Walking Streets of Beirut, Lebanon (destroyed city)
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Lebanese dont face a pandemic, but the criminal measures of the WHo.
And didn't heard it from Israel?
Yes people where almost living out of their money and because of this
Almost all Lebanon is poor af
You came to Lebanon wiz some untruthful arab n sunni guy for propaganda and poltical agenda n most comments here are from web flies. We live in Lebanon normal live n still enjoying our beautiful country to max .
he was injured at work at audis place , they were surely insured , he should make arangements to get paid for his car at least.
Guys, support this video. ITS more like a documentary than travel blog.
Love from India.
Appreciate your words, Prasantjit. Thank you
I enjoyed you comment dude... ✨9/10✨
Namaste 🇮🇳 from the USA 🇺🇸 to India 🇮🇳!
Lebanon is in shambles, who benefits from the country being put in such a poor position?
Klaus Shuab?
thank you for praying for my country
I’m living in Lebanon, in Beyrouth. I was a 800 meters away of the explosion, it was terrifying, I didn’t want to die. It really touches me that a person like you, who has nothing to do with our country came to understand what happened, really. I’m sorry I wasn’t able to watch after 6:30 but I couldn’t handle it mentally... it is hard, it’s making me so sad and depressed...
One day I’ll be able to watch it, so continue the good work❤️
Have a great life people who’ll read this comment, you only have one and only life, do not waste it or you’ll regret it
When you said "I didnt want to die", touched my heart.
Salaam from USA Habibi stay strong
Thank you for providing the world with this much needed content.
Thank you for your continued support!
Money GPS in the house lol, didn't know you're a fan of Indigo
The day I can do something you have been doing I will be eternally blessed.
As a Lebanese, I thank you for shedding light at our situation. Keep up the great work
❤️🇱🇧❤️
Love from the USA 🇺🇸 to Lebanon 🇱🇧!!!
God Bless America and God Bless Lebanon
🇱🇧❤🇺🇸
Thank you Aaron God bless you man for your solidarity.
Thank you 🇺🇲❤🇱🇧
Ayre b america kel msayebna men warahon
Lebanese people are just plain tough. God bless them.
Exacly ,we ve been thru alot
You have no choice!
Otherwise you would get ur country back
If u guys know anything about tough
Thats what we seem like in the outside but the inside is full of PTSD panic, anxiety fear of the present and hopeless for the future, maybe thats the reason why our smoking, drinking and pills consumption is high, but well shit happens some people are more lucky than others and thanks God we are here alive to share with each other our experiences. Thank you for your comment.
@@gabrielherera2110 i agree
We’ve been through way too much
*WE'VE MISSED YOU!*
So great to be back sharing videos :)
@@IndigoTraveller were you receiving training on what to report and what not to? The globalist agenda is underway lol.
@@philjohnson4607 What should he be reporting?
@@IG7799-c4u good question
Totally agree!!! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Blessing to your soul, to your work, and anything that you do to share stories, raise awareness and use your platform rightly, Nick. I am a proud Patreon supporter and warmed by all of these stories from often misunderstood countries you visit.
Thank you Syifa, you are very kind. All the best for you and your travels too.
Yea traveling during a pandemic, selfish bollocks.
@@user-ie6jr4bg1w calm down bro
Says Who? A cheap woman who puts face pic of an innocent man on thumbnail to get views and money. The victim should make a defamation case on her, because she put that guy's pic who walked along the pavement, instead of the exact person whom she claimed to harass her. Shame on you Syifa ! To get views and attention you make these silly cheap things.
@@IndigoTraveller lebanon is worldwide popular tourist destination and its knwon to be safe right now.
I have just sent an email to Audi in Germany with a link to this video. I have asked them to reach out to see if they can offer any assistance to the security guard in the video. It may come to nothing, but I felt it was worth asking. Incredible work Nick, welcome back.
That's a class idea! It'd be fantastic if something came of that! I'm from NI. Donegal Overlanding? subbed! Some fine engineering I see! Wouldn't mind a wee trek up yonder when all this blows over! Stay safe!
@@Neur0nauT join the facebook group and like the page and all that good stuff!
