Im a solo traveller myself and what I like most about your videos are that it's have . no bullshit music that makes the viewers or potential travellers forget what the place actually sounds like . no stupid or fancy cuts (everyone does it these days) . you don't travel for beautiful photos or with the intention of ticking off the bucket list but you travel for the experience and interaction with the local. Thank you for showing us the real world not like other travel vloggers who make their every place they went to filled with butterflies and rainbow.
@ Everyone could? Everyone? I'm sure you can't without being boring as hell. Cuts and stuff doesn't require any "hardwork" or special skills. It's in fact used to cut the LACK of content and make it more dense this way.
@ seriously? do you know how many travel vids I've seen of some 20 something who: doesnt speak the local language knows nothing about the local culture and visits every tourist trap there is and do not interact with the locals Being "creative" does not equal good content. Too many "travel" vlogs think just being somewhere is traveling....
lol these people remind me of mobs in mmorpg games, when you come close, you agro them, they start following you and stop after 10-15 meters and return back to the original spot
Reminds me of a guy in Las Vegas begging for money that had a bold sign that said "Why lie, I need beer!" I gave him $2 for a 40oz. :) Tout #2 probably met a foreigner there once, learned his bold/outspoken ways and has been repeating that same type of phrase to every white guy he sees since with probably moderate success.
@DrummerJacob That's a really good shout actually - somebody probably said "Dude, I don't wanna see your shitty shop, leave me alone," and that was it!
You are fearless,unapologetic,brave ,crazy,reckless,versatile,adaptable and slightly mad......all the traits that make me want to watch more of your insane escapaids!
@@Asylus I guess. I've been to India a few times, and this is pretty much how it is, just without the camera. But he's a cool dude, no doubt about that.
Yeah i first watched the belarussian videos, where there are lots of calm, vast empty of people places and then this videos in India where everything is so crowded and loud. But i find them both equally interesting.
It’s not for everyone. Am glad I’m one that is. It had me laughing and in wonder as soon as I stepped off the plane. It’s a feast for your senses and a huge lesson in being chill.
As a person born in India - I tell you this guy's street skills are far superior than mine. He may look like an easy target to Indian touts. But he is a formidable and interesting opponent.
Man I'd have a panic attack within minutes of leaving the safety of the airport - thank you documenting something most of us don't ever wish to experience.
Anton Anton The OP didn’t say where he was from though, so I don’t know what the actual cultural difference is. And panic attack? That’s just needless hyperbole imo
Monk Killedababy it’s crowded, the land is unfamiliar, the people are different, the smells are different, and you don’t know who to trust. Forget cultural differences, people have panic attacks getting lost in their own city. Stop assuming racism
I am a 63 year old lady, from New Jersey, USA. I could never afford to go and see the places you go. I love seeing these people and places. Thank you so mush for expanding my life. GB and be safe.
Dont come to India here ! Its full of curroption and bad public. As a FRUSTATED 14year old Indian I want to come New york there! I want to leave this boring country....
oh God I would get so lost and disorinatated in that place, I would never find my hotel and would end up crying on the side of the road with the touts shouting at me....
It's the same in Bali. Many are quite poor, and everyone is fighting for the customer. So when your customer is white, only speaks English, and is new to the country, it's a great way to make easy money. Basically, an easy target.
I returned from India a couple of weeks ago after spending 6 weeks travelling, mainly Northern parts. Varanasi was high on my list and it didn't disappoint. An assault to the senses would be an understatement but it was an experience I truly loved. Being 70s years old and travelling alone has its challenges but, whilst I came across quite a few scammers, the people, in the main, were kind and helpful even though, unlike you, I didn't speak the language. The best Lassi shop I found was the Blue Lassi shop, that I came across walking down those back alleys you walked and showed so well. Unfortunately the Ganges was in flood after some heavy monsoon rain so no boats were operating due to the fast currents. The Ghats were very spiritual and attended, by invitation, a cremation on the banks of the mighty River. Ah, I could waffle on for ages. I wont but just to say that no country that I have visited left it's mark like India has. Loved the video and will watch it again. So many happy memories.
Visited blue lassi shop about a month ago got my photo stickes onto the wall. Was disappointed they ain't selling no bhaang. I tried their mango lassi what did you do?
@@TripleH3LIX We believe in love and forgiveness. When the time comes you will understand. Open your mind Branden you're mother raised you to be a better more positive person.
For someone with a tad of social anxiety this looks like hell. Yet i've been to Japan and South-Korea and felt perfectly fine there. It's this feeling everyone wants a piece of you thats seems so overwhelming.
@@crackmalta South-Korea and Japan are really cool. Everyone leaves you be, no pushy sales people or street scams like in London or Paris, Madrid etc. There is so much order :), you'll notice this taking public transport. If you go to Busan in South Korea for the love of god go to the Spa Land in the city center, it's a huge place and so relaxing after a day of hiking. Even if you've never done this before, just do it haha.
@@DrunkSheep101 thanks for the advice unfortunately I'm only spending 5 days in South Korea, visiting Seoul, andong, gyeongju and then grabbing a flight from busan to osaka. Not sure how much of busan I'll see but I'll keep your advice in mind!
@@crackmalta Yeah 5 days is not allot :). If you can, book a DMZ tour, you leave by bus from Seoul, it's a unique expirience. We booked it with KORIDOOR. Have a nice trip!
@@sasank4 That's a little bit hard if you're white and in India XD But tbh all you need to do is what Bald does, be polite but firm and even if you can't speak as much as Bald, at least learn some phrases in the local language, especially ones that revolve around saying no to scammers and street sellers! It's the same in Egypt. I used to live there for a couple years as a kid but as I'm a typical pale white Brit I stick out like a sore thumb. Quite quickly had to learn various Arabic phrases of politely declining being sold things. XD
Touts are like NPCs offering side quests or intentionally blocking your way from the main quest. Mr. Bald doesn't need to worry because his resistance, charisma and intelligence traits are so high ;)
Went to Morocco on a whim after taking a vacation in Spain as a naive 20 year old, we didn't even do any research except we knew the hashish was good. Man oh man did me and my friends get scammed. Overpaid for the taxi in Marrakesh right out the gate, managed to find a great riad by chance, but every 5 minutes in the bazaar we were getting harassed. It made it impossible to just enjoy the city and let loose. Feel lost? Pull out a map or look at your phone for more than 30 seconds and touts will descend upon you, offering to take you back to the riad when in reality you end up at their carpet shop. My Moroccan friend in Tetouan later told us that as a Westerner you should never look people in the eye and you should always say "no" if anyone approaches you speaking English. We didn't know this when we first landed so we would just start speaking German to people trying to scam us and they would usually fuck off. Then of course we met a tout who spoke better German than us. Travelling in these countries is fantastic, but you will be stressed out if constant harassment gets to you. After awhile you kind of just ignore it. Cairo was worse. As to the person saying Asia, I've never experienced those issues in Southeast Asia or East Asia (China, Korea, Japan).
