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😁🥳A little bit awkward but still funny to watch. Shocked by the hospitality, quickly offered drinks, food including Lechon which is supposed to be eaten in Cebu...😁 You're reactions are so funny, you ROCK! 🤟🤟🤟IT'S MORE FUN-NY IN THE PHILIPPINES!❤️❤️❤️
Finally, you’ve been welcomed by a filipino family in their home. Hope you felt the warmth and sincerity of these folks! Happy new year Tyler and Isaac!🎉 can’t wait for you to immerse in the provinces! Good luck 🤗🤗🤗
Happy New year biscuit boys!! Love that you guys get along with the locals, I hope Tyler didn't experience stomach problems during the new years feast especially with all the food hehehe 🤭 🤭 🤭
@@townhalldelacruz6842 sad but true,,,,pero try mo pumunta sa batangas,,,pg my nadaanan kang handaan khit anong lahi kpa,,kano o pinoy imbitado ka,,,hindi aq batanguenio pero yn ang ipagmamalaki ko pagdating sa pilipino hospitality,,,,shoutout sa mga batanguenio,,,,,
@@townhalldelacruz6842 im not agree, dami ko din experience sa manila di ko mga kilala pero sila nag ooffer ng foods, drinks, even a room for you to relax or sleep! lalo kong may handaan or okasyon.
Tama hindi parin nawawala ang pagka makatao ng pinoy, ang pag iimbita ang siyang pinakagawain ng mga pinoy, shout out sa kay kuya at sa pamilya niya kapatid apaka bait niyo. Atlest naranasan ng tryfate na meron paring mga pinoy na magaganda ang kalooban
Nkaka kilabot..ngayon lng ako nakakita ng new years view tlga ung nsa tuktok kitang kita ang paputok ang saya saya...ang saya tlga ng new year sa pinas...
Salamat kay kuya yung naka red at sa mga sisters nya sa pag welcome ng mga foreigner na american may God showers his blessing to your kindness brother n your entire family Happy New Year to all of us.
This is actually not our typical new year, a few years ago it was much louder and extreme with almost zero visibility on the street and you need a towel to cover your nose or go inside of your house because of the smell. Until they ban using firecrackers but then there are still people who still want to use it. Happy New Year! 😉
So true! When I was young my brothers will light a firecracker that explode like a bomb that even our stone house shook. I miss those times haha the smell of smoke was suffocating during those times and our parents got so angry because of the noise 😄😄😄
@@thelmsrmall1125 but good thing they can say no if they're full, in this case, they didn't have a Media Noche since they didn't know everything closes already by 6-7pm, they were planning to get Jollibee so they haven't eaten for midnight. They get to taste home made food and not fastfood, as they said. For foreigners I think it's good for them, they didn't have rice so they're aren't full, d other one didn't eat as much since he has indigestion problem. They are Americans, they will say no if they wanted to, they don't sugarcoat it or pretend like if u're a fellow Filo it's hard to refuse coz the others will feel bad and some might tease or gaslight u for being choosy. No matter how pushy our culture is, Americans will say no or yes based on what they think & feel & tell u how it tastes exactly as it is, not pretending if it's too sweet or too strong or too interesting without offending others, guys with onionskin will take offense but this is how Filipinos can learn to accept others when they say no, it doesnt mean the food or drink is bad either.
🇵🇭❤️A SNAPPY SALUTE to that hospitable guy and his family who showed the BIZKIT BOIZ the true Hospitality of Pinoys. He will become a member of the elite Scout Rangers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. Nice job MUSANG, WE STRIKE!🤟🥳💥
Pag nagkataon nakaakyat ka sa pinaka mataas na building or roof top dun mo talaga makikita buong ganda ng paligid habang sabay sabay ang pagsabog ng fire works at fire crackers. I myself experience it once, roof top ng Robinsons condo Manila when I was invited by a friend to spend new year with them.
Everything that happened in this video is C-L-A-S-S-I-C Filipino New Year's! From crazy climate changing fireworks to the reckless firecrackin; from the random street parties blasting song remixes to the tipsy uncle making everyone passing by take a shot of the local brew and talking too much about anything and everything. That guy is an absolute classic! If you guys had stayed longer he would have offered his bed for you to sleep in that night, and he'd just drink until sunrise. The lechon, the noisy dogs, non-stop feeding! You guys got the whole package! Bonafide Filipino holiday epicness! Can't wait for you to visit a fiesta in the province. Almost every house will open their doors for you!
For every Fiesta in the Philippines, the more visitors you have the better. Every house pride themselves on how many visitors they get for the occasion. Your neighbors will get jealous of you because they knew you have a lot of visitors, very evident on the amount of cars parked on the streets in front of your house.
that guy who accommodated you is a legend it is not easy to get through Scout Ranger training it is comparable to Delta Force or Navy Seals in US though the specialties are different but same grueling training. nice to see you received a Filipino hospitality.
This is actually a tame version of New Year now because there are rules already, in the 90s or early 2000s were really very loud years that sometimes it was zero visibility in the morning because of too much fireworks and friecrackers!
i would like to comment that but you came first..hehehe...that is true!..imagine also the numbers of fire crackers accident..you will count by hundreds..heheh.
