I Visited the World’s Most Polluted City

[@Cuevas_josh]

Visited Delhi a few weeks ago, and this was the most brutal experience I’ve had. 50th country I’ve explored, and though the food is honestly fantastic, the filth, traffic, both air and noise pollution, humbled me to the core.

[@ProCricketBatsman]

Don’t go to delhi there are better places in india

[@unknown680.]

Every country have cons but we will work on it 😅

[@VSvimalkumar]

I would appreciate it if you can visit some southern or northeast regions of india.

[@jj-if6it]

Have no desire to ever go

[@ShaileshWaran]

You should explore south and North eastern India.

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

Even as an indian.....i hate delhi too the core That city has little to no infrastructure except the delhi metro. Even tier 3 city could beat delhi in india... . Its such embrassement to call delhi our capital .....and delhiwalas our main people..... our capital needs to shifted ASAP....

[@souvikpal7309]

Like, is there any sane indian who would like delhi😅, it's not just pollution yk the things delhi is famous about 🤐

[@TheEnderPearl]

Stfu bro. Delhi roads are the best in the country. Especially New Delhi

[@rizwan-entertainmentchannel]

​@@souvikpal7309 What do you mean brother ? Can you please explain more your comment. The things Delhi is famous about what ??? Please reply.

[@villiamfangy6205]

@@rizwan-entertainmentchannel delhi is famous for 🍇(iykyk)

[@rizwan-entertainmentchannel]

@@villiamfangy6205 Sex ???

[@Josh11223-d]

I’m from France and I had the opportunity of visiting a state called nagaland in the northeast, so much better! It’s almost as if you’re stepping in a whole new country, not being racist but even the people look different there, and the best part they’re big time meat eaters, even beef which was quite surprising considering the case in other parts of india. Also was quite stunned to learn most people are Christians there which is again a quite contrast. Reminded me of my time in thailand. I’ll honestly suggest that part of India or the south, I’ve heard it’s relatively cleaner there too

[@sidehustles.]

From videos acve seen they look all desmae😂😢

[@1.4billion65]

North East are not Indians! British conquered that region, and put it under the name of India.

[@JaydeepNegi-h3p]

​@@1.4billion65 A stupid comes outside of I ndia and telling north east Indian are not Indian they are our brothers and we proud on them that they are from India 🇮🇳

[@1.4billion65]

@@JaydeepNegi-h3p you are different race, different culture, different language, different religion, different food, different cloth, different history. Because they look like Korean, Indians call them Chinese! How do you feel about that?

[@JaydeepNegi-h3p]

@@1.4billion65 bro in which century you are living I know they have different ethnicity but they are part of our country and we love them❤️ spread peace bro don't write anything you don't know about

[@goodson77784]

you gotta ask yourself WHY it's the most polluted and it's because they accept it as normal. There are much bigger cities with a lot more people that are much much cleaner.

[@Doiucbklse]

Economics is the short answer.

[@Maxzane-e4j]

​@@Doiucbklse it really is. No wonder most India's who get educated try to move out the country and find jobs abroad. They themselves know that the quality of life will be much better than here. Not saying going abroad is sunshines and rainbows, but whatever struggle they'll have to face, they know it's worth it.

[@imacarguy4065]

It is an infrastructure problem. In the Hindi belt, where most of the cities are, there are little to no good infrastructure. When there are no bins or toilets, what do you do? A lot of people claim it's as undeveloped as a sub Saharan African country. Because it is. South India is much more cleaner, depending on the city. And far more developed. And is the main place which gets foreign investment. India is diverse. This isn't it alone. But this is the main place every foreigner goes to.

[@goodson77784]

@@imacarguy4065 You build them.

[@imacarguy4065]

​@@goodson77784 I'm Not the government. Not a billionaire. And yet, that is a plan that I have. Not even joking. The people at the top do not care for the people at the bottom. I will also like to say, that it is hard to find smaller cities. And the cities are over populated. India needs to build far more cities. Bihar for example, has one city. It has a population that is about a third of America's population. ONE CITY. Infrastructure is trash.

