I grew up in Singapore and am currently studying in a small student town in the UK. let me just say I much prefer going out in the UK as opposed to here. Firstly, people there on a night out are just more friendly which adds to much to the experience. Add the fact that it's significantly cheaper to go out there and my town has 24 hour buses (quite sure most towns in the UK have those). Also, in the UK both genders pay a small entry fee, rather than in Singapore where guys often pay extortionate amounts to enter a club while their female counterparts walk in for free (even so, in the UK there is still a healthy gender mix in clubs). Add the fact that in Singapore several major clubs are quite far from one another (apart from the ones congregated at Clarke Quay) so you cannot easily bounce between clubs while in small towns in the UK like mine, they are usually centralised on one street. In all fairness though, I will state that the food you find after a night out in Singapore is much much better than what you get at late hours in the UK. Overall, Singapore's nightlife scene is flashy and bright but I still much prefer the UK's.
Funny you said that, that's exactly how I speak here, and my mom is really against the latter (I'm not even Singaporean, the accent is so easy to pick up lol)
It's actually common for many English speakers here to switch back and forth. We can lay on heavy Singlish as a gesture of informality and friendliness, but switch back to proper English for formal occasions or when conversing with foreigners in case they struggle to understand Singlish. It's a sign of respect in both cases.
Me & everyone else in my family plus relatives speak fluent english, and I too switch to Singlish and some Mandarin (Mine isn’t good lol) with my friends or other Singaporeans. It’s easier to converse. Like for example I don’t say Sure, let’s grab lunch. I say “Okay can lor, I anything one” 😂
@@TheBeatboxHitmanTwo As a Singaporean, let me say the pros and cons. Going to Singapore is one thing but staying there is another. Singapore is a cool and clean country. It has good foods, attractions, beautiful places but singapore itself is small. Once you have visited every place, you will get bored. You will start to realise that there's nothing to do in this small island surrounded by the ocean. Its hot in the day but cold at night. Singapore is also known as one of the most expensive country, so you will need $$$. Singapore citizens are like robots, once they see something out of the ordinary... They go crazy (take vids, stare at you etc). Basically Singaporeans are tamed to be well behaved creatures. Singapore is also one of the most safest and nicest country. Its hard to get famous or popular in Singapore. Lets say you want to be an artist, film director, sports star, its hard to earn for a living even if you are one. Unless you are crazy known throughout the whole continent, you won't earn much. That's why a lot of famous people in Singapore go to other countries to make a living.
I have puked three times I tried Durian. Can't eat something that smells like gasoline. Maybe I need to be completely annihilated or shit-faced to try down one on the fourth try.
Cool city. DEF ON MY BUCKET LIST!!! But the prawns bait is a long ass worm. Disgusting! Couldn’t you use something we also eat? Like a little tiny fish or meat?
No. You can't just import America's 'legalized everything and hope it works' culture here in Singapore. In Singapore, any form of Drugs is frowned upon. In extreme cases, it even get you executed.
@@sambridhathapa4313 well because there's nothing wrong with people exploring their own mind or enjoying themselves just like alcohol. In fact alcohol are actually the dangerous drug. Not all drugs are bad
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I grew up in Singapore and am currently studying in a small student town in the UK. let me just say I much prefer going out in the UK as opposed to here. Firstly, people there on a night out are just more friendly which adds to much to the experience. Add the fact that it's significantly cheaper to go out there and my town has 24 hour buses (quite sure most towns in the UK have those). Also, in the UK both genders pay a small entry fee, rather than in Singapore where guys often pay extortionate amounts to enter a club while their female counterparts walk in for free (even so, in the UK there is still a healthy gender mix in clubs). Add the fact that in Singapore several major clubs are quite far from one another (apart from the ones congregated at Clarke Quay) so you cannot easily bounce between clubs while in small towns in the UK like mine, they are usually centralised on one street. In all fairness though, I will state that the food you find after a night out in Singapore is much much better than what you get at late hours in the UK. Overall, Singapore's nightlife scene is flashy and bright but I still much prefer the UK's.
Funny how her accent when presenting sounds American but when she is with locals her accent is more singaporean
Funny you said that, that's exactly how I speak here, and my mom is really against the latter (I'm not even Singaporean, the accent is so easy to pick up lol)
It's actually common for many English speakers here to switch back and forth. We can lay on heavy Singlish as a gesture of informality and friendliness, but switch back to proper English for formal occasions or when conversing with foreigners in case they struggle to understand Singlish. It's a sign of respect in both cases.
Me & everyone else in my family plus relatives speak fluent english, and I too switch to Singlish and some Mandarin (Mine isn’t good lol) with my friends or other Singaporeans. It’s easier to converse. Like for example I don’t say Sure, let’s grab lunch. I say “Okay can lor, I anything one” 😂
It's so hot and humid during the day, you have to go out at night.
S K and its STILL HOT AND HUMID
The host is really pretty.
Only Singapore government can make vice say something positive about something throughout the video.
Going to Singapore is my dream 👀
Singapore is quite nice actually. The food here is fantastic, I reccomend you to try Chicken Rice.
@@brendan1470 I will if I ever go there
@Septimius Severus why
Why is it your dream ? Just get a second job and save some money and go.
