🇧🇷 FAVELA DISTRICT DANGEROUS BARRIO RIO DE JANEIRO BRAZIL 2021 [FULL TOUR]
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Great video, please keep making more of these amazing and awesome videos
Saludos amigo excelente video me gustó 👏👏
You had Obi with you. You went by his house and said idk where I’m at lol you know you wasn’t solo
👍👍👍more video like this
It’s a private account though 🙈
I love Brazil
Respect from Egypt
Im from Brasil
please arab stay in your beatuiful islamic country
@@Godmysheperd no Arab come in Europe and make Europe Muslim please
@@wildearth3992 you are Arab 100%
@@Godmysheperd No I’m white and I hate myself because my ancestors were bad that’s why I will not have white kids because it’s racist. Islam is the peace
This video made me feel like we all try to survive wherever we are. Even in spite of the fact that the house is small and there is no place to walk - we still live here. Even in spite of the fact that streets are so narrow that even a dog sits still and knows it’s place - we still live here. I am not from Brazil. I am in another part of the Earth, but we are in the same situation, small place to live, narrow streets, mountains and rivers, streets are dirty sometimes but we live here and love this place. It is difficult to make money, you always have to pay the bills but I love my place so much and I am sure the Brazilian do. Love you guys. We are all children of the Earth.
These idiots come here to show only this side of the country as if only in Brazil these things happen. Why don't they show the misery in a certain country in North America know as the "most powerful country on Earth". Time to get out here and bother somebody else or find another way to make money. Not at our expenses and in this way.
Hell de Janeiro doens't represent Brazil and nobody cares about your stereotypes
Very well said Nataly!
💪🏽💪🏽🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
We are all childeren of the Earth.. i felt it in my heart bro ♥
The most dangerous people in Brazil are not the people who lives in favellas. The most dangerous are the rich Brazillian politicians.
decentralization is the key. allow local government to rule themselves.
watch as they try and control you over covid
Siempre la culpa es de los politicos, pero luego te metes en cualquier página de gore y solo hay videos de brasileños descuartizando o haciendo cualquier cosa digna del diablo, pero eh! culpa de los politicos solamente.
Que ni el 0,5% del video lleve mascarilla tambien culpa de los politicos, luego nos preguntamos por qué el covib está generando cepas en brasil....
@@sturmgewehr4487 Ingles por favor.
#Forabolsonaro
I'm from the north of Morocco, we have neighborhoods similar to yhose you filmed I personally live in one of them trust me, they have the kindest and most hospitable people you could ever meet in your life.
@34bz Brazil is indeed dangerous, as every country has its good and bad sides, especially the third world, no other video only shows a rozinha favela, which is a complex located in Rio de Janeiro. In other words, Brazil, which is the largest country in South America, has much more than just Rio de Janeiro. There are all biomes, from la to neva, there are deserts, wetlands, beaches, amazon, lakes, waterfalls and several different biomes in just one country. diversity is Brazil
@@edjaelesilva596 ya but when 50k people die every year due the gang crime then it’s a different story.
I visited Morocco not many weeks ago, I wanted to tell you that I fell in love with your Country
Every country has its good and its bad side. There are many Brazilians at my company and they're great to talk with, friendly and fun.
The power, cable, phone and internet lines are truly a work of art that deserves a shout out!!! Can you imagine being a cable dude responding to a customer who lost service and having to find the right cable!!!
It's a common practice to steal the energy from someone or from public lines in what's called a "gato" (cat).
When you see a bunch of lines like those, you can almost assume it's happening.
The sheer amount of concrete poured on top of concrete is amazing (a work of art).
@@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO It is at that, but could you imagine what an earthquake will do to all those flimsy dwellings overlooking the mountain! Scary!
How do you get water ? Do you get gas for cooking? what about draining the toilets ? How do you walk at night, I didn't see street lights , wow
@@Fili2009able I suspect Mankind will be debating those same questions for many Decades to come in hope of finding answers!
17:05 - randon man: Milk cake here!
Rami: Oh my god, this is so scare, oh my god!
Eu ri disso kkkkkk
Kkkkkkkk
Morto kkkkkk
To be fair, milk cake can be quite scary
I laughed my ass off man, cheers!
This is one of the best adventure walking videos on all of TH-cam, you confidently walked through Favela like a truly curious person would have done it and put a wonderfully genuine spotlight on the human side in this area of Rio De Janeiro. I would have liked to see a bit more side-to-side shots to catch better glimpses of the stores but otherwise perfectly done. Two thumbs up!
