American Father and Son REACT to The Worlds BEST Philippines New Years Fireworks

American Father and Son REACT to The Worlds BEST Philippines New Years Fireworks
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[@MilanoZiane]

😂 ten years before here in the Philippines, there's a firecrakers called good bye Philippines. 🤣🤣🤣 so strong.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

We had M80’s firecrackers when I was a kid. Basically like giving a kid a stick of dynamite 🧨 😂😂😂

[@fujijitanikos]

Yes decades ago..hospitals,all over Philippines was jam packed with injuries..so true…thousands injuredd..THOUSANDS..now…not more than 100s all over Philippines

[@sca3885]

This is nothing compared to previous Christmas and new years. It was pretty insane back then. Christmass and New Years in the Philippines are the best!

[@TripTipsPodcast]

👍👍

[@antonioraphaelrapadas2001]

Yes... not only intense but also scary... you can see tracer bullets and parachute flares flying... it's like a war zone those times... and it's not an ordinary firecracker they used before it's like a dynamite stick geez... but I really missed it... 😁👍

[@sca3885]

Christmass and New Year are the best in the Philippines!

[@TripTipsPodcast]

👍👍

[@felixjraquino6214]

Christmas and Newyears days are the happiest in the Philippines, specially in Metro Manila .We Filipinos value family together .

[@julitapineda2046]

Yes, only on the Philippines, Celebrating Christmas for the longest time, From September to January 6 the next year. New Year is the best. Thanks and God bless

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Can't wait!

[@Jerry-rp2fq]

If you go to the Philippines before new year find a tallest building in Manila or Quezon City or Makati and you can watch the incredible things that you never experienced on new year get a 360 degrees angle 😊

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Ok thanks 😊

[@NobodyHurts-dk1uh]

It's not only that place but rather the whole philippines lights up every new year

[@fatimastage7942]

You can never go wrong celebrating Christmas and new year in the Philippines IT IS REALLY ONE OF THE BEST! i miss it alot! The first time i got here in the US, and i was shock how christmas and new year is boring lol 😝 nothing like it! Can’t even compare it to much anticipated new year ball drop!

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Couldn't agree more!

[@maretcaplan6462]

I grew up in a province and we're used to this during New Year. Manila lasts longer because it's bigger but this kind of fireworks celebration is normal throughout the Philippines during New Year, small and big cities. It's fun.

[@jodesondesuyo9454]

That's how we celebrate our New Year, We need to pop up the fireworks all over the country so that the bad spirits and bad luck will go away. We celebrate it with joy and happiness together with our Families and friends.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

That’s beautiful 🤩

[@jodesondesuyo9454]

​@@TripTipsPodcast yeah we should embrace the new year with good luck and happiness, we open all the windows and doors so the spirit of good luck can come to our house, we throw coins all over our house because we believe that throwing coins will give you luck of money the whole year, we also put 12 different circle fruits on the table, we should also put something sweet delicacies because we believe that will help us to have a sweeter, tighter and joyful family. We also wear the color of the year. That's how we celebrate it.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

@@jodesondesuyo9454 thanks for sharing this with us

[@dolce9494]

That's why ofws always wanted to go home if we can, because it's more fun in the philippines esp during Christmas and New Year. 🎉

[@TripTipsPodcast]

😊👍😊👍

[@SashaPomeranian]

Christmas heals my inner child, New Year's eve is bittersweet. But still the best in the world. You can see a lot of Chinese influence in Filipino New Year's celebration, from the food, fireworks, family gathering, and superstition and feng shui

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Definitely 👍

[@caspian0ffline925]

​@@TripTipsPodcast I hope you upload new videos. Don't post the one from the live again because we've already seen that too. Thank you. ❤

[@TripTipsPodcast]

@@caspian0ffline925 we have new videos everyday on our channel. Both music videos and travel videos.

