“Wealthy people”, “non wealthy people” both still experience burn out and get tired and want to have a change of environment. We all have different ways of being rejuvenated. Some may just visit family, or sleep more, or watch movies or take a break from work… as for the meeting new people, she met new people, it simply means that she hung out with someone else that she hasn’t before I don’t think all meet ups are impromptu. Some may have been arranged by someone else with or without your knowledge, some may have just been you bumping into them on the street. Have you ever thought of the fact that the “non wealthy” people that she met didn’t want to be posted or revealed here? By the way this video is like 3 or 4 minutes of the hours or days she spent on her trip. (I mean personally I don’t even know the person that you people said was popular, I went to the comment section to see other peoples experiences travelling alone and the tips that have worked for them and that they’ll like to share, like safety tips and the likes..)
@@borke42for me I’m not wealthy either, I’m just scared of travelling alone cuz I’m a ladie. It spooks me unfortunately, especially the idea of going to super populated cities. Or are those safer? I dunno anymore.
@@cykablyat114 I might stop being poor, but not at her age, some people actually gotta work to get there lol. This girl admitted that she is from wealthy family and yet being so oblivious how privileged she is, like I can't, why are you filming your videos this way 😂
traveling alone to a destination where you have friends seems ideal. i would love to travel solo but the anxiety about being a young woman alone in a strange place sets in and i reconsider. the ability to move freely in the world is often a privilege taken for granted
That's so true!!! Choosing nyc as my first destination to solo travel was one to get me eased into the idea-- it was a place that I've visited countless times with a few old friends so I definitely felt more comfortable. I'm trying to plan one again but these are definitely factors I'm considering too that I couldn't add in my short video :p
@@Doobydobap similarly i visited las vegas for the first time, alone, this summer but having friends there was the main reason i went; otherwise i might have been too nervous. it sucks that we have to factor in such things when planning but such is life i guess :/ it seems like you had a great time in nyc though! glad you got that break from monotony 💛
Traveling alone isn't too bad as then you're controlling where you want to go and sometimes it's best to just go and be like a cloud floating in the sky. I usually travel with friends and family but I also enjoy just winging it and enjoying foods that's native and not what most tourists eat.
@@saysoun752 I’m a little bit introverted but I feel like I would be bored if I travel alone. I have anxiety when I talk to new people so making friends are hard and beside eating, all the stuff I like to do involve two people to truly enjoy. Unless I just want to take a trip to relax and draw idk if travel solo would be any fun.
Why y’all bashing her in the comments 💀💀 She’s just talking about how solo travelling is fun, she travelled to nyc because she has the resources to do so, not bragging/ forcing people to
Ikr, so much hate. And also like, there are so much tips and tricks to travel cheaper. It may be a privilege, but I'm sure if people wanted to, with some effort, they could. We've seen the 1 dollar across the world, and the how much 100$ dollars can get you in X country stuff, it's possible for everyone.
people are jealous and racist. You can get free business class tickets on credit card rewards or sponsorships. People make assumptions because the average person on youtube is unfortunately immature.
Dude literally no one cares, she made money from TH-cam what do you expect her to do? She literally can’t win in this situation with people like you complaining about every little thing she does :)
You can, just recreate the experience at home. If you want NYC dishes, make NYC inspired dishes at home, it just requires a bit of planning and well.... money is still involved!!! Shucks! 😄 Traveling is a great getaway, but save up for the place that is "worth" it. You just get a brief glimpse into the experience of NYC by traveling, living in NYC is completely different.. and is worth it. My 2 cents.
The amount of solo female travelers that get stalked and assaulted is actually insane. We should be able to travel on our own without fear but chances are with a low budget, they’re exposed to the dangers of travelling alone more so than on a first class budget. With that said, There seems to be a safety bubble here and I truly believe you would have some beautiful enriching experiences if you got out of it. When I backpacked in Thailand, I made some amazing friendships and ate the best food. Some of the dishes I had were a £1 but I would pay £50 for them because they were so good and I always think that people are missing out by not having it. These experiences were had from stepping out of the bubble.
some of the best moments in your life are the spontaneous moments!! sometimes you have to risk being out of your comfort zone a little and you might end up having the best time, times like these is why i love life!!!
But effortlessly spending money spontaneously on trips to travel alone just because you feel burnt out being alone in the kitchen. Many people cannot afford this "spontaneity" in life. However, I do believe that the comments are a bit too negative😅 but looks like we're all mostly in the same boat, 'not enough money to enjoy life' but simply, it's all about channeling your mindset to the things you already have and could enjoy without spending money. It's very rewarding to work for something, save for future travel plans even if it takes years...
@@mellowblueu you’re right, i mean like the moments where you didn’t plan anything and you just go for it, those moments can end up being something that you hold onto, even if your not alone and you spend those spontaneous moments with ppl you love and care for, those type of moments that become the ones you live with forever are the best!!! but yes, money does eventually become some sort of “obstacle” from doing many things you want to do in life and can, in some way, prevent you from doing many things in life… but doing what you can and having those moments in your regular life are what i say is the best!!!
I'm naturally a very solitary person and its something I've embraced during these covid times so once I find a job and can save up, a solo trip is high up on my list of things to do. Hopefully soon.
@@bluezz5002 in regard to finding food I’d search the place on mike Chen’s TH-cam channel, he makes so many good food recommendations that are beyond worth visiting. And he’s been to tons of places
Alright..listen up salty folks. Even tho in one or two videos she said things which made her look disconnected, it doesn't mean that in every video you all have to jump on her . She said she was bored and then went on a solo trip. She could do so because she is rich...fine. Which rich person would. You all would if you had the money so why the hate. And she didn't say she is middle-class or something in this video. She just stated her feelings. GOD. WTF. I am upper middle class in a developing country. So does that automatically paints a red target on my back for the poorer people to dump their insecurities and jealousy on me???
that's what i thought at first but other than the transition shot between end and beginning everything is shot very stationary so probs not with any help otjer than a tripod or something like that.
@@davidpereira9058 what privilege? What exactly is this privilege and how does that affect you? If you were as wealthy as her and her family you'd also makd the same choices and have a lesser budget because thats what happenes when people work hard and makr money 🤦♀️🤦♀️ her financial decisions and her fanily background has nothing to do with and doesn't affect you. Her parents worked hard to get where they were and provide for them, how tf is that privilege? Such jealous ppl nowadays tf
I did most of my travelling as an adult solo, some of the best times in my life. With friends? Not so much. For me moving across the country, I decided that I'm getting a first class ticket on a plane (got a very good deal). I worked hard and overcame so much to get to just where I am now. To see these comments, it's not about the money, it's the experience. Solo travel can help break you out of your shell and foster independence. My first solo road trip helped me problem solve in ways I hadn't had to before. My first international trip alone, the same. I had to navigate things that I had originally had my parents help with (especially my dad). Let's not focus on the "she's rich" but more of a "we all have to break out of a shell" type situation.
@@JamesTaylor117 that is clearly not her intention. If she did why would she show that she’s flying in business class or sitting in a fancy restaurant?
I travelled solo for the first time in 2019, it was such a basic trip yet profound for me. I self reflected alot, dressed beautifully and went out for dinner alone, put on Netflix and ate my favourite meal, i shopped & roamed the city. I still get flashback of feelings i felt back then. I had literally the best time 💖 Edit : OMW to tell my mom i am FAMOUS now 🤍
@@15stars That's disrespectful on so many levels to say to anyone. Plenty of people travel the whole world alone, live in a van, visit forests & rent airbnb alone and what not! If something is going to happen, it's going to happen inside your safe spot too. Travelling solo is a lifetime experience, if anyone doesn't have the courage to so, they can for sure go ahead and blame it on 500 different things which 'may or may not' happen but don't kill the vibe of people who are livin' their best lives out there. And criminals don't see your beauty & perfect contour before attacking u lol.
Enjoying your own company is a blessing. Going to the theaters, bars, restaurants. You name it! Like you mentioned. You meet people, get out of your comfort zone, and learn new things and likes. I'm going to Indonesia solo from NYC and can't wait!
