City of the Future: Singapore - Full Episode | National Geographic

[@NatGeo]

Singapore is considered one of the most advanced regions in the world. What intrigues you the most about this fascinating city?

[@Ninja-iq2xt]

@Invictus maneo PaxAmericana i dont think so, modernization will definitely consider taking care of nature too.

[@monkeydog8681]

@Invictus maneo PaxAmericana I think I read that they use 40% of land for green space. And what do you mean with the lost of individuality? East - Southease Asian culture is revolved around family. Duty to the family before individuality as far as I know. I think asians already found a balance between individuality and everything else.

[@dng625]

Err... Teh Tarik and Mee Pok? They are yummy and intriguing

[@southeastasiagoingastray731]

@M C Singapore made a huge mistake by cleaning those young ladies from China off of the Geylang streets.

[@Pcho1986]

don't worry we got that covered. Prostitution is legal in Singapore.@M C

[@ms.c.the1st]

This is what happens when disciplined, competent & intelligent leaders & citizens lead the country.

[@MsLinda201]

And integrity 😁

[@ibrahimhaneef6684]

Exactly

[@nananino8444]

When the government cares for its people..

[@sirimewan8324]

Milliona times agree with you.

[@anonme1728]

All gone at once, when electricity full-shutdown!

[@soloberry2300]

1:00 Housing 8:55 Drones Tech 12:00 Foods 19:00 Water 24:47 BlockChain 27:48 Health Care 30:52 Electricity 33:16 Primary Education System 36:20 Telecomunication to all Citizens 38:26 Cares on babies(new gen) 40:56 Parks, Plants and Animal species 43:00 Conclusion.

[@adilminhaj3388]

Sm1 should give you a cookie 😂

[@catherineairadion1830]

Thanks

[@rhasta80]

thanks!

[@TheJokeJoker]

On behalf of all youtubers that watched, we thank you dearly for this.

[@soloberry2300]

🤗

[@veekwok5611]

Got to give Singapore all the credits. It is such a small country with no natural resources, has a short history and within the last fifty years has achieved so much.

[@MuhammadOthman88]

I think it's so much easier to manage a small country like Singapore, hence all the technological development.

[@samshyam5347]

One guy, Lee Kuan Yew

[@xcre8ionx]

Ya true no other small country similar in size achieve what Singapore achieve..

[@yaykaboom]

Singapore is the testament to what a good dictatorship can do to a country.

[@siyuanlee5909]

You are so wrong, Singapore have one of the busiest port of the world which more crucial than natural resource!

[@georges3059]

i have visited Singapore, and find it clean, the people polite, the city well organized, and a people who are proud of the self-sustainability and country. That city is candy to one's eyes, with great food. Was I impressed? yes

[@player-tianyuliow6618]

Thank you so much for the compliment. I am Indeed proud to be a Singaporean.

[@YEETBOI-sl6yh]

@@player-tianyuliow6618 I wished I lived there. 😃

[@VaultYT.]

@@YEETBOI-sl6yh me too I am obsessed with Singapore and really want to live there.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Cage Fighter Chicken Feet

[@bag3lmonst3r72]

From 3rd world to 1st world in a single generation. That alone is remarkable.

[@unboxviews]

Capitalism

[@NewmaticKe]

@@unboxviews ummm....not quite

[@RAiNfORAiNbOW]

@@NewmaticKe What is it then?

[@NewmaticKe]

@@RAiNfORAiNbOW there is strong government intervention in the economy

[@richardlew3667]

@@NewmaticKe It's definitely not socialism. The people have more power and are able to make regulations to put a check on their government and the corporations

[@klipklapklop3359]

Honestly as a singaporean I’m impressed with what we’re doing

[@uncleaesthetics5111]

wow you are pretty.

[@Tajikdxt]

Uncle Aesthetics that’s IU a kpop solo artist

[@bartholomewayemere5222]

Klipklapklop • give me your number

[@klipklapklop3359]

Bartholomew Ayemere 999

[@浦飯幽助-y8n]

are you korean?

[@gvyong]

As a Singaporean, I would recommend Singapore as a great place to visit and if possible to stay for a few months, soak in the innovative vibe and take in as many ideas as you can. But like Japan, be forewarned the pace is intense. As days turn into months and months turn into years, it will wear you out. There is always someone better after your job, some other company trying to destroy yours. If you get a good business running, it is tempting to run it 7 days a week. The money can be good. Taxes are low. The time will come when you will yearn for less crowds and more wide open spaces and your own space, and this city living will become a pleasant curse. Pleasant because it is safe and clean and how long you want to tolerate it before it drives you crazy.

[@marisabeltran3084]

I could go there and live in the strees, under a tree, and sale energy drinks to boost people's performance.

[@lazypotato6743]

This shows humans r never satisfied with what they have

[@pocarisweet8665]

@@marisabeltran3084 its illegal to sell things on the streets without a license 😃

[@christianomizzle]

@@lazypotato6743 It could also show how not everyone craves the same lifestyle ^w^

[@abdoulbah6128]

An island city state smaller than Rhode Island was able to become one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world with minimal natural resources and all within a generation 🧐.... meanwhile my country of origin, which is wealthy in natural resources, has only managed to regress since its independence more than 60 years ago 🤦🏿‍♂️. And you're complaining 👀🤷🏿‍♂️, aight 😂

[@jamesshaughnessy1]

I had the opportunity to go to Singapore back in 2006, and a good deal of the city was still under construction. Looking at this now it's truly astounding how far the city has come; Truly amazing.

[@leonardomanestephen8505]

Hii

[@narendratrump1505]

Same year 2006 i was there what u did at that time where u stayed

[@Mellowcatden]

As a Singaporean who have been frequently working in USA, China and Japan for the last decades. My love for our country have grown with each passing year. Not just the security but the resilience to changes are our greatest forte.

[@sweetbrown3476]

Hello how are you doing today and how is the weather condition over there..??

[@ongjingwei4304]

@Nidhi Krishna dont anyhow say lies about singapore

[@ongjingwei4304]

@Miranda lambert that's not really nice of you to say that as it too racist

[@acuaticgalaxy950]

@Nidhi Krishna tf

[@Chainyanker007]

@Nidhi Krishna - Only somewhat.

[@Juhani139]

As an artist this city is a treat to the eye. Those designs, beautiful. Those streets, so clean. This is what every country can do, if only people with integrity and vision are put in charge.