[@amanshar_a]

as i saw the thumbnail I knew it was delhi, not proud but yes

[@a77opteritoget66]

I don't understand why the government can't the change it's capital city or do anything 😂 .it's like a dystopian city

[@Nemophilist_72919]

@@a77opteritoget66 Bangalore deserves to be the capital

[@major2707]

​@@Nemophilist_72919😁 only kannada bots

[@mrinalmadhav8250]

​@@Nemophilist_72919lol, bengaluru is already facing so much water crisis, the only thing better there is the air quality, else it's much more dirty and unorganized than Delhi. Just having a few IT offices don't make a city better.

[@Nswix]

I visited Delhi, and its such an assault on the senses, the smells, the sounds. I can't believe anyone can live there, and I say that as someone who spent their twenties in Manhattan.

[@alchemyanni]

I personally don't have experience about the smells, sounds, or pollution, because I have visited New Delhi Airport only. Unfortunately, it was the worst airport I've been to. The men working there were bullies, and shady. Their behavior actually put me off visiting India altogether. I know it's a big place with a lot of people and generalization is not ok, but if officials at the airport in the capital city are allowed to behave like that, I don't want to experience more.

[@Nswix]

@@alchemyanni Yeah. I was supposed to stay two weeks in India, but left after three days cause I got sick of being scammed by every person I ran into, at every hotel, tuktuk and restaurant I went to.

[@carterben5872]

Dont come simple😭

[@ProCricketBatsman]

Couldn’t imagine going there

[@pakshalmehta4545]

​@@carterben5872Instead of being a bitch appreciate such videos ik it is not good for the image of countries but thus the people and govt start doing something about it and mocking your own country is just sign of limited brain cells imo

[@Yam_ze]

Such videos should shown on indian national TV at Prime time to evoke the their Consciousnesses so that certain self respect & civic sense will ignite and keep their sourrounding clean.

[@thomastony3825]

You just shown the real picture of Delhi. Hats off

[@TheEnderPearl]

This isn’t even 10% of Delhi

[@ankush-pc3wh]

this is not even 1 percent just y tryn to show beggars hi I am in Delhi with their people lol 😂😂

[@rishavkumar1250]

​@@ankush-pc3whzyadatar delhi mai gandagi aur kachra hai bhai😂😂

[@jj-if6it]

Coming from a country as clean as Australia, I can't imagine never seeing blue skies and finding it special. We're so lucky, no wonder so many Indians want to move here!

[@nike_fake]

Dude I see blue skies in India. I mean india isn't just Delhi. I am not saying the place where I live is like Australia or Europe but it's miles better than sh!thole like Delhi.

[@Tate525]

Want to turn it into another India.

[@theindestructible.]

Been to Australia lived there for few years came back to India but have seen the bluer skies than there. I do not have to pay for the fresh tap water. Electric bills are minimal or none at some places. Sun is not as harsh as it is in Australia. And India does have beaches, deserts, hilly terrain. Growing own veggies is one of the blessings. Government doesn't pay doles here unlike Australia which some use to buy liquor but the government here is providing them with grains instead. Its not like I hate Australia but I can never imagine moving down there, there is nothing for me over there.

[@theindestructible.]

​@@Tate525 when I came to Australia it seemed like some asian country, you should rather call it another China.

[@jj-if6it]

@theindestructible. Yeah it's different if you have family and friends and support

[@chandlerbingbong]

Unless you've actually visited India in person it's hard to imagine the scale of pollution on land, sea and air quality.

[@ifilmeditz]

And for me, it's horrible to live in this country. Ppl around me are misogynist, racist, conservative and they don't follow traffic rules! They throw garbage here and there, talk nonsense. Being a teenager from India is traumatizing experiencing for me. I'm a student and teachers quality here is as rubbish as it can be. I use yt to study. I sometimes feel my mental health isn't good, like I used to have symptoms of Bipolar Disorder, I've experienced a burnout! It's true that when I follow traffic rules, like I ride on bycycle and when there's red on traffic light then ppl around me start saying "Oh Kid! There's no faul on bycycle. You can go!" You can't imagine how worst place is this. Everyone here are of crab mentality and yes I want to leave this country and want to settle somewhere else.