I was forced to travel alone when I planned an (for me, a poor student) expensive trip with a friend who had to bail last minute. It was my first time traveling alone and I actually went to Korea. I fell so in love during that trip that I actually went back the next year to study there for 6 months. Living there all by myself was actually the best time of my life, lol
I get lost literally wuth things right next to me. For the longest time in the barracks i NEVER went to the food galley during dinner or breakfast because I couldnt find my way there. And its a literal 10 minute walk. As soon as you block a straight path even slightly.....im....lost. I have to memeorize the same path to work everyday the exact same way. Coworkers tell me all these routes that i simple cannot understand and NEVER will. So i will need the best unlimited data in all countries cell phone service. Backup power banks to charge my phone at all times outside and hope my service never drops. I literally stopped in the middle of a mall once and waited.....for a while in the same spot for a friend to walk back and find me so he could realize im short. Couldnt keep up with him and had no idea where i was. Anytime i go into a mall i have to memorize the exact distance angle and lane to get back. I do not just arbitrarily waltz around aimlessly. I tried that once like people suggested and got lost for hours and never made it to the place. I cannot and will never be able to do it. Walking one way down a straight path looks completely and utterly different to me walking the same path backwards. I do not flip routes and shapes in my head. I see things and remember scenes exactly as they are on that exact angle. Being on the left side of the road can even make q big difference if the angle im viewing is too sharply different. If someone drops their plans on me for a whole different country, I HAVE to drop mine. I dont really get a choice. This advice is so nauseating and infuriating to me. This isnt something i realized until i was an adult. The ability to flip landscapes in your head is something i thought people jjst trained. Turns out you have to be born with it. I do noy have this ability as do many others. I can read some complicated comology, understand very difficult equations and interpret science know how into commoners speak so that even brain dead sally can understand how a wormhole actually works. But that? Traveling alone to a different country? I need to be filthy rich first so i can have my own perosnal translator and guide. I already have to memorize specific routes for just daily tasks. NEVER going to happen. Also never travel alone in the middle east. NEVER.
@@LilyUnicorn go watch some other youtubers white female who travelled to middle east countries. It was such a great trip for them and they travelled alone. The hospitality was incredible. Though, like anywhere, you need to be careful too
In theory, this sounds great. But my low self esteem doesn‘t let me just approach people and put myself out there. I literally dont understand how people just meet new friends just like that. It‘s a mistery to me. I‘m afraid I would be miserably lonely at the end of the trip. Hopefully someday I will be confident and socially capable enough to enjoy solo traveling too :)
Try the coffee discount life hack. It'd supposed to make you comfortable with uncomfortable situations simply by going out to grab a coffee then asking for a discount just because. You can't say you're doing an experiment or that someone told you to do it. Just do it. Trust 👍🏽
So what if you are miserably lonely by the end? At least you have tried it and know travelling alone isn't for you. Instead of always wondering whether you can do it. I actually think you would feel a massive sense of achievement at the end
I'm very similar, but I went on a solo trip back in 2019 to Korea where I saw lots of stuff and met lots of cool people. One thing you have to do is put yourself in those situations by force. Register for a group tour. Stay in a guesthouse, not a hotel. Change your situation so that the natural behavior of staying inward and not seeking out people works for you, not against you.
Don’t just wallow in misery fam. We’ve all been there, therapy helps a ton and there are meds out there to treat depression. If the cost worries you, I’m sure there are orgs and programs out there that can help.
About camera, she just doing everything with more efforts. Like.. She place camera on table, and she reenact how she going out of her room door. And later she stop the recording. Or just ask for some stranger to record her. Or maybe the camera man is her video editor. Or colleague/friend that live in there or somewhere in US About camera, it's not that big deal. The big deal is, in the beginning she talk about... "i never see someone that travel alone. It's either with friend family, blablabla." I forgot about the lines but roughly like that. Bruh... DREW BRINSKY IS LITERALLY THE BIGGEST TRAVELLER THERE AND THIS WOMAN PROBABLY GET INSPIRATION FROM DREW. Such a LIAR! It's like.. You're gaming channel but you say "i just want to try some gaming channel" Bruh.. PEWDIEPIE, MARKIPLIER, ETC ARE THERE. You obviously get some inspiration from them.
My first time travelling alone it was to Japan, when I was offered to train at the stable of my sumo wrestling mentor who in his day was a professional fighter. Reminds me that, if the circumstances are safe and you can get by, its a rewarding experience to have to rely on yourself to learn.
@@e2002m the pods in first class look very different, unless the airline she's on is cheaper. In emirates that's how a business class seat looks. Pods have doors.
@@bae4768 alot of people fly 2 flights to get to their destination. Plus the 2 shots that she showed are different flights. So she could have stopped in dubai then went to NYC.
Traveling alone is more fun. Don’t have to work around somebody else wanting to do something different than you. Because then you could be going on a trip and look forward to a certain thing, and not be able to experience it. And like you said, you’re forced to put yourself out there and meet new people and branch out.
definitely think the same. I hate being rushed and forced by others. So travelling alone sounds like a dream to me, because I get to do what I want, when I want, at the pace I want. And I eat quite slow naturally, so I get to eat at the speed I want and enjoy the culture's food :D
Yep 100%. When I travel with people, I've always hated how they always want to be up at 7-8 am so they can make the absolute most of their day. Always had much more fun when I've travelled alone and woke up at 9-10 am, knowing I can still accomplish a bunch but without being rushed.
Agree traveling alone is just as fun, it’s about balance because it can be more lonely but then you get all the freedom from it, I’ve been miserable traveling because I went with the wrong person who brought down the mood and complained, so there’s definitely a sacrifice either way lol
Okay, just because we can't relate with her in these situations doesn't mean that she has no right to share them or enjoy them. It's her life afterall. She shares so much more with us.
Traveling solo was one of the scariest and most exciting thing I've ever done. The fear was in my mind, of course. Such a great feeling to be away, alone
Solo traveling is great but please be extra cautious when doing so. In South America and parts of Europe its very common for people to be trafficked and solo traveling does make you a stand-out target. Be wary of individuals who are overly friendly or want to take you to another location. Never give where you are staying to a stranger and always give your family/friends updates of where you are/staying as you go through your day. There are a very large and surprising number of victims who get trafficked every day around the world.
I 100% agree. Opens you up to new things, ideas, people, and experiences. You get to decide what is best for YOU during the trip which is why it’s so valuable. Traveling in general is a must to learn about new things and break into new cultural experiences but going alone is definitely even more eye opening. Thanks, dooby!
I never really realized how peaceful going somewhere alone is until three days ago when I went to Amsterdam, no friends, no birthday events, just walking around enjoying stuff. It was so peaceful, and I've been in a great mood since!
Easy when you are young, rich and good looking - don’t feel ashamed if you aren’t able to have this opportunity. Or if you do - Your results may differ. Personally, feeling grateful and spending time with loved ones (particularly grandparents if you still have them) are cheaper and can be just as fulfilling. Big love to you poorer peeps :)
These kinds of videos always rub me the wrong way, “ya you should go solo travelling to take a break 🥰” and the person is rich. Many people can’t afford to travel or if they can wouldn’t be able to afford to do the things shown in videos of boujie solo travelling
@@MrFriendlyCsgoContent job plus tax plus living expenses plus mortages/rent plus bills plus buying things that you want. not many people have much after that.
@@winniethepooh8766 You can still save money, work a second job part time. These people saying it "rubbed them the wrong way" when they are sitting on their ass wasting their time in youtube comments whining they can't make enough money to go on holiday. Patheticcc.