I agree. Before year 2000, silly kids start the New Year celebration during midnight mass (Dec.16-they're throwing firecrackers on the street to surprise all the church goers..😩)
It's basically a war zone. But, as vloggers, you guys had shown one of the best views (and footages) of New Year's Eve celebrations in Metropolitan Manila. Cool. Happy New Year, Philippines!
That's what makes the Philippines unique from other countries when New Year comes. All places are having fireworks and firecrackers and not only concentrated in just one place.All families and households are celebrating and making noise aside from midnight dinner. Btw, how hospitable and accomodating that neighbors especially that guy who entertained you. Anyway, thats how Filipinos are. Happy New Year to all.
@@narfsic1734 , really? As many as in the Philippines? And firecrackers too are everywhere in the USA? As far as i know only in designated areas where fircrackers are allowed. Unlike in the Philippines, firecrackers are allowed everywhere except the deadly ones.
@@narfsic1734 fireworks display there are huge but they already said it Fourth of July got nothing on the Philippines. In US there's like a designated place or town for fireworks or city but unlike here it's everywhere like in front, at the side, at the back of ur house, if u're in a condo or building it's all over the place if u have a rooftop where they were prohibited by the guard with the girl by themselves on d rooftop, they could have seen 360° view of metro Manila s firecrackers and each fireworks display around the locals. If u really watched and listened, it's not legal for them to buy firecrackers as an individual, they can only watch fireworks display, if ever they can, they don't light fireworks as individual or per household like this.
Isaac and Tyler, happy new year. The reason why the hosts who invited you to their home had to pause every conversation exchange, they were processing how to express themselves properly in English. A very large majority of Filipinos are very English literate - listening, reading and understanding. Conversationally though, on a day to day, they speak the local language or a mixture of English and Tagalog/ Filipino which we call "Taglish." That is why they had to pause each sentence as they had to say everything in English.
Hi Isaac and Tyler just want to say Maraming Salamat! Thank you so much for doing what you do. Im a Filipino, but migrated to Atlanta, Georgia when I was 25 that was 15 yrs ago. I look forward to your posts, love watching you guys explore PH. What you do gives Filipinos like me a chance to see PH. Im so excited for you both to experience the provinces. It’s a whole new world out there! Love from Atlanta, GA. God bless you both. ❤ Jen
Kuya in a red sweatshirt is so kind. Thanks for showing them what Filipinos are. Hospitality is and will be always be in us. Happy New year! Take care you 2 guy! ❤️✌️🙏
Philippines ' New Year celebration is like no other. We have the loudest and longest fire works in the world. It's like the whole city is exploding. Thanks for showing Filipino traditions. Your videos are immersive and engaging. You're the best vloggers.
I am here in Canada and I will be very honest nithing beat the Philippines when it comes to celebrating Christmas and New Year. I miss Philippines. 😢❤🎉
God bless to the family who welcome Trifate Team to their home, thank you so much for the warmest hospitality you gave them😊 The meals presented were truly from their blessings, you guys have good heart 🙏 These are the filipino warmest hospitality no one else in the world.
I told you it's insane! The fireworks are crazy, but it's nowhere near back 10-20 years ago. The intensity of the fireworks could last 'til 1 to 2 am. 4:46 It's like a warzone! Happy New Year Biscuit Bois & Ducky I hope you had a BLAST! 🤣🤣🤣👍
It's really more fun in the Philippines at any given time - whether it's an ordinary day or a grand occasion. Filipino hospitality is the best. Happy New Year my trifate friends.🎉🥳🇵🇭🇺🇸
It's a good thing that the person who invited you guys is a man in uniform, so you're in good hands.Filipinos are known for their hospitality and I'm glad you enjoyed your New Year here in the Philippines. I like the rawness of your videos, it shows the typical Filipino life and culture.Keep it coming.
Yup, the fourth of July is almost as quiet as a mouse compared to new year's in the Philippines. Glad you got to experience Filipino hospitality firsthand- major props to the friendly freelancer guy and his family.
Celebrated Christmas and New year away from the Philippines for the first time and I can say that nothing beats Christmas in the Philippines. I miss it already 🥺
Filipinos know how to party and still keep it friendly. Warm, welcoming, sweet, happy. I'm so glad I moved here from the USA, never want to go back. And best of all I found a sweet traditional housewife and mommy type here, my wife is one of the best things that has ever happened to me.
Now you are one of us coz you drink the offering of our “kababayan”it means a lot to us.andbthats so EEEEEEEEEEEPPPPPPPPPPIIIIIIIIICCCCCCCC,Thanks guys.
Lol. I love it. I moved to the US when I was 13 years old and it was the most depressing Xmas and New year where no one is outside because it's cold even in California. This year, it was pouring rain in Northern CA so we got flooding even in parts of SF. Fireworks is illegal, anyway. :) One of the best memories I has as I child in the Philippines was New Year where it was the only time of the year all the kids were allowed to stay up and walk around the neighborhood and every house is having a party and anyone is invited. The best neighborhood block parties you could find. I've spent decades of New Years in the US and I've gotten used to it now. It is jarring though when you first move from a country that does an all out celebration for Xmas and New Year and going to country that doesn't. Glad you got to experience it.