Thats a really great idea bro. Good thinking
Thank you for this thoughtful idea.
Did they respond?
I’ve been to Beirut in February before the COVID pandemic and that it’s so hurtful, I have many amazing memories. I wish to this city the best! Much love from Italy!!!
I left Beirut in January after staying for 10 months. Beirut is a very beautiful city and Lebanese are kind. As an African lady,I prepared myself mentally for serotype,to my surprise I didn't feel any kind of racism at all.
The Lebanese who crossed my path Love the english language and just admired me for speaking it.
I miss Lebanon so much and can't stop thinking about Beirut.
When you carry yourself so we'll as an African,you command nothing but respect.
I'm currently in Beruit aswell. Its such a beautiful city and people here are so kind. Much love from 🇮🇶
My heart breaks for the people of Lebanon 💔 I love you Lebanon 🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧
He is over 70 years of age, working as a security guard and speaks english?? Wooow
Exactly.
Yes many of our elder still work till the age of 80 even 90s cause we dont have a proper retirement system at least not one that works, we dont have life insurance either, nor work insurance that is reliable, etc etc. Its not something weird in Lebanon to hear people speak English and French and a bit of German and Spanish, we are born polyglots haha i myself speak 4 languages but most people speak 2 to 3 languages thats why tourists like to come here we speak their language and we are super friendly people, this is because our families have migrated after wars and come back also cause the french colonized us many years ago, and because we have American, British, French, German schools and Universities.
He has to work. There is no retirement fund or pension.
@@cominooculto that’s just so sad. The man should be kicking back enjoying the rest of his years.
We are Lebanese Dude😉🇱🇧!
Thank you for supporting my country 😞
I cried when the explosion happened
We are passing through the tough time here in lebanon 😞
Thank you so much for supporting ❤️❤️
Thank you Clara for having me. Much love for Lebanon
@@IndigoTraveller you’re always welcome here in lebanon!!
As a Lebanese filmmaker, I really appreciate the production and the content you provided in this video! Keep up the great work!
Our condolences to the victims and recovery to the injured ones inchallah. Iraqi Kurdistan stands with you!
Everyone should like and share this, it’ll help Nick with the TH-cam algorithms since it’s been awhile. He does important work!
Appreciate that. It does help a lot :)
When you announced about going to Middle East my first thought was Beirut. Wonderful content and pray for Lebanon...
Thanks Mantas.
peace to the people of lebanon. from your neighbor in israel. stay safe
I cried even before watching from minute 02:51 😓❤️🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧
17:00 that statue gave me chills. What a moving image
Very moving indeed. Powerful.
My God, that statue :( :( .......
goosebumps
The story behind the statue is heartbreaking. An artist wanted to make something out of this disaster, so what she did was go to victims' homes and asked them for bits and pieces, remains from the explosion, etc. As she said, she was "surprised and shocked by what people had given me. Some gave me items from their perished family members, children, parents or grandparents. I didn't expect to get so many emotional items, nor their stories."
(not exact quote, off the top of my memory)
I had a school project about that statue today
I am from Pakistan, shocked to see such a huge destruction. In the past,Beruit was called Paris of the east, but now......😢
The middle east 50 years ago, was more wealthy and beautiful than any western country you can imagine. USA ruined the Middle East for oil and power.
@@PKaddicted USA had nothing to do with the Lebanese Civil War
@@PKaddicted Has nothing to do with America at all man. U saying that just makes you look dumb
@@PKaddicted no Islam ruined Lebanon
@@unelectedbureaucrat2003 but muslims have been there for a long time tho🤔
As a Lebanese, I want to thank you for filming this video. I appreciated it even more considering the fact that this is your first video after being idle because of COVID. I look forward to watching the rest!
Hi Mirna, thank you for watching and much love to 🇱🇧
Love to all Lebanese from Pakistan ❤❤❤
Im heading to Beirut in Spring 2021 before I head over to Damascus, Look forward to seeing this beautiful city
Too bad the best 2 parts of the city called Mar Mikhayel and Gemmayze, where all the best pubs, bars and restaurants are got destroyed. Pretty sure you'll have fun tho we lebanese people are very lively.