What struck me about your video is that nobody interfered with you, begged or threatened you in any way. Great insight into an area that has always been portrayed as extremely dangerous.
Right everybody is just doing their own thing going about everyday life . Chill vibes
That's because people really don't give a shit. But if he had stepped on drug dealers area, he'd be dead.
De certa forma você está certo e está errado, pois existem as chamadas "Pacificações" então é bem difícil que algo aconteça!!!
Ah e a maneira que você disse "me impressionei que ngm te ameaçou" isso soou extremamente ofensivo!
As "favelas" não funcionam assim!
Ok?
@@bruvenice apologies, the general public outside of Brazil always seems to portray favelas as a dangerous and threatening. This video proved that's not the case. 👍
People are too busy surviving.
I love Brazil❤️
Respect from morocco🥹🧏
You got incredible footage. I felt claustrophobic as you walked through those narrow streets. Great job!
imagine being an electrician here.
Most of it are irregular, done by other people than the carrier employees
Damn, it makes the power lines in Asian cities look well-organized by comparison.
Imagine driving my truck three there with it's big tires and straight pipes take up the whole road
Yeah like the guys at 5:32
@marty mcfly Brazil produces his own energy from the hydroeletrical power plant's, at least not here in Rio or São Paulo.
In the favelas the energy is free and abundant.
Don’t try this at night.
Definitely not or you are a dead meat....I know those places....do not play with your life.
O Rio de Janeiro é maravilhoso,nossa cidade linda.😍😍
There are no roberies inside favelas, the drug dealers kill people that steal there
@@sirleyliodoro7390 Essa favela ridícula não representa o Rio de Janeiro.
@@tiagoveronezzizetkovski6146 vdd
A city in a mountain, greetings from Morocco 🇲🇦
This is the best video because you simply showed footage and didn't do alot of talking and commentary.
Simple as that
Thank you
At first I imagined the notorious Favela was something more horrendous than this. In fact, it’s like some parts in Thailand.
Dangerous place? And then you move freely around the district. No gun shot, no argument, not fight in the street except regular people minding their business. Why are bashing these people? I challenge you t go and visit the most dangerous places in Detroit, Chicago, etc. We'll have a fair comparison. Organized crime is organized crime no matter where and it exists everywhere: Brazil, USA, Canada, etc.
exactly 👏
This is Rocinha...its a south zone spot light favela. Its not even close to be the dangerous place in the city.
The slums has rules, people don't fight or shoot each other like that.
It's like a country inside a country.
There are rules and parameters.
It's not like in U.S. where people has 9s and shoot each other.
They have Assault rifles and grenades and .50 ... They shoot at police or rival gangs when they try to invade their territory.
Chicago is like a walk in the park if compared to the most dangerous slums in Rio.
Looks like many neighborhoods in Colombia to be honest. Regular folk
I was going to say: Colombia but in Portuguese.
colombia and Pais more like Brazil, ethnicity, religion, culture
@Brent J. Cooper who said that criminals are not human being no one they just choose to kill people
No it does not look like Colombia , you crazy bro
una de 2 sos argentino o peruano
I'm from Brazil but i dont live in favela and i never entered one. I can tell tho that they have almost like a completely different culture inside favela. It's really scary just to watch. It's like a whole new city inside another city. Thank you for sharing this with us.
If the favelas are so scary, then why is it that it's the people on the asphalto who live behind closed gates with security guards and not the other way round?
Why is it scary if you never been to one? And you must be ashamed to say such thing about your own country! Stop acting like a snob!!
Favelas is a trash, 4% of Brazil population live in these trash criminal places called favelas.
Essas pessoas que constroem casas em favelas estão cometendo algo irregular, estão ainda prejudicando a imagem da cidade com essas casas feias.
@@tiagoveronezzizetkovski6146 se vc acha tão errado pq n doa dinheiro pra essas pessoas conseguirem um lar decente? Ou vc acha q todos q moram la escolheram morar num lugar onde vc tem a chance de tomar um tiro ao sair de casa? tu acha msm q existe igualdade aqui? Cada um faz oq pode pra sobreviver e se suas condições são melhores q bom pra vc, mas não julgue quem da o sangue pra sobreviver e pior de tudo na sua foto tu ainda ta vestido como os mandrake da favela q tu tanto odeia nekkkkkkk
Scary to watch? You need to stop living under a rock.