I can't believe you'd still see this kind of hospitality in the city. This is usually common in provinces, literally they invite every passersby inside to eat. Glad biscuit bois enjoyed the new year here in PH 😊
Christmas and New Year in the Philippines esp in cities are always like war esp New Year, I remember growing up in the 90s, almost are houses are lit up with Christmas lights and both Xmas and New Year are always so loud, it's always a fun time. People or families gather together karaoke, street party, eating together, esp at midnight. Fireworks, firecrackers, car owners honking and many more, any way to make noise. kids jumping which is a superstition so they'll grow, or people shaking the coins which is another superstitiion to bring more prosperity for the year. In the last recent years, although Ph celebrate Xmas as early as September but some people are not into celebrating or not as festive compared to before. The one that you experience is just a snippet of the traditional Filipino New Year celebration, It's much louder than that but I'm glad you're all safe. New year can be a cause of firecracker accidents but many Filipinos have learned their lesson to be safe always since that's always been the case for years. hehe. Happy New Year TriFate. More power to 2023!
pre pandemic i Spent so many christmas and new years in that country and it was the best time of my life! New year in the philippines is like no other! i heard from my friends there a lot of firework factories have closed, only few survive. so they expect more expensive ones and just few people can afford. but look at that, the skies still lightup like amazingly crazy! alho i've seen in your video few in the streets. Hopefully in the coming years, traditions will comeback like street party everywhere like every street and people are drinking, eating outside of their houses and welcomes strangers to join them, dancing with loud music! my goodness just have them all in my head now! They dont even bothered if government has prepared a fireworks for them, they prepared for themselves and enjoy, forgetting all challenges in life coz why not? life is too short! i loved it! should be in guinness record!
His 1st alcoholic drink is Alfonso Light! Happy New Year! That was an awesome NY experience. Filipinos are friendly. The family who invited, fed, & entertained you are so nice. Kudos to them.
Oh wow! This was really a frackin' epic new year experience for you boys haha. Insane fireworks, first drinking shot and sumptuous home-cooked meals taste test. So satisfying to watch! The steamed Tilapia is super! 😋 Cheers to a more fun and epic 2023 for you Tyler and Isaac 🙏🎉♥️
Yes! The "cruise chef" who made the food said "steamed tilapia" is "Pinaputok Na Tilapia" literally means "Exploded Tilapia" exploded with tomatoes, garlic and onion fillings.
@@thelmsrmall1125 yeah🥰 and explosion of flavors haha, super masarap(yum). Props to the cruise chef and of course to the awesome host/family that made the bizkit boiz new year a memorable one 😎 Happy and blessed new year to you 🙏🎉
The hospitality of the Filipino is still incredible!!! Glad u experience this kind of new year!! And the fireworks in your balcony is surreal.. please stay longer here in the Philippines.
Didn’t expect to bawl like a damned baby while watching this video. I haven’t been home since December 2019, really miss the fireworks and the lechon and the karaoke and drinking all night on New Year’s Eve. Thank you so much for the video dudes! Never realised how I missed the Philippines so much until I watched this. Definitely looking forward to finally spending Christmas and New Year holidays in year 2023 after 4 years abroad. Thank you thank you thank you!!!
One tradition in the Ph during new year is to say No for an invation..good thing you made it..your able to celeb new year with hospitality of Filipinos..good luck guys for the whole year...
Thank you for appreciating the filipino hospitality. We may not have atleast the majority of fancy stuff but we care deeply about others and foreigners as well, that you can't replace. I hope you can come over here in the south of metro manila and I'll try to be the best host for you. Happy New year guys! 😀😀😀
Happy New Year!! That tilapia (fish) is either steamed or grilled. Filipinos don't usually put ripe mangoes in dishes, what made that dish sweet and sour might just be the combination of (cherry) tomatoes, salt and lemon. Kakanin is the term for rice cakes. Barbecue gets its flavor and color from banana ketchup and soy sauce.
on second thought, it could be stuffing/filling: red onion/brown sugar/unripe mangoes (along with the combination mentioned above) that could make a grilled/steamed fish taste a bit sweet.
I discover this guys through their reactions but seing them exploring and doing vlogs like this and other stuffs, I’m really enjoying it! Keep going and strive harder guys! you deserves a million subs!! Happy new year🎉
Me I discover so many things here in the Metro through their channel.. I live in QC for more than 25years but haven't explored the whole place.. it's so nice watching their vlogs.. it's like I'm exploring the place also ..
Im not old enough in the US-- but u arent in the US, lol cheers to u! Salamat sa mga nag-imbita sa kanila, kay kuya sir, sa pinsan nya, sa ate nya at sa jowa ni pinsan, yes we guys will welcome u with food and some drinks , he invited u in with whole heart
Wow 🎉 you definitely got the most epic shot of how New Years is like in the PH. They fed you really good food! They seem really nice. Filipinos get shy when they have to speak a lot of English. Lol. Happy New Year and may you have more subscribers to continue your vlogging career. 😊
Its like war is going on with those fireworks. The reason I love my country is because of its traditions and people. Hi Trifate I love this video. Thank you very much! You captured the legit celebrations of New Year in Philippines! 😁😁😁😂😂😂😂🤩🤩🤩
Filipinos’ love language is feeding or sharing food 🙂 The fireworks/firecrackers were tamer this year because of the inflation. It’s louder and crazier before pandemic (and before Duterte government) that the hospitals were literally full with patients from firecracker accidents. There were even victims of stray bullets. But I must say you had an epic new year’s experience 🎉👏🏼. Happy 2023 to you both! 😊
Metro manila fireworks it's a battleground. The celebrations of new years here in the philippines are different 💯 compare to the other countries. fireworks and party drinking are everywhere 😅 A blessed year to all of us. 💕
I've been smiling all throughout the video. These two boys are really nice. I've met them already. In fact, me and my friend were in their past vlog, I won't tell which one. hehehe..
