Yea bro .. as an introvert I too relate to South Indian vibes much more than my north side .. whenever I see people being loud I always ask in my mind 'but why'?
I lived in South India - Hyderabad and North India - New Delhi and I can attest to what Kenny said. When I lived in New Delhi I would have long conversations with rickshaw drivers, people on the bus and at small shops all the time. The person can be a total stranger and we will talk like we knew each other before lol. Also, I lived in Hyd for 4 years and when I moved to New Delhi I was definitely shocked at first how random people will strike a conversation with me. I left in 2018 but I still miss New Delhi to this day. Many friendships and most of all great food!
@@shanthon6924 we speak hindi, but only if we feel u don't make fun of our accent. Others can understand what u r saying. Except in "interior" Tamil nadu, you won't find much difficulty in conversing in Hindi. And fact is, contrary to what people think, more people understand Hindi than English.
@@Anonymous-yr1hv this is just a bluff LOL im from TN myself and no one in TN may be someparts of chennai and triruppur are exceptions ..except that no one even knows what u are speaking if u speak in hindi but they are wellversed in english, youngsters know hindi to the extent which gets them a paani poori for themselves thats all... dont blabber things
@@shanthon6924 south Indians be trying to talk in Hindi whenever they recognize the next person is north Indian (by face obviously) just saying it cuz I'm a northi staying in Tamil Nadu Coimbatore and I personally experienced it
I remember taking a shuttle bus after I landed in New Delhi and this flight from Canada had landed at the same time. The shuttle was full of Punjabis who apparently didn’t know each other but were having conversations with each other as if they’re from the same family. They even helped us load our luggage. Mind you, I was coming from Bangalore, so the whole atmosphere made me realise what I was missing. ♥️
This ability to converse with and befriend random strangers is one of the most beneficial skills anyone can have. communication and interpersonal skills should be taught in schools, would help children much more than logarithms or trigonometry.
Agree 100% I struggle with this on a daily basis...and I feel life could have been so much easier if only I had basic communication/ interpersonal skills.
@@anishasaha4634 I was an only child and used to stammer growing up, consequently wasn't good at talking or making friends. Used to dread any social situation. But around 9th-10th std I became outgoing and almost gregarious. And life just became a cool breeze after that. Hence I feel the pain of people who find this difficult.
Tbh I'd rather not. It's not like I can't talk. In fact, I'm the person conversing the most in places where it's needed but I'd really just keep random bs to myself
@@gargeebasak9648 yeah I think it's more abt wanting to relate to ppl than talking. Having said that, here, what I said and what Anisha is responding to, is more of a hesitation when talking to ppl you don't know, even when you'd rather talk to them. It's abt confidence self image and communication skills. Many ppl for various reasons wd rather listen to a song, read a book of watch sth on their phone than talk to random strangers.
Also, it depends on the circumstances too. In college we used to spend entire nights discussing "random bs". I'd say that's 90% of all we talked abt back then. 😄
Another reason why South Indians can’t randomly talk to each other could be because of the language barrier. North Indians have Hindi as a common language and predominantly most of them can converse in Hindi. But the Ppl in the South have 4 distinct languages with less or no common ground.
There's a class difference as well when you talk about grieving (even in the South). The loud wailing you watch in Tamil/Telugu movies is more in the lower and lower middle classes of the economic strata. The funerals in upper middle and rich classes are still very silent with occasional outbursts. Add to it the complexity of the suddenness of the death which can add to the grief. A death is a death whichever part of the world you're from, it evokes the same feelings from inside. It's just the expression that would change. Tamil movies are notorious for those over the top funerals. Telugu movies do not encourage killing the protagonist, Tamil movies readily do that to evoke those extraordinary emotions. They have a penchant for tragedy à la Game of thrones
No no even the richest also cries with loud wailing if their dearest is deceased, so there is no class difference and all in crying , and loud crying is a culture in Tamil Nadu , it is called oppari padal ( wailing song)
@@aravindhkumar5581 Oppari padal again has come from folk culture and not something urbane people relate with. I'm not taking anything away from that practice, but just highlighting the differences.