@@TheBeatboxHitmanTwo As a Singaporean, let me say the pros and cons. Going to Singapore is one thing but staying there is another.
Singapore is a cool and clean country. It has good foods, attractions, beautiful places but singapore itself is small. Once you have visited every place, you will get bored. You will start to realise that there's nothing to do in this small island surrounded by the ocean. Its hot in the day but cold at night. Singapore is also known as one of the most expensive country, so you will need $$$. Singapore citizens are like robots, once they see something out of the ordinary... They go crazy (take vids, stare at you etc). Basically Singaporeans are tamed to be well behaved creatures. Singapore is also one of the most safest and nicest country. Its hard to get famous or popular in Singapore. Lets say you want to be an artist, film director, sports star, its hard to earn for a living even if you are one. Unless you are crazy known throughout the whole continent, you won't earn much. That's why a lot of famous people in Singapore go to other countries to make a living.
So cool thank you! I am moving to Singapore, this video made me excited!
Dean Chew seems a very nice person
SO WHERE IS THE BEAT OF THE CITY?
loved this episode, can't wait to go back to singapore. a note that prawning/shrimping is very popular in taiwan as well
2:17 there's the vivo shop
Hats off to you.... You are a very beautiful soul and sweet as well
Nice video about SG! Awesome stuff.
Eating durians before drinking alcohol is not a good idea.
Cola
If Sarah can eat durians, I don't see why people of all nationalities and races can't, come on be a sport
チェン明ゆ鄭明耀 I will eat it, although I may have to clothespin my nose
What's wrong with them? lol is the smell really bad? I've never even seen one in person.
Smells pretty bad till you eat it
what camera do u use
List 3 tracks you play out there ? I’m from nyc
should have gone to orchard towers lol
LOL
Headquarters is an amazing spot
All these places are permanently closed :(
I've never heard of Durian as a nighttime thing. Interesting!
Yeah u should come to Singapore and eat durian at night!! Its fun!
Way to expensive for a night out I went one place 15 euro for pint of Guinness thought they where mad like
Can't wait to see part 2 ❤️❤️❤️⏳
fake views. nice vice
@Robert Flores nice english
@Robert Flores LMAO
Looks like fun.
Telok is my kinda spot
They need less alcohol, more weed.
No
@@mnf2139 doctors around the world would disagree, it is 118 times less harmful than alcohol
@@graemebuchan1919 I read about it but our final answers are no. Due to multiple public injuries while under the influence. Especially driving.
Its not that hard to get weed unless you're a pussy lol
Orchard towers is a dangerous
fake views. nice vice
its dangerous if ya going there...for a certain reason *wink*
Why
Singaporean Eurasians 🙆🏻♂️💕
Nice
its basically LAS VEGAS?!
Yea minus the hotass desert its basically lasvegas.
Isn't Bloody Maria supposed to be Bloody Mary made with Tequila? 🤔
I can't wait 12 hours. Give me my video now, or I am unsuscribing.
I might do the same!
Always had good times in Singapore as a port visit in the Navy
is there really a place called the 4 floors of whores? a marine friend told me about it.
@@arnoldibay5929 Yes, most cities have an equivalent. Also, Turkey is famous for one.
Even the host has a slight singaporean accent xD
once you do everything, there's nothing else to do.. only what is sanctioned by the PAP
I have puked three times I tried Durian. Can't eat something that smells like gasoline. Maybe I need to be completely annihilated or shit-faced to try down one on the fourth try.
The food D:
Singapore is boring, but it is okay to stay a night or two.
Because you are a boring person by nature and nothing can excite you.
@@wakkinem9022 Singapore is boring, dude. A Singaporean knows its just more for the elite than anything else.
@@wakkinem9022 ya, you sound really fun
LMFAO Malaysian
@@Raul_Menendez Because we are of a higher standard, advanced thinking than you kampung -minded, relax one corner bums.
Great city, amazing food, but expensive as fuck
if you can get past the smell then you can eat durian fruit, I just can't
did you really go for a drink after eating durian??? :D
that girl can even speak mandarin ？
Cool city. DEF ON MY BUCKET LIST!!! But the prawns bait is a long ass worm. Disgusting! Couldn’t you use something we also eat? Like a little tiny fish or meat?
U mean Singaporeans don't have a curfew where their nanny gov sends them to bed like little kids? 😆 That was a srsly gigantic mutant crab claw btw :o
Singapore is a cool place but party drugs, marijuana and psychedelics should be be legalized fr
No. You can't just import America's 'legalized everything and hope it works' culture here in Singapore.
In Singapore, any form of Drugs is frowned upon. In extreme cases, it even get you executed.
@@sambridhathapa4313 well because there's nothing wrong with people exploring their own mind or enjoying themselves just like alcohol. In fact alcohol are actually the dangerous drug. Not all drugs are bad
Sambridha Thapa some people will stay closed minded
@@LoresGate It seems to be.
Seems like you guys are close minded lol. Nothing wrong with drugs if you don't harm others
Boring place to live. Only work
Ryt
fake views. nice vice
what the fk is wrong with you
succ 🤣🤣
Singaporeans make everything way too nerdy. Head over to Kuala Lumpur for authenticity and culture.
harmit Singh no thanks, there’s barely any
you mean the authentic mugging?
this is so painful to watch.
sucks.