Can't stop laughing watching him tell how it feels to be inside a bus in India 🤣🤣🤣 Guy is pretty genuine in telling things and way he experienced those.
He is so right about the bus thing. Even being an Indian, I remember I almost had anxiety attack due to the crowd in the bus, I felt so claustrophobic I still remember till this day.
Have you ever visited NE India ? You'll be surprised ! It's completely different with the rest of India ! People (race), place , culture , traditions and so on ! Edit - You'd think you're in other asian countries like China , Japan ,Korea, Phillipines etc ! Nagaland, a state in the NE has English as it's official language !
He explained the bus experience as if a trip to crowded wonder land... Love your sincerity bro, it's our everyday life that you find so fascinating. I don't know why I kept smiling and laughing... It's just like fluffy's explanation...
Chicken Tikka masala in south?? Maybe he is mistaken. South uses less spices than the north.The food their is more satvik there. The most oily and spicy chicken curry are from the north.
The bus thing depends on the bus. Buses that run within the city tend to be more crowded, though you get lucky at times (if you wait 🤣). Most buses that travel between cities are kinda better, some won't be crowded at all, some will be, it varies a lot. It's generally a good idea to avoid trying to get on moving bus, but people who are in hurry will do it anyway.
The food thing is not exactly coz of religion... Odisha have 98% Hindus but we eat every kind of meat and seafood... And also follow niramish(vegan exclude onion and garlic as well) food at a certain time period... It's the culture... Thr food choices are because the geography changes, north part is mostly very fertile n green belt of India so people never had an issue finding food, but south had to adapt meat as well
The hand gesture ,eyes ,head bob...says a lot ...even though u don’t understand the language ...if u observe all these n understand one word ...u can understand the context
What he is describing is 98% of indians day to day life. It is the reason why we indian-americans don't play the victim card like other ethnicities there because they appreciate a lot of what they have been provided with. I thinks it's pretty common accross the Asia and asian folks.
Come visit to North East you will never feel bored there are more Christian than south Indian and you will experience more new things and Thier is more tourist spots which is really unique.And the Loktak Lake is the most beautiful and clean water on the Earth ❤️
He is watching his words while describing his whole experience. Otherwise he will get brutally trolled by indians. Chicken tikka masala is originated in north by the way. In south,the beef is mainly consumed.
I like all your bus stories....reminds me of my school days.School kids get discounts in bus fares so literally if there was a class system in buses students have to considered the lowest class.Bus conductor(Ticket) and Bus driver and rest of the public used to hate students as they were kind of like free loaders.So foot boarding and smashing on to peoples backs in something I am familiar..Don't think I could that now though.
It'll depend on where you eat. Some places will be pretty clean, some not so much. Obviously we don't eat at places that aren't clean either. I mean, can you imagine how many people will get sick if we did? Just be careful as you're eating outside in any other country, you'll be fine in India as well.
There is always North and South, East and west sides are fairly different, still it is included in North India. The accent was on point and hilarious. :D
Dude should have tried mumbai locals in the morning. I can't really imagine him getting squashed between two full bellied mid-aged pissed dudes. It would be so funny. Then I would love to be the guy who comes up to him and say Welcome to India. 😂😂😂
Funny one. Lefta and righta is only in South. Noone uses that term in the North. It's Left or Right and out of all the languages that you mentioned has base in Sanskrit , its only Hindi that has pure base in Sanskrit. The other languages that you mentioned (Tamil , Telugu and Kannada ) has loan words from Sanskrit but their base is not Sanskrit. And yes Non veg culture is much more stronger in the North than any part of India. Going by your experience it seems you have spent most of your time in southern India. There is a reason India is call Diverse (Because it's diverse in every possible way) and still united . It will take a lifetime to explore India in depth. But thanks , for sharing your insight.
Dude just gave Dosa to North India and Butter Chicken to South, thats blasphemy.
This dude still in SHOCK 😂😂😂
This guy has successfully converted to Indian. Give him some biscuits!
Can't stop laughing watching him tell how it feels to be inside a bus in India 🤣🤣🤣 Guy is pretty genuine in telling things and way he experienced those.
Why can't anyone speak about North East India??? It's the best part of India.
