Sea Outcasts: How Filipino Tribes LIVE in Deadly Seas 🇵🇭 - Full Documentary
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- Опубліковано 17 лют 2024
- This edit is our documentary spotlight of the seafaring people we encountered on our latest series to the Philippines. Journey with us as we delve into the lives of the Sama, Bajau, and Tausug peoples, as well as the pioneering crab farmers of Manila Bay. Their stories, told through our lens, reveal the ingenious ways they've adapted to life on the water. It's a captivating exploration of survival, cultural vibrancy, and the deep-rooted connection between these communities and their environment.
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I was scuba diving in apo island a few years back, was about 20-30 feet down, when I suddenly see a little kid with a wooden plank attached to one of his legs, and a fishing line full of fish attached to it. Little dude was just hunting for his lunch. Absolute beast. He couldn't have been more than 12-13 years old.
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that is my neighbour
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Very interesting 🤔 documentary! I am watching it and finished at 2 a.m. NY time. I am so happy that my friend shared this to me knowing that I am Filipino. I haven’t been there at all and learned a lot from your video. Good luck 👍🍀 for more videos and will surely share these to my friends! 💕
Good Documentary...of the local people of Tawi- Tawi,Beautiful People...❤
This guy, his production and crew are the future of documentaries. Im absolutely blown away. Quality thru and thru 👊👊👊👊🙏
He has same producers from Best Food Review Sonny from Vietnam. I am his marketing team
shame he reuses content
@@yapaul6226 The timing and useage of the clips and narration in the first 1/4-1/3 of the doc is fantastic and hooked me. Everything about it is sooooo clean from cinematics to quality of grading to choice of split second clips to group. I generally skip fast paced hard cut and story telling types of videos. This is how it should be done 👏👏👏. I produce various types of videos professionally, and i know what it had to have taken to conceptualize & complete this piece. Very very very well thought out, planned and executed. Beautiful video
The host, as well, really focused in and stayed on topic for what its about. He couldve easily been passively biased at a couple spots that wouldve killed the vibe (like most other similar types of videos) but he didnt 👍 I havent yet checked anyother videos on the channel, but this one compelled me to have to express all that i just did. Theres A LOT to learn from this video outside what it was even intended for
@@yapaul6226😂 I wish I had some of Sonny’s producers. I’ll get there eventually in terms of pre-production quality. Still learning the ropes.
You will get there :)
as a filipina thank you so much for this wonderful documentary! I've always been curious about these people ever since I saw another short documentary a long time ago about how an elder of a Sama tribe who used to join freediving competitions pre pandemic. He would use his winnings to help out his tribe I do believe though I coud be wrong. It great to bring more awareness to another group of people in the Philippines!
I'm just trying to imagine how they do karaoke. Have they evolved to sing under water? What about the electronics. So many questions.
How come legal consent is just so low in Filipino ? Thats sick ...
@@savagex466-qt1io It's the same as most US states now.
@@savagex466-qt1io HoW cOmE uNdeRdEvElOpInG nAtIoN iSnT LiKe mY cOuNtRy????
Love how you interact with the locals and keep it real and respectful. Nice reporting and an informative video too. Thank for sharing the culture brother.
Indeed, first thing I noticed is how respectful and genuine he go along with the people
Except for his foul mouth. Unnecessary
I am a Filipina and I am amazed by the natural beauty of my country.
My father was stationed in the Filipins many years ago, so I am sure life has changed a lot in 65 years. He said that the people were the friendliest people of any nation he had been to, beautiful also. He said that everyone was always working, even the children would be crafting items to sell. He was fortunate enough to meet a local man that spoke English and took him all over the islands, He always wanted me to go there, I surely wish I could have! It is a stunningly beautiful place.
You'd better book a holiday!
Come here this is your sign 😊@@primesspct2
Too bad everything you guys touch turns to garbage. But yes, the natural ground before someone destroys it is beautiful there.
@@DrummerJacob what a load of garbage you are speaking about colourful and creative people
Amazing video! It's like Nat Geo meets Guy Fieri... As a person of Filipino descent this is very fascinating and captivating, and it does bring a sense of pride. Thanks!
I went to the miss tawi tawi 2023 beauty contest and I swear the winner was a mermaid.