[@cartic.t]

I grew up mostly in or around Delhi, worked there for 5 years as an adult, and then moved to Switzerland for postgrad. It's like when you're accustomed to Delhi's air, the lack of pollution (especially when the difference is as dramatic as pristine alpine air versus the most polluted city in the world) feels like you're suddenly able to perceive a new colour. I could smell things more clearly. My 'yearly cough' which would last for weeks in early winter which I thought of as a seasonal bug, is no longer a thing because turns out it was my body struggling to accommodate the peak in air pollution in Delhi in early November. My stamina has dramatically shot up, and my eyes no longer feel scratchy during commutes. I don't have to dust anywhere near as much, because Delhi air is so full of dust you'll find surfaces covered in a thin film of it the very next day. Heck, one day it was foggy in Geneva, and from my tenth floor workplace I could see that visibility had greatly reduced and I could no longer see the lake that the city straddles - I started feeling nauseous - holding my stomach, sitting still nauseous. I realised later that it was literally just my mind reacting viscerally to an association I'd subconsciously started to make living in Delhi - 'fog=poison death cloud, SHELTER IN PLACE'. All of this is despite the fact that as a finance lawyer, I always lived in a shielded little bubble; working desk jobs in climate-controlled spaces in the city's less densely packed neighbourhoods, rather than being out on the street all day as so many people must for their sheer livelihood. I hate-love Delhi, and I really wish things improve within my lifetime. But as of now I will BEND. OVER. BACKWARDS to get to live and work anywhere else.

[@pious9567]

North East will be a fresh breathe of air even for Indians eh

[@cartic.t]

@@pious9567 sadly I haven’t had the privilege to visit yet, but I’m sure!

[@vat513]

@@pious9567Except for South Indians. Even Hill stations like Nilgiris, Munnar, Kodaikanal, Coorg beats entire North East India in beauty, cleanliness and development.

[@vat513]

You must be so educated to live in the most expensive country in the world.

[@ashutoshgautam3293]

For Indians diwali and river rituals are more important then clean air and water.

[@soothingmoments8967]

Delhi is insiane. As an Indian i'd like to say 95 percent Indians lacks civic sense that includes our top leaders and the remaining 5 percent suffers. Littering is so common here and education system is so messed that is is al based on cramming and getting jobs. NO civic education what so ever eventhough that should be the most necessary component of this country. Nationalism is so strong that people blindly thinks that India is the best place to live and they wanna keep living in the mess and without making any effort towards any improvement. Government is there to bully the poor and help their crony capitalists friends. Thankfully I am leaving this messy city.

[@nike_fake]

Finally a sane indian in comments

[@Marty_YouTuber]

Civic sense is a combination of awareness and consideration for the norms of society. It includes behaviors, attitudes, and values that reflect respect, empathy, and cooperation. People with a strong civic sense recognize their role as active contributors to the well-being of their communities. Here are some examples of civic behaviors: Respecting the law Respecting the privacy or freedom of others Maintaining etiquette Keeping public spaces clean Obeying traffic rules Practicing good manners Respecting diverse viewpoints Civic sense is important for quality of life and building a country's reputation. It can be cultivated through education, setting good examples, spreading awareness, rewarding good practices, and enforcing punitive actions against law violations.

[@SZ23219]

Grew up in Beijing, China in the early 2010s, I'd remember vividly that I used to have severe asthma and issues regarding my lungs when I was 7, ended up with countless of restless nights at the hospital, solely because of how appalling the air quality was back then (Exceeded 300AQI on a daily basis). Hopefully things will improve in Delhi!

[@aleehaider1538]

Buddy, Beijing is like 10 times better (at least, if not more) than any South Asian city (India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh). Just finished watching a detailed travel vlog on Beijing

[@ArnabMajumdar-g1l]

He is talking about 2010s Beijing ​@@aleehaider1538

[@um4lik398]

@@aleehaider1538”early 2010s”

[@Lilac_liha]

​@@aleehaider1538 he said early 2010's. It's 2024 now. Beijing has changed a lot. Things will also get better in south asian countries as well. Our birth rates have lowered and it keeps lowering each year. The economy is also growing. Hopefully things get changed faster.

[@ChPiAn]

@@Lilac_liha Even before 2010, Beijing was not as polluted as he said, some images of pollution in Beijing are pictures of sandstorms blowing in from Mongolia. I also want to know what climate apps were available on "smartphones" early 2010 that a 7 year old like him could use "(Exceeded 300AQI on a daily basis)" . Clearly, he is making up the story.

[@donfranktv]

Your a very talented content creator Ben - really enjoy the videos

[@benmorris]

Thank you so much 🙌🏼

[@mark-uf2hz]

Ben actually makes better travel films than anyone on TV. Always a great watch!