[@haleIrwinG]

Just got back from Singapore, and yes. This country is on another league in terms of tech and attitude. World class!

[@sensen9909]

Only SG$30 To Batam city Indonesia and u see what world really is

[@ceedot2578]

@@sensen9909 batam city cant touch singapore

[@violeta5702]

@@sensen9909 what has that got to do with it? Next to Israel is Gaza?

[@fabiokaya202]

@@violeta5702 lol

[@salahuddin1762]

Why GOD have not save son jesus and ezra? Where is Ezra and jesus This story is GOD. ALLAH no give son

[@ericmelo9920]

I am Brazilian and I had the pleasure of spending 3 months in this incredible country. I went on business and was impressed how the country works so well in so many ways. The combination of the collective disposition of its native people and those who choose Singapore to live in, together with the government tools that strive for the country's general modernity, is what makes Singapore such a wonderful gem. Besides being one of the most amazing places to go sightseeing, it's a magnificent place to think about living forever.

[@TeWhale]

singaporean engineers seem so passionate. it's really nice.

[@byunghwara]

$$$$$$

[@EcopiuM]

Nick Ra You seem like someone who has never interacted with an engineer or scientist in your life mate.

[@byunghwara]

@@EcopiuM Sorry I forgot to call you "MATE".

[@yr7109]

I'm sure there are some lazy individuals who wouldn't make it. (It's the same everywhere.) But it is also because most of them do not have to worry about food / shelters, and thus they can focus on doing what they love. That's why it's important for a country to help all their citizens get sufficient education and minimize the amount of poorer households so that everyone can focus on other things.

[@deidrataylor2919]

@@yr7109 true

[@jacksableng4775]

Few years ago I met a Singaporean 6 years old boy and he speaks 3 languages; Melayu/Indonesian, Chinese and English. I don't even speak English very well it humbles me.

[@bangjoeofficial]

I'm American and now I speak Melayu/Indonesian and English. :) Move out to SE Asia... it's easy to learn and a fun place to live.

[@ianlawrence9648]

Did u mean he is a Malaysian who came to Singapore to study?

[@Fluff._.y]

ian lawrence When you live in Singapore you can basically pick up on it and the MOE encourages students to learn other languages like on racial harmony to learn some simple words There is also three language courses in secondary school or some other course like CCM conversation Malay for example.Most people also learn from other people so in daily life it is not rare to hear a person speaking more then one language in a sentence (Singlish)it also make things more simple

[@unemployed5373]

I talked on 4 languages by my 10th BD , Kazakh, Russian, English and Chinese.

[@billionaire6792]

@@unemployed5373 সত্যি sotti??

[@bernieshort6311]

I love Singapore, being ex merchant navy I visited many times and spent days waiting for my ship so I could board. Even back then some 15 to 20 years ago when I was last there, it was a vibrant clean and exciting place to be. The culture of Singapore is vibrant and oh so friendly. One was always aware of the greenery wherever one went. It is no surprise to me that it continues to excel. A beautiful country and people for sure.

[@rebeccaford7815]

As an American, I am continuously shocked at what it actually look like when a country is governed in a way that is dedicated to improving and sustaining a good quality of life for its people. America is the richest country on the planet and it is a shame that we do not even attempt half of these policy’s and projects. Such a beautiful thing to see a country that strive for innovation first, and not profits above all else like the US has.

[@X-Warrior.1119]

Amen to that Sister...

[@danielmal1125]

Hello

[@DD-nv2vg]

That’s because we believe in God and not science. MAGA!!! MAGAts!!!

[@smithboss3584]

What do you want?

[@luisalberto8974]

Yo said America is the richest country in the world ? 1st : United States of America ( America is a continent ) 2nd : he’s probably the 4th richest country in the world ( actually Singapore is richer than USA )

[@skaz4ualwayz]

Watching this from Nigeria and my heart breaks more and more for my country.

[@danielporter7773]

Africa is a MESS sad

[@kennedymprah283]

I'm in Ghana and things are a mess here too. The whole of Africa is moving very slowly I think.

[@xenowhite]

Bless your country and it's people ♥️

[@orlovconst8961]

I understand you well, bro((

[@jishasen7328]

Good luck @nick. I pray for a better Nigeria.

[@tonyrichengod9280]

I'm watching this documentary because I just returned from visiting Singapore for the first time, and I was HIGHLY impressed by this city/state. It really shines in terms of cleanliness, organization, technology, and architecture. It is right up there with Tokyo as my favorite cities in the world. There's so much more I'd like to explore so I'm going back soon. And this documentary made me that much more excited, seeing how forward-thinking Singaporeans are. I can't wait to see what this city will be like in 50 years.

[@metrr0fn67]

Well if we keep it like this, in 50 years we'll be old😜

[@FeeDBacKMKII]

is it worth spending two weeks in singapore cause i plan to do there my hooeymoon with my wife

[@spanztumblr]

@@FeeDBacKMKII As a Singaporean, I'd say a week would suffice. It's very small here, so travelling around doesn't take up much time, hence you can actually do a lot in a day. But ultimately, it really depends on what you're planning to do. If your spending budget is quite high, I'd say 2 weeks would be great to experience a lot of things & you can really take your time to enjoy the moments. The number 1 thing to do here is to actually eat, eat & eat. I can confidently say that we have the best food anywhere, & there're PLENTY of varieties. Feel free to hit me up for any questions with more detailed answers.

[@NewmaticKe]

Welcome back

[@mfra959]

I'm from Riau island, Indonesia proud of You Singapore 🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬

[@imrankhosa2422]

I am really surprised they provide their students tech- literacy in early education that build up their foundation of problem solving. It's really amazing

[@majorwillm]

South east asians emphasis on education for you

[@Jnvian453]

@@majorwillm xmxxmzcxNxxnjjntggfgyhbhhh

[@oldlee2706]

There is a heavy price to pay. And the price is still increasing!

[@chrisberry6575]

….and that’s a manifestation of quality leaders right there

[@oldlee2706]

@@chrisberry6575 lol how much my government paying you?

[@danielalbertogonzalezsoria4122]

My Mexico is so underdeveloped it hurts… These images really impressed me. Congratulations Singapore.

