This experience is part of travelling my man. Some people are born into extreme poverty and know no other life. Good on you for being patient and dont take it personally
@יהוה הוא אחד couldn’t agree with you more, no disrespect to “Blackman da traveller” but u need to be thick skinned and understanding of others cultures aswell as the poverty in Pakistan. U dnt get no JOB SEEKERS ALLOWANCE ETC. If u don’t have thn u go without 🥲 may Allah (swt) grant goodness for the poor and poverty stricken. Love from your brother in Scotland 🏴 born in Mirpur, Kashmir ❤️❤️❤️
He could have literally paid the kids again and got rid of them, but no he wanted to use them for content to make more money on UA-cam, What a punk of a niga this punk ass is just pay the kids off or stop using them for video content
@@LiberatedMind1 bro people who live there are Muslims (mostly) so women don't come out of their houses much. Especially cuz most women there are house wives..-
I will give you a tip. Do not engage with the beggars at all No conversation, no eye contact, no physical contact. Nothing, not once. Almost as if you don't see them ( sounds cruel but these are professional beggars, and there are a thousand better ways of giving charity if you want)
actually they are professional....There parents dont want to educate them. Not local residents of city. they are migrants and illegally occupied river side (bank) and begging continuously for years. We do highlight this matter with local authorities for action against street beggers.
Hey man, first time seeing your content. I'm from Karachi, Pakistan. I would like to apologise for your experience with beggars. I'm truly ashamed for what you had to go through. This is not Pakistan, there are much better places to go and much better people to meet here. One thing about these beggars. Please do not, I repeat, do not give them a single cent. They are professionals. The ones who are real will be sitting quietly somewhere, you can give to them.
I kind of thought that something was off. I hav a couple of friends that are from Pakistan. One of them was living in the street of Washington DC. I would drive by on my way to work and leave the homeless ppl coffee and cheese biscuits every morning. I noticed this one man a woman would never come out of there space. So I talked to them and they told me that in Pakistan the less fortunate do not want to be noticed it’s shameful and they shouldn’t beg but ask if they really need. So they asked me if I could use any of their service that they knew how to do in exchange for help with finding them clothing, jobs and basically a handbook on how to survive in America. (They won like some kind of lottery or something to come to the US) Needless to say they are doing great the husband does IT for the government and the wife have a food truck. They also now come with me every morning to take coffee to that same spot. The wife cooks breakfast and make lunch sack as well every morning.
They appear to be poor children who are probably used by criminals to beg for money. Unfortunately this is a common practice in Pakistan and is most often around shrines where Pakistanis often hand out money to the less fortunate. Often children are kidnapped and forced into this "occupation" by criminal enterprises. I remember visiting Pakistan in the 80s/90s with my families and getting swarmed at the old international airport in Rawalpindi by them. How the hell were they inside the airport gates? hmmm
Yes same happened to me ,bajigar and massali young girls hurled abuses when I gave them a pound coin. They wanted ten pounds and I heard they had mansions in pindi
@@mwambamkombozi4672 They originate from 🇮🇳 . They were captured by British empire from tribal India forests and brought to act as British workers during punjab labor shortage and left here so obviously have no ancestral lands land to keep cows etc. They aren't bound by local punjab customs so can beg without feeling shameful.
You gave them the 500 rupees thats alot of money , this is is why they called other kids , your kindness for giving out money was like a magnet to these kids unfortunately
@@slaydog5102 Not exactly, i mean you gotta do what you gotta do, if begging gets you food on the table then do it, also most of these kids don't even have parents so they can't go to school or nothin so they'll eventually do it. It's actually good that they are groomed to do it because now they are taught survival instincts at a young age which is a big win for them
Its a different culture and different circumstances. They dont need to be afraid of kids walking around over there. Indeed, it was the same in the UK in the 80's and before, kids would walk around freely without problems, i remember it. Its only after the 90's that the UK started going crazy.
@@tentimetex yes! I remember walking around South London, the the border opened up and danger happened. Today, we seem to have attracted criminal mind people. On our TV, the Eastern European men has been targeted black children according the News a few times.
...😶...c’mon now. Don’t act like the UK never had kid beggars running loose in the streets. To the point that it’s been depicted in MANY films either fictionally or informatively. Sadly, no country is exempt from the problem of orphaned homeless children. The UK is no better 🤷🏾♀️
Offer them food. If they try to refuse it they're professional and they're part of a giant organisation. If they carry on after that you need to be assertive and forget human decency cause that's the only way these people stop.
Hi Amir, those kids were relentless but you showed alot of patience in this video, alot more that I would for sure. I am enjoying this series in Pakistan, and looking forward to more content. Safe journey mate.
King be safe in your travels. You already did a good deed by giving in the first place . Thank you for always bringing the raw uncut travel vids. Keep em coming!!
Wow ! That girl would follow you to London if it wasn’t for her friend pulling her back SMH. I admire your patience and very positive energy brother.keep it up
@@Blixy334 they kept saying ‘just give it’ as in just give the money and when he said he already gave she said you gave it to the other kids not me. They were asking for 100
These kids seem like professional beggars, simply telling them off doesn't work. They are trained and know exactly what to say, use religion, use emotional tactics etc. Not leaving him alone is also a tactic so that he would just pay up to get rid of them, but then different kids would probably start following him. It's a never ending battle. People have been telling them off but if they're too forceful the children's bosses (not parents, criminal bosses) would take it up with them for 'interfering with business'
The reason they kept following you is cause you gave money to only 1 of them and that 1 kid left. They dont split money amongst each other by themselves, you have to do it.
Also it was 500 rubies I don't know the exchange in Pakistan but I know that's a huge amount of money there I just hope For his safety he does not do that again nothing large nothing over a 100 and even then split it up break it down God Please watch over this man
As a former traveller myself (Black lady), I learnt early on that you NEVER give out money to the children you meet along the way. Yes, it tugs at your heartstrings to see such abject poverty BUT...Once you give money to one child, they run to tell their friends, then they ALL follow you hoping you will give them money too😬. You cannot win that battle, so it's best to smile, be friendly and keep it moving.
It’s FALSO FAKE the parents dirty them up dress them in old rags then push them into the streets to bring them money... If you really want to piss them and their parents whom are probably hiding watching close by off hand out bars of soap while holding your nostrils closed as if your saying they stink, it works for me 20 + years now in Mexico lol cuz it’s the looks on the parents faces of being humiliated when they figured to take you for cash$$
Why "former" traveller? Do you no longer travel for a particular reason? And yeah you're right best not to engage & offer up money before you know it you'll be swarmed by a kids army, lol.
