Manila 4K HDR - Sunset Drive - Miami Vibes
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
- Weekday sunset drive around the best parts of Metro Manila in the Philippines. Starting in Makati, to Mandaluyong and Bonifacio Global City. 26:30 looks so much like Miami! Made for high end 75"+ HDR TV's [4K60P 422 10Bit 200Mbp+]. OLED TV for best viewing. Think wide range of natural colors (up to 1 billion color combinations). High clarity in dark shadows and bright highlights.
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Makati is a city in the Philippines’ Metro Manila region and the country’s financial hub. It’s known for the skyscrapers and shopping malls of Makati Central Business District, and for Ayala Triangle Gardens, an area dotted with trees and sculptures. Ayala Museum houses the Filipinas Heritage Library and craft collections documenting the country’s history. The Rizal Monument is a memorial to national hero José Rizal.
Bonifacio Global City (also known as BGC, Global City, or The Fort) is a financial business district in Taguig, Metro Manila, Philippines. It is located 11 kilometers (6.8 mi) southeast of the capital city of Manila. Bonifacio High Street forms the physical core of Bonifacio Global City and is designed as a three-by-three matrix of high-tech offices and residential buildings, retail outlets and pedestrian-friendly roads and walkways. At One Bonifacio High Street, the PSE Tower, which houses the unified trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange, the Shangri-La at the Fort, Manila and Ascott Bonifacio Global City Manila are also located here. Grand Central Park is a 10-hectare (25-acre) New York-inspired mixed-use development located in North Bonifacio Global City. One of the tower in the area is the 65-storey Metrobank Center which houses the Grand Hyatt Manila hotel and is currently one of the tallest skyscrapers in Metro Manila.
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Intro 0:00
Makati 0:40
Mandaluyong 26:30
Bonifacio Global City (BGC) 49:22
A few updates:
- Scheduled for Middle East/Europe/Maybe a stopover in North Africa this winter. Europe in early spring!
- Possibly in Colorado/Rocky Mountains/Pacific Northwest USA while its snowing (ski season).
- May discontinue use of this camera used for filming this video. Better quality with other cameras im using. Let me know what you think?
- Getting ready to complete a big milestone on a current project that I'll share on the channel shortly.
- Let me know what you all want to see next!
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Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur?
It would be very interesting to see you drive in other Indonesian cities after Jakarta, like Surabaya, Bandung, Medan, etc.
Ur camera is insane its crystal clear HD.. i love it ❤❤❤
I'd love to see more from Latin America. Panama, Paraguay, Uruguay, etc
The Caribbean Islands
It's crazy how alot of guys from the west dont know about Manila philippines, Iran, Africa, and Mexico. Since they portrayed these countries poor in movies.
I like that you can see the clouds & the sky it’s blue
Metro Manila is a very colorful metropolis. Nice drive.
@@Hahkkhh188you are color blind I guess ?
@@Hahkkhh188 Malaysians always jealous so cry... KL is the most boring city in Asia
After watching Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur, I must say Manila has the only one to have blue sky especially on the skyscraper filled areas ❤️❤️❤️
Try to watch vlog in the provinces of the philippines, like siargao, palawan, bohol or cebu, you can see clearly the beautiful sky there bcoz here its hard to see bcoz of the tall buildings
Philippines is one of the cleanest AIR in the world…. We have no FACTORY IN OUR CAPITAL MANILA….. AND BURNING 🔥 are not allowed 🚫 ❤❤❤❤🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Blue sky means no rain. Malaysia and Indonesia are on equator. Rain clouds are the speciality and beauty there. Phillipines is a little away from equator, therefore less rain, more blue sky. Cloudy and blue skies are beautiful in their own rights.
@@unni.m1959 really u talk about rain? and you exclude the Philippines? HAHAHAHA ironic
@@XiWein Haha yes. Because Phillipines isn't as rainy as these two countries duh.
Great catch up to the most modern city in US! Greetings from Indigenous Khmer in Vietnam (Vietnamese Cambodian), sour sdey mabuhay!
Wow I never knew Manila, Philippines looked like this.. nice to see it has developed a lot
Come and visit us. Hehe manila has a lot to offer
@@papotmejica8914 don't mislead them. Manila is an ugly metropolis
The OP is only driving on the fanciest parts of Metro Manila. Everywhere else in the city, everything is in shambles. Don't believe everything you see. Manila is a shithole
@@xdemgeo3581reason lol hahahahahahah
@@xdemgeo3581just like any other major cities in the world. Definition of a shithole? Try driving around Camden, NJ. 😂
manila its like to miami to spanish to mexico i love it❤❤❤😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉
You have just shown the real Manila. Omg.. but still nice.. Manila is literally getting more cleaner and greener.
