Fake Homeless

[@semomonkey]

The essence of being homeless is not having a home. That's it. I was homeless for 3 months but I had friends I could stay with. I slept on the couch. I think most people don't count that as homeless but trust me. The stress living like that is just as real!

[@NomadPush]

🙌🔥🙌

[@JayMacTìre]

Was homeless for a while one I learned food don't last long goes off fast or eaten by critters

[@joehirokuya2361]

Thats the literal definition. Not the essence of being homeless. You didnt have to worry about being robbed raped or stab at night. You had the luxury of being safe, dry, and warm. Theres people who get turned away from shelters becuase theyre full sleeping on the cold streets losing limbs to frost bite. Having anything over your head is a luxury fam.

[@joehirokuya2361]

I dont wanna demean your experiences but theres a difference.

[@joehirokuya2361]

If you wanna use literal meanings of things then hes a vagabond.

[@rydenstar20]

People in north America are not used to seeing homeless people that haven't completely givin' up on life. Don't let their ignorance bring you down. You're most likely happier in life than 80% of the people with homes. Best of luck, much love from Canada.

[@Goresmog]

This is true. Americans are unable to comprehend anything other than a low-trust society so when they see a society that is not like that they are bewildered and cannot believe it's real, or even believe it deserves to be changed by policy and force. This is why they are so desperate to export their culture of degeneracy to countries that are not like theirs. It is not familiar enough to them and that interrupts their peace of mind. Homeless people in Japan not being mostly violent, rootless, and deranged drug addicts who represent a monstrous creation of their own society is disturbing to them. The rest of the world must suffer as the american does, yet they are so curious as to why there is resentment between their country/culture and others. You know what they say, misery loves company.

[@skip1815]

True 👍

[@JardinJumat]

Up

[@Briannal884]

That’s simply not true. I live in Japan and have seen tons of the tent camps that I saw back home in Washington all the time here in Japan, they just hide it here. Not that I’m judging this man here but it’s easier to see a highlight reel of someone’s life and think “that’s better than most people who are homeless in my country” as if this man isn’t making money on these videos and/or does not have mental health or addiction issues.

[@Goresmog]

@@Briannal884 You are white lol

[@Arhonnys]

I am depressed to the point of feeling such social anxiety that I don't want to interact with anyone. I quit my job. My whole world fell apart. At the darkest moment, the algorithm decided to recommend your channel and show me a window of joy and hope that I need so much. Every time you read a hate comment, think that someone else like me is also watching the video but isn't commenting. People who hate just don't want to feel, that's why they burn everything they can. PD: This video is gone be viral.

[@AMBATUKAM11111]

I have also went 'hikikomori' for 1 year now. There are lots of us out here than you think

[@PainFireFist]

Please please please consider therapy! I was in your place 15 years ago and I do not regret going to therapy back then and healing my mental health. It IS possible!

[@christinesorensen8050]

I’m so sorry you feel that way. I agree with the previous post about therapy and sometimes medication is also necessary. I also like watching Robin because he’s so upbeat it helps when I’m not feeling so on top of the world. Life can be tough - you don’t have to have all the answers at once. Just take a day at a time, step at a time and work it out as you go. And hang out with Robin 😎

[@Maxid1]

I'm going to share this on X because of your post.

[@LevellingUpMyLife]

Beautiful my friend

[@cyberneticsludge]

Don't let these idiots bring you down!

[@NlNEFlNGERS]

Thank you from someone who is not in a position to help I am truly thankful for people like you. You help make a difference in the life of someone who brings joy to us all! 🎉

[@cyberneticsludge]

@@NlNEFlNGERS don't thank me. Thank Nomad-san for creating this community!

[@rovinand]

🔥🙏🔥🙏🔥

[@AndyBHome]

People are careless and imprecise with language. I think a lot of people think homeless means destitute. Robin certainly isn't destitute, but he has no house, no apartment, no room in a house, no long term living arrangement in a permanent dwelling. That's homelessness. He doesn't own or lease a place to sleep or keep his possessions. That's homeless. He isn't sleeping outside without shelter or in places where he is trespassing. He's not going without food or bathing. He has more possessions than the clothes on his back. He has some money. He's not destitute. That doesn't mean he's not homeless. In North America we think the homeless are mostly people at busy intersections and highway off-ramps with cardboard signs asking for money, but for every one of those people there are 3 equally homeless people sleeping in their cars, on friends' couches, in shelters. Many homeless people are working jobs but can't secure permanent living accommodations. Some people stay in hotels for a few days at a time between periods of living out of their cars, or hiding in a place they're not supposed to be, like large building stairwells, or a storage area where they work. Most homelessness in North America is nearly invisible. It's still a problem. It's just not as obvious as people expect it to be.