14:34 to the right are the steps to Obi's guest house (Obi is a Tour guide). He has a guide. Don't let him fool you. I live in rocinha and know all the places he has shown. And rocinha is not dangerous, otherwise, he would not be in there filming! Scary??? BS! All the places you show are tourist routes! I know, because I work as a guide here!
Aah. Tava procura do um comentário justamente pra ver qual favela era. Obrigado! Eu nunca entrei na Rocinha mas tenho amigos que moram lá e sempre dizem, tem lugares perigosos e os de boa. Acho que o cara do video só botou "dangerous" pra chamar atenção
Ele provavelmente não sabe se é seguro ou não. Imagina ir num país estrangeiro e não saber o idioma nem nada, esse cara foi corajoso pra caralho. Haja bolas pra ir numa favela estranha num país estranho.
Interesting it's always true the only way to know what's really going on is to talk to a local
@@skyhowl3297 i have lived in Rocinha for a long time. Yes, there have been times where the police and dealers have had shootouts. I havent heard gun fire here in at least 2 years. But I lived in the Mission district in San Francisco California for about 10 years and almost every month You could hear gun fire. Its relative and also what you are used to.
I agree with this comment. You can't just walk into a dangerous Favela, and you definitely can't just walk into a dangerous Favela and start recording or taking pictures. At some point, someone will advise you not to record or take photos, or you would be shot, attacked, kidnapped, or have your device confiscated. In a dangerous Favela, this is part of the rules. In a quieter, less dangerous Favela where they have tours, the rules are less stringent, but can still be applied depending on the Favela. I was in Vidigal, "pacified" at the time, and went to take a photo of a painting on a wall near a futebol field at the top of the Favela. The area was virtually empty, yet was told not to take any photos.
This is the best I've seen of a trip to the Favela, and for that reason I've subscribed!
Some of views are incredible. Love the art as well. I’m really loving the vibe there actually.
Unreal footage,as Americans we truly take this country and ourselves for granted! I really need to appreciate my life more than I do. Thank you this is great as well as brave!
It seems the designers of MW2 did a pretty good job of Favela in their game.
And max Payne 3
Goodness me, you have to be pretty feat climbing up and down those stairs. So many motorbikes, I have never seen so many before and they are all over the place😲 I've heard brazilians are nice, friendly people, and language is beautiful. Thank you for nice video. Its was great fun. Love from Russia 🇷🇺 🤗
Thank you from Brazil
Awesome! You deserve an award for filming this spectacular tour and for opening our eyes to such scenic wonders, and, of course, giving us a chance to admire the beautiful people everywhere. Hard to tell if they were happy or sad -- likely they felt a mixture of both just like people everywhere.
There are even "favela tours" with guide for curious foreign tourists in this community.
@@nancyleal2529 exactly
Ok lemme tell you guys a secret. Almost all youtubers who go into Favelas in Rio go into the same ones, mostly Vidigal, Rocinha, Tavares Bastos and a couple others in the South Zone of Rio. They commonly claim to be inside of "one of the most dangerous" Favelas in Rio.
Matter of fact, the Favelas in the South Zone are 100% the less dangerous Favelas in Rio. The most dangerous Favelas are in the North and West zones of the city. I personally have never seen a foreign youtuber go into these Favelas.
As a rule of thumb, if the Favela on the video has a view of the beach area and christ the redeemer and/or Pão de Açúcar, it is not among the most dangerous Favelas in Rio. Lots of tourism happen in these Favelas, some of them are very very safe, such as Tavares Bastos, although people live in bad conditions, some of them are safer than "normal" neighborhoods in the city.
Best comment! I thought sumthing was up, a bit of a sham!! ;) The ones where ppl need protection and authority to enter seem to be the real deal, would that be correct? Thx :)
@@queenofthebutterflies5212 Rio had a program called pacification since 2008. At that time, Brazil was in a good economic outlook, and the police had resources and designed this plan to enter and stay in the favelas, recovering its territory from drug dealers.
The program worked well for some time, and almost all (if not all) South Zone favelas were pacified. Those are the ones closer to the touristic and high income zones. When they started to enter the North Zone favelas, they ran out of financial and human resources to apply the same operation. Since 2014/15 we have been in economic turmoil, especially Rio State. Nowadays even the succesful operations have lost terrain for the drug dealers.