[@venitocamelo6704]

asi es compa en mexico en vez de crecer vamos para atras

[@leolee1959]

Thank you, but believe me - it took a lot of sacrifices to get here. Nobody believes us when we tell them it takes 20 years to pay off a $300,000 apartment, 10 years for a $15,000 loan to buy a Toyota Camry, etc. Mexico is not under developed. Your country is being sabotaged by your neighbor who supports guns & gangs violence, drug trafficking, corruption of your politicians, etc. Ask your relatives, ask your buddies, who is destroying Mexico and why. "They" want you to be poor and fighting or killing each other.

[@antoniojoseortiz8398]

@@vivianag7847genial!! Saludos.

[@kali3828]

@@vivianag7847 que idioma hablas en Singapur?

[@chrl3n3_]

Thx

[@es_flightsim]

I'm not a singaporean. But when the first time my wife and I visited this amazing and beautiful Merlion City and its country last September for our wedding anniversary, we fell in love with it and we said to ourselves, We will come back to visit this country again and again like forever!! WE LOVE SINGAPORE SO MUCH! ❤❤❤

[@haihongchen5245]

welcome~

[@funwithrandom360]

Thanks for all the love. Can’t wait for this COVID nightmare to be over and we can receive visitors again! Not to mention also travelling overseas to visit other great places!

[@KikoRustia]

Ive been to Singapore multiple times with my family- probably the most amazing place we've been. And we'll definitely keep coming back.

[@kayrosis5523]

At least some places are thinking about the longer term than just the next quarter or election.

[@aakosoniscs]

And what are you doing yourself besides commenting on here?

[@Victoria-oo3iy]

They don't have to worry about the next election

[@stdev.]

Singapore was essentially a benevolent dictatorship under Lee Kuan Yew for decades after independence. This was a non-trivial contributor to sustainable long-term planning and development in the city-state. The contrast is stark compared to Hong Kong's plutocratic rule by wealthy developers and mandarins from London and now Beijing.

[@samlsd9711]

you"re an idiot. Probably deserve to stay in the great US of A 😭😆🤣😂 .

[@manoelleao680]

At what cost? Look how flawed their democracy is...

[@skmhenna9618]

Went to Singapore last year from Calgary, Canada and I was blown away by the architecture, green spaces and amazing people. I will definitely go back :)

[@政斌-x8k]

Please do^^

[@NewmaticKe]

Welcome back, soon!

[@findingian001]

Can we go together please?

[@mapofthesoultagme7143]

I also went to Singapore from Calgary with my parents. It was in 2017 and we also went to Hong Kong and three Japanese cities on that trip

[@288skp]

Singapore’s public housing program is undeniably one of her great successes, justifiably admired throughout the world.

[@henrietta9206]

maybe try staying in one...and when the police and HDB tells your neighbor to stop producing carcinogens (air pollution)..for the 50th time...and youre not allowed to sell housing too (min occupancy law)...then let us know if it was "successful" or not.

[@sweetbrown3476]

Hello how are you doing today and how is the weather condition over there..??

[@minneohansong803]

.@@sweetbrown3476

[@kf510]

@@henrietta9206 If the objective is to remove slums/ensure majority of population has a roof over their heads, of course it is successful. Your personal unfortunate experience does not equate to the majority's to be fair.

[@stephenlim2852]

Totally agree with you. The public housing program is just wonderful. I lived in two of these for over 40 years :)

[@henrysantos121]

Singapore one of the most beautiful cities God bless all citizens of Singapore.🙏.

[@servantededieu1074]

Good

[@jayeshhsharma]

I was probably born under a lucky star to be able to experience Singapore a few months back during a student exchange program at the NUS,and right from the societal congeniality as well as the overall sense of responsibility and passion for the labour and following dictums among the people was astounding in every sense of the word.Indeed Singapore is a true exemplar for the modern cities or rather world in totality.

[@larry7960]

Singapore is like an Asian Wakanda....

[@josephinelim9680]

😚🏨🏨😚😚🏨😚😚😚😚🏨😚😚😚😚😚🏨😚🏨

[@huhulili9021]

And has no resources

[@beansontoast4391]

but believable

[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

@barbara Corcoran *you are right! this is reality in technological advancement and it's happening!*

[@TheZacman2]

Except that it actually exists.

[@greggor07]

Singapore is a testament to human ingenuity and a showcase of a truly progressive, forward thinking society, including the government taking care of its people. Not by usual heavy taxing and red tape either, but by providing opportunities, supporting science and encouraging innovation. Amazing place!

[@robertlee8805]

Then vote for those who think like you and know how to accomplish your country's dream. Make sure your government and people include the Environmental impact on what you all do and DO NO HARM to the Planet Earth. Or it'll Destroy your successes.

[@Aaron565]

they encourage foreign investments. the most accurate part was the guy talking about fintech being their main driver, I'd bet the number he provided was lower than reality.

[@greggor07]

@@robertlee8805 I do vote for those who think like me and my country - Denmark, is doing rather well in regard to protecting the planet. We can always get better though and learn from others. But I'm mostly amazed by Singapore because it has done so well with such limited resources and in such a short period.

[@axel3895]

do you know prices of cars in Singapore....

[@ChaosSpectator2020]

And really strict east asian values that the west would groan to follow xD

[@chops1546]

Well done Singaporeans I hope we Africans will learn something from you

[@kayomavoroofigo337]

Not Nigerians--Nigeria is a country that has been nurtured gradually into a hellhole by incompetent leaders.

[@arshan3217]

Only if USA china and European nations stops exploiting Africa you may learn something

[@viktoz2897]

My friend destabilization of the Africas and the Middle East is something all countries have a hand in it’s not so much your peoples fault it’s historic issues that were brought about by exploitation there was a time when the Africa’s were the richest land and in many ways it still is but that’s why it’s key to destabilize it because resources is money

[@cn4s490]

Only IQ can help you grow

[@tegaogheneovo5881]

@@kayomavoroofigo337 NEVER SAID BETTER

[@gabrielhu6596]

I’m a great admirer of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and the people and the nation of Singapore from Hong Kong. I’ve been visiting your great city state regularly since i was 3, truly remarkable, our mess of a city have too much to learn from you guys.

[@satyaprakash2650]

but honkkong transit system is better than here in singapore (MRT} ONLY SINGAPOREANS CAN relate

[@smithboss3584]

So where are you located at the moment?

[@satyaprakash2650]

@@smithboss3584 woodlands ma.......u

[@smithboss3584]

@@satyaprakash2650 oh I see

[@smithboss3584]

@@satyaprakash2650 I am a world health organization consultant from Atlanta Georgia USA

[@lil----lil]

Ridiculously low crime rate. Huge Anti-corruption polices and Heavy punishment for criminals: And you wonder why Singapore is one of the best countries in the world.