Generally speaking Oppari is a like tradition to sing for the deceased people, mostly sung by old members of the family. (The old members here I'm talking about is like people aged around 70 to 90) I've been to both middle class and upper class funerals a lot and I've noticed Oppari is more commonly sung only if the family has a old person who sings it. As Nagarjuna points out, only lower economic strata sings them is not wrong as they have old members who knows how to song them. Whereas the upper class people kind of forgot or doesn't have people to sing.
Its not about the income but who follows or values the tradition. In tamil nadu they sing and then when they take body they hit the death beat with drums. Thats meant to be something grand, like celebrating your birth ,they celebrate the life they have lived. So in many rich households who follow the tradition do it. Mostly migrated population and people without big extended family dont do it. As when you are schocked when someone dies the close family members can't call and arrange for the drummers and stuff its the rekatives who do it. So if you do not follow tamil culture or have family its quite difficult. And tamil movies dont do it over the top. They did the same thing for my grandpa and grandma.
IDK why everyone in comment section is saying North India is good some are saying South India "WE ALL ARE JUST INDIANS" it's not the region which define who's best it's our culture and heart which makes INDIA UNITED AND THE BEST IN THE WORLD🙏🙏🙏
To be united you northies need to stop dividing by religion. Stop being judgemental and racist to others first. There is a reason south Indians are so assertive of their regional identity - because North Indians want to homogenize all under one single umbrella. You will treat others horribly, will be unabashedly bigoted wrt religion (recent phenomenon) and want 'unity' when it suits you.
Yes yes. Idk if you're purely Gujarati or just have Gujarati DNA but requesting for homogeneity in socio-political ideas, for one of the most diverse countries in the world is just insane. A huge lot of you guys just think we all would agree on what a specific sect of people want to wish for themselves and implement it in the entire country. We are not far from the fate of Yugoslovia if you don't admit the difference in cultural and social perspectives around the entire stretch of the nation. And for that, it's mostly Gujaratis and West-Indians who're running the show rn. i don't like where it's going anymore
Important request - Jaby, please make sure that the volume-level in the videos that you’re watching is the similar (if not exactly the same) to that in your reactions (your own voice, along with Achara and other guests speaking ). I see it as constant issue in all your reaction videos over the last few years. It gets really annoying for us viewers when we have to constantly increase and decrease the volume while watching your reaction videos. Thank you.
Right I was not able to hear that comedian... And watching at night so if do volume increase jaby and achara laughing and conversing are enough to my whole family
Bro you've come to see their REACTION to the video. Not the video itself. If the vid volume is same, and then they keep talking over it, then you won't hear the video nor their reaction.