But yeah, there are other favelas with more bad rep than Rocinha and Vidigal (the ones commonly showed in videos). But still, even those are also subject to random episodes of violence.
@@Guizambaldi Thankyou so much for explaining that in such depth 💓 ✌️
Yeah, sure. I went on a walking tour of Rocinha and another small favela nearby, Vila Canoas, in 2000. It felt safe but it was interesting. Right next to some of the wealthiest places too. I think it would be very dangerous to go to many other favelas away from these areas.
@@Guizambaldi I get so upset when I hear people shouting defund the police. The only people shouting for it are the people who own something to society. How about we all shout train the police better or give them better resources to work with!
I love it just like Philippines beautiful Latin culture, beautiful people, architecture I would love to visit it when I have money Viva Brazil and countries in South America🇵🇭❤️🇧🇷
We arent romans
Beautiful architecture in Brazil is out of favelas.
I love Brasil,love from Serbia!
Interesting. People in some European countries like Brazil because of TV "soap operas" exported to many countries.
@@nancyleal2529
GUTALIN OPERAS ) 😁🤙
@@nancyleal2529ha ha true ,they were quite popular in 2000
@@Србомбоница86 , they are still popular in some European countries. Some soaps like "Avenida Brazil" (Brazil Avenue) were sold to more than 100 countries. But, of course, because of more similar cultural reasons, they are more watched in Latin American countries and other ones also colonized by Portugal.
@@nancyleal2529 i remember o clone and lacos do familia ,nothing else,Mexican , Venezuelan ,peruan ,Colombian were also showed,it thought me Spanish atleast 😊
It's amazing I've never seen so many things to see, all squeezed together.
Wow, great video brother!
thank you!
Terrible😨😨😨😨
I bet good drugs in Colombia for sure and very chip too
@@charlesdecload4980 i
@@RamiTravel this place is nothing compared to where you’re from bro, Iraq is way more dangerous
Incredible ! I have watched many Brazil videos and the "Favelas", but never from this view point .
Reminds me of Trinidad. Great video
I've never been to Brazil, don't know much about Brazil. But I was really surprised to see how clean the favela was. Its a very organized kind of chaos there.
only 5% of Brazilians live in favelas
@@vitoria4495 10 %
Brilliant Video love from Scotland 🏴 xxxx
That gave me a bit of an anxiety. Felt like I'd never find my way out of there while feeling as though those building structures were going to come sliding down at any time. THAT was scary. Not the people.
This is Favela baby, Brazil has a lot of beautiful places too
Muy buen video, recuerdo mi viaje a Río.....que gran ciudad.
Dude! I am Brazilian and I would never walk there without an escort. This is awesome.
Why not, other people are walking the streets.
@@crashnburn586 , this complex is dominated by a narco group called the Red Command. This group exists since 1970. Film the wrong thing and at the very least you will get your ass handed to you.
hes probably got a tour guide
It’s always interesting to see him other people live thank you for showing us the city. Looks like everybody was busy and once weren’t busy we’re relaxing enjoying life.🙏🏼👍🏼
No ones cares
Felt like a bad dream where you never find your way out...
I love it
I love Brazil
Recpect from lraq 🇮🇶♥️
I'm brazilian and I can affirm...You have balls of steel
the video is choppy very edited and it wasn’t a live video if it was alive video i would said he has balls. The video is choppy so we dont know if he has a tour guide walking behind him in the safe parts or pacified parts of Rocinha and it could be possible for his tour guide to walk behind him. He’s in Rocinha favela many pacified parts let him play with fire and come to north zone rio has 700 favelas many europeans and Americans have guides that take them through safe parts of Rocinha ..
You may be Brazilian but ur not from RIO .. if u were from RIO you would known about pacified parts of Rocinha..
And also u cannot steal in Rocinha because the bandits or drug dealers will cut your hands off ..
@@zackgalante4899 even though it's pacified, that does not change the fact that it's a dangerous area for tourists, you still can get robbed and killed at pacified regions in the city kkkk
@@zackgalante4899 and yes, I'm from rio
i like the footage on the scooter going through the favela🇧🇷🇯🇲🇺🇸🇨🇦
We visited the Favelas several years ago on an organized tour. Our guide explained to us that part of our costs for this tour went to "buy protection" and help fund schools in the favelas. The tour was an eye opener and we were not scared whatsoever. I hardily recommend this tour.
Thank you very much!
Fund schools? God in heavens!
