Being Black in Indonesia is BETTER than in America....this is why!!!

[@Shekumanstravel]

INDONESIA PEOPLE THANK YOU! For your warm hospitality. What’s your experience as a black or a foreigner in Indonesia?

[@backpackerkere84]

A best friend mate... Cheers!!

[@Shekumanstravel]

@@backpackerkere84 Cheers bro! ❤

[@akico9537]

Jangan mengatakan anda black, black & black lagi... Bagi saya, tidak menyenangkan untuk saya dengar. Bagi orang Indonesia tidak menyebut nama warna kulit merupakan hal Yang sensitif walaupun anda menyebut untuk diri anda sendiri. Kecuali kepada orang Yang sudah sangat dekat Dan berteman Lama. 🙏🙏🙏

[@coolestgangsta7164]

@@akico9537kaga, itu bias aja, karena rasisme sering terjadi pada orang kulit hitam, makanya kedengerannya rasis. padahal mahh yaa “orang kulit putih” biasa aja, “brown people” biasa aja.

[@akico9537]

@@coolestgangsta7164 Yaa.. Dimengerti Dia masih merasa seperti di Amerika. Tentunya tidak baik merendahkan dirinya sendiri saat berada di Indonesia, seperti dia sendiri Yang menciptakan jarak dia dengan orang Indonesia. Padahal dia sudah merasakan keterbukaan orang Indonesia terhadap orang asing. Lebih baik menyebutkan nama Sheku daripada Black. Kalau Black, seperti konotasi mengajak orang untuk merendahkan dirinya. Hanya saja, saya kesulitan menjelaskan kepadanya dengan keterbatasan bahasa. Dia tahu sikap orang Indonesia kepada dirinya tapi dia tidak tahu harus bersikap apa. Saya harap ada Yang dapat menjelaskan kepadanya.

[@gachawangi7753]

In Indonesia, racism still exists, sometimes a small form of racism is implied or hidden in a joke when we banter between friends. Our nation is not a perfect nation, but we hope we can continue to uphold our country's slogan "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" which means "unity in diversity" because we have various races. Thanks for the video

[@folkloreevermore2797]

yes that's true and body shaming 😂. Anyway it's not as bad as the states where some people being racist for no reason

[@cozypenguin6630]

Racism is basically an act of discrimination against a race. if you mean to describe the characteristics of a certain race, it is only limited to a joke, it is not an act of racism because there is no element of discrimination there. don't get me wrong in interpreting racism so that new sensitivities emerge.

[@cozypenguin6630]

Many black people who are not angry are called "black-man" in Indonesia because they understand that it is not a element of discrimination, it's the same when we call white people "bule". in Indonesia, all of these calls do not contain elements of discrimination, they are only limited to calls to describe the characteristics of a race. Don't equate it with the US when calling the N-word, automatically it is an act of discrimination because there is a bad history of discrimination behind the call.

[@elmermatthew6796]

Racist jokes do exist in Indonesia. I'm Indian-Chinese born and raised in Indonesia. My friends always joke about Indian and Chinese people (stereotypes) and I also joke back about Javanese and Sundanese stereotypes. No one ever has hard feelings about it because we know those were jokes and we truly respect each other. In my experience, people who call on others racist have hatreds buried deep in their hearts just as much as a true racist do.

[@bapao83]

Its all fun and jokes, until they start to joke about their religion.

[@popular102001]

Where you from is not important here. As long as you show good attitude, then you are fit in Indonesia. Mostly we always try to treat everyone well, eventhough we do not know each other. Hope you enjoy your trip

[@Shekumanstravel]

Well said mate. Indonesian are very open people to everyone.

[@mchlwj41]

Indonesia is a friendly nation, except for the Chinese and Christian religions, how many temples and churches were burnt on Indonesian soil, just not exposed

[@samphyrz]

@@mchlwj41 Well I'm a Muslim and I hate those kind of Muslim who do something like that. Probably boomer conservative idiot.

[@addicz2]

@@mchlwj41 we muslims really sorry about that. About chinese both parties are at fault. One side is too arogant and the other are too jealous about moneys. And about christians. Well very sorry we cant control the extremies. We hate them too actually

[@daboribo8372]

@@addicz2 arrogant chinese?? I don't think that guy talking about Chinese Country. He means Tionghoa people who were born and live in Indonesia. The minority ethnic.

[@MyzteryPH]

I REALLY LOVE INDONESIA THAT'S MY DREAM COUNTRY TO VISIT - Greetings from your neighboring country, brother, The Philippines❤❤❤

[@08bagusyayangprayoga62]

salamat po

[@YonathanFast]

Hope to meet you while you coming

[@vanLT]

i want to visit philippines. we should swap place 😂

[@MyzteryPH]

@@vanLT gOh 😂

[@catzero4085]

😊

[@mukhamadsuhermanto2764]

8:30 Asia-Afrika Street is named after Konferensi Asia-Afrika (Afro-Asian Conference) in 1955. It sparked the independent movement across Africa. Even one of the country which had the representation in the conference did not even had a flag yet, and the committee created it. Nelson Mandela often mentioned the importance of Afro-Asian Conference for the African countries. Yet, it is way underrated since it is not the western favor. On the contrary, it shows the real face of the West in the history.

[@Shekumanstravel]

Thanks for the history reminder!!! 👍🏾

[@dividedememories9033]

Artinya?