@@SenderBudYerGood Well, Westerners typically have more money and way less street smarts, so yeah, it's easy pickings. Even as a broke college student in the Middle East, the touts and beggars who approach you are infinitely more poor. Someone in Morocco told me that the minimum wage at the time was something like $10 USD/day. A tout could rip off as much from a naive middle-aged couple from Kansas in about 10 minutes. Crime pays.
I randomly got the Moldova video on my homepage and instantly got into your channel because I love everything Russian and I was amazed you speak Russian. And now you're fluently speaking Hindi as well?! What's next, Mandarin?
I thought the same. These overcrowded places full of scammers make the Moldavia videos look like paradise. I also bet if he had no camera scams would be happening twice as much.
gandhi didn't do shit! It was WW2 and Subhash Chandra Bose that led to the early exit of the British. gandhi just liked to put his emaciated self as a display of self-pity! He never even sat on hunger strike against British, ever, but against the rights of Indian people only. Gandhi also was instrumental in the genocide of Zulu people of Africa, and demanded separate door from Africans. So gandhi was just a duplicitous top notch racist biaatch
@@anirudhashahide1408 I'd rather not be followed around by piranhas trying to scam me on every street corner because I'm white and look like I'm in the middle class.
As someone who is a people pleaser, I’d find it so difficult to say no to them and that seems like my sort of a nightmare if I knew there would be people scamming me too😭
I'm more impressed Bald can speak English, Spanish, Russian, and Hindi. He's got nearly all the International Languages down. All he needs to learn is Mandarin, Arabic, French and maybe Python :D
Well, Been livin' in Varanasi for my whole life. i cant tell you one thing for suree. These aren't religion man's. They spend their days trying to loot tourists and nights smoking and well....guess it yourself.🤷🏻♀️
@Evil Quran Verses 4:34, 9:5 Go look out for his Cuban videos u ll get a sense of where the 70 years rule has taken us. Proud to have been ruled by some sensible men unlike now.
@@aishimohan8673 oh really, how can people be so dumb Do you really think India would've been like this if it had the money like before?! Suppose I take all your recourses to cook and give you high tech cooking utensils, and then someone says yeah they provided you technology don't get bitchy about it, how'd you feel! I hope you get it.
@112358 853211 if I rob you would you still say that the money I robbed is now mine not yours, c'mon dude use your brain. The thing that happened to us is called exploitation, it's wrong in any way you see.
I've been in places this hectic, and in situations like this, but I'm not sure I could ever have the presence of mind to also film it so calmly. Great job!
Well he wanted to try the Bhang Lassi, which is a drinkable (cannabis infused drink), they can do that because of religious and spiritual importance, and it is used more often during the Holi. *Edit: Bhang Lassi, much like any other edible/drinkable can be specially strong or have substantial effects, so if anyone tries it, a little bit goes a long way, figuratively, as the high can last upwards of 10-11 hours depending the consumption.
@@Amghannam I mean, yeah sure, it still fucks you up more than any dab, hash, or bud, and it lasts longer. It's the classic: "I Shouldn't have done that" (if you take more than what you should, and in edibles, specially in non-regulated countries, it's very hard to quantify exactly how much THC you consume. Always follow this rule/ TLDR; Start Slow, Go Slow.
Whether you are in Russia or in India, you become like a local wherever you visit. Your knowledge of local languages is a great asset. Your narratives are informative, sometimes with a tinge of humour that I love. I enjoy your videos both in India and Russia. Now in 2021 Varanasi is much more developed than what we see in this video. May be, you should come again.
@@bendover8689 dude I'm a british citizen with indian descent also hindu. The fact is that we invaded them when there were thousands of small states that controlled the country, plundered much if the wealth and left them. We left them with little national identity eith no real GDP, so honestly it it remarkable how far india has come with such a large population which had little education
I’m female and I would love to visit such a fascinating and diverse place like India but have the constant fear I would be hassled by men that would make me feel uncomfortable. It’s such a shame as I don’t know if I’d find someone brave enough to rough out the harsh streets of India! I’m determined to find a bold and go to India!!
Being Indian myself, I'd suggest not coming here alone, especially to places like the ones shown in this video. You can visit The Southern states like kerala, goa etc, North Eastern 7 sister states, but not these kind of places shown in the video.
It's not just India. Any place you visit on Earth has "men". And not all "men" are same. Women like you, I belive are strong enough to defend themselves. Educated enough to help themselves, and are not less to men. However, choosing "proper" place (if travelling by yourself) is adviced. People are educating, generations are changing, people are changing and there are many many parts of India where you can roam all alone, with 0 fear of anything. Again, not all places are same, not all men are same 😀🙏.
@@Cryptic_Chai true how ever India has tons of people so the chances are of course higher especially in conservative and religious areas women are seen as less. There is a good reason why most girls are being aborted in favor of a boy. Of course not everyone is like that but certain areas have more or less of these factors and Varanasi is certainly one of the unsafe places
@@Darek225Army woah there buddy... I agree with the overpopulation and corrupt government, but calling the entire population stupid is kinda not ok at all
Russia: Come in and eat something! Also here is a free "farewell" gift for you. India: Come in and eat something! Also, have you got money, because I helped you?
@Savage Cabbage obviously all people of a group, be it grouped by nation, state, ethnicity, religious belief, political view or anything else are not the same. Nobody even mention Sikhs and what you're talking about. But, it's still a fact that when you are a tourist in India lots of people will come and try to scam you, aswell in some other places, while in Russia that won't happen. And if you know their language ofcourse they are going to be even nicer, that goes for any population
@Savage Cabbage Uuuh you do know that communists don't like immigration either? Left-Right has nothing to do with immigration. And yes you can still be a racist, especially if you are of indian origin yourself lol. Also no, you misquoted him, he never said that. On the contrary he wrote "I've traveled to India, and been around plenty of Indians in Canada, not saying they're all bad..."
@@xsigna1 I learned Hindi and Bengali from when I was like 10 months old. Indian languages aren't comparatively harder than English if a 10 month old can speak it.
“I will show you my shitty shop, we have a lot of shit” i think if a tout came to me and said that in perfect English i would go just for the experience
Nah man, you get the confidence by traveling. Bald has traveled all over and probably been scammed dozens of times, so now he can recognize the scams and is immune to the aggressive sales tactics. You just have to get out there and try.
This was the first Bald video I saw and it has remained one of my favorites. From a single, hand-held camera, the view into this chaotic city is fascinating. I'm far from being ready to go there myself but feel privileged to have seen this much of it. Thanks Bald !
India is not the worst place to live in. what you saw was the littlest part of india, there are sooo many quieter places there. but not gonna lie I would've wanted to live in a place with lesser population
@@iware7085 Yeah there are some parts of India that are very beautiful. India is known for its luxurious hotels, but they refuse to show the other part.
I think that i rather live in the soviet russia in emptyness and cold and long winters. This india hot and warm, and loads of people is not a country i would like to visit.