[@crptc5707]

No democracy either, but fascist dystopia in a good way.

[@sportexploreandfood3961]

it's USA the best country

[@ElectronicHouseFlash]

Anti Corruption policies? Haha. Criminals like Bush, Saud Family, Erdogan, Trump, Netanyau can walk in Singapur FREE. They have Houses there. For me Singapur is a Shithole, they dont do anything vs real Criminals.

[@marinekong235]

when you legalised it of course corruption is low

[@hindugoat2302]

we tried tough on crime, it made it worse they are just a different culture

[@luynhuluy8529]

*Singapore* - the pride of Southeast Asia . Love from Vietnam

[@TexpatOTG]

I traveled from Saigon to Singapore with my Filipina wife ... immigration wouldn't let her in. We had to go back to Saigon and lose our hotel and I had to buy a high-price ticket ... am not going back ever. They can keep Singapore. I will happily stay in Saigon. They also stopped about 15 Vietnam young people and sent them back too.

[@tuyhoaphuyen3412]

@@TexpatOTG It's sad but a necessity because some Vietnamese are actually flee right after they arrive. I'm also standby at Changi on the way to Saigon and I never had the problem to get out of the airport for sightseeing. I understand the frustrating of being treated as a criminal as a whole but...

[@MrParlam]

Singapore has become unbelievably successful thanks for the Chinese people, it means East Asian. East Asians created the pride in SE Asia

[@metrr0fn67]

Tx bro

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

It's the pride of humanity... Singapore 😍😍

[@sruthi425]

This country is the best example of everyone did their part in the project, and the project itself was a huge success!

[@ladyofhalos]

As a Singaporean, I don't really want to caveat how great i think this city is. I'm just going to say that as our society matures and as the young people take over, social inequities will also change for the better.

[@Multi407D]

Singapore's immigration means that a 'youth revolution' is literally impossible. When you have old rich people migrating into your country, a leftist government can never come into fruition. Singapore will continue to age, and will move rightwards considerably (yes more so than it is now).

[@findingian001]

CAN I LIVE THERE AFTER MY CAREER ?

[@ladyofhalos]

@@Multi407D a revolution to overthrow the PAP and establish a leftist government is pretty much the last thing people want. I don’t share the assumption that a better, more equal society is one that mimics what the “Leftists” in the west propagate. Between your “there will never be a leftist government” and the other commenter shooting for the opposite wrt “socialist decay”, why do yall assume that a socialist revolution is what everyone has in mind when they mention ensuring that people in society are well taken care of?

[@crusaderchris5441]

@@ladyofhalos our government's manipulation of the news to ensure that belief. Based off his comment im assuming he was also American.

[@LucasFernandez-fk8se]

@@Multi407D not rlly look at Canada, it’s a far left shithole and it’s an old demography filled with Middle Aged immigrants and overpriced realty just like Singapore. But if you got your far left youth revolution in Singapore don’t worry you’d all starve to death and run out of electricity within 3 years. Whatever good things you have going for you right now would surely dissipate and as a resourceless island in Asia Im sure you’d starve to death as China hijacks all good shipments that come into Singapore to feed their dying empire. No food, no fuel since no trade for Singapore means no election or food in a few months/ years. So just imagine you’re all living that North Korean lifestyle if you’d like to imagine how your leftist revolution would go. Hope this puts your dreams into reality for ya ❤️

[@gvarga46]

I have already visited Singapore this is an example for everyone what does it mean democracy hospitality innovation without corruption and chewing gum ....I am so envious...what a beautiful and clean city ....all order is for well beeing of citizens....congratulations...with Love from Budapest

[@pokerlulzful]

As a Singaporean who visited and loved Budapest, your city is so beautiful too! You have rich history and culture, and your architecture is so grand and breathtaking.

[@spadypoonpeepee]

I want to visit Budapest!

[@gvarga46]

@Derrick Boh hi Derrick thnx this my dream ....you can read in my brain? I found only one but enough big problem and it was to find an accomodation a flat ...I could not find any...I found that there is a possibility to find a job easily..I am sure once I will go again and hooe I can stay there God bless all citizens in Singapore

[@plaguedoctor1898]

Great that you liked Singapore, Im going to Hungary, Gyor next month

[@NewmaticKe]

@@gvarga46 You must find a job before arriving so you will have the right visas

[@azadbirsingh4397]

This documentary is like watching Sci-Fci movie. Incredible Singapore.

[@IsmailElouatikOfficialTV]

I watch this documentary for more 20 times , and fall in love with this great city and country SINGAPORE, a great example of real success with no resources

[@kholowedalmold3394]

اليابان كذلك بلا موارد ونجحت نجاح باهر

[@gloriakenia2032]

They started by changing the way they educate children, from then everything changed.

[@asanjabung9686]

Sik asu

[@qutbiddinobidjonov6339]

hello gloria re you also from singapore?

[@LeFleur80]

education makes all the difference

[@gloriakenia2032]

@@buhendran and thats where their educational system is different from the rest of the world. Empathy and respect for others is big in sinagpore.

[@gloriakenia2032]

@@buhendran 😮

[@ronnie8407]

Limited resources is not always a bad situation, instead, it inspires creation and efficiency. Well done, Singapore! We should learn from you.

[@SathanaST]

Comment from Solo Berry 2 years ago (edited) 1:00 Housing 8:55 Drones Tech 12:00 Foods 19:00 Water 24:47 BlockChain 27:48 Health Care 30:52 Electricity 33:16 Primary Education System 36:20 Telecommunication to all Citizens 38:26 Cares on babies(new gen) 40:56 Parks, Plants, and Animal species 43:00 Conclusion.

[@KyHasVibranium]

Thanks!

[@krish4134]

Not all heroes wear capes.

[@sanzida7]

Thanks a lot

[@Bakedcakeyyy]

Visited Singapore last year. Was absolutely blown away at how efficient and clean everything runs!

[@Sistadelphia]

I’m obsessed with this super city. I had so much fun being there for 6 months. I want to go back! One of my favorite cities in the world!

[@metrr0fn67]

Lol I'm sgp but NS

[@tadashiokazaki951]

Sistadelphia are you from India?