Not only a Punjabi thing, its a small part of North India, in my experience all North Indians have this same habbit of being immediately friendly and talkative with anyone hahaha
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I feel almost all Indians r like this. Within 30 second we take d conversation to r u married 😁? How many kids u have 😂? How's ur family ur parents bla bla bla entire family & frnds. Best part if it's 2 guys "Chakhne mein kya pasand hai"😁😁
im from bangalore and yeah it is kinda same everywhere in India i guess, once i took an auto and just said oh it is so hot outside then next thing was he was having coffee in our home
Speaking as a Delhite living in the South, I can say that for most South Indians..everything above Karnataka and Telangana (or anyone not belonging from the 5 South Indian states) falls under 'North' India - be it Bengal, Maharasthra or Punjab 😅 whereas, while most Delhites would classify the 5 states under the same category of 'Madrasi', we do have other categories as well(from our perspective) - North(J&K,Himachal,UK), West(Rajasthan,Gujarat), Punjab-Haryana belt, UP-Bihar belt, East(WB,Orissa), NE(seven sisters), MP. Goa and Maharashtra is pretty much 'South' 😅
@Roguejin Da Logically yes, I mean UP itself is pretty huge. But from a layman Delhite's perspective, it pretty much falls into the same belt 'UP-Bihar' maybe because of the similarity in the dialect, or portrayal in Bollywood 'Main aayi hun UP Bihar lootne' over the years or simply because a large of number migrant workers in Delhi come from UP and Bihar. And as a community, they tend to live together in the same neighborhood. 'North' from a Delhites' perspective are the mountain states 😅
@Roguejin Da True. UP itself is very diverse - Bundelkhandh,Awadh,Purvanchal. Btw, Uttar Pradesh got the name 'Uttar' when Uttarakhandh was still a part of it. As of now, geographically speaking and going by latitudes,Punjab and Haryana are much more towards North than UP 😅
@^ KING ^ Haha yes I'm aware. But geographically before they became individual states in 1956, parts of present day Karnataka, Andhra and Kerala used to fall under 'Madras Presidency'. Infact, the state name 'Karnataka' for example came into existence much later in 1973
My father can make friends with literally anyone on the street and me being an introvert I find it really amazing and tbh i want to acquire this trait of my father but it's hard.
As a South Indian Tamil. I can easily communicate and create a bond with Srilankans ,Malaysians, Singaporeans and other Dravidian tribes across the world. But Its hard for us to merge with our fellow North Indians P.S"Mai Hindi Thodi Malum" that helps me to communicate with my North Indian Friends.
If u can talk to Singaporeans in English then why not to north Indian's i m also a tamil i never faced any difficulty in expressing my views to my friends, so please don't try to be diplomatic here.
@@_saurav.sharma_ eh? No such thing as Racism? Now enlighten me, What do you people call the people of North East? And the people of South India? What about Casteism? Is that also a western ideology? You should know for you have a casteist surname.
@@iamhb1006 are you telling me that you you are 'uneducated", with yout telling me you are uneducated? Because, that what your comment says about you. Take your preconceived notions elsewhere kid, under what races are first and then talk.
@@iamhb1006 also remember how North Indians searched for Hockey players Vandanas caste? Who brought in Casteism to the south? Where is braminical Patriarchy still prevalent? Stop this finger pointing kid.
@@user-rg3cc1jm5w racism towards NE Indians exist in south too, just not frequently reported in national media. Incidents in Bengaluru, coimbatore made news. So stfu
There's a youtuber *Korea* *ka* *lala* He had expressed same experience about North part of India., especially UP He said Northern Part of India (especially UP) is very open to ppl.... U can just enjoy like a friend with them.. Etc etc U can watch his video why I love UP
I myself Punjabi from Ludhiana. Once i visited Amritsar golden temple and atari boarder… they were really more talkative then the ludhianvis.. they can start the conversation by modi ne desh dubo dita 😂😂😂
Is it totally weird that I find the cold treatment better? Just give me my food and get back to doing your thing lol ... I don't want to strike up a convo with random strangers.
Why don't you both guys start a channel to gather I know many others have come to join you but most of the videos you have Achara and you both work out so well than any others its nice to watch you two reacting to stuffs than you and anyone else.
Yep my experience with people in Toronto has been the same, everyone kind of keeps to themselves and comes off kind of cold. But my friends from Toronto (perfectly warm people lol) tell me there's something about the place that you just end up adjusting to and liking anyway. I tease her by calling it stockholm syndrome lol
i m a North Indian..lived in south India for 30 years...as my dad was in Indian Navy...same problem...hesitation to start a conversation....not outspoken at all
@^ KING ^ I m not outspoken in north india...whenever I go to my hometown...I m not sure how to start a conversation.....as I lived in south india.....I m more comfortable in south india...
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As a North Indian Introvert I'm as amazed by the ability of North Indians to have random conversations as Kenny.
Yea bro .. as an introvert I too relate to South Indian vibes much more than my north side .. whenever I see people being loud I always ask in my mind 'but why'?