[@sesarchairudin5056]

@@dividedememories9033 ente adalah gol kiper paling baik

[@Somefolks52]

@@sesarchairudin5056 hahaha

[@diwucalberich462]

@@dividedememories9033 google translate

[@prasw428]

Racism and discrimination stem from disparity and injustice. Even in Indonesia, where there are disparities in areas such as education and healthcare, the habit of showing respect and kindness towards others has helped to unite the diverse population. The moral values held by Indonesians have played a key role in fostering a sense of togetherness. 🥰🥰

[@hikashia.halfiah3582]

This, racism and discrimination are probably symptoms of deeper problems of the society, usually inequality, disparity, injustices, etc. Indonesia is not exactly free of racism either (especially worse during pre-reformation), but our cultural value and national historical root has make the Indonesia that's fairly tolerant you see nowadays; even with the same inequality, disparity, and injustice problems. Doesn't mean we should be lulled to this false sense of security though, eventually if the deeper problems persists, especially social inequality is not handled well, we will be well on express train to ethno-religious-social conflicts, maybe even way worse than the US now.

[@realveral5383]

A lot of Indonesians have black/brown friends and guess what their nicknames are? Blacky, Keling, Ambon, and the list go on. Most of Indonesians respect other people in front of 'that people', once you're out of sight you might be the main topic of their convo. About moral value, oh idk where to start about this, try being gay or apostate, you will see what kind of moral value they hold on to.

[@elang1st]

just make them enjoy with u n u can control their mind here 🤣 make them hate each other or something, cause the data said "lowest iq in southeast asia". Government, please wake up~

[@prasw428]

@@elang1st IQ and EQ, both are very important

[@elang1st]

@@prasw428 yeah, cause the great people left the country, even changing nationality

[@f4wnz132]

All the love to my Indonesian brothers and sisters, from Iraq. 🇮🇶 ❤️ 🇮🇩

[@REN-il5bu]

Much love from here to ❤

[@rani-pj5me]

Love for the iraqi brothers and sisters I really love mesopotamian history. I watched them over and over since they play it on Indonesian local television channel back when I was a kid. Very heart breaking what they did to your country's valluable ancient relics and more over, every Iraq's civillian who receive the war damages. World has never been a fair place. But I believe we all still could do better and pray for each other.

[@elol9025]

much love from indonesia too🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@RunorGetCaught]

Love you too, brother

[@missblackrose350]

Iraq we love you two, you guys been so destroyed by the yanks ...I am so sorry 😢

[@ojiex2514]

Kadang mental orang Indonesia sudah terbiasa tidak mudah tersinggung sering kena mental sejak kecil jadinya rasisnya tidak menjadi masalah. Malah kadang menjadi candaan yang diingat ingat untuk dikenang

[@ib7vh]

Ngatain nama orang tua sejak dini 😂

[@elsanoviyanti7018]

​@@ib7vhanjirrr iyaa bangettt lagi.. 😂😂😂

[@Garuda_Indonesia681]

Temen gue aja udah biasa di panggil si hitam 😂

[@nautasoltari]

Nah, apalagi kalo tinggalnya di kita multietnis kayak jakarta. Itu kerasa banget kalo ngejoke antara teman pasti bawa ras. Tapi krna udah biasa, jadinya tetep ketawa bareng

[@Sanzzzzzzzzz]

Dri sd udh di bilang cina2, krna agama gw konghucu tpi sekolah di sekolah swasta murah trus sekolah negeri, klo mau nyapa smbil panggil nama bapak

[@Si_nengatcha]

Just a story, I had a colleague, he's a US citizen but originally from Africa (he migrated). He came to Indonesia for work and based in Jakarta. One day, we had a workshop in Jayapura (it's in Papua). He told me, that nobody thought he was a foreigner, even people tried to make small talk to him in Indonesian... Until he opened his mouth and replied in English.. 😄😄

[@deedee2455]

Haha kocak :D

[@mahaulya7535]

Ketemu yg selevel soalnya 😂

[@tonce5508]

If you were born and raised in Papua, you can definitely see the physical differences between Papuans and Africans.

[@tonce5508]

Jangankan orang Afrika.. setiap suku di Papua pun memiliki ciri² fisik yang berbeda. Orang Infonesia di luar Papua pasti bingung menebak asal mereka dari suku apa atau wilayah mana.. tapi itu hal yg mudah bagi kami. So, i dont believe when you wrote that NOBODY here thought he was a foreigner.

[@Aru_im]

@@tonce5508 when he said NOBODY, he meant nobody in Jakarta. Of course nobody might be an exaggeration, but most people in Jakarta has never interacted with black skin enough to tell the difference.

[@kimjihyung9282]

It doesn't matter where you're from. You'll be fine in Indonesia if you maintain a positive attitude. Even if we don't know each other, we try to treat everyone with respect. We are more drawn to someone's kindness than their physical appearance. As an Indonesian, I am thrilled that you visited and highlighted so many of the country's best features! Despite the fact that racism still exists in Indonesia.

[@alnazdili4691]

sjsksksk it reminds me of some tourists in bali who quite troublesome for some locals

[@ahmedzain8807]

Racism still exists towards black only.. White people will be always treated with respect right 😊😊

[@10.ikadekanandadwipayadnya83]

The funny thing is as an Indonesian myself, its not that we arent racist, some parts do have racist issues. Its just that its not that bad and we don't care due to our tradition and cultures keeping us busy. as long as you respect our lifestyle and culture we Will welcome you (and once we become close friends we can be racist torwards each other for shits and giggles)

[@rusticcloud3325]

Yeah, racism in Indonesia isn't non-existent, it's just that racism in America is worse

[@nadroj9338]

Yea i can agree cause im too an indonesian

[@bowlofradishes]

I agree with this lol

[@junaidywijaya]

can't agree more, that's a main indication of "close Friends" when you can laugh at religion jokes and body shaming each other

[@rosinesier]

Yeah me and my friends bring each of our own ethnicities for fun and have a good laugh about it lol

[@mrey-ye9jx]

We don't care what color your skin is as long as you are a good person. We will open our hearts sincerely to you. Greetings of love from Indonesia

[@carlosliwang2518]

From sabang to merauke...from malay people to our black brothers and sisters in papua and everyything in between, chinese, south asian, arabs, everyone! Unity in Diversity! We are Indonesia!