[@yourseatatthetable]

In 2016 I was discharged from prison to the street. There was no half way house; no release center that would take me because the system made it so I discharged my number. So I borrowed a car and slept in that for 4 months, found a job, and saved. With help from my mom and sister I bought a 30 year old RV for 5k. And was still homeless as far as anyone I knew was concerned. It was always one breakdown away from failure. Then my mom passed away. So my disabled wife and mom's cat joined me in that RV for the two years while we sold her house, of which I got $4k after all her bills, Medicaid and Habit For Humanity didn't take. It took me two years of hard work and dumb luck to buy my first house at the age of 53. So, must he wallow in gutters, be filthy and half starved before you will accord the man his status? Is it a status he chooses? Yes, that is clear. But then, most homeless in America are there because life, the state, and the Corporate Elites are making everything from rent to healthcare to food cost every penny and more we make. Working homeless are still homeless. Just because you are homeless does not mean you don't keep living your live; or that you have to be a gutter rat and strung out meth-head, now does it. Grow up you f'ing Trolls. Honestly.

[@Tuhar]

Your friend looks like a generous host and a fun guy to hang out with!

[@NomadPush]

His the best!!

[@purpleiancurtis]

Don’t listen to those who just want to bring you down! Rooting for the vanlife content! Cheers and hugs from Hungary! Otsukare!!!

[@Mirai8]

I don't care about fake anything, I'm just here for the real Robin-San! Nomads unite!! 🎉🎉

[@NomadPush]

🔥❤️🔥

[@larsstougaard7097]

Yes Coke United 🙌 🥤

[@ScubaSteveM45]

​@@NomadPushyour videos are always well composed and produced. You could make a living as a videographer some day. Do they sell Coke Zero in Japan? Then you wouldn't need to apologize before each drink 😅

[@Libbyrican]

True to that! 👍

[@Libbyrican]

@@larsstougaard7097yes indeed! 😅

[@frikandelkroket9335]

Dude. You are a modern nomad. Screw the haters.

[@Libbyrican]

Some people are so hateful! They just get a kick out of cruelty. What a sad life they must have. You are a Nomad…no home to call your own. Cruel people do not care about explanations, they care about hurting people. They get a kick out of that. Sad, sad life they live. But Robin, there are more of us who love you as you are and look forward to your adventures every week! Keep spreading laughter! You are a fun, loving young man. And if you get a home of your own in the future, your followers will still be watching your channel because of who you are. You bring laughter to us with your honest personality. ❤

[@user-qh1ml2rw1s]

homeless people arnt buying food from restaurants pal😂

[@Poypoy069]

"i'm not fat, i'm thicc." quote of the year :)

[@NomadPush]

🙌🔥🙌

[@StfnHnns]

I love coooooke 😂

[@Anne69J7]

lol 😆

[@MsOMZOMZ]

hahaa i love that!

[@skip1815]

😂

[@Dorwynn]

Robin, don't listen to those people who call you f*t OR f*ke. The truth is in any other country your life style would not look as "nice" as is does. Japan homeless just looks different than what people see in movies and news. Not having a home and living at the whim of the outside ( rain, heat, cold etc) is homeless. We

[@brockryan3405]

Yup. When you cannot have a routine, he is somewhere new all the time, you have to eat what is available and that isn't often healthy. I think Robin is lucky in that Japan has a better food culture than the ultra-processed carb-rich American diet. Poor people in the USA are the fattest because it is so easy. The ramen and noodles he eats are the foods of convenience that keep some weight on him. They are cheap and filling.

[@whalegod1056]

Nomad Push begging animals to buy his merch will never get old. Funniest thing i've ever seen XD

[@Messy_Marv]

By choice I was homeless in San Diego for 7 years. Slept on the beach 5 days a week. Did odd jobs and ate burritos. Skated around California. It was the vest years of my life. Much Love Bro.