[@patricklopezcalo1329]

And someone in India spent $100 million on a single wedding. That amount of money could have transformed the lives of many people in the country, whether by improving living conditions, healthcare, or education.

[@Nswix]

Should see how much their house is. Its called Antilia.

[@atticuscooperjaggard6630]

Mukesh Ambani. He's done so well. He built the first billion dollar home and had 8 billion networth, now he's at 113 billion. He's pretty conservative. But yeah it's an interesting point

[@Middle_boy345]

600 million

[@WaveFlightSimulations]

Not the job of CEO' to spend their money, its the Job of government they probably give $500M to indian cricket

[@muazunais2378]

It's the government job to do it tho, just more regulations but the government instead focuses on racism politics

[@zeeshaanmir4056]

Ben is back with another banger!!

[@oksi2665]

Most of the comments are just associating whole India with just a single state that isn't even 1500km compared to whole size of India that is 3 million km. I myself despise the pollution of Delhi and criticize it but states that are far away from delhi are just pleasure to the senses.

[@maniesu6200]

That is the damn capital.

[@akshatgour8981]

​@@maniesu6200that is the unfortunate thing that a city as filthy as delhi is thw capital, keeping delhi as the capital has tarnished the image of India, believe me no one would care about delhi if it weren't the capital, new cities in the neighbouring cities are much better than delhi (except pollution) in terms of infrastructure and civic sense, still this city is posed as the capital lol

[@skarra17]

​@@akshatgour8981delhi is filthy BECAUSE it is the capital. so many people from all over india settle in delhi coz of the job prospects, and have ended up overpopulating it. same will happen if any other city is made the capital

[@manni_95]

A Sikh 'temple' is called a Gurdwara. And that piece of cloth you wore on your head is called a Ramal.

[@w2385-i2s]

1 day in Delhi = 1 years of smoking

[@SakSarIns]

Any foreigners coming in India should visit these states instead of Delhi *Himalayan India - Himachal Pradesh, Uttrakhand , Jammu Kashmir, Sikkim , Arunachal *Thar Desert India - Rajasthan * Beach Forest India - Kerala , Goa * Northeast Forest India - Meghalaya , Mizoram , Sikkim Avoid states like Delhi , UP , Bihar , West Bengal they are overcrowded and polluted and doesn't represent India as whole

[@major2707]

Jealous?😁 foreigners only want delhi,up, Bihar, west bengal

[@DPPR-1]

Feels like I am watching a VICE documentary. Your videography skills are top tier!

[@imacarguy4065]

It is an infrastructure problem. In the Hindi belt, where most of the cities are, there are little to no good infrastructure. When there are no bins or toilets, what do you do? A lot of people claim it's as undeveloped as a sub Saharan African country. Because it is. South India is much more cleaner, depending on the city. And far more developed. And is the main place which gets foreign investment. India is diverse. This isn't it alone. But this is the main place every foreigner goes to.

[@DhairyaRajput-zj4lz]

Saar north India poor saar South India europe saar bhai bnd kro sab South India bhi koi kam nhi hai pollution or gandagi ke mamle me

[@pious9567]

People often forget north east india exist which is beautiful btw😊

[@anish877]

aagya southie. look at bluru buddy. it's also filthy. all of India is just like this. Accept the fact.

[@aryanhassan4659]

​@@DhairyaRajput-zj4lz😂

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

Na infrastructure is only there in western india....

[@frisc0strangler207]

Imagine a $100,000,000 wedding in the filthiest city with unrivaled squalor and poverty in the world. The dichotomy is about as loud as the traffic in Delhi

[@Brahmin37]

@@frisc0strangler207 cope filthiest city is in west buddy your people looted almost 45 trillions dollars from India

[@Marty_YouTuber]

India Disgusts me.

[@BigDickFreak]

1.the wedding was in Mumbai 2. even if it's in Delhi, it would be in most clean and rich house in whole city, that looks definitely better than your apartment

[@Nswix]

@@Brahmin37 India's not dirty because its poor. I've been to poorer countries that are clean...

[@Brahmin37]

@Nswix majority of islamic countries are dirtier than india

[@richards9750]

What a video & eye openin, much like your Cuba video. Sky or Channel 4 should give you a documentary to do things like this! Keep up the hard work Ben

[@iluckys1]

I understand that this video might be difficult for some to watch, especially if it’s about a place you care deeply about. However, it’s important to acknowledge the issues being highlighted. Denying or dismissing the problems won’t help in finding solutions. Constructive criticism and awareness can lead to positive changes. Let’s focus on how we can improve the situation rather than just defending it.