I didn't really travel "alone", but my father left me in Singapore for 5 days while he hung out in Germany (he was a flight attendant before the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic struck) and it was the greatest time of my life (so far)! My family and I have visited Singapore many times, usually on the way home from Bangkok where my grandparents live, but this was the first time I got to explore the city by myself! I got lost twice, walked down a highway to try to find my way back to the hotel, wound up in a Meyers store at 3am, contemplated taking a nap in an empty building (Idk what it was, some sort of miniature temple?), had all sorts of fun at Universal Studios (also got lost and thought the one way highway was the only route back to the city), got in a taxi with the funniest Singaporean dude ever (asked me questions like "why you single?? You so handsome!" and other bangers like "are you married? Why not?? You so handsome!"), checked out Marina Bay Sands (check it out: it's awesome 👌) and spent the last two days watching the same movie in the same cinema three times in a row cuz it was awesome and tickets are mega cheap 😍
Shut up. Travel within your means, hers isn’t the idea, the whole point is travelling alone and doing things you want at your own pace. She still learnt and saw the same way you would be able to. Fine dining isn’t required ESPECIALLY IN NEW YORK. TH-camrs glorify their lives and showing 1 or 2 dinners on a multiple day trip is a sign that that’s not the only thing she did.
@@throwshitatthewall lol you stfu. When you have lot of money at your disposal, travelling to a place where you can spend it easily, it doesn't matter if you are travelling with company or alone. You would be well within your comfort zone but just in a new place. She didn't even have language barrier ffs.
Even travelling for a few days can be economically challenging for most people. Sharing the hotel room and the taxi, being safer and not having to worry too much if your wallet gets stolen are big advantages of travelling with others. As you said really well, if you have the money and time to afford a nice trip, you're privileged. It's not really "average". But keep in mind that living abroad is always a choice, especially if you have a strong passport! Working and living in another country can be life changing.
@@Pike737 Agreed... And she knew people there already that she was meeting so not exactly rubbing shoulders with strangers. Don't get me wrong, she is way talented and beautiful and it is easy to enjoy many of her videos (I certainly do), but let's face it, she is really milking it here, the video is clickbait and it doesn't really answer the question "why you should travel alone"
@@Pike737 hahahaha you are all poor honestly how do you live with yourself hhaha i am literally laughing out loud at this. You deserve to be poor and you will always stay poor
As a fellow only child too, I actually get excited by the idea of solo travelling with no one to rush me to do something, and so I can just relax and do what I want and be happy. I'm glad you had a well rested and joyful break, you definitely deserve it ♡ how did you meet these new people btw? as far as I know, New York is a very keep to yourself city!
I also traveled to NYC (from Canada) when I was stressed out. I loved NYC not because of the shops, shows and restaurants. I loved it because I can walk everywhere, buy food from the carts on the streets, sit on the sidewalk, watch people and yet be oblivious because I didn't know anyone. I feel I can't do that where I lived. I was eating while walking, and probably had a huge, silly grin on my face... because the police officer hollered at me, and asked if the food was really that good! Hahaha. I love to travel alone because I feel I can just relax and be myself.
Ikr i also travelled alone recently and im just 20 and in college 😅 and its such a good feeling, I finished my exams and travelling after soo long felt soo calming. Also people bashing her in the comments for being rich …. like… uhhh..idk💀💀
Imagine poor people defending this rich girl with a serious lack of self-awareness as if she could or would ever relate to you. Her channel is basically "by rich privileged person for rich privileged people".
It is okay for someone to experience different things from you. It does not impede on your ability to be happy. She is clearly not oppressing anyone with her decision to travel. Look inward and try to understand where this bitterness is coming from and redirect it in a positive way.
Yes I'd love to travel alone, i don't mind travelling alone😍😎we can explore more, meet new people, eat yummy foods, experience everything and make good memories. If you got a pet then it's super awesome🥺
I've done solo travel once, a week in Hawaii! It was super fun so i hope to do more solo travelling later. But travelling with friends is also very fun! I do find that it becomes harder to travel with friends (post university) since everyone's schedule is so busy, so might be more solo travels from here on out
Since my first time traveling, I did it solo. Traveling alone makes me learn more. Because when we are with family and friends, we always stick on the plan we make together. But when alone, we have more chances to explore places and meeting new people along the road.
It hits different, I’ve traveled alone before and it was so relaxing😅 you get to be yourself, do what you want, when you want, how you want, etc, it does get lonely at times but there’s nothing like it
I do things by myself and honestly it's really therapeutic. I can journal, take my time exploring and reflect. I wanted to do a solo trip right before Covid hit and I hope to get back into planning soon! Maybe do a fancy staycation in the city lol
Wait, if she’s traveling alone, who is filming? Some are longer distance shots, so I’m curious. Been traveling on my own most of my adult life, I highly recommend it! Doesn’t have to be an expensive one like this, but it helps for it to be a place where you can connect with others.
For anyone considering on traveling alone please remember to check what's currently going on in that country and in that environment when it comes to political and social unrest. It is an amazing idea and definitely life fulfilling to travel to a safe place by yourself and experience that however it is also very very dangerous and is actually advised not to travel by yourself to an environment you've never been to because of all the horrible things that can genuinely happen to you especially if you are young and a female. So please remember to do your research and stay safe 💜
Travelling alone (especially in my early 20s) changed my life! I highly recommended everyone, especially young women, travel alone (safely) at least once in their lives
Even though this obviously comes with privilege that shouldn’t mean it’s automatically negative, you recognize you needed to sort some personal stuff out and you did it in your own way. Most can’t do what you did, but you were able to so why not!? Thanks for sharing! You’re inspiring me to make my own little trip even if it’s just to a local restaurant by myself
about burnout… i had the same exact feeling a couple months ago. i play the harp, have been super committed to music, and am studying at a high level music school. i have had many waves of burnout periodically but this time it was to the point where i loathed the idea of touching my instrument and practicing at all. i kept telling myself i wanted to quit. it was especially hard because i’ve been playing for 10 years and its become a part of my identity (like cooking did for you!), so letting such a big part of me become something that i hate was really hard. so long story short i was able to do small things and tinker around with fun songs i love and enjoy, which made me remember why i love playing the harp. burnout is real, burnout is hard. make sure to take a break, step back, and admire how far youve come and why you started. you can do it!!
Traveling alone is amazing! I've been to Finland, Ireland, and Turkey on my own, totally recommend it! It really forces you out of your comfort zone, but makes you so much more confident in yourself because you have to deal with everything on your own. I love it, looking forward to doing it again once things get more back to normal. Fingers crossed. Singapore is my next wishlist destination :)
Good for you genuinely!! That’s amazing. I wanna got or Turkey so badly ❤️❤️❤️ dream destination. What is Finland like? Sounds peaceful for some reason.
@@luhan558 Turkey is great! Warm weather and the people are very friendly and nice. I met several people who just started a conversation with me out of the blue. They make you feel so welcome ❤ Finland is peaceful yes, and very safe. Colder than I thought, even in Helsinki which is more south than where I live 😅 But I liked it a lot, and both are wonderful destinations 😁👍🏼
I'd do that personally. I don't have a lot of money but if I'm by myself and I'm going solo and it's a long ass flight then yeah, I'm 100% taking a first class seat because you're already thinking about your own self and no one else's financial situation
@@Woodzy-05 yeah I didnt realise she was travelling from South Korea to America, and in general I do like the channel, but advising people to travel alone while travelling first class is still pretty tone deaf. It's like naming a video "why you should buy a ferrari".
@@The9892 dude it's for people who have the money to do those things bitch aint telling homeless people to travel to different countrys it's a given that it's for people who can afford it
@@neethaprakash7243 "its a given its for people who can afford it" where in the title, comments or video does it she mention that she's travelling first class?
For trips that don’t include camping in the woods alone, traveling alone is great. If ever doing a trip over a great distance and requires camping alone, I’d say with a buddy from a safety standpoint.
I have a seasonal position at a resort, with several weeks off during fall and Spring. I can't imagine not traveling alone! I've flown overseas a couple of times, but mostly, I drive around the country. I boondock in my SUV, cook on a Korean stove, and meet really interesting people in laundromats and truck stops. You most certainly do not have to be "loaded" to travel solo! A week in New York is a splurge, but there are so many places to just hop in your car and go see!
I've got a good tight-knit group of friends, and a loving girlfriend of over 5 years. However, deep down I love being alone. Just being an anonymous person in a new place, surrounded by people who I don't know and will never cross paths with again is so freeing. I've done a bit of domestic solo travelling for a hobby of mine, but taking it international is something I hope to do soon.