[@larsstougaard7097]

Beautiful 🛹 & Messy 😅🌮

[@Messy_Marv]

@@larsstougaard7097 😂 🙏

[@sorrynormal6551]

Can you even get away w that nowadays. I feel like cops would run you off or arrest you.

[@Messy_Marv]

@@sorrynormal6551 I definitely had issues with Police but if you were far enough from the public they didn’t care.

[@floopyboo]

I think the thing that nobody gets about homelessness is that there is always a decision involved. It's always a choice. It's not "I choose to be homeless", at least not frequently. It's more often "I choose to not starve to death paying off someone else's mortgage" or "I choose to live my life genuinely instead of pretending to be something I'm not in exchange for a roof over my head". In my life, on more than one occassion, it's been 'I choose to start a new job before I have a roof over my head". If you've ever had to live in a hotel, if you've ever couch surfed while your stuff was in storage, if you've ever had to live in someone's garage... guess what? YOU'VE BEEN HOMELESS!

[@Omnisalad]

I've never once thought you would fake something like being homeless, you seem like a very genuine dude! Seeing you able to make these adventures has tempted me to be more nomadic but things are so expensive and I feel trapped. Nomad Push has been very inspiring for me and many other people Robin, and you have made decisions many others would not. Your friends and community are cheering for you. You deserve to be happy and successful, keep at it!

[@terrirideout9683]

Robin…. I have a suggestion: block haters. Bots are rampant. There is a KZbin person that I have followed for years because he’s positive and wonderful. One time he mentioned that he would get “dislikes” and negative comments within a few seconds of posting a video. Anyone who watches you knows that you are sincere and real. We all wish the best for you and hope you get a nice van soon.

[@nise5281]

Yeah hiding and being afraid ALWAYS helps?

[@Minecraftexploring]

@@nise5281 How is blocking people that just bring negativity being afraid or hiding? Just because It's online don't mean you have to take peoples negativity and disrespect.

[@user-qh1ml2rw1s]

@@Minecraftexploring u are blocking the truth, this clown isent homeless, He has people to support him. he has money. he’s eating at restaurants and buying cokes😂 if u think that’s homeless u have 0 idea what the real world looks like.

[@Minecraftexploring]

@@user-qh1ml2rw1s Wait? So you're saying homeless people don't deserve a coke? Or some food? Or people that support you? That's crazy. He owns nor rents a home, he has no land, he is homeless, just because he has ppl in his life that care for him does not change that.

[@user-qh1ml2rw1s]

@@Minecraftexploring being homeless means u have nothing. u have no food. no life. no friends. you don’t HAVE $2 to spend on a coke. never seen a homeless person eating at a restaurant 😂

[@adamsartjourney]

Man, why do people have to be haters. To me you are just a cool dude traveling Japan and taking us along for the ride. Happy Trails Nomad Push!

[@lynneOG]

is it being a hater to call out someone who is without a brick-and-mortar dwelling by CHOICE versus true homeless beings who are barely surviving and have NO sponsors to give them things? FO.

[@adamsartjourney]

@@lynneOG Yes it is, do you know him personally and his financial situation? There’s a lot of people who choose to be homeless these days to save money in the hope of a better future.

[@lynneOG]

@@adamsartjourney I don't know any youtuber personally, I don't need to, I am commenting on the content posted. Please go out and enjoy a homeless life without sponsors and donations then report back on it. Sofa surfing and parent's basements do not count

[@joehirokuya2361]

@@adamsartjourneylisten i still enjoy the videos but lets be real here. People who choose homelessness arent homeless. Theyre vagrants/vagabonds/ backpackers travelers or whatever else you may call them. But this is not homelessness. Its a spit in the face to the people who are out there struggling right now to call this man homeless. He had a job, had money and probably still does, had a home. He threw it all away because he wanted to. You listen to his other videos? He quit his job and became vagabond because he wanted to. Hes not saving money for a better future lmao.

[@kloroform1681]

@@joehirokuya2361 Vagabonds are homeless people that travel from place to place. Being a vagabond would signify you are homeless. I understand your point tho. By choice is way different. Why anybody would choose homelessness is truly beyond me. And this is coming from somebody who was homeless (not by choice) for 10+ years.