[@silentviewer4417]

sir.i always called both of you "SIR".because it is sign of respect here in the philippines.i think both of you.if you here in the philippines.you don't go back in your country like other foreigner.like finn snow,becoming filipimo,island barbie and more foreigner.because this country is BLESS BY TRUE AND LIVING GOD JESUS CHRIST.this country is christian country.GOD give beautiful paradise for foreigner to visit in the philippines.people also.friendly,hospitable,kind,warm and welcoming people.philippines are deffirent culture,laguage,food in every province.but all filipino.are friendly,hospitable,kind,warm and welcoming people.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Thank you 😊 Yes, we plan on moving to the Philippines 🇵🇭

[@sophielewistravelsandthing7104]

yes ive been following them, one of my fave, youtubers who just moved in the philippines lika a year or 2 ago when they have no relatives or friends here prior but their families in Korea have visited them in the philippines and enjoyed too. they are so kind and humble and living a simple life here and the kids studies in a private school in Dumaguete so they could improve their English Skills since its part of our curriculum from pre school to university, to masterals and doctorate degrees. Lynn the eldest can speak basic communication in English already even for a short of period of time theyve been here.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Very interesting 🤔

[@fangirl_7n5]

the place they went to where there was a concert was at ayala avenue makati city many singers were there to attend the new year countdown one of them was SB19 and Regine velasquez-alcasid and many more.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Thank you 😊

[@norfabros5690]

All over the Philippines is like that during new year including all provinces,but in the morning most people are at sleep

[@psyche9908]

The darker areas w/o fireworks were probably mostly condo units or business area. Unit owners (mostly young working class) go to their REAL home to their families during special ocassions, this is why some parts of the city are empty.

[@LorenaRacan]

True, very festive & a lot of fireworks everywhere 🎉!🙂💙👍

[@iangang9535]

I agree with the "10 years ago" thing. I remember when I was younger, my family used to prepare 3 things, food, drinks and fireworks. No one gets to sleep because we loved our BBQ skewers and new year desserts, we still do. But most of us cousins were so excited in lighting up our own lusis fireworks bc those are safe options for kids. But the adults have their own Judas's Belt fireworks. Those years were more exciting and remarkable but dangerous.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Thanks for sharing this with us

[@igmyeong-ui1269]

It's a norm in 🇵🇭 . Almost every single household light up fireworks because of the belief to take away bad spirit or bad elements in the houses. Some chooses the safest mode by simply making a noise(any stuff in the house can be use a long as it makes some noise) or trumpet (torotot) for the kids.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Thanks for the info

[@amlona4162]

Yup! Even birthdays can be celebrated for the whole month long

[@GlennBarbado]

Really miss Philippines on this special occasion.

[@marichellbaltazar1857]

Christmas and New Year are really beautiful in Philippines…the best you’ve ever experienced

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Can’t wait

[@maretcaplan6462]

Go to BGC for New Year. Areas with fireworks are residential areas, commercial areas are quiet.

[@gerlieviloria4726]

Hahaha, while other countries displaying their fireworks in professional way like, there are specific place for that,.the Philippines are doing their own way,😂😂,.every corner of the country loves participating on fireworks display 🤣 missing those days so badly,.

[@TaylorSwiftie-e4g]

“Hello Philippines Vlog” is my bed time therapy. This family is so cool!

[@atepurple]

Christmas here in PH starts in September lol. I hope you experience the festivities here. more power to your channel

[@TripTipsPodcast]

We’re so excited to see it

[@Leandro-sk5mt]

Christmas, New Year, Fiestas, and different festivals in the provinces in the Philippines are the best events to look forward to. They truly are festive.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Can’t wait to see them

[@scarletred522]

firecrackers was popular before, and it will go on and on for more than 2hrs. Sadly a lot of firecracker-related incidents happened, videos of mutilated hands are all over the news after the celebration. Firecracker manufacturers outdo each other by releasing bigger kinds, also resulting in more victims with more severe damages. Nowadays, most of what you can see in the markets are fireworks, which is more expensive. But the good news is that less victims are also reported because of this shift.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Thanks for sharing this with us