[@Shekumanstravel]

BIG RESPECT!!!!!❤️

[@babybeast4556]

@@Ffdipedie Oh please, he already mention them by saying "everything in between". Stop crying over small things

[@Peach_Bear.]

@@babybeast4556 ikr 😂

[@AM-vf8cn]

@@Ffdipedie He is trying to say all the people of Indonesia from the west (malay) to the east (papua), then he added 'everything in between...

[@nightcoreparanoiacantillat6557]

@@Ffdipedie saya suku jawa tapi saya tidak setuju dengan anda.,coba searching di google lebih dalam lagi..,nenek moyang kita dulunya adalah orang melayu dan juga dna kita udah tercampur dengan etnis lain karena perkawinan antar etnis.,jadi semisal kamu dari suku jawa. Kamu itu tidak sepenuhnya jawa.,dan satu hal lain yang perlu anda tau. Ketika orang luar membahas sesuatu tentang kerajaan di jawa.,entah itu kerajaan mataram, majapahit, kediri atau sunda.,kebanyakan orang luar tidak menyebut kata javanese atau sundanese..,melainkan malay Dan ketika kamu tersinggung hanya karena etnis mayoritas tidak disebut apa gunanya semboyan bhineka tunggal ika Semboyan kita adalah bersatu dalam perbedaan.,jadi apapun ras anda, apapun etnis anda selagi dihati kita ada sang saka merah putih.,kita adalah saudara dan kita adalah indonesia

[@rasmanhidayat971]

I've seen so much foreign travel vlog in indonesia, especialy bandung coz i live in bandung. youre the best travel vlogger so far, the video taking, the naration, everything. youre doing great capturing bandung mate. thank you so much... PS: dont say about your skin colour too much mate, coz in indonesia we always stand with our country motto: UNITY IN DIVERSITY ☺

[@babajack1246]

Keren kalimatnya. Salam dr Sulut.

[@DY2C999]

R8, Indonesia have multiple & various tribes, around 700 tribes lies from the west to east islands of this country, and to tell you the truth, those tribes has many kind of skin colour, from the white skin, yellow, brown until black, and we never highlight or pointed onto your skin color.

[@erfanwardana9769]

BHINNEKA TUNGGAL IKA !

[@sofhar4102]

Just share the tips of your trip : Keep respect the locals wherever you are, then they will give you hospitality... and they will keep you away, if you look down on them whatever the color of your skin

[@imbouttofukingnut]

Hospitality? Positivity kalik

[@ZulRf]

@@imbouttofukingnut Hospitality yang bener. mendingan lo riset dikit ke gugel atau kamus dulu sebelum lo meluruskan sesuatu.

[@imbouttofukingnut]

@@ZulRf hahaha iya njir

[@noLeeblueski]

😂😂

[@Jempolsosmed]

​@@ZulRf riset apa research nih?? Ah kya lu bener aja

[@iracitrawati4288]

Buat kami di Indonesia,indah nya melihat kecantikan tak dengan hal2 mentah ... Warna kulit apapun, budaya apapun, suku apapun , bahasa apapun buat kami bisa melihat semua kecantikan nya

[@Mugenjin909]

You will find most of them very friendly when you meet them in person. But in social media, you could use their comments as adrenaline trigger. Very energizing

[@glitch5048]

Yeah, social Media IS really toxic

[@luckygirl2674]

Yeah

[@irvancrocs1753]

Can't beat netijen indo extra micin in their brain lol..

[@barbenheimerr]

Yes that's true

[@myf4043]

@Safni A. Banyak komen lu bacot

[@hellomumsy21]

I learn about my country through your content while I am in London. Thanks for bringing out the best of Indonesia deeply about the people kindness because that's what I missed the most now. And I learn also to make KZbin because of you 😁 Enjoy Indonesia

[@Shekumanstravel]

Happy to hear that! By far one of my best trip in Asia so far.

[@usmannasirin7827]

Kak ku yang cantik semoga di sana sehat sehat selalu Amin

[@ayualami1008]

You're video is so good the editing, the narration, everything. Thanks for sharing you're beautiful story in Indonesia, it's wonderful

[@Shekumanstravel]

Means a lot 😊thank you!!!

[@andiqalfizaputra5987]

@@Shekumanstravel believe me, your level of work is surpass Our Ministry of Culture and Science civil servant. Be proud of that. Thanks for beutiful representation.

[@fragile302]

Indonesia in real life :😇😊😁😀 Indonesia in online :😤😤😠😠

[@pursonsoiiwifeey]

fr, couldn't agree more😭

[@Sihiranimasi]

Tergantung situasi...

[@famfam1803]

As an Indonesian, we are so much worse online than irl lol.

[@Alhirokageno]

Normal day in SEA people

[@halimahaina4350]

😂😂😂

[@bimachandra5859]

Indonesian here. I went to Oklahoma city for a business trip and I have a hard time explaining to people there, what my race is because I've never been asked about my race my entire life. And I consider it to be rude and unprofessional. At one point someone even said to me "If you're from Asia, why don't you look yellow and your eyes are not almond shaped?" girl deadass thinks all Asians look like Chinese.

