2. I moved to the French countryside (alone)

[@karljohan3989]

I grew up in the french countryside, in the middle of nowhere. South-west of France, between millions of maritime pines. When you're young, it sucks. Then I moved to the big cities to study at the university and find better jobs. Now that I am older and a father, I miss the countryside. I miss the smell of trees, the birds, the quietness, the local food, slow living, etc.

[@relocatetoItaly]

Oh Yes

[@luckarnd9004]

Pareil, j'habite de l'autre côté dans les Alpes, et quand j'étais petit ça me gonflé et je détestais, mais maintenant que je suis un adulte, je suis bien content d'habiter à la campagne.

[@krncrty]

Yes! THiS! - this is the correct response to the video.

[@ironboobs]

I'm going to add a warning to this. We share the same childhood, and same early-adulthood, and I did make the move to the countryside now with my kid. You still do need a network of people to be around. This life, alone, can be alienating. I'm only starting to make friends in the village after 3 years, and those years were the loneliest of my life. We did have the birds, the quietness, the smell of trees. But without friends and family to share it with, and the fact that you can only still enjoy those on the weekends but still have to work full time sucks. The retiree life is cool when you do have the time and friends. Otherwise, it's just a nicotine patch.

[@JustinSeara]

It’s true. What is it about becoming a father? It wasn’t until my son was born that I had this urge to move to the countryside somewhere. A slower pace.

[@Brickyoyo]

Holy crap the production quality of this was insane

[@judeskingsbury5549]

Yes!!! Over the top phenomenal!

[@instaLuke]

There's a reason why this guy is my all-time favorite creator. Keep living man, keep making great stuff! You inspire me to pursue life with more courage and grace and I thank you. Hope to meet someday!

[@nathanieldrew]

That really means a lot me. Thank you for your kind words.

[@monicaserreon7562]

Same! Nathaniel is beyond fantastic. For me, he's the top youtube creator.

[@librarylady6mena368]

Me too!

[@melmelexplores]

Me three, such beautiful messages in the videos 🥹

[@judeskingsbury5549]

Me four!❤

[@adiglobus8757]

you've got to be KIDDING me with this cinematography. The storytelling!! The beauty!! The richness!! Wow.

[@seanjamescameron]

In January I left London after 25 years and moved to the mountains of Wales. Loving it.

[@bonnyvondolores2647]

Are you solo sono… or have a family… just curious

[@FHH618]

Do you not find it at all isolating. Presumably away from friends and family?

[@wge621]

@@FHH618 London is isolating!! you never talk to anyone besides coworkers, and even then, not so much. people are so much warmer and more social IMO in other parts of the UK. I couldn't wait to get out of london, felt like I was putting life on hold while I was there.

[@schoolingdiana9086]

I grew up in a similar place to the mountains of Wales. As an urban adult, I’ve gotten hooked on hockey. No rink=not for me. There’s no net to defend. I must goaltend.

[@seanjamescameron]

@@wge621 I agree. Living in London for 25 years but relationships were based around work, clubs and societies. It’s a difficult place to make true friendships, especially if like me you are self-employed. Being back in the mountains I’m far more busier with so many events being held. I’m also setting up my own homestead to grow my own food. And if life does become stressful then I can walk to a waterfall and de-stress or walk to the top of the mountains.

[@mdkinfrance]

I bought a house in the French countryside 24 years ago before I was living full-time in France. It's in a village with a population of 40 (and perhaps 200 sheep). My relationship to cities has morphed into what you found with Paris. Go there for a little dose of urban life, culture and amenities, then get out! Coming home always feels like such a balm to the soul.

[@stephenmkatzasc]

I too followed that dream… It’s a long story… many bumps in the road… Los Angeles, San Francisco, Utah, Paris and today I have a lovely French family in Provence, tiny village… next to a Roman Abbey, fields, flowers, sheep & local friends… I’m 78… when did that happen… where did the years go… here I am today and that’s all that matters….