That family who gave you food and drinks tho! Hahahaha well, it happens in festivities; families randomly giving food and drinks. There's a lot of reasons for this: the inherent friendliness definitely is one; there's also how Filipinos have this mindset of being grateful when we do get boutiful blessings so we want to share it around to pay it forward somehow; and there's also the case of families having too much food on the table that they'd rather do some kindness rather than let the food spoil (because that food will take weeks to finish and festive foods that have been plated in large quantities can spoil very fast). Eventually it became a custom/norm/tradition among families especially those who think they're lucky enough to be able to have a spread at the table during festivities.
Kodus to Kuya na naka red and his family ❤️❤️❤️ gracias.. more blessings to come from God.. Super kind and hospitable nila po.. they offered drinks and food.. that is why i am proud as a Filipino...
Happy New Year everyone! Thanks for all the support in 2022 and thanks to all the kind people in the video!!
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Fire cracker down your building is called judas belt
😁🥳A little bit awkward but still funny to watch. Shocked by the hospitality, quickly offered drinks, food including Lechon which is supposed to be eaten in Cebu...😁 You're reactions are so funny, you ROCK! 🤟🤟🤟IT'S MORE FUN-NY IN THE PHILIPPINES!❤️❤️❤️
Finally, you’ve been welcomed by a filipino family in their home. Hope you felt the warmth and sincerity of these folks! Happy new year Tyler and Isaac!🎉 can’t wait for you to immerse in the provinces! Good luck 🤗🤗🤗
Happy New year biscuit boys!! Love that you guys get along with the locals, I hope Tyler didn't experience stomach problems during the new years feast especially with all the food hehehe 🤭 🤭 🤭
Happy New Year Trifate, Tilapia is st. Peter's fish
Salute to the Filipino guy offering you food and drinks, He showed the very famous Filipino hospitality. Mabuhay ka KABAYAN.
very famous Filipino hospitality 💀
lumalabas lang yang filipino hospitality na yan kapag kano na yung kaharap 💀
@@townhalldelacruz6842 sad but true,,,,pero try mo pumunta sa batangas,,,pg my nadaanan kang handaan khit anong lahi kpa,,kano o pinoy imbitado ka,,,hindi aq batanguenio pero yn ang ipagmamalaki ko pagdating sa pilipino hospitality,,,,shoutout sa mga batanguenio,,,,,
Yeah every Christmas and new year we went to our neighborhood house even though we don't know them. 🤣
@@townhalldelacruz6842 im not agree, dami ko din experience sa manila di ko mga kilala pero sila nag ooffer ng foods, drinks, even a room for you to relax or sleep! lalo kong may handaan or okasyon.
The Filipino hospitality and friendliness is so great
Ang galing ni bossing na naka red suit. He's very accommodating. Very friendly and their family
I’m so happy they came across this Kuya because these guys has been wanting to experience an invitation like this.
Tama..nakakatuwa c kuya na nka red . Shout out sayo kuya,npaka welcoming
Tama hindi parin nawawala ang pagka makatao ng pinoy, ang pag iimbita ang siyang pinakagawain ng mga pinoy, shout out sa kay kuya at sa pamilya niya kapatid apaka bait niyo. Atlest naranasan ng tryfate na meron paring mga pinoy na magaganda ang kalooban
True! Glad he approached them
Shoutout also to that family….thank you for your kindness and hospitality. God Bless you more.
Nkaka kilabot..ngayon lng ako nakakita ng new years view tlga ung nsa tuktok kitang kita ang paputok ang saya saya...ang saya tlga ng new year sa pinas...
Salamat kay kuya yung naka red at sa mga sisters nya sa pag welcome ng mga foreigner na american may God showers his blessing to your kindness brother n your entire family Happy New Year to all of us.
This is actually not our typical new year, a few years ago it was much louder and extreme with almost zero visibility on the street and you need a towel to cover your nose or go inside of your house because of the smell. Until they ban using firecrackers but then there are still people who still want to use it. Happy New Year! 😉
True hehehehe
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True when you check your nose it is so black inside due to smoke.
True 😆😆😆
So true! When I was young my brothers will light a firecracker that explode like a bomb that even our stone house shook. I miss those times haha the smell of smoke was suffocating during those times and our parents got so angry because of the noise 😄😄😄
true
Sinulog in Cebu is next! hahaha!
the Filipino hospitality tho u literally cant say no to everything 😭
Yeah because Filipinos hospitality includes being pushy " eat more" even though you don't have enough stomach to fill. ☺️
😂
Specially when they are drunk 💀
@@thelmsrmall1125 but good thing they can say no if they're full, in this case, they didn't have a Media Noche since they didn't know everything closes already by 6-7pm, they were planning to get Jollibee so they haven't eaten for midnight. They get to taste home made food and not fastfood, as they said. For foreigners I think it's good for them, they didn't have rice so they're aren't full, d other one didn't eat as much since he has indigestion problem. They are Americans, they will say no if they wanted to, they don't sugarcoat it or pretend like if u're a fellow Filo it's hard to refuse coz the others will feel bad and some might tease or gaslight u for being choosy. No matter how pushy our culture is, Americans will say no or yes based on what they think & feel & tell u how it tastes exactly as it is, not pretending if it's too sweet or too strong or too interesting without offending others, guys with onionskin will take offense but this is how Filipinos can learn to accept others when they say no, it doesnt mean the food or drink is bad either.