@@bharatchoudhary540 ...Bihar lies in the East so basically you are an East Indian .
@@pbx1forever329 it's still towards north. East will be Bengal, Assam, seven sisters ig
@@pbx1forever329 to wo south ya middle ke thori na east mei ata hai
Biharis are not North Indian
As an introvert Punjabi, I go through the same experience every single day which Kenny was talking about...
Same I am also Introvert Punjabi.Bro its sucks when majority of people around you are extreme extroverts.lol :D
@@Huu159 Introvert Punjabis exist... We exist!!!
Well bro i am sorry on behalf of me and rest of us
I'm not from Punjab. But as an introvert I feel that bro ❤️
I am a Punjabi living in South India... And every person around me is introvert... But they still love to meet me 🤣
Jaby becomes a North Indian when talking about ex-girlfriends! XD
Facts 😂
What about his kid
Lol😂
😂😂😂
lmao
I lived in South India - Hyderabad and North India - New Delhi and I can attest to what Kenny said. When I lived in New Delhi I would have long conversations with rickshaw drivers, people on the bus and at small shops all the time. The person can be a total stranger and we will talk like we knew each other before lol. Also, I lived in Hyd for 4 years and when I moved to New Delhi I was definitely shocked at first how random people will strike a conversation with me. I left in 2018 but I still miss New Delhi to this day. Many friendships and most of all great food!
Fun fact : A north Indian introvert becomes extrovert as soon as he steps in South India
Ya, and starts to speak in hindi without even having the commonsense that south indians don't speeak hindi
@@shanthon6924 we speak hindi, but only if we feel u don't make fun of our accent. Others can understand what u r saying. Except in "interior" Tamil nadu, you won't find much difficulty in conversing in Hindi. And fact is, contrary to what people think, more people understand Hindi than English.
@@Anonymous-yr1hv this is just a bluff LOL im from TN myself and no one in TN may be someparts of chennai and triruppur are exceptions ..except that no one even knows what u are speaking if u speak in hindi but they are wellversed in english, youngsters know hindi to the extent which gets them a paani poori for themselves thats all... dont blabber things
@@shanthon6924 south Indians be trying to talk in Hindi whenever they recognize the next person is north Indian (by face obviously) just saying it cuz I'm a northi staying in Tamil Nadu Coimbatore and I personally experienced it
I remember taking a shuttle bus after I landed in New Delhi and this flight from Canada had landed at the same time. The shuttle was full of Punjabis who apparently didn’t know each other but were having conversations with each other as if they’re from the same family. They even helped us load our luggage. Mind you, I was coming from Bangalore, so the whole atmosphere made me realise what I was missing. ♥️
This ability to converse with and befriend random strangers is one of the most beneficial skills anyone can have. communication and interpersonal skills should be taught in schools, would help children much more than logarithms or trigonometry.
Agree 100% I struggle with this on a daily basis...and I feel life could have been so much easier if only I had basic communication/ interpersonal skills.
@@anishasaha4634 I was an only child and used to stammer growing up, consequently wasn't good at talking or making friends. Used to dread any social situation.
But around 9th-10th std I became outgoing and almost gregarious. And life just became a cool breeze after that. Hence I feel the pain of people who find this difficult.
Tbh I'd rather not. It's not like I can't talk. In fact, I'm the person conversing the most in places where it's needed but I'd really just keep random bs to myself
@@gargeebasak9648 yeah I think it's more abt wanting to relate to ppl than talking. Having said that, here, what I said and what Anisha is responding to, is more of a hesitation when talking to ppl you don't know, even when you'd rather talk to them. It's abt confidence self image and communication skills. Many ppl for various reasons wd rather listen to a song, read a book of watch sth on their phone than talk to random strangers.
Also, it depends on the circumstances too. In college we used to spend entire nights discussing "random bs". I'd say that's 90% of all we talked abt back then. 😄
watching this from Amritsar,i can attest that Kenny's 100% right.