@@zohaib876 Thanks for asking, simple answer to you question, is I stopped international travell when kids got to school age. Travelled quite a bit when they were young (like to India, but now it's mostly travel around UK, and to family in Africa, Caribbean, Europe and the States🙂
I’m a black man from London that’s never been to Pakistan but even I can see that they’re just poor little kids. Surely you can’t be that ignorant to call these children scammers 500 rupees = £1.95p
My wife is translating to me what the kids are saying. “Listen to me.” Seems to be the most common thing said. Just one hundred, give me one hundred.” That can be heard by everyone. “Please give it to me for the sake of love.” Is another thing said. My wife said just ask an adult to tell the children to please leave you alone, then they will leave you alone. Edit: My wife saw you asked an adult for help. The kids still kept asking. Edit: Near the end of the video. When Black Man Da traveler said he gave 500 rupees. The girl said “No they took it from us.” My wife said she thinks that’s why the little girl was relentless. Because someone else took the money.
My husband stopped me from giving to these kids on the street due to this reason. So sad. Dont give money ever! Give money to local hospital or trustworthy organizations there. But give street begggar food. Take some samosa with you before you leave home. Have it ready for beggar
@@Trusttheprocessagain my wife said charities don’t always give where it’s needed. She said if you see a group of kids. Spread the wealth. I think he gave 500 rupees. My wife said split it between them all. Then no one can say their money was taken. She said she gives to beggars when she used to visit Pakistan. But she also knows the language. They don’t do like they did Black Man Da Traveler. But taking food and giving it is also a great gift as well. Good idea!
Thank you for always having great content💯. Please be safe on your travels🙏🏾 and keep recording! 1st time I went to Jamaica I walked around like that. I was told not to speak too much because of my American accent.
This level of persistence deserves a 2nd donation; it's serious yet funny. 🤣🤣😂
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Let me congratulate you, you are very brave. I just subscribed to your channel. Bless your heart. And may you always find peace, love and safety on your walkabouts.
Dude.....LOL That "ah yes" was from the depth of your heart when they left you alone. Its so hard to avoid getting into a confrontation with them but you did well.
Those kids are after you coz you've given them money and a very decent amount too. The larger the amount you give the more they will chase you so as cruel as it sounds you give a small amount and be firm with them. They're trained to behave this way.
That's exactly what I said if he gives Anymore just give around 100 rubies and even then a little here and a little there OR give away some food and see what they do next
😆😆Yo!! This is priceless Bro Amir! I'm literally laughing everything you say ,"this girl won't give up!" Oh Lord". The circumstances for them being on the street begging is no way amusing. Let me make that clear....it's your reaction that's funny brother. They were wearing you down bruh😁. May Allah bless those children with abundance and guidance so they may not have to go on the streets and beg any man. Salute to you Black man the Traveler for having patience.
Never give them money! I bought them chips for like 20 rupees and once they realized they ain't getting no money from me then they go away. Once they have money they never leave, there are professional beggars who work for their parents.
Your heart is in the right place. IMO giving money to people can actually make life worse for them. Better to buy them food, everyday items or pay directly for their education or medical bills if they have any. These children are most likely not spending it on themselves to better their life.
These kids can really teach anyone a lesson in persistance. Actually my heart goes for them. These are not kids who were sent by their parents to beg. Mostly these kids were kidnapped when they were infants etc, n mafias abduct them n give to heartless beggers couples who train them to be beggers otherwise punish them, made them hungry, cut their hands legs etc so that they can bring back with them a set amount every night. If it's possible I ll kill these mafia by my own hands.
Hi Amir, the kids were very annoying but at the same time I feel sorry for them as they are forced to beg. It really is a very sad situation. The two children were saying they did not get any money because the other older children took the 5 hundred, I hope the government of Paktistan could act and take care of these helpless children. I always enjoy your interaction with the local very entertaining. Thank you for sharing your moments. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️
it just kills my heart i want to give all my money for them i was in shock in delhi india and i cannot see this again im sensitive , just to see video im crying
Brother Faisal, I do not understand the language yet, but coming to the end of the video when the children were explaining themselves, their gestures and body language suggested to me that the other kids took the money. And now you have confirmed it,and cleared that up. THANK YOU.
My first time watching you and I am impressed by the way you handled those children. Esp. that one little girl that refused to give up. You have so much patience. Even after they gave you money! My hat is off to you my brother .
Wow Ameer, you went to my birth town as well...! Good to see Jhelum after a long time. A few days ago watched your videos and became a fan man. Good work.
Few years ago I ended up on the streets where I stayed for almost 2months because of the people I was living with I will never forget the sleepless nights The coldness ,the sadness ,the loneliness But I thank God I got out of that situation
I know they are kids and all but as a Pakistani I think there should be some accountability for harassing people like this, not just foreigners, they do this to locals too. The state and the police should take action against the parents of these children and fine them if they are found begging on the streets or harassing people. But sadly I am sure the police is also involved and taking their share from these beggars. The corruption runs deep.
Well, what are you doing to address your laundry list? I feel people in general also need to change and have control over out of hand population so that you could send your children to school. One educated, well fed child is better than dozen starving children
@@romeoangel8631 They are massali cheever so not bound by punjab cultural norms. 🇮🇳 tribal adivasi who British empire brought as forced labour from 🇮🇳 jungle area
Pakistan has a lot of social problems. It is a poor country but these problems are compounded by our lack or organization, discipline and general chaos of our cultures. Pakistan can’t even get its citizens to stop throwing their shoppers (plastic bag) everywhere. As a society, I’m sorry to say that we lack a lot of discipline.
Wow, that must have been really annoying and I can't believe how calm you was - If that was me I'd probably would end up in some jail cell for screaming at those kids LOL 😂
For future reference, never give a bigger more than 10 rupees. From my own experience the more you give them, the more they assume you have on you. So the less you hand over the more likely they leave you alone. So a lot of the times I don't give them a single penny. And your right about them being professional beggers. Finally thank you for visiting Pakistan, there is still alot to learn and explore. Keep it up!
and so you think not giving them is solution enough....come up with a better solution my friend and from the way you talk its like you`ve never gone a day or two on a hungry stomach
@@qyukgamer5056 yes I have lived like a poor person in Pakistan. These kids are not poor. They work within a larger network of an organised gang. That is very different to living like your hungry or poor. Thank me later.
