Inside Pakistans Biggest Hood, Orangi Town 🇵🇰

[@KurtCaz]

This will be my last Pakistan Video, as always thank you guys for watching 🤙

[@StacksSats]

OK !

[@Deanger777]

Okay

[@Lebowski604]

Where to next, Kurt?

[@williamalex299]

Best man i love you!! Du bist die wichtigste Person auf die erde 🌎 🤣

[@sharkness5954]

No thank you!🙌🏼

[@M88ULV]

The Clifton bit at the end, where Kurt says 'I have to go quickly', is because he told me "If I'm not back by 5pm, something is wrong" and I was genuinely planning my A-Team rescue attempt and how I was going to round up the Pakistani police to save Kurt. 😆 Then he finally came back and we went to a fine dining restaurant. Good times.

[@Kowalth]

Hey, where were you there? 🤣

[@2chainz4president]

Planning prison break

[@detectiveandy6323]

Dude, that gives a whole different level of insight for us viewers, great piece of info, and sure glad Kurt was back by 5!! You're a great co-captain on the adventures! And u have some cool ones yourself!

[@TheSydrek]

I was about to write a comment asking why the sudden hurry at 15:00, good to know !

[@matthewz7343]

I hope you have better cricket technique than Kurt 😂

[@bandalvi]

The place he just showed you is the roughest/ poorest hood in the country but you still see everyone with a good heart. Imagine the rest of the country. ❤️🇵🇰

[@brucemckeand2427]

How is Lyari

[@KachuhzKachCan]

Id love to visit one day.

[@assadansari9964]

@@brucemckeand2427 Orangi beat it all !

[@michaelk1589]

The only poor person there was the kid in the mask suffocating in the heat while all the adults were breathing freely. Poor little guy. Kinda ironic, slightly funny but really really sad.

[@treleung]

@@michaelk1589 Weird, lonely individual this Michael is.

[@debbarmasimon]

The social skills of this man is on another level! Hats off to you Kurt stay safe

[@GarrettChance]

@Bluepurgatory1 😭 Bro, I get so anxious for them

[@r1freak1]

The best part about Kurt’s videos: everything. The worst part : he makes us wait at least two weeks till the next one.

[@DrSeussTruth]

Quality over quantity my friend :)

[@vergilmontiero2558]

I hate that some parts are not able to be filmed, but I also kinda understand why

[@Oldysrv]

Yes what a MOFO

[@SuperCrappyNinja]

This guy has serious stones. Doing things I wouldn’t be doing myself in Karachi for example, riding on top of the bus, be by myself in unknown parts of Orangi, eating chaalia and talking to random strangers but hats off to him for showing all sides of the city being a foreigner. You have earned my utmost respect.

[@jaz5032]

@@HoldMeBack I think he means he's got stone balls or in short he's tough.

[@Gordonsmusic911]

He's either fearless or crazy. But thanks for the videos. Really enjoy them.

[@astwas]

Ppl there are curious about foreigners and will generally want to talk or help them (or scam them by charging them higher prices than normal lol)

[@sidimightbe]

@@HoldMeBack you to old not telling

[@yoZuby]

as an Afghan, thank you for showing people for how they really are in a region of the world which has been constantly slandered by the media.

[@brentschmgbert3578]

Constantly? I dont think so. At least not in the west

[@vojvoda-draza]

He should go to Afghanistan

[@yoZuby]

@@brentschmgbert3578 yes we have. I’ve lived and grown up in the west my whole life. The only time I see my country on the news is when it’s about murder

[@yoZuby]

@@vojvoda-draza wouldn’t recommend it right now

[@saigonbaby]

@@yoZuby where your country ? you want live in west ? or go back

[@mikeakers1749]

For what was supposedly the worst hood, the streets and buildings were much cleaner than previous videos of Pakistan. The people that Kurt interacted with seemed genuinely warm and friendly. Very interesting video. Always an interesting story.

[@philipmullins6235]

When I travel the world , I often find that the areas which are given the worst reputations are actually the best to visit as I often find the most warm and friendliest people living there .