[@nitroo9455]

Its like that every new year in the Philippines, the streets down there is more crazier 😊

[@dayeen8452]

Its like a warzone in Metro Manila every new year. But even police officers are not allowed to use their guns on certain days. Also fyi Phil won pyrotechnic competitions several times. And theres a place called Bocaue Bulacan where most of the fireworks are bought. I spent new year in canada and it was so lonely... Lol

[@TripTipsPodcast]

👍👍

[@Belle_Ame03]

I'm excited that you guys will experience Christmas and New Year in the Philippines and also the festivals .. looking forward to watch u experience those in the future ❤

[@darwinspreadlovenotwar9758]

Bro ima here agian. Thanks for a great reaction to the Philippines bro 🇵🇭❤ Ten years ago the firecrackers is no limit but now we have a limit. Ten years ago every street or all of the house have fireworks but now is limited.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Welcome back 😊

[@LETSDO8]

I have been waiting for this

[@enigmagrieshaber5555]

Fireworks that time took 3 hours but there's still some Back then even after 6 hours there's still a lot of people lighting up fireworks

[@jeirenvinamalawis8827]

Oh it's a KOREAN VLOG. Wonderful! Thanks for appreciating the Philippines' traditions.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it 😊👍😊👍

[@jackyjelai]

Guess these beautiful ladies are students in the Philippines, maybe from Japan or Korea, but haven't subscribed them. Thanks Sir for sharing their vlogs because we are supporting Vloggers in all the world. What's their channel name in YT ? Mabuhay Pilipinas 🇪🇺🇵🇭👏

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Sorry I can’t remember the channel name but I think it’s either at the beginning or end of this video.

[@gb0417]

There is also a closer view in Boracay Fireworks. This is the same here in Cebu. You just got to have a nice view of the city.

[@Rjd248]

Our dogs here in the phillipines every new year is hiding in their stomach😊😅😅😅

[@batangekis6572]

yeah. honestly thats just 10% of before years ago. it was more massive before.

[@batangekis6572]

im here in Canada and i realized how different happiness it is in philippines. you will feel anxiety and depression here because of loud silence on winter season

[@oruenelmshade7542]

Before it was controlled, fingers were also flying in the air.

[@danteyanto4672]

Not just to that place but in the whole country thats how we celebrate new year here in the philippines 🎉

[@TripTipsPodcast]

😊👍😊👍

[@lordmongsterz]

I feel bad for the Millennials, Genzies and all the new generations. They didn't experience New Years in the 80s and 90s. This is like just like 10% compared to how it was back then. Although, accidents and overflowing emergency rooms in all Hospitals every January 1st was a bad aftermath.

[@mnm2156]

hahahha yeah, off came those fingers 😂

[@GabrielEvergreen-lx1df]

​@@mnm2156 don't include us millennials. we got to experience it too. only Gen Zs and Gen Alpha

[@mnm2156]

@@GabrielEvergreen-lx1df in other words, matitigas mga ulo 🤣😂

[@GabrielEvergreen-lx1df]

@@mnm2156 sorry wrong tag. my reply was for lordmongsterz hahaha

[@Fur-tastic-e5q]

Manila is the best for Christmas and new years..

[@joypalmes1568]

At last i watch this new years React mga Kuya,,❤❤❤ Yes 10 years ago the fire works nd fire cracker was so insane,,but now,the government control,,but they cannot control hahaha still crazy.....😂 Not in city like that but in the provinces same celebration a lot of fireworks...❤❤❤❤ Hope u experience tocelebrate any festival here, specially christmas and new year ❤❤

[@TripTipsPodcast]

We will soon

[@madiskartingtatay7457]

Outside the house fire works inside the house cold redhores w/ pulutan.😂😂😂

[@carlosreyes5528]

one day before new year's eve our family traditions we go to a high place like Mount Tanay, Rizal to avoid fireworks pollution because I have an allergy to dust and smoke. I really hate new year in Manila, it's too noisy, and dangerous because of the fireworks scattered on the streets.