[@Toytatu]

Wow 6 months!! 🌟🌟🌟

[@derekloh9704]

Thanks NatGeo for a brilliant documentary affording Singapore the well-deserved recognition and achievements that many in the world aren't aware. The details found in this documentary is highly educational and informational which perhaps many wouldn't have known even if they live in Singapore. Singapore is not perfect by any measure, and so is every other city out there. Nevertheless, Singapore's achievements are remarkable relative to many other cities. I am proud to be Singaporean (in a humble way) and the amazing feats we have achieved thus far while we continue to push the boundaries of possibilities to surpass previous milestones. Kudos and heartfelt appreciation to the SG government, all Singaporeans as well as all the talented and hardworking foreigners living and working in Singapore, who have contributed extensively to this amazing city. Keep it up SG!

[@Blablablarandomguy]

Well said

[@tejano2828]

When I stepped in the airport I thought I had leapt 50 years in time...it's that good.

[@RandomPerson-hj8fq]

Where are you from ?

[@marisabeltran3084]

That's sad for America

[@sharonexc]

@@marisabeltran3084 America can be that too by focusing more on self development. Don't be sad it will start from you one at a time. Encourage your friends too. To make things fast practice meditation.

[@marisabeltran3084]

@@sharonexc you're right, I can be part of the change... change from America to Singapore, I'm kidding. I'm working hard to make the environment better, that's a start, not I woul need to send the message to everyone.

[@bunbon6302]

Changi Airport is unbeatable, no 🧢

[@gotivanmomak]

i like how they think out of "box" they literally think about everything, how they can use it out of they'; re advantage and use it. What a smart moves, thinking, overcome. Just amazed! Awesome documentary

[@marcv2648]

Yet no major inventions have come from Singapore.

[@maomaomaimaimao]

Overthinking in a positive way

[@rungsakthongmuk8538]

A powerful country of Southeast Asia. I am Thai. Besides Thailand, I love Singapore.🇹🇭🇸🇬

[@iateuranium-235forbreakfas7]

Rungsak Thongmuk ASEAN gang 🇻🇳

[@ericyt4465]

Apaan si goblok indo more better than thaii

[@focusssss994]

But... what about Laos, your neighboring country😅

[@jayb2128]

This is top of my list for places to visit when we can finally travel again.

[@sampono1962]

you will be welcomed

[@snowforest4159]

It was a place I never thought about now it's 2nd on my to visit list😂it's litterally my dream world if I could build one

[@marcuslee74239]

This is my city, I'm a grateful and blessed Singaporean

[@jl1741]

Marcus L Me too. I’m so so grateful for my country.

[@tulipedelweiss]

Indeed. Me too😙

[@theethicalpirate1849]

me 2

[@danili2115]

You are zombie too 😂

[@marceladrian5305]

Is it nice to live?

[@aGr3atD4y]

WOW! this was an INCREDIBLE watch! I knew a little about Singapore due to my liking of LKY but my admiration for the country and its competent leadership is through the roof after watching this!

[@petma5551]

Just check on how they have dealt with COVID -19, you will be surprised. These guys know the game.

[@norismohammad]

Why thank you😅 we alr started school like normal days as we controlled the number of imported cases n now its stable (im singaporean btw)

[@Chainyanker007]

Unlike the Trump admin which was totally incompetent, resulting in over 505,000 Covid-19 deaths during his disastrous term. US could have done so much better instead we ended up in a disaster.

[@karlokater]

COVID-19 had to be dealt with? I mean, besides the treatment of those few who really got seriously sick and could be safed (except for those who were beyond the eighties and/or had other diseases and therefor died anyway).

[@complexsituations6494]

@@jeremyjackson7429 ikr i was glad when Biden was elected and im not even American 😂

[@pfw4568]

@@Chainyanker007 Don't even think about that Biden would have made a better job. American politicians are incompetent in general

[@jerryang1329]

I love Singapore. Love from Malaysia 💕

[@Blablablarandomguy]

SG loves you too! We are family

[@rynlahoylahoy2633]

Watching this from the Philippines and this video really inspired me a lot. It requires long-term planning and a supportive government.

[@whitepeachasmr]

Indeed

[@andrestabogadir9959]

Duterte2

[@andrestabogadir9959]

News

[@arcdave2735]

Well the government seems not to looking for a long term way like i mean look at what they did to manila bay they just went for aesthetic and it just a waste of money another thing i noticed that is a big difference with Singapore is that the people in government or the ones employed for the job aren't suitable for the job like electing a celebrity because they are famous.. the Philippine government has a long way togo

[@AltoXorg]

@@arcdave2735 you repeat comment 3 times

[@luckyyu1981]

Love Singapore! Greeting from Korea 🇰🇷

[@PuriMusic-zg5iu]

Debris Parama, FEBRIA PSRAMA, DEBBY DEBBY, DEBBY, PARAMA, YOHANA, RINI LIVIA TIAN

[@magnetiktrax]

Every one of my friends who has visited says it's the most amazing city they've ever been to. It's definitely on my bucket list.

[@charmedprince]

Planning to visit it on my 30th, 2020 Singapore better be ready

[@memorylongtimeago3736]

@@charmedprince I'm from Singapore, but I have to warn that if you guys want to visit those amazing places. Your purse/wallet must have full of papers. lol

[@tonyrichengod9280]

I agree with your friends. It really is a spectacular place

[@TheSunMoon]

Don't need to spend so much time here. 3 days is enough.

[@cyrilgomez]

@@TheSunMoon really

[@econ0611]

These guys in Singapore must play a lot of SimCity!!!!

[@necrisro]

You spelled Cities Skylines wrong D:

[@okflyaway99]

Hahahahahahahahahaha

[@isaacmancia]

i love this types of games.

[@ahmadammar3356]

AutoCAD more

[@ahrlj24]

emiatis do

[@TypicalJucunditas]

Also to note: Elon Musk tried to make a TESLA partnership with Singapore. However Singapore declined that partnership. Elon assumed that Singapore was "opposing alternative vehicles" as our income would rely on fossil fuels. However, we hit back hard with the data that individual electric vehicles is less of a movement to protect the environment and instead a way to capitalise on the fact that it is a "Lifestyle" and that it would be more effective to have a Mass-Public Transport system that could reduce the number of vehicles, and there could also eventually be alternatively powered public transport as well.

