Which one do you think is the wierdest? :) Btw, here're some strange things that seem normal only in South Korea ruclips.net/video/fT0xEelCd-I/видео.html
The reason Korean's count their age differently, that their age is 1 from their birth, is a type of respect that newborn babies are living human beings.
Well a pregnancy is only 9 months not 12....erogo the child is 9 months old when born. When you think about it a fetus doesn't resemble a human until it at least 4 months.
@@joestylish800 im sorry but people are free to coment what they whant, if its not someting targeting the creator or other people in a negative way. And its a very funny joke, and kind of related to the video😁 dont take it the wrong whay im just trying to help people
Banana leaves are used in South India as plates too. Plus, the system Indonesian follow is the same as Langar... People of all castes of Sikh religion eat together.
Actually the korean age makes sense. Before being born the baby has spent 9 months, so if you round that off the baby is actually around 1 year old when it's born
I'm an indian 14 years old girl My parents have used slippers , sticks, rods, rolling pin, clothe hangers , waistbelts, spatula, tv remote, and my mother even used books on me.... Edit: I forgot the broom stick...lol Btw thanks for the likes 😌
Bro i can relate because i have arab origins, 🇱🇧but i asked my mom to beat me because i wanted to feel what it is like to beaten by a shahatah(slipper in lebanese /arab)
Hi...I am from India...and I want to tell you that in India a man and a women both Marry a tree if they have a strong connection with the planet...and it is not celebrated too often...
@Deepanshu The Gamer buddy leave ur city go to town n village, specially muslim area. You will get to know under which pain they are going through. Specially in summer time.
@@lauratoneykee7072 It's because of the "unique way the BBC is funded". There are no adverts on any BBC channel. If you watch the BBC on any device, you must have a licence as it's where it gets its funding for programs. You only need 1 licence per property NOT each TV etc
@@seemagoyal4303 I also don't believe in it🙄 .when I was 7 I watched a movie , short scene was there related to it 😂.Then my parents explained me about it though they have also never watched such wedding ever in their whole life but have heard from Grand parents😅. There are many episodes of such kind of incidents in TV serials 🤭.
@@winkwink7318 if someone had maanglik dosh in his/her kundali .It means his/her first husband/wife will die sooner . So they do their first marriage with tree or animal inorder to save the life of 2nd partner (human) 🤣🤣. But now-a-days noone believes in that👌👍 .
Fact: Eating in Banana leaves is also popular here in the Philippines 🇵🇭, whether it is a birthday party, fiesta and any kinds of parties... just ask if you have Filipino friend , here it is called Boodle Fight 👍
@@brujo_millonario No, that's why we have to marry the tree and send the negative effects to the tree which eventually killd the tree or one has marry a person who is manglik too. I'm not promoting it or anything but that's what it is.
Video: in Mexico Slippers can be used to discipline children..... In Nigeria: slippers, cloth hangers, stick, cane, cooking spoon, comb basically anything our mothers can get their hands on can be used
I don’t think it’s the case all over Canada, though. I remember a video I was watching and during a part where the players were asked if they’ve seen milk in bags and Vancouver Canucks goalie Thatcher Demko was asked about if he’s seen that before and he was confused. Maybe it’s not a thing in western Canada.
@@angelanova9732 please don't speak without knowing....... It's our culture and is the best. Some idiots who doesn't know about importance of Indian culture and even who can't get it eat in plates that too steel one not a plastic one to through it yo.
Brown Girls You are absolutely right. i didn’t mean that comment the way it sounded; i guess i was trying to be funny;... I meant no disrespect, i sincerely apologize.
2:19 in the Philippines we call that boodlefight except that all the foods are mixed together and not separated. People would bring their own food then a large banana leaves would be laid down where they will mix all the foods. On some occasions, as a form of entertainment. we also hide some chilis on the food and whoever eats it is the winner. Though this practice is more commonly seen in the military.
How many indians feel weird when they heard about indian facts and pronounciation such as Mangalik... Its soo hilarious but I don't want to feel embarass to bright side...😂🤣😉
I'm from Nigeria and sachet water is extremely popular here (water in plastic sachet) just like in Canada and it's still optional... And there are still many festivals here held by different tribes 😊
5:49 - That's in Osaka, Japan. I see it every time and am used to it, whereas my family and friends find it interesting.#4 - If you are traveling or away from Australia, you can request not to vote, but you might have to show evidence. #1 - There are often funny stories and jokes about the chancla. I never got the chancla, but I heard people getting hit in the head, other than their behind with it. My dad and his brothers got the belt instead of the chancla.
1:56: Ajay Devgan! Also, I am an Indian but since when did the tree marriage start!? And also not all Indians are like that, it is just superstitious, and women in India in big cities wear from saris to crop tops and shorts, I don’t live in India but still why do people think Indians are like that?!? We can be modern and fancy, actually many are okay... To the people who think bad of us Indians...
Your country has a very rich culture, you don't have to be ashamed of it. I only lamented the tree was cut and burnt. But marrying a tree sounds like fun.
Unfortunately, Abdulrahmam, that’s always the case with us “Americans. We enjoy talking about weird things others do but not about our weirdness. There are a few British youtubers that make videos about our weirdness. Check them out .