This guy is mix breed of Barry Allen(the flash) and Ben Affleck(batman)
Anyone noticed 😅😅😂
For man from the USA, this is most accurate one can get! Hats off man!
Fascinating! Accurate explanations about differences between states, north and south. Mumbai is on my bucket list
He is so right about the bus thing. Even being an Indian, I remember I almost had anxiety attack due to the crowd in the bus, I felt so claustrophobic I still remember till this day.
Americans don’t eat well? We’re the fattest nation in the world for a reason, folks.
I think he spent a lot of time at the bus stop/stand. He could write a novel on his experience with Indian buses. 😀
Kind guy. He gets his ice cream cone taken away by a poor kid every day, and knowing that this is going to happen, he still gets one everyday anyway.
OMG i love india so much its the most awesome country ever cant wait to come back to himalayas........
This guy noticed a lot
Quite cool to see things from american perspective
Damn, he speaks telugu better than many TV anchors.
Have you ever visited NE India ? You'll be surprised ! It's completely different with the rest of India ! People (race), place , culture , traditions and so on ! Edit - You'd think you're in other asian countries like China , Japan ,Korea, Phillipines etc ! Nagaland, a state in the NE has English as it's official language !
His impressions are real. He would be more effective if he included video footage of his encounters with his presentation.
I really like this guy. He is more aware about India and Indianness than most Indians today.
His description of footboarding on buses in Hyderabad is accurate. I used to do it in my teens..but these days will not let my kids do it.
His Indian accent is absolutely on point.
That Telugu accent towards the end was just too good 😂👌 "crap fellow" 🤣👏🏼👏🏼
With due respect would disagree with one point , There r more Hindus in South (Christians more in Kerala) & we eat more vegetarian food.
He explained the bus experience as if a trip to crowded wonder land... Love your sincerity bro, it's our everyday life that you find so fascinating. I don't know why I kept smiling and laughing... It's just like fluffy's explanation...
This is the most reasonable understanding of India 🇮🇳
He is true
Thank you for pronouncing Kannada the right way!! A lot of Indians can’t say it right.
Chicken Tikka masala in south??
Maybe he is mistaken. South uses less spices than the north.The food their is more satvik there. The most oily and spicy chicken curry are from the north.
He got best experience of the South India...Man!!! the last 1 minute I cracked in laughter 🤣🤣...by the way I'm form South
14:15 I love this guy, you almost got it... cheppu thisi kodutha ra* but kudos for the try
This guy is feeling everything while explaining
Man your indian accent is spot on!!! Super impressed. It is very hard to do.
The bus thing depends on the bus. Buses that run within the city tend to be more crowded, though you get lucky at times (if you wait 🤣). Most buses that travel between cities are kinda better, some won't be crowded at all, some will be, it varies a lot. It's generally a good idea to avoid trying to get on moving bus, but people who are in hurry will do it anyway.
Only one complaint I have with Americans is they are whinny.😂
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U may experience this in 60% of indian states others have different things u can experience.
I think you have understood few things wrong but we appreciate and welcome everyone who tries to learn about country 😁
100% sure he went to Kerala and goa...Plus Hyderabad is a hot city!! Great city though!!
This brought tears to my eyes - India got him 😀
My god he is so accurate with his accents. Lot of telugu influences.
He did very good job towards the end with his imitation, which is on point..
The foot boarding.... The fact that he is saying so naturally makes its so hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
The food thing is not exactly coz of religion... Odisha have 98% Hindus but we eat every kind of meat and seafood...
And also follow niramish(vegan exclude onion and garlic as well) food at a certain time period... It's the culture...
Thr food choices are because the geography changes, north part is mostly very fertile n green belt of India so people never had an issue finding food, but south had to adapt meat as well
6:22 I totally agree with him being a Hyderabadi.
The hand gesture ,eyes ,head bob...says a lot ...even though u don’t understand the language ...if u observe all these n understand one word ...u can understand the context
What he is describing is 98% of indians day to day life. It is the reason why we indian-americans don't play the victim card like other ethnicities there because they appreciate a lot of what they have been provided with. I thinks it's pretty common accross the Asia and asian folks.
When he was talking in South India accent, I was lol
congrats my friend you have been to India 👏🏽
Good accurate impression of India.