[@claudiohigashi]

Hi Robin-san! At this point, I really don't care if you are homeless or not. I love you the way you are. Even if you decide to live in a house, I'll not stop watching your videos. Just keep being who you really are. The most important thing is YOU! You are a guy who is inspiring many people around the world and that's the real reason why your channel does not stop growing. You are funny and sincere - a kind of person I would like to have as a friend. お疲れ様!

[@trude_in_adelaide]

Ive been homeless. I had no place to call a home for myself and 3 kids for 6 months. I was able to stay under a roof. But was still classed as a homeless. Some people are rude. Please ignore them. Block them. You are a wonderful person sharing your journey with us! Lets goooooo! 🎉

[@NomadPush]

Thank you!!!! Let’s goooooo!!!!

[@lynneOG]

that's not true homelessness and this man's situation is not that of a true homeless person. Homeless people don't have "MERCH" and sponsors let alone mopeds, camera equipment and the luxury to eat and drink whatever they want. He needs to STOP using the term 'homeless'. I enjoy the content he puts out, but he needs to rethink how he refers to his chosen lifestyle.

[@supraeffective]

@@lynneOG watch out, we got the true homeless police over here!

[@lynneOG]

@@supraeffective oh my god, you are so clever! How do you do it?! Such a fantastic and original comment, I am super impressed with your ability to skirt the obvious and farm the clout 👏

[@joehirokuya2361]

Hes more of a vagrant/backpacker if anything Edit: more of a vagabond

[@mossygreenlog]

Hey man, be safe. I enjoy your content and totally understand your situation. Many more great adventures. Maybe one day you'll grab one of the akiya houses while they're still available and no longer be a nomad.

[@regularjohn8768]

"i'm no fat, i'm thick" +10000 points.

[@OneOldGuyandHisPets]

Thing is what does the typical homeless person look like? I was homeless back in 2017 for a few months and I'd be told YOU DONT LOOK HOMELESS. Had a job, just didn't get paid what the rent was, but there i was under tree a few blocks away. People don't realize, people they see everyday...restaurant, grocery store, etc. workers many are homeless. Vets, families, etc. Are homeless, working their ass but no roof, just living life. And contrary to some belief that they can't become homeless just about everyone can and will become homeless, PhDs are out on the streets, etc. And most look just like a "normal" person and it isn't by choice for most, it called life sometimes sucks! Anyways, great video.

[@EnlistedBombin]

Don't listen to the haters.. homeless people get bellys from eating unhealthy food that is fast and cheap. Keep your head up brother you do you.

[@NomadPush]

🙏🙌❤️

[@itsicearmour]

And even so, just because you don't live in a house doesn't mean you can't choose what you spend your money on. You're an adult and you deserve to make those choices for yourself. Whether you're homeless by circumstances or by choice, it doesn't mean you have to start reducing your autonomy because of other people's perceptions of your situation. In simple terms: Fuck 'em!

[@skunk2spec489]

No, they don't. Homeless people that are overweight are recently homeless. This guy is an exception to that. Most 99% of homeless people are not self sufficient enough to do what Robin is doing. Homeless people rapidly lose without due to not being able to eat like they used to. If you're going to comment on something then he educated on it...

[@EnlistedBombin]

@@skunk2spec489 I am I was homeless for 10 years and work in outreach now lol. So I think I got enough lived and worked experience to speak regards from Shitattle :)

[@I_Of_Providence]

@@skunk2spec489 that's not necessarily true. a lot of people who are homeless and thin is because mental illness that cause them not to take care of themselves properly and/or ilicit drug use. Robin-san obviously does not fall into this category.

[@catherineleslie-faye4302]

I've been homeless more then once in my adult life. Those who call you f"ake homeless" are jealouse of your success... just ignore them and continue on with your life.

[@rejan195]

yeah right. some of this haters are just jealous that this guy is doing what he wants traveling doing his passion while they are probably slaves of corporate jobs.