Jo sale ye bol rahe hei indian ho k now m free now m out of beep beep.... Abe chirkutto jo apne desh ko aisa kahe uski doosri jagah me bhi migrant hi bolte hei.... Or haaa kuch bde city hei jaha shor sharaba hei Or in jaiso ne baki jagah ko bhi aisa bannana shuru kr dia hei hr tarah k log mil jaenge apko hr jagah lekin kuch ache log Or achi jagah is desh ko mahan banati hei i hate those scammers and beep beep but i love my 🇮🇳
thats just india for you, since they literally recognise outsiders instantly they got nothing else to do but stare. Even if you're brown skin like them and of indian heritage (but not actually from india) you'll still just get stared at literally everywhere. Its mostly by lower class/poorer citizens. Just your mere presence there is like a privilege for them.
RatedRRaj omg tell me about it, they stared me down, how did they know???😂 I thought guy maybe bc I'm light skinned or something , but then they always spoke to me in English and like a foreigner, my anxiety levels 📈
@@RatedRRaj Its not just India though lol. I've been to Indonesia before and people stared me down only cause I am quite out of place there. Yes its uncomfortable. I am not someone people there see everyday so I get why they would stare at me. Black/brown man in a country full of white people or white man in a country with everyone white will stare at the oddity that is walking in front of them. while yes, its mainly the poor citizens that just wont stop staring at you, the people who aren't poor they don't stare but they cant stop themselves from looking at you on and off as many times as they can until you are out of their view. So as a conclusion, no, its not just a thing that happens in India. No, its not something that ONLY happens in poorer countries. It happens anywhere if you stand out.
@@vspecky6681 Yes old person, I am very focused in my studies, you should take care of yourself in your old age, do not know when God's call will come. And you have to show your black face to God.😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣bloody senior citizens and haa take that🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕
Hans - Wilhelm Kirsch Disgusting? Pal if you were put in the same shoes as those people, the reason will always be the same, money. Money = power and etc. Let us say u have a family too feed, ur obviously doing it for that reason alone. Dont just jump into it and call people disgusting that wont make you anyless human.
@@CaracallaXI then they shouldnt pretend that they do something religious. They are scamming people, thats the exact opposite what religion is supposed to be. They are in fact disgusting, no matter how much they are starving, that doesnt excuse scamming people or destroying religion.
@@hans-wilhelmkirsch2686 Everyone has rights and fredom in this statement, matter race, sex or color he or she may be. It shouldn't matter where you are born, what language you speak, what religion you are, or wether you're rich or poor. I get you're opinion buddy but, All human beings are born free and equal, you and i are worth the same, and have the same rights as anyone else.
To all the people saying oh I'm never going to India, i totally understand your reaction by seeing this video. I had the same reaction when i first landed in Dheli years ago. But remember India is Huge! it's a living and breathing Jungle Book, full of life, colors, sounds, smells and food. While at first you feel threatened you eventually see the peace flowing through the chaos and become part of it. Also, this is not the full picture of India! While the main cities like Dheli, Mumbai, Benares(Varanasi) are crowded, to which you sort of adjust to the first few days, you still can easily leave the chaos and head to mucher calmer places sorrounded in nature; whether it be coconut filled beaches or zen like mountains where the Dalai Lama resides. India is a real adventure. Most Indians themselves have not visited the entirety of their country. It's incredible. Don't be afraid.
I have never laughed at a blessing like that....hahahahahahhaaa...his face when you refused to pay I am on the floor! Bald i think you would make a very charismatic comedian/politician
In soviet countries some places look pretty depressing but livable, It even has some charm to It. But everything Is repulsive about Indian cities: the noise, the dirt, the crowd, the road chaos. It would all drive me insane very quickly
Can everyone stop thinking that the entirety of india is like this place? It's not. If you go to the better parts, it looks nothing like this. In the big cities, there is a lot of poverty and beggars.
Hahahaha. Yeah, and their so-called bless river is equally as horrible. People shit in it, burn the dead and also polluted by waste from the poor area and warehouses? Ew
Oh wow! I lived in Varanasi for about a year and and a half way back in the very early 1990s….man it has changed!! The ghats are unrecognizable but the people are still the same!!! Thanks
You learned much things about India. How to deal with Indian. I watched all your video. Very positive man. Hope it's continue.. All the best.. Jai Bhole ki ..
@@skynet3d It is weird how humans adapt to things. I actually lived beside a busy street when I was little. I still get the best sleep while hearing traffic noise at night, lol.
We Indians are used to it. I feel lonely when I visit other countries, i see there are very few people on the road and there is no noise, there is nobody to talk, it makes me feel alone. I like this chaos , it makes me feel alive.
New york is the same way with people in the streets inches away from cars passing and constant honking. Everyone has the right of way in these type of places lol
Bald in Soviet countries: *talks to every single person*
Bald in India: *avoids every single person*
RandomGuy lol, to be fair, there were like 5 people in Russia.
In the episode "Where tourists don't go", he talked to almost every local people
Totally normal don’t you think
Because they keep trying to sell him random shit.
@@shanlyne4592 Hope you look forward to the end of the days where you can live happily with your father, the devil.
Im a solo traveller myself and what I like most about your videos are that it's have
. no bullshit music that makes the viewers or potential travellers forget what the place actually sounds like
. no stupid or fancy cuts (everyone does it these days)
. you don't travel for beautiful photos or with the intention of ticking off the bucket list but you travel for the experience and interaction with the local.
Thank you for showing us the real world not like other travel vloggers who make their every place they went to filled with butterflies and rainbow.
Yes!!
@ I think bald personality that makes this video felt better than it suppose to
@ Everyone could? Everyone? I'm sure you can't without being boring as hell. Cuts and stuff doesn't require any "hardwork" or special skills. It's in fact used to cut the LACK of content and make it more dense this way.
@ seriously? do you know how many travel vids I've seen of some 20 something who:
doesnt speak the local language
knows nothing about the local culture
and visits every tourist trap there is
and do not interact with the locals
Being "creative" does not equal good content. Too many "travel" vlogs think just being somewhere is traveling....
lol these people remind me of mobs in mmorpg games, when you come close, you agro them, they start following you and stop after 10-15 meters and return back to the original spot
Most underrated comment lmao
Why do I suddenly hear combat music? oh it stopped
Blackflag
Yeah or being in town in some mmorpg and everyone wants gold.
Lol
"I would like to show you my shitty shop"
You've convinced me.
Tout no2 is the best
Reminds me of a guy in Las Vegas begging for money that had a bold sign that said "Why lie, I need beer!"
I gave him $2 for a 40oz. :) Tout #2 probably met a foreigner there once, learned his bold/outspoken ways and has been repeating that same type of phrase to every white guy he sees since with probably moderate success.
To be fair id give him some money just for the originality 😂😂😂
@DrummerJacob That's a really good shout actually - somebody probably said "Dude, I don't wanna see your shitty shop, leave me alone," and that was it!
I have coconut
You are fearless,unapologetic,brave ,crazy,reckless,versatile,adaptable and slightly mad......all the traits that make me want to watch more of your insane escapaids!
That's a lot of praise for a guy who's just walking down the street, funny as he is.
@@mentalmelt gotta have like zero social anxiety to decline offers so diligently and carry a camera with all those eyes on your white asscrack.