[@chanjiewan6823]

they seemed in love

[@frankiethefrog1752]

Fun unless you’re a independent thinking women or a person falsely accused of blasphemy and murdered by a mob. Everywhere has good and bad people though. Bless all the nice folks there.

[@Ahmed-tx1gr]

@@frankiethefrog1752 I am from Pakistan and can’t agree more. Regardless good and friendly people are everywhere, but the overall extremist mindset can’t be ignored.

[@zakg60]

@@Ahmed-tx1gr wait what are u bots or something??

[@AbsoluteMotivation]

You capture so many beautiful and touching moments in these vlogs, Kurt. The dude in the red bandana and the dude you gave the money to around 1:05 mark. There was such a look of happiness and excitement on their faces. Man, that was moving to see. Maybe I'm over analysing this hahaha, great work as usual, Kurt. Love it!

[@fma6571]

Pakistan very dirty

[@userout8446]

Bro i swear i was about to tell you that you just overanalyzing it and i see you said it 😂

[@authenticnaturalnoises]

The most humble people in this world are the people who have little things !!!

[@joebuttimer4465]

Never a bad day when Kurt uploads!

[@Ben10Arg]

and this is the Kurt that I missed. He's himself again.

[@furleyforever]

In my travels I've come to realize that people that we consider living under the poverty line are actually quite generous and are generally happier.

[@mistermister2085]

That =has been a trend i've been noticing in his videos for some time now.

[@muqeetamjad8025]

Agree

[@addiboy007]

Yes. Once people get money they are less generous, less warm and less welcoming

[@BrightResultsMedia]

I went to Ecuador and saw how people lived their lives and it changed my view of the world forever.

[@chozusmakavelli]

that is definitely true, but the following is also true in Pakistan, alot of people appear 'poor' but in fact they're loaded. they just dress simple, the cheapest cars ie 10yr old Toyota Corolla's cost around £8k- £10k in Pakistan (in British sterling), any half decent modern car around 5yrs old is £20k minimum. they earn less compared to Europe, but they also pay virtually no taxes, cars are expensive but the other costs of living are 5-10% of what we pay in Europe, mostly because they're not funding wars.

[@tectonicvex693]

I see many travel vloggers with quite similar styles to yourself, but none come close to you in my books. the ability you have to be simultaneously outgoing , but conserved as well as make it very interesting for the viewer is very special. its not everyday you find someone with your patience and drive to open the ignorant eye to under televised / remote parts of the world. one day I would hope to do something similar.

[@MsMattox83]

Indeed he is a vlogger. In reality he is a traveler.

[@status0]

@@MsMattox83 Hes just both

[@charlyy1337]

Good description of Kurt. What do you mean by he is conserved, how does that show?

[@RocketDog73]

…but is he South African or is he German?

[@MsMattox83]

He's a Germanic, South Afrikan

[@FunTravelLondon]

Pakistani people are very hospitable and loving And Pakistani food is extremely delicious. I really enjoyed vlogging in Pakistan. Stephanie from London

[@matterfact87]

Kurt: This is probably the safest country I’ve ever been to. Main stream media: If you go to Pakistan you will get your head chopped off. Kurt thank you for showing the real side of Pakistan. Your videos do such a great job of showing how friendly the people are that the main stream media tries to dehumanize.

[@lacosa24x]

Anything can happen anywhere

[@billyshabir4354]

@@lacosa24x but the media don’t portray that which is his point

[@lacosa24x]

@@billyshabir4354 For sure

[@veqazbaby2567]

Which media are you talking about? No media in the west reports about that shithole, as we would give a fk.

[@kylemcw8301]

Again…. Kurt breaking apart stereotypes & stigma associated with these countries! I think it’s safe to say….. Kurt brings the best out in people! ✌🏻🙏🏻

[@hypekillacsplaya]

yeah treat people with respect and you get respect back. Embrace the people and their culture and be genuinely interested!

[@fork_puncher]

kurt caz

[@Jack-ls4fw]

Which film have you seen then?

[@TheMrmidd]

yes but kurt wants to be a pilot grapee

[@Threemore650]

@@hypekillacsplaya explain Rotherham then.