You showed the patience of a saint there. When I visit Pakistan from the UK and the beggars start this nonsense, I simply jump on a rickshaw or get in the car and leave after i've done what i'm doing. These poor children are exploited and the best thing to do is not support this trade or give them any money. I've only just discovered your channel and i'm guessing you've left Jhelum now otherwise you could have stayed at our house in the city or the farm where you would have been well looked after (free of charge) . Maybe next time Insha'Allah.
I’m of Pakistan heritage but was born in the Uk, it’s the same for me when I visit. It’s very persistent and patience runs thin very quickly. The more you speak to them the more they continue, as someone else said earlier, best way is to completely ignore them from the offset.
They're not scammers, but were only doing what they were put in the position, in life, to do. if you're not ready to deal with the fire, then you shouldn't be jumping in the kitchen, and expect not to eventually get burned.
Yes the reason of poverty is fucking uk , country who theft our money and left us with closed and trashed economy from richest to poorest country and we gonna take that all back we will drag your queen here begging for pardon
Brov totally get it ! However i would of brought a bag of sweets and biscuits and crisps and handed them out to them ! Beggars or no Beggars they are just kids ! keep safe brov and loving the content....
As a Muslim one thing I noticed is that South Asians are very unresponsive when it comes to people giving them Salam whereas the Arabs are very responsive which is a quality I love about them very much.
It breaks my heart 💔to see little children following a man a strange man in their country and if was really a bad man they would be in trouble no parents allow their children to follow strange men or women throughout the streets no matter what country you're in it shouldn't be happening 😢 I do believe adults are behind the begging because tiny children being relentless in begging for money and in America if they was to do that they'd end up in the arm's of a child traffickers and so easily abducted here by following a grown man around in America is a No No💔Bless the children and keep them safe dearest parents 😢 🙏 So sad to go through and even sadder it's children doing the harassing 💔
Yeah that was my 1st thought Those kids could have really got either abducted or abused It's really goes to shows you how poor and corrupt the country really is
@@wethepplwhorblackerthanblu6442 Exactly 🙏Beautiful young children following a stranger should be against the law in every country because children can't detect stranger danger and I'm so thankful he's not dangerous but it's a strong no no
@@ceedee8953 OH My 💔That's so horrible for them because they're children 😢 Those committing these acts against the children will one day reap what they've sew....Thank you for telling me I honestly had no idea🙏Prayers for everything good for the beautiful children around the world they need adults doing the right things so they don't have to as children 🙏
@@alecgurney9305 ok and they get to live another day, while you're online living somewhere comfortable. if they are scammers then you are part of western colonizers since you are benefitting from it. we can all apply the same logic as you did.
I feel for you....I had the exact same experience in Gambia. It bothered me so much that I would never go back. To be fair, it wasn't so much kids as adolescents or even young men trying to get me to pay them for "security". At the end of a couple of weeks, I became far too "colonial" for my liking.....which really bugged me!!
Don't let the such experience deter you from traveling in the continent, it is better if you are going to a new place that you are accompanied with a local who can guide you on your trip. Sometimes locals take advantage of tourists.
I felt the colonial part when living in Mexico. 1:20 exchange rate, I kept getting called Gringo & constantly being ripped off even though I'm Mexican from California. I go out of my town & try not to say a single word.
Sad to see those children - especially the girl not giving up - asking for a hand out. Imagine: if this little girl was taken out of this environment, given a comfortable home and schooled, what an adult she would become. Whilst viewing, I so wanted you to buy for them some of those little round pastry things the guy was explaining, or an apple from the fruit vendor. Next time,, split the rupees (yourself) and give individually, if you want to. Did not expect to see these children begging in Pakistan, especially in a country where so much emphasis is placed on honor...
Just discovered your Channel mate! I'm so glad I did! Stay safe Bro and keep up the good work. The littlest girl begging with her girls magazine absolutely broke me.
Your travel videos are inspiring and make a closed-minded American realize that there's a whole world that I could explore instead of eating chips on the couch and drinking soda good luck on more videos 401 mique
Yes bro, professional beggars, if you give them money then the call the whole pack. Don't feel like you have to give money, these people are well off. If you feel guilty buy them sweets or crisps.
One of the saddest things in Pakistan is children are poor so it’s easy for them to approach to an adult asking for money. What’s even crazy is Pakistani’s look at you in a way where they never seen something in the life. Best wishes for you and your travels. The world can be crazy at times but is it best to keep yourself protected by your surroundings my friend.
Offer them food instead of giving them money. Let the vendor know the food is for the kids, and immediately after paying leave while they wait for the food
It seems like they were all separate beggars. You gave one a large 500 note and they didn’t split it. If you do feel like giving in future give the smaller amount equally.
I happened by your channel by chance.. Connection with people is key.. So many peoples only know what they are told about us(Black people) you are personally giving various people a different experience about Black people.. Thank yiu.
16:23 so these kids are coming because you gave them Rs. 500 which is very big money for them. Even if you gave each one Rs. 50 it would still be much for them coz we used to give only 10 or 20 to beggers. So if a begger see that you can give even 500 then you become the hot spot for them. "Strong magnetic attraction" 😂😂
500 Rupees is enough to feed an entire poor family in Pakistan for a month! Well done! If the children are truly kind they will share the money amongst their families And the parents should be ashamed to not teach their young daughters NOT to follow a strange man around or back to his room smh
I admire people with a traveler's spirit. I could never subject myself to such harassment because my anxiety and fear would kick in. But thank you for going and filming 🎥 for us hermits back 🏡 home.
Not to worry it happens to all visitors from abroad, even if your a overseas national they can spot u out. I find if u lead them to a fruit shop buy them an apple each or another fruit that keep them of your case till you see them the next time.. Sweets and bags of crisps work well 2. Well done BMTT for keeping your head, losing it wasn't a option, keeping cool and continuing was needed and you did it. Allah SWT says do not refute the beggar. Remember Even a smile is charity in the beautiful religion of Islam
By having given them money, they'll think he's a soft touch and he'll have no peace from them. If he'd ignored them then they would have pushed off soon enough.
I don't get it... They were both on him for that last bit and then, all of sudden, the one stops dead in her tracks and ends the pursuit by both (like a boss)!