@@Asylus I guess. I've been to India a few times, and this is pretty much how it is, just without the camera. But he's a cool dude, no doubt about that.
I feel Soo calm when you visit Eastern Europe, but my anxiety skyrockets when you visit India...
Yeah i first watched the belarussian videos, where there are lots of calm, vast empty of people places and then this videos in India where everything is so crowded and loud. But i find them both equally interesting.
marishkaspirit racist?
@@isaach8289 No, he is realist.
@@isaach8289 oh pls dont start the bs
but eastern Europe and most of European countries are boring
Mr Bald going to India so I never have to. Thanks
ThatGuyHelm no smart person would
Karthik Mouli shit*
@@karthikmouli Well it's certainly one of a kind country... though not in a very good way.
It’s not for everyone. Am glad I’m one that is. It had me laughing and in wonder as soon as I stepped off the plane. It’s a feast for your senses and a huge lesson in being chill.
@@karthikmouli Travel to anywhere in West Europe and you will know what "amazing country" means.
As a person born in India - I tell you this guy's street skills are far superior than mine. He may look like an easy target to Indian touts. But he is a formidable and interesting opponent.
Man I'd have a panic attack within minutes of leaving the safety of the airport - thank you documenting something most of us don't ever wish to experience.
@Patricia Palmer yep their smelly buggers
Mexico is worse tbh, the cities look nicer though
you're a pussy, man.... like.. not trying to be mean but.... theyre just people man
Anton Anton The OP didn’t say where he was from though, so I don’t know what the actual cultural difference is. And panic attack? That’s just needless hyperbole imo
Monk Killedababy it’s crowded, the land is unfamiliar, the people are different, the smells are different, and you don’t know who to trust. Forget cultural differences, people have panic attacks getting lost in their own city. Stop assuming racism
“But I have a coconut” what a pitch.
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All Gaming Platform Are Good stay cheeki breeki my friend (-)
Lord Tachanka truly only your power would be able to end the console wars
A statement from a TRUE salesman!
Lord Tachanka | - |
I am a 63 year old lady, from New Jersey, USA. I could never afford to go and see the places you go. I love seeing these people and places. Thank you so mush for expanding my life. GB and be safe.
Dont come to India here ! Its full of curroption and bad public. As a FRUSTATED 14year old Indian I want to come New york there! I want to leave this boring country....
@@firerhyme Come to NYC, you are more than welcome
@@oliverram3243 yeah... sure ❤🙏 i will love to come...
@Aayush Jha man people like you! Yeah people like you make this country worser
@Aayush Jha India
Being an Indian, Uttar Pradesh is the state I would never want to visit in my life. Thank you Bald for going through it on behalf of us.
Thats funny,haha
Then u will never know India
Then your bad luck bcz my state has the most historical places from Mughal to hindu religious cities 👍
Marne k baad sabko yahin ana hai..
@@cosmopolitanalankrita8795 I don't want to know that bigoted part of India filled with religious extremism. Thank you. I am happy anyway.
gets dropped off in taxi and hears jingling bells
BeefBobIsHere 100 rupees sir!
BeefBobIsHere lmao
Gets back in taxi
Soo rupey dey na
BeefBobIsHere “ah we meet again”
oh God I would get so lost and disorinatated in that place, I would never find my hotel and would end up crying on the side of the road with the touts shouting at me....
the trick is not really looking for a specific hotel, but just picking one you like
@@adelaidefoster7320 Know I think they mean after they found a hotel they like they'd never find it again since it's so confusing to get around.
Thats what I was thinking too lol
How old are you?😂🤣😂🤣
getting older didn't make me better at anything...sadly
Its actually scary how many people are staring him down as he walks through the airport
its a man talking to his camera what do u expect xD
they lowkey all want to pickpocket him. that's the vibe im getting lol
It's more scary the fact that with so many people trying to hustle him , who can you trust?
@@mrcoldshower465 aint that whaf India is notorious for too
It's the same in Bali. Many are quite poor, and everyone is fighting for the customer. So when your customer is white, only speaks English, and is new to the country, it's a great way to make easy money. Basically, an easy target.
I returned from India a couple of weeks ago after spending 6 weeks travelling, mainly Northern parts. Varanasi was high on my list and it didn't disappoint. An assault to the senses would be an understatement but it was an experience I truly loved. Being 70s years old and travelling alone has its challenges but, whilst I came across quite a few scammers, the people, in the main, were kind and helpful even though, unlike you, I didn't speak the language. The best Lassi shop I found was the Blue Lassi shop, that I came across walking down those back alleys you walked and showed so well. Unfortunately the Ganges was in flood after some heavy monsoon rain so no boats were operating due to the fast currents. The Ghats were very spiritual and attended, by invitation, a cremation on the banks of the mighty River.
Ah, I could waffle on for ages. I wont but just to say that no country that I have visited left it's mark like India has. Loved the video and will watch it again. So many happy memories.
Visited blue lassi shop about a month ago got my photo stickes onto the wall. Was disappointed they ain't selling no bhaang. I tried their mango lassi what did you do?
Their whole country and whole religion is a scam
That's great! As a fellow young traveller that motivates me a lot more to travel. Respect 👏
India: sees anybody who is not from their country
India: it’s free real estate
@Emeref Rmf India is the rape, street shitting, call center scam capitol of the world.
Hahaha... looking for a reply from a bakht saying "Modi Hai toh mumkin Hai" 🤣🤣
Stimpy&Ren true lol
@vunderground1 CORRECT, BUT WE STILL NEED TO NUKE THAT SHITHOLE.
@@TripleH3LIX We believe in love and forgiveness. When the time comes you will understand. Open your mind Branden you're mother raised you to be a better more positive person.
For someone with a tad of social anxiety this looks like hell. Yet i've been to Japan and South-Korea and felt perfectly fine there. It's this feeling everyone wants a piece of you thats seems so overwhelming.
I watched this video and it gave me anxiety, in march I'm heading to South Korea and Japan and your comment made me feel a little better xD
@@crackmalta South-Korea and Japan are really cool. Everyone leaves you be, no pushy sales people or street scams like in London or Paris, Madrid etc. There is so much order :), you'll notice this taking public transport. If you go to Busan in South Korea for the love of god go to the Spa Land in the city center, it's a huge place and so relaxing after a day of hiking. Even if you've never done this before, just do it haha.
@@DrunkSheep101 thanks for the advice unfortunately I'm only spending 5 days in South Korea, visiting Seoul, andong, gyeongju and then grabbing a flight from busan to osaka. Not sure how much of busan I'll see but I'll keep your advice in mind!
@@crackmalta Yeah 5 days is not allot :). If you can, book a DMZ tour, you leave by bus from Seoul, it's a unique expirience. We booked it with KORIDOOR. Have a nice trip!
@@spacedoutl4634 wow, this has nothing to do with skin color, nice bait though.
That place looks like an introvert's worst nightmare...
I agree.
No China is
Don't go anywhere you will stand out and you won't have any problems. Cause people looking at you like that happens everywhere if you stand out.