[@Bee_Tea_Sea]

It was nice to see those older men doing their flute practice, I am happy you included that part It would be cool if you went to see them at their festival

[@NomadPush]

🥰🥰🥰

[@tcatzmeow]

Everyone's situation is different. You are very lucky to have good friends and a great KZbin community that helps you along the way. Not every homeless person is mental unstable, or on drugs, alcohol etc. There is a lot of that in the States. You are working on your goals and doing a great job! I found your channel yesterday and I am on order and almost onto video 57, I really love your journey and you will go far. You have a great energy and people see that or so many would not want to help you. Keep going as I am sure you will hit 200k by the end of the year and hopefully we will see the next chapter of you Van Life! Sending love & hugs from Florida USA.

[@derrenleepoole]

I really enjoy seeing the real side of Japan that often gets glossed over in other KZbinr videos. Keep pushing and ignore the haters.

[@mrmatz408]

I like your attitude, and it's good to see that you're not letting the negativity get you down. I don't even know what "fake homelessness" is -- you don't have a home, like you said, no place to put your stuff. That's homeless. Anyhow, all of the "real homeless" people the negative commenters post about started out the same way, but never had the fight or motivation to make the most of a situation like you have. So, keep on pushing! Nomad-sans got your back.

[@rovinand]

🔥🙌🔥

[@Sk8-OR-DIE]

Thanks! NOMAD ❤

[@ray77j]

Thanks!

[@Kiid-Pharaoh]

I love how he always apologizes for the coke + He knows it's not good but still puts a smile on everyone's face!

[@Andreavorhies2010]

A lot of folks here in the US have "checked out" of normal life. Depression, Anxiety and stress have pushed many people in to homelessness. They choose to be homeless rather than deal with the unfairness they perceive in mainstream life. Keep going man, carve your way to where you want to be! There is nothing wrong with being clean and well fed and traveling. love your videos!

[@Mel-nr4jd]

Whether you are homeless or not I find that your content is really good. Ofc one day if you are ready, we hope you will find a place that provides you shelter and keep you safe! Go on Nomad san!

[@NomadPush]

🔥🔥🔥

[@grim73]

You don’t need to explain yourself Bro.People will always try and drag you down.Keep on pushing,I love your content!

[@R3TN]

I wasn't here for the homeless content, i'm here for the casual day in life of robinsan in japan instead of all those typical fancy travelling japan videos all over in youtube, love how casual your videos are, eating at normal local random restaurant instead of 'must-visit' in japan restaurant, meeting all the lovely people all over places with different ages and characters, but to be honest i was first attracted to your content because i thought it was skateboarding related, but in the end there wasn't much skateboarding in your video but i still kept watching it almost everyday until now which i super enjoy, please keep it as it as and just be yourself :D, keep doing what you enjoy or love, its impossible to please everyone haha

[@YNGKRTBOY]

Its the Internet. As long as you put something online there will ALWAYS be haters or someone who doesnt like what you do. This place is toxic, it is its nature. Just ignore it, no need to justify yourself. A lot of people love your content and will continue the travel with you. keep up the good work, you always put a smile on my face, whenever i watch your videos. thank you so much homeless-san. lots of love from germany. you rock!

[@rexb4347]

Sending you all the good vibes Robin🐦

[@NomadPush]

🙏🙌🔥

[@KCJ-xx2nd]

Homelessness is a STATE OF MIND. I was once homeless, doesn't mean I had to be dirty, on drugS or mental. When I did finally purchase a home I still wanted to be outside even with a five bedroom home. I never felt homeless when I was. Again it's a STATE OF MIND.

[@erms111]

When people say that you are not homeless it's because they are not educated on the different levels of inequality we can have in our society. You can be homeless living on the streets, living in your car, hopping from friend's house to friend's house... Those are all situations of social vulnerability and those ignorant, unempathetic people cannot seem to comprehend that they can only be in a position to think of criticizing you, because they are probably doing better than you in the comfort of their homes. Also, most of these people are probably Americans, so forgive their ignorance. Just keep doing you, haters gonna hate. Love from Brazil, take care.