Another reason why South Indians can’t randomly talk to each other could be because of the language barrier. North Indians have Hindi as a common language and predominantly most of them can converse in Hindi. But the Ppl in the South have 4 distinct languages with less or no common ground.
We can communicate in English
English is common language between southern part
@@flashstudies1613 Agreed, but unfortunately not everyone has the privilege of an English Medium Education.
@@narendraniyer5571 lol there are many people who can't have conversation in English
I don't think, that's the problem. We are not loud as a group. It's in the culture
@@TheBharathp87 I agree 💯 with you
Hey jaby I'm from south Africa you have a fan base here aswell ...me and my buddies watched majority of your reaction videos ... Great work bro
I'm Maharashtrian (indian state) and my village's name is Achara 😅😅
Lol 🤣
Waah
r/youngpeopleyoutube
Really !?
@@dontsaymyname9441 yes
Being a south Indian never been to north but have talked to north Indians they are so talkative
@Retrowave 80's aao beta aao
I am South Indian Tamilan,I can even talk to the Nicobar Islands tribes
hahaha good one bro
Don't let them murder you though....keep a safe distance 🤣🤣
Wow, good for you
There's a class difference as well when you talk about grieving (even in the South). The loud wailing you watch in Tamil/Telugu movies is more in the lower and lower middle classes of the economic strata. The funerals in upper middle and rich classes are still very silent with occasional outbursts. Add to it the complexity of the suddenness of the death which can add to the grief. A death is a death whichever part of the world you're from, it evokes the same feelings from inside. It's just the expression that would change. Tamil movies are notorious for those over the top funerals. Telugu movies do not encourage killing the protagonist, Tamil movies readily do that to evoke those extraordinary emotions. They have a penchant for tragedy à la Game of thrones
No no even the richest also cries with loud wailing if their dearest is deceased, so there is no class difference and all in crying , and loud crying is a culture in Tamil Nadu , it is called oppari padal ( wailing song)
@@aravindhkumar5581 Oppari padal again has come from folk culture and not something urbane people relate with. I'm not taking anything away from that practice, but just highlighting the differences.
@@aravindhkumar5581 oppari is a lower and middle class form of art.
Generally speaking Oppari is a like tradition to sing for the deceased people, mostly sung by old members of the family. (The old members here I'm talking about is like people aged around 70 to 90) I've been to both middle class and upper class funerals a lot and I've noticed Oppari is more commonly sung only if the family has a old person who sings it. As Nagarjuna points out, only lower economic strata sings them is not wrong as they have old members who knows how to song them. Whereas the upper class people kind of forgot or doesn't have people to sing.
Its not about the income but who follows or values the tradition. In tamil nadu they sing and then when they take body they hit the death beat with drums. Thats meant to be something grand, like celebrating your birth ,they celebrate the life they have lived. So in many rich households who follow the tradition do it. Mostly migrated population and people without big extended family dont do it. As when you are schocked when someone dies the close family members can't call and arrange for the drummers and stuff its the rekatives who do it. So if you do not follow tamil culture or have family its quite difficult. And tamil movies dont do it over the top. They did the same thing for my grandpa and grandma.
Jaby is a pun-jaby.
Jaby And Achara Reacting To Kenny, That's What I Was Looking For
Comedy is subjective isn't it??
@@KALYUGDEVTA22 Indeed
basically jaby thought achara would end on a pun. you know PUN(JABY) LUL XD
jaby is like real life tom elis of lucifer
FOR INSTANCE = Jaby enters a party and meets a girl and says tell me your deepest darkest desire
LOL
😂😂👍
Whenever Jaby turned his head, the shadow made it like he has half mustache.
IDK why everyone in comment section is saying North India is good some are saying South India
"WE ALL ARE JUST INDIANS" it's not the region which define who's best it's our culture and heart which makes INDIA UNITED AND THE BEST IN THE WORLD🙏🙏🙏
To be united you northies need to stop dividing by religion. Stop being judgemental and racist to others first. There is a reason south Indians are so assertive of their regional identity - because North Indians want to homogenize all under one single umbrella.