[@sushi777300]

The more I see about India the less I want to ever go there

[@carterben5872]

Dont come, Please stay safe at your home 😊

[@Chata-x2i]

I don’t think anyone gives a hoot. Don’t come lol

[@muazunais2378]

Pakistan, sri lanka, bhutan and maldives is way better

[@ProCricketBatsman]

@@muazunais2378 not Pakistan but I agre with the rest

[@ProCricketBatsman]

Don’t go there’s no point

[@nonsensetryingtomakesense]

I don't know how to explain this, but Ben you've become my fav youtuber! I get always excited about your new videos with cinematic quality! Fan from Kazakhstan! Would love to see you there:)

[@olivvcs9861]

OMG ben is back!! im so happy you started posting regulary (kinda) again!!

[@zooootopiaa3349]

can we all appreciate Ben for the effort he puts into these videos? ❤❤😊😊😊😊

[@BigDickFreak]

No

[@Bill-uf6os]

You're not even bald or bankrupt 😂

[@Pabl0XL_Travel]

The editing was so good on this, well done!

[@elliotd.5183]

Just recently found your channel and have to say I love it!

[@sjfbrkdnjrkdkajdjoajfok-2]

I have to take a shower after watching this.

[@thetribalwriter]

You should have visited Northeast India. It's way different from the rest of India and you'll amazed.

[@Guest-c8e]

Yh but northeast indian for some reason also have an inferiority complex

[@Josh11223-d]

I’m from France, I had the chance of visiting a place in the northeast called nagaland for a festival there, I almost couldn’t believe I was still in India after the sensory overload in Delhi. It’s almost like stepping on a whole new country, I wonder why the difference? But safe to say that’ll be the only part of India i’ll be coming back to again.

[@pious9567]

​​@@Josh11223-d so delighted you portray nagaland in a positive way yes we are way behinds in terms of development improving but still not at the pace we want due to various factors but hey we have good sceneries fresh air water, warm and kind people and a beautiful culture you are warmly welcome again much love and regards from Kohima nagaland cheers

[@vat513]

​@@Josh11223-dSouth India is also very safe and clean. Especially states like Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala.

[@deepakbisht4957]

@Josh11223-d, you have no idea about India in that case... India has a lot of places. India has deserts, mountains, beaches, mangroves, wetlands, forests, and many other things that will make you feel like India is a miniature world. That's why I will say, first read about the states and what India has to offer before judging or talking about it...

[@EusouPORTUG-dl1od]

Thanks for uploading again!!! could you please make more videos in south east asia!!

[@santoshingle3989]

This should be considered as health emergency and immediate action should be taken.otherwise people will start to shift other places

[@bbacalhau]

Damnnn I miss India so much!

[@ashishrana1853]

in a positive way or negative?

[@tonatiuhgoethe]

Your videos are getting better and better, I've really enjoyed watching them for years. If you want to come to Mexico I can take you to any place 🙂

[@justin3096]

Absolutely love these investigative videos from you Ben. Keep up the great work please!

[@supermanbobby007]

Thank God I switched to 🇬🇧 from 🇮🇳 decades ago. Best decision of my life 😎

[@suffergfx2570]

The Mountain of trash reminds me of Wall-E

[@we-hb4ni]

Whilst population density is one of the main polluting factors, a lot of Delhi’s air quality problems come from agricultural crop burning in the surrounding countryside, as well as pollution from the upper mountain regions settling on the plains surrounding Delhi. It’s a difficult situation to manage.

[@jj-if6it]

With my allergies I couldn't even visit for a brief holiday

[@PratyushaSharma-mf3db]

Why do guys think delhi is the whole india when its a very tiny tiny part ,idk it even covers 1 percent ,and as andian nobody would travel in delhi ,we have many beautiful places we travel to ,the south the himalayas and the north east which are pretty clean are a good tourist destination destination

[@Mememaxing]

Again why would anyone visit? Every country like Japan and Australia etc. has beautiful mountains. India is filled with subhumans​@@PratyushaSharma-mf3db

[@PratyushaSharma-mf3db]