What’s this got to do with the video?
@@drissaudia1323did you skip through/miss parts of the video or something?
and her consort is a siyokoy
and her consort was a siyokoy
😂don’t worry bro… only a few people have our humor
this is a better video than you'd see on tv, nice job
The video in question has been excellently crafted, and I concur with your opinion. Ordinarily, I don't engage with this genre of videos, but this one captivated me enough to watch it entirely. Based on my understanding of sea-level rise, it appears that, unfortunately, these communities are facing a real risk of losing their homes and land in the upcoming three decades, particularly if the current rate of ice melting continues.
@jeffl7581 in my homeland Republic of Sakha its the same with floods. A lot of villages are in danger of drowning because of glaciers and permafrost melting.
@@jeffl7581 also the glaciers that never melt in decades starting to melt extremely fast in recent few years
this is true, I usually just scroll up without even trying to watch the intro but there's something interesting about how he execute this documentary.
This kind of content is honestly a gift. Great documentary!
As a malaysian i just found out bajau people are Philippian, I always thought they were orang kepulauan, it seems it meets in the middle, it makes a lot of sense. We've always known them as sea people, we love the bajau people. They dont live as outcasts like you put in your documentary, they are ocean people like orang bugis and are blessed with extraordinary skills, no need of expensive equipment. The parts of malaysia that were restricted were because we malaysia are also strugling. Our seas are also scarce and thus the restrictions are to restore the reefs and wildlife.
It’s not Philippian, it’s Filipino. Sounds like you’re quoting the Bible or sum. Also they are a trinational group of people. If you watched the video you’d find that out. Also Sabah is a contested land isn’t it?
A lot of Ethnolinguistic groups in Sabah and North Sulawesi are Filipino tribes/groups that are sadly taken over by another country. If you search it, you'll see these tribes and their languages belong to the Philippine group.
They are treated as outcast , in some places , people look down on them because they don’t value land living and education and they keep having babies even if it’s not economically feasible as a family. Don’t talk what you assume because from where I’m from badjaos are treated as outcast sometimes, not all times but they do get discriminated , and I also don’t condone it but it’s the reality!
@@StickyKeys187exactly your right they are trinational , some tribes identify as Filipino but some live in Malaysian waters. They are nomadic and spread out.
I'm impressed with this tour guide's fluency in English.
That's most of the country. Almsot everyone learns English here.
They speak English In Filipino Schools
IN THE PHILIPPINES
Do yo homework.
"Filipino schools" is a correct term tho. :)
This is giving me Avatar Way of Water vibes. Great video!
I was thinking the same thing!
Where do you think they got the inspiration from?
The title is misleading. They are NOT outcasts. This is their way of life. They will not leave this place even if offered an option. They would surely return to this habitat.
True. They dont fare well in land since generation they lived in the water.
exactly. yt people should research more smh
Oh my gosh… mahiya kayo… sarili nyong bayan hindi nyo alam… aral aral din…they are outcast… they dont hold citizenship… the government has a lot of problems with them…. This is covered by Jessica Sojo, hello??? Paki delete ng mga comment LOL Nakakahiya
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All the videos of this channel wreaks of _P*dò_ vibes. The stereotype of _white_ _guy_ with _glasses_ in remote part of Asia is _real._
This is so underrated. Keep making this kind of video, please!
This is awesome! We are now in Malaysia and have been to Borneo too, and have seen a few Bajau tribes. Philippines is on the bucketlist and now i want to go even more!! 🤩🤩
Im speechless i just loved this full episode....thank you so much andrew for your time and willingness to discover our livelihood here in tawi tawi... Thank you so much we are looking forward to see you again ..i know your time staying here was not enuf but i know its worth it😊 lets dig in soon ok? See you again ...thank you again❤
Hi Ejay! Just subscribed to your channel! Sending love from USA! 🎉❤
Just subscribed to your channel 😊
This is so cool. I'm Filipino Malaysian and for some reason, I always thought Bajau people are Malaysian because that what I was taught in school. But it makes sense how it meets in the middle. So cool! Thanks for sharing your experience, I look forward to visiting!