In Brazil our milk comes in plastic bags too, there are milk in box also but we call those milk "lifelong milk", because they last more, but they also has more quemicals to be more durable.
In India Banana leaves are very much normal. Infact it is an Indian tradition practiced in Indonesia. In the month of Shravan, Hindu's eat on Banana leaf on every Monday or some can even eat daily in that month.
Ahh it happens sometime that you don't know anything about this type of ritual, and actually my mother also said that when I will be big my mother will first marry me with a tree then a real men
Umm... The TV license in the UK is not per TV, laptop, tablet etc. It is paid by property. So the license covers everything under that properties roof. Also, the "enforcement agents" have no right what so ever to enter your home unless invited. You can say no. They have 0 rights of entry and they can't look through your window to gain evidence that way.
They can be very annoying though. I have had no TV in my home since I left my parents in 1973. (They had a TV, but I never really got in the habit of watching it.) For more years than I care to remember, I have received threatening letters most months, demanding that I buy a licence or tell them that I don't watch, and threatening legal action, huge fines, etc. If I inform them that I don't watch, they won't believe me and "may still visit to inspect". So I ignore them, and when they visit, they get short shrift. We were anticipating getting a free licence on reaching age 75, just to stop the letters, but there's a rumour that will be stopped before we qualify. How annoying is that! The amount of licence payers' money wasted on this over the years must be ridiculous. I'm glad none of that money was mine!
@@pamholloway5962 It is such a waste sweetie. Its as if it is hard for the to grasp that a few people don't watch TV. I myself don't, yet still pay for my license as I was fed up of letters being chucked through my door... I do hope that the free license is just a rumor and remains.
People in West Bengal , India also eat on banana plates. Riding with whole family is also common in India. Milk is sold in plastic packets or pouches(Amul or mother dairy). Yeah it does not seem to be weird over here
Filipinos learn to eat with their hands at the age of 3 and above I am a filipino raised by my parents hitting me with slippers, rulers, plastic hangers, belts and their own hands and I didn't have any trauma from it it just made my pain tolerance higher and learn to not stay out late Barkada is what you call your group of friends not the entire hangout
I am from the UK and you don’t need a separate TV license for each TV in your household. You just pay for one license and you can have as many TV’s as you want 😁
It's due to BBC. We in Finland used to have same licensing system to finance state media corporation YLE, but in 2013 it was replaced by tax paid from income.
yeah, i was really confused when I heard it, i asked my dad and he confirmed that it is not and has never been this way (as far as he knows but he had a scolarship at Cambridge University so I belive almost everything he tells me)
In India, you will not not only find la chankala (slippers) but also broom, duster, belan (a thing used to role the dough), utensils and most importantly, the greatest of all, a wooden stick.
@@trans_boy_kole7640 no not much traffic accidents happen but there is some But some people just drive around as if there is no cars, that’s why there’s traffic accidents
In Philippines we also have tsinelas for number one.. Sometimes it's tsinelas, sometimes it's walis tambo, sometimes it's hanger, or whatever that is near our moms during their fits of rage 😂😂😂 And no.. I'm not traumatized by it..
Yes for me it's not traumatizing at all it's actually fun and memorable like makikipaghabulan ka sa mama mo tas May dala-dala siyang tsinelas o kahit anong pamalo😂
In Cameroon, some tribes are so strict that they discipline their kids with cutlasses My mum used a cain,slippers,shoes and get bare hands😂😂😂 I would never have been the girl I am today without it😁
I find it crazy that in other countries recycling is not only expected but mandatory, but in the US there are some places that don't even offer recycling services. Even crazier is that I will likely recieve a lot of negative comments for being a "tree hugger."
nicole scott yes i agree a million times! I have to always encourage my family to not buy stuff that cant be recycled but its so hard not everyone listens! And now recently they told us we can only recycle #1 and #2 plastic, paper that is non glossy, cans, glass and thats it! I was shocked like what!!!
There's no where around my area that takes recycling. People kept leaving their trash there, so they removed it. I grew up recycling and it pains me to have to throw it in the trash because there's no where to take it.
Eating in banana leaves are also a tradition in South India ....now also it is followed in indian crusine, it is really healthy and nature friendly also ..proud to be indian ❤️😍
Using banana leaves is also common in South India, personally it's my favorite.. it enhances the taste of food and provides many nutrients to our body.
@@travelmaniak3127 I'm American and I don't think whites are better ( only racist people do) and we know better than to believe everything the media tells us
Let me tell you. (As an Indian) Nobody knew about women marrying trees. It was some old thing and probably does not happen now. We Indians also eat on leafs(especially on banana leaves)
I'm all for making people accountable to enforce their right to vote but should they make an uninformed vote just because they have to check a box? Look at the US. No one forces people to vote but 40% of voters just go with the slogan that appeals to them without actually knowing anything about the person that they're voting for or really caring.
An if my understanding of american elections is correct they tend to vote during the week and are required to queue up for a long time just to vote. Even more reason not to vote. But in australia it takes all of 15 minutes to vote, on a saturday, including finding the parking. So if you get fined, it is most likely 100% your own fault due to laziness etc.