@@Mememaxing did u even read my comment and do even know geography? We have got the most wonderful mountainas ,beautiful beaches ,deserts ,hill stations ,u name it we have it ,the dirt u seeing here is just delhi which like really tine in comparison of other places ,if u dont believe me search kashmir ,kerala ,meghalaya ,himachal pradesh ,goa ,amritsar on google ,u will be shicked to see hiw beautiful it is ,and also i can name clean places in delhi ,everyplace is not like this ,and idk what subhumans u r talking about ,i have been to many countries and ppl are Ruder for sure

[@PratyushaSharma-mf3db]

@@Mememaxing i have been living here throughout my life and every place is like a different country ,with different races and cultures ,travelled a lot of vey beautiful places in here but still half is still left to explore ,u know foreigners, idk why pick up slums to travel that no sane person would travel to and then shame india when more than half is pretty cleaan and beautiful ,btw can u name which country u r from

[@Mememaxing]

@@PratyushaSharma-mf3db Japan is cleaner and better people. I have visited both countries and that's why I commented

[@Jdndjsmdnjdjsn]

GREAT video Ben! They always make my day better! If you are thinking of going to china I recommend Chongqing, it has a population of 32 million people swell and it is a very random/weird and beautiful place, Keep consistent, wishes from Ireland

[@aryangupta6398]

That's the harsh reality, we need more people like you to share their views in all the things that people say they are normal. It will also help the government to take these seriously in order to maintain the soft power of India.

[@BRoKENfromINDIA]

when i was clicking on the video i thought i would comment “come the DELHI”😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@beingsoumik]

Come in the winters, the situation is far worse, aqi crosses quadruple digits.. we Indians call delhi a gas chamber..

[@lewisheap5531]

Your videos are top tier, what a man!!

[@9vt5]

3:37 incredible india💀💀💀

[@JustATroll-rq3ph]

Innkraaydible*

[@acchly]

💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@acchly]

This is going into my bookmark

[@JamesBenham-g8b]

I love how authentic Ben is ❤

[@LeoGibson.]

brilliant as always mate 👍

[@benmorris]

Cheers Leo, appreciate the comment!!

[@ricky99la]

Great video Ben. Enjoyed to see your story from India 🇮🇳.

[@gmanzeaden]

Not only air but sound pollution too

[@sabrinab5819]

India has so much culture sooo much to offer its a tragedy that the people love like that!

[@touchdalight]

bro defo got delhi belly after this 😂😂

[@tombrooks5933]

I can see Ben as an investigative reporter for the BBC some day.

[@MichaelHighlure]

These inida videos are hard to watch always wayyyyyy to much honking it's so annoying 😊

[@CXBlues]

It's imperative to mention that you guys use the term "India" way too casually, mainly down to media showing only Delhi or Mumbai and other few cities, that make just a combined 5-10% of India at max. Google Kashmir, Uttarakhand or Himachal valleys or Kerala backwaters and there are 1000s of green and peaceful villages that would look heavenly. Imagine visiting San Francisco or NY downtown and labelling the whole US to be filled with homeless folks that are crooked on fentanyl.

[@MichaelHighlure]

@CXBlues that was a lot lot of extra colors from what I said in black and white. If you catch my drift bud

[@CXBlues]

@@MichaelHighlure may be you were not buddy but you do know what I’m saying. There are narratives in the western world that sometimes gets real frustrating.

[@SlashGamingftw]

Wdym bro? this is what superpower looks like, according to Indians online! So cope as we take over the world and start using deodorants

[@aahritya_tv]

Bro imagine being in those streets lol I don't live in delhi but when i visit its so tiring bec of all the noise

[@TriNhil]

love your videos ben!

[@ZaidZIZ]

BROOOO, come to Mumbai !!

[@rudrapratapdogra8486]

tu bhi yeh dekhta hai

[@SlashGamingftw]

Average mulla trying to run his channel and prove his loyalty

[@AnkitBaranChakraborty]

He will not. Even if he visits he will just try to find the worst areas and say it's all Mumbai. He's generally a Views muncher🐷

[@theGreatkafir72]

​@@AnkitBaranChakrabortyuska kaam hi wahi h uski baaki k videos dekh le pehle aur reality yahi h ki hamare desh m proper city planning h hi nhi... Howrah bhi kuch aisa hi h

[@AnkitBaranChakraborty]

@@theGreatkafir72 Howrah 3rd tier city hai plus pure india ka dirtiest city

[@zzizahacallar]

Thank you for doing such educational content. I enjoy the traveling as well.