[@noellaq8056]

Where is that village may I ask? Glad you found your happiness.

[@stephenmkatzasc]

⁠did you get my reply?

[@Diegomax22]

J’ai l’impression qu’il a de plus en plus d’Américains en France que de Français aux États-Unis.

[@stephenmkatzasc]

@@Diegomax22 Considering the political climate in the States many Americans are leaving. From what I see many giving up their citizenship. I'm not ready to that. I have no plans to return. Perhaps someday for a road trip. That's the one ting I miss, the wide open spaces & national parks.

[@stephenmkatzasc]

​@@noellaq8056 I am nearby Forcalquier, considered the crossroads to Avignon, Aix en Provence & Grenoble. Forcalquier, artists, muscians, film folk, creative town. Once people come and spend time it is said they never leave.

[@whatdotheycallmeagain]

You've really mastered the everyday French language, it's been insane following you on this journey. I remember following you on twitter back in 2016 and you thanking me for it and ending your message with "si t'es français, je t'aime" hahaha we've all come a long way!

[@nathanieldrew]

Holy cow that is a major throwback. That makes you among the very first people to discover my videos... honored you've stuck around so long!

[@whatdotheycallmeagain]

@@nathanieldrew I know right haha You've worked on your French and me on my English, you've moved to France and me to Australia and yet here we are

[@og7952]

he even has a slight quebec accent 3:37 : En pluss

[@iparipaitegianiparipaitegi4643]

@@og7952. We say ‘en plussss’ from 200km South of Paris down to the Spanish border.

[@og7952]

@@iparipaitegianiparipaitegi4643 good to know, never heard of it in france, we say it all the time in QC

[@magicsheepmom7790]

You don't just talk the talk, you walk the walk. I respect that.

[@saninthesun2024]

While I absolutely love that you share your experiences, I love it even more when you share a glimpse of the people you meet along the way. Getting even a brief glimpse of Jean Luc and Jacleyne was such a joy. Thank you. And thanks for sharing the links to their work.

[@ianthe.w]

One of my favourite things to do is road trip through he French countryside with my mum. We're lucky that it's accessible by road from the UK so we load up with all we need and just journey through lots of small towns and villages. Away from cities, the roads are so quiet and clean. It feels like an idyllic reset for my brain. I hope you enjoy this new venture! IT's always nice coming across someone who appreciates rural France.

[@AnnikaWithAk]

I live up North in Edinburgh, and getting to France takes a bit longer than departing in England.

[@ianthe.w]

@@AnnikaWithAk agreed it can be a long way! I’m in the north of England so it’s a full day’s drive to the south coast, but not so bad if we take turns and stop for rest. It’s difficult, but doable in our specific situation.

[@MaricaIvica]

How lovely !

[@Stephanie-xq8wx]

It's funny how almost all the KZbinrs I follow are in this transition period, from being full time travellers to, settling down, marrying, having kids or slowing their lives down. From city kids to desiring some peace and tranquility in life.... Maybe it is a sign we are growing up and have a better understanding of what really is important. At least for me there is nothing more important than enjoying silence and tranquility. Also craving a piece of land in the mountains closer to nature. Is in my near future! Enjoy your journey!

[@sonjavainio9386]

I really needed to hear this today 😊 This is my first ever comment in KZbin even though I have followed several channels for years. I would love to move somewhere warm. I am from Finland (happiest nation for 7 years in a row), but the winters and darkness are just too much for me. I am currently studying French and maybe one day I will live somewhere near the Mediterranean coast of France ❤ Anything is possible, it is all about the energy you send out to the Universe 🙏 You are an inspiration to so many Nathaniel, thank you 😍

[@zoemcleod5998]

Just got back to Australia after six months living in the mountains of India working on my first ever documentary...that I'm totally not qualified/experienced enough to make...but it was amazing! I'm planning to go back soon so I can stay in one of the villages I spent time in and finish it. It feels like a crazy decision to make sometimes - working a retail job back home so I can go back to a remote village and just be part of life there, but seeing videos like yours Nathaniel reminds me that I'm not alone in wanting any of these things :) thanks for doing what you do!