You will treat others horribly, will be unabashedly bigoted wrt religion (recent phenomenon) and want 'unity' when it suits you.
@@mrgyani u clearly have no idea on what is north India is . the recent Banglore riots says a lot about South India's so called "unity "
Yes yes. Idk if you're purely Gujarati or just have Gujarati DNA but requesting for homogeneity in socio-political ideas, for one of the most diverse countries in the world is just insane. A huge lot of you guys just think we all would agree on what a specific sect of people want to wish for themselves and implement it in the entire country. We are not far from the fate of Yugoslovia if you don't admit the difference in cultural and social perspectives around the entire stretch of the nation. And for that, it's mostly Gujaratis and West-Indians who're running the show rn. i don't like where it's going anymore
2:12 Jaby's Expression 😂🤣
Important request -
Jaby, please make sure that the volume-level in the videos that you’re watching is the similar (if not exactly the same) to that in your reactions (your own voice, along with Achara and other guests speaking ). I see it as constant issue in all your reaction videos over the last few years.
It gets really annoying for us viewers when we have to constantly increase and decrease the volume while watching your reaction videos.
Thank you.
Right I was not able to hear that comedian... And watching at night so if do volume increase jaby and achara laughing and conversing are enough to my whole family
Bro you've come to see their REACTION to the video. Not the video itself. If the vid volume is same, and then they keep talking over it, then you won't hear the video nor their reaction.
Not only a Punjabi thing, its a small part of North India, in my experience all North Indians have this same habbit of being immediately friendly and talkative with anyone hahaha
Northies : we call South Indians as Madrasi
Southies : we call North Indians as Vadakkans
Draw the Match😂
What does that mean?
@@chappalsouls it means North people in tamil language
@@chappalsouls In tamil, Vadakku means north and vadakkans means some thing like "Northies" maybe
@@arjunt83 in Malayalam also same
What about west?
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My Dad is like that .... Starts conversation veryyyyy easily... I am from Bengal
Jaby has story for every situation 🤣
I feel almost all Indians r like this. Within 30 second we take d conversation to r u married 😁? How many kids u have 😂? How's ur family ur parents bla bla bla entire family & frnds. Best part if it's 2 guys "Chakhne mein kya pasand hai"😁😁
im from bangalore and yeah it is kinda same everywhere in India i guess, once i took an auto and just said oh it is so hot outside then next thing was he was having coffee in our home
Jaby is like Lucifer... "Tell me, what is it that you desire?"
please come to punjab especially amritsar
there is so much amazing food, you can't even imagine
*From* *Ladakh* *India* 🇮🇳
❤
As a punjabi it is Totally relatable!
From UP lots of love 😁
this was the first standup i had EVER saw in my life
thanks for reacting
As a malayali i agree everything he said 🤣🤣 That's so South Indian
M from north india (himachal) n m looking forward to look at this with u 🥳🥳😛🤭
Speaking as a Delhite living in the South, I can say that for most South Indians..everything above Karnataka and Telangana (or anyone not belonging from the 5 South Indian states) falls under 'North' India - be it Bengal, Maharasthra or Punjab 😅 whereas, while most Delhites would classify the 5 states under the same category of 'Madrasi', we do have other categories as well(from our perspective) - North(J&K,Himachal,UK), West(Rajasthan,Gujarat), Punjab-Haryana belt, UP-Bihar belt, East(WB,Orissa), NE(seven sisters), MP. Goa and Maharashtra is pretty much 'South' 😅
@Roguejin Da Logically yes, I mean UP itself is pretty huge. But from a layman Delhite's perspective, it pretty much falls into the same belt 'UP-Bihar' maybe because of the similarity in the dialect, or portrayal in Bollywood 'Main aayi hun UP Bihar lootne' over the years or simply because a large of number migrant workers in Delhi come from UP and Bihar. And as a community, they tend to live together in the same neighborhood.