[@ritwikreddy5670]

Electric cars make more sense in countries like America with very little public transportation. Public transport > electric cars > petrol or diesel cars

[@channelhoward]

@@ritwikreddy5670 Yes, in general this is true. It is also important to note that creating electric cars is incredibly energy intensive, and if a family is buying an electric car to replace a petrol car that they already own, this is not really accomplishing much. But for first-time automobile buyers who do not have the option of public transportation, then purchasing an electric car is definitely better than a petrol one.

[@matrinyer]

because Singapore doesnt want their people want to be overcrowded with cars so they just want their people use public transportation,but still i want Tesla want to be in southeast asia region

[@aru8972]

also because ownership of 'normal' cars is already expensive. What about electric cars?

[@ritwikreddy5670]

@@channelhoward There is always market for second hand cars. If you replace your petrol car with an electric car, someone somewhere who was willing to buy a brand new petrol car would instead buy your old car. That means one less petrol car on roads.

[@wittythings4238]

I was actually born in Singapore to finally see somebody actually recognizing Singapore as a country is amazing

[@leonardomanestephen8505]

Hii good evening how are you pl

[@Jojo-dz3sl]

I’m not even Singaporean but I feel so proud😢 I wish London could be like Singapore with beautiful greenery.

[@francoislechanceux5818]

London like Paris is 1.700 years old. How old is singapore ?

[@uselesstable2058]

Dont worry we sit for the same exams using the cambridge system ill be sitting for my gce n levels tomorrow lol

[@abinmathew5373]

Don't take things for granted. From where I come from living in a city like london is a dream and I'm sure many people would have the same thought. Be greatful for what you have

[@chrl3n3_]

@@francoislechanceux5818 im not sure but with independence from malaysia in 1965 celebrated its 55 year mark ik this because im singaporen

[@ditsygirl5409]

Our late PM mr Lee Kuan Yew took inspiration while studying in London where he saw planted trees in the city and felt that it actually beautify the surrounding. That’s how Singapore ended up with greenery everywhere you go. All thanks to London and the British!

[@commanderbensisko]

I visited Singapore 2 years ago. I'm sure that's where I left my heart. If it's possible to be in love with a city ...

[@terryharris1291]

Lived in Singapore in the early 1980's,when serving with the New Zealand army,Singapore was our base as we trained and patrolled in the Malayan jungle.Enjoyed my time there and it has been great to see how Singapore has grown.Will stop over on my way to Europe in 2020.

[@limjinghao2010]

Welp u didnt see corona coming did u

[@terryharris1291]

@@limjinghao2010 Did you,big deal will go next year.

[@OnMusicSoon1]

thanks bro for helping us to protect this land.

[@JustScrap78]

Respect and love to all kiwis, our close ties are etched in history.

[@kamallochanpadhi3582]

I was in Singapore for 5 years .... A dream country , well managed & nicest people in planet.

[@MarcSpctr]

this happens when politicians care about the people and think of their betterment in long terms than just 4-5 years till next elections.

[@mindsoulpower]

care about them.. lol.. how f** brainwashed you are

[@golamdastagir8080]

Absolutely correct.

[@golamdastagir8080]

You are absolutely right.

[@prachisharma503]

Love Godse

[@josephtsou4296]

yes they care about them but it’s basically a dictatorship tho, can u handle that?

[@not2tees]

I'll never forget driving a young university student from Singapore - also, from the airport - to the Annapolis Valley in Nova Scotia and his absolute delight at seeing for the first time in his life some cattle grazing in a lush green field.

[@KRASUSWEET]

spent two months in BC.....ill choose BC any day over dreary SG....

[@servantededieu1074]

Good 👍 I saw it in KZbin,Singapore is very nice

[@exposingthedarknesswiththe9190]

*Singapore is a model country for the rest of the world and there isn't a more friendly place to visit...they are indeed blessed with the way they teach their society to be productive in all things!*

[@spigbungus]

Exposing the Darkness with the Light I agree especially with other less developed country’s. They need to really apply a stick rule on human right so that a country can be more focused on developing economically. Third world country’s can’t afford labor revolts and angry mobs with a diminishing economy.

[@sambridhathapa4313]

Come to my country Nepal. We'll show you what friendly is.

[@benyusof5200]

@jayaveeran bruh , u for real? go to any country and ask people on the lower rungs of the economic ladder how they like it ,u probably going to get the same answer.

[@hydrobuu]

Chewing gum is illegal!!

[@hydrobuu]

@jayaveeran dafuq are you stupid or something?

[@pastoryau2237]

When the goal of the government of a national is focused on elevating the quality of life of her people instead of how to control, subdue and exploit them, that nation will thrive and prosper. We lived in Singapore in the 70s of last century, I am proud of what that tiny country is doing and achieving. Good job and keep going!

[@TheRatzor]

From New Zealand and I visited this city this year after my trip to Vietnam and I must say it a very clean city!

[@NewmaticKe]

Next month will be my second "circle NZ" trip. The first was with my buddies 20 years ago. This time with my kids. Thanks to NZ for the protection given to Singapore in the early days of formation of the nation.

[@GierlangBhaktiPutra]

So Nat Geo uploads full episode of their programs in KZbin? Wow what an era to live in

[@campfortune]

Singapore is extremely lucky to have Lee as its leader.

[@rubinahaque4942]

CANNOT AGREE MORE.. JUST READING THE BOOK AND THINKING THE SAME!!!

[@ibrahimhaneef6684]

Exactly

[@MP4Khmer]

yes

[@ianu1969]

4q7@@rubinahaque4942 dadďq

[@deniskaria7726]

This is mind-blowing. Its so fascinating to see the great strides that Singapore has made in technology.

[@carrieandretti]

Can you imagine if globally this Desalinization Plant was duplicated for all nations?✅ Water for everyone♥️

[@christinejoybarrion704]

Having a leader is great,having a great LEADERS are legendary.

[@briancleland3810]

Very true , @Christine are you from Singapore 😮

[@smithboss3584]

Sure

[@sammykhalil18]

Singapore is the most underrated tech savvy and wealthy city on earth, it’s becoming bigger and better than Dubai, and most people don’t even talk about it or see it as a poor region

[@dailyrant4068]

Only the ignorant do... Singapore has been wealthy for many decades now. A lot of Asian countries have developed so much but a lot of ignorant westerners don't know. Some don't even know Japan is advanced...