[@prestonmonnett1637]

I love when you said “you don’t have to rush through your life if you don’t want to.” That was so needed for me, thank you!

[@judeskingsbury5549]

That made me cry! Struck such a deep truth for me❤️

[@rcjacksonbrighton]

@@judeskingsbury5549I think so many people feel this way because it’s embedded in our culture. About 4 years ago I realised, hang on, wait..... if there’s never any rush, and nothing I ever have to actually do, does that mean I’m just allowed to relax and enjoy life as it comes fully? Forever? I can be like that forever? WOW what a freedom that’s as to realise. That feeling was new for me but has been with me now ever since. The relief from that is amazing and life only gets better and more fulfilling and it makes you feel like you have so much beautiful time

[@antoniaaltenkamp4879]

definitely more than one person who needed to hear this... consider me joining the club:)

[@ivonnevandersteen2540]

Exactly that, same here ❤

[@josielahm9060]

i love how authentic and cinematic your videos are. please never stop creating!!

[@peakmiez7825]

I can relate to this in some way. 10 month ago I left Berlin (after 20 years) and moved to the countryside. Leaving the chaos of a metropol and finding the harmony of nature and the simple life, was the best decision. Peace and ampleness. I wish you the best!

[@lidarandolph8322]

What I’ve gotten from watching your video’s is that you are restless and get bored with daily life easily. You look for inspiration, thus you will continue to travel and never settle down in one location. All the best to you!

[@kapukaina]

c’est fou nathaniel le niveau de français que tu as atteint, franchement je dit ça s’en rigoler on dirait que tu y as vécu toute ta vie. tu peux être tellement fière de toi, toujours un plaisir de t’entendre parler les deux langues dans ta vidéo. une pépite!

[@DavidS5118]

My grandparents came from a tiny village just outside Lussan, France. I spent most summers with them and fell in love with the peace, the calm, the quietness and of course the natural beauty of the region. My siblings hated visiting for all the reasons I loved so for many years its was just me and the grands. They have been gone a long time and my mother sold the house and land. If I could have afforded to buy it I would have done so in a second. Thanks for sharing your story - it made me long for those days - my brain and body seek out the calm and peace once again.

[@cailie26]

I’ve been watching your videos for years and I just love your content , it gets better and better

[@grabowskycountry]

An old lady here. This is true living you are experiencing. The joys of exploring all that is there and recognizing the changes of our hearts dream and moving on. Never comforting or to give in to what now seems out of place. I may be biased as I have always been a bit of a gypsy. Now being settled for 10 years, my surroundings and life’s days are to common. Sparks are calling so will be exploring new areas in the spring. Excited to see how close to your folks you have landed. Cheers 🇨🇦

[@MckenziMacDowall]

I thought Paris was god’s gift to earth, until I wandered villages in the alps and riviera for 6 weeks and witnessed sincere serenity and beauty that transcends time. Villages age like fine wine. Excited for you, Nathanial! I’d love to hear how the feelings of connectedness and community evolve as you settle in, it’s the only thing that keeps me in the city.

[@ReggieWestSideHD]

This makes me so excited ahaha. I am an Australian learning French at the moment with the overarching goal of living in France one day. I spend 2 months in France last year, and fell in love. Spent 99% of my time in the countryside in the middle of France, it was calming. Love this content Nathaniel.

[@nadynekasta]

This feels like what living should be. It’s a joy to live vicariously through your adventures, Nathaniel.

[@exceldesign]

I feel the same way about life in the city. For years I dreamed of living in San Francisco, it was so much fun to visit and play in. But after spending time with friends who actually lived in the city, it was clear that the little spark of excitement fizzles when you face the realities of day to day life. Congrats on making the transition. Hope you get to soak in all that sweet nature.