I went to Paris on my own at the end of October for two concerts, but I knew a bunch of the fanclub were gonna be there, and they were staying at the same hotel as well. So I made a friend and hung out with her the entire weekend :) She’s from Italy, and I’m from the Netherlands and the weekend was a total blast ✨ Best weekend of the year.
I love traveling alone . When you are with a group of people , you will have to make plans and visit places that everybody agrees to.when you are alone you talk to people that you don't know and listen to their life stories , that's the best part for me . So solo it will always be for me
whenever you feel stressed from work just go on a half year long trip. Turns out going on holidays really replenishes your batteries. Why hasn't anyone thought of this before?
@@wile123456 no of course not! Spam micro aggressions and classist passive aggressive derogatory lines while justifying it by telling yourself that privileged people don't have feelings to cope with your jealousy is way better!
As an introvert, I can kinda relate to this. I only feel a bit weird sitting in a restaurant by myself, lol. But I enjoy doing things by myself. Can't travel alone for too long, though.
Attractive and popular people contemplating the "option" of traveling alone when traveling alone has always been the only option for someone who's unattractive and unpopular
I’ve recently started to travel alone! It’s such a liberating feeling, to be able to do things I didn’t think I could by myself. I’ll be heading out to Denver, CO this month on my own and it’s my 3rd travel this year… hope you can continue to venture out even more :)
Happy for you! The kitchen burnout was real for me after being a cook professionally for some time. I love solo travel, really piques your senses of discovery and intrigue.
Traveling alone is the best. When I'm with family or friends, I'm still in my comfort zone and more focused on the well being of the group than on my own interests. Travelling alone is where I meet people, try new things and feel free. If you need change and fresh air to think, travelling solo is the way to go.
@@janehoe. it's definitely awkward the first few times. But in another country, no one knows you so I dont care if I embarrass myself. It's easier in a party setting just say hi, how are you where you from? If the other is receptive, it just flows naturally. Sometimes it doesn't work, sometimes people are straight up mean, but most times it works and rarely you find good friends. I met a few people at the beach, cafes and bars. After a couple times, it gets easy and you just dont give a shit anymore.
As an introvert, i enjoy traveling alone, but it's really hard for me to meet new people. I couldn't even bring myself to go sit down in a bar or anything. I hope on my next solo adventure I can bring myself to do this
Traveling alone to get a new perspective and to get out of a funk is the best 😍. I have been doing it for a couple of months now (working remote and traveling) and I don’t think I could have been more happy!
Traveling Alone vs Traveling with Friends!! What's your vote?
Ummm alone sounds fun
How about with yiu
Alone ! And also with friends depends
Alone, but would depend on the place. 😊
Alone
"I felt burnt out"
"So I traveled to New York"
Man I wish
1st world problems
Plus the bitch says she's poor in her recent video.
New York is probably the mostly lonely place in the world second only to Tokyo and LA.
@@spacechimp3199 But the point of the guys comment is that she has money to go to new york just cause she felt like it.(its expensive) lol.
@@spacechimp3199 it’s not can have the most random heart felt conversations with a stranger here sure people are mean but u are never lonely here
"[...] meet new people"
*casually shows Binging with Babish in the flesh for a split second*
I was searching these comments to see if anyone else noticed too😂😂
Fr! I was like, " Was that babish?!".
@@carol-annecollins Haha eyyyyy
Bimbish
Don't forget Matt
“Wealthy people”, “non wealthy people” both still experience burn out and get tired and want to have a change of environment. We all have different ways of being rejuvenated. Some may just visit family, or sleep more, or watch movies or take a break from work… as for the meeting new people, she met new people, it simply means that she hung out with someone else that she hasn’t before I don’t think all meet ups are impromptu. Some may have been arranged by someone else with or without your knowledge, some may have just been you bumping into them on the street. Have you ever thought of the fact that the “non wealthy” people that she met didn’t want to be posted or revealed here? By the way this video is like 3 or 4 minutes of the hours or days she spent on her trip. (I mean personally I don’t even know the person that you people said was popular, I went to the comment section to see other peoples experiences travelling alone and the tips that have worked for them and that they’ll like to share, like safety tips and the likes..)
thank you so much for this, people are so damn oblivious in this comment section
I'm not wealthy at all, and the idea of traveling alone still sounds entirely possible for me
@@borke42for me I’m not wealthy either, I’m just scared of travelling alone cuz I’m a ladie. It spooks me unfortunately, especially the idea of going to super populated cities. Or are those safer? I dunno anymore.
Love how relatable this is thank u 💞💞 booking my first class last minute trip to nyc NOW!
LOL I'm fuxking dying 🤣🤣
@@hiro7489 😂😂😂😂😂😩
Stop being poor and you can
Homeless? Just buy a house… duh
@@cykablyat114 I might stop being poor, but not at her age, some people actually gotta work to get there lol.
This girl admitted that she is from wealthy family and yet being so oblivious how privileged she is, like I can't, why are you filming your videos this way 😂
Solo traveling is one of my favorite things to do. Glad you had a great trip ❤️
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I also watch u lisa
Ur videos
you should do more videos of building your spice tolerance!
Omggg
traveling alone to a destination where you have friends seems ideal. i would love to travel solo but the anxiety about being a young woman alone in a strange place sets in and i reconsider. the ability to move freely in the world is often a privilege taken for granted
That's so true!!! Choosing nyc as my first destination to solo travel was one to get me eased into the idea-- it was a place that I've visited countless times with a few old friends so I definitely felt more comfortable. I'm trying to plan one again but these are definitely factors I'm considering too that I couldn't add in my short video :p
That’s true! I planned on flying out to visit my friend (tennesse to cali) but remembered I’m a young woman
@@Doobydobap similarly i visited las vegas for the first time, alone, this summer but having friends there was the main reason i went; otherwise i might have been too nervous. it sucks that we have to factor in such things when planning but such is life i guess :/ it seems like you had a great time in nyc though! glad you got that break from monotony 💛
Traveling alone isn't too bad as then you're controlling where you want to go and sometimes it's best to just go and be like a cloud floating in the sky. I usually travel with friends and family but I also enjoy just winging it and enjoying foods that's native and not what most tourists eat.
@@saysoun752 I’m a little bit introverted but I feel like I would be bored if I travel alone. I have anxiety when I talk to new people so making friends are hard and beside eating, all the stuff I like to do involve two people to truly enjoy. Unless I just want to take a trip to relax and draw idk if travel solo would be any fun.
Why y’all bashing her in the comments 💀💀
She’s just talking about how solo travelling is fun, she travelled to nyc because she has the resources to do so, not bragging/ forcing people to
Ikr, so much hate. And also like, there are so much tips and tricks to travel cheaper. It may be a privilege, but I'm sure if people wanted to, with some effort, they could. We've seen the 1 dollar across the world, and the how much 100$ dollars can get you in X country stuff, it's possible for everyone.
People are bashing because of what she said on her other video and how hypocritical she's being. She already apologized though
Just some light hearted mocking. Its funny thats all
@@rainbow0027 nah y'all just trolls who hate their own lives and whenever they bully in real life, follow it by 'just joking' hahah hair twist lol.
people are jealous and racist.
You can get free business class tickets on credit card rewards or sponsorships. People make assumptions because the average person on youtube is unfortunately immature.
At this point, I watch this girl's videos to laugh at how disconnected wealthy people are from the rest of us.
True lol
Imagine not having to worry about anything and enjoying your life knowing that you have someone support you always. Yea can't imagine ....
Dude literally no one cares, she made money from TH-cam what do you expect her to do? She literally can’t win in this situation with people like you complaining about every little thing she does :)
hey i get it but we don’t have to hate her for this
lmao same
Doobydobap: "Perks of traveling alone."
Cameraman: "..."
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Ooh nice one.
You ever heard of a tripod? Lol 🥴
@@riasweeet3844 nope 😅
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"Traveling"
My wallet says nope
You can, just recreate the experience at home. If you want NYC dishes, make NYC inspired dishes at home, it just requires a bit of planning and well.... money is still involved!!! Shucks! 😄 Traveling is a great getaway, but save up for the place that is "worth" it. You just get a brief glimpse into the experience of NYC by traveling, living in NYC is completely different.. and is worth it.