[@RT-qd8yl]

Robin I've been supporting you from the beginning and I always will! Let the haters hate, their opinions don't mean much to is! Keep doing your thing and being awesome brother. 😎

[@brendasmith2521]

Without your channel we would never see authentic Japanese foods and scenery in such an honest perspective

[@jacquettabanana]

If you had a personal place to call home, you are not homeless. If you are travelling around camping out, sleeping at friends who offer a sofa or bed for the night so that you have a roof over your head etc.. you are homeless. What dont people get about that? Honestly, they have an ignorance i cant comprehend 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️ Love your channel & love your vibe, dont let people who dont know you get you down with their negativity.. look for us.. the positive people who want you to be happy & build you up! You've got this, san! 🫶💚

[@sweetbelzn]

People can be ridiculous. Ignore them. We love your content, Robin-San

[@GregDragon]

Block the idiots if you can or ignore them. Some are shills from other channels thinking they're doing something by posting hate here. Not worth your time or mentions. Don't let them win. Love your positivity. Keep on pushing!

[@Lindarianmusic]

Technically, I'm couch surfing and homeless and not skinny by any means. But I have a roof over my head, a place to sleep, including food on my table. Not to mention a car to drive and a job, including family that I stay with, and I still don't have a home of my own. Being homeless, including fluffy doesn't make me any less of a person, nor anyone else in this situation. We do the best that we can with what we are given. In reality, things mean very, very little to me it is about doing the best that you can with the cards that you're dealt in life. Keep on being you Nomad Push and keep on living your dream.-All my best always

[@texasrefugee7888]

I'm impressed with how clean and orderly Japan seems to be

[@NomadPush]

🥰🙌🙏

[@cyberneticsludge]

I love how Moped-san is allowing you to cover more ground quickly. It also is providing some great views of the country! Stay safe, Nomad-san!

[@NomadPush]

❤️🙏🙌

[@firecat2382]

who says there are no fat homeless people. I see thick homeless all the time just go down town Boston, MA. screw the comments , think people are confusing skinny junkies with sober homeless. Love your channel so happy you keep upgrading your situation a little at a time...

[@NomadPush]

🔥🙏❤️

[@TRAVIESO_NA]

Robin 😅 stay on the path. You’re such a great inspiration, in a world of abundance and fake happiness. You’re a true friend to everyone all your “subscribers.” Keep positive and find happiness wherever it may be. It’s a journey this life, I feel your living when a lot of people feel like they’re just dying slow.

[@misterightnow]

You may be homeless but never homie-less. You are not alone, you have amazing friends.

[@durazombie]

You can tell Robin-San is legit, if u watch his vlogs, you feel it. He rarely cuts. Super authentic kind guy. How else would he have so many friends?

[@huldadaadottir6757]

You don’t have to justify yourself and your situation. There will always be haters. Watching your channel explains everything. Shine on dude and keep on going around giving us insight into your adventures ❤

[@wojill5420]

You're not a fake or a scammer, you don't have the comfort of a permanent home. Don't pay attention to the comments. You are creating great content, and I appreciate what you are doing. Not everyone can do what you do. Let's gooooooo!

[@bobbymatienzo7089]

T-san is such a sport This guy deserve a lot of comments

[@belhabchioussama4234]

robin-san personally my number one reason for supporting you is because i love your content and your personality, keep it up man and don't care what haters comment on your channel

[@J.Anne.Overeem]

I admire how you’ve chosen to live your life. I’ve adhered to the norm all my life. Now at 65, you’ve given me the spirit to explore and enjoy each day. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@tabea258]

👏🏻✌🏻❤️

[@hyakuniju1877]

I was homeless for 1 and a half year, it was rough, some people even ignored me when I cried on the streets for some help, but I was also very free and happy, got to meet new friends and people which made my homeless journey much more enjoyable. People say, being homeless is the bottom of life, but it is not true at all for all people. There are always good people among the bad. That’s just life.

[@kamalanickiemciver9061]

Awesome Robin-San!! Thank you for the lovely video today.

[@waynemathews603]

Thanks

[@NomadPush]

❤️🙌🙏

[@michaelhall6190]

Push on Nomad-san!

[@NomadPush]

🙏🙌❤️

[@jonathanawolfe]

don's let the haters get you down. Love watching your content all the way from Calgary, Alberta , Canada. Keep living your dream, its super inspiring.

[@Xeno_of_Luyten]

Your home is the freedom from a 9 to 5 job. Freedom to move anytime and anywhere. As I grow older, I treasure health and freedom above money. Money can provide a certain level of freedom, but to a very limited extent.