This is perfectly explained
You sure got yourself an wholesome experience
Issues like Population control, Cleanliness, Education, etc. needs to be solved ASAP!
You lived like an indian. approved🤟
I was laughing all along. wonderful video
He's so accurate. I was laughing so hard the whole video that I never did even at a comedy video...😂😂😂
This guy has PTSD just from getting into the BUS, but I get what he went through.
Lots of love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Woah ! The precision of this explanation.
He really observed everything and each & every thing and very finely !!! 🤭😂!! Anyway !! 🤩😍👍🏼
Ha ha he got more influenced by Southern State...North East is Paradise ..I don't know why foreigners don't go there.
He is quite accurate ,it's chaos but u get used to eat (No option)
Thanks for the video, very Informative! I'm looking at places to retire, India is now out! LOL
He has really observed a lot ..Mostly true.....
This was fun!
Hahaha....this guy stayed in Hyderabad for sure
Come visit to North East you will never feel bored there are more Christian than south Indian and you will experience more new things and Thier is more tourist spots which is really unique.And the Loktak Lake is the most beautiful and clean water on the Earth ❤️
Life is a previlidge in India.!
He is watching his words while describing his whole experience. Otherwise he will get brutally trolled by indians. Chicken tikka masala is originated in north by the way. In south,the beef is mainly consumed.
Foreigners should travel with a local for a day or few to get familiar and take away a great experience from India.
Every Asian Loves Rice 🍚
I think he got full bus experience from koti to hitech city in hyderabad
Excellent content 👍
I luv India ❤️❤️
Very genuine report on indian continent..
He must have stayed for a long time in India. I agree with him completely.
Woahh.. He explained perfectly👌🏻 I listened every single second in video. I really wanted to know. How many days(or months) he spent in india
Well said ! nice observation
Thank you 😊❤️
Well explained bro describe your next visit to Maharashtra state as well also Gujarat 😀👌
Loved it! 😂🙏
Love the way you mimic 😁👍
He would even be more surprised to know that not all beggars are actually poor.
As an Indian who lived in the u.s I agree that American food is just horrible
Lol u got me in the last few mins, well done.
We love American too Indian is kind of peoples
I like all your bus stories....reminds me of my school days.School kids get discounts in bus fares so literally if there was a class system in buses students have to considered the lowest class.Bus conductor(Ticket) and Bus driver and rest of the public used to hate students as they were kind of like free loaders.So foot boarding and smashing on to peoples backs in something I am familiar..Don't think I could that now though.
Welcome to absolute cultural shock and chaos.
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Give this guy his Indian citizenship already. :D
Your Indian food knowledge is 🙌..
You have grasped the Telugu accent in English well
This guy gifted Dosa to North India and Chicken Tikka Masala to the South. Congratulations
India is very crowded & the cooking in the street can’t be too sanitary. But yes the people are very friendly
Indian people believe us people are western culture 😂
It'll depend on where you eat. Some places will be pretty clean, some not so much. Obviously we don't eat at places that aren't clean either. I mean, can you imagine how many people will get sick if we did? Just be careful as you're eating outside in any other country, you'll be fine in India as well.
There is always North and South, East and west sides are fairly different, still it is included in North India. The accent was on point and hilarious. :D
The situation he is describing Autorickshaw is also applicable to Indians also
i just learned that there are more english speaking people in india than usa and canada together
Dude should have tried mumbai locals in the morning.
I can't really imagine him getting squashed between two full bellied mid-aged pissed dudes.
It would be so funny.
Then I would love to be the guy who comes up to him and say Welcome to India. 😂😂😂
Great bro you show the right map of india
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That accent is from south
Funny one. Lefta and righta is only in South. Noone uses that term in the North. It's Left or Right and out of all the languages that you mentioned has base in Sanskrit , its only Hindi that has pure base in Sanskrit. The other languages that you mentioned (Tamil , Telugu and Kannada ) has loan words from Sanskrit but their base is not Sanskrit.
And yes Non veg culture is much more stronger in the North than any part of India.
Going by your experience it seems you have spent most of your time in southern India.
There is a reason India is call Diverse (Because it's diverse in every possible way) and still united . It will take a lifetime to explore India in depth. But thanks , for sharing your insight.
Indians need to step it up athletically