[@JHEN_21]

In provinces, theres this thing called Bumbong that some of the boys used as fireworks, it was made of bamboo tree. 12:05 . But thats so many years ago, now they upgraded it and they call it now Boga. It looks like a canion

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Thanks 😊

[@malouaguilar9565]

BGC was the best and so many FILIPINO ARTIST CELEBRATING NEW YRS EVE.. COUNT DOWN IN THAT AREA ITS LIKE OPEN CONCERT Yes if u start Nov. Dec. CHRISTMAS/NEWYR AND BY JANUARY ..I THINK SINULOG IN CEBU..

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Thanks 😊

[@savesadventures]

Yeah, best NYE celebration is in the Philippines..i miss it..Filipinos allotted thousands of pesos from their Christmas bonuses just for the fireworks/firecrackers on NYE..that's how mad Filipinos are..lol..😅😂 im hoping I can go home this year..🙏 i miss NYE celebration with my family so much..there's nothing like it..anyways, nice rv..brings back memories..❤

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Hope you make it home in time

[@tberry440]

Fun story my American husband stayed in the Philippines way back 2009 he experienced the Christmas, his finger was injured pretty bad. He was holding the fire craker told him not to but he never listen he was drunk though, and after that injuries he told me that filipino fire crakers are very strong like Manny Pacquiao 😂. Anyway I found their channel because of this video from the other reactor, and also find out they are staying in my home city which is Dumaguete. I planned to go back home and take my kids for good 🤞. I kinda tired of the weather here in Colorado 😊 . Plus Dumaguete city has a lot of foreigners live there.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Thanks for sharing this with us

[@ericavivienson3717]

We call it the BER months when September starts that's the time we pprepare for Christmas putting christmas lights, christmas trees and more...and new yr is an extension of the Celebration... We celebrate New yr with fireworks and get together like doing karaoke till morning,eating, drinking, partying at our houses and more...😊 Hopefully you experience it soon😊

[@TripTipsPodcast]

We will this year

[@emmacampos7484]

When I was in the Philippines, almost every house has fireworks, etc….my children were still young . I have to put masks on them because two of my children have asthma…I wore mask,too…what I was scared during the fireworks is fire.

[@abpantaleov]

Very epic 😮

[@remediosliwanen6184]

It is like a warzone😮. It goes on til dawn when everybody goes to sleep.

[@snzp9356]

I lived in Manila for 7 years after the new year every time I spit the saliva would be grayish for a few days coz of the amount of dust inhaled due to the fireworks. Oh yeah, had to clean my nose, nostrils would be blackish. You'll need to wear a mask.

[@jeanlevier7212]

Hi I love to watch always your KZbin channel

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Thanks 😊

[@matchiehsalazar1824]

It's better if you will go to Metro Manila areas to watch the New Year's fireworks. Areas like BGC, Makati, Quezon City, etc... You can watch the fireworks better from highrise buildings... Watching here fr NY...

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Ok 👍 thanks

[@moondustgirl2132]

I'm one of the few who hates it. Well maybe there are plenty of us too. The fireworks i like, but the firecrackers - a big NO. And sadly, last new year's eve was the worst here in our neighborhood. i heard the loudest explosions i've ever heard in my life. We have one called Judas Belt which is firecrackers strung together, exploding one by one. And we have another one called "Goodbye Philippines". And the ones i heard last new year's was a combination of those two. It was awful, especially for our pets. 😢

[@mechocaacosta7743]

Same here. Even though they're beautiful to watch but I can't stand the smoke it brings. I don't go out when they start to light the firecrackers and the fireworks. I'm with our dog because he can't stand the noise. I feel sorry for him when Christmas and New Year Eve comes. It's true that it became less loud now compared before because of the firecrackers ban and its strict implementation. Before there were Giant Whistle Bomb, Super Lolo, Atomic Triangle, Large-size Judas Belt, Goodbye Philippines, Bin Laden, Hello Columbia, Mother Rockets, etc. They're very loud and dangerous. The ground is shaking when it explodes. The noisier the better. It is done because it's a tradition in the Philippines. Lighting firecrackers and fireworks carry over from the superstition that doing so would help ward off evil spirits and drive away bad luck.