'North' from a Delhites' perspective are the mountain states 😅
@Roguejin Da True. UP itself is very diverse - Bundelkhandh,Awadh,Purvanchal.
Btw, Uttar Pradesh got the name 'Uttar' when Uttarakhandh was still a part of it. As of now, geographically speaking and going by latitudes,Punjab and Haryana are much more towards North than UP 😅
@^ KING ^ Haha yes I'm aware. But geographically before they became individual states in 1956, parts of present day Karnataka, Andhra and Kerala used to fall under 'Madras Presidency'. Infact, the state name 'Karnataka' for example came into existence much later in 1973
Jaby shirt is gaining the limelight 🖖⛓️
My father can make friends with literally anyone on the street and me being an introvert I find it really amazing and tbh i want to acquire this trait of my father but it's hard.
As a South Indian Tamil.
I can easily communicate and create a bond with Srilankans ,Malaysians, Singaporeans and other Dravidian tribes across the world. But Its hard for us to merge with our fellow North Indians
P.S"Mai Hindi Thodi Malum" that helps me to communicate with my North Indian Friends.
U can talk in English with North side friends 😂 I always talk in English with my friends of South side
If u can talk to Singaporeans in English then why not to north Indian's i m also a tamil i never faced any difficulty in expressing my views to my friends, so please don't try to be diplomatic here.
(2:05 to 2:30) I bet Jaby's mom was trained by our Indian moms 😂
Jaby n achara reacting to Kenny...always interested ✨
kenny has a standup on fireworks which you haven't looked at yet
"Bad Asian" 😂
“Garmi bhaut ho gayi hai bhaisab.” ..... “Kya lagta hai, kaun jitega”
Love from Himachal Pradesh ♥️
🤣as a North indian from sikkim it's so true af bout that you can talk whoever and whenever 🤣🤣🤣
I am a South Indian based on this stereotype. It's so hard to strat a conversation with strangers 😪😞
Mishra and south indian
No offence strange
0:25 😂😂😂 Bad Asian HAHAHAAH Achara Rocks
"Bad Asian" 🤣🤣
That's true, North Indians are more reachable & extrovert
not to mention, racist too.
@@_saurav.sharma_ eh? No such thing as Racism? Now enlighten me, What do you people call the people of North East? And the people of South India?
What about Casteism? Is that also a western ideology? You should know for you have a casteist surname.
@@iamhb1006 are you telling me that you you are 'uneducated", with yout telling me you are uneducated? Because, that what your comment says about you.
Take your preconceived notions elsewhere kid, under what races are first and then talk.
@@iamhb1006 also remember how North Indians searched for Hockey players Vandanas caste? Who brought in Casteism to the south? Where is braminical Patriarchy still prevalent?
Stop this finger pointing kid.
@@user-rg3cc1jm5w racism towards NE Indians exist in south too, just not frequently reported in national media. Incidents in Bengaluru, coimbatore made news. So stfu
There's a youtuber *Korea* *ka* *lala*
He had expressed same experience about North part of India., especially UP
He said Northern Part of India (especially UP) is very open to ppl.... U can just enjoy like a friend with them.. Etc etc
U can watch his video why I love UP
Love you guys ❤️
JABY YOU HAVE TO REACT TO INDIA WINNING GOLD AT OLYMPICS!! 😍😍😍
Sis plz.. One gold in a population of 1.3B after 8 years..
I myself Punjabi from Ludhiana. Once i visited Amritsar golden temple and atari boarder… they were really more talkative then the ludhianvis.. they can start the conversation by modi ne desh dubo dita 😂😂😂
🤣🤣😂🤣 true
😂😂😂😂
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Is it totally weird that I find the cold treatment better? Just give me my food and get back to doing your thing lol ... I don't want to strike up a convo with random strangers.
its totally fine to feel that way ...i feel the same too and im a north indian lol
Why don't you both guys start a channel to gather I know many others have come to join you but most of the videos you have Achara and you both work out so well than any others its nice to watch you two reacting to stuffs than you and anyone else.