@@sasank4 That's a little bit hard if you're white and in India XD But tbh all you need to do is what Bald does, be polite but firm and even if you can't speak as much as Bald, at least learn some phrases in the local language, especially ones that revolve around saying no to scammers and street sellers!
It's the same in Egypt. I used to live there for a couple years as a kid but as I'm a typical pale white Brit I stick out like a sore thumb. Quite quickly had to learn various Arabic phrases of politely declining being sold things. XD
I'm an indian and believe me sometimes it is .
“Money, money. Stop don’t go, give me donation”
- Holy man of Varanasi
20:14 Money! Money! 👇😠 Gimme! Don't go. You stop please
Touts are like NPCs offering side quests or intentionally blocking your way from the main quest. Mr. Bald doesn't need to worry because his resistance, charisma and intelligence traits are so high ;)
Lol I’ll just yell ACCEPT and then carry on and ignore it, just like I do in every RPG :)
@@Defferleffer And delete it later on, LOL
Basically side quest = scam?
😂😂
Next time when I head out I'll see them as fucking NPCs. Nice one m8
Truly amazing how you’re able to carry yourself with such confidence in such an overwhelming place, seriously admirable
@The Exiled Pimp wtf 😂
@The Exiled Pimp With the mouth on you, it's no wonder you are in exile ...
@The Exiled Pimp projecting LOL
@The Exiled Pimp nothing provoked you to call him a coward 🤣 your brain generated that insecurity. I explained now fix your spelling mistakes 🤣
@The Exiled Pimp Ooh, you're hard...
Literally every 5 minutes someone is trying to get money out of him, that would get old REALLY fast.
almost everywhere in asia as a recognizable tourist.
Cairo as well, you quickly learn to not trust anyone after the first hour there.
@@marktero third world problems
Went to Morocco on a whim after taking a vacation in Spain as a naive 20 year old, we didn't even do any research except we knew the hashish was good. Man oh man did me and my friends get scammed. Overpaid for the taxi in Marrakesh right out the gate, managed to find a great riad by chance, but every 5 minutes in the bazaar we were getting harassed. It made it impossible to just enjoy the city and let loose. Feel lost? Pull out a map or look at your phone for more than 30 seconds and touts will descend upon you, offering to take you back to the riad when in reality you end up at their carpet shop. My Moroccan friend in Tetouan later told us that as a Westerner you should never look people in the eye and you should always say "no" if anyone approaches you speaking English. We didn't know this when we first landed so we would just start speaking German to people trying to scam us and they would usually fuck off. Then of course we met a tout who spoke better German than us. Travelling in these countries is fantastic, but you will be stressed out if constant harassment gets to you. After awhile you kind of just ignore it. Cairo was worse. As to the person saying Asia, I've never experienced those issues in Southeast Asia or East Asia (China, Korea, Japan).
@@SenderBudYerGood Well, Westerners typically have more money and way less street smarts, so yeah, it's easy pickings. Even as a broke college student in the Middle East, the touts and beggars who approach you are infinitely more poor. Someone in Morocco told me that the minimum wage at the time was something like $10 USD/day. A tout could rip off as much from a naive middle-aged couple from Kansas in about 10 minutes. Crime pays.
The moment that tout 2 says "I have a lot of shit"...i laughed hard and died! xD
who is commenting then , :P
Mr Bald casually checking if the dog is alive.
I randomly got the Moldova video on my homepage and instantly got into your channel because I love everything Russian and I was amazed you speak Russian.
And now you're fluently speaking Hindi as well?! What's next, Mandarin?
me2 damn youtube got me hooked
he said in a Q&A that he doesn't actually speak hindi he just knows a bunch of key phrases and vocab. he does speak and read Russian though.
Haha me to
Yes exactly...what the frick?? Fluent in hindi aswell *mindblown*
exactly the same
More power to you, mate, but I couldn't last ten minutes in this place.
Looks like hell to me haha
I thought the same. These overcrowded places full of scammers make the Moldavia videos look like paradise. I also bet if he had no camera scams would be happening twice as much.
India is so rich with history but the government is so weak its so chaotic
And I’ve been lasting for 16 years here, hoping to get a job abroad
I've watched most of his Indian videos by now, holy shit that country is just a complete cesspool. Place you should never visit,check
Your videos demonstrate the power of learning languages, it is a talent and skill more of us should endeavor to have.
Thank you Mr Bald- you’re far better than BBC or National Geographic ! I also appreciate how patient you are with the vendors ! 👍
Best city in the world.... a scam around every corner and swarms of flies bothering some guy taking a shit in the street. Welcome to India.
Sounds like Frisco
@Patricia Palmer it's here
scammers ruin india
The scammers must have a gene. The problem is when you give a group of them laptops.
@@bijosn wtf has that got to do with this
I am not done yet with you Mr Bald , i will be back
Why do you wear a skirt?
@@BobaFett66 that is.not a skirt that is a type of clothes which South Indian wears
LMAOOOOOO
Broo
@@devanshkalura5075 Should I say it? Ok here it comes: y/woooosh
I’d be worried about not being able to find my hotel again in that maze.
Me as an Indian will get lost.
5 minutes in to india ive been offered elephant s*it and hashish..
Oof
Whats haschisch tho
timber oof ganjaaaaa weeeeed
timber oof hashish, hash, other known as marijuana lmaoo
Oh er i regret asking.
10:45
Guy:"Stay here,rule again"
Gandhi:".....listen here,you little shit"
Lmao🤣😆
Subash says I'm going to bombard you
Third comment yay
gandhi didn't do shit! It was WW2 and Subhash Chandra Bose that led to the early exit of the British. gandhi just liked to put his emaciated self as a display of self-pity!
He never even sat on hunger strike against British, ever, but against the rights of Indian people only. Gandhi also was instrumental in the genocide of Zulu people of Africa, and demanded separate door from Africans.
So gandhi was just a duplicitous top notch racist biaatch
@@Masterofmultiverse Well he must have done something big to be called the 'father of the nation'. Don't you think?
watching this from small town america gave me anxiety, so many people and so crowded..I'll stay on my farm
Yup there is 1.4B people in india.. there isnt a single place no crowded like in this vid , im soo happy i live in france
You people are so dumb
@@anirudhashahide1408 india is full of beggars and scammers
@@anirudhashahide1408 I'd rather not be followed around by piranhas trying to scam me on every street corner because I'm white and look like I'm in the middle class.
Anirudha Shahide Why? What’s wrong with peace and quiet?
As someone who is a people pleaser, I’d find it so difficult to say no to them and that seems like my sort of a nightmare if I knew there would be people scamming me too😭
As an introvert who has lived most of his live in a quiet village, this is my idea of hell.
Lol, same here dude
ExitLights777 hahahaua
Same. Everything's just disgusting, loud, overcrowded. Just terrible in general
@@fhilbelgica_8138 even though this sounds racist I have to agree
Antiskei i not racist at all. he prefers quiet places. he didn’t say he hates indians
India, the country on earth where a working horn is more important than brakes
Half of Britisher don't know who there father was?
I'm more impressed Bald can speak English, Spanish, Russian, and Hindi. He's got nearly all the International Languages down. All he needs to learn is Mandarin, Arabic, French and maybe Python :D
LMAOOOOO!!!!!!