I agree with you I follow all your videos you're not a rude person you're very approachable and respectable speaking to strangers in a foreign country you don't know.. that takes a tremendous size of ballet much respect.. but even I was getting annoying for u...plus u gave em money.. people don't understand.. you have to be smart just cuz you may have more to Giv.. you can't just be flashing money around you can get Robbed that way... you're giving me the confidence to really want to travel.. love your video here in the states keep up the good work
I am really enjoying your visit to Pakistan , as a single woman it probably isn't somewhere I will travel to but have always wondered what the country is like so a big thank you fir the insights , safe travels 🙏💙🙏
@@mazharh1987 I didn't mean it as a slight on the country just more as a single female I wouldn't necessarily travel to a country that I hadn't been to before , however I would like to go to Lahore one day just not on my own 🙏
@@natalie4446 Same here. No matter what anyone says, don’t go alone. If you don’t look like you could blend in there, don’t do it. We can have as much fun as we want, but women have to be safe too.
This happened to me in 🇧🇩 . Normally I can deal with stuff like that but the fact it was kids shook me, not that I didn’t know that goes on but it’s just different when you’re the one being accosted, also it was drawing huge attention to my person which was the opposite of what I was going for (I was in Chittagong). I hope their situations improve, they don’t get to be what they’re supposed to be - kids.
This experience is part of travelling my man. Some people are born into extreme poverty and know no other life. Good on you for being patient and dont take it personally
Well said 100% respect ✊
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@יהוה הוא אחד couldn’t agree with you more, no disrespect to “Blackman da traveller” but u need to be thick skinned and understanding of others cultures aswell as the poverty in Pakistan. U dnt get no JOB SEEKERS ALLOWANCE ETC. If u don’t have thn u go without 🥲 may Allah (swt) grant goodness for the poor and poverty stricken. Love from your brother in Scotland 🏴 born in Mirpur, Kashmir ❤️❤️❤️
@יהוה הוא אחד Lol
@יהוה הוא אחדOf cause he did, being followed for so long is annoying af.
Damn that was stressful, can't imagine experiencing that in person! You managed to stay very calm with those kids!
He could have literally paid the kids again and got rid of them, but no he wanted to use them for content to make more money on UA-cam, What a punk of a niga this punk ass is just pay the kids off or stop using them for video content
Where are all the women
@@Dreadboi1990 They are strippers
@@LiberatedMind1 bro people who live there are Muslims (mostly) so women don't come out of their houses much. Especially cuz most women there are house wives..-
@@toxicquesadilla7102 It was a joke
I don’t have this type of patience with my own kids lol 😂 I commend you sir
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My friends and I had the same experience in Vietnam. Shocking how parents use their children to harass tourists. Its a curse to be poor honestly 😪
Did you say it's curse to be poor??
It's not curse
It's a luck
Btw some of these children are kidnapped and forced to beg. Its not always the parents' fault
9:58 This must be the first time in human history that someone walked into a sweet shop to get rid of kids. 🤣
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@@easyware He gave them$500 or $5?
@@joydixon3440 500 rp in pounds is like £2
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I will give you a tip.
Do not engage with the beggars at all
No conversation, no eye contact, no physical contact. Nothing, not once.
Almost as if you don't see them ( sounds cruel but these are professional beggars, and there are a thousand better ways of giving charity if you want)
I live in a really poor country and i can understand what you said
I feed any person asking me for money. I buy them a good meal with all the trimmings they desire. Thats how you give
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Don’t do it in the states either.
@@hannahellen12 I can’t make cents or pay attention to any of them. . .
Yikes 😬! I CANT BELIEVE THAT CHILD WALKED SO FAR WITH NO PARENTS!
This had my heart beating rapidly.
Be careful brother 💜
actually they are professional....There parents dont want to educate them.
Not local residents of city. they are migrants and illegally occupied river side (bank) and begging continuously for years. We do highlight this matter with local authorities for action against street beggers.
Hey man, first time seeing your content. I'm from Karachi, Pakistan. I would like to apologise for your experience with beggars. I'm truly ashamed for what you had to go through. This is not Pakistan, there are much better places to go and much better people to meet here.
One thing about these beggars. Please do not, I repeat, do not give them a single cent. They are professionals. The ones who are real will be sitting quietly somewhere, you can give to them.
He gave them$500 or $5?
How do you know? Where are their parents then?
I kind of thought that something was off. I hav a couple of friends that are from Pakistan. One of them was living in the street of Washington DC. I would drive by on my way to work and leave the homeless ppl coffee and cheese biscuits every morning. I noticed this one man a woman would never come out of there space. So I talked to them and they told me that in Pakistan the less fortunate do not want to be noticed it’s shameful and they shouldn’t beg but ask if they really need. So they asked me if I could use any of their service that they knew how to do in exchange for help with finding them clothing, jobs and basically a handbook on how to survive in America. (They won like some kind of lottery or something to come to the US) Needless to say they are doing great the husband does IT for the government and the wife have a food truck. They also now come with me every morning to take coffee to that same spot. The wife cooks breakfast and make lunch sack as well every morning.
@@joydixon3440 he gave them $2 USD - I think he meant 500 Pakistani rupees
@@joydixon3440 500 rupees to USD, is around $6.
They appear to be poor children who are probably used by criminals to beg for money. Unfortunately this is a common practice in Pakistan and is most often around shrines where Pakistanis often hand out money to the less fortunate. Often children are kidnapped and forced into this "occupation" by criminal enterprises. I remember visiting Pakistan in the 80s/90s with my families and getting swarmed at the old international airport in Rawalpindi by them. How the hell were they inside the airport gates? hmmm
Actually they aren't kidnapped, it's their family business. Their parents are usually drug addicts or extremely poor.
@@raimuhammadhassan4801 absolutely 💯.
Yes same happened to me ,bajigar and massali young girls hurled abuses when I gave them a pound coin. They wanted ten pounds and I heard they had mansions in pindi
India are more worse then Pakistan. In India never give money to beggar you will more annoying!!!
@@mwambamkombozi4672 They originate from 🇮🇳 . They were captured by British empire from tribal India forests and brought to act as British workers during punjab labor shortage and left here so obviously have no ancestral lands land to keep cows etc. They aren't bound by local punjab customs so can beg without feeling shameful.
