in Mandaluyong again coz of this video.thanks .miss my unit.
Thanks for watching 🙏
Amazing walk through...Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure, thanks for watching 😊
Where is Manny Pacquiao the boxer ?
This is beautiful to watch. Thank you for taking time to record these.
Thanks for watching 😊
Indonesia and the Philippines have a lot in common. :D
Hi.. Im from México, there too many poor people, but in México City you doesnt see streets like this. Omg im impressed!
Muito bom!!! Espero um dia conhecer bem este país. Adorei!!!
Tá com febre ?
@@ronnibertolli5509 kkkkkkkkk
@@ronnibertolli5509 o pais em si è bom, existem os bairros pobres e ricos, mas muitas coisas boas, praias, comida barata e boas, lugares bonitos.
come cocô?
@@vivendodeairbnb não sei se esta sendo sarcastico mas embora o pais tenha um indice de desenvolvimento super baixo tem seus lados bons e ruins, tenha dinheiro e veja os hoteis e prais que são paradisiacas là.
Great video and great quality!
Thanks so much =)
I think this isn't just a walk. He's riding on his e bike or scooter
Sound capture quality is amazing. Also the 3D
TY =)
impresionante el parecido con méxico en las calles y construcciones
¿Dónde? Hahahha jamás.
Thanks for visiting our place. It may not look perfect but atleast there are changes in our city. Please try to visit the malls and hotels nearby after ecq.
12:16 I was just thinking, since they have warm climate, I wonder if someone could make any money with a roof top garden system. Grab some buckets and dig up some fertile soil from outside the city. Set up a rainwater collection system.
it posible but the problem is some filipinos are so laizy in farming or home gardening even they have a large lot in their properties
Forget it. The locals are too lazy.
Asawa checked into, most roofs are not designed for the additional weight. Now looking into container farming in Cavite using processes being developed in Singapore
My mom wanted to have a rooftop garden but the builder said no on our ideas. We wanted a Kdrama rooftop garden patio style but apparently it wouldn't be safe so we opt out with out rooftop garden idea.
To all the fools saying the locals are too lazy, you are forgetting how hard farming is without expensive machinery for automation then add on top of that a typhoon season for half the year that will flood all your land and destroy all your basic infrastructure. All this explains why most low land is only suitable for rice farming or else crops that are not perishable like coffee & tree nuts. Many crops are destroyed when the weather is bad in an island country with unstable weather. If you shopped the local markets and paid attention to what's in season vs what is available for an affordable price you would know.
greetings from germany, i will support your channel !!!
Thank you very much!
I see a lot of young people. This country has a future!!!
Some say a future some say a overpopulation problem.
You are clearly an expert using the video camera. The vlog is well done!
Thank you so much 🙂