India is literally a warehouse.
@@ekinteko Lets be real. Nobody ever truly learns Python
"money here, give me, dont go you stop please." -the religious man of holiest city
Well, Been livin' in Varanasi for my whole life. i cant tell you one thing for suree. These aren't religion man's. They spend their days trying to loot tourists and nights smoking and well....guess it yourself.🤷🏻♀️
@Evil Quran Verse 4:34, 9:5 Oh please, they although made us poor but sure as well fucking improved out ways of living
@Evil Quran Verses 4:34, 9:5
Go look out for his Cuban videos u ll get a sense of where the 70 years rule has taken us. Proud to have been ruled by some sensible men unlike now.
@@aishimohan8673 oh really, how can people be so dumb
Do you really think India would've been like this if it had the money like before?!
Suppose I take all your recourses to cook and give you high tech cooking utensils, and then someone says yeah they provided you technology don't get bitchy about it, how'd you feel!
I hope you get it.
@112358 853211 if I rob you would you still say that the money I robbed is now mine not yours, c'mon dude use your brain.
The thing that happened to us is called exploitation, it's wrong in any way you see.
I've been in places this hectic, and in situations like this, but I'm not sure I could ever have the presence of mind to also film it so calmly. Great job!
A place I never wish to go, thank you for going for us.
looks like a shit hole
I’d rather volunteer at sports direct than go to this utter dump
Totally agreed
I've been to India in 2009 but my memory doesn't remember it that bad, I mean "colourful". I must admit I was thinking the same!
I love mentality of these people in india
He was definitely momentarily interested in the offer of hashish lol :D
Well he wanted to try the Bhang Lassi, which is a drinkable (cannabis infused drink), they can do that because of religious and spiritual importance, and it is used more often during the Holi.
*Edit: Bhang Lassi, much like any other edible/drinkable can be specially strong or have substantial effects, so if anyone tries it, a little bit goes a long way, figuratively, as the high can last upwards of 10-11 hours depending the consumption.
@@HoolyjammerComment word?
xD
@@HoolyjammerComment What if you are used to smoke weed or hash every day for the past ## years, I guess it'll be like drinking a glass of milk? :P
@@Amghannam I mean, yeah sure, it still fucks you up more than any dab, hash, or bud, and it lasts longer.
It's the classic: "I Shouldn't have done that" (if you take more than what you should, and in edibles, specially in non-regulated countries, it's very hard to quantify exactly how much THC you consume.
Always follow this rule/ TLDR; Start Slow, Go Slow.
"Do I like hashish??"
*remembers he's on camera*
"No"
although he did admit to getting some bhang lassi (weed milkshake)
@@ThatFilmisGnarly You mean Bong lassi?
Good one 😂
@@ThatFilmisGnarly yo shit does that actually exist
Protip, if you can, pick weed buds over hash as you do not know what shit they put in the hash.
Whether you are in Russia or in India, you become like a local wherever you visit. Your knowledge of local languages is a great asset. Your narratives are informative, sometimes with a tinge of humour that I love. I enjoy your videos both in India and Russia. Now in 2021 Varanasi is much more developed than what we see in this video. May be, you should come again.
"I put a red dot on your forehead, now give me money"
🔵
No u give me maney
LOL
Put a red dot on the other guy's forehead. "Now we're even."
That red dot on his head is like a bullseye for scammers. They see that and think he's already been had and is probably an easy mark.
@@bendover8689 dude I'm a british citizen with indian descent also hindu. The fact is that we invaded them when there were thousands of small states that controlled the country, plundered much if the wealth and left them. We left them with little national identity eith no real GDP, so honestly it it remarkable how far india has come with such a large population which had little education
I wonder if people in India ever thought that making some traffic laws could be a good idea.
Maybe a pedestrian law..
🤣🤣
Im sure they exist but theres so many people that its hard to enforce them or they get in the way of business to much
The implementation of horns in vehicles does not benefit these people lol
theres no way people in india would follow it. and the police wouldn't enforce it. corrupt af 🤣😂
"where are you going?" is universal for i want your money
I’m female and I would love to visit such a fascinating and diverse place like India but have the constant fear I would be hassled by men that would make me feel uncomfortable. It’s such a shame as I don’t know if I’d find someone brave enough to rough out the harsh streets of India! I’m determined to find a bold and go to India!!
Being Indian myself, I'd suggest not coming here alone, especially to places like the ones shown in this video.
You can visit The Southern states like kerala, goa etc,
North Eastern 7 sister states, but not these kind of places shown in the video.
It's not just India. Any place you visit on Earth has "men". And not all "men" are same. Women like you, I belive are strong enough to defend themselves. Educated enough to help themselves, and are not less to men.
However, choosing "proper" place (if travelling by yourself) is adviced. People are educating, generations are changing, people are changing and there are many many parts of India where you can roam all alone, with 0 fear of anything.
Again, not all places are same, not all men are same 😀🙏.
@UA-cam mix why is it dangerous for women?
@@Cryptic_Chai true how ever India has tons of people so the chances are of course higher especially in conservative and religious areas women are seen as less. There is a good reason why most girls are being aborted in favor of a boy. Of course not everyone is like that but certain areas have more or less of these factors and Varanasi is certainly one of the unsafe places
You would be, India is particularly difficult (and dangerous) for solo female travelers
Amazing! Somehow this place has managed to be everything I don't want in a country
its what happens when you have a corrupt government, severe overpopulation, and a population to stupid to fix their own problems.
@@Darek225Army too*.
@@totsukatrap8959 nah I'm pretty sure he is right
@@gutoguto0873 big gae on my part yikes
@@Darek225Army woah there buddy... I agree with the overpopulation and corrupt government, but calling the entire population stupid is kinda not ok at all
"i hate shopping im a man"
"i hAVE COCONUT"
Speech: 100
yeah cause you need a coconut to crack in the temple
Hahahahahah
I, for one, am convinced
Can’t argue with that
Russia: Come in and eat something! Also here is a free "farewell" gift for you.
India: Come in and eat something! Also, have you got money, because I helped you?
@Savage Cabbage obviously all people of a group, be it grouped by nation, state, ethnicity, religious belief, political view or anything else are not the same. Nobody even mention Sikhs and what you're talking about.
But, it's still a fact that when you are a tourist in India lots of people will come and try to scam you, aswell in some other places, while in Russia that won't happen. And if you know their language ofcourse they are going to be even nicer, that goes for any population
@Savage Cabbage I know right what is happening in Europe. Im doing my political jobs in Slovakia. I am Politican aswell
@Savage Cabbage Uuuh you do know that communists don't like immigration either? Left-Right has nothing to do with immigration. And yes you can still be a racist, especially if you are of indian origin yourself lol.
Also no, you misquoted him, he never said that. On the contrary he wrote "I've traveled to India, and been around plenty of Indians in Canada, not saying they're all bad..."
This comment is everything
I wonder why there’s Korean on a lot of the signs at around @12:10 - 13:00
Everybody a gangsta until bald guy starts speaking Hindi lol
Do foreigners reacts to us like that when we speak English?