Do you really believe that drug dealers who sell protection are interested in funding schools? And in Santa Claus, do you believe?
@@MsPedrobueno you need to update your informations about favelas in Rio. Drug dealers are no longer there with the pacifying police unit
Great video! Looks like mostly locals and regular people. So much climbing and walking to do though-everyone must be in amazing shape! I’d definitely be out of breath if I walked to the top.
I'm from Rio and this kind of footage actually is rare. Amazing video.
You filmed solo, I was nervous for you.
This was one of the best filming of the favelas i have seen. 💪
You should search more in youtube, he was not alone filming the guide was behind him. The exactly same route it has being use for others youtubers and is with the favela brothers tour.
Its a pacified favela and some parts you can walk through by yourself or with a guide. you can record in some parts, not all but some parts of them , its safe to record. I saw white Europeans walking with tour guides in Rocinha. He’s fooling you people that have never been to RIO.. Rocinha is soft favela compared to the others i know in Rio’s north zone and west zone. Rocinha is just one out of 1,000 favelas in RIO. He probably has a guide hiding behind him why so much editing in the video why not do a live video if you have balls . There are plenty of TH-cam videos with tourist recording walking around in Rocinha. I have been to Rio and do not play around for youtube likes in a NON pacified favela especially in the north and west zones. he did it smart fooling the gringo masses.
Why you think all these youtubers just stay on the beaches they know why or walk areas on Lapa, Leblon, Copa etc upscale police presence areas. Do not play around in Rio u will get robbed or shot recording a bandit or drug dealers area or recording him on video because he’s probably wanted. Just stay on the nice beaches in copa with upper class Brazilians and other gringos etc and do ur youtube recording videos and stay safe 😆
you should watch an episode I made on my channel, I actually lived in the favela Vidigal
@@NomadSunBae vidigal is a pretty safe favela i think its near Leblon if I’m mistaking. when i was in RIO i knew a few people tourist that went there and party on the weekends .. how was your experience in brazil? i visited brazil around 2016 and stayed mostly in Rio and north , north east brazil sao luis, Recife etc for several months.
Favelas parecem labirintos , existem muitas pessoas boas e sofridas lá 🙏
È verdade! ❤️❤️❤️
como jamaicano, mal posso esperar para visitar o brasil, ame sua cultura
As favelas foram construídas pelos ex escravos logo após serem libertos e colocados para fora das senzalas dasfazendas. A partir da década de 1960 os retirantes nordestinos que chegaram nos estados do sudeste e do Paraná construíram favelas nos bairros periféricos das cidades mais desenvolvidas. Nordestinos são maioria nas favelas do sudeste e do Paraná.
Sim, e gringo fica indo lá pra ver como as pessoas vivem mal e ficam achando bonito, que bosta 👌
@@jonathasgabriel9548
Devem se sentir superior, "olha como essas pessoas vivem mal em um país de terceiro mundo, meu país é bem melhor", devem pensar isso enquanto olham
WOW!!! Big props for doing this. The closest I'll ever get to experience! Absolutely spectacular!! 👑
A beautiful disaster. I love these videos you get to see the real Brazil not that hollywood BS. It's so alive, colorful and generates its own beauty not matter if you are rich or poor. At one point I wanted to move to Brazil, maybe one day. Love the video, hope to see more.
But this is not the real Brazil duh
Real Brazil? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ia this pure Hollywood broh
O "Verdadeiro Brasil" resumido em um pedaço da cidade de um estado minúsculo como o Rio de janeiro?
If it’s so dangerous tourists would not be going there. It’s a lot cleaner than a lot of american neighborhoods
Cleaner than most American neighborhoods? Are you out of your mind
@@Romanlove11 , he said "a lot", not most. I watched some videos in some very poor areas in the US and it's true. Both countries had slavery (much bigger in Brazil) and have a big constant immigration of poor people. So, it's impossible eradicate poverty; it's like wiping ice.
I was spending one month in Rochina. I think this title is very exaggerated
@@pinchegringo4309, there are usually problems in Rocinha only when there are clashes between drug lords. The majority of residents are honest workers.
@@Romanlove11 visit north Philly and see how dirty it is
Get this man to a Million likes!! Legit layed his life on the line to capture this footage.