[@axeltroysugiarto5473]

That's insane.

[@radityabudimansyah1240]

Fr mate, my friend from america told me how i did not look like a chinese at all. Bro legit thought all asian have small eyes 🗿

[@karistartnotenough6358]

I think they are suck at geography

[@wdadwdwdwadw8604]

the issue in america atm is education, people have gotten more ignorant over the years and social media ismaking it worse by the bombardment of fake news and fake crimes/articles.

[@semangatrai]

Even Arab is in Asia lol

[@Solbite]

As an indonesian Im really happy that you visited indonesia and pointed so much all of the perfect things in indonesia! Though theres still a little racism on indonesia, theres not alot of them unlike usa, because indonesian are very friendly to almost anyone, thank you for visiting indonesia i really appriciate it! Indonesia loves you. ♥︎

[@Gurania]

No matter what your skin color, as long you can say "saya cinta Indonesia", you'll be welcome. We'll love you as long you love our country. That is Indonesia.

[@purnamalaode3958]

That's true

[@NickDas-x2h]

I as Indonesian well very thank to sheku mans has done to make short original story about Indonesian people and open minded too to the another foreign or tourism to come out country Indonesia. Good job brother

[@robertk4517]

Respect and kindness begets respect and kindness.This is the lesson I've learned through all my years traveling. There is no hiding when you are on the road. If you are in a bad mood and rude to people, as a foreigner you get it back pretty quick or at least you become self aware of your actions quickly. Its such an important lesson for life and humanity - We are all connected, constantly giving off positive or negative charges. Seems like you have connected to the positive. Awesome!

[@aurickvelary1428]

Mungkin masi ada di beberapa tempat di indonesia yg masi rasis, tapi bahkan di beberapa kota kecil toleransi antar suku, ras dan agama bisa lebih baik dari yg kita kira. tapi kami sebagai bangsa yg punya beragam suku mencoba untuk saling menghargai agar semua bangsa di dunia bisa melihat indonesia dengan beragam suku dan budaya yang kita punya bisa berbaur dengan baik dan damai. Kami punya sejarah buruk soal rasisme tapi itu menjadi pelajaran berharga agar kita lebih bisa memahami antar suku ras agar kedepan nya tidak terjadi hal rasis yg bisa mengakibat kan kekerasan. Kami orang indonesia kami cinta semua orang.

[@gomblohgendut4071]

Is Depok in Indonesia ?

[@wyzkun]

​@@gomblohgendut4071depok is not even on earth. separate planet.

[@TEEN.VAN1]

​@@wyzkunwhat-?

[@TEEN.VAN1]

​@@gomblohgendut4071it is!

[@Handepsilon]

​@@wyzkunwait, I thought that was Bekasi

[@Only_Ciira]

In Indonesia,we have something that called “PANCASILA” which means “5 DASAR” in Indonesia,but translated “5 Rules” or smth like that. Rule No.3 says to: “Persatuan Indonesia” which means Indonesian people needs to work together,and have a strong relationship between each other,and ends racism around us 😊

[@anayiuyiu4476]

lebih tepatnya "Bhinika Tunggal Eka" berbeda2 tetapi tetap SATU jua.

[@Jannalee15]

BENARRR​@@anayiuyiu4476

[@rasnaina1910]

Inti nya jelasin ke bule.. bahwa Indonesia itu orang nya berbeda tapi bersatu atas nasionalisme bangsa Indonesia is fill with Different ethnics,races, tradition and beliefs but Together we are united on the basis of Indonesian nationalism Together we are stronger@@anayiuyiu4476

[@BallsLover90]

Bakalan impossible kalo menghapus rasisme di indo mah wkwkwkw

[@MichaelHarto]

Indonesia is like most south east asian countries, a melting pot of many cultures. Not saying that there's no racism, but it's no longer a big problem here. We've been through a big racism problem in the past and we learned so much from it and we try to be better. I'm so happy you enjoyed your time in indonesia. Please come again and bring your friends with you.

[@hanggaraaryagunarencagutuh7072]

Actually, I'm considering Indonesia to be a part of Northwestern Oceania, but it's reasonable to consider it an Asian country due to geopolitical factors. I don't feel I'm an Asian at all, even though I'm a Sumatran.

[@app_function1232]

There are racism, but the racism apply to everybody, so it cancels out automatically

[@irvancrocs1753]

Here is mostly body shaming rather than racist tbf especially in high school below, but not that big deal anyway most of the time because in the end it's still banter..

[@rusticcloud3325]

@@hanggaraaryagunarencagutuh7072 Kinda agree with you, cause we're also linguistically closer to Hawaiian people than to most Asians

[@athanasiusioannes7196]

Saying that there isn't any racism is an overestimation, if the racist joke between friends is not a good example then the events of 1998 is a prime example. It's just that in Indonesia,children from a very young age is educated to respect others despite their difference be it skin colour, race , religion , etc . To put it simply It is the nature of Pancasilla the ideology of Indonesia to not be racist .

[@aimay8507]

Welcome to Indonesia... Enjoy the beauty of Indonesia and the friendliness of its people.

[@t00tt00t]

I'm glad you enjoyed your trip Sheku!! Come visit Bandung again!