My favorite Metro Manila ❤ Few more years we will have the subway, the near finish 4th lines train system, the train connection between north and south of Luzon Island and the expansion/additional stations of 2 lines
A lot of the core or downtown business district looks a lot like a larger version of a combination of Miami and Honolulu. Very clean and modern city, but it diversifies alot as you go into the suburbs and then it looks more like Viet Nam or India.
Still organized than Vietnam and India
I would say more like KL and Bangkok as you go in the suburbs. It's way better as compare to Vietnam and india
Not sure about Vietnam, but it's nothing like India at all.
Im pleasantly surprised! It looks so modern and cosmopolitan! My great great grandfather was born in Manila! I wouldn’t mind living there!😊
Ito talaga mga wires ang nagpapangit sa lugar sana ayosin naman ito ng meralco at telcos..
The Makati part gives a little miami vibes.
Manila is WOW ..very advanced AESTHETICALLY SUPERIOR CITY.
But.. sorry to tell you : NONE of this is Manila.
It's Metro Manila. Specifically, Makati, Mandaluyong and Taguig. Each of these are cities by themselves separate and distinct from Manila.
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I mean tourists won't know these cities, Jakarta is made up of cities to but people dont call them by their names and just call it Jakarta, same case for tokyo too@@mocabe01
The Philippines will surely become a Powerful Country in the Future. It is developing too fast.
The fact that half of its population are still young or below 20 years old (non working age) . The country's per capita will skyrocket Once it's younger generation will begin to work. Same as how the youth of China, South Korea & Japan Lift their economy in the 90's to 2k's.
The country would have already become more powerful a long time ago if not for its drain brain policies (OFW) and focus more on Metro Manila than the rest of the country.
@@bmona7550OFW is one of it's strength
Yes, but only if the government can create enough jobs especially in manufacturing since that is the fastest way to cut poverty based on the experience of more advanced economies. If the government along with the private sector fails to develop our industrial base Filipinos would still keep migrating overseas and this is the reason why we have a low Household Debt to GDP. Our countrymen were able to buy or built homes just from their savings working overseas without incurring mortgages whereas our more affluent neighbors have a huge mortgage to pay.
Thank you J for this 2nd capture of Metro Manila. Drive footages always look better on a brighter, sunnier day! 💚🇵🇭🌞
Đường phố Manila tuy hẹp nhưng không chật
Wow, what a stunning video! Manila looks amazing in 4K HDR. I love the contrast between the modern skyscrapers and the colorful streets. The sunset is breathtaking. Great job! 👏👏👏
It's not Manila.
This is actually a travel through 3 different but contiguous cities in the METRO Manila region: Makati, Mandaluyong and Taguig. Each of these three are cities on their own -- separate and distinct from Manila.
Pls note that "Manila" and "Metro Manila" are different locations despite their similar names.
Manila is just one of the 16 cities (+1 municipality) in the Metro Manila region (formally, the NCR). In fact, Manila is just a small city comprising only 4% of the NCR.
@@mocabe01everyone knows it's Metro MANILA which means they just want to drop the word Metro. You're not smart. 😊
@@JoeyZee-vs4kr No. And you can say that a million times, you will still be wrong.
In the recent territorial spat between Makati and Taguig, did you ever find a news article that mentioned Manila? No? Of course not. Because they're not in Manila.
The only time you will see 'Manila" in these articles is when the case reached the Supreme Court but only because the SC is in Manila and not because the LGU is involved in any way. Stop promoting false geography of your country!
@@mocabe01 The New MANILA International Airport is in BULACAN and yet it's named as Manila. The name Manila is used in broad terms. You are not smart so stop this type of showing off please 😊
@@JoeyZee-vs4kr Airports are not official references for a country's geography. Laws are actually passed for that purpose. Were you not taught how to perform proper research? What's next? You will cite some nameless blogger to justify yourself? Btw, it's also called "Bulacan International Airport".
"The name Manila is used in broad terms. " -- Eh... no.
there’s something about Manila that almost has the same connection with Miami the trees, and weather. I’m not really enjoying the sunny weather, I’m more into rainy day/ foggy/ cloudy days. But this was excellent!