[@rtptomot]

Kurt is smart. 10 mins in when them fellas were following him he was super aware of them. Stopping outside a restaurant and then crossing the road. He knows the streets

[@joeluis717]

Yo! True even the little kid following him looked like he wanted to gank him 😂

[@jasoninthehood9726]

Everyone in these comments says it’s super safe though!!

[@MarcusCremades]

Love How Kurt is becoming one of the Most important KZbinrs, Well deserve he is awesome! I’m here since egypt

[@lilovde5489]

Pakistani people are so friendly!! You just single-handedly broke a whole stereotype I had in my head. I love these people so much!

[@Skeptic333]

Yup bro Iam a Pakistani but Karachi city in general and these areas in specific are very dangerous People getting robbed all day long is very common Literally millions of phones being stolen each year is normal So if you want to come to Pakistan avoid these areas of Karachi Besides Karachi most of the country is pretty safe

[@musicplusink]

Let this go to show how amazing people can be from all over the world... kind and full of love.... I have been to many places like this and I met nothing but amazing people with an amazing culture! I enjoyed this video

[@Energizedd]

The way Kurt starts his videos is like the way a Call of duty loading screen for a map you’re about to play appears

[@boywiththeblue1981]

Fucking true! Ahhaha

[@hikeluv]

Hey, you. You’re finally awake. You were trying to cross the border, right? Walked right into that Imperial ambush, same as us, and that thief over there.

[@tylererck1]

Wow..the nicest culture I have ever seen. They refuse your money and won't let you tip either. I am so astonished by the smiles on everyones face. Love it✌️

[@simmycutters3757]

they all thought he was Kimi Raikkonen :D just kidding :) yeah it's really nice to see

[@JT-tb9ri]

Stop talking like this is everyone. I’ve seen so many vlogs of ppl being ripped off there and charged multiple times the price and being treated like dirt. You also have to take into account how this guy is a KZbinr, so people are going to be nicer to him when he’s directly promoting their business and has a million followers. I’ve been to Pakistan these vlogs don’t tell the whole story. I also seen another vlog where a mans wife was grabbed on the ass by two waiters taking a picture with her. So hospitable and friendly yeah right ffs you’re all so gullible. Typical from guy like Kurt sugar coat everything and puts people in danger making out as if these countries are so friendly, when people are just being curious. If you understood Urdu and watched different youtubers vlogs in Pakistan, you would also realise how many times people disrespect you and make fun of you in Urdu. But because they smile and laugh you think they’re really friendly hahaha I’m surprised one of these guys hasn’t been killed yet in their search for the next extreme travel vlog

[@rj9436]

@@JT-tb9ri he’s entitled to share his view. Who are you to force your opinion on him? I like it when people prefer to focus on the positives of human nature rather than paint everyone as evil and mistrustful

[@mazinalmaimani7291]

@@rj9436 Agree 🤝🏼

[@RdamWest]

It's a shithole

[@Daiiguren]

Kurt, your videos inspired me to visit Karachi around the same time as you and I was blown away. This series has been amazing - please keep it up!

[@eightiesboy]

This is absolutely insane reporting from Pakistan. Such an eye opener. Brilliant stuff Kurt. You're a brave man!!

[@kmc7876]

U have no idea how safe it is.. Compared to the US

[@eightiesboy]

@@kmc7876 yeah Ive been to the states a few times....never felt safe there at all actually...Ive only visited NY, FL and NV.

[@SingerDuoScreens]

I love Kurt's videos, the way he is communicating with people should be a lesson to all of us. (including me).

[@fairalways]

Wow. The graciousness of those people floored me. What a great advertisement for their country, their people.

[@Andy90B]

Finally a new video! It's so impressive that some countries are considered as a hellhole in TV-news, with bad people without exception. But when you look inside for yourself, then it's a total different world!

[@acos21]

The people are great but hey.. its still a hellhole.

[@nymetsfan912]

Remember the media is pure evil propagandists

[@acos21]

@@nymetsfan912 The content of this vlog is propaganda? I see a hellhole with nice people.

[@nymetsfan912]

@@acos21 I guess reading isn’t your strong suit

[@acos21]

@@nymetsfan912 My 'hellhole' comment was based on the footage i saw in this video. So what has your "media propaganda" then got to do with it?