@@merkavar987 I don't know if it's how you say in other states but I live in California and it takes me like 3 minutes to get my voting sheet since I don't really wait in a line I just check in at a desk where they mark that I showed up to vote and they give me my papers
Mina C when ever there is a presidential election there seems to be news footage of people lining up for a long time to vote, maybe different states are different.
in Slovakia children used to be beaten - disciplined by a wooden ladle... since it's use is dwindling there are more unruly and screaming children literally dancing on they'r parents heads on the streets
I am a lebanese girl born in canada. I am 8 years old. Born on may 16th. My name is Kloelle .In Lebanon the moment the newly bride enters her house she sticks dough on her entrance door because the dough symbolizes prosperity.
I had a Mexican friend as a small child and let me tell you when his mama came out with the chancla we ALL ran, white, black, yellow, blue, dont matter just RUN🤣
@@Goldi-Luc Not really - some countries use taxation to fund their public service TV, we use a TV Licence which puts it at arms length from Government and the BBC's charter puts it editorially free from influence from the Government but the Government still controls how much we pay for it. Currently (adjusting for the cost of living) we're paying less on average per channel than we did in 1933 when BBC TV first started
But in West Bengal we are using these leaves from very old days. Plates has become popular in get together and in other ceremonies a few decades ago only. Still there are abundant use of banana leaves can be seen. I personally prefer it over ceramic plates or thermocol plates during various ceremonial occasions.
Which one do you think is the wierdest? :)
Btw, here're some strange things that seem normal only in South Korea
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Feamale wreslers
BRIGHT SIDE Idk Everythings weird
Madina Hussein No not that
That Indian Women Marry Trees.
1st one is still done in india from ages .
hey, banana leaves are also used in India, and using banana leaves is not strange.
We use it too in the Philippines
Yess
I am an indian I also used to do it
Yeah Indians to use that
I use them in onam
The fact that women in India marry a tree is a shocking fact for most Indians😵😵
ニア費ぉkのwてゃsとね
Yeah
@@aswalchitra what is this u written in Japanese
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
This Mary does go to the under tree in fire the tree and turn into a boy
The reason Korean's count their age differently, that their age is 1 from their birth, is a type of respect that newborn babies are living human beings.
Well a pregnancy is only 9 months not 12....erogo the child is 9 months old when born. When you think about it a fetus doesn't resemble a human until it at least 4 months.
@@butterflydiva72 I know... it's not really a quantative thing, it's just respecting them as humans
I knew it, But thanks
butterflydiva72 at
I'm born in Korea and am14 instead of 13
Kid: "talks back"
Mother: "So you have chosen LA CHANKLA?" 🥿
Next time choose something funny and related to the video
@@joestylish800 why do you have to be so rude about other people? That was related to the video.
It’s cold help what comment to make not being rude
@@joestylish800 im sorry but people are free to coment what they whant, if its not someting targeting the creator or other people in a negative way. And its a very funny joke, and kind of related to the video😁 dont take it the wrong whay im just trying to help people
@@joestylish800 This is a typical Hispanic joke. If you don’t get it, then please don’t comment. 😀
Banana leaves are used in South India as plates too. Plus, the system Indonesian follow is the same as Langar... People of all castes of Sikh religion eat together.
@You Tube
*Laugh laugh*
*After few years India will be the best country in the world*
Vera level
Even in West Bengal we use banana leaves as plate.
Not only south India it is also use in West Bengal
This tradition is used in South India
"Did you know that women in India can marry a tree-"
Me, an Indian girl : KYA !?? YEH KAB HUA !??
Same:/
Yaa
Ha
@@elegantethnics1911 hakdug
Yes
Actually the korean age makes sense. Before being born the baby has spent 9 months, so if you round that off the baby is actually around 1 year old when it's born
Oof yeah America be killing a lot of babies then.
It's to the point of Genocide if you think about it. Almost a million babies aborted every year....
@@platinumheart2505 ummm what?….. I can’t comprehend what you just said
@@lorination3921 it's better not to make sense out of utter nonsense,
no , at least it's 9 month,not 1 years old !
It’s not utter nonsense bro
Seeing Banana leaf in Indonesia,I didn't feel strange at all..I'm from South India 😁
Yes I am from north India
I am from USA
I am from Pune in india
I am from south india too..hehe... Kerala
@@devxxhh me too
the guy ; *_they eat it with their hands!_*
most asians ; *_..._*
Than what fu?ker
GTA SA GAMER ANANT boparai wat
ikr 😂
While some of us uses spoon and fork right like me and my family :))
It's true, I'm an indian
Kerala people too use banana leaf as plate it’s our traditional then we give that leaf to cow and other animals even I am from Kerala 🤗😀😀
Malayali😍😍😍😍
@@josekv4104 same here
Hey it's Renewable Dishes I Guess.
Mallu??
Better you could tell Indians use banana leaf as plate!! It's not just you "Keralites" use it!!..
I'm an indian 14 years old girl
My parents have used slippers , sticks, rods, rolling pin, clothe hangers , waistbelts, spatula, tv remote, and my mother even used books on me....