Me too, I love rains. Dec-Feb are the best months colder weather.
Just come in rainy season. There’s plenty
Very organized city.
Beautiful video ! Beautiful city!
Cities*
The video shows a drive through 3 different cities in the Metro Manila region: Makati, Mandaluyong and Taguig. Each one is a valid city on its own -- separate and distinct from Manila. Pls note that "Manila" and "Metro Manila" are not the same despite their similar names.
Mismo si J Utah nagsabi parang vibe MIAMI ang manila. Wag kayo kukurap😅
It's because of palm trees that give it a tropical vibe. Honestly if you remove half of the people and clean up Metro Manila it will be better than Miami since Metro manila can be very green and lush and Miami has kind of a dry feel.
Baka miami wire😂
so freakin chill
Really lovely to finally see you drive around my city. Been waiting for this since your Bangkok videos!
The video quality is better compared to the first manila drive.
Something that seems to be unique about the Philippines compared to its neighbors is the number of American cars on the road. Probably one of the few places in Asia where Fords, Chevys, and Cadillacs seem to be common.
mhm! Fords are quite common especially th Ranger and the Everest. Chevy has a pretty bad reputation for most of their lineup while Cadillac is just reserved for the ultra rich lol
Actually japanese and Korean cars dominated the streets
@@richardnuevo There's no denying that considering Toyota consistently has a 40% market share in the country annually. What I mean is Philippines is one of the few countries in Asia where American brands have a common presence on the road.
The Phillipines is the only country in Asia that used to be part of the U.S. (1898-1946) and during that time (almost 2 generations) there was a huge influene on the culture that persists to this day. That's why you see everything written in English.
Hehe. Only a few can afford that. Tha's not common lol.
3:34 2 Cadillac Escalades
17:30 Ford Mustang
30:56 Mazda MX-5
53:32 Mini Cooper S
1:07:57 BMW M2
20:29 maybach
1:20:46 Bugatti Chiron with G wagon
0:36 toyota alphard
You've forgot exploring Entertainment city in pasay city Manila
Ortigas CBD is also beautiful,, hope you visit this places
Didn't expect to see a video from you in the country! Glad you enjoyed driving about!
At least this video got justice with its thumbnail unlike the previous video.
After watching this video, I rethink how I see Manila. Some parts really do resemble the USA aka Miami, however some areas you drove through, reminds me of Latin America megalopolises and undeveloped areas of Indian megacities. Manila is very diverse looking.
A real sign of a economically improving country, where the developed, the developing and the underdeveloped are witnessed.
Honest question: Why? Did the foreign vloggers who hyped Manila to the core mislead you to believe that Manila was massively developed?
@@exgeeinteractiveBecause it is, the only one in the countrt.
It's a work in progress. Wait for another 10 years when a lot of train lines get completed.
@@Siopaoko The Metro is highly urbanized but let's be honest here, outside of our CBDs every city within NCR are highly congested, little to no proper sewage management, lack of good road networks, etc. etc.
Nice ambient drive
Manila seems to be the perfect mix between Singapore and Miami. Gives me Dallas (Oak Lawn) vibes as well with the road design.
US-style road design with Singapore-style architecture.
only a vert tiny part of Manila. The majority of Manila is a squatter filled s-hole
Nope Filipino designed. We're proud of it.
Sao paolo .
@@Siopaoko haha you're proud of your poor backward country where people need to eat pagpag to survive
@@ttbrown9700 and you’re proud of your filthy sinking country where people go to tomohon market and eat ampo dirt food to survive kwkwkwkww
Makati and BGC reminds me of Downtown LA. Good weather and culture.
Pre napalayo ng LA sa BGC at Makati, dihamak mas maganda, malinis at ligtas ang BGC at Makati. Ang layo, puro adik at homeless nakakalat sa downtown LA
@@JS-ew1my I've been to LA and New York po, may part lang na puro homeless. Makati and BGC is good but nowhere as good if you compare it to LA, NY, Miami etc. Night life in New York is the best in the world too.
@@napoleonbonaparte1260 nakakaasar ung mga overly proud pinoys. pero mas nakakaasar ung mga self-loathing and self deprecating pinoys.. akala siguro foreigners would look up to them, ahahaha
@@jhonkennethginer9033True... I cringe at both sides, but self-loathers are definitely more disgusting.
r/philippines has full of them@@dayangmarikit6860
Tuyệt vời ASEA 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳
Visit Baguio! You will be able to drive there via expressways with scenic views!