My 2 cents.
find a sugar daddy then😅
@@lostinkyoto8444 lmao
@@MuhammedChand yes and she's already rich in the first place 🤣
How tall are you
The amount of solo female travelers that get stalked and assaulted is actually insane. We should be able to travel on our own without fear but chances are with a low budget, they’re exposed to the dangers of travelling alone more so than on a first class budget. With that said, There seems to be a safety bubble here and I truly believe you would have some beautiful enriching experiences if you got out of it. When I backpacked in Thailand, I made some amazing friendships and ate the best food. Some of the dishes I had were a £1 but I would pay £50 for them because they were so good and I always think that people are missing out by not having it. These experiences were had from stepping out of the bubble.
As a introvert
Travel alone is a nightmare and heaven at the same time
I would have never expected "burn out" and "so I went to New York" to be in the same sentence...
Deadass because I'm ALWAYS looking for an excuse to LEAVE😂
This place embodies burnout lmao
Couldve gone to Italy or Spain instead. If I wanted to get stressed Id go to New York. Lmao
“Solo Travel“
- guy holding the camera: “am I a joke to you?!”
There was no guy -
And she just puts her phone on a spot and film
@@Unknown-hb5wc it’s a joke ffs 🙄
@@Unknown-hb5wc who is moving the camera for her? The wind?
@@Ashhong1 it's not hard to ask a stranger
@@h.a2885 lot harder to trust one
some of the best moments in your life are the spontaneous moments!! sometimes you have to risk being out of your comfort zone a little and you might end up having the best time, times like these is why i love life!!!
Finally somoene who got the point of the video. I was sick of hatefull comments there
bless your soul. 🙏🙏
But effortlessly spending money spontaneously on trips to travel alone just because you feel burnt out being alone in the kitchen. Many people cannot afford this "spontaneity" in life. However, I do believe that the comments are a bit too negative😅 but looks like we're all mostly in the same boat, 'not enough money to enjoy life'
but simply, it's all about channeling your mindset to the things you already have and could enjoy without spending money. It's very rewarding to work for something, save for future travel plans even if it takes years...
@@mellowblueu you’re right, i mean like the moments where you didn’t plan anything and you just go for it, those moments can end up being something that you hold onto, even if your not alone and you spend those spontaneous moments with ppl you love and care for, those type of moments that become the ones you live with forever are the best!!!
but yes, money does eventually become some sort of “obstacle” from doing many things you want to do in life and can, in some way, prevent you from doing many things in life… but doing what you can and having those moments in your regular life are what i say is the best!!!
"[...] meet new people"
*Sweats in introvert*
"...meet new people"
*casually shows Babish for half a second*
I'm expecting a collab
It was short, but good
Oh wow! I didn't notice hahaha
She already collabed with nick digiovanni, now we wait for a babish collab. Lord knows when. But i'm sure it'll be cool.
Nice catch, I've watched like all his videos and didn't notice it was him!
Don’t forget max the meat guy
I'm naturally a very solitary person and its something I've embraced during these covid times so once I find a job and can save up, a solo trip is high up on my list of things to do. Hopefully soon.
Soon!!!! Rooting for you :)
@@Doobydobap I would break down and not know what to do when I actually got there :(
@@Doobydobap How did you know what to see and go do?
@Dana A-N 🧣 i would write "do interesting shit"
@@bluezz5002 in regard to finding food I’d search the place on mike Chen’s TH-cam channel, he makes so many good food recommendations that are beyond worth visiting. And he’s been to tons of places
Alright..listen up salty folks.
Even tho in one or two videos she said things which made her look disconnected, it doesn't mean that in every video you all have to jump on her .
She said she was bored and then went on a solo trip. She could do so because she is rich...fine. Which rich person would. You all would if you had the money so why the hate. And she didn't say she is middle-class or something in this video. She just stated her feelings.
GOD. WTF.
I am upper middle class in a developing country. So does that automatically paints a red target on my back for the poorer people to dump their insecurities and jealousy on me???
"Why you should travel alone"
While a person with a camera follows you around mmm
She's a liar. Probably thinks viewers are morons.
that's what i thought at first but other than the transition shot between end and beginning everything is shot very stationary so probs not with any help otjer than a tripod or something like that.
The experience is great...when you're loaded.
as usual lol
You can travel alone without being loaded. Take a road trip! Get cheap flights and stay in hostels or motels! And let others live their lives.
@@claramerlino2413 You forgot to mention the unforgettable experience of waking up without a kidney in a cheap motel
@@claramerlino2413 only the top 1 percent in the world can do those things, I.e being loaded
You can go to a vacation without being loaded... what???
Haha, that's first class! Yeah when I travel alone.. I travel to the town next door.. on my bicycle. 😂
LMAO, the privilege In this video
@@Angel-mv7oe exactly! 😂
@@Angel-mv7oe not really seeing anything wrong with this. I think you’re just being a dick
@@davidpereira9058 what privilege? What exactly is this privilege and how does that affect you?
If you were as wealthy as her and her family you'd also makd the same choices and have a lesser budget because thats what happenes when people work hard and makr money 🤦♀️🤦♀️ her financial decisions and her fanily background has nothing to do with and doesn't affect you. Her parents worked hard to get where they were and provide for them, how tf is that privilege? Such jealous ppl nowadays tf
@@dnaty8975 loool - who hurt you! Get off the internet and go and touch some grass, you've been online way to long.
I'm a woman, I'm poor and I'm Mexican. If I decided I want to travel alone I would be dead by the next week
I did most of my travelling as an adult solo, some of the best times in my life. With friends? Not so much. For me moving across the country, I decided that I'm getting a first class ticket on a plane (got a very good deal). I worked hard and overcame so much to get to just where I am now.
To see these comments, it's not about the money, it's the experience. Solo travel can help break you out of your shell and foster independence. My first solo road trip helped me problem solve in ways I hadn't had to before. My first international trip alone, the same. I had to navigate things that I had originally had my parents help with (especially my dad). Let's not focus on the "she's rich" but more of a "we all have to break out of a shell" type situation.
“my rich friends”… ok bro
Bro is even flying business class lol
She IS the rich friend lmao
Rich people can have rich friends too, y’all seriously need to stop picking on everything she says
@@JamesTaylor117 that is clearly not her intention. If she did why would she show that she’s flying in business class or sitting in a fancy restaurant?
@@shreekim942 we wouldn’t if she didn’t talk like her mother worked 2 jobs to buy food.
I travelled solo for the first time in 2019, it was such a basic trip yet profound for me. I self reflected alot, dressed beautifully and went out for dinner alone, put on Netflix and ate my favourite meal, i shopped & roamed the city. I still get flashback of feelings i felt back then. I had literally the best time 💖
Edit : OMW to tell my mom i am FAMOUS now 🤍
But isn't dangerous to travel alone? I would have the courage if this world wouldn't be so dangerous.. 😥
"Everything that tik to says is profound is profound and deep"
It’s fine if you’re ugly but you can’t go out alone when you’re good looking lol
@@15stars 💀💀💀💀
@@15stars That's disrespectful on so many levels to say to anyone. Plenty of people travel the whole world alone, live in a van, visit forests & rent airbnb alone and what not! If something is going to happen, it's going to happen inside your safe spot too. Travelling solo is a lifetime experience, if anyone doesn't have the courage to so, they can for sure go ahead and blame it on 500 different things which 'may or may not' happen but don't kill the vibe of people who are livin' their best lives out there. And criminals don't see your beauty & perfect contour before attacking u lol.
Enjoying your own company is a blessing. Going to the theaters, bars, restaurants. You name it! Like you mentioned. You meet people, get out of your comfort zone, and learn new things and likes. I'm going to Indonesia solo from NYC and can't wait!
people in the comments are so sensitive💀
girl is just enjoying her life stop acting like she committed a crime.