Edit: I forgot the broom stick...lol
Btw thanks for the likes 😌
😆😆😆
Same I'm 12 years old
You forget about broom and it is the most dangerous thing .
I'm happy that you almost complete the whole package 😂I use to same thing.anyway greatings from Philippines
Bro i can relate because i have arab origins, 🇱🇧but i asked my mom to beat me because i wanted to feel what it is like to beaten by a shahatah(slipper in lebanese /arab)
Loved that banana leaves habit. You don't have to wash the dishes!
Not just that if we use banana leaf we get many healthy stuff because banana leaf is used as heat keeper and
😂😂😂
Hi...I am from India...and I want to tell you that in India a man and a women both Marry a tree if they have a strong connection with the planet...and it is not celebrated too often...
It's ok...
Thank you...
It's their agenda to defame Hinduism. Try to divert Hindu women.
They have no guts to say why women only wear burkha in Muslims.
@Deepanshu The Gamer And that is called brain washing.
@Deepanshu The Gamer buddy leave ur city go to town n village, specially muslim area. You will get to know under which pain they are going through. Specially in summer time.
Eating in Banana leaf is also a tradition here in the Philippines. It is common among tropical countries with abundant Banana Trees.
isnt it called kamayan when u eat from banana leaf with other ppl
Erlie Bernardo i want to do this some time, but no bananas grow here
Tama
pilipino din ako
Erlie Bernardo
South India too
In Great Britain we do NOT need a separate licence for each TV etc. The licence covers the address not the appliance!
So glad someone said it lol, it's also not impossible to watch TV without it many people do even though they shouldn't lol
Hi can I get you the number
Lol ikr
I can't get video to play... But y'all have to have licenses for T.v.'s/appliances???? Don't understand why?
@@lauratoneykee7072 It's because of the "unique way the BBC is funded". There are no adverts on any BBC channel. If you watch the BBC on any device, you must have a licence as it's where it gets its funding for programs. You only need 1 licence per property NOT each TV etc
I'm shocked after knowing that most of the Indians (in this comment section) don't know about manglik dosh.. 🧐 are you guys serious?🙃
Those who don't believe in these things don't know about it.
What's so shocking?
Yep we are lol,I am from South India but I really had no idea bout that
@@seemagoyal4303 I also don't believe in it🙄 .when I was 7 I watched a movie , short scene was there related to it 😂.Then my parents explained me about it though they have also never watched such wedding ever in their whole life but have heard from Grand parents😅. There are many episodes of such kind of incidents in TV serials 🤭.
What's that
@@winkwink7318 if someone had maanglik dosh in his/her kundali .It means his/her first husband/wife will die sooner . So they do their first marriage with tree or animal inorder to save the life of 2nd partner (human) 🤣🤣. But now-a-days noone believes in that👌👍 .
I'm from India and marrying trees isn't as common as you think. I mean I've NEVER attended the wedding of a woman and a tree. It's barely seen here!
U r right
Exactly
Exactly
Ya, it's very rare now and some people in rural area practice it. It was a thing of past.
Exactly
When it mentioned 'A Whole Family can fit on one Motorcycle in Pakistan' I literally imagine WHOLE family like 5 and more people riding in😂
Well I have seen 7 people on single motercycle in Pakistan..so you were thinking right👍
It's ok in our country
I have seen that in India and Indonesia.
Actually there can be more than five people on a motorcycle.
I live in Pakistan and that is not weird my country is beautiful 🌺❤️❤️❤️
"some women in India marry trees"
Me an Indian: wait what- when did that happen?!?!
Me too
Bruh it’s weird asf
@@abdulmohid3519 E X A C T L Y
@@Hange. true
It happens you can see this in movies also
Here in the Philippines: Banana leaves are used for BOODLE FIGHTS😂...Eating together as well by using our hands
Marky The Baby yeah budol fight
I use ustensils
They are superior
Marky The Baby yeah
Yah
True
2:07 in the philippines we call it "boodle fight" it's kinda tradition in the philippines
Oh yes haha may nahanap ren
ahahah oh yeah
Yus
True
Mali spelling ko sa comment ko haha
Fact: Eating in Banana leaves is also popular here in the Philippines 🇵🇭, whether it is a birthday party, fiesta and any kinds of parties... just ask if you have Filipino friend , here it is called Boodle Fight 👍
In fact, eating in banana leaves is common everywhere banana trees are grown.
Yes it's also very popular in India
Bright side talk about Indian one time
Indian:whom has summoned us
99% in the comments commented about the banana leaves
1% in the comments commented other oppinions
Namaste from Nepal
Hey ARMY! I am an Army too!
B.T.Sssssssss
ARMY!🤞💜🇮🇳
I am the 1%
To be honest, every country is weird in a way to other countries, so that's what make our countries unique, interesting and at least not boring!
yeah ur right
Amen!!!🙏🙌❤
Yup
Lucky, got a heart from bright side!
Banana leaves are used in South India. There is a festival called onam which all families make onam sadhya and no one uses plates
Mallu??
Mangalik man also have to marry a tree before marrying a woman. Get your facts right
Can't they just pray to Shiva to remove the negative astrological effects?