[@mariogunawan5844]

Your content is really edited well bro, keep it up! Love from Indonesia

[@panurotomangkuwanito4728]

Everywhere you are, you Will be okay in Indonesia, wherever you go in Indonesia, as long as you don't do anything criminal or make a bullying then you will be safe and welcomed in a friendly manner. Indonesian people are used to welcoming guests very well

[@Shekumanstravel]

Nice one bro!!! I guess the energy in indonesia is a match made in heaven 😊

[@alihasanbasri5726]

But not for Chinese, many people can't be well with Chinese wkwk. Sad but true

[@austinaldy2150]

@@alihasanbasri5726 you mean you and your family? Coz in my place we're getting along so well and discrimination between native and Chinese kinda rare

[@alihasanbasri5726]

@@austinaldy2150 i've chinese friends, and we getting along together since olds ☺️

[@lupalelah6763]

@@alihasanbasri5726 ga juga sih, dl gw waktu SMA temen China gw banyak, awal mula pertemanan gara2 gw bantuin dia krna dibully temenx, sebenarnya kl kita orang jawa sih open ja berteman SM siapa aja, cm kadang dr mereka sendiri yg suka menutup diri, mungkin merasa elit atau gimana kurang paham, kl SM China yg suka ke kampung sih gda beda kita mah Wellcome, duduk SM rata sama rasa, ad rejeki kita minum bareng2..

[@indahpangestuti6074]

in Indonesia there are thousands of ethnic groups, there are various skin colors, various languages, various regional languages ​​/ tribes... Indonesians are taught from childhood about tolerance a strong sense of brotherhood, respect, appreciation, etc. So that we are accustomed to treating other people regardless of ethnicity, race, religion. Everyone is special...

[@Canadaisthegreat]

your delivery for this content is so good, u deserve more subs definitely

[@arbimalana]

Ayyo, that's hundreds percent true, Indonesia is wild not just the country also the people who livi in it. And don't forget about the warm and togetherness. Love from Banda Aceh, Aceh - Indonesia

[@adellyalakshita]

What i love the most is that not only you being happy and enjoying your time here but you also make the people smile because you gave out such beautiful positive energy.. thank you for visiting Indonesia 🇮🇩🫶🏻

[@sicharmingman]

Because Our Country Motto's is UNITY IN DIVERSITY ❤

[@Shekumanstravel]

Just wonderful and that’s why I feel at ease travelling Indonesia.

[@nurulnadif3150]

@@coolestgangsta7164 Begitulah".. dimanapun ada saja orang yg berpikiran sempit"... 🙏

[@underline4663]

@@coolestgangsta7164 judul video ini lbih baik dripda amerika,,

[@ibnubasayev2591]

@@coolestgangsta7164 Di cianjur pernah terjadi pemurtadan secara paksa yang dibeking oleh jendral polisi. Di menado pernah dilarang bangun mesjid/mushola sampe ditancepin kepala babi (padahal izinnya sudah ada), di ambon pernah ada pembantaian terhadap umat Islam saat sholat idul fitri, di papua pernah terjadi pembakaran mesjid yang diprovokasi oleh para petinggi agama kristen karena umat Islam gak mau menyambut kedatangan tokoh-tokoh yahudi.

[@mintarsihsoemarno9627]

@@coolestgangsta7164 oh maaan.....kamu menjijikan

[@doodlethenoob4697]

as an Indonesian, im kinda proud u like Indonesia! I rarely see any drama related to racism in Indonesia, so people like you dont need to worry much about racism at all in Indonesia! Semoga kamu ada hari yang baik! ❤ Edit: wow some ppl sayin im overproud am i getting overproud tho?

[@doodlethenoob4697]

@kucingkacamata8362 im pretty sure people should be proud af wherever they live in..

[@Lavizh_animationCB]

​@@doodlethenoob4697if you proud you should not overused it

[@bahasainggrisamabangucup]

It's not possible to be overproud of Indonesia. Indonesia is number 1.

[@rizahaykel]

i'm proud to be an overproud indonesian

[@papakush420-gg]

until africans reach 5% of the countires population. 🥸

[@Yofee_Ch]

this is undoubtedly a good video to watch, it has pretty good choice of songs to use it feels like i'm watching a netflix documentary about my country, hope you have a good time in Bandung which is also the city i live in, sorry for the high traffic rate, hope you could come back here and make another good video that highlight the great views and places of another Indonesian cities

[@billbunch6762]

love your Playlist "Emo Shit" , defiinitely visiting Indonesia within a year, if not this one !!! Much love from USA

[@ataa9414]

Sheku, we are waiting for you visiting the center of Javanese culture: Yogyakarta. It is called as a miniatur of Indonesia orang the melting pot of Indonesia, since students from 34 provinces are studying in hundreds of higher education in Yogya. This city was also the capital of Indonesia during the war against Dutch attempt to recolonize Indonesia.

[@Shekumanstravel]

Soon 🔜 next episode 😝

[@chairystabrick5335]

Now indonesia hv 37 prov.

[@ibnubasayev2591]

Ngawur, gak ada yang nyebut yogyakarta sebagai melting pot apalagi sebagai miniatur indonesia. Suku yang berkumpul di yogyakarta, gak sebanding dengan suku yang berkumpul di Jakarta. Masih sangat jauuuh...

[@abdrahim2671]

@@chairystabrick5335 38 provinsi bang😁

[@CahyoPrabowo]

@@ibnubasayev2591 lah iya, miniatur indonesia bukannya taman mini ya?

[@Ace20XX]

Thank you for the very warm introduction of a part of Indonesia. It was good that you didn't experience the darker side of the country.