[@wge621]

absolutely! cities that are fun to visit arent usually the ones nice to live in. NYC is a nightmare to live in but so much fun. same with London (although not a nightmare so much as it's just unaffordable for the vast majority). Now I'm in LA and I find it a good balance. I wouldn't recommend it to visit unless you just want to see the beautiful weather, but the parts that make it a poor visit (too spread out, can't do much in a day/week) make it a good abode! for me at least

[@pwp8737]

Lol, I'm reading this from my apt in Nob Hill, the fog settled over the GG bridge with the foghorns wailing in the background. The clanking of the next door cable-cars. passing by. I can't think of a better place to live.

[@wge621]

@@pwp8737 at least if you earn over $180k!

[@PhilipSteeves]

You have been searching for a long time, now you are learning too be present with life! In the moment so to speak! All the best!!!

[@pencyan]

I was shaving so i couldn't really look at the video. I can most definitely say though, that this is one of the most pleasant videos I've listened to, ever. From the musical choices, to the delightful narration, to the poetic lines. I really enjoyed the different language exchanges, your humble openness to the beauty of life, and that spark that you have that makes this channel so enjoyable. Thanks for creating this. Good luck to your new chapter!

[@sophisticast6959]

might want to check out Beau Miles on youtube! exceptional story teller, that one. great music choices too

[@pencyan]

@@sophisticast6959 thank you! I'll check it out 👌

[@ninaigel6688]

Can relate so much to this feeling. And I love the analogy of the chocolate cake. Living in a big, vibrant city can be an overwhelm and finding balance is key. I am currently looking and hopefully finding my future place closer to nature as well.

[@elenagarciaaraujo9125]

I am living vicariously through you @Nathaniel Drew

[@KimberlyThomason]

What a great video man. Loved it. So glad you are searching and looking actively, many never even try. Most give up when things get rough. Not you. It's like you go head in after everything. Love that. And then we always learn the hard way that there are so many more things to do to prepare to do anything major like a big move. Hope you find your happiness. Loved the funny moment you were singing. As a fellow biker I can say things rarely go smoothly my friend but never give up. Love from Kingsport, TN and the United States. Safe travels my friend.

[@monicaserreon7562]

Why do I find your vlogs better than movies? This is otherworldly beautiful, Nathaniel. You are an art yourself. Please don't stop sharing the world through your point of view.

[@CeritaFandaVancouver]

Nathaniel, you're not only excellent in story telling but also blessed with a natural acting talent. I am glad you moved to the country side and I can see how happier you are now.

[@taktrochennemcina]

Everytime there's a new video of yours, I keep it as a little treat for myself for a busy or stressful day. I absolutely love your work Nathaniel!

[@eatwhatyouread663]

Thanks Nathaniel for sharing this beauty inside of your soul, and although for making my rainy day a bit less rainy today.

[@catoriz]

So beautiful, as always. Thank you for inviting us to glimpse into your adventure of life. We are here with you.

[@gasly1018]

Better Help has a bit of a controversial past/present. Please keep this in mind and do some research if you are gonna try it out.

[@soundscape26]

It's almost impossible he's not aware of that fact... he just doesn't care.

[@Ivv93]

How come?

[@KevinBjAdministrator]

I've followed you for...wow 7 years. This is my favorite video of yours and I'm genuinely happy that your personal evolution keeps going.

[@lmgtulsa]

Excellent, fantastic vid! To be so young and enjoying your life is remarkable to watch. I wish all young people could experience such a life. I know I wish I could’ve. Well done!

[@einmanaulfur]

Aw, love this story. I’m hooked. The images and scenes you captured of rural France are so spot on. Just came back from a week long bike trip along the Loire. In the west where it’s a lot more remote. Reminds me of some of the town we visited there. Good luck on your journey. I’ll tag along for a bit.

[@lucylu530]

That is a dream of mine. Congratulations. It's wonderful to explore and experience many different ways of life. You are living the life that many of us day-dream about.