You gave them the 500 rupees thats alot of money , this is is why they called other kids , your kindness for giving out money was like a magnet to these kids unfortunately
😲🤣🤣 I am a 'Black African", I can walk for hours. This was hilarious.
Be careful of open food in pakistan.
Yeah and after that he says he's from london, what a disgrace...
I love how patient you are bro because anyone else would have told them off.
You are kind ❤️
Don’t allow them to follow you and show them your accommodation, always ask locals for help to get rid of them.
That’s what I do and I feel very very sorry for them someone is using them for money
In America, it's the grown adult aggressive beggers that are most annoying. 🐸
@Braxnz it's sad cuz these kids were groomed to do it by olders
@@slaydog5102 Not exactly, i mean you gotta do what you gotta do, if begging gets you food on the table then do it, also most of these kids don't even have parents so they can't go to school or nothin so they'll eventually do it. It's actually good that they are groomed to do it because now they are taught survival instincts at a young age which is a big win for them
Ain't that the truth these grown ass beggers will try to rob and harm if you sent them
here in Bahrain also same people are begging i wonder y they cant work like other paks.
@@phoebemasico3742 Be careful when judging others because many beggars have mental issues.
In uk if a young child was walking around alone we would call the police, seems there is no child protection there. super worrying.
Its a different culture and different circumstances. They dont need to be afraid of kids walking around over there. Indeed, it was the same in the UK in the 80's and before, kids would walk around freely without problems, i remember it. Its only after the 90's that the UK started going crazy.
no mate, these kids know what they're doing. its a family business (they're gypsies that beg professionally).
We would do the same in America. It's sad. People all around the world that can't have kids would take care of any kid.
@@tentimetex yes! I remember walking around South London, the the border opened up and danger happened. Today, we seem to have attracted criminal mind people. On our TV, the Eastern European men has been targeted black children according the News a few times.
...😶...c’mon now. Don’t act like the UK never had kid beggars running loose in the streets. To the point that it’s been depicted in MANY films either fictionally or informatively. Sadly, no country is exempt from the problem of orphaned homeless children. The UK is no better 🤷🏾♀️
Offer them food. If they try to refuse it they're professional and they're part of a giant organisation. If they carry on after that you need to be assertive and forget human decency cause that's the only way these people stop.
Good idea, offer to buy them food.
you do it
Hi Amir, those kids were relentless but you showed alot of patience in this video, alot more that I would for sure. I am enjoying this series in Pakistan, and looking forward to more content. Safe journey mate.
These are kids
I also think he did give lots of patience...
Blackman the Traveller should have turned himself into A Piedpiper and lead the annoying kids to......Jhelum river hahahaha
Why are the majority of muslim countries so poor??
I would literally get help either from locals or police
Or get them off by giving some pennies i want peace more than money
King be safe in your travels. You already did a good deed by giving in the first place . Thank you for always bringing the raw uncut travel vids. Keep em coming!!
Wow ! That girl would follow you to London if it wasn’t for her friend pulling her back SMH. I admire your patience and very positive energy brother.keep it up
Horrible to see no one is telling these kids to leave him alone.
There were a police man telling them off and also one of the store guys did.
@@shantiii do you understand what there saying
@@Blixy334 yes
@@Blixy334 they kept saying ‘just give it’ as in just give the money and when he said he already gave she said you gave it to the other kids not me. They were asking for 100
These kids seem like professional beggars, simply telling them off doesn't work. They are trained and know exactly what to say, use religion, use emotional tactics etc. Not leaving him alone is also a tactic so that he would just pay up to get rid of them, but then different kids would probably start following him. It's a never ending battle. People have been telling them off but if they're too forceful the children's bosses (not parents, criminal bosses) would take it up with them for 'interfering with business'
The reason they kept following you is cause you gave money to only 1 of them and that 1 kid left. They dont split money amongst each other by themselves, you have to do it.
Also it was 500 rubies I don't know the exchange in Pakistan but I know that's a huge amount of money there I just hope For his safety he does not do that again nothing large nothing over a 100 and even then split it up break it down
God Please watch over this man
It's actually sad. I wish you could help them. They are children and they would do well with proper guidance. I feel very sad
As a former traveller myself (Black lady), I learnt early on that you NEVER give out money to the children you meet along the way. Yes, it tugs at your heartstrings to see such abject poverty BUT...Once you give money to one child, they run to tell their friends, then they ALL follow you hoping you will give them money too😬. You cannot win that battle, so it's best to smile, be friendly and keep it moving.
Exactly! Same lessons learned!
It’s FALSO FAKE the parents dirty them up dress them in old rags then push them into the streets to bring them money... If you really want to piss them and their parents whom are probably hiding watching close by off hand out bars of soap while holding your nostrils closed as if your saying they stink, it works for me 20 + years now in Mexico lol cuz it’s the looks on the parents faces of being humiliated when they figured to take you for cash$$
Why "former" traveller? Do you no longer travel for a particular reason? And yeah you're right best not to engage & offer up money before you know it you'll be swarmed by a kids army, lol.
@@zohaib876 Thanks for asking, simple answer to you question, is I stopped international travell when kids got to school age. Travelled quite a bit when they were young (like to India, but now it's mostly travel around UK, and to family in Africa, Caribbean, Europe and the States🙂
@@tamsparris-bah8283 Ahh, ok. That makes sense. Parenting is most def a full-time job, lol & have to prioritize kids. You're a good parent 👍.
I’m a black man from London that’s never been to Pakistan but even I can see that they’re just poor little kids. Surely you can’t be that ignorant to call these children scammers 500 rupees = £1.95p
My wife is translating to me what the kids are saying. “Listen to me.” Seems to be the most common thing said. Just one hundred, give me one hundred.” That can be heard by everyone. “Please give it to me for the sake of love.” Is another thing said. My wife said just ask an adult to tell the children to please leave you alone, then they will leave you alone. Edit: My wife saw you asked an adult for help. The kids still kept asking.
Edit: Near the end of the video. When Black Man Da traveler said he gave 500 rupees. The girl said “No they took it from us.” My wife said she thinks that’s why the little girl was relentless. Because someone else took the money.
My husband stopped me from giving to these kids on the street due to this reason. So sad. Dont give money ever! Give money to local hospital or trustworthy organizations there. But give street begggar food. Take some samosa with you before you leave home. Have it ready for beggar
@@Trusttheprocessagain my wife said charities don’t always give where it’s needed. She said if you see a group of kids. Spread the wealth. I think he gave 500 rupees. My wife said split it between them all. Then no one can say their money was taken. She said she gives to beggars when she used to visit Pakistan. But she also knows the language. They don’t do like they did Black Man Da Traveler.