I was forced to travel alone when I planned an (for me, a poor student) expensive trip with a friend who had to bail last minute. It was my first time traveling alone and I actually went to Korea. I fell so in love during that trip that I actually went back the next year to study there for 6 months. Living there all by myself was actually the best time of my life, lol
I get lost literally wuth things right next to me. For the longest time in the barracks i NEVER went to the food galley during dinner or breakfast because I couldnt find my way there. And its a literal 10 minute walk.
As soon as you block a straight path even slightly.....im....lost.
I have to memeorize the same path to work everyday the exact same way. Coworkers tell me all these routes that i simple cannot understand and NEVER will.
So i will need the best unlimited data in all countries cell phone service. Backup power banks to charge my phone at all times outside and hope my service never drops.
I literally stopped in the middle of a mall once and waited.....for a while in the same spot for a friend to walk back and find me so he could realize im short. Couldnt keep up with him and had no idea where i was.
Anytime i go into a mall i have to memorize the exact distance angle and lane to get back.
I do not just arbitrarily waltz around aimlessly. I tried that once like people suggested and got lost for hours and never made it to the place.
I cannot and will never be able to do it. Walking one way down a straight path looks completely and utterly different to me walking the same path backwards.
I do not flip routes and shapes in my head. I see things and remember scenes exactly as they are on that exact angle. Being on the left side of the road can even make q big difference if the angle im viewing is too sharply different.
If someone drops their plans on me for a whole different country, I HAVE to drop mine. I dont really get a choice.
This advice is so nauseating and infuriating to me. This isnt something i realized until i was an adult. The ability to flip landscapes in your head is something i thought people jjst trained.
Turns out you have to be born with it.
I do noy have this ability as do many others.
I can read some complicated comology, understand very difficult equations and interpret science know how into commoners speak so that even brain dead sally can understand how a wormhole actually works.
But that? Traveling alone to a different country? I need to be filthy rich first so i can have my own perosnal translator and guide.
I already have to memorize specific routes for just daily tasks. NEVER going to happen.
Also never travel alone in the middle east. NEVER.
yeaahhhhhhhh phuck friends
@@LilyUnicorn go watch some other youtubers white female who travelled to middle east countries. It was such a great trip for them and they travelled alone. The hospitality was incredible. Though, like anywhere, you need to be careful too
In theory, this sounds great. But my low self esteem doesn‘t let me just approach people and put myself out there. I literally dont understand how people just meet new friends just like that. It‘s a mistery to me. I‘m afraid I would be miserably lonely at the end of the trip. Hopefully someday I will be confident and socially capable enough to enjoy solo traveling too :)
Try the coffee discount life hack. It'd supposed to make you comfortable with uncomfortable situations simply by going out to grab a coffee then asking for a discount just because. You can't say you're doing an experiment or that someone told you to do it. Just do it. Trust 👍🏽
Yeah, how do you just go somewhere and make new friends?what if you make friends with the wrong person and go missing forever 😭
So what if you are miserably lonely by the end? At least you have tried it and know travelling alone isn't for you. Instead of always wondering whether you can do it. I actually think you would feel a massive sense of achievement at the end
I'm very similar, but I went on a solo trip back in 2019 to Korea where I saw lots of stuff and met lots of cool people. One thing you have to do is put yourself in those situations by force. Register for a group tour. Stay in a guesthouse, not a hotel. Change your situation so that the natural behavior of staying inward and not seeking out people works for you, not against you.
Don’t just wallow in misery fam. We’ve all been there, therapy helps a ton and there are meds out there to treat depression. If the cost worries you, I’m sure there are orgs and programs out there that can help.
“Traveling alone”
Camera man: “am I a joke to you??”
I was finding this comment...and same thought
About camera, she just doing everything with more efforts. Like.. She place camera on table, and she reenact how she going out of her room door. And later she stop the recording.
Or just ask for some stranger to record her.
Or maybe the camera man is her video editor. Or colleague/friend that live in there or somewhere in US
About camera, it's not that big deal.
The big deal is, in the beginning she talk about... "i never see someone that travel alone. It's either with friend family, blablabla." I forgot about the lines but roughly like that.
Bruh... DREW BRINSKY IS LITERALLY THE BIGGEST TRAVELLER THERE AND THIS WOMAN PROBABLY GET INSPIRATION FROM DREW. Such a LIAR!
It's like.. You're gaming channel but you say "i just want to try some gaming channel"
Bruh.. PEWDIEPIE, MARKIPLIER, ETC ARE THERE. You obviously get some inspiration from them.
My first time travelling alone it was to Japan, when I was offered to train at the stable of my sumo wrestling mentor who in his day was a professional fighter. Reminds me that, if the circumstances are safe and you can get by, its a rewarding experience to have to rely on yourself to learn.
flying first class?? DAMNNN
Looks like business class
@@prismaticfalcon she literally had a first class pod
@@e2002m the pods in first class look very different, unless the airline she's on is cheaper. In emirates that's how a business class seat looks. Pods have doors.
@@prismaticfalcon she flew from korea to New York. She wasn’t on emirates
@@bae4768 alot of people fly 2 flights to get to their destination. Plus the 2 shots that she showed are different flights. So she could have stopped in dubai then went to NYC.
Traveling alone is more fun. Don’t have to work around somebody else wanting to do something different than you. Because then you could be going on a trip and look forward to a certain thing, and not be able to experience it.
And like you said, you’re forced to put yourself out there and meet new people and branch out.
definitely think the same. I hate being rushed and forced by others. So travelling alone sounds like a dream to me, because I get to do what I want, when I want, at the pace I want. And I eat quite slow naturally, so I get to eat at the speed I want and enjoy the culture's food :D
Yep 100%. When I travel with people, I've always hated how they always want to be up at 7-8 am so they can make the absolute most of their day. Always had much more fun when I've travelled alone and woke up at 9-10 am, knowing I can still accomplish a bunch but without being rushed.
Solo travel is the best,no one to answer to,except yourself,you make the plans.
Agree traveling alone is just as fun, it’s about balance because it can be more lonely but then you get all the freedom from it, I’ve been miserable traveling because I went with the wrong person who brought down the mood and complained, so there’s definitely a sacrifice either way lol
Dooby: Why travel alone?
Camera Man: What am I, chopped liver?
The Camera man was her tinder date, perks of being "alone" easy to hook up with someone
@@mcmorales750 Let me rephrase that for you. Being alone gives you a chance of hooking up with someone. No guarantees.
@@mcmorales750 that sounds like an awful date though..
Traveling alone but letting strangers hold the camera for me while im awkwardly jumping for my intro
It wasnt a stranger. If u believe her ur a fool
I mean… is that bad??
Ofc not, i just think its funny :)
I'm travel alone!
Cameraman: I'm invisible
Okay, just because we can't relate with her in these situations doesn't mean that she has no right to share them or enjoy them. It's her life afterall. She shares so much more with us.
Traveling solo was one of the scariest and most exciting thing I've ever done. The fear was in my mind, of course. Such a great feeling to be away, alone
Solo traveling is great but please be extra cautious when doing so. In South America and parts of Europe its very common for people to be trafficked and solo traveling does make you a stand-out target. Be wary of individuals who are overly friendly or want to take you to another location. Never give where you are staying to a stranger and always give your family/friends updates of where you are/staying as you go through your day. There are a very large and surprising number of victims who get trafficked every day around the world.
@@satomakarlsson4229 Sure, but SA is especially bad for this. Most of the worlds most dangerous cities are in SA.
@@satomakarlsson4229 have you ever been to Eastern Europe? Or just to parts of France or the UK?
@@satomakarlsson4229 you forgot Italy and Spain. Everywhere is safe yet dangerous, no need to target any specific country 👍🏼
@@satomakarlsson4229 Don't put Europe on such a pedestal, bad things happen here too.
Stop talking shit, there's no human traffic in South America
Great advice! I’m heading to the Sudan!
I 100% agree. Opens you up to new things, ideas, people, and experiences. You get to decide what is best for YOU during the trip which is why it’s so valuable. Traveling in general is a must to learn about new things and break into new cultural experiences but going alone is definitely even more eye opening. Thanks, dooby!