[@moondustgirl2132]

@@mechocaacosta7743 Yep, also Goodbye World and Goodbye Universe, lol. As i said, it's sadly not the case here in our neighborhood. Last NYE was the worst i've experienced in my entire life. I actually tried to report it to our Mayor's social media account. Just hope he does something about it next NYE.

[@normanpechardo5062]

After the new year don't worry it will rain the next time always happens

[@dannyluv78]

Check out the Philippines during Holy Week. Most cities would be empty because people would go to provinces for vacation and be with their families.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Ok thanks 😊

[@kevingomez1330]

If you know trifate two american vlogger they have the same videos and its better view.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

👍👍

[@jingiegervacio3202]

thats how filioino celebrate new year

[@blink188]

i already follow them since dec 2023😄😊

[@TripTipsPodcast]

😊👍😊👍

[@manuelortega4654]

That fireworks it happens not only in Manila but the whole area of Philippines a nationwide celebrations it's like a world war. So many accidents happens specially for children because of the blast it explodes sometimes with their hands for mishandling of fireworks actually late 70's & 80's a lot of fireworks before and more than what you're watching and the government issued restrictions because of the accidents every new year celebrations they reduced the sale of fireworks for individuals to avoid accident.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

👍👍

[@ferdsbayas1116]

Our Christmas starts on September to January 6

[@aruzcaldo1633]

and thats just one part of the city/country.....on smoke...no worries the city is surrounded by lush mountains to filter the air beside geographically in the middle of the pacific...so open as far your eyes can see

[@rommelymas8100]

decades ago its more than this its get lesser every year because there are so many rules on fireworks now and the prices is keep on growing every year

[@DwaiinneDwaiinne-pr5qc]

That starts in 5 pm but not much and starts firing on 9 pm to 6 am. So 5pm to 6 am. But nothing compares in 90s you can't see the sun in the morning

[@TripTipsPodcast]

So true

[@eagleofthenorthmacroexcell6843]

Every New Years eve hospital emergency room are full of patients due to firecrackers burns, some have their fingers cut off.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Wow that’s horrible

[@lorenalopera5183]

Hi D&J haven't been in your live stream a couple of days ago. Was busy... Yess that's true few years back before the government impose the Firecracker's ban it was crazier during Christmas & New Year's eve. The hospitals were on red alert during these times because of many firecracker injury related incidents, some are even hit with stray bullets from an irresponsible individuals owning guns sometimes from a police. Now it's controlled but not 100% many are still selling and using firecrackers during this season. But the local government see to it that every city or town has its firecracker/fireworks zone.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Thanks for the info

[@angelodelrosario7260]

and in the morning its like a war aftermath cuz of the fog

[@philipatanacio9179]

3:11 that is the SB19 new year countdown..regarding air quality,remember we have an aberage 20 typhoons..so smog is washed away..

[@TripTipsPodcast]

That’s true

[@pagsureuy5322]

Happy New Year😂😂🎉🎉🎉 April 1🎉😂

[@akosiadan]

❤❤❤

[@FernandoPagadora-ip2tv]

yes 1900s 2000s 2010 phillipines is so much fireworks this is controlled now by government

[@dahlialagyaban2079]

How about if u include all over the philipines😅, in my province its the same no ending fireworks all over.😂

[@felixroxas2244]

new year is best in manila

[@lharzb.3853]

After that explosive evening and then the next morning the sky is so smokey and the street smells like gun powder and messy sorrounding

[@firstknight193]

Looks like... "shock and awe" during gulf war in Iraq

[@thebooh]

The previous years were crazier because as much as possible we avoid being outside before 11pm because roads are unrecognizable.. A really big change when Duterte banned fireworks...