Maybe the beauty disappeared but the beauty of the soul is still there
@@IbnNazariya u think most ppl come here for the pubs and the bars🤦🏻♂️. Ppl come here to see historical places and nice areas. They got enough pubs and bars where they came from! Lol
Hash Cloud disagree with this, yes they do come to lebanon for the amazing views and local areas but Mar Mikhayel and Gemmayze were must see areas in beirut, because they were super artistic as well as the fact that lebanese nightlife is different. Besides go to if you went to Mar Mikhayel and Gemmayze pre-explosion days you would see so many expats which further proves the point.
@@IbnNazariya ya bro sho khas l expats bil tourism! L expats 3ayshin hon, 3am i7ke l tourist yali byije 1 week bit2ile expat ya rajol! Ma3am 2ol mish hilwin, bil 3akes i like these areas very much
This makes my problems feel so small. We tend to take so much for granted. I love what you do, you bring such warmth and hope by what you share. I've noticed there's more good people out there on Earth, than not. How beautiful all the cultures and traditions we bring. Peace & Love, Food & Shelter for all those whom don't have it. Inshallah, Mashallah 💓
Beautiful words. Thanks for sharing ❤️
My dad was at the port ,he survived with heavy injuries
God bless
Stay Strong Lebanon! Cheers from Morocco.
Did u see the picture of the Moroccan king at 15:20 ? 🇲🇦🇲🇦
@@ghizlan1804 ofc
I noticed Mohammed VI too! I’m from Ceuta
@@iGuille94 cool
My heart breaks, I love Lebanon and the Lebanese people, I have quite some friends there. thank you for showing us this report!
14:00 that call to Prayer montage was moving beyond words...
Thanks for sharing .. iam lebanese living abroad and i miss almost everything about lebanon .. keep going ❤
Finally...Yeah Im shock when it was happened ..and Im suddenly called my freind who lived there...alhamdullilah..his home far from the explotion area...
Beyond words.
Thanks for raising awareness
Great work man! People have to know about this more around the world! I also visited Lebanon in 2018. Lovely nice people and rich culture! I was very shocked when saw what happened. Hope everything will be ok! Lebanese people be strong! Araasi habibi!
Greetings from Finland!
Who dares to go places like this and not having a need to show off the beautiful destination everybody likes to brag about?
Great work glad to see the uncut footage of aftermath.
Thank you Indigo for bringing awareness about what happened to our country and what are people experiencing currently.
Much support and love from Lebanon❤
Shukran Habibi
@@IndigoTraveller haha, looks like Badih is teaching you some Lebanese too. ❤❤😂
Hey! Who benefits from the country being put in such a poor position? Klaus Shuab?
@@HeyShaded what does Klaus shuab mean?
@@itzmemrc8728 it's a name you're eventually going to have to learn who he is, better know now
Don't miss Baalbeck to show the best of Lebanon. Wonderful!
"If 2020 was a place."
Imagine you're living in that place
@@charbelabboud747 i do😂, but in the safe region.
@@charbelyounes5188 same here but there's only safer regions but not "safe" regions
Me living there 😑😭😭😭😭
It is a place and we live in it. I just hope the years coming are not any worse cause God only knows what it be of us.
I just want to say thank you. My heart and spirit have not stopped hurting for my people and my family in Lebanon since the blast. Thank you for telling their story.
We really appreciate your hard work and your support ... i’m lebanese but actually i live in canada and i work there ... i didnt get the chance to see what looks like beirut now : the media coverage wasn’t enough to show me the real image but you did ... thank you again ❤️❤️
This is my first ever comment to a TH-cam video, you videos are amazing and I have watched everyone of them. Keep up the good work and it is great to have you back. Thank you for bringing us these stories. I am sure the world had already forgotten about this horrible explosion with everything else that is going on in this world.
Thank you Martine for commenting and supporting. It is indeed hard to keep up with the news these days.
Thanks for filming this and taking the time to choose Lebanon to show Beirut to the world. As a Lebanese myself I don’t like to go there anymore because it makes me cry. We lost something really big, we lost our souls, life is moving on, but we lost big. Thanks again for the fundraiser and be safe ♥️
Thank you for still bringing light to Lebanon with everything else going on in the world! Good to see you back mate👍
Thanks Pete!