@@sprikitik9719 So true, hope many will read this so they will be informed of other cultures too.
I am from the USA but visiting Makati for a month; New Years was beyond insane with the fireworks and noise.
Happy new year to you and all filipinos, hope next years find me also in Philippines ,Love so much the filipino sweet hear and you guys
🇵🇭❤️A SNAPPY SALUTE to that hospitable guy and his family who showed the BIZKIT BOIZ the true Hospitality of Pinoys. He will become a member of the elite Scout Rangers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. Nice job MUSANG, WE STRIKE!🤟🥳💥
As a Filipino I've never seen such view of New Years celebration in the PH. Thank you for showing us. It's amazing.
Same! Sobrang ganda!
Sameee ang gandaaa pala 😍
me too, planning to send this video to a tourism officer friend for insights to boost tourism for Christmas and NYE hehe,,
Pag nagkataon nakaakyat ka sa pinaka mataas na building or roof top dun mo talaga makikita buong ganda ng paligid habang sabay sabay ang pagsabog ng fire works at fire crackers. I myself experience it once, roof top ng Robinsons condo Manila when I was invited by a friend to spend new year with them.
@@sacmarcela1973 someday kung may chance man it would be one of the best memories talaga.
Everything that happened in this video is C-L-A-S-S-I-C Filipino New Year's! From crazy climate changing fireworks to the reckless firecrackin; from the random street parties blasting song remixes to the tipsy uncle making everyone passing by take a shot of the local brew and talking too much about anything and everything. That guy is an absolute classic! If you guys had stayed longer he would have offered his bed for you to sleep in that night, and he'd just drink until sunrise. The lechon, the noisy dogs, non-stop feeding! You guys got the whole package! Bonafide Filipino holiday epicness! Can't wait for you to visit a fiesta in the province. Almost every house will open their doors for you!
For every Fiesta in the Philippines, the more visitors you have the better. Every house pride themselves on how many visitors they get for the occasion. Your neighbors will get jealous of you because they knew you have a lot of visitors, very evident on the amount of cars parked on the streets in front of your house.
I cant wait them to visit lucban quezon for pahiyas festival. This is the real deal challenge of cant say no. xD
Imagine how dense it is and every household have their own fireworks!!! I miss celebrating new year in The Philippines. 🇵🇭
We used to put fire inside a big can of crackers and just toss a fire crackers in.
I love the food that the Family gave you, that's fresh lumpia I guess.
Filipinos stay up until 4 am and usually don't go to work even jeepney, taxi and bus drivers.
@@thelmsrmallada1125 DON'T EAT KAKANIN WHILE DOING FIRE CRACKERS 🤣😂🤣 IT'S VERY DANGEROUS 😂🤣😅
that guy who accommodated you is a legend it is not easy to get through Scout Ranger training it is comparable to Delta Force or Navy Seals in US though the specialties are different but same grueling training. nice to see you received a Filipino hospitality.
This is actually a tame version of New Year now because there are rules already, in the 90s or early 2000s were really very loud years that sometimes it was zero visibility in the morning because of too much fireworks and friecrackers!
i would like to comment that but you came first..hehehe...that is true!..imagine also the numbers of fire crackers accident..you will count by hundreds..heheh.
@@oxoelfoxo hahaha even watusi is scary.
@@johnyaya7283 yess there used to be countdown of casualties before, and new year babies haha
@@oxoelfoxo hahaha I even got damaged ear one time when I was young that I cried while everyone was happy 😭😂
I agree. Before year 2000, silly kids start the New Year celebration during midnight mass (Dec.16-they're throwing firecrackers on the street to surprise all the church goers..😩)
paulit ulit naman si kooyaa pilipino hospitaliteee
Every drunk tito
Some country says, that PHILIPPINES is not a safe country. but look what they found in the street. Filipino are friendly, nice and approachable.
That is the most authentic Pinoy hospitality that you can get. I mean, this vlog is so genuine. That is what I love about you guys.
It's basically a war zone. But, as vloggers, you guys had shown one of the best views (and footages) of New Year's Eve celebrations in Metropolitan Manila. Cool. Happy New Year, Philippines!
agreed!!
Yeah that's a best view ..
I think war zone is an understatement haha😅😅😅 ndi ako lumalabas ng bahay at dumudungaw lang ako. Chaos at Pandemonium (in a good way) everywhere.
Stop stalking about war zone mas malala pa dito sa ibang bansa …
@@tatamelbavlogs5561 Kaya, nga, war zone, eh ... BoBo.
You'll truly appreciate the Philippine culture by blending with the locals. So happy your get to interact with the people!