No.
@@esotericsounds9847 cuz it's not as impressive lol, English is a very easy language to learn
@@esotericsounds9847 english is worldwide language idiot
@@zamboykins3661 I don't live under a rock unlike you.
@@xsigna1 I learned Hindi and Bengali from when I was like 10 months old.
Indian languages aren't comparatively harder than English if a 10 month old can speak it.
"I don't want to see your coconut" ahahah. You are so calm and cold-blooded. Awesome.
Its interesting to see how well he adapts to the culture wherever he goes.
He has natural charisma
The way he got all nervous when the bells start ringing, PTSD is what that is called.
Bald : "I hate shopping, women shop men dont shop"
Tout : "but i have coconut"
Seems like a good offer for me
@@datblueboy9225 sAmE
lol yes
@ROG yeah
"....I'm listening"
18:41 he asked a bald guy to get haircut
Shaving*
A lot of bald people still grow small hair and they need shaving
He has a beard, That the man could shave, but he better shave himself
Heheheheh
gg
Imagine walking down that street with a hangover...
Komunikati hahha
for men: robbed
for women: you know the answer
Yikes
Nooo 😭
Good luck affording alcohol.
Bald is number one blogger…🎉 his confidence and ability to adapt to the situation is incredible to watch
“I will show you my shitty shop, we have a lot of shit” i think if a tout came to me and said that in perfect English i would go just for the experience
Facts lol
And get ripped off perhaps.
Haha and get the bullshit price
@@bigjumbo9479 fulla schiit
3:49
hahaahahah the best part of the video is "Stay here and rule again" lol
The guy must be fed up of the government corruption, lol
@@rjn1749 the worst part is they think Brits rule better than their current government hahaha
@@Rajomega1 hahaha. knowing how brits rule in my history class, i agree with you.
@@rjn1749 apparently Nehru didnt ask independent for all india but for himself, typical and he used Gandhi
@@Rajomega1 no one in india prefers british rule though what that guy was saying was just for fun
The look the "religious" guy gave after you refused to give him money.. I'm crying laughing
I'm in awe of Mr. Bald in this way. I would have crumpled immediately with my knee-jerk people-pleasing fight-or-flight panic.
@@Bnio same, man. That's why I probably will never travel until I get more confidence!
Nah man, you get the confidence by traveling. Bald has traveled all over and probably been scammed dozens of times, so now he can recognize the scams and is immune to the aggressive sales tactics. You just have to get out there and try.
@@Bnio hah you dont know how accurate this describes me
Timestamp or it didn't happen
I've watched this video about 4 times and it fascinates me every time.
This was the first Bald video I saw and it has remained one of my favorites. From a single, hand-held camera, the view into this chaotic city is fascinating. I'm far from being ready to go there myself but feel privileged to have seen this much of it. Thanks Bald !
never ever give your money to these priest they are the biggest scammers in such a lovely place
@@smtown00 yes these types of scammers are all over in india they will try to fool you just say a big NO to them
right
Law enforcement really need to get up and do their job really!
We have scammers in the US also. They just wear business suits.
Probably fake priests
Cant imagine myself living like this, I am not grateful enough for what my parents give me.
Yeah.. its so chaotic there isnt it?
India is not the worst place to live in. what you saw was the littlest part of india, there are sooo many quieter places there. but not gonna lie I would've wanted to live in a place with lesser population
@@iware7085 Yeah there are some parts of India that are very beautiful. India is known for its luxurious hotels, but they refuse to show the other part.
@@iware7085 but most of india is like this tho lmao
@@neilyebrah3043 Most of India's population is rural
20:00 😂😂😂 this seen 😂😂😂 money money 😂😂😂 you said boddh hu me 😅 me nahi manta 😂😂😂 proud of you ❤
What does that mean?
@@LS-Moto in Hindi he told to that men he don't believe in that
ImaGine how beautiful the ganji river was a 1000 years ago
I wouldn't know since the Ganji river doesn't exist.
Ganges*
Talk more like 2,5-3000 years, civilisation has been along the Ganges for a long time
it's still insanely beautiful further up. Even in pretty built up places like Rishikesh it's a very refreshing place to swim.
Very high quality insight of the streets of India. Should be proud of this work.
I think that i rather live in the soviet russia in emptyness and cold and long winters.
This india hot and warm, and loads of people is not a country i would like to visit.
Man I've been to Istanbul once and I thought it was too crowded. Looking at this with all the sounds and commotion, it feels like an ant colony.
I rather live in South America tbh.
I think that London is crowded so that place would give me a panic attack
Heisenberg.. No one needs you.. You poor Russian...
No wonder, out of all places to hide you chose New Hampshire, fkn Mr. White
That police officer @2:48 has his phone backwards and is pretending to talk on it. Very strange.
“I don’t want to shop!”
“I have coconut”
I laughed so fucking hard omfg
Ah yes. The great holy river ganga. You know, the same one they shit in, and dump chemicals into. Makes perfect sense.
pauliesev6 definitely resembles purity 😂
Omega lol !!!!😂😂😂😂
The most holy river, and the most smelly river.
Yesss........the river.....yuuuuuuk....🤮🤮🤮
Fat Thor #
Mom jokes in 2019 cringey boi
I would not stand 5 min in that beep beep city.
Bruh am not hating on india i love it so dont get me wrong
Beep beep city! Hahahahaa
_DanGerZ _ same😭
_DanGerZ _ only for real man like mr.bald.not for pussies
You asked you to ? FUCKER
Jo sale ye bol rahe hei indian ho k now m free now m out of beep beep.... Abe chirkutto jo apne desh ko aisa kahe uski doosri jagah me bhi migrant hi bolte hei.... Or haaa kuch bde city hei jaha shor sharaba hei Or in jaiso ne baki jagah ko bhi aisa bannana shuru kr dia hei hr tarah k log mil jaenge apko hr jagah lekin kuch ache log Or achi jagah is desh ko mahan banati hei i hate those scammers and beep beep but i love my 🇮🇳
Indians staring at him like they have never seen a foreigner before in their lives
the amount of people who just stare at him its fkn insane i would die
Lol doesn't matter where you go, if you hold out your camera like your vlogging people are gonna stare at you
thats just india for you, since they literally recognise outsiders instantly they got nothing else to do but stare. Even if you're brown skin like them and of indian heritage (but not actually from india) you'll still just get stared at literally everywhere. Its mostly by lower class/poorer citizens. Just your mere presence there is like a privilege for them.
RatedRRaj omg tell me about it, they stared me down, how did they know???😂 I thought guy maybe bc I'm light skinned or something , but then they always spoke to me in English and like a foreigner, my anxiety levels 📈
@@RatedRRaj Its not just India though lol. I've been to Indonesia before and people stared me down only cause I am quite out of place there. Yes its uncomfortable. I am not someone people there see everyday so I get why they would stare at me.
Black/brown man in a country full of white people or white man in a country with everyone white will stare at the oddity that is walking in front of them. while yes, its mainly the poor citizens that just wont stop staring at you, the people who aren't poor they don't stare but they cant stop themselves from looking at you on and off as many times as they can until you are out of their view.