[@CollectingCardboard]

Just watched a video from Dale Philip yesterday. He, too, is in Pakistan, and the local Pakistani who was with him in the video.... *ALSO REFUSED* to allow Dale to pay for his items! Extremely warm, kind-hearted & friendly locals. Pakistanis have every right to be proud! A *BIG SALUTE* to the Pakistani people

[@farzanasyed3627]

Thank you

[@FahadFSA]

Watch 'Worldnomac' videos, he went to northern pak

[@Zuranthium]

Dale doesn't deserve that treatment though, he's trash. Oh well.

[@darcyarzate4602]

Very impressed with how smooth he handled that interaction when he stopped and crossed the road after realizing there was someone who looked like they were following him

[@ziyad69]

Power of Maawaa Aka ( betel nuts ) 😂

[@MisfitMatt]

You can tell how welcoming most people are in these places where they don't see a lot of tourists. People love sharing their cultures and helping someone appreciate it. Muslims get a lot of flack sometimes, but they're some of the most welcoming and generous people to their guests.

[@bungietwab4868]

Love these videos! Who needs the Media when you got people like this showing you the real people of the World!

[@toptrendings5953]

I loved the way you greet people with Assalamualaikum & Allah Hafiz your this act has my heart Kurt ❤️

[@mysuYin]

That's how I felt as a non-smoker when I tried snus in Norway. I was lying in a coffee, completely exhausted, my legs were shaking and I felt sick. Greetings from Germany, Kurt! I like your videos very much, even if they often trigger an inner fear for me as an introvert :D

[@erikboer7677]

Hello Kurt here is Erik from the Nederlands. Your videos are amazing is just what you see is what you get. So natural so real life ! Keep up the good work I want to der more of you !!

[@jacobogonzalez9512]

Thanks for the video Kurt. Pakistan looks very safe and the people seem very kind and humble. I think you have done a great job promoting tourism to the country of Pakistan.

[@CoolGuy-hh4lg]

Imagine being Kurts child in 20 years. Kurt would have so many stories to tell them

[@possim6870]

And they could see the videos for the story too. Cool stuff

[@rc300xs]

Yes, he will still be traveling to all these countries to visit them

[@Chris-0703]

This is why people should travel and explore before settling down. I live in Utah where Mormons get married and have kids at 18 because their faith prohibits premarital sex. How does someone expect to raise an adult when they aren’t even adults. Don’t get married and have kids until you are at least 30. You’ll be more financially stable and have life experiences that will inform your approach to parenting.

[@Joshstix95]

@@Chris-0703 not everyone can travel cause of COVID

[@toolittletoolate1900]

He will be taking his wife and kids with him lol

[@TheSaboorAnsari]

Impressive bro! It's good you learnt Urdu words before visiting Pakistan, your understanding and use of basic words is on point. And you have some big balls of steel for roaming around like this in shady parts of Karachi. Bravo! 👏🏻😎❤️

[@The-Deadbolt-Deputy]

I noticed that you can use the camera to your advantage while walking in “selfie” mode you can see in the camera when some creepy characters start following you. I’ve watched almost ALL of your videos and I love to also watch some of the good and interesting and curious reactions that people have when they walk past you or walk behind you. Thanks Kurt ! Keep doing you’re thing. I enjoy this type of content and I’ve shared it with many of my family and friends.

[@PaulLaith-ke5wu]

Just watched the full Pakistan series, massive eye opener. Very friendly people not what I imagined at all.

[@KyaP_Stacey]

These Pakistan videos have been wonderful. Such warm and genuinely friendly folks.

[@stewthewanderer]

wow. the people are so friendly. amazing video

[@user-gf8zv4ov2x]

dude im so glad you uploaded you're one of my favorite youtubers ever man I love you showing off these cultures and people.

[@hywelmurray]

Love your spirit, Pakistani people look very friendly and generous

[@ffirstllast3328]

O wow, great video! Amazing to see how friendly everyone is!