That's what makes the Philippines unique from other countries when New Year comes. All places are having fireworks and firecrackers and not only concentrated in just one place.All families and households are celebrating and making noise aside from midnight dinner. Btw, how hospitable and accomodating that neighbors especially that guy who entertained you. Anyway, thats how Filipinos are. Happy New Year to all.
agree
Yes! Proud Filipino 🎉 Happy New year!🎉
@@narfsic1734 , really? As many as in the Philippines? And firecrackers too are everywhere in the USA? As far as i know only in designated areas where fircrackers are allowed. Unlike in the Philippines, firecrackers are allowed everywhere except the deadly ones.
@@narfsic1734 fireworks display there are huge but they already said it Fourth of July got nothing on the Philippines. In US there's like a designated place or town for fireworks or city but unlike here it's everywhere like in front, at the side, at the back of ur house, if u're in a condo or building it's all over the place if u have a rooftop where they were prohibited by the guard with the girl by themselves on d rooftop, they could have seen 360° view of metro Manila s firecrackers and each fireworks display around the locals. If u really watched and listened, it's not legal for them to buy firecrackers as an individual, they can only watch fireworks display, if ever they can, they don't light fireworks as individual or per household like this.
@@sprikitik9719 , so true
Isaac and Tyler, happy new year. The reason why the hosts who invited you to their home had to pause every conversation exchange, they were processing how to express themselves properly in English. A very large majority of Filipinos are very English literate - listening, reading and understanding. Conversationally though, on a day to day, they speak the local language or a mixture of English and Tagalog/ Filipino which we call "Taglish." That is why they had to pause each sentence as they had to say everything in English.
Hi Isaac and Tyler just want to say Maraming Salamat! Thank you so much for doing what you do. Im a Filipino, but migrated to Atlanta, Georgia when I was 25 that was 15 yrs ago. I look forward to your posts, love watching you guys explore PH. What you do gives Filipinos like me a chance to see PH. Im so excited for you both to experience the provinces. It’s a whole new world out there! Love from Atlanta, GA. God bless you both. ❤ Jen
I agree. I’m in OH and I always look forward to their vlogs because it feels like I’m walking with them.
@@ariesgemv absolutely! And love both their personalities as well 🥳
Same thoughts and feelings exactly, it made me emotional, missing "The Philippines" 🇵🇭
@@ariesgemv I absolutely can relate 🥰
atl = fireworks (gunshots) everyday lmao
Kuya in a red sweatshirt is so kind. Thanks for showing them what Filipinos are. Hospitality is and will be always be in us. Happy New year! Take care you 2 guy! ❤️✌️🙏
Philippines ' New Year celebration is like no other. We have the loudest and longest fire works in the world. It's like the whole city is exploding. Thanks for showing Filipino traditions. Your videos are immersive and engaging. You're the best vloggers.
It's the Chinese who have the longest New Year that can last several days. Bwahahaha!
I am here in Canada and I will be very honest nithing beat the Philippines when it comes to celebrating Christmas and New Year. I miss Philippines. 😢❤🎉
🇵🇭❤️🥳HAPPY TAGAY FOR 2023! IT'S MORE FUN IN THE PHILIPPINES!🤟✌️💥
God bless to the family who welcome Trifate Team to their home, thank you so much for the warmest hospitality you gave them😊 The meals presented were truly from their blessings, you guys have good heart 🙏 These are the filipino warmest hospitality no one else in the world.
Shout out sa Family na nagpakain sa kanila....
I miss New Years back home.
I told you it's insane! The fireworks are crazy, but it's nowhere near back 10-20 years ago. The intensity of the fireworks could last 'til 1 to 2 am. 4:46 It's like a warzone! Happy New Year Biscuit Bois & Ducky I hope you had a BLAST! 🤣🤣🤣👍
Watching from Minnesota here and I'm a Filipino missing my home town but you guys makes me smile, while watching your video in my home town love it.
It's so nice for the two of you to grace this family's home.
You guys just experienced Filipino hospitality at its finest. 😄
It's really more fun in the Philippines at any given time - whether it's an ordinary day or a grand occasion. Filipino hospitality is the best. Happy New Year my trifate friends.🎉🥳🇵🇭🇺🇸
It's a good thing that the person who invited you guys is a man in uniform, so you're in good hands.Filipinos are known for their hospitality and I'm glad you enjoyed your New Year here in the Philippines. I like the rawness of your videos, it shows the typical Filipino life and culture.Keep it coming.
Yup, the fourth of July is almost as quiet as a mouse compared to new year's in the Philippines. Glad you got to experience Filipino hospitality firsthand- major props to the friendly freelancer guy and his family.
That's how Filipinos celebrate New Year's Eve with Media Noche a New Years Eve Midnight celebration.
ang bait nmn ni kuya good job big brotha
Celebrated Christmas and New year away from the Philippines for the first time and I can say that nothing beats Christmas in the Philippines. I miss it already 🥺
That's a milestone. 😂 Zac having his 1st shot of alcohol on the streets of QC. Hahaha. Happy New Year biscuit bois and Ducky. 🥳
And it was a hard drink too. Lol! Western teens usually have beers as their 1st alcoholic drink.😂
Bait si kuya at ang gaganda nila ate. Halatang mabait na pamilya
nothing beats Filipino hospitality...
Also watch Mergim Vlogs on BGC high street for Philippines’ New Year célébration. HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
I hope you have an amazing new year in our country! Kudos to the family for that impromptu invite❤🎉
Filipinos know how to party and still keep it friendly. Warm, welcoming, sweet, happy. I'm so glad I moved here from the USA, never want to go back. And best of all I found a sweet traditional housewife and mommy type here, my wife is one of the best things that has ever happened to me.