I love METRO MANILA. The video presentation here covers only a few parts of of the national capital region of the vast and massive metropolis of the Philippines. I hope J Utah you would consider to create videos of other huge CBDs that's part of MM like Eastwood in QC, Ortigas Center in Pasig, MOA complex in Pasay and many more. Thanks so much for this J Utah. I was actually one of those who requested videos about the beautiful MM.
Also don't forget Alabang in the south.
@@daltondebuton6454 Yeah right. Alabang is also a perfect place in driving around cruise. Thanks.
@@emelio7995 you're welcome
And also ASEANA city and entertainment city
Thank you, Kabayan, for promoting correct location.
Indeed, the video is not Manila. It is METRO Manila. Specifically, it is a drive through 3 different cities in Metro Manila: Makati, Mandaluyong and Taguig.
To be fair though... the description is correct. I just hope the title was correct, too. Wish ...
Nhìn vẫn hơn Hà Nội
Chạy ra khỏi trung tâm là biết hơn hay ko liền🤣
Nice drive
Better than Jakarta 😅
invalid opinion 😂😂
@@romann.13I mean, it's an option.
@@romann.13 Don't pretend you don't know bro.
Congratulations! You survived driving in Manila. 😅😂
If he survived in your city definitely he will
On thing I heard they have a bigger number of English speakers in the region, am seeing billboards and roadside adverts in English wow nice city as well😊
It has to be English or else there might be a civil war among provinces who can't agree on what language to use for road signs. Lol
@@BatAskalWhy?... This is Manila, why would people from other provinces care?
Well, English is officially the second language of the philippines.
@@dayangmarikit6860 People from other provinces do care especially if the highways enter a provincial boundary whose language is not Tagalog.
@@BatAskal Eh... some people on the internet blow things way out of proportion. Most people in real life don't give a §h!t
The electricity wire is really an eyesore 💀
Actually, most of them are Internet and Television cables and mostly are inactive. Telcos and Cable companies are too lazy to fix their mess
Admittedly out spaghetti wires are more disorganized, but even Japan and other modern country still have them.
Manila 😮
Proud to be Filipino! 🇵🇭
Haha olol
Proud to ate pag pag
Eto nanaman tong isang tong proud pinoy proud pinoy..haaaaay.
Is there something to be proud of here?
Overproud Pinoy Check! ✔️
This is what i am waiting for. To have you J Utah a video here in Philippines. God bless you❤
Very good video
people on the sidewalks, local shops, definitely better than Auckland (dead city)
looks like são paulo city
Looked like Singapore + Miami for me
I'm from the Philippines, and these 2 cities are like 15 km away from me. And I hit like! I wish this is not the last. Visit Antipolo City via Sumulong Highway and see the overlooking view a la DTLA/Beverly Hills!
otimo video tmj sempre
A metropolis of first world Central Business Districts. That makes Metro Manila different from other Southeast Asian Capitals.
Snippet: Marami parin old versions na electrical wires sa video nato. We have to take them all down and install portable street lighting, instead, which is so much safer against strong and super aggressive high winds; including floods. Could MMDA send a work-crew to the logar on this video to take care of this mission. toloy-toloy na tayo mga kabaryo. stay strong and faithful. be blessed. 🎄✝🎀 dec2023
J Utah did you enjoy the traffic?
He's from America of course he knew it. Hahaha ignorant
Need to work to put all those power cables underground, the city will be more nicer..
Only needs underground cable of wire and everything is going fine and beautiful
Don't worry wireless electricity and Telco is coming soon..😂
Looklike phillippin
It’s MANILA PHILIPPINES BRO🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🎉🎉🎉
drive to skyway stage 3 from balintawak and exit to naix and drive all the way to bay area..another one,drive from smart connect to harbor link,nlex slex connector and exit to espana boulevard turn right going to manila city downtown
May I know what camera did you use for this video?
I hope this won't be your last video in Manila as I'm still hoping that you'd try to drive the entire length of the Metro Manila Skyway System offering the best views of the city. 😁
非常干净
Looks close to Miami in some ways for sure with the buildings.
Hoping u can visit provincial area nearby cities in luzon Philippines. ❤❤❤
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Metro Manila definitely has a western touch/feel/ambiance compared to its asean megacities counterparts.