[@violeta5702]

If you are familiar with Dubai's wealth and economy you should be with Singapore. However being an expat in Dubai seems more likely than Singapore, correct me if I'm wrong

[@sammykhalil18]

Irene A your right, I also lived in Dubai for about a year, that is when I first heard of Singapore bc of it being similar to Dubai, being an American I can say in a few years one or both will be better than the states if they aren’t already, here in the states we act like we’re the only great country and try to hide that others are passing us up

[@sammykhalil18]

ImYes I lived in Dubai for about a year and I imagine it to be very similar maybe better

[@NewmaticKe]

@yes I do

[@edmondmakgaretsa6302]

Singapore pays attention to small details, I'm in love!. May the rest of our countries learn from them.

[@wariyowagi6272]

Especially African countries

[@ORIGINAL786dodi]

This video makes me want to visit Singapore, would be even better to migrate there. I must say this is the one place I'd love to send my children to study from nursery level to university level. Well done to the people of Singapore for making their nation a great hub of tech advancements in/and learning. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@sweehockchoong7987]

Mohammed Asif Vgu

[@UsmanAli-bb2oq]

@@sweehockchoong7987 Sir What is Vgu ?

[@ThangHuynh10]

The school system in Singapore is very very difficult, you may consider not to torture your children.

[@nishhnishh1088]

Mohammed Asif Go to a muslim country. Singapore is for Buddhists and Hindus

[@actionau]

I hope your kid(s) aren't males, or else they'll be liable from their first breath for 'National (military) service' until they are 40/45 years of age.

[@kabdirahman5741]

" Innovate or Die" amazaing motto

[@sidmichael1158]

Time stamp?

[@ahmedmo9833]

Dr baad ku qoraty waxna ma qabatid kkkkk

[@teerificbitch]

@@sidmichael1158 27:22

[@awkieawks3661]

At least some places are thinking about the longer term than just the next quarter or election.

[@sweetbrown3476]

Hello how are you doing today and how is the weather condition over there.

[@eugenemusakhi6552]

Watching from Kenya and I wish our leaders could see what leaders from such countries are doing.

[@wariyowagi6272]

All African leaders should see what such countries are doing

[@samgath1234]

We are still thinking about BBI

[@Rhenadhis]

I agree. I wonder if our leaders ever expose themselves to images of such greatness, if for nothing else, for inspiration

[@Blablablarandomguy]

Living in Singapore, waking up and looking out the window, is like living in paradise. I am so happy and blessed to be a citizen here.

[@dzeko1167]

Singapore is my favourite holiday destination. Hello from Australia 😁🇦🇺

[@brunofidelis4566]

Džeko 11 and Australia is my favourite destiny holiday, hugs from Brasil I love Australia

[@brunofidelis4566]

Samuel Maurer what’s your Instagram our Facebook? Hahahahah

[@cw8733]

Australia is my favourite holiday destination. Hello from Singapore

[@AbdulWahab-fr7kq]

what one can do as for holidays in Singapore

[@IsThisRain]

@@AbdulWahab-fr7kq It's a genuinely different place. It's the most futuristic (and probably cleanest) city you'll ever visit.

[@adrianramos8061]

Absolutely incredible. Concrete proof that necessity is the driver of innovation. What I am most impressed with is the culture of creativity, and unity along with teamwork, these beautiful people embrace to lead the world into tomorrow. While at the same time, they are ensuring the older generation is catching up and embracing this technological revolution that is taking place there.

[@sweetbrown3476]

Hello how are you doing today and how is the weather condition over there

[@zulqarnain4574]

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[@Jalraxe]

This looks like manmade paradise. The best place to live. Awsome. As a europian I can just hope to visit it someday.

[@yoseftischler6025]

Singapore truly is incredible! Rich, smart, and strong. They had a lot of military help in the beginning from Israel.

[@jethrochan260]

Singapore is smaller than Hong Kong but they does better. I think everyone should learn Singapore

[@spigbungus]

Jethro Chan are you sure? I mean during its growth days it was considered strict socialist city state. Rights to peacefully protest and other normal things were not allowed. Evidence of these strict laws still are still shown in their incredibly laws. (500$ fines for littering and etc.)

[@iknowyoucanhearme6483]

@@spigbungus $500 as a fine for littering is a good idea tho. I mean, in order to discipline the public, iron fist-like laws must be enforced.

[@spigbungus]

Just Facts Just Facts it’s also usually illegal to protest without government consent. Many of the laws from back then are still in place. I should have said it’s still focused on economic growth but have given a little more voice to the citizens. It’s a great place to visit, but to live is a different story. High land costs and troublesome laws. This is an excerpt from the constitution “parliament may restrict the right to freedom of speech, assembly or association if it’s necessary or expedient in the interest of the security of Singapore”. They’ve given so much power to the Prime minister so all these are very accessible to him even though it says parliament decides. I couldn’t care about lgbt but things like these are still illegal in Singapore, and companies who support these have been suppressed from holding events.

[@marcuslen24]

@@spigbungus I suppose, but Singapore is definitely an outlier from countries with those similar policies. It is doing well, just because a person is given power does not mean they will exploit it for wrongdoings. Also, it's still definitely a democracy, leaders are under pressure by the people's opinions.

[@spigbungus]

Marcus Len I wouldn’t say that it’s that different. If you noticed among the asian tigers all countries went through a similar phase. Korea with park Chung hee, Japan after world war 2, and China with deng xiao ping. I admire Singapore strength to follow this trend but people don’t realize what they had to sacrifice. A phase of strict government dedicated to economic development.

[@turcenoarthurjamil4364]

As a Filipino watching this in my country, it makes me realize how behind we are from the modern technologies

[@kylapatriciac.salvador6532]

SG works with nature so every country must do it too.

[@RyuRaza]

Philippines consistently ranks way below Malaysia, Thailand and other SE Asian countries on infrastructure and other things. Backwards society. Sorry 🤭

[@oyau_jsonkuleh182]

@@RyuRaza Malaysia very corrupted government

[@rickrolluniversity2237]

Its hard to manage a big country, your country should try to stary from a city, not a big country

[@crossroads670]

Chinese are smarter than others. That’s why Singapore works.

[@sammyso4940]

This video is so inspiring. It should be shown to students around the world. I feel it would greatly stimulate many young minds to jump into high impact career fields. Much better than sitting around hoping to become the next social media influencer.

[@modernminimalist1]

Fascinating! Singapore was one of the most beautiful and cleanest countries ive ever visited.