@@brujo_millonario No, that's why we have to marry the tree and send the negative effects to the tree which eventually killd the tree or one has marry a person who is manglik too. I'm not promoting it or anything but that's what it is.
Video: in Mexico Slippers can be used to discipline children.....
In Nigeria: slippers, cloth hangers, stick, cane, cooking spoon, comb basically anything our mothers can get their hands on can be used
haha in pakistan too whatever come in your hand just use it to discipline children i have tried most of them as well
Philippines also HAHAHAHAHA
It's same in India..too dude
It’s practically the same in Mexico but the chancla and the belt are the most popular
Also on Ph too
indian people also using banana leaf use as plate especially in festival's .we love to eat in leaf
What kinds of leaves do you use?
@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL Banana leaves
@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL in South india banana leaf use in massive amount
In Nepal too during dusharra..which is called dashain in Nepal
Only south indians
"In Canada, milk is sold in transparent plastic bags."
Me who lives in Canada: you got that right
i'm from alberta and my milk comes in jugs and bottles
Depends on where u in Canada
yeah person who replied to my comment from 3 months ago-
I don’t think it’s the case all over Canada, though. I remember a video I was watching and during a part where the players were asked if they’ve seen milk in bags and Vancouver Canucks goalie Thatcher Demko was asked about if he’s seen that before and he was confused. Maybe it’s not a thing in western Canada.
I am an indian but i haven't heard of women marrying trees.
I have and I am indian
ame
It can happen sometimes you don't know about the rituals of your country, but I am an Indian too and I have heard about it
Yaa same
In Russia Tree Marries Woman!🤣
Even Indians eat with hands on banana leafs
Its good for health
@@angelanova9732 please don't speak without knowing....... It's our culture and is the best.
Some idiots who doesn't know about importance of Indian culture and even who can't get it eat in plates that too steel one not a plastic one to through it yo.
Brown Girls You are absolutely right. i didn’t mean that comment the way it sounded; i guess i was trying to be funny;... I meant no disrespect, i sincerely apologize.
@@angelanova9732 It's ok but never make fun of Indians
It so good
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@@browngems7355 ruclips.net/video/iPPLPy5d9Kg/видео.html
The banana leaves are also used in India and it was firstly used in India only. And bright side don't feel bad if this comment hurted you
2:19 in the Philippines we call that boodlefight except that all the foods are mixed together and not separated. People would bring their own food then a large banana leaves would be laid down where they will mix all the foods. On some occasions, as a form of entertainment. we also hide some chilis on the food and whoever eats it is the winner. Though this practice is more commonly seen in the military.
How many indians feel weird when they heard about indian facts and pronounciation such as Mangalik...
Its soo hilarious but I don't want to feel embarass to bright side...😂🤣😉
Me
Me 🤣
Me
Lol
Mai bhi bhai akdum weird laga 😂
Bright sider:Sudanese people in indonesia use banana leaves for eating purpose!
South indians:Hold my banana leaf!
😂😂
South indians:hold my banana leaf *gives to filipinos*
Filipinos: *takes it* ooooooy! Who wants boodle fight!?
It’s true tho, not just sundanese, i think lots of people at lots of places throughout Indonesia
"La chancla"
*Puerto rican flashbacks intensify*
I'm from Nigeria and sachet water is extremely popular here (water in plastic sachet) just like in Canada and it's still optional... And there are still many festivals here held by different tribes 😊
Forget Mexico 😆
Here in Nepal, we call it "Flying Chappal" 😂
Every other household tools or kitchen wares can be used as alternatives 😆🤣
It’s the same in Mexico you usually get hit with anything that is close by 😂😂 but as a child it was usually a chancla
@@janettejauregui195 Chancla means the same as Chappal in Nepali and Hindi 😅
Place differs, parental attitude don't 😆🤦♂️
あまいぬｔんめｙｔｋｙふうｔｋんっっっｔｍせんｓｙっｔｓっっっっっっっっちｍｈｍ
In India it is common
@@kiritogaming2605 yeah
Who are Indians here in BRIGHT SIDE hit like
I. M
I'm the one from Kerala,India
i am from BANGLADESH.
Yes I'm from Maharashtra
💐 जय महाराष्ट्र 💐
I am a Indian
5:49 - That's in Osaka, Japan. I see it every time and am used to it, whereas my family and friends find it interesting.#4 - If you are traveling or away from Australia, you can request not to vote, but you might have to show evidence. #1 - There are often funny stories and jokes about the chancla. I never got the chancla, but I heard people getting hit in the head, other than their behind with it. My dad and his brothers got the belt instead of the chancla.
1:56: Ajay Devgan!
Also, I am an Indian but since when did the tree marriage start!? And also not all Indians are like that, it is just superstitious, and women in India in big cities wear from saris to crop tops and shorts, I don’t live in India but still why do people think Indians are like that?!? We can be modern and fancy, actually many are okay... To the people who think bad of us Indians...
Your country has a very rich culture, you don't have to be ashamed of it. I only lamented the tree was cut and burnt. But marrying a tree sounds like fun.