But taking food and giving it is also a great gift as well. Good idea!
@@Trusttheprocessagain its not that bad just give them 50 rupees each its only 20p u could not get poor doing that.
@@betruthfulroy7679 he said he gave them 500 rupees already
Thank you.
you want them to leave you alone and they want you to leave them a loan
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i cant imagine how hard this is for him, how can he be that patient with them following him around for a LONG time 🤦🏻♀️ a nuisance for me 🤕
@@lr88xx With me after the 1st 5 minutes 😤🤬🤬🌋🌋👹
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Thank you for always having great content💯. Please be safe on your travels🙏🏾 and keep recording! 1st time I went to Jamaica I walked around like that. I was told not to speak too much because of my American accent.
This level of persistence deserves a 2nd donation; it's serious yet funny. 🤣🤣😂
Let me congratulate you, you are very brave. I just subscribed to your channel. Bless your heart. And may you always find peace, love and safety on your walkabouts.
Dude.....LOL
That "ah yes" was from the depth of your heart when they left you alone. Its so hard to avoid getting into a confrontation with them but you did well.
i feel so bad for these kids, where are the parents.They at risk of abuse being alone and talking to strangers. so sad
This is how they use the children in poor communities all over the world some are relentless!
Those kids are after you coz you've given them money and a very decent amount too. The larger the amount you give the more they will chase you so as cruel as it sounds you give a small amount and be firm with them. They're trained to behave this way.
That's exactly what I said if he gives Anymore just give around 100 rubies and even then a little here and a little there OR give away some food and see what they do next
😆😆Yo!! This is priceless Bro Amir! I'm literally laughing everything you say ,"this girl won't give up!" Oh Lord". The circumstances for them being on the street begging is no way amusing. Let me make that clear....it's your reaction that's funny brother. They were wearing you down bruh😁. May Allah bless those children with abundance and guidance so they may not have to go on the streets and beg any man.
Salute to you Black man the Traveler for having patience.
Never give them money! I bought them chips for like 20 rupees and once they realized they ain't getting no money from me then they go away. Once they have money they never leave, there are professional beggars who work for their parents.
Great video! I have really been enjoying your channel! The one guy that tried to square up with you gave me quite a laugh! 😂
My brother I respect 🙏🏾 your humbleness and positivity 💯% one love from Jamaica 🇯🇲
Jamaica is definitely on my travel list. No tourist spots.
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Come to ja, we likkle but we tallawah!!!
Kids and adults won’t beg as bad as seen here in Pakistan
Your heart is in the right place. IMO giving money to people can actually make life worse for them. Better to buy them food, everyday items or pay directly for their education or medical bills if they have any. These children are most likely not spending it on themselves to better their life.
But as a foreign tourist with limited budget, when do you put your foot down and stop giving away your $ or buying each child food?
@@dunhill1 this is why I feel guilt when I help people on my travels, it's impossible to help everyone and no child is more deserving than the next.
@@dunhill1 theres many credible charities such as EDHI foundation in pakostan, you money will do much more good their than just goivng the kid money.
Money itself is corrupt.
these kids are not poor, i will tell you that much.
It's good that you are so nice to everyone around because I'm pretty sure people that own the kids are near keeping an eye!😬
Awesome bro.. I've watched about 5 of ur vidz and definitely will subb. B safe out there on ur travels
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These kids can really teach anyone a lesson in persistance. Actually my heart goes for them. These are not kids who were sent by their parents to beg. Mostly these kids were kidnapped when they were infants etc, n mafias abduct them n give to heartless beggers couples who train them to be beggers otherwise punish them, made them hungry, cut their hands legs etc so that they can bring back with them a set amount every night. If it's possible I ll kill these mafia by my own hands.
Kitne paise Aaj mil eh 😥
Why does nobody help them??
Follow the kids to see who us abusing them and kill the bustards??
Mafia pesi legaya 😭😭😭
The police should follow these kids back to where they come from and put a stop to this
No way.
Hi Amir, the kids were very annoying but at the same time I feel sorry for them as they are forced to beg. It really is a very sad situation. The two children were saying they did not get any money because the other older children took the 5 hundred, I hope the government of Paktistan could act and take care of these helpless children. I always enjoy your interaction with the local very entertaining. Thank you for sharing your moments. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️
Blackman the Traveller should have turned himself into A Piedpiper and lead the annoying kids to......Jhelum river hahahaha...
they have nuclear bomb .
it just kills my heart i want to give all my money for them i was in shock in delhi india and i cannot see this again im sensitive , just to see video im crying
Oh be quiet
Brother Faisal, I do not understand the language yet, but coming to the end of the video when the children were explaining themselves, their gestures and body language suggested to me that the other kids took the money.
And now you have confirmed it,and cleared that up.
THANK YOU.
My first time watching you and I am impressed by the way you handled those children. Esp. that one little girl that refused to give up. You have so much patience. Even after they gave you money! My hat is off to you my brother .
Wow Ameer, you went to my birth town as well...! Good to see Jhelum after a long time. A few days ago watched your videos and became a fan man. Good work.
Sometimes the kids get sent by their parents to go beg etc, they're unfortunately brought up wrongly
Few years ago I ended up on the streets where I stayed for almost 2months because of the people I was living with
I will never forget the sleepless nights
The coldness ,the sadness ,the loneliness
But I thank God I got out of that situation
@@Carol0110 glad you are doing well hunny!
I know they are kids and all but as a Pakistani I think there should be some accountability for harassing people like this, not just foreigners, they do this to locals too. The state and the police should take action against the parents of these children and fine them if they are found begging on the streets or harassing people. But sadly I am sure the police is also involved and taking their share from these beggars. The corruption runs deep.
I am agreeing with you ..
They should be ashamed of their acts . They are showing very bad face of Jhelum city.
Well, what are you doing to address your laundry list? I feel people in general also need to change and have control over out of hand population so that you could send your children to school. One educated, well fed child is better than dozen starving children
@@romeoangel8631 They are massali cheever so not bound by punjab cultural norms. 🇮🇳 tribal adivasi who British empire brought as forced labour from 🇮🇳 jungle area
Yet they know Allah sees all and hears all that is, can be, and will be!