In exchange of that our cultural landmarks that represents our culture are being vanished by powerful land developers. Kuala Lumpur Jakarta Bangkok Ho chi Minh despite of their development their cultural landmarks are still maintained.
@@arturoliriorapadas5490 there are also cultural landmarks in metro manila that were preserved. I mean understand that there are aren't enough cultural landmarks in the "new cbd's" but you can also go to other parts in metro manila to see and explore filipino cultural heritage that are preserved.
@@arturoliriorapadas5490it is also not entirely true that indonesians, malay, and thai counterparts are full in it to display this asian ambiance or preserve their cultural landmarks into their cities. Most of their real estate developments are modeled to european/american design. Most of the capital cities in our asean region do actually resemble some of our western counterpart cities. Remember jakarta is not able to preserve its cultural heritage or any cultural landmarks prior to the spread of islam in this archipelago because a lot of muslims view this as idolatry. On the other hand, kuala lumpur does not really excude a strong malay cultural heritage and most of their cultual landmarks is not even pure malay and that is a result of a melting pot of different cultures that reside in the city. Bangkok might be the only city that do preserve majority of their buddhist cultural landmarks and that is because thailand was never colonized by a european superpower. Ho chi minh/saigon, their cultural landmarks are more of like related to socialist landmarks.
I think decades of American rule has something to do with how they plan and build cities.
@@arturoliriorapadas5490those countries you mentioned were not destroyed heavily during the 2nd world war unlike the Philippines
Some areas in Mandaluyong district in your video (37:03) look the typical Southeast Asian city: chaotic and maybe a bit impoverished, with a lot of people on the streets minding their own business plus lot of unsafe street cables dangling! Then you have the Makati and Bonifacio Global which looks impressive, like KL or maybe Singapore.
KL is not an impressive city. You go and travel
@@richardnuevo KL is well developed. smh
@@exgeeinteractive imao I've been there 🙄 so stop lying and pretending
KL is not clean and developed. Many parts are dirty
Okay, I'm gonna be pedantic here and be an "akshually".
But South of the Pasig River @ 41:15 and onwards, is Barangay(think of this as a village but with its own government hall) Guadalupe, which is part of Makati City, but it is outside the CBD of the said City and it gives you an idea of how it actually goes in Metro Manila.
A major city would have a CBD but their suburbs look like 30:00 - 40:00. For example Mandaluyong city's CBD is in Ortigas area, which is just about 2 miles away from the parts of the city that J Utah passed.
Come to Barranquilla Colombia, please
He is still in Asia, Manila is in the Philippines
Ayy!!!!
Похоже на город, трущебы не видно.
Patriotism mode activated Philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Patriotism mixed with subtle discrimination against people from Visayas & Mindanao by some commenters here.
Nope only the Metro Manilan and Luzon people. The people from Visayas and Mindanao are forever jealous with their undeveloped and provincial way of life. Having said that they are the Filipinos who work as domestic helpers and construction workers abroad.
now that is the real manila no sugar coating now.😂
It still look decent to me ofc there are few cultural differences gotta love these differences which makes earth vast
Ik it doesnt suit my name here
Looks still way better than Jakarta and KL
Both places are in Manila so they are real. What are you talking about what's real? What's your definition of real?
still looks better than 90% cities in the world
@@richardnuevo KL is better than Manila. Dont fool yourself honey.
30:18 IN THE LEFT IS BONIFACIO JAVIER NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL. (BJNHS)
GTA Manila
GTA slummy city 😂
@@lolo70068 KL has the most homeless in Asia. KL do have lots of old dilapidated and abandoned buildings. Obviously Manila looks way better than boring KL
@@richardnuevo where did you get the numbers? If not mistaken Manila has the biggt slum area in Asia besides India
@@lolo70068 only Malaysians like you are jealous and saying bad in this thread about the Philippines 🤣 so pathetic
@@lolo70068 first of all, why do u have to comment like that in other country? why do u hate Philippines like that, like did they do bad to you or you just like those people who doesn't have anything to do and just hate without a reason
This video should have been named "METRO Manila" instead of just "Manila".
Manila just one city in the Metro Manila region. These two (2) locations are not the same despite their similar names.
Anyway, I recognize that the description is spot on. Thank you for (overall) being a responsible writer and vlogger.
Nice driving in Manila👍
But.. sorry to tell you : NONE of this is Manila.
It's Metro Manila. Specifically, Makati, Mandaluyong and Taguig.