We're talking about manglik and suddenly Singham roles in😂😂
hahaha
Akansha Singh 😂😂😂
I was wondering the same
😂😂
I think he is a manglik , so he was shown
It's weird that America wasn't in this list. This country has some crazy rules😉
You do realize the man doing this video is American and the video is titd “crazy rules in OTHER countries”
Abdulrahman Ahmed probably there are wayyy to many ;)
Do tell
Unfortunately, Abdulrahmam, that’s always the case with us “Americans. We enjoy talking about weird things others do but not about our weirdness. There are a few British youtubers that make videos about our weirdness. Check them out .
america never do crazy thinks. they are always busy with saving the world from aliens and supper anti heros
I live in England and you just need one tv licence per house not per tv don’t know where you got that info from 😐
He didn't say that. You have to watch again 🙄
He didn't say that. You have to watch again 🙄
@@girlpaos8418 they did though... 🤔
"Residents of Great Britain need to buy a separate TV lincenss for each TV set at home"
(8:39)
Ah yes number 9 is correct I remember going to school with my uncle and brother when I was in 1-2 grade 😌🤞🏻✨
1:55 wait why you choose singham movie😂
Shalini Gupta yeah mate why 👍
Ya
Ya🤣
Canada is not the only country with milk in plasic bags
No we in egypt can buy milk in plastic bags with kilos
Also, in Mexico, if you go out to buy a smoothie or something like that they serve it to you in a plastic bag with a straw.
@@lunak5241 same
In Brazil our milk comes in plastic bags too, there are milk in box also but we call those milk "lifelong milk", because they last more, but they also has more quemicals to be more durable.
I saw that last week and thought it was weird 😂
This was very informative and I enjoyed watching the video and learning new things about different countries.
In India Banana leaves are very much normal. Infact it is an Indian tradition practiced in Indonesia.
In the month of Shravan, Hindu's eat on Banana leaf on every Monday or some can even eat daily in that month.
Ooo
I never knew that some women marry trees in our country
😶
Me neither!
Ahh it happens sometime that you don't know anything about this type of ritual, and actually my mother also said that when I will be big my mother will first marry me with a tree then a real men
Yeah
@@ameliaqt hey hii girl
Boy, people get desperate for a long relationship.
Umm... The TV license in the UK is not per TV, laptop, tablet etc. It is paid by property. So the license covers everything under that properties roof.
Also, the "enforcement agents" have no right what so ever to enter your home unless invited. You can say no. They have 0 rights of entry and they can't look through your window to gain evidence that way.
Kelly-Akira Haworth wouldn't it be good if they did their research properly before putting it in one of their videos?!
They can be very annoying though. I have had no TV in my home since I left my parents in 1973. (They had a TV, but I never really got in the habit of watching it.) For more years than I care to remember, I have received threatening letters most months, demanding that I buy a licence or tell them that I don't watch, and threatening legal action, huge fines, etc. If I inform them that I don't watch, they won't believe me and "may still visit to inspect". So I ignore them, and when they visit, they get short shrift. We were anticipating getting a free licence on reaching age 75, just to stop the letters, but there's a rumour that will be stopped before we qualify. How annoying is that! The amount of licence payers' money wasted on this over the years must be ridiculous. I'm glad none of that money was mine!
I think we are losing the free licence for over 75 year olds. Most annoying because I am looking forward to that.
@@lynngregory2336 that is horrific... I hope it is just a rumor!!
@@pamholloway5962 It is such a waste sweetie. Its as if it is hard for the to grasp that a few people don't watch TV. I myself don't, yet still pay for my license as I was fed up of letters being chucked through my door... I do hope that the free license is just a rumor and remains.
People in West Bengal , India also eat on banana plates. Riding with whole family is also common in India. Milk is sold in plastic packets or pouches(Amul or mother dairy). Yeah it does not seem to be weird over here
Filipinos learn to eat with their hands at the age of 3 and above
I am a filipino raised by my parents hitting me with slippers, rulers, plastic hangers, belts and their own hands and I didn't have any trauma from it it just made my pain tolerance higher and learn to not stay out late
Barkada is what you call your group of friends not the entire hangout
There are several studies that show that criminal behaviour and violent disciplin in childhood are linked.
I am from the UK and you don’t need a separate TV license for each TV in your household. You just pay for one license and you can have as many TV’s as you want 😁
Is that common? In Australia we just buy a tv, plug it in and there’s the 20+ channels ready to go, we don’t pay for it unless we buy cable
It's due to BBC. We in Finland used to have same licensing system to finance state media corporation YLE, but in 2013 it was replaced by tax paid from income.
@@chrisjames2258 same in the U.S.
yeah, i was really confused when I heard it, i asked my dad and he confirmed that it is not and has never been this way (as far as he knows but he had a scolarship at Cambridge University so I belive almost everything he tells me)
I’ve never even heard of a TV licence (edit) I’m British
In India, you will not not only find la chankala (slippers) but also broom, duster, belan (a thing used to role the dough), utensils and most importantly, the greatest of all, a wooden stick.
@Zyana Zuriel Trigue where r u from ?