I never really realized how peaceful going somewhere alone is until three days ago when I went to Amsterdam, no friends, no birthday events, just walking around enjoying stuff. It was so peaceful, and I've been in a great mood since!
Yeah, it's fun to go with people, but it's also relaxing just to go by yourself.
Easy when you are young, rich and good looking - don’t feel ashamed if you aren’t able to have this opportunity. Or if you do - Your results may differ. Personally, feeling grateful and spending time with loved ones (particularly grandparents if you still have them) are cheaper and can be just as fulfilling. Big love to you poorer peeps :)
Yeah most people cant afford to travel alone
These kinds of videos always rub me the wrong way, “ya you should go solo travelling to take a break 🥰” and the person is rich. Many people can’t afford to travel or if they can wouldn’t be able to afford to do the things shown in videos of boujie solo travelling
@@user-uf6qn2vy1v Don't you have a job?
@@MrFriendlyCsgoContent job plus tax plus living expenses plus mortages/rent plus bills plus buying things that you want. not many people have much after that.
@@winniethepooh8766 You can still save money, work a second job part time.
These people saying it "rubbed them the wrong way" when they are sitting on their ass wasting their time in youtube comments whining they can't make enough money to go on holiday. Patheticcc.
Business class, expensive foods, entertainment, sure .. load of bull
I didn't really travel "alone", but my father left me in Singapore for 5 days while he hung out in Germany (he was a flight attendant before the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic struck) and it was the greatest time of my life (so far)! My family and I have visited Singapore many times, usually on the way home from Bangkok where my grandparents live, but this was the first time I got to explore the city by myself!
I got lost twice, walked down a highway to try to find my way back to the hotel, wound up in a Meyers store at 3am, contemplated taking a nap in an empty building (Idk what it was, some sort of miniature temple?), had all sorts of fun at Universal Studios (also got lost and thought the one way highway was the only route back to the city), got in a taxi with the funniest Singaporean dude ever (asked me questions like "why you single?? You so handsome!" and other bangers like "are you married? Why not?? You so handsome!"), checked out Marina Bay Sands (check it out: it's awesome 👌) and spent the last two days watching the same movie in the same cinema three times in a row cuz it was awesome and tickets are mega cheap 😍
Solo traveling in first class with a side of fine dining - that's what I call an inspiring adventure for the average people to follow.
Shut up. Travel within your means, hers isn’t the idea, the whole point is travelling alone and doing things you want at your own pace. She still learnt and saw the same way you would be able to. Fine dining isn’t required ESPECIALLY IN NEW YORK. TH-camrs glorify their lives and showing 1 or 2 dinners on a multiple day trip is a sign that that’s not the only thing she did.
@@throwshitatthewall lol you stfu. When you have lot of money at your disposal, travelling to a place where you can spend it easily, it doesn't matter if you are travelling with company or alone. You would be well within your comfort zone but just in a new place. She didn't even have language barrier ffs.
Even travelling for a few days can be economically challenging for most people. Sharing the hotel room and the taxi, being safer and not having to worry too much if your wallet gets stolen are big advantages of travelling with others. As you said really well, if you have the money and time to afford a nice trip, you're privileged. It's not really "average". But keep in mind that living abroad is always a choice, especially if you have a strong passport! Working and living in another country can be life changing.
@@Pike737 Agreed... And she knew people there already that she was meeting so not exactly rubbing shoulders with strangers. Don't get me wrong, she is way talented and beautiful and it is easy to enjoy many of her videos (I certainly do), but let's face it, she is really milking it here, the video is clickbait and it doesn't really answer the question "why you should travel alone"
@@Pike737 hahahaha you are all poor honestly how do you live with yourself hhaha i am literally laughing out loud at this. You deserve to be poor and you will always stay poor
As a fellow only child too, I actually get excited by the idea of solo travelling with no one to rush me to do something, and so I can just relax and do what I want and be happy. I'm glad you had a well rested and joyful break, you definitely deserve it ♡ how did you meet these new people btw? as far as I know, New York is a very keep to yourself city!
Thank you! Much needed inspiration. I travel the world and only just started posting. This gave me some good ideas to try!
She doesn’t travel alone, she films every moment of the trip so she still has the feeling that she’s sharing moments and travelling with others
Traveling alone sounds like the most terrifying thing I’ve ever heard of especially as a women now going random places that sounds so wonderful
Imagine having access to the money and time this lady has.
She makes over 20k usd a week
And made a video talking about “rich people” and talking about privileges
Fr…
damm im out here struggling to provide for my needs, I hope i get reincarnated into a beautiful girl in the next life cause my life sucks
@@12stem.b-obenita *beautiful spoiled girl with rich parents.
I also traveled to NYC (from Canada) when I was stressed out.
I loved NYC not because of the shops, shows and restaurants. I loved it because I can walk everywhere, buy food from the carts on the streets, sit on the sidewalk, watch people and yet be oblivious because I didn't know anyone. I feel I can't do that where I lived.
I was eating while walking, and probably had a huge, silly grin on my face... because the police officer hollered at me, and asked if the food was really that good! Hahaha.
I love to travel alone because I feel I can just relax and be myself.
Ikr i also travelled alone recently and im just 20 and in college 😅 and its such a good feeling, I finished my exams and travelling after soo long felt soo calming.
Also people bashing her in the comments for being rich …. like… uhhh..idk💀💀
Imagine poor people defending this rich girl with a serious lack of self-awareness as if she could or would ever relate to you.
Her channel is basically "by rich privileged person for rich privileged people".
I don’t like all this division
It is okay for someone to experience different things from you. It does not impede on your ability to be happy. She is clearly not oppressing anyone with her decision to travel. Look inward and try to understand where this bitterness is coming from and redirect it in a positive way.
does that self pity feel good babe? are you happy now?
i beg of you to stop assuming that people are not allowed to experience things
Dooby ur youtube shorts are just the best . I always look forward to watching them ☺
🙇🏻♀
@@Doobydobap did you meet Max The Meat Guy
@@rachelreese8276 I think she did.
Must be fun being rich and having no responsibilities holding you back 😭 jealousy at its peak
Yes I'd love to travel alone, i don't mind travelling alone😍😎we can explore more, meet new people, eat yummy foods, experience everything and make good memories. If you got a pet then it's super awesome🥺
I hope one day i will reach your income level. Your hustle is impecable. Keep at it
I've done solo travel once, a week in Hawaii! It was super fun so i hope to do more solo travelling later. But travelling with friends is also very fun! I do find that it becomes harder to travel with friends (post university) since everyone's schedule is so busy, so might be more solo travels from here on out
Since my first time traveling, I did it solo. Traveling alone makes me learn more. Because when we are with family and friends, we always stick on the plan we make together. But when alone, we have more chances to explore places and meeting new people along the road.
As someone from a very large family with lots of little brothers, I love traveling alone! It gives me time to recharge and do what I want to do
It hits different, I’ve traveled alone before and it was so relaxing😅 you get to be yourself, do what you want, when you want, how you want, etc, it does get lonely at times but there’s nothing like it
being alone is one of the best feelings..
I love being alone.. 🍂
I do things by myself and honestly it's really therapeutic. I can journal, take my time exploring and reflect. I wanted to do a solo trip right before Covid hit and I hope to get back into planning soon! Maybe do a fancy staycation in the city lol
Wait, if she’s traveling alone, who is filming? Some are longer distance shots, so I’m curious.
Been traveling on my own most of my adult life, I highly recommend it! Doesn’t have to be an expensive one like this, but it helps for it to be a place where you can connect with others.
I’m still scared to travel alone, so I’m gonna choose traveling with my friend
wth travel with me, your daughter (this is my mom lol)
Go for it!
hi grandma
@@Doobydobap honor to travel with doobydobap 💋
Especially when ur a woman :( it’s even more scary
Her: I travels to nyc alone
The cameraman: I’m not here, I’m just an illusion
No she sets up her camera somewhere i guess
@@goutamsen3876 but you can clearly see the camera move in a few shots
ur so stupid LMAO, a little shaking is normal, shes alone mate face it.