1st time drinking alcohol in your life and it happened to be New Year's in the Philippines! Amazing experiences must have been.
Now you are one of us coz you drink the offering of our “kababayan”it means a lot to us.andbthats so EEEEEEEEEEEPPPPPPPPPPIIIIIIIIICCCCCCCC,Thanks guys.
Lol. I love it. I moved to the US when I was 13 years old and it was the most depressing Xmas and New year where no one is outside because it's cold even in California. This year, it was pouring rain in Northern CA so we got flooding even in parts of SF. Fireworks is illegal, anyway. :) One of the best memories I has as I child in the Philippines was New Year where it was the only time of the year all the kids were allowed to stay up and walk around the neighborhood and every house is having a party and anyone is invited. The best neighborhood block parties you could find. I've spent decades of New Years in the US and I've gotten used to it now. It is jarring though when you first move from a country that does an all out celebration for Xmas and New Year and going to country that doesn't. Glad you got to experience it.
I can't believe you'd still see this kind of hospitality in the city. This is usually common in provinces, literally they invite every passersby inside to eat. Glad biscuit bois enjoyed the new year here in PH 😊
Christmas and New Year in the Philippines esp in cities are always like war esp New Year, I remember growing up in the 90s, almost are houses are lit up with Christmas lights and both Xmas and New Year are always so loud, it's always a fun time. People or families gather together karaoke, street party, eating together, esp at midnight. Fireworks, firecrackers, car owners honking and many more, any way to make noise. kids jumping which is a superstition so they'll grow, or people shaking the coins which is another superstitiion to bring more prosperity for the year. In the last recent years, although Ph celebrate Xmas as early as September but some people are not into celebrating or not as festive compared to before. The one that you experience is just a snippet of the traditional Filipino New Year celebration, It's much louder than that but I'm glad you're all safe. New year can be a cause of firecracker accidents but many Filipinos have learned their lesson to be safe always since that's always been the case for years. hehe. Happy New Year TriFate. More power to 2023!
Got jealous.. i want to also experienced watching New Years Eve Fireworks from above the building.. hihi
pre pandemic i Spent so many christmas and new years in that country and it was the best time of my life! New year in the philippines is like no other! i heard from my friends there a lot of firework factories have closed, only few survive. so they expect more expensive ones and just few people can afford. but look at that, the skies still lightup like amazingly crazy! alho i've seen in your video few in the streets. Hopefully in the coming years, traditions will comeback like street party everywhere like every street and people are drinking, eating outside of their houses and welcomes strangers to join them, dancing with loud music! my goodness just have them all in my head now! They dont even bothered if government has prepared a fireworks for them, they prepared for themselves and enjoy, forgetting all challenges in life coz why not? life is too short! i loved it! should be in guinness record!
His 1st alcoholic drink is Alfonso Light! Happy New Year! That was an awesome NY experience. Filipinos are friendly. The family who invited, fed, & entertained you are so nice. Kudos to them.
Oh wow! This was really a frackin' epic new year experience for you boys haha. Insane fireworks, first drinking shot and sumptuous home-cooked meals taste test. So satisfying to watch! The steamed Tilapia is super! 😋 Cheers to a more fun and epic 2023 for you Tyler and Isaac 🙏🎉♥️
They just missed the karaoke sessions with the locals hehe
Yes! The "cruise chef" who made the food said "steamed tilapia" is "Pinaputok Na Tilapia" literally means "Exploded Tilapia" exploded with tomatoes, garlic and onion fillings.
@@thelmsrmall1125 yeah🥰 and explosion of flavors haha, super masarap(yum). Props to the cruise chef and of course to the awesome host/family that made the bizkit boiz new year a memorable one 😎 Happy and blessed new year to you 🙏🎉
@@malamuchibaby1132 haha, oh yeah ,that would be really fun! 😊 Happy and blessed 2023 to you🙏🎉
The hospitality of the Filipino is still incredible!!! Glad u experience this kind of new year!! And the fireworks in your balcony is surreal.. please stay longer here in the Philippines.
Im so happy you finally socialize with the locals! Good job boys!
Ang bait ni kuya na naka red at pamilya niya more blessings to come sa iyo pamilya🙏🥰
Didn’t expect to bawl like a damned baby while watching this video. I haven’t been home since December 2019, really miss the fireworks and the lechon and the karaoke and drinking all night on New Year’s Eve. Thank you so much for the video dudes! Never realised how I missed the Philippines so much until I watched this. Definitely looking forward to finally spending Christmas and New Year holidays in year 2023 after 4 years abroad. Thank you thank you thank you!!!
I love my kababayans HOSPITALITY salute to you! ❤❤❤❤❤
U guys captured d beautiful fireworks display in d city. Incredible. Fireworks everywhere. May 2023 brings us new joy, happiness n success.
THANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK OF OUR HOSPITALITY experienced it first hand
Wow Scout Ranger. That’s good military training. You’re in the safe house.
Happy new year 🎉🎇
One tradition in the Ph during new year is to say No for an invation..good thing you made it..your able to celeb new year with hospitality of Filipinos..good luck guys for the whole year...