Hi, bc of the proximity of Tawi Tawi and some parts of Mindanao to Malaysia and Indonesia- there are alot of things that Filipinos share with them. I’ve seen some videos where Filipinos can actually speak Malaysian/Indonesian as a dialect. :)
Which school?
They r just of same people but politically in two countries. They existed regardless of boundaries n politics. Geography history n cultures tells them better. They are bajau laut of malays.
Theyre not Malaysian nor Filipino… they DO NOT HOLD CITIZENSHIP… they are outcast to all country surrounding them… sad, because if you think about it…. These our the tribe of our ancestor… unattached by the blood of the colonizers….
Technically, they are the same since they're all Austronesians. However, if you search it a lot of ethnolinguistic tribes/groups in Sabah & North Sulawesi belong to the Philippine group. Their languages are even categorized as such.
Hey Andy, This series was educational and humbling.👍✝️✌️
"whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these" 🍄✝🥽🏊♂ human beings truly are emanations of the divine, children of God, in ways I hope we will wake up to more and more.
Next-level storytelling and production! Hooked til the end 🔥
Oh my, that country is so spread out and complex. Nobody will see the whole place in a lifetime. The people are great and the women are 🔥.
Wow, just happen to stumble upon your video. It's nice to see my country being featured. Makes me miss Philippines even more. Subscribed!
As someone from West Africa Benin, it's suprising to see so many similarities with people from my own country, there is a city in Benin called Ganvié that is exactly like the city in the Philippines.
The production, crew and presenter are just unparalleled quality in harmony. What an enjoyable film... they should be proud of this. Similar quality is elusive in documentaries these days it seems. A+ lads. Awesome locals as well!
This guy's respect for the people and the culture is incredible! I had to subscribe!
50 minutes in 4k?
Subscribed. I cannot say no. Subscribed and I am here to stay and here to BINGE.
@Andrew Fraser. you deserve a million followers because you made amazing very fascinating informative content, we appreciate you positively featuring our beloved Philippines ❤💯which is to be proud of, I definitely follow your journey, and thank you for sharing your documentary. God Bless your Channel. Amen🙏
top-notch quality. I've learned alot about Tawi-Tawi even though I'm from Philippines
"Not a cell phone in sight. Just people living in the moment." I am in awe of how resourceful and skilled these people are. Great film all-around.
Those hand woven mats are something that you must take home as souvenirs. You must have seen a lot in Manila but these ones in the video these designs are distinctly from their tribe and they do really differ and rarely do you see foreigners like you reach that area... Its a gem for you to have that knowing that I as a native of this island havent been to this island ever since...
wow great documentary report, much better than... here in Europe! No hypocrisy, no manipulation, everything genuine and real.
Thank you
Love this documentary, showing the real situations in tawi tawi and Pampanga. Filipinos are so resilient that even water is rising they make it better out of a worst situation
This was a fantastic documentary! I love docs like this! I love to see how others around the world live, work, eat and more. It is so fascinating and beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful video!❤❤
Thanks for featuring my country. We appreciate it. I also follow our friend Sonny of Food Review. I live here in Vietnam, HCM, I regularly see him in person.
Amazing documentary about Filipino Tribes livelihood in deadly seas. Interesting to watch till the end. Tnx4sharing. Watching from DUBAI
How did u do the loading sign
I cannot recall exactly where but I read of similar water villages somewhere around coasts of Arabian peninsula. Also I read once that the original city of Mexico was a man-made water city that included agriculture. Humans are very resourceful.
Andrew, your UA-cam channel is informative & educational. Thank you for sharing all these with us. ❤️
Greetings from Redondo Beach CA 🇺🇸. Interesting narration of the island. Nice video. Cheers and Mabuhay 🇵🇭
Love this! And happy to be part of this epic video ❤
This is crazy good, im from philippines but locals dont have this kind of dicumentaries. thank you!
cuz mainland filipinos are self haters who desperately want western validation especially manila people
They have the life. That is better than any screen.
@@BE74297 no philippines is a 3rd world country really bad to live there
@@flamechicken415 ur one of them.
@@Random_JapGuy and i havent lived there for 2 decades so whats your point?
I'm so great full that you've include our hometown to your travel.
I love Filipinos they are the one of the coolest people on earth 🌎
Watching from Mexico.