[@CoconutR96]

Brother just know that when you get people hating on you, it means you've made it. Some of that hate will get to you but don't let that distract you from the lives you are changing/inspiring. You've come a long way Nomad San and im proud of you 🙌

[@Lukey-Dukey-AUS]

You will make van life for sure and thank you for taking us along on your positive happy journey.👍👍

[@thesandstonelotus]

Your true fans understand and appreciate you for who you are! I always love and look forward to your videos. I understand the struggle to NOT wan to fit into the salary man life, to want to be free, to be yourself. Be the best you that you can be. Lots of love

[@Carrillo91]

For every 1 hater, you have 10 supporters! We LOVE you, Nomad-San, and we cant wait to see what other adventures you share with us! You deserve all the Coke! :)

[@Libbyrican]

Well said! 😊

[@joshuaburgos8627]

Keep “Pushing” Nomad. Whenever you’re doing something great for yourself or others, you’re going to be met with resistance (negative people). It just lets you know that you’re on the right path and that you made the right decision for your life. You’re transparent and honest about everything so anyone who has anything negative to say is just projecting something (unhealed trauma maybe) that has nothing to do with you. Keep pushing for greatness! Good luck on your journey!

[@sasalitesanto3503]

Man, We love you, for you. Forget the lame comment (I know it's hurt and maybe sometimes, feel not good.). Bonjour from France. Thanks fore showing us real Japan from your experience.

[@dinoyong9800]

You don’t hv a home, you literally sleep in tent or bunk in homes of kind friends. I say that qualifies. Why are we splitting peas over someone else plight. Becoz if YOU, WE get to experience another world. If that’s what it takes to survive in this world, you’re an inspiration. 🔥❤️👍

[@bungalogic]

I've been following you since you were around 16,000 subs it's amazing your growth. Keep Pushing for greatness and thank you for your inspiration. Staying positive and cheerful in many difficult situations. lets Goooo!!!

[@HanzHeHim]

Thank you for sharing your life I look forward to these videos. Wish you the best always Robin-San 🎉🎉

[@NomadPush]

Thank you so much!

[@jaipiet7762]

There will always be haters on your journey when you go public, you are an amazing, honest person, you got your Nomad Sans backing you up and waiting to drink a Coke with you.

[@nicoleknight6518]

I have a friend who bounces from couch to couch and doesn't think he qualifies as homeless. By definition he is homeless. It can look many different ways.

[@entropybear5847]

Many of us are interested in your story and journey. The truth, good as well as the bad. Others were drawn in by the prospect of watching someone's suffering. Don't apologise for sharing with us your truth, people appreciate your content, and also seeing a reminder that homeless people are humans too, and not all stereotypes. Societies across the world love to zoom in on the mentally unwell, substance afflicted ones, it's an easy narrative to sell, but trust, we love your content as it is. It feels honest, and I've always enjoyed honest feeling vlog like content.

[@turquoisewitch.wild-owl]

Yes, those people are rude and judgmental! Keep being you and doing what you do! 😊

[@BreakingSigns]

I found your channel like two weeks ago and I listen with a mini-video player on my computer while I work. Each day you upload, I watch immediately. You have a kind heart, and your story and adventures reached around the world. Peace and love from New Jersey, USA!

[@isimply2179]

Your videos always kept me entertained and whenever I watch your videos, I always feel as if I was travelling with you. Safe travels, Nomad-san!

[@NomadPush]

Glad you like them!

[@shortcut1331]

You are the best kind of homeless dude, the kind that chases his dreams without compromise. Your inspiring. Thanks for the content.

[@raifon]

Supporting you from Singapore!

[@NomadPush]

🙌🔥🙌

[@weezerr2d283]

Thanks for the video….always enjoying your content….be safe always !!

[@NomadPush]

Thanks 👍

[@l-dog]

In the USA: Total Homeless Population: Approximately 580,000 people experienced homelessness on a single night in the United States. Sheltered Homelessness: About 61% of the homeless population (approximately 353,800 individuals) were in emergency shelters, transitional housing programs, or safe havens. Unsheltered Homelessness: The remaining 39% were unsheltered, living in places not meant for human habitation like streets, parks, vehicles, or abandoned buildings. There isnt just 1 definition of homless and there isnt just 1 homeless experience. I was homless for 2 years when I was a teen and I did everything in my power not to "look" homless so that I wasnt treated poorly.