Happy New Year to everyone
Im glad you guys enjoyed celebrating new year here in the philippines❤️
Nice New Year's celebration! Guys...we still have Chinese New Year coming up JANUARY 22, 2023...hehe
Thank you for appreciating the filipino hospitality. We may not have atleast the majority of fancy stuff but we care deeply about others and foreigners as well, that you can't replace. I hope you can come over here in the south of metro manila and I'll try to be the best host for you. Happy New year guys!
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Not on the phone it is in the moment happy new year🥳🎉
Happy New Year!!
That tilapia (fish) is either steamed or grilled. Filipinos don't usually put ripe mangoes in dishes, what made that dish sweet and sour might just be the combination of (cherry) tomatoes, salt and lemon. Kakanin is the term for rice cakes. Barbecue gets its flavor and color from banana ketchup and soy sauce.
on second thought, it could be stuffing/filling: red onion/brown sugar/unripe mangoes (along with the combination mentioned above) that could make a grilled/steamed fish taste a bit sweet.
U did have a good spot right there...
Fireworks display, the best
I discover this guys through their reactions but seing them exploring and doing vlogs like this and other stuffs, I’m really enjoying it!
Keep going and strive harder guys!
you deserves a million subs!!
Happy new year🎉
Me too, except I wasn't an avid watcher of their reactions. I just saw them occasionally from looking up reactions to different videos😅
Me I discover so many things here in the Metro through their channel.. I live in QC for more than 25years but haven't explored the whole place.. it's so nice watching their vlogs.. it's like I'm exploring the place also ..
Im not old enough in the US-- but u arent in the US, lol cheers to u! Salamat sa mga nag-imbita sa kanila, kay kuya sir, sa pinsan nya, sa ate nya at sa jowa ni pinsan, yes we guys will welcome u with food and some drinks , he invited u in with whole heart
Omg! Im starving! Im happy to see you eating food to a neighborhood. I love it
This is my first time seeing such a view in Manila, Thank you!
We filipinos are very hospitable!happy new year frackers🍾🥳🤗
Its nice to see your video,experience new year here in the Philippines guys. Happy new year🎆
Wow 🎉 you definitely got the most epic shot of how New Years is like in the PH. They fed you really good food! They seem really nice. Filipinos get shy when they have to speak a lot of English. Lol.
Happy New Year and may you have more subscribers to continue your vlogging career. 😊
Good to see you guys.more blessings to come 2023...keep safe
Its like war is going on with those fireworks. The reason I love my country is because of its traditions and people. Hi Trifate I love this video. Thank you very much! You captured the legit celebrations of New Year in Philippines! 😁😁😁😂😂😂😂🤩🤩🤩
Filipinos’ love language is feeding or sharing food 🙂
The fireworks/firecrackers were tamer this year because of the inflation. It’s louder and crazier before pandemic (and before Duterte government) that the hospitals were literally full with patients from firecracker accidents. There were even victims of stray bullets.
But I must say you had an epic new year’s experience 🎉👏🏼. Happy 2023 to you both! 😊
I am sooo happy for you guys! Thanks to the family who welcomed you this New Year! Hope you had a great time around the street. 🎆🙌🥰
Happy that you stayed and experienced new years eve celebration in The Philippines..🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭💥💥💥🎆🎆🎆🎉🎉🎉🎇🎇🎇👍👍👍👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗💙💙💙
Kudos to that guy, he's so nice and accommodating to the epic duo. Happy New year!!
You got that million $ view of the fireworks and the party on the streets…Happy New Year Tyler & Isaac!
Must be very majestic seeing fireworks everywhere on that location! 🎉
Your video are very raw I love it I hope u enjoy here and keep safe always
Metro manila fireworks it's a battleground. The celebrations of new years here in the philippines are different 💯 compare to the other countries. fireworks and party drinking are everywhere 😅 A blessed year to all of us. 💕
Happy new year to both of you our brothers
filipino hospitality at its best👌🇵🇭 Happy New Year every one🎉
I've been smiling all throughout the video. These two boys are really nice. I've met them already. In fact, me and my friend were in their past vlog, I won't tell which one. hehehe..
A'tin spotted. Haha
Wow insane new year eve in the Philippines its really more fun in the Philippines.
Hindi man lang nagpapa upo,ng bisita happy new years guys wellcom to the Philippines cristhmas new year,
, oo nga. Pero baka inalok sila na umupo pero ayaw lang nila kasi nagvavlog sila.
That family who gave you food and drinks tho! Hahahaha well, it happens in festivities; families randomly giving food and drinks. There's a lot of reasons for this: the inherent friendliness definitely is one; there's also how Filipinos have this mindset of being grateful when we do get boutiful blessings so we want to share it around to pay it forward somehow; and there's also the case of families having too much food on the table that they'd rather do some kindness rather than let the food spoil (because that food will take weeks to finish and festive foods that have been plated in large quantities can spoil very fast). Eventually it became a custom/norm/tradition among families especially those who think they're lucky enough to be able to have a spread at the table during festivities.
kuya ryan is trying his best just to make you guys feel comfortable..what a great guy..
Kodus to Kuya na naka red and his family ❤️❤️❤️ gracias.. more blessings to come from God.. Super kind and hospitable nila po.. they offered drinks and food.. that is why i am proud as a Filipino...
Castillo Family represent!! 🙌🙌 See you January 15, Feast of Sto Niño