Mexico, Pampanga Philippines
Fantastic video! Thanks for featuring this part of the Philippine
I was surprised to see puffer fish in the market and even more shocked to see it prepared in a home. I thought fugu was only prepared by people with special training. I was on the edge of my seat while all of you were having lunch. Lovely people and scenery, though. The kids are precious.
your assuming they dont have specailist training ? i assume they can handle themselves as they are very adaptive to the sea
Oh my gosh.. please.. people have lived in the sea and the sea is where their food is of course surely they know how to prepare.
Thank you Andrew for sharing your adventure with us. God bless. ❤🎉
The quality of this video, the cinematography, the approach is so good.
Your documentary is at par with NatGeo. I love watching all your videos by the way. Very educational.
I wonder why such a good UA-cam channel like this has only a few thousand subscribers while infact this deserve a million because of its awesome video. Very informative and educational content indeed that even i being a Filipino love to learn this documentary because it is not shown often by our own documentary journalists.
Actually - he has more than 88 thousand subscribers!! 😉
@@cecileroy557and counting. Now 112.000 subs.
I can definitely resonate to the great eastern sun tradition 🌏💫🌙 such beautiful souls ❤️
Great video, thank you 🙏
This was a fantastic documentary, high production value, clever storytelling and interesting focus. Not too mention you seem like a lovely guy that respects the places you visit. I look forward to seeing more of your content.
It's amazing how u can get a picture so vivid under water God almighty have mercy the world is amazing
Wow.. amazing documentaries it fells like i watch National Geographic Channel and Discovery Channel.
How incredible, the people are so beautiful, how amazing.
thank you for showing respect to everyone you meet
Amazing video brother! Top notch quality and content - hard to believe you only have 83k subs. You gained one from me!
this is actually very well produced! amazing documentary. wish i can subscribe twice haha!
There was an upperclassman who was always winning competitions at state level when I was in high school. I remember he did an interview and they asked how he got to be so great at swimming and he said that when he was growing up in the Philippines, their family was always struggling, but they lived by the docks where a lot of ferries would come by. Foreigners would toss coins in the water and him and his friends would dive to collect them everyday after school and give it to their parents so they can help buy food. That story always stuck out to me. I'm Filipino too but grew up in the US so my childhood was very different. It's crazy to know how our environment can mold us in such a way
Glad I found this. Loving watching travel channels before bed.
Loved my month long trip to the Philippines years ago, even had my 18th bday there which was all the more special. Would love to travel more to areas that aren’t on the main islands like this. Amazing trip, so beautiful!
The Bajaus are perfect example of adaptation.
Alot of them have adapted clear vision under water.... can hold their breath for many minutes under water.... they adapted to have wider feet .... they have enlarged spleens... they adapted to not get sunburned...
One of the most great docu i ever seen! ( the crab industry is such a genius ) true spirit of being filipino. Adoptation
I’m just amazed that they lived in all natural environment.. adapting is vital.. such a survivor.. sending love from neighbour Malaysia 😢❤
I'm from Metro Manila and most of the time I am seeing Badjao asking for money. I didn't know that not all Badjao are the same. The way of life-- "that they are born and raised in Tawi-Tawi and fishing is a way of their living, catch anything they can see in the ocean, just do not ask people for money" salute to kuya! Now I need to search what Siasi and Lamiusa tribe is--they might be the one we are seeing in streets of Manila.
The constant begging and many babies give them bad reputation , most of them refuse education even when sponsored a scholarship , some of them accept education but most want to keep begging
Great documentary showcasing less traveled places here in the Philippines.
I'm from North Borneo, I heard from my friends that some of the people from the Bajau tribe they live on the water without any nationalities. they only come to land to purchase supply and sell fish etc.
I recommend the traveller who are planning to come to the tip of borneo to camp near the beach and visit the villages to barter some of fruits for fish. My dad used to do it when we camp there, he still do I think. they would gladly accept any fruits and you will get plenty of big fish. it was a nice experience.
This is one of my favorite documentaries I've ever watched. You have an obvious respect for those wonderful people, the narration is top notch, and the cinematography was A+. I really enjoyed it, you should have a 100 times more views.
POC should hold a tryout here for diving and swimming. we've overlooked their potential.