Thank you for showing all the struggles and difficulities that my country and my people are going through espacially after this disastrous and horrific explosion ! all the love from Lebanon ❤️🇱🇧
You saw the blast site before me. I haven't had the heart to personally go there and see it for myself. Seeing it on video is enough to make me cry.
This video made me emotional so many different times. It gave me a lot of goosebumps. I found you from your videos in your first(?) and last visit to Lebanon. Your videos mean a lot to me, especially this one. Thank you.
Our Beirut ❤️ will rise again
Thank you for this great job
Yeah finally!
And such a great choice when it comes to the trip destination. I really feel sad about what has happened to them this year. All at once.
I had a flight tickets to Beirut on May 2020, but they were cancel because of well known reason
Thanks guys. Indeed, deeply saddening what has happened to these people.
Love to Lebanon and all Lebanese people, from Armenia. We are so proud to stand by your side and we will help you rebuild each and every building and window. Your strength and resilience as a nation and people, your hospitality to all, is something you cannot find anywhere else. We are so grateful to Lebanon for welcoming us with open arms, allowing us to live with them, and to share our cultures which share so much in common. Lebanon will always have a special place in my heart, and the heart of all Armenians. We are with you, our dear brothers and sisters.
I was 10 minutes way from the point of explosion. I am still traumatised, my favourite streets -the artistic and cultural areas- got destroyed , people lost their friends, families, teachers and pets. I think about this everyday, there is not one day that goes by without remembering this catastrophe. Every little noise can scare me, don't get me started about thunderstorms. I can't enjoy the cinema, because it can scare me. I have had death wishes upon myself and so many sleepless nights.
The worst thing is...we still don't know what really happened.
We don't know what it waiting for us in terms of financial and political stability.
Lebanon is now what it used to be,
Thank you for showing this,
As a child who grew up in Belfast in the 70's and 80's i totally understand still jumpy at loud unexpected noise, Stay Strong ♥️
Welcome back, Nick. Thank you for helping us understand what's going on in Lebanon. As always, I appreciate your blend of reporting, artistry, and compassion. Keep up the good work.
Whoa! I’m so glad you’re back. Stay safe and thanks for the content. It’s always done with ❤️
My favorite TH-cam by far. I stop everything.
Thank you so much for making this video, I have lots of family in Beirut and they are actively rebuilding it. They are the Phoenicians the Phoenix. That statue was so beautiful and emulates my strong people❤️ 🌲 ❤️
What a great way to start the week! Welcome back mate! 👍
Thank you sir!
That azan somewhere made my mood so good and that's still running in my ears... Lovely
I love Lebanon inshallah I’ll visit again next year and bring some supplies from America to help out my people ❤️
Love from India to lebanon and lebanones people
They called Lebanese people
@@noahi829 thanks bruuh
I was thinking of you yesterday and then I wake up to this, best Sunday in a long time! I am so glad you went to Lebanon, after the explosion things went silent for the country when they needed it most, world news only cared until the last flame was extinguished, since then they have had nearly no exposure. Love you brother, I hope there's more coming soon and be safe!
Thank you!
So glad your back ,Nick...this is why I watch , you are quite the humanitarian and will do my best to help!
Please take care walking through those unstable buildings my friend. I would recommend wearing a hard hat if you can find one. All of those steel structural frames are compromised and could collapse. Coming from an architect..
Thank you M C
I feel bad for the security guy too.
They actually collapsed during the winter 🥺😭
i am Lebanese and i wanted say thanks you for showing our country. everything that happened in August 2020, us Lebanese are going through a lot now, thanks you again!❤👏🏻🥰
15:14. I wonder how many heads that image went over.
And that statue is brilliant, in both structure and symbolism. Very strong.
Thank you so much nick! Lebanon has been suffering for over 50 years now with little to no outside media coverage. The fact that you came to lebanon in the middle of a global pandemic and political unrest means the world to us. You have a special place in every lebanese heart❤🇱🇧
Its a scamdemic.
God bless all of the people of lebanon may the lord heals you as we continue to help Lebanon rebuild !
They really went through alot, we pray every thing yo go back to normal
Thank you for always showing these types of videos. You show true humanity.