I live in the U.S.A, but i recognize most of those 😵
7:01 As an Egyptian I can approve that is true
How bad is it? Are there acsidents regularly? This is facanateing to me as I'm from the UK. Traffic rules are very strictly enforced here
@@trans_boy_kole7640 no not much traffic accidents happen but there is some
But some people just drive around as if there is no cars, that’s why there’s traffic accidents
@@sencri2231 Thankyou for explaining this to me. It's very interesting
@@trans_boy_kole7640 you’re welcome
Loved how they added singham in middle , and there was no point!🤣🤣
😂
Anyone else thinking why this video is on their recomended❓❓
Me😄
Me😂
In Philippines we also have tsinelas for number one.. Sometimes it's tsinelas, sometimes it's walis tambo, sometimes it's hanger, or whatever that is near our moms during their fits of rage 😂😂😂 And no.. I'm not traumatized by it..
YES!!! HAHAHAHAHA
Especially belts HAHAHAHA
Yes for me it's not traumatizing at all it's actually fun and memorable like makikipaghabulan ka sa mama mo tas May dala-dala siyang tsinelas o kahit anong pamalo😂
I get you im a pilipino
Mhm!
I’m Canadian and I’ve never seen bagged milk, we got cartons here
exactly
In Cameroon, some tribes are so strict that they discipline their kids with cutlasses
My mum used a cain,slippers,shoes and get bare hands😂😂😂
I would never have been the girl I am today without it😁
So Moms in the Philippines got also the concept of disciplining their kids with slippers to the spanish hahahahahha
The thumbnail :
European baby : * has bday party *
Asian baby : * sleeps *
😂😂😂😂😂
KawaiiUnicornWorld my Asian baby: *climbing on tables like a cat*
A sis
KawaiiUnicornWorld when I was two all I did was Sleep tbh,I’m asian
16 fact is wrong because I m from India there is no tradition like this
Number 9 , Indians too use motorcycles for different purposes and bikes are even sometimes packed by 5 people
I find it crazy that in other countries recycling is not only expected but mandatory, but in the US there are some places that don't even offer recycling services. Even crazier is that I will likely recieve a lot of negative comments for being a "tree hugger."
nicole scott yes i agree a million times! I have to always encourage my family to not buy stuff that cant be recycled but its so hard not everyone listens! And now recently they told us we can only recycle #1 and #2 plastic, paper that is non glossy, cans, glass and thats it! I was shocked like what!!!
There's no where around my area that takes recycling. People kept leaving their trash there, so they removed it. I grew up recycling and it pains me to have to throw it in the trash because there's no where to take it.
Even worse, there's many places in the US where you have to pay an extra fee to recycle.
Don't worry India is recycle free
Just don't marry the tree though
Eating in banana leaves are also a tradition in South India ....now also it is followed in indian crusine, it is really healthy and nature friendly also ..proud to be indian ❤️😍
Army tomorrow is a big day remember
So
FYI: MEN also get married to trees in INDIA in accordance to their horoscope.
In india Banana leaf is the standard plate !It is disposable,eco friendly labour friendly .It lends a fine flour to the food Using a plate is weird
We filipinos actually Eat together in fiesta,and sometimed our plated are banana leaves and eat with our hands,like if you are a filipino
We Indians... Tooo... Eat in same way.. Generally in festivals.. We use banana lealf
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Yess!
Mabuhay Pilipnas
Budol budol 😁
Crazy things that are considered normal in other countries: "guns being available to anyone"
And kinder eggs
It's true actually
Cailin van Garderen uyu
@@user-xc7ro4wp4l זה לא נכון. הם משקרים. אתה לא יכול לקנות נשק ללא רישיון.
I was about to write the same comment myself - then I saw yours
Using banana leaves is also common in South India, personally it's my favorite.. it enhances the taste of food and provides many nutrients to our body.
Banana leaves are also used in Nigeria to make moi-moi a food made out of grinded beans. And we eat out of it like a plate😊
Or..."16 Normal Things That Are Crazy In The U.S."...
Yeah like i'm from Canada and it's normal to us , Indian's and etc
USA people are mixed up brainwashed and crazy!
@@darciambaye4871 hey not true
Yes because marrying a tree is considered normal around the world...
@@travelmaniak3127 I'm American and I don't think whites are better ( only racist people do) and we know better than to believe everything the media tells us
Well I'm an indian and it's so hilarious I didn't know about the 16th one
Really , even i don't know then i asked someone they told that some times it happened in very olden days but its not every where in india
I knew it
@@nishagupta2740 why tho?
In India we also follow la chang la. I used to be beaten by slippers when I misbehave.
Let me tell you. (As an Indian)
Nobody knew about women marrying trees. It was some old thing and probably does not happen now.
We Indians also eat on leafs(especially on banana leaves)
Bcs you are from kerela you eat on leaves and people do marry trees bcs manglik thing is very commone
@@khushisuri4954 no, I don't live in Kerala
I'm Australian and the fine for not voting is actually really good.
I'm all for making people accountable to enforce their right to vote but should they make an uninformed vote just because they have to check a box? Look at the US. No one forces people to vote but 40% of voters just go with the slogan that appeals to them without actually knowing anything about the person that they're voting for or really caring.
@@jessicacyr6669 I see what your getting at and yes a lot of people do that in Australia to, but most people know about the different parties.