In some favelas you can move around safely, in some favelas people rent apartments for tourists, there are restaurants, tourism in some favelas has existed for many years, you will be surprised if you get to know the reality of the favelas better, wonderful people live there , the problems of violence exist at certain points, as well as in other cities in the world, people have to know where in the city it is safer, you will not walk safely in all New York neighborhoods safely or Las Vegas, to a tendency of people to generalize knowledge, there are specialized tourism agencies for all tastes in Rio de Janeiro,
lol you think ppl who live in favelas don't make documentaries about their homes?
I always thought that the favela(barrio pobre in spanish) was just one massive dump. Upon watching this documentary i have decided to change my opinion. I wasn't even aware that there is almost a whole community that operates entirely on its own. Mantener el buen trabajo hombre.
Portuguese.
@P4to D0l4n I'm surprised.
@Portobelini Explode people's?
@@faridali3062 Bairro = Bairro normal
Favela = Bairro pobre
Moro em São Paulo e tenho uma grande vontade de visitar uma favela do Rio de Janeiro. Já fui em uma, mas fiquei só dois dias, lá na favela do Acari, nem explorei tanto.
It’s so chill lots of children and families and old people. I’m sure there are dangerous pockets but I almost would want to get an airbnb there to experience the culture
Rio is the Brazilian city where the Portuguese have been immigrating to since the start of Portuguese settlement there in 1506. At least 8 out of 10 surnames in this city are Portuguese. Out of all of the accents in Brazil, the Carioca accent is the one that most closely approaches the accent of Lisbon, Portugal. The accent of Sao Luis, Maranhao and of southern Brazil i.e., Porto Alegre are close too. The enormity of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro is mind boggling. Try to imagine the size of continent sized Brazil - half of South America! And there are endless Brazilian cities that are this huge (give or take) i.e., Sao Paulo (largest in both is size and population). Other cities such as Belo Horizonte, and others not quite as big as the 3 already mentioned, but are still huge: Porto Alegre, Recife, Manaus, Salvador, Recife, Brasilia (capital), Fortaleza, Curitiba, etc., etc.
It's amazing, what an opportunity for people to see, what it's like.
People everywhere, all over the world trying to live as best they can. Human beings, engaged in the act of everyday life.
Thank you, Rami 🙂👏👏👍🙏
There are 8 year old videos of people doing the exact same thing, dozens of others vloggers have done this tour.
I don’t care what anyone says, this is fantastic urban form.
Go and live there then!
Concentração maior de gente do bem e trabalhadora!!!
E sem máscara né kkkk
Se andar mais um pouco pra dentro aí vai ver os "trabalhadores" vendendo drogas e armados com fuzil.
@@RIDDICK-RUS Foda-se?
hi from the UK :-) cool vid :-) love the fact your not talking all the time, allowing our ears n eyes soak it all in.....
i grew up in a American ghetto in Newark and i have been in a lot of tough and run down streets more so in this Favela ( i know their are much worst) BUT the thing that makes this very uncomfortable are the super tight narrow sketchy allies and bad structures, is like if i got into it with some one cant move around fall of a cliff or roof.. But the people from there they know were to hide run and move around they know all the pit falls, so for sure give you thumbs up for doing it.
There are even "favela tours" with guides for foreigners in this community called Rocinha.
Great video, it made me feel like I was there!
◀️ Bem Legal O Vídeo, Um abraço para o povo do nosso Brazil! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🤙
Was just in Rio for a week and ended up in a favela with a couple locals I scored some decent smoke off of. Got into a pinch once but was really only told to redirect around where I was trying to go. It was the middle of the day and I didn’t get all the way to the top, but it definitely seemed like a wild place with some great people.
Hello i enjoyed watching😄from Philippines🇵🇭❤️
Amazing video! Thank you! :)
Reminding that favelas in Brazil is not a consequence of poverty simply, since most people there are not poor at all. But actually, a result of lack of urban planning. That's why you only see them in big urban areas
C'mon Victor that's complete bullshit. Then the favelas would be safe like Copa right? LOL!!
@@scottwilliamson723 explain to me why is that bullshit? There is nurses, police officers, all kind of middle class workers living in favelas. And every suburb in Brazil is dangerous
@@MrVitorao There is a MAJOR difference between a district like Copa than the favelas and to insinuate otherwise is dishonest. Extreme poverty is a major factor or this discrepancy would not exist. Simple ... if your truthful.
@@scottwilliamson723 what is this district you're talking about? I didn't even mentioned it
@@MrVitorao I'm shocked that you don't know these things, yet you're commenting as an expert. Copacabana District in Rio, where the most famous beach in the world is located.