Pakistan has a lot of social problems. It is a poor country but these problems are compounded by our lack or organization, discipline and general chaos of our cultures. Pakistan can’t even get its citizens to stop throwing their shoppers (plastic bag) everywhere. As a society, I’m sorry to say that we lack a lot of discipline.
Wow, that must have been really annoying and I can't believe how calm you was - If that was me I'd probably would end up in some jail cell for screaming at those kids LOL 😂
You are kind and they are children so patience and compassion are in order. It is so sad to see/hear their little voices.
For future reference, never give a bigger more than 10 rupees. From my own experience the more you give them, the more they assume you have on you.
So the less you hand over the more likely they leave you alone. So a lot of the times I don't give them a single penny.
And your right about them being professional beggers.
Finally thank you for visiting Pakistan, there is still alot to learn and explore. Keep it up!
and so you think not giving them is solution enough....come up with a better solution my friend and from the way you talk its like you`ve never gone a day or two on a hungry stomach
@@qyukgamer5056 yes I have lived like a poor person in Pakistan. These kids are not poor. They work within a larger network of an organised gang. That is very different to living like your hungry or poor. Thank me later.
You showed the patience of a saint there. When I visit Pakistan from the UK and the beggars start this nonsense, I simply jump on a rickshaw or get in the car and leave after i've done what i'm doing. These poor children are exploited and the best thing to do is not support this trade or give them any money. I've only just discovered your channel and i'm guessing you've left Jhelum now otherwise you could have stayed at our house in the city or the farm where you would have been well looked after (free of charge) .
Maybe next time Insha'Allah.
It's not nonsense it's majboori
I’m of Pakistan heritage but was born in the Uk, it’s the same for me when I visit. It’s very persistent and patience runs thin very quickly.
The more you speak to them the more they continue, as someone else said earlier, best way is to completely ignore them from the offset.
They're not scammers, but were only doing what they were put in the position, in life, to do. if you're not ready to deal with the fire, then you shouldn't be jumping in the kitchen, and expect not to eventually get burned.
facts, poor children man.. it's so awful to see, him getting a bit annoyed is nothing compared to what they have to go through and will go through.
The poverty is real my brudda makes me appreciate the uk even more. Keep up the content G
Uk stole from the so-called 3rd worlds to become wealthy.
Yes the reason of poverty is fucking uk , country who theft our money and left us with closed and trashed economy from richest to poorest country and we gonna take that all back we will drag your queen here begging for pardon
It’s not their fault they’ve been manipulated and are being used by rings controlled by adults
Hope u get harrassed the same way ...lets see your patience 😆
It might not be her fault, but she shouldn’t be following a grown man to his hotel either.
Poor girl she said she never got the money and the other kids, they took off. May God bless that girl walking so much for less than $1 life is unfair
The fact that she's following a complete stranger, is so scary ,and that long of a distance, and no one stopped her😪 thank God he's a decent person.
She’s walking on busy streets and for so long. He gave them what he could. These children should be taught to be safe
Poor Amir.
Brov totally get it ! However i would of brought a bag of sweets and biscuits and crisps and handed them out to them ! Beggars or no Beggars they are just kids ! keep safe brov and loving the content....
Youre being so nice of keeping up that patience and not losing it
Here in Brazil, as I believe also in Pakistan, children are exploited to ask for money on the streets. Sometimes they are forced to do this.
Begging is a mafia they've divided the area
As a Muslim one thing I noticed is that South Asians are very unresponsive when it comes to people giving them Salam whereas the Arabs are very responsive which is a quality I love about them very much.
Could you explain this more ... I won't get the point
It breaks my heart 💔to see little children following a man a strange man in their country and if was really a bad man they would be in trouble no parents allow their children to follow strange men or women throughout the streets no matter what country you're in it shouldn't be happening 😢 I do believe adults are behind the begging because tiny children being relentless in begging for money and in America if they was to do that they'd end up in the arm's of a child traffickers and so easily abducted here by following a grown man around in America is a No No💔Bless the children and keep them safe dearest parents 😢 🙏 So sad to go through and even sadder it's children doing the harassing 💔
Yeah that was my 1st thought Those kids could have really got either abducted or abused It's really goes to shows you how poor and corrupt the country really is
@@wethepplwhorblackerthanblu6442 Exactly 🙏Beautiful young children following a stranger should be against the law in every country because children can't detect stranger danger and I'm so thankful he's not dangerous but it's a strong no no
Leslie, they are already in the hands of traffickers. This is why they are relentless in begging. It is their job. It's so sad.
@@ceedee8953 OH My 💔That's so horrible for them because they're children 😢 Those committing these acts against the children will one day reap what they've sew....Thank you for telling me I honestly had no idea🙏Prayers for everything good for the beautiful children around the world they need adults doing the right things so they don't have to as children 🙏
They're just poor kids fam. Not scammers. Every time you called the children "scammers" I felt bad for them. Otherwise, keep up the excellent work!
Bro they are part of child begging gangs where they are forced to beg. They dont get hardly any of the money themselves bruh
@@alecgurney9305 then they are still not scammers themselves but being exploited by adult scammers
keep your empathy and your heart. don't let these apathetic sociopaths get to you.
@@alecgurney9305 ok and they get to live another day, while you're online living somewhere comfortable. if they are scammers then you are part of western colonizers since you are benefitting from it. we can all apply the same logic as you did.
Ended his virtue signaling opinions with a question mark. Wait. ? There. Better. ?
I feel for you....I had the exact same experience in Gambia. It bothered me so much that I would never go back. To be fair, it wasn't so much kids as adolescents or even young men trying to get me to pay them for "security". At the end of a couple of weeks, I became far too "colonial" for my liking.....which really bugged me!!
Don't let the such experience deter you from traveling in the continent, it is better if you are going to a new place that you are accompanied with a local who can guide you on your trip. Sometimes locals take advantage of tourists.
You make it seem like Colonial is a bad thing. What DA
I felt the colonial part when living in Mexico. 1:20 exchange rate, I kept getting called Gringo & constantly being ripped off even though I'm Mexican from California. I go out of my town & try not to say a single word.
Beggars don’t harass you in The Gambia, what you encountered are bomsters. Young men who follow tourist for money .
@@ibrahimbah1044 You are quite right, although I didn't know they had been given a name. They certainly don't do their country any favours.