We will never fall, never... when the world crumbles and everything turns into ash, the phoenix of Lebanon will rise with the flames and show the world his might! ❤
Amen
I've been subscribed to you since day1.
I am lebanese and I live in Lebanon. Thank you for showing what Lebanon is going through to the world. ❤️
As Lebanese this absolutely breaks my heart, I finish school next year and I really want to move to Australia for college , but I can't cz we can't send money from here, and I really don't want to study here and work , it really hurts me, I feel like it's useless to stay here , I lost hope
GREEEAAAAT to see you back. Another great video. Our hearts with these wonderful people.
Thank you so much for this video.. i couldn’t help but cry my eyes out.. got a flashback for every feeling i had during this explosion! Thank you so much for showing the world what us Lebanese people are going through! And that after everything we are still hopeful and full of life!! And for anyone reading this please try to help as much as possible in anyway you can it may change a persons life 💜💜💜 #pray_for_lebanon 🙏🏻
Lebanon is a great example why citizens should avoid voting based on sectarian grounds instead of the merits of the person applying for the job.
as a Lebanese I can only agree
This is a great example why Israel should not exist.
2009 was my first meeting with the beautiful country ... 2020 did that happen. This makes me cry ... Lebanon come back stronger again and again. So many goosebombs when the Sound of mosque kicks in ... good job guy, #prayers #peace #strong ❤
Who ever build those silos should get a raise. Damn, they are tought as fuck to survive such a blast.
Well said by the man! Prayers for lebanon and all the people and families that went thru that.
My family lives there. They are still suffering from the aftermath. Thank you so much for this video 🙏🏼
This is heartbreaking... 😢
Sending much love and strength to Lebanon from Finland.
You are the best youtuber in youtube hands down Indigo God bless.
So happy seeing this pop up. Welcome back 🙂
Thank you, good to be back
Great to have you back! Thank you for doing what you do.
Thanks for raising awareness of these issues. You are a unique traveller which is why I love your channel. Stay safe & well.
*☼ that statue took my breath away!* so very cool. everything going on; and they still have artists. gr8 vid.
Thank you for supporting and sharing we have been though enough. Thats very sweet❤️
I hoped you'd be back in Lebanon! All the best Nick and stay safe.
The Lebanese people seem very kind, and very strong. My heart goes out to them, and I hope for the best for this amazing country.
They are definitely very strong and very kind
Good work Nick, I can't wait to see more!
So nice to see you posting videos again. Thank you for your work.
Have a safe journey. 😊😊
It is nice to see you back again, Thank you for helping us to understand the current situation in Lebanon, especially Beirut. I know the fundraising will be successful and this kind of reporting is what is needed to help the world to remember that the situation is still dire there. Safe travels.
Welcome back!
Thanks Steven :)
Great to see you back Nick! And supporting and raising awareness for great causes
This was so impactful and heart breaking to watch. A government should be there to protect it's people not simply destroy them.
*The World Needs To See This* 🙏🙏🙏
I didn't know all the food and medicine was stored at the explosion site , so sad these people are going through this
It is beyond comprehension how many factors there are that have compounded.
@@IndigoTraveller yes it's unfortunately worse than I imagined .
I seen the explosion on a mobile phone clip but don't watch any form of News , so your video was the first I had seen of the scale of destruction
Indigo Traveller all by design..
@@IndigoTraveller it's a done the equivalent damage of a hurricane to Beirut 😢
@@IndigoTraveller cannot be a coincidence... The country will have gone from a modern developed country to a 3rd world country with a situation like Venuzuela within 3 years... As you've said, the people don't even have access to their bank accounts where their entire life savings are, and this applies to Lebanese expats with money in the country too. Thanks for your work ♥️
I hope one day Lebanon will get back to the way it was in the golden age. My grand parents loved Lebanon and showed us all kinds of great pictures I’ve always wanted visit their.
When I was in the middle east my two favorite countries were Lebanon and Israel ! Such lovely people!
Welcome back mate!I missed you a lot....thanx for what you do for us to see the real world and the real people.
Hugs
Thank u indigo for supporting lebanon ! We love u man ♥️