Queria entender essa fascinação de gringo por favela!
Gostam de views, e de falarem que foram lá e gravaram e sobreviveram
e por vc não viu alguns lugares dos estados unidos bem perigosos em Los Angeles depois falam do Brasil.
Apenas uma reportagem ? Porque tanta indignação? Existem ou não?
@@julianoleal5975 péssimo
He is Indian.
walk up in there at about 2am alone with the camera and I will smash the like button. 😂
don't do it bruh but if he did I hitting the like button too
Great job...you are doing the hard work that not many do!!
This was amazing! I felt like I was there. There were ally ways that I was nervous about going down, but you took me there....fabulous tour!!!
I always give you a like but this time you really earned that like, by the way you haven't shown the shopping malls yet
The malls are very pretty just like the ones in America but I live in São Paulo which has amazing malls
Great amazing video bruh... 👍
I haven't been to Brasil for quite some time. Rio is absolutely insane and amazing. I wouldn't be walking around alone openly filming.
Really nice to see a super congested city so clean. Hardly any trash in the streets.
I understand since the World Cup, the government and policia are dealing with the favelas (neighborhoods) in a less brutal fashion, especially with victimless crime like drugs, and it seems to be working and things are much more peaceful.
Respect, Brasil
You can be sure friend. that there is the only place in Rio de Janeiro that you will never be robbed
@@Minha_Genteee you get robbed even in Amsterdam or Stockholm or Barcelona........So it's not just Brazil
Thanks it's a great city
Barrio is spanish, Brazil speaks portuguese
Is so frustating that you go to a country and don't know what's the language
hahaha and i was like WTF
Just a letter in the wrong place.
SPANISH=BARRIO
PORTUGUESE=BAIRRO
Looked like honest folk, living life, getting by, holding out for the weekend..my kinda people.
Wth you might end up into someone’s kitchen without even realizing it. Lol
Rochina is like Switzerland in comparación to the bad neighborhoods in México. I was spending one month in Rochina and now I am in Mexico. Going from Rochina to the bad neighborhoods in Mexico is like going from first world to third third third third world
rocinha Its not the worse favela in brazil
rocinha*
Watch a channel called "Factual Rj" ...
This isn't the worst slum in Brazil....not by a longshot.
Mexico and Brazil are pretty much the same in terms of development. Actually I'd say Mexican slums are just dryer looking in general, but not necessarily worse. Most Mexican slums look just like this except for the really terrible ones on the outskirts of Oaxaca City, Tijuana and Juarez. But Brazil has plenty just as shitty as those, you just have to Northern Brazil.
Rocinha is like a city, a few years a go a big war occurred there.
I think they have a tour for tourists, of course they don't gonna show the worst places of the slum.
"Look this is my grandma house, this is the place where you can see the beach, this is the dope house ... Nevermind the dude walking with a rocket launcher."
I've lived in slums until I'm 20. I'm never doing that again. Sleeping with cockroaches crawling around you is just no fun
its not a choice brorher lol
Wow I love to see deep inside any favella I find it scary but at the same time amazingly scary it's wonderfully those narrow alleyways with steps love how some people live it's great to see
Todos os lugares do mundo tem seus perigos.Rio d Janeiro cidade maravilhosa.amo Rio.Angra dos Reis Rj
Hell de Janeiro só envergonha esse Bostil.
@@giovannihoffmann2325 kkkk
@@giovannihoffmann2325 O Rio não tem culpa da irrelevância de São Paulo. Boa sorte aí!
What distortions most people is the fact that they built their own houses and buildings with their own hands not hiring a big real state construction company. What you don’t know is that many people who lives in this favela work in construction. They look more like Middle Age European cities like in Italy, Mediterranean Coast and you see garbage because it hasn’t been picked up yet.
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk...They look more like Middle Age European cities like in Italy, Mediterranean Coast and you see garbage because it hasn’t been picked up yet.
i'm laughing till 2050!!!!!!!! kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk it's impressive how this people tries to defend what's undefensable.
Compare the old clean and glamurous houses of the french riviera or italian mediterranian cities to a favela is like to say my dick is a flaute kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
@@MarioSilva-ik7zt yep, looked like hell on earth to me except for the huge cliffs in background; those were cool.
@@MarioSilva-ik7zt People just living their lives is “undefensable?” Whatever. By the way, London and Paris used to have piles of garbage everywhere as tall as a person.