I went to Tawi Tawi too last November and I loved the place right away. I went to the Badjao village too and met the women mat weavers
I can't remember when I have enjoyed a doco so much. So well filmed, so well narrated and such a joy to watch. Keep up the great work !
Quality Content Im subscribing!! Thanks for bringing this up. I used to roam around the waters near tawi tawi and Sulu. These types of content are the ones that should be promoted on social media not the stupid pranks. Thanks Andrew stay safe bro!
Andrew, you are a badass, and your adventures+videos are becoming more and more so. These people are magical. Love the music you are including in this video too.
Excellent watch.
I think you could have made two separate videos of the Badjao and the MudCrab farmers.
Subscribed.
Such an amazing video! Love the spotlight on the Filipino culture and lifestyle and resilience!
I'm obsessed with the color tones of this video
No one can tell me that somewhere in the ocean, mermaids don’t exist 😂
Indeed, they do exist and they eat pirates!
Andrew, your UA-cam channel is informative & educational. Thank you for sharing all these with us. ️
Niceee documentary and it is worth mentioning that the creator Mr Andrew showed much respect to the people and the place he is featuring . Kudos. I am a Filipino and I appreciate this kind of documentary.
Sea Masters would be more appropriate title, please change it for better. Thank you for your understanding and kindness when referring to other humans and beings alike.
Ok! auntie got my mouth watering with this buttered crab skillet! I might have to move here just for the crabs 🤤
Thanks for this great documentary! I grew up in Pampanga, a few towns away from Masantol.
Wonderful , adapting of what Mother Nature offers, so good!!!! Thank you for this wonderful video❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much for making and sharing this video with us ❤
This documentary was done really well 🥰. Beautiful people and country.
What a neat people. Grateful for this video and all who participated to share how people live there. Have to admit, some of it would me very happy.
Absolutely phenomenal thanks 💕
As a Photojournalist I covered the story of badjau or sama dilaut who had made their way to Pampanga and established a small settlement there of about 2000 people but were later sent back to Mindanao by the Pampanga local govt.
Sad story.... 😢
@@cecileroy557 because they beg everywhere
There is also a place in Nigeria where they live on the water on stilt homes. I believe this was also the case in Florida, but they banned those structures. But this is still amazing and how they are able to adapt great video!
In Lagos… Nigerian live in the water,,,but the water are very dirty like oil black…and you cannot get fish on that water, maybe if you swim on that water you’ll be dead in virus and bacteria 🦠 😂😂😂
Thanks Andrew. Entertaining and informative. Cheers
Professionally done. Thank you and your crew
ABSOLUTELY fantastically interesting.really entertaining. Really want to eat crab now! What ingenious people’s 😊
maraming salamat Andrew. kung d dahil sayo ndi ko sila makikilala.... saLAMAT
you need to explore then, kung kaya sa pera
Really cool to see more of the Filipino's rich and diverse culture being explored. So cool to see how the tribes has adapted to the water environment.
I work with two Filipino guys here in the US. Their English is ok, but kinda limited to work plus some common language to navigate daily life life here in California. So, its super cool to see life happening around the country. These guys, by the way, are humble yet badass electricians 😊
Nice kaayu mapansen sila i love your documents
Amazing video featuring those Badjao! A documentary/vlog worth watching!!
GREAT INFO VIDEO
Love this episode. Thanks Andrew.
I am a filipino and been dreaming to live like this. but realized I can only hold my breath for 5 seconds. so I guess this won't be fit for me. haha
Thank you for this documentary. I was so fascinated by everything! WOW! You made this documentary beautifully and informative! it was making me feel so emotional! how did you manage to open your eyes under the water? my eyes would've hurt so much..and that Lato is my favorite!!!!
Love your work Man. amazing videos
Ahhh.. I’m new to this channel, but I was like where have I seen this guy from… “Best Ever Food Review Show”!! ❤❤❤
The feeling of not knowing about your birthday just living life no worries, damn. water is their playground, people seem to be naturally happy because of the environment that they can see everyday. bet these people are happier than most of us working corporate and living inside the busy city.
Just fantastic documentary......I've become a big fan.
Amazing documentary! Really enjoyed watching.