@@mocabe01just only consider the place is MANILA..yeah you're right the metro manila or NCR cause that is portion of other different cities..
@@mocabe01if you compare in other province the metro manila it's just small kaya ang mga nasa probinsya ang tinatawag nalang nila Manila..
@@speedoflight3738 Learn your history, kid.
@@mocabe01 this is not history bro..
1:10:04 nice BMW
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1:08:05- Ain't gonna kiss ass.
1:11:05- In God We Trust 😂
those messy electric wires, it is possible to put them all underground?
I think that will be hard to do bcoz its already developed alot
If our government can do it, im sure it will be costly
Don't underestimate Manila.
Зашел после трейлера GTA 6
Manila Looks nicer than bangkok tho'..
Because BKK doesnt have a CBD. Their skycrapers are scattered
BKK has scattered buildings, meanwhile Manila modern buildings are clustered, called CBD's. So Manila looks nicer in some parts, but the poor side of Manila is worse than the poor side of BKK.
@@Hahkkhh188 Why because of the Prostitutes?! HAHA
this is a fact, Bangkok is too touristy and crowded
@@DaveChuaait's just the same as worst as bangkok china and india lol
can u drive in phnom penh
Wasn’t the Philippines been hit with an earthquake few days ago ?
There are only few recorded earthquakes in Luzon. Earthquake mostly in the island of Mindanao in the south
Remote area
In the south island of Mindanao where the third largest city is located called Davao.
Grabe mga taga Mandaluyong Pasig River side, for sure sila mga nag vandalism sa tulay sa BGC Makati area na yan.
bintang pa!
@@melb758 Talaga naman? Wala kang makikitang vandalism sa area na yan nung wala pang tulay na yan!
Tiga Makati nagvavandals at sila rin nagkakalat ng mga basura, nakakasira ng kaayusan at kalinisan. Mandaluyong mas maayos kesa Makati. HIndi ako tiga mandaluyong, tiga Makati ako.
should have visit filinvest city in alabang
خیلی میامی زیباست لذت بردم امیدوارم منم یه روزی سفر کنم و این جا رو ببینم
This is Manila in the Philippines. Not Miami.
30:23 THIS IS BONIFACIO JAVIER NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL…
Philippines is just starting wait till ten years hope that china will not attack us
City looks so modern and wealthy in general. You wouldn’t even know it is in a 3rd world country.
Just because a country is considered “3rd world” it doesn’t automatically mean that everyone is just living in despair, and not all 3rd world countries are on the same level of development… for example, Southeast Asian countries are more developed than African countries despite both regions being considered “3rd world”. The Philippines is rapidly developing and the middle class is growing fast.
The Philippines is not a third world country. Stop being ignorant
3rd world just means not part of the G10 countries and not being communist. 2nd world are former communists. Very outdated terms from the Cold War. What are you, 50 years old!?
@@richardnuevoyes. It is a 3rd world country as you know too.
@@shahmi5727are you living in a cave, Indonesia, Vietnam and Philippines are NEWLY INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRIES, now searcg that term and educate yourself ☺️
Go to filinvest next time.
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You should come to tondo
Yeah for sure jutah can enjoy tondo specially 2023 tondo ua-cam.com/video/W-ATb8eAZEk/v-deo.htmlsi=W3ENk2Oo2HjC3XCQ
Tondo is now called the "BANGKOK" of Manila. it looks like Bangkok, the nightlife, shopping, and street foods.
looks better than seoul
I’ve been to Seoul. It is modern, but it has lots of box shaped buildings and repetitive looking buildings.
@@dayangmarikit6860 i live here in seoul and i can't agree more
@@user-38dn in your dream!!! Manila is just a 3rd world gabage land while Seoul is on another level world class city!!!!! How dare you compare manila to Seoul?? How brave???
@@jdhdhhhd31 have you ever lived here? well, i don't wanna have an argument, it's just what I think.. maybe I'm too used to what Seoul look like and I want sth exotic.
@@jdhdhhhd31Seoul is a depressive city, full of sad overworked people surviving each day, literally an urban nightmare 😢
Как можно разобраться в проводах
Count them
Thats what makes Asia different like Japan with hanging wires in the streets
Đối với Trung Quốc vẫn còn một khoảng cách. Tôi đến từ Việt Nam
Дкую вам
авторе.
Yawa! bakit pinagpalit ko tong bansa na to :(