So as a conclusion, no, its not just a thing that happens in India. No, its not something that ONLY happens in poorer countries. It happens anywhere if you stand out.
Ive been to India and you will just get used to it. As a female it is worse though
"Stay here and rule again"
What a legend 😂
🖕
@@ATMA647 peasant
@@ATMA647 lol cry
@@ATMA647 Go focus on your studies kid
@@vspecky6681 Yes old person, I am very focused in my studies, you should take care of yourself in your old age, do not know when God's call will come. And you have to show your black face to God.😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣bloody senior citizens and haa take that🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕
I can see why Jesus got so angry with those money changers.
yeah its completely contrary to any good religious belief, sacmmers are disgusting.
Hans - Wilhelm Kirsch Disgusting? Pal if you were put in the same shoes as those people, the reason will always be the same, money.
Money = power and etc.
Let us say u have a family too feed, ur obviously doing it for that reason alone.
Dont just jump into it and call people disgusting that wont make you anyless human.
@@CaracallaXI then they shouldnt pretend that they do something religious. They are scamming people, thats the exact opposite what religion is supposed to be. They are in fact disgusting, no matter how much they are starving, that doesnt excuse scamming people or destroying religion.
@@hans-wilhelmkirsch2686 Everyone has rights and fredom in this statement, matter race, sex or color he or she may be. It shouldn't matter where you are born, what language you speak, what religion you are, or wether you're rich or poor.
I get you're opinion buddy but, All human beings are born free and equal, you and i are worth the same, and have the same rights as anyone else.
@@CaracallaXI i never denied any of that.
To all the people saying oh I'm never going to India, i totally understand your reaction by seeing this video. I had the same reaction when i first landed in Dheli years ago. But remember India is Huge! it's a living and breathing Jungle Book, full of life, colors, sounds, smells and food. While at first you feel threatened you eventually see the peace flowing through the chaos and become part of it. Also, this is not the full picture of India! While the main cities like Dheli, Mumbai, Benares(Varanasi) are crowded, to which you sort of adjust to the first few days, you still can easily leave the chaos and head to mucher calmer places sorrounded in nature; whether it be coconut filled beaches or zen like mountains where the Dalai Lama resides. India is a real adventure. Most Indians themselves have not visited the entirety of their country. It's incredible. Don't be afraid.
India is a shitty country
Never going to visit
@@JyotiSharma-ih8lp Your loss!
@@Frank-gs3kf why you visited India
There's only dirty streets, poverty, filth want else to see??🙄
In India even the stray dogs want you to come into their shop
varanasi will always like this, its a tourist place, scammers in streets.
You went to a place, I never ever wanna visit :-D
Hats off to you.
Same 😂😂 I'm thankful I'm from the South
I’m surprised you have anything left in your backpack
I have never laughed at a blessing like that....hahahahahahhaaa...his face when you refused to pay I am on the floor! Bald i think you would make a very charismatic comedian/politician
In soviet countries some places look pretty depressing but livable, It even has some charm to It. But everything Is repulsive about Indian cities: the noise, the dirt, the crowd, the road chaos. It would all drive me insane very quickly
i went to Bangladesh, it's shit
@@bangasou12 Bangladesh is a shittier version of India.
Can everyone stop thinking that the entirety of india is like this place? It's not. If you go to the better parts, it looks nothing like this. In the big cities, there is a lot of poverty and beggars.
@@wabek5882 no
@@bangasou12 wow haha you're so quirky XD that's hilarious haha XD wow you're not like other girls haha
Going to be honest here, this looks like hell on earth. I can only imagine the rancid smell.
Hahahaha. Yeah, and their so-called bless river is equally as horrible.
People shit in it, burn the dead and also polluted by waste from the poor area and warehouses? Ew
@@Chalize Sounds like New York, and a few other cities in the US.. At least they have real food? :/
Street shitters
The smell of scamming and vindaloos.
Winston and hell there are so many creeps
That dogs just asleep in the middle of the road!. I admire his inner peace.
I want to become that dog :(
@@user-mj3ty9nd9i you will become indian food
Oh wow! I lived in Varanasi for about a year and and a half way back in the very early 1990s….man it has changed!! The ghats are unrecognizable but the people are still the same!!! Thanks
You learned much things about India. How to deal with Indian. I watched all your video. Very positive man. Hope it's continue.. All the best.. Jai Bhole ki ..
7:58 haha that dog is literally in deep sleep, dreaming, with all that commotion going on around it
Gil Gosseyn the people and the dogs are exactly the same 😂
Morgan Penguin ohh that was new so who’s your owner ? 😂lol
How do people not lose their minds with all the honking?!
Habit, man. You get used to it, and soon enough your brain just starts tuning it out. I don't even notice honks these days.
@@SharatS Good gried, I understand that, as I grew up in a house with a clock that rang every half hour, but still...
@@skynet3d It is weird how humans adapt to things. I actually lived beside a busy street when I was little. I still get the best sleep while hearing traffic noise at night, lol.
We Indians are used to it. I feel lonely when I visit other countries, i see there are very few people on the road and there is no noise, there is nobody to talk, it makes me feel alone. I like this chaos , it makes me feel alive.
New york is the same way with people in the streets inches away from cars passing and constant honking. Everyone has the right of way in these type of places lol
man being an indian and having lived in mumbai for many decades, living amongst all the chais of mumbai, i still don't think i can handle Varanasi
How tall is this man he’s like a whole foot taller than everyone
the real question is how short are indian people
He's 6.5ft
He seems to be at least 6'3". Indian guys are 5'7" on average.
i think he mentioned in some video , where his head was about to hit a ceiling that the thing was not build for a 190 -193 cm man (implying himself)
@@cringecake321 Well. The new generation is a lot taller. I am 5'10".
My younger brother is about to be in junior college. And he is 5'9".
After a 5 minute walk I would never be able to find my hotel back again there.
haha
Mr bald got internal sat nav
Your head shines brighter than my future ⛅
And brighter than mine
😂 😂 😂
And imagine he is from Brighton....lol
can't choose a name
Probably because India is full of Israelis & there reputation isn’t good.
😂
As an introvert this shit looks like straight up hell. I could never get used to the sounds and the people being such a bother.
Man I'd die from an anxiety attack just from trying to cross those streets
In India, I get real close behind someone crossing the street, then I run after them.
everyday indian struggle :/
@Patricia Palmer I would think exactly like you if I was a west born ignorant internet troll having no idea about how bad struggle in third world is.
Stay here and rule again 😂🤣😂🤣 that was a bomb 🤣😂
Depressed from his boss or life 😂😂😂
Depressed by Indian government
@@Akhilmyselfa yogi and modi ji u mean 😂
Indians are not able to rule their country, as we could see over last five decades. The same as in South Africa.
When did it happen
21:54 looks like Mr. 100 rupees is incoming
Jahahahahaha
😂😂
Everyone gangster untill mr.100rupees shows up.
the sequel we never got :(
oh Vishnu pls no....