[@joshlfrench]

Loved this series the most so far - thanks so much for taking us along, you do a great job with the camera, and it's so impressive and nice to see your level of interaction with everyone. Hope you had an overall great time there! Now off to the next series ...I'm addicted to Kurts travel vids now 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

[@toolittletoolate1900]

The way you just bowl round and talk to everyone is brilliant I love your videos from 🇬🇧

[@tier1223]

I was always told Pakistan was a terrible place gowning up in U.S, thank you for changing my perspective.

[@bandalvi]

The place he just showed you is the roughest/poorest hood in the country but you still see everyone with a good heart. Imagine the rest of the country.

[@danidelyon7093]

I had heard it was like the wild Wild West.... no laws.....

[@salmansadozai5500]

@@danidelyon7093 no here we generally follow old British laws with very few amendments in it relating to Islamic culture or need of the time other than that the basic structure of the law here is British.

[@salmansadozai5500]

@@danidelyon7093 Moreover, we have police, paramilitary forces, police special units along with other 30 law enforcement agencies on the ground all the time working together. So, it's not that law less i guess.

[@danidelyon7093]

@@salmansadozai5500 I’ve stopped watching television because it does not give an accurate view of Pakistan or the world. My comment re: Wild Wild West.... I had heard that twenty years ago. Thanks for giving me an update. ☺️

[@budzz90]

3:11 The dude on the motorcycle in the background with his Quebec Nordiques (ex NHL hockey team from 1972 to 1995) jersey.. Being from Quebec, that made my day!

[@μήλο-τ7υ]

Dude your the second guy who noticed that lol

[@benningbenningmeier4583]

You are such a cool guy. Fearless and good hearted.I think the main reason why you get along so well no matter where you are is your mindset.I am learning from you!

[@janiss5634]

I love this channel for this reason. Man says it’s not safe that way Kurt- proceeds to walk in that direction Can’t wait to see where you head next

[@sammyb3104]

Can't believe some random video I clicked on a year ago would lead me to one of if not my favorite KZbinr today. To another year of Entertainment! Thanks Kurt

[@FuhKyue]

They're so impressed with you going there, they're like "Just let this guy eat and drink for free".

[@Akcvs]

😂😂😂

[@Dddherdjo]

Pakistan didnt have any tourists until a few years ago, this is something new to them

[@KingZealotTactics]

@@Dddherdjo Yeah they looked astonished honestly.

[@gloriaa.garcia3985]

He might be the best ambassador to increase tourism.

[@asadktk4511]

Well being a pakistani its a part of our culture... Guests are considered blessings of God..

[@L3Harris]

Thoroughly enjoyed this pakistan video series, never stop kurt!

[@tybaltyrant1]

The people in Pakistan seem so friendly... having only been to India before, I thought Pakistanis would hate foreigners, but this shows how truly hospitable they are!

[@nobodyanderson4353]

Beautiful people. Happy and generous even though they have little money. I wish the U.K. could see how lucky we are and be kind to others more.

[@sparkbaloch674]

Pakistan Zindabad Love From Oman 🇴🇲 I'm An Omani Baloch I Lived In Karachi Lyari From 2010 To 2012 Then I Always Visited Karachi Since I Have Realtives I Love Pakistani Food And I'm So Attached To Karachi Just Waiting For The Day When I Will Travel Back There

[@FahadFSA]

what is omani baloch?

[@sparkbaloch674]

@@FahadFSA Baloch Is Tribe Wich Belongs From Balochistan And Iran And In 1970 War Of Oman 🇴🇲 Baloch People Helped Omani Army To Win The War Against Invaders So Our Grandparents Came To Oman Then We Born Here So We Became Omani Baloch

[@FahadFSA]

@@sparkbaloch674 I know Baloch, I am from Pakistan. But I didnot know that Baloch people helped Oman in the war! Wow. So do you speak or understand Urdu or Balochi or just Arabic now?

[@PilgartExplores]

Yet another example that things aren't as dangerous as many will have you believe, if one dares to get out of their own comfort zone. Great video and series Kurt!