[@ReadMe_8]

Welcome, brother.Just remember these while staying in Indonesia : 1. Most of us don't see one's appearance, but the kindness, talents that help others 2. Someone is attractive in the eyes of the right man/woman 3. Simple rules for different occasions:office worker/formal ceremonial=neat hair,neat outfit,smell nice, the rest=dress the way u see fit and normal, ur style 4. Smile. Everyone here love your smile 😊

[@AraLee-yv2gu]

nomor 1 tidak berlaku disini, even lowongan pekerjaan pun nyarinya yg attractive dan cakep kelihatan sekali diskriminasinya

[@Cat_ok_fine]

I’m Indonesian thanks for coming into my country and I appreciate this video thanks bro!😊

[@yudhisetyawan1134]

My front neighbors is from south africa.. 5 people 1 family.. 4 years ago they came to indonesia.. as a teacher.. they very kind people and nice neighbors.

[@LightSky356]

This guy is honestly too underrated, KZbin needs to put more attention to content like these also.....

[@siasat.penat_]

The key is keep being a good and humble person, trust me they will accept you in any ways. And don't forget to keep respect and they will respect you more Sheku. Enjoy your experience in Indonesia and stay humble! cheers...

[@indiakuliner]

Indonesians are known to be very friendly and make friends with anyone and like to help. Cheap smile and easily blend in with the surroundings, so there is no doubt and fear even if you are a new person visiting

[@makomuru]

I can't stop smiling watching this video, thank you for visiting our country 🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@humanizedkun6488]

In indonesia respect is the key. if you respect us we respect you if you doing something bad or disrespect to us we do it too so be respect and kind when in indonesia we always welcome good souls. No matter what color you are

[@momorudi]

Yes, sometimes we too fight each other. Well you know, neighbors 😄 But, indeed we are one of the friendliest nation in the world. I LOVE your video, it's simplicity and down to earth approaches. You start from different angles and perspectives compared to other videos made by foreign KZbinrs, the geology and the people. Not just the generic records of how beautiful the views and the resorts are. You even booked Gojek by yourself and ate Durian! So, welcome to Indonesia and to the durian lovers club, Bro!

[@lyq232]

Can you stop cutting ceramic tiles on a Sunday morning!!?? Something like that? Lmao

[@APSAnggie]

Friendliest nation in the world? Sorry sir but not on social media 🤣

[@momorudi]

@@lyq232 🤣

[@momorudi]

@@APSAnggie Ada baca soal fight each other kan? 😜

[@Bulepalu]

Ive lived in Indonesia for 6 years the people are so friendly im never leaving

[@wongdeso3035]

Pepatah indonesia. Kamu sopan kami pun segan. Orang indonesia itu ramah.asal jangan menyakiti suku,agama,dan ras lainnya.sebab diindonesia banyak suku dan bahasa.mudah sensitif dengan menhina suku,agama,dan bahasa. Kami sebagai warga peribumi indonesia siap melayani siapapun yang datang keindonesia dengan sepenuh hati kami.

[@KhyLe_.]

​@filmsubindonesia-zu5rulu kali yang omong kosong, pdhl emang bener kenyataan nya gitu

[@nsm_az6285]

We can't choose our skin color nor our origin, but still we have to respect each other no matter what your religion, your skin color or your origin, welcome to Indonesia, Peace, Love & Gaul Broooo ❤

[@Sanzzzzzzzzz]

But gays = ❌

[@yoga_pregipiana]

Love your videos.. 💖 Please explore more about Indonesia.. Thank you..

[@Shekumanstravel]

I will try my best! I enjoy explore Southeast Asia.

[@Its_Rysie]

Thank you for visiting my country! Im glad you had enjoyed youre stay!

[@Syahatir]

As long you could harmonize with our norms and dont be a jerk, we would welcome and love everyone here

[@NofiaMS1111]

wow, good editing, feel like watching shows on television

[@bhahlouelu8223]

We still like n enjoyings sheku content video , what ever you come from , 100% love this content , tetap sehat n vit stamina , terus dengan ide-ide kreatifnya

[@Shekumanstravel]

❤respect!!

[@rmt.collectiva]

you have a great musical taste Sheku! now I follow you!

[@asepgo]

Because respect for others is a must, seen from what you do: good or bad, not from the color of your skin.... welcome to Indonesian brother ❤️👍🇮🇩

[@gufroniars8342]

very interesting video with well-organized storytelling, great job, it is nice to hear a genuine review of our culture that is important to enrich our society, thank you for report

[@kantawcanggih2159]

Thank you for promoting Indonesia. At least it has helped us to continue to be better. Bro Sheku's advice, Indonesians are rarely happy with bullying people, let alone racists. In principle, we take care of ourselves. Thanks bro

[@hikidelta]

Aku bangga jadi Indonesia, walaupun gk semaju negara lain

[@EkaPutra-c7v]

You should visit other provinces from different island too, there are a lot of interesting places to visit.

[@IbrahimSiregar]

Hi Sheku, hope that you are enjoying your visit to Indonesia. As someone who had lived pretty much in the most conservative sided part of the US, i can totally understand what you feel. I think that with the current condition of the US, more and more Black Americans are tempted to also live and to work here as well. Since this country, which actually is as far as from the West Coast to the East Coast, is large... many more things for you to discover and to unravel ahead. My best tip will always be to taste every best local cuisine from each city. You will discover how the tastebud can be so different, even if they are in the same island. Even the soy sauce ketchup has different ingredients. Enjoy!