[@danielpeti3885]

Hell on earth

[@ProCricketBatsman]

Agreed

[@rameezullah777]

Exactly

[@trevorsbarkingmadchannel4501]

Very scarey indeed. Can’t even imagine it. Brilliantly filmed Ben. Really professionally done. 🎉

[@prateeksingh-2006]

Most of the comments are just associating whole India with just a single state that isn't even 1500km compared to whole size of India that is 3 million km. I myself despise the pollution of Delhi and criticize it but states that are far away from delhi are just pleasure to the senses.

[@robertsjostrom7212]

And people in western Europe are supposed to be the one's who's gonna pay plastic tax, eat with wooden spoons etc 😅😅😅

[@zooootopiaa3349]

can we all appreciate Ben for the work he puts into these videos? ❤❤😊😊😊😊

[@laze9130]

W tour guide

[@sahil_teravkar]

Ben morris video's back to back crazy!

[@InnocentClownfish-bt6ej]

Welcome to Arvind Kejriwal's Era 😂

[@Michael.De.Santa_]

Is this smoke produced by him????😂

[@jj-if6it]

Thanks Ben, you're so right, we take so much for granted

[@arjun3721]

One of the major reasons for pollution in Delhi is because of the burning of stubble during the winter months at that time the pollution reaches its height I could say you came to Delhi during the time it had considerably less pollution than the rest of the year

[@Oliverrees-horsley]

Always love your show mate. Ben. Honestly - could you honestly recommend India as a travel destination when there are just so many other places to go?

[@asin4506]

What an Achievement Delhi😂

[@saadamanulla6317]

Underrated creator. Keep up brother❤

[@divyanshkatara4798]

Tokyo more polluted than New York no way

[@Ricky911_]

If you look at the chart, the numbers are pretty similar. That difference is not massive. Remember that Tokyo is still a metro that is bigger than New York. Despite being a big polluter, the US's air quality is actually very good. It's mostly due to having a low density, lots of forested land and regulations that filter out pollutants like carbon monoxide, sulphates, nitrates. The CO2 in the atmosphere could double and it still wouldn't be a problem. Contrary to common beliefs, CO2 does not affect air quality. Japan does, however, have a problem with pollution from China. Smog in Kyushu (Westernmost major island) from China isn't too uncommon. Tokyo is further East but, the pollution can still be felt to some extent

[@melancholymelon5316]

Tbf it has a lot more people

[@patrickkyongera]

Bro I accredit yo good narration in all 'yo videos! thx big.

[@soumyasekharsar1591]

U should visit these places in India 🇮🇳 ❤️ 1. Ladakh 2. Kashmir 3. Shimla 4. Manali 5. Rishikesh 6.Udaipur 7. Jodhpur 8. Jaisalmer 9. Jaipur 10. Mumbai 11. Goa 12. Hampi 13. Bangalore 14. Kerala ( kochi, varkala, Munnar, Alleppey) 15. Meghalaya 16. Darjeeling 17. Sikkim 18. Andaman and Nicobar islands.

[@bean9005]

I’ve heard port Blair is nice

[@Calibre336]

All slums?

[@fighterinmkiwiscience3517]

​@@Calibre336all mountains

[@suvosingho-pp9xf]

☪️huslim stop it!​@@Calibre336

[@MixKeviiNaGa]

Goa is beach, jaipur pink city, Manali snow, ladakh beautiful lake, mumbai pure City, Sikkim beauty of view, nagaland different tribefestival, meghalaya shillong north east beauty, south indian is just another best n amazing place 😍

[@paulblois7194]

Another great video - thanks Ben

[@Оксана-ъ7я6к]

Incredible India LOL

[@gameplaykingz9545]

I love your vids Ben. ! Mil Subs soon come!

[@Commander-leo]

Another Indian classic 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳rahhhhhh

[@eklavya_ff06]

At least we don't spend money on OF

[@anish877]

@@eklavya_ff06this still won't justify the filty cities we have buddy.

[@eklavya_ff06]

@@anish877 but where I live isn't filty 😉

[@Calibre336]

@@eklavya_ff06 your lucky to be born in 0.005%

[@eatinsomtin9984]

@@eklavya_ff06 Yeah because you can't afford it LMAO

[@vlogsishi]

I Studied In Delhi For My Diploma, The Air Quality That Time And Now Nothing Has Changed Its Only Degraded

[@lewistx6688]

I visited India back in March this year. Wow what an eye opening experience very very greatful for what we have

[@pankuthakkar]

why what happened?