@@SeventhSaucer
I know. Brazil is a first world country, very developed. No misery, no poverty, and the world is wrong because they think france and england are rich but they aren't. They are poor and dirty.Brazil ...yes, is clean, safe, and the richest and stronger and more developed country of the world. Are you happy now? Ok...ah ah ah ah ah silly people!
this vídeo we saw in this channel is just a fake new, There's no favelas in Brazil. Favela is more a thing of europe. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
this brazilian people just make me laugh a lot!
E continuam sem máscaras!😔 Triste pelo meu Brasil!
I think they are smart enough to avoid masks. The sunshine for 12 hours kills the bug.
@@mvandavanholt2067 you are crazy.
Pra você se fosse algo realmente grave as pessoas saberiam dos riscos que correm.
your verry amazing brorher thanks for you from phillipines
Nas favelas estão assim ninguém nem aí
The best video I’ve seen on this place. Very natural. 👍🏼
Cool Vibes Champ
fascinating! Looks dangerous but exhilirating to explore. Some of the artwork / wall murals were amazing.
yes here and dangerous, there where he filmed, which are our favelas here, there is a lot of drug trafficking#, shooting, this is the reality of the favelas here in Rio de Janeiro
Thanks for this beautiful insight into this Favela. The only thing that seems to be dangerous is the traffic in those narrow streets. The alleyways seem to be very cozy and the sight downhill is pretty amazing.
Lolol
the whole place looks amazing...will have to go there and see for myself
Trying for some Brazillan ass ? Good luck.
Honestly you deserve more than "like" great job you been walking up and down filming entire Fevela village. Cool and beautiful people lots of things could see. Awesome journey probably you had thanks for sharing your video
Rich Brazilian football player, like Neymar and Gabriel Jesus, must give some of their wealth to help these poor people get decent and modern houses. God will bless them if they do that !
Só o Brasil sabe fazer da desgraça um ponto turistico kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Kkkkk
Tantos lugares mais legais pra ir
E o vira-latas dando like nesse lixo, uma vergonha!
@@giovannihoffmann2325 Realidade da maioria da população brasileira seu lixo
@@Paredinho1 Realidade de 5% que vivem em favelas, leigo.
Thx rami. you're the best.
So brave of you. Very interesting tour. 👍❤
One can get lost in this labyrinth!
Nature doesn't care if people are poor; it cares that people are survivors.
A favela não parece tão perigosa, a verdadeira máfia nem deixa você dirigir pela área, parece que tem uma máfia pacífica. !!❤
Bravo, bravissimo. Nádherný video, výživný. Místama skoro hororové. Užil jsem si. Děkuji a zdravím. Hodně štěstí.
Excellent !! I've never seen the favelas like this, I've never been in Brazil either but this is a great video, made me feel like I was there.
This is actually one of the nicer favelas. I have seen far worse. These people at least had electricity.
Rocinha is a "rich" favela, Jacarezinho or Maré are way poor
All favelas have electricity, including a telephone line, running water, garbage collection, etc ...
But the favelas/hoods here have water , electricity , internet , etc. The only big favelas with armed criminals here are in Rio , but the other states are cool. Rio is not the whole Brazil.
5% of Brazilians live in favelas, more unfortunately the favelas took fame worldwide, whis is a great defeat for Brazil, a country practically developed
Close, It’s actually 6%. Today, there are about 1,000 favelas in Rio and 1,600 in São Paulo
"mais infelizmente" = "more unfortunately" (it doesn't make sense in Portuguese, let alone in English); "mas infelizmente" = "but unfortunately".
@@alejandrodominguez706 wow i saw the first video in the link and southern and center brazilians are white like germans brazil and italians brazil is diverse
A lot of people want to see it. One could feel the authenticity. Its also in a large city. So, its convenient. Fancy developments ( although nice) one can see anywhere. Here....This is the triumph of the human spirit in spite of life's adversity. People sense that and that attracts tourists looking for something that's not all vanity. Parts of wealthy Rio and Sao Paulo are very materialistic. Nothing behind all the vanity.
@@darcibaptista5165
Porque brasileiro não sabe escrever nem português, quanto mais inglês. Eles escrevem como falam.
Será que ele sabe a diferença entre "mais" e "mas" ?? duvido.
Rio de janeiro isn't Just favela guys there are a lot of others good places here. This is just a problem that the government is still trying to solve. And most people in favela are very hospitable and kind!