[@valerierogers9609]

Hostility, willful hurtful comments with no basis is mental disorder. They could be really young with obvious lack of couth and experience. I'd ask them who's enjoying life more 😊

[@CorinneClassic]

It’s right in the name “Nomad” and “Push” you don’t have your own home so you move around hence the word Nomad and you are pushing in creating a better life for yourself with this channel hence the word Push. They say you are not successful on KZbin until you get haters. Congratulations 🥳 and also don’t listen to idiots who choose to feel better about their lives by tearing people down, you better believe after you they go to every channel to trash them as well. They are inconsequential. You do you. We know how hard you work to come up with a variety of content. We are happy to follow your journey from your perspective. It’s a valuable voice for many. We cheer you on.

[@lostupover]

You know you're starting to produce good content when the haters start coming in! 😆

[@mariahjane7969]

Every video I watch of yours makes me like you more. You are kind and have a great personality. There are few that wouldn't want to be your friend. Keep doing what you're doing and try not to concern yourself with others' opinions because we all have opinions.

[@francinecardoza6727]

Did work with homeless people and not everyone is the same …circumstances, health (physical and mental health), financial resources …

[@adrianbalboa9246]

You are definitely no fake! You are true to yourself, humble and all around awesome. Don’t worry, as you get bigger, you’ll see some people leaving dumb and useless comments (usually due to jealousy, or personal issues they are dealing with). That just means you are actually kicking ass! If you notice, you have WAY more nomad sans showing love and support. Keep living your life with no regrets and don’t worry about what other’s think about it. 🎉 NOMAD SANS LETS GOOO!

[@romanhaller4821]

cool dude liked his style (curry+beer) and flute play

[@Homebodies420]

being real and honest doesn't mean you are fake. Thank you for sharing your travels and culture. It's amazing to get a look at all the adventures and different foods you get to experience and share with the world. Wish you well and safe travels.

[@hxcnoel]

I think here in the United States, there's this myth that there are some people who are homeless "by choice". But I think that is a very small percentage, probably way less than 1%. People become homeless for a lot of different reasons. Maybe people might think you're "fake" because it seems like most homeless people in the USA do fit that stereotype you're talking about, because so many of our homeless are mentally ill or drug addicts. But it's still sad that people are so heartless and mean and call you fake. I hope all people without a home eventually get a safe place to live. Because I don't think we can call ourselves human until we fix homelessness in every country. ❤

[@NomadPush]

🙏🙌🔥❤️

[@micpetes3141]

You're fluffy! I would say you're nomadic, sharing your journey with us! Don't sweat the haters! I look forward to your videos, keep them coming!

[@tobynmanthorpe]

Love those Awa Odori hats the women wear. So elegant.

[@NomadPush]

🙌🙏❤️

[@beanguyen3965]

When I was in my 20's, I volunteered weekly at a homeless shelter owned by a church. They had 80 beds in 2 rooms, each room had 40 bunkbeds, for women only. These single women would get a bed assigned to them for 3 months, they had to be in by 10pm and out by 6am. It was surprising to me, but around 15% of those 80 homeless women went to work everyday, one was even a nurse.

[@JackyYBT]

Japanese food are just delicious! Keep pushing, keep traveling and keep being positive, Robin San!!

[@NomadPush]

Thank you!!!! Let’s goooo!!!!

[@JackyYBT]

@@NomadPush Don't forget to eat your vege haha

[@fauzirahman3285]

I've seen some homeless here in Australia and many don't look like the stereotypical homeless people often think. They dress like everyday people and a few even dress quite smart, much better than me in my workplace. Some of them still have a job, they just can't afford to live in the current cost of living situation. A number of them live in in cars, others carry around bags and then set up a tent at night.

[@n.g.l.]

Aii! Always happy to see your vlogs 😊😊

[@NomadPush]

You're the best!

[@bilespitter]

Just wanted to reach out and say how much I appreciate your videos man! I am in my 30's living in Australia and having a hard time with life at the moment, every time I get the notification that you have uploaded it makes me smile

[@guillermoherrera45]

Let's Go, Robin!!!!! 😃😃😃

[@NomadPush]

Let’s goooo!!!!