[@AndrewColletti]

From seeing your video on heights, I KNOW the shot at 3:42 had to have KILLED you to make ;) & Are you kidding? You totally left us hanging!! We gotta see the house! What a seriously fantastic video. I love how your storytelling is evolving and changing shape over time. It's seriously inspiring.

[@neumanity]

I discovered your channel in 2019 and have been inspired by your way of life and philosophies. It almost feels like I know you as I would a close friend. Thank you for taking us with you as you make such difficult changes in your life. I can't wait to see where your new home is.

[@abbyefalkner]

One of my favorite videos of yours, when the Amelie music played my heart sang!

[@Ago2904]

I came here to comment the same thing. I loved the Amélie music in the background. It fit so well to the way he told the story. (But I might be biased since my name is Amélie😊)❤

[@burgesssam]

Your skill with narrative on this platform is at such a high level now. Wonderful to watch this rise in craft - wonderful, too, to watch these great stories!

[@clxxra7296]

As a 22 yo french girl who grew up in the south of France, Provence, I feel so proud watching this video, thank you for this beautiful peace of art, for showing a little of our beautiful country 😘

[@amydwight]

Nathaniel, this is one of the best videos I’ve seen of yours! So well layed out, put together, smashed apart and put together again. At least, that is what I felt watching it. Maybe akin to how you felt in this journey of finding a new place to call home. Thanks.

[@lamyyartifex]

Enjoy the nature and silence💚

[@Paul_Greenwood]

Sequential videos are a great move, as is the direction of the next chapter of life in the countryside. I wish you well Nathaniel

[@mariemalherbe9351]

I've watched your last 3 videos as I myself embark on the journey of finding where to move, away from Paris, and how to pick. You are SO GOOD at what you do. This is sending a peaceful, wise, calm and just attitude towards a scary process.. Thank you

[@UVP-gv8nm]

Your parents shall be extremely delighted to have you staying with them. Good luck on your incredible journey 🎉

[@VoyagerzWay]

What a well-made video. Never stop creating.

[@YesTheory]

Nathaniel's best videos yet

[@Sousouuuuuuu]

Je me souviens quand tu as commencé avec "Dans mes binocles" !!!! Mais quel chemin parcouru Nathaniel !! J'ai adoré te suivre avec cette chaîne et j'adore te suivre depuis _ encore une fois merci de parler de ma France et de toute ses possibilités 🙏🏻

[@nathanieldrew]

oh là ça date !! Merci pour le soutien :)

[@lyndaplancarte4895]

You are very comfortable with creative people....your parents, this couple that you rented a room from. Your photography from your video was breath taking and made me yearn to pack my bags and head to France while I am sitting here in an almond orchard in Central California during harvest time so I am surrounded by major harvest noise and dust!! Your family is adorable...your mother with her animated/excited face and then there is your Dad...say it with feeling Papa...."Yay"!!

[@CasContents]

This video was just... beautiful. The production value, you, it was spectacular. Thank you for sharing this new journey with us.

[@antoniaaltenkamp4879]

i love how you take up space and lean in and express all those thoughts you have about just simply life i think it's really confident to deem them relevant and unique, to consider you have a story to tell that noone else can (which is a 100% true!) i wish you only the best for this new chapter✨️

[@marcellmell0]

Oh, how I've missed these videos. Deeply authentic, poetic, and beautifully produced. Welcome back, Nathaniel from the countryside haha. Great to see that your curiosity about life continues to create amazing videos, year over year

[@57auxmoines]

In tears as you describe how i also feel and experience life. I also am searching for my home in France with a very similar vision. Thank you for your transparency and will keep a supportive eye out for what is next for you ❤“ i found it!!”

[@charlesbonneau]

As a French person who grew up in the north, in the middle of nowhere, and has been traveling the world for a while, you reminded me of my childhood. Thanks for sharing. "France has so much more to offer than just Paris"

[@katy8792]

This is what happens as you age… your priorities shift, you appreciate simple moments, you appreciate nature, it’s beauty and it’s sounds and smells. As you age you learn more and more what is important in life.