[@buzz5969]

Same here but they still had shady areas and crime. 4 floors of …… But rather very clean for a concrete jungle.

[@funkrepublik915]

I live in singapore. The only thing is off in singapore is its hot weather. But its beautiful.

[@marcohumbakic7568]

Am pretty sure it’s not gonna be a cheap place to live either.

[@MacSwaggin]

I totally agree, I'm starting to love Singapore and find appreciation more here :)

[@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia]

Funk Republik Singapore Michigan?

[@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia]

Funk Republik now about Singapore city Michigan USA? A lot cooler there😉

[@funkrepublik915]

shrek is sexier than you it is an expensive place to live in but they (government) are good at offerin various options....live wealthy or live simply. Shrug

[@ธันยาโพธิ์ทอง]

A small country like Singapore is full of prosperity and cleanliness, as well as its efficient development. Singapore does not have any natural resources, but it can lead the country in an incredible way to achieve economic and security. สิงค์โปร์เป็นประเทศที่ดีมากอีกแห่งหนึ่งในโลก

[@angelawall5037]

We here in the USA live in the Stone Age while Singapore lives in age of the Jetsons. I am impressed.

[@vlogithan8784]

Really? OMG..

[@tyronen3779]

Angela Wall its a lot easier to develop one city than an actual country. Same thing with the UAE, Qatar, kuwait etc. Their small, uniform countries so its really easy govern and develop.

[@IntrovertedAmbience111]

We still cant get over a 400+ year problem RACISM how can we move forward if we keep looking back

[@tyronen3779]

Piatequila ik the us system is flawed, but forcing people into prison camps is arguably worse than giving people handouts. Also uae, qatar, and kuwait are tiny, authoritarian countries, so yes, crime has to be lower.

[@stevechen8085]

@@tyronen3779 give independence to each city then

[@srx214]

Excellent documentary. It heartening to know progress and development is firmly focused on its people, its most valuable resource Singapore has. The sky is the limit.

[@ajijulgayen1964]

Singapore is one of the best futuristic city in the world. It gives us a sense of extremely proud feelings about the engineering marvels and shows that our world is rapidly changing. This city is a symbol modern architectural design.

one of thes best dcmntry i ever watched ! thank you national geographic

[@nicholasgergetz5941]

It's important to take notice that what underlies and supplies the funding for all this public and private research is capitalism. Singapore ranks consistently as the second most economically free nation in the world. The government does a superb job in protecting property rights, facilitating free trade, and keeping the overall regulatory burden low while still enforcing pollution control guidelines. It is so remarkable to see what can happen in a "start up culture" such as Singapore, where people have the freedom to innovate. If only more of the world's countries would follow Singapore's model. The world would be a richer, healthier, and cleaner place.

[@maru7042]

Nicholas Gergetz actually it's more like a perfect balance between capitalism and socialism. Taxes are high and so are subsides. Government controls most of the important industries to at least a certain extent. And the rest is free market,

[@heikefoth4624]

Nicholas, you could not have said it better. Yes the rest of the world should have a good look at this. Thank you

[@bradmiller2329]

Give 'em the tools, and get out of the way!

[@NewmaticKe]

@@maru7042 wow, the first person to point this out instead of arguing between c or s

[@mohsina9958]

@@maru7042 taxes are quite low for most people actually. Progressive taxation means that richer people contribute more

[@EfyaKimora]

I watched this yesterday on the TV and I loved it, so I decided to follow you guys here. Falling for Singapore 🇸🇬 I would love to visit there one day. Their housing, so amazing. Watching from Ghana 🇬🇭 West Africa

[@bizzau3416]

Nigerian Government come and see. This is a country that works period. The citizens are so lucky to be born in such a country. 🇸🇬👍

[@0408tk]

But it is a very small country

[@lorranlxcrrer1158]

@@0408tk so what you haters

[@professorxavier8021]

Haha 👩🏻‍💼Singaporean Chinese girl love Nigerian __

[@seguntunde6741]

Nigerian government know all this they simply don't care.

[@NewmaticKe]

@@professorxavier8021 so African, go on, keep at it

[@Adsav22]

Hatts off! Singapore. Simply outstanding and unbelievable. People who born their are just lucky to have good life.

[@spigbungus]

Anudeep Sudhati are you sure? They are lucky to have the housing program and all but it’s still the second most expensive city to live in. It maybe great for vacationers but actually living there is probably a different story.

[@Adsav22]

@@spigbungus it's my first impression!😍

[@tttan1843]

I would say yes Singaporean are lucky. No matter how low is yr salary you can afford a apartment. Yes may he small but still yours. Maslow's law, basic then safety needs. Simple but many don't follow due to politics

[@havenprice]

I know lots of locals who want to move out but most foreigners I met wish they could live here (they haven’t been able to get residency, and these are company owners from UK, Italy etc). Myself I’ve grown to find that this is the best place for me to live. I get to do what I want whenever I want. I can go to my Japanese supermarket don don ki at 11pm and the local Super market at midnight. I can drive to Marina Bay at 2am and walk around a world famous park without any fear. In fact I did exactly that last week.

[@浦飯幽助-y8n]

@@havenprice japan needs you. Amaterasu is calling you. Go back. Tenno Heika Banzai.

[@Talemuse]

As a Singaporean I freely admit that Singapore is really no big deal in everything. We are not the best in manufacturing, not the best in higher education, not the best in human rights and many others. But I dare say we are one of the very few country that manage to score high in every key denominators that define one as successful. We do this often by pushing ahead unequally among the stakeholders leaving some behind. Cracks are already formed and one day we might turn insular like so many nations today have. But until them, I wish the party never stop in sunny Singapore.

[@TheFierina]

what cracks are you referring to, if you don't mind sharing?

[@vernontay6204]

Im a singaporean myself and i would want to ask you a simple question "With all these so called achievements in scores and rankings, but are you happy as a human being"? The answer is no because our society is one of the most materialistic, selfish one.

[@cwong5643]

Agree with you, Frederick.

[@Blablablarandomguy]

Bad doomer take, but there are definitely Singaporeans like you, every society has its pessimists after all. But best to pay you no heed. As a Singaporean I think you're spouting doomer nonsense, while getting off on self-deprecation and self-pity.

[@Aphungkoo]

I watch this video every now and then It's my guilty pleasure

[@rudro2387]

I have been to Singapore a couple of times and it is mind-blowing