Come on achara....he's PunJaby after all huh...
Rawknee Show's "RIP English" series please 🙂🙂🙂
Hey jabi, tell Achara that I love her in two ponies ♥️
As Punjabi Jatt, i'm introvert Infront of girls only 🥺🥶
React to Neeraj Chopra indian athlete who won gold medal in olampic tokiyo 2021
And one thing more.. we north of indians are so loud. 😁❤️
Me too. I'm from Karnataka
@@Girish_Rao that's like 40% north Indian. Maharashtra is like 40% south India. Mh and KN are the link states
Dude your voice 🔥🔥🔥🙈
That Taxi Thing, It Has Happened To Me
i am pretty sure achara would've asked what jaby was thinking about after the video.... That was killing her lol... We also wanna know jaby!!! :)
Big fan jaby !!!!!!!! Just wanted to request to do a reaction video of sanchit from super dancer chapter 4.
Why is jaby wearing Saktimaan t-shirt !😄
I think that is Jackie Chan
If Jaby uses lot of puns he will become a PunJaby!
You can do voice character jaby (wow)
Imagine being an Introvert in South India
Please go react hum sath sath hai like you did for kabhi khushi kabhi gham. It is a emotion for very indian family
Yep my experience with people in Toronto has been the same, everyone kind of keeps to themselves and comes off kind of cold. But my friends from Toronto (perfectly warm people lol) tell me there's something about the place that you just end up adjusting to and liking anyway. I tease her by calling it stockholm syndrome lol
Please be good with the video volume... That's damn low, we can only hear you two...
Finally someone said this!
@@VVsupremacy I was so excited to watch their new video and they did this...silly af 😭
We love 💕 your reaction most
Which is the camera is this, watching in 360p looks like in 1080p,
You give a reaction of The Empire trailer
I am an north indian ...I live in Himachal
Maneesh Chopra won Gold🏅 for India 🇮🇳.
Petition to bring back Jackie Zender
Every time I refresh the views go up a hundred
The audio of Kenny's video is TOO LOW !!
Achara looks like the main lead in praomook😗
React on JAB WE MET Movie best Rom Com ever made in bollywood Shahid Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan
React to Veer-Zaara, you will love it. Please please.
Watch tan and nas latest video.. Nas was about to say jaby's ending dialogue.. Like this is jaby coey 😂😂😂
Jaby shaktiman t shirt 😂
Sarkaru vari pata blaster video released on mahesh babu birthday so react on that video please
You guys should react to and review Kenny's new netflix special
i m a North Indian..lived in south India for 30 years...as my dad was in Indian Navy...same problem...hesitation to start a conversation....not outspoken at all
@^ KING ^ I m not outspoken in north india...whenever I go to my hometown...I m not sure how to start a conversation.....as I lived in south india.....I m more comfortable in south india...
Well it's possible, european gypsies are actually of indian origin(rajasthan). Watch beer biceps for more
Harsh & Bassi unleashed | Crowd Work | comedy
Please react to Devon Ke Dev Mahadev & Mahabharat (2013) next 👍👍👍👍👍.
Please react to "Sairat Movie - Ajay-Atul recording with Live Symphony Orchestra in Hollywood"
It is the first Indian film to record symphony orchestra at hollywood...
Néeyea oliiii song reaction
Achara is sooo supeer cute ❤️
U you u you , u little... U have my name..😯
0:23 Mallu power 🔥💯
Pewer!
@@user-rg3cc1jm5w 🔥
South indians r reserved with new acquaintance s and strangers
did jaby think Achara said, "let's just become sardars"? :P
PS: Achara in a turban, now there's some cuteness overload.
Please do a reaction video on Mahesh Babu's SARKARU VARI PATA birthday blast