[@calmface7509]

I'm just so happy everytime someone points out Indonesia's simple beauty and not just mainly focus on the negatives Also, Indonesia is being talked about 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@ojoltrip8868]

Watching your video is like watching a National Geographic documentary....in lite version haha Indonesia is too large to explore in short time Maybe you will need years 😅 Thanks for sharing your moments here Stay healthy my friend...watch what you eat (we have lots of hot food here)

[@usmannasirin7827]

Selamat sehat sehat selalu Amin

[@indodailylife]

How did you learn editing a video? You packed this video just excellent... Thank you for coming here...

[@mikaelpetronius3106]

I'm glad that Indonesia is getting the recognition it deserves Terima kasih guys😄

[@HosheaManein]

but... we already have the world map right?

[@mikaelpetronius3106]

@@HosheaManein wdym by that?

[@mikailovaliant3030]

I think, we actually don't really care about skin colors in here, Indonesia. As long as you're nice+kind person, obey the law, respect others especially the locals and the traditions, you're guaranteed to be very welcomed. Enjoy your time here! 🍻

[@googlechanel2844]

Thank you for visiting our country🇮🇩 Don't forget if you are in Indonesia to visit Nusa Penida in Bali & Malioboro in Yogyakarta, Because it does have an amazing day & night atmosphere, Perfect for relaxing👍 Don't forget to also taste Indonesian specialties, Such as Sate Madura, Rendang, Nasi Padang, Martabak Telur & Martabak Manis, Or many others..

[@yesarinaldo572]

This Content so good . . peace and calm

[@AmanaLaks]

Indonesia is a big country, just visiting Bandung or Bali is only a small part of what you can get from all over Nusantara, hope you enjoy your trip here and hope you can visit other extraordinary places in Indonesia next time.

[@Shekumanstravel]

Thanks for the tips! but I have been to other cities as well lol Like the capital, Bogor and more places soon to explore. But I get you, Indonesia is massive and if I have more time I will definitely explore beyond in the near future.

[@sayfolman7752]

@@Shekumanstravel But Avoid Papua Region If You Want To Live And See Sunrise The Next Day Because Those Area Are Unsafe Because Of Armed Separatist Movement

[@justarandompotato6272]

@@sayfolman7752 nah. Don't avoid Papua. Yes we have separatist problem there, but at least our combined police and armed forces are able to contain their main activity to the dense jungle region of papua. As for the big city in the "bird head" region (like Jayapura) or tourism city like Raja Ampat are relatively safe compared to the other area.

[@tarsisiusbagus92]

@@sayfolman7752 it's true but untrue at the same time. Just say be careful if want to travel there, that's enough. And I don't think Papua is unsafe, I have so many friends from Papua, and they are nice people.

[@Intel.Inside]

@@tarsisiusbagus92 Yeah, not all Papua land is dangerous, just there are several locations that are unsafe, like in the center of Papua & mountain Papua province, but besides that, Papua land has a safe location like in west Papua or east Papua

[@continuousself-improvement1879]

We have had problems with racism, in the period between 1998-2004ish there were many riots caused by ethnic/religious strife. But we are still united as a nation and learning to develop a cohesive national identity. There are still incidents of racism nowadays but not as massive, those incidents are small and still controllable. We are a country which had been independent for less than 100 years, before that we were many ethnicities and kingdoms with no unity between them. We still have a long way to go but we believe we will become more unified in the future.

[@humnaset]

I visited the Museum Geologi back in the 90's when I was in junior high school. I remember it was dark, gloomy, not much going on. Now flat screens with touch input are everywhere, and the museum looks so much interesting

[@rudiharnowo259]

And im subscribe your channel. Goodluck bro

[@bahrularbain]

Nothing to worry about when you're in Indonesia. Whether you are white, yellow, black, whatever. We treat you as human, brothers/Sisters/family. You are all very welcome to visit.

[@imjeff4739]

We welcome anyone to come to our country, as long as they don't make a fuss and don't touch on issues of religion and politics, it's very sensitive here, but we don't discriminate about race and skin color

[@animazyx]

As Indonesian, being nice and humble is like.... Normal 🤣. Mostly we enjoy our lives without disturbing the others, so just enjoy your time bro 🗿👍 We don't care about rasist and other bad thing like that. it doesn't matter what tribe or race you are, the truth is.... you are still human. and that's enough for us 🤣 Btw : I'm still learning English right now. Sorry if my typing is can't be understand

[@cheems_6929]

Nice english👌👍

[@animazyx]

@@cheems_6929 thanks, I'm so nervous when typing 😭

[@anzayGuafine484]

And dont play mobile legends in Indonesia if you black people 😂

[@adeada6]

@greeceball leave him alone. hes still learning

[@MadladID]

Cap.. you're trippin..

[@insinyurkw33]

Thank you Sheku...welcome back to indonesia 🙏

[@danieljones1784]

I live here and my favorite restaurant is sate pak gino. The prices are a bit expensive but worth it. You should try sate buntel.

[@Shekumanstravel]

I have had my fear share of sate but if I manage to again I will try to share that with you all.

[@karldonitz8056]

@@Shekumanstravel seriously? Oh come on, man. Sate is one of Barrack Obama's favorite dish while he spend his childhood in Indonesia. If you're in my hometown, i'll buy it for you for free.

[@bloomingflower5977]

Sate is good.. (chiken, lamb, and beef sate) Since I don't really like peanut sauce, I always order it with kecap sambal (chilli soy sauce).