[@carterben5872]

Low budget😂

[@lewistx6688]

@@carterben5872 what?

[@lifetruthseeking5808]

@@lewistx6688what country are you from though?

[@lewistx6688]

@@lifetruthseeking5808 Ireland

[@SajoMt]

You forgot to put the tour guide contact info in the bio! Great video Ben love the adventures 🎉

[@PratyushaSharma-mf3db]

Lmao imagine ppl seeing a tiny bit part of india and calling whole country dirty

[@TheOnlyTruthTalker]

99% of India is exactly like this

[@TheEnderPearl]

@@TheOnlyTruthTalkeryou are commenting this everywhere You seem desperate

[@Calibre336]

​@@TheEnderPearlbut he's saying is truth

[@PratyushaSharma-mf3db]

@@Calibre336 how can u elaborate as i have seen many beautiful places myself

[@Calibre336]

@@PratyushaSharma-mf3db there are only 1% of what beautiful. Rest 99% is very underdeveloped and poor

[@naruti3992]

4:36 for foreigner start with local fruit first so your gut can adopt to local food eco system

[@mohidfaizi]

Ever heard of Lahore? 😏

[@mohammadarif8057]

Thanks for bringing this to the world hope our government now wakes up and solves this problem

[@ForThePHL]

Love how youre using your channel now to tackle relevant social issues. Keep it up, Ben! 🫡

[@MukulChauhan-lr9eb]

These western guys only show one side of India........

[@TheOnlyTruthTalker]

99% of India is chaotic, dirty and polluted

[@Calibre336]

This is only side india has

[@MukulChauhan-lr9eb]

@@Calibre336 Bro come someday.....India has best places , people, culture, language,food...... India is developing very fast it's Infrastructure........these guys like in video only show rubbish about India.....LoVe u bro

[@Calibre336]

@@MukulChauhan-lr9eb ok bro that's ur opinion I can't argue something that is subjective and ur own opinion.

[@aarthirajaraman7453]

@@Calibre336 Your proving his point.

[@vinay11163]

delhi air pollution level increases in two months particularly november december when the farmers of nearby delhi burn there wastage of corp in large numbers which make air of delhi a lot more polluted.

[@dineshbs444]

All the 9 of the 10 most populated cities in the world are in North India. South India has lesser people and it's more clean. If there is a next time, I'd recommend visiting cities like Chennai, Hyderabad and Bangalore.

[@vizviz72405]

It is more worse,i have been to Chennai several times the streets are trash

[@Fruellaz]

​@@vizviz72405 no place in India can be worse than Delhi and thats factual

[@darthcef]

​@@vizviz72405cope harder bimaru, the south is a million times better

[@canthandlethetruth-dji]

@@vizviz72405 lol stop the cap

[@pizzizi]

I went to Delhi just a few months ago. I had many memorable and unforgetable experiences.

[@dontpanic716]

Thankfully we cant smell the trash rotting in the sun and heat. Im sure its not fun

[@johnbrenttravel]

Never felt a place assault my senses like Delhi.

[@AbdulMannan-yq7xy]

let there be people, let there be cows, let there be chaos, but everyone knows, delhi got the best food, the best heritage, some really good people, good connectivity, very cheap bigggg markets, my friend, Delhi is love. There is peace is chaos in Delhi

[@shekondog]

Dill walon ki Delhi. I am from Khan Market area - probably the best area of India. Feels like a royal living in Delhi.

[@AMGAMGAMG1]

So you accept to live in garbage?

[@PaTaNaHi-99]

As an Indian, i really respect you this video 🫡

[@Middle_boy345]

Bro delhi have 400 km+ metro network with 6 million+ ridership everyday even the situation of pollution is hazardous think the situation if delhi doesn't has metro network 😮

[@jakepulham]

Bens videos are so educational now I don't know if I love it or hate it. Love him tho my bae xx

[@angelicahall4168]

I have been following you for years, I can’t believe you went to India but not Brazil, that makes me really sad

[@FanOfRobert]

Completely agree. Would be cool to see Benjamin go to a favela in Rio de Janeiro. Take notes, @benmorris