[@twowheelsup5997]

This is absolutely incredible work! Such beautiful storytelling and cinematography. A joy to watch. Merci!

[@joanns5250]

Laughter out loud at your father's reaction! I love how you keep testing your wings. We need more videos about not letting ourselves become numb to new possibilities.

[@ashaw6960]

I did too!!😂😂

[@hailielegrand7108]

I just left Paris 2 months ago to live by the sea in Normandy, so I totally relate to this video. Being closer to nature can really make a difference on our well being ! J'adore la métaphore avec le gâteau au chocolat, c'est exactement ça ! I wish you all the best in your new life 🙏🏻

[@aartjetwinkel]

Your videos are becoming better and better. This one felt like I was watching a really good art house film. It's like the perfect blend between KZbin and cinema.

[@JacquelineKrahn]

I‘m so grateful for your perspective. You are incredible!!! 🩷🩷🩷

[@Laura-pg6kn]

you seem so happy there! excited to see how this new journey goes for you

[@vibesandtumbocuts]

This is so beautiful Nathaniel! Thank you for sharing your evolution with us! It is such a treat😋

[@annabrook633]

Another amazing video, Nathaniel Drew! You still hold the #1 spot as my favorite KZbinr and it looks like I’m not alone! Great work🙌🏻keep living and creating to the fullest!

[@aprilautumnasia1284]

You are super inspiring Nathaniel ❤

[@brendavale5464]

I love this! So happy for you! Glad you continue to love the journey. Thanks for sharing your life.

[@MrKP-PursueNews-]

I still remember the video where your father got vulnerable & emotional during his trip with you. Such a gem of a family & a father - I love the transparency in your videos & I'm on the same journey, hope to one day connect with you Nathaniel - Karthik

[@JaCaraKM]

I bought an apartment in the French countryside last year and I only get to visit it 3 times a year. I cry when I have to come back to the US to my big city, even though I love my city and my family that lives there. This video makes me long for my quiet, peaceful life in the south of France. I pray that one day soon I will be able to treat my city like chocolate cake.

[@claravonessen5673]

In love with this new chapter of your life. Ceci y Josh con su mítico "Yay" y las variantes de los bloopers, para morirse de risa. Amazing video, Nathaniel, your inspiration and happiness shines through!!! :D

[@vanessa9937]

loving this new era. I feel the changes within my life too and am making space for them, welcoming them slowly with open arms :)

[@judeskingsbury5549]

Nathaniel, That was extraordinary! It seems your art, both in storytelling and cinematography, is constantly reaching new heights. I am 65 and relate completely to this entire landscape that is the mood and emotions of craving a change. I left the USA in 2022 and built a brand new life for myself just north of Guatemala in MX. Your beautiful talent for sharing your life with depth and authenticity is an incredible gift to all of us, and you remind me (uncannily!) of my oldest son. I adore your parents too, and am still patiently awaiting a new video from them as well. 😉😉 Thank you for all the blood, sweat, and tears you shed to make these amazing videos.❤️💙🇲🇽🇫🇷

[@Ximevillanuevam]

loved the storytelling of this video!! also the bloopers at the end

[@ThisFrenchLife]

Bravo, Nathaniel. While the next whistle stop may not toot its horn for you forever, and while others might continue to push back that you should stay at each stop, wherever you drop your bags and regardless for how long, they’re lucky to have you. ❤

[@therealIbrakamara]

Grazie Nathan i always come to rewatch your videos because it slow down the storm in my head and a stop to all those thoughts

[@kennethwollesen2328]

I started out with your parents and love them! I have seen you in their videos and now in your own. When you broke out into song it also became love too. I love the passion! When you said something about trying to figure out and make decisions about the “rest of your life” I thought that this might be an enduring problem. You mustn’t think that you should usurp your future self. Provide for your future indeed but always keep freedom in every stage of your life. It is an incongruity that you would think such a thing now as you are exercising life-changing freedom. I have entered my eight decade and have laid all of the groundwork for an international move to somewhere I have never been and never expected. The new house will be completed in May and I await getting the residency visa. I can’t imagine living now according to decisions made 10, 20, 30, or more years ago but I do thank the ability and freedom now afforded by things done then. I look forward to following your adventures.