@@mangofork3256 the camera literally follows her hands/her walking in the first/last shot that loops. it’s literally the first thing you see
@@user-vm6mw5xw7o clearly she got some random person to do it. No reason for her to lie
For anyone considering on traveling alone please remember to check what's currently going on in that country and in that environment when it comes to political and social unrest. It is an amazing idea and definitely life fulfilling to travel to a safe place by yourself and experience that however it is also very very dangerous and is actually advised not to travel by yourself to an environment you've never been to because of all the horrible things that can genuinely happen to you especially if you are young and a female. So please remember to do your research and stay safe 💜
Travelling alone (especially in my early 20s) changed my life!
I highly recommended everyone, especially young women, travel alone (safely) at least once in their lives
“Hey, would you mind filming me skipping for 3 seconds?”
Her: im going solo traveling
The cameraman: am i a joke to you?
You beat me to it.
Even though this obviously comes with privilege that shouldn’t mean it’s automatically negative, you recognize you needed to sort some personal stuff out and you did it in your own way.
Most can’t do what you did, but you were able to so why not!?
Thanks for sharing! You’re inspiring me to make my own little trip even if it’s just to a local restaurant by myself
about burnout… i had the same exact feeling a couple months ago. i play the harp, have been super committed to music, and am studying at a high level music school. i have had many waves of burnout periodically but this time it was to the point where i loathed the idea of touching my instrument and practicing at all. i kept telling myself i wanted to quit. it was especially hard because i’ve been playing for 10 years and its become a part of my identity (like cooking did for you!), so letting such a big part of me become something that i hate was really hard. so long story short i was able to do small things and tinker around with fun songs i love and enjoy, which made me remember why i love playing the harp. burnout is real, burnout is hard. make sure to take a break, step back, and admire how far youve come and why you started. you can do it!!
I'm sure traveling alone is the best when you're rich lmao
Traveling alone is amazing! I've been to Finland, Ireland, and Turkey on my own, totally recommend it! It really forces you out of your comfort zone, but makes you so much more confident in yourself because you have to deal with everything on your own. I love it, looking forward to doing it again once things get more back to normal. Fingers crossed. Singapore is my next wishlist destination :)
Good for you genuinely!! That’s amazing. I wanna got or Turkey so badly ❤️❤️❤️ dream destination. What is Finland like? Sounds peaceful for some reason.
@@luhan558 Turkey is great! Warm weather and the people are very friendly and nice. I met several people who just started a conversation with me out of the blue. They make you feel so welcome ❤ Finland is peaceful yes, and very safe. Colder than I thought, even in Helsinki which is more south than where I live 😅 But I liked it a lot, and both are wonderful destinations 😁👍🏼
Love your style ♥️ And that salmon looked beautiful 🤤
100% I love traveling alone. I can do what I want and sleep as long as I like. Then all of the new places I can go to. It's awesome ✨
"Why you should travel alone" proceeds to take a first class flight from somewhere in America to somewhere else in America...
I'd do that personally. I don't have a lot of money but if I'm by myself and I'm going solo and it's a long ass flight then yeah, I'm 100% taking a first class seat because you're already thinking about your own self and no one else's financial situation
@@Woodzy-05 yeah I didnt realise she was travelling from South Korea to America, and in general I do like the channel, but advising people to travel alone while travelling first class is still pretty tone deaf. It's like naming a video "why you should buy a ferrari".
@@The9892 yeah I get you
@@The9892 dude it's for people who have the money to do those things bitch aint telling homeless people to travel to different countrys it's a given that it's for people who can afford it
@@neethaprakash7243 "its a given its for people who can afford it" where in the title, comments or video does it she mention that she's travelling first class?
For trips that don’t include camping in the woods alone, traveling alone is great. If ever doing a trip over a great distance and requires camping alone, I’d say with a buddy from a safety standpoint.
Dont forget to get bearspray. Also a gun wouldnt be too bad to carry. You should have basic training to handle situations with it tho.
@@1911Zoey
Thanks!
I have a seasonal position at a resort, with several weeks off during fall and Spring. I can't imagine not traveling alone! I've flown overseas a couple of times, but mostly, I drive around the country. I boondock in my SUV, cook on a Korean stove, and meet really interesting people in laundromats and truck stops. You most certainly do not have to be "loaded" to travel solo! A week in New York is a splurge, but there are so many places to just hop in your car and go see!
Love your personality and love of food
I've got a good tight-knit group of friends, and a loving girlfriend of over 5 years.
However, deep down I love being alone.
Just being an anonymous person in a new place, surrounded by people who I don't know and will never cross paths with again is so freeing.
I've done a bit of domestic solo travelling for a hobby of mine, but taking it international is something I hope to do soon.
I went to Paris on my own at the end of October for two concerts, but I knew a bunch of the fanclub were gonna be there, and they were staying at the same hotel as well. So I made a friend and hung out with her the entire weekend :) She’s from Italy, and I’m from the Netherlands and the weekend was a total blast ✨ Best weekend of the year.
I super love how free and happy your soul is in the introduction. Genuine happy soul 😁❤️ keep going, Doobs!
I love traveling alone . When you are with a group of people , you will have to make plans and visit places that everybody agrees to.when you are alone you talk to people that you don't know and listen to their life stories , that's the best part for me . So solo it will always be for me
whenever you feel stressed from work just go on a half year long trip. Turns out going on holidays really replenishes your batteries. Why hasn't anyone thought of this before?
Sarcasm?
@@naleclaudisanda8137 yes of course traveling is crazy expensive for most people
@@eonoire okay, I see
"Last minute decision" how to self report how rich and privileged you are
+in a business class
Classist much?
@@tyronepatrick8690 eat the rich!
@@wile123456 no of course not! Spam micro aggressions and classist passive aggressive derogatory lines while justifying it by telling yourself that privileged people don't have feelings to cope with your jealousy is way better!
@@tyronepatrick8690 begone liberal, I banish you!
As an introvert, I can kinda relate to this. I only feel a bit weird sitting in a restaurant by myself, lol. But I enjoy doing things by myself. Can't travel alone for too long, though.
Attractive and popular people contemplating the "option" of traveling alone when traveling alone has always been the only option for someone who's unattractive and unpopular
What about family? It's nice to travel with your family too
Hey, I'm unattractive and unpopular and have never traveled alone...
I travelled alone to Japan. I realised I craved to find friends to hang with. It's not fun if you don't have someone to share the joy with.
I’ve recently started to travel alone! It’s such a liberating feeling, to be able to do things I didn’t think I could by myself. I’ll be heading out to Denver, CO this month on my own and it’s my 3rd travel this year… hope you can continue to venture out even more :)
Looked like an amazing getaway
That’s the best thing you can do you can meet a great new people and it’s a great feeling and experience
Happy for you! The kitchen burnout was real for me after being a cook professionally for some time. I love solo travel, really piques your senses of discovery and intrigue.
Traveling alone is the best.
When I'm with family or friends, I'm still in my comfort zone and more focused on the well being of the group than on my own interests.
Travelling alone is where I meet people, try new things and feel free.
If you need change and fresh air to think, travelling solo is the way to go.
How do you meet people?
@@janehoe. it's definitely awkward the first few times. But in another country, no one knows you so I dont care if I embarrass myself.
It's easier in a party setting just say hi, how are you where you from? If the other is receptive, it just flows naturally. Sometimes it doesn't work, sometimes people are straight up mean, but most times it works and rarely you find good friends. I met a few people at the beach, cafes and bars. After a couple times, it gets easy and you just dont give a shit anymore.
As an introvert, i enjoy traveling alone, but it's really hard for me to meet new people. I couldn't even bring myself to go sit down in a bar or anything. I hope on my next solo adventure I can bring myself to do this
@@serafinschaller1688 hey! Its not easy! I've made a fool of myself many times or thought I looked like one. Just breathe and say hello.
Traveling alone to get a new perspective and to get out of a funk is the best 😍. I have been doing it for a couple of months now (working remote and traveling) and I don’t think I could have been more happy!
Haha love the end part, metaphorically helping yourself reconnect 🤣….. it’s empowering to over come the anxiety of traveling alone 🙏.