[@buffalobill9014]

Bro, if you go to the eastern part of Indonesia, you will find something a little similar to what is in your mind and heart 👌

[@cedced4848]

Beautiful country, beautiful people, if you have respect and be polite. Food is just enak so yes but one thing is not good sometimes, the road lol Terima kasih Indonesia people

[@finzz7330]

Well shit , .. that's exactly true the road is ugly , and it must be fixed

[@devitaromlah2866]

I feel you as Indondesian. The road is shit. But we are still developing there are rooms for improvement. Hopefully it will be better in the near future and thank you for appreciating our country ❤️🙏

[@cedced4848]

I don't know about every place, Indonésia is a big country, that is why I said sometimes because for example around jakarta bogor the road is not good but I did go to sukabumi and then the road was good, in yogyakarta also in the city the road was good(no truck is one of the reasons)

[@finzz7330]

@@devitaromlah2866 im Indonesian and we must feel ashamed of our roads. Theres alot of reason including corruption , and lack of "kepedulian" in Indonesia infrastructure

[@kurniaagung4184]

Mr. Sheku.. Welcome to Indonesia, and your freedom in here, see you again and thank you 🙏🎉😊

[@kingshortsplus]

Thank you for visiting Indonesia and coming to my city, Bandung. Here we don't discriminate between ethnicity, culture and skin color.

[@mayasandioriva]

it's nice to get out sometimes to leave toxic people in the west, heal yourself.

[@alexstephen-gk7lj]

Nice place

[@alexstephen-gk7lj]

I am from here ,but I didn't grow up here

[@alyase91]

For your information : Indonesia has ideology says "bhineka tunggal ika" berbeda-beda tapi tetap satu. Which mean is "different but still one". We have so many different people here. But we are one. So racism still exist, but its our enemy here.

[@pseudonymous317]

subscribed! i love the discovery channel editing and style, its a very relaxing yet informative way to learn! happy to see my country being highlighted here, cant wait to have the time to binge watch your videos to see other people's country being highlighted there

[@aywananow]

Karena image orang hitam di indonesia itu digambarkan dari pemain sepak bola hebat berkulit hitam, drogba, etoo, thiery henry dan masih banyak lagi jadi gambaran yang tertanam pada benak orang indonesia ketika melihat orang kulit hitam itu ya pemain sepak bola. Bahkan legenda sepak bola indonesia yang 0 haters juga berkulit hitam yaitu boaz salosa

[@sasiheko4472]

Welcome to the great asia africa sheku

[@Shekumanstravel]

The pleasure is all mine 😊

[@endaqdot894]

Nice video bro...keep it up 😉👍

[@Shekumanstravel]

Will do mate 👍🏾

[@DennisSuryana]

Greetings from Bandung -!

[@vierizona5772]

In Indonesia, everyone can be an individual, don't view too much about race but if something happens always see it as personal 🙏

[@hermontarmand2404]

Well said

[@metaphorsangkodok3773]

Great vlog my mate, you make a good poet 👍👍

[@Shekumanstravel]

Really??? 😮… thank you 🙏

[@Rival-C1Zero]

We are friendly in real life, but in social media, don't mess with us, it's more powerfull than american, trust me, don't mess with us.

[@galihx1998]

nice friendly people with monters behind their back🤣

[@haysnairte4]

@@galihx1998 nah, it's the kids, they are small and hiding in an open space, but are very expressive in anonymous

[@tarikarajani5381]

Lmao yes, we're really nice in real life and just treat you fair based on your attitudes instead your race or religion or communities, but can't deny that we're way more judgy than other countries. Not rare we find mothers gossiping and judging the hell out of peoples' life like it's their own business, and not to mention the comments in the internet😂

[@beardeddog8215]

More like hypocrite Indonesian loool

[@jids17]

Welcome bro! just hope you can enjoy your time in Indonesia

[@alinurdin4588]

Silakan semua orang hitam, kulit hitam, bangsa hitam datang ke Indonesia secara bahagia, selamat datang di Indonesia

[@ironbey5745]

Nggak gitu juga bro ngetiknya🗿

[@therealtika]

​@@ironbey5745iya wkwkwk kya apaan bgt dah🗿

[@afnabdh]

We Indonesians have never distinguished any color, race, religion. Everyone can come to our country as long as it follows the applicable laws and also behaves well. We would be happy to welcome you anywhere in Indonesia. Hope you enjoy your time while in Indonesia❤️

[@DevSarman]

Well, one thing Indonesia did is dividing population based pribumi and chinese by that b4statd Suharto, with cultural genocide that bars Chinese names, languages, and festivities. And resulted in why we Chindos having difficulties finding our surnames. Spit upon ASUharto's grave.

[@bapao83]

Haha bullshit

[@benjenstarkk]

Jangan bilang never, kita masih jauh dari perfect dlm urusan toleransi. Apalagi soal agama dan ras. Kayaknya utk ras secara general kita udh semakin baik tapi secara agama?? Mungkin kalo yg mayoritas ga berasa ya, tp yg minoritas masih terasa. Masih banyak PR kita.

[@barasihombing1629]

I agree with your statement regarding color and race. But not religion.

[@yatta8395]

You were right. Except for the religioun part

[@bismialfisyah4563]

My blood is red, my bones are white, that is the meaning of the Indonesian flag, That is what unites the Indonesian people of different skin colors 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@yellowcake168]

You described Java based on what you see in Bandung, try live for 10 years, hoping anywhere in Java and you will see such things umpleasant.

[@-FEA]

Yes, because Indonesians think they have black skin, even though they have tan skin, it happens because many Indonesians want to have white skin, even though they have brown skin.And they assume whatever your type as long as you are kind and friendly they will welcome you well because they are very friendly with anyone they think is one of their happiness 😊