An if my understanding of american elections is correct they tend to vote during the week and are required to queue up for a long time just to vote. Even more reason not to vote. But in australia it takes all of 15 minutes to vote, on a saturday, including finding the parking.
So if you get fined, it is most likely 100% your own fault due to laziness etc.
@@merkavar987 I don't know if it's how you say in other states but I live in California and it takes me like 3 minutes to get my voting sheet since I don't really wait in a line I just check in at a desk where they mark that I showed up to vote and they give me my papers
Mina C when ever there is a presidential election there seems to be news footage of people lining up for a long time to vote, maybe different states are different.
Don’t mess with the chancla it holds magical powers!!! 😂✌🏼 we made it to number 1
in Slovakia children used to be beaten - disciplined by a wooden ladle... since it's use is dwindling there are more unruly and screaming children literally dancing on they'r parents heads on the streets
Maite Roth We use a belt
My mom beats me with a rice paddle
Maite Roth La Chancla, El Cinturon or whatever we Latinos/Hispanics might use, we SHOULD NOT mess with them .-.
Maite Roth you better run 😂😭😂
voting in Australia is not a right, it's a RESPONSIBILITY.
It should be that way everywhere there are free elections. People take that for granted, it's sad.
In da Philippines we use banana leaves also as a plate when we go outing like swimming into the river. or like doing boodle❤
Banana leaves are also used in India ,kerala
Even in sri lanka
kerala is a part of India😉
We do that too sometimes
Yeah also in West Bengal sometimes it is used and the saal leaves are common too
Literally those pictures had papadum in it
That baby in the thumbnail from south Korea was cute !!!
Who else agrees?
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Im south korean
@@nonstopfazzi4954 no...
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It's actually quite shameful that most my fellow Indians didn't know that some women in India actually marry a tree.
I am an Indian I had never heard a girl marrying a tree 🌲
Person: I WANT TO SOLVE WORLD HUNGER
Italy: *throwing 350 tons of oranges* not on our watch.
Am italian
Trendis Olumese ...can you stop throwing oranges? 😂
@@marissa6951 hey he doesn't speak for the whole of italy
AlphaGaming I know...
Also Spanish people through millions of tomato’s in the summer
90% of the comments- Indians eat from bananas too
10%- how this video as actually wrong
I'm from India and I eat in banana lives
You did make me laugh congrats 🎊🍾🎉🎈 😂
@@evelynsutrisno9002
Thanks...
At least someone understands
Kerala tradition
@@yunying5740
Thanks for acrually understanding my joke
Have a merry Christmas🎄🎄🎄
In UK you only need one TV licence per household no matter how many devices you have.
I am a lebanese girl born in canada. I am 8 years old. Born on may 16th. My name is Kloelle .In Lebanon the moment the newly bride enters her house she sticks dough on her entrance door because the dough symbolizes prosperity.
we in the Philippines also use banana leaves as plates
we in Jamaica too
Plus it adds more savor towards our meals there yum. :)
@alan walker oo
Food in banan leaf is traditional one in india
In Jamaica,we only use banana leaves as plate when we're in the field.
well, different countries have different traditions and beliefs. 🤷🏻♀️
It said that in the beginning.
Chikki Fancubilla Americans expect the entire world to think like them LOL
Unicornix A. I know. But the video is making it look like its weird or unnatural to have those traditions and whatever.
Jachimma Hahahaha yeah 😂
Everyone is perfect in their own way ☺️
In South Africa, most people joke about La Chankla, the houtlepel(wooden spoon😂) and the belt
I had a Mexican friend as a small child and let me tell you when his mama came out with the chancla we ALL ran, white, black, yellow, blue, dont matter just RUN🤣
You are wrong about UK TV licence, the license covers all TV and radios within the house.
Linda Mercer still weird...
@@Goldi-Luc Not really - some countries use taxation to fund their public service TV, we use a TV Licence which puts it at arms length from Government and the BBC's charter puts it editorially free from influence from the Government but the Government still controls how much we pay for it.
Currently (adjusting for the cost of living) we're paying less on average per channel than we did in 1933 when BBC TV first started
ikr i was like whaaat
Yh
Oi you gotta loicence for that meme mate?!?!
Actually eating on banana leaves is practiced in sothern parts of India and this habit reached Indonesia .
But in West Bengal we are using these leaves from very old days. Plates has become popular in get together and in other ceremonies a few decades ago only. Still there are abundant use of banana leaves can be seen. I personally prefer it over ceramic plates or thermocol plates during various ceremonial occasions.
In Kerala we eat on banana leaves during festive occation especially Onam and Hindu marriage feasts are given on banana leaves. Its a custom.
It is used in Northeast India too... During festivals
its used in phillipines too
Priyanka Singh hhhuuiijo
Wow, I don't about you but that background music had me shaking my shoulders and getting my dance on! Very funky!😄😄
Philippines also use banana leaf in eating together that is commonly happening if a fiesta is held and we call it "budol fight"
"What happened to your first husband?" "Oh, he was cut in half then burned after our vows."
LOL
😂
John Russell lol 😂
U should not make fun of rituals
@Sheeba shalini
U r illiterate