Sad to see those children - especially the girl not giving up - asking for a hand out. Imagine: if this little girl was taken out of this environment, given a comfortable home and schooled, what an adult she would become. Whilst viewing, I so wanted you to buy for them some of those little round pastry things the guy was explaining, or an apple from the fruit vendor. Next time,, split the rupees (yourself) and give individually, if you want to. Did not expect to see these children begging in Pakistan, especially in a country where so much emphasis is placed on honor...
Agreed
Just discovered your Channel mate! I'm so glad I did! Stay safe Bro and keep up the good work. The littlest girl begging with her girls magazine absolutely broke me.
I'd be worried sick of my kids were walking the streets like this. You were very patient.
Thank you so much for this video, new subscriber now!
Your travel videos are inspiring and make a closed-minded American realize that there's a whole world that I could explore instead of eating chips on the couch and drinking soda good luck on more videos
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Yes bro, professional beggars, if you give them money then the call the whole pack. Don't feel like you have to give money, these people are well off. If you feel guilty buy them sweets or crisps.
They are professionals, because really are poor stupid!
Dude, it seems like you toured the whole country! Great job. You gave us a perspective we would have never known. Very hospitable people.
Lol, 😂🤣😁Lol!!! So did the guy teach boxing? 😂
The ohh yes😂 at the end was priceless. Respect to you for your patience.
One of the saddest things in Pakistan is children are poor so it’s easy for them to approach to an adult asking for money. What’s even crazy is Pakistani’s look at you in a way where they never seen something in the life. Best wishes for you and your travels. The world can be crazy at times but is it best to keep yourself protected by your surroundings my friend.
It may be hard, but, NEVER GIVE THEM ANYTHING. To give is to show that you are vulnerable and have money. Sad but true.
Man I thank you so much for sharing your travels with us. It really feels like I’m there. All I’m missing is the smells and tastes of Pakistan 😋
Offer them food instead of giving them money. Let the vendor know the food is for the kids, and immediately after paying leave while they wait for the food
Smart
It seems like they were all separate beggars.
You gave one a large 500 note and they didn’t split it.
If you do feel like giving in future give the smaller amount equally.
Charity is a charity whether is small or big but allah will multiply it for you my brother insha allah you have big heart keep it up 👍 masha allah
You dealt with those children well, I would have been so annoyed 😂
I happened by your channel by chance.. Connection with people is key.. So many peoples only know what they are told about us(Black people) you are personally giving various people a different experience about Black people.. Thank yiu.
These beggers would never stop chasing you until or unless you behave strictly with them.
The only way to stop them.
Yes true 😆 these beggers got more stammener
16:23 so these kids are coming because you gave them Rs. 500 which is very big money for them. Even if you gave each one Rs. 50 it would still be much for them coz we used to give only 10 or 20 to beggers. So if a begger see that you can give even 500 then you become the hot spot for them. "Strong magnetic attraction" 😂😂
500 Rupees is enough to feed an entire poor family in Pakistan for a month!
Well done! If the children are truly kind they will share the money amongst their families
And the parents should be ashamed to not teach their young daughters NOT to follow a strange man around or back to his room smh
It was like this when I lived in Tijuana.. 2am in the morning the kids were asking for money and they were only like 5 years old.. 😢
heart breaking to see as a parent...............................
Scammers....maybe...but PROBABLY NOT by choice. Persistent and cute...HELL YEAH!
NO is universal in EVERY language.
Cute kids tho🤣
Bro you're really patient and that's a good thing but that's part of traveling that you will encounter almost everywhere you go
I admire people with a traveler's spirit. I could never subject myself to such harassment because my anxiety and fear would kick in. But thank you for going and filming 🎥 for us hermits back 🏡 home.
Not to worry it happens to all visitors from abroad, even if your a overseas national they can spot u out.
I find if u lead them to a fruit shop buy them an apple each or another fruit that keep them of your case till you see them the next time.. Sweets and bags of crisps work well 2.
Well done BMTT for keeping your head, losing it wasn't a option, keeping cool and continuing was needed and you did it.
Allah SWT says do not refute the beggar. Remember Even a smile is charity in the beautiful religion of Islam
Sorry folks .... JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH is not in that Islam religion tho He came for all..... So no sorry but no to Islam...
When you travel, don’t give money to people and especially children because, they will continue to beg, and ask for more.
He said his name is Johnny Bravo 🤣 “oh you do karate”
The whole video is hilarious to the kids following you and the guy doing karate 😂
By having given them money, they'll think he's a soft touch and he'll have no peace from them. If he'd ignored them then they would have pushed off soon enough.
17:52 is when the kids leave him alone lol 😂
She smacked tf out of her lol
I don't get it... They were both on him for that last bit and then, all of sudden, the one stops dead in her tracks and ends the pursuit by both (like a boss)!
they must have crossed into some territory they avoid. it looked organized.
Not funny .
I agree with you I follow all your videos you're not a rude person you're very approachable and respectable speaking to strangers in a foreign country you don't know.. that takes a tremendous size of ballet much respect.. but even I was getting annoying for u...plus u gave em money.. people don't understand.. you have to be smart just cuz you may have more to Giv.. you can't just be flashing money around you can get Robbed that way... you're giving me the confidence to really want to travel.. love your video here in the states keep up the good work
8:20 What a wonderful respectful man!
I am really enjoying your visit to Pakistan , as a single woman it probably isn't somewhere I will travel to but have always wondered what the country is like so a big thank you fir the insights , safe travels 🙏💙🙏
It is safe for you to travel to
@@mazharh1987 I didn't mean it as a slight on the country just more as a single female I wouldn't necessarily travel to a country that I hadn't been to before , however I would like to go to Lahore one day just not on my own 🙏
@@natalie4446 Same here. No matter what anyone says, don’t go alone. If you don’t look like you could blend in there, don’t do it. We can have as much fun as we want, but women have to be safe too.
@@chiiix33 thank you
in a very conserative society,it is not prudent to travel alone whatsoever it has beautiful spots there and having travelling potential
I'm that girl in Pink chasing my dreamz
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This happened to me in 🇧🇩 . Normally I can deal with stuff like that but the fact it was kids shook me, not that I didn’t know that goes on but it’s just different when you’re the one being accosted, also it was drawing huge attention to my person which was the opposite of what I was going for (I was in Chittagong). I hope their situations improve, they don’t get to be what they’re supposed to be - kids.
Bruh nervously greeted nearly everyone on the street. 🤣🤣🤣