[@ganasca]

Hi! I understand you very well. I lived in various big cities for 16 years of my life. I became very anxious and depressed. Too much stimolation and felt lonely at the same time. I am now living in the countryside since 2019, and I am very relaxed and happy. I never feel alone. I feel deeply that I belong to mother nature.

[@ValQuinn]

I love that you're doing this fresh style. I'm a long time viewer, it's great to see you keep changing and growing

[@thaodinh8390]

Everything is always changing so are our preferences. It’s okay to live and learn. Looking forward to your next adventures!

[@valeriekporye]

This is one of my favourite videos you've created so far! ❤

[@Karim-so9jc]

Wherever we go, we take ourselves

[@Allaiya.]

I mostly grew up in the countryside in the US. Moved to the city after college because that’s where the jobs were these days. I think when you’re young, you want to live in the cities but I feel like the older one gets, the more the countryside calls to you. At least, those who grew up experiencing it.

[@gabrielthebault8774]

Je commente jamais, mais c'est juste incroyabe ! C'est dur de trouver du contenu en rapport avec la France en Anglais et là tu me donnes ce combo avec en prime un focus hyper important sur notre culture. Continue !

[@luca2612]

Pour avoir grandi dans un village jusqu’à partir à Paris pour étudier en uni, je te comprends ! J’ai grandi avec l’habitude d’être dans un lieu paisible, entouré par la nature, les forêts, les montagnes, les oiseaux, la beauté de la rosée du matin,… En arrivant à Paris pour la première fois, j’avais déjà du mal à dormir avec la pollution sonore constante en ville. J’ai certes énormément profité de la ville dans mes débuts mais j’ai fini par prendre une pause pour me recentrer sur moi-même et l’essentiel. ❤️

[@JulianLopes]

There is something truly inspirational about this video, about your journey, about your changes. 🖤

[@missglenellen]

You're an artist too! I love your episodes, your philosophy, your questions, your search for answers... you're so sympathetic!

[@KetsoinRomania]

I'm loving your storytelling so much. The expectation vs reality part is amazing. I always wish that creators can show us "some" bad things that happen in their lives. It inspires us the viewers who look up to you guys to know that you guys are human and your lives still have challenges like ours. We are not total losers. Life's a bit difficult for everyone at some point.

[@labanlagreca]

Holy macaroni! Nathan’s videos are getting soooo good! I’m actually in love! Best story telling and cinematography on KZbin right now in my opinion!

[@olya_kruhlii]

it was so unexpected yet vital to bump into your video now❤️ merci beaucoup, j’adore cette vidéo

[@julijanatomicevic7934]

You speak the words of the soul and what we all think but don’t always have the courage to share. You’re allowing us to reconnect with ourselves, needs and desires. Please keep putting these videos, France is also my biggest inspiration for just about everything in life. I have the biggest wish to visit the south and you help me reach that dream. Merci beaucoup!

[@frenchfriez1027]

The production quality of this video is so good, it’s absurd!

[@flowlikeagoddess]

LOVED THE SINGING!!!

[@JeffKathyS]

So glad you are back to making videos. We lived in the French village of Noyers-sur-Cher for a year and then out in the country in Mareuil-sur-Cher for another year and loved it. Can’t wait to hear more about your journey!

[@karishmachaudhary9953]

I love your videos and your editing so freaking much I'm gonna cry

[@lmillet]

I loved your vídeo, Daniel: from the deeper personal message, to the narrative, the editing, … I am glad you are back to posting

[@chiaraspampinato7158]

Ciao Nathaniel! Your job is hauntingly inspiring. Almost a dare to be brave and truthful to one's inner self. Thank you, keep it up!