[@jonabelrevamonte]

Tnx for react to the Philippines. By the way not that I'm bragging. there were no more than half of the fireworks in 1990. it's like there's a war when the new year comes in. it's banned now so it's simple. look for a video of 1990 new year in the Philippines, you will surely be surprised.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Ok 👍

[@purplebutterfly7268]

There are plenty of bad roads in Metro Manila. Some have better roads like in BGC or Makati. I hide from fireworks 😂. We booked a hotel so we can sleep peacefully because it can get really loud during New Year’s eve.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

😊👍😊👍

[@JilaPalmero-jy4vb]

Good evning D&J 😊❤❤

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Hello 👋

[@audreyannedejesus9344]

BGC=Bonifacio Global City

[@simpleprudentideas6511]

Stay in Makati or BGC for New year's eve

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Ok 👍

[@serennaivylee6572]

❤

[@dalmanjr.placido1927]

The number one reason why the Government eliminate the fireworks is because of too many injuries,all hospitals in the whole Philippines are full every new year.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Thanks for the info

[@Gigi_Waechter]

Hi guys.. If you check Kitos family vlog New Year celeb. It's amazing. You can see better views of the fireworks 😊

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Thanks 😊

[@caspian0ffline925]

I hope you upload new videos. Don't post the one from the live again because we've already seen that too. Thank you. ❤😊

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Already responded to this same comment before

[@celsladroma8048]

its like war... pilipino love war and we smell in time of war... but we will never seek for it

[@arnoldmagnawa1330]

if you spend a new year here in the Philippines is like a war zone...

[@TripTipsPodcast]

😊👍😊👍

[@tattoos-me5fi]

This is Philippines after the firecrackers/fireworks regulation..imaging 90s early2000,11pm to 3pm all hell broke loose its crazy.even gun owners fire thier guns...hospitals ate packed with injured,stray bullet victims.full chaos

[@TripTipsPodcast]

Crazy!!!

[@oruenelmshade7542]

Firecrackers were like mini bombs and everybody is drunk, the perfect recipe for disaster.

[@manuelortega4654]

Korean family

[@bangshottibee5938]

Its like a war zone dont mess with us That's why China can't war in the Philippines 🎉 we give all hell😅😅😅😅❤❤

[@TripTipsPodcast]

So true

[@bangshottibee5938]

Just kidding ☺ more power to channel your are awesome father and son together..

[@TripTipsPodcast]

@@bangshottibee5938 thanks 😊

[@paulpardo4282]

That's right before the Duterte administration what you've seen is nothing not until when Duterte band the fire work makers but still people find ways to get it and that vedeo was taken in one of the.condo on top of the mountain

[@ronaldrivera5554]

looks like WW3😂😂😂😂😂

[@zztop7000]

It would be better to stay in Grammar residence on the top view in the best 👌! National Geography voted Philippines the best New Years fireworks in the WORLD! New York is overrated or Sydney. This is what's is like in the Philippines during World War 2.

[@TripTipsPodcast]

That’s awesome 🤩

[@zztop7000]

@DANDJREACT just watched those other videos you'll see what's it's like 360 view very LOUD but beautiful 😍 fireworks! There are other videos shots in top of their building with BETTER VIEW angle 360 degrees please check other videos with 360 angle. It would be much much better if you stay in the top of the building with 360 views. Remember this is only happening ONCE a year every New Year but worth it!

[@TripTipsPodcast]

@@zztop7000 ok thanks 😊

[@zeneeburton2238]

BGC IS 5HE B3ST ONE 🎉🎉🎉🎉