[@kerry1022]

Try being a woman and going to the places that Kurt does. 🙅‍♀️🏃‍♀️🤞

[@Zurper87]

Kurt is always looking for the local chew, you looked really high after chewing that betel nut. 😄 You’re a legend bro 👍🏼

[@MetalboxJ]

Late to the kurt kaz party but I can't stop watching. Thanks for taking us round the world. Love from the uk 🇬🇧

[@Robyneg]

Dear kurt Thanks to your videos I am understanding how much the perception I had of Pakistan and its people has always been distorted My ignorance combined with some fragmentary information perceived by the Western media had shaped my perception of this people. I am happy to see that Pakistanis are actually among the most welcoming and authentic peoples I have ever seen. The good heart of Pakistanis and your videos are a cure for my heart Knowing that on the other side of the world there is actually not the darkness that sometimes the media want to perceive but only brothers able to receive and give joy, all this warms my heart. Thank ❤

[@Africanoblanco042]

That videos from Pakistan are the best so far on your entire chanel. Keep up that content

[@jmas225]

I absolutely love how lovely the people are. I come from America and you don't receive that kind of generosity here from strangers unless you beg for it or make friends.

[@brennythebutcher]

America is a big country and you absolutely will receive that kind of generosity from strangers depending where you're at.

[@KingZealotTactics]

@@brennythebutcher I agree.

[@gloriaa.garcia3985]

Americans find it hard to trust others it's because many people own guns u never know whom u might encounter. LoL

[@Lincolnator721]

@@brennythebutcher Yes, I believe it varies quite alot depending on which city or town/village one visits.

[@Rick-dzm]

@@gloriaa.garcia3985 The places where guns are freely carried with no restrictions are almost always the most polite and friendly lol

[@loojishtc9899]

I like how you have your priorities straight. Food first, worry about being robbed and shot, later. Respect!

[@Bestonutub3]

Pakistan has some of the nicest energy and welcoming ❤❤ bless Pakistan..from America 😊😊

[@aaronmacdonald5577]

your content is amazing Kurt, thank you for doing what you do. You brave the places most won't go to reap the rewards of seeing sights most don't see.

[@phatop10]

This is amazing.. getting to see places that I will never be able to go and experience . your uploads make me feel like I am there . Thank you for sharing your travels and adventures. 👊🏽🤝🏽

[@EpicAdventureCouple]

Hello, Check out our videos and subscribe pls. We travel all over. Thanks for sharing and watching

[@aussie.clippa]

Kurt you are amazing.. we as Karachi people never go to orangi town hahaha

[@historian2394]

You’re missing out bhai. Orangi Town is a fairly interesting place.

[@aussie.clippa]

@@historian2394 yes I know I have been there number of times. Orangi to korangi and liyari yo malir

[@sallyrickerson9139]

Your videos are fantastic. My anxiety levels were high watching this due to the noise and chaos. I don't know how one can think with all that noise. I don't think I would last long there. Thank you again for giving us a glimpse into other cultures.They People there were intrigued by you, almost in a desperate way. ~ Very kind.

[@diog.torres]

dude, your videos make me feel so better, it doesn't even look real by the excellent camera angle and the image quality its so fucking comfortable to watch

[@matthewketelhut4966]

Kurt high as hell walking around Pakistan asking for Sting 😂

[@jacksilloway7281]

so funny when u put it like that

[@dylanthedyslexicvillain4294]

Wow the people of Pakistan are so friendly and generous

[@CCCP_Again]

As a Pakistani, even I would avoid going to Orangi town. You got a big pair of balls on you to do this! Kudos.

[@goldyt4225]

👍

[@zainnaushahi9057]

Hey Kurt, the guys in the end the one who put you in the riksha just wanted you to get out to Orangi, he didn’t want anything bad to happen to you. Hey was legit scared for you. He was telling the rihshaw driver to juat go fast and get you out of here thats why the driver was on top speed. Me being from Lahore and have gone to Karachi Multiple times have never ever left clifton because I’m just scared of Karachi. Cheers man for having the balls to go. Hope you’re having fun in Latin America with you Chikitaaa 🍻🍻🍻

[@farzanasyed3627]

Karachi isn't that dangerous huh!

[@atiqmoosa49]

You were pretend but Karachi is not dangerous

[@roosterskipper5979]

Lol the driver was on top speed because Kurt told them so they told the driver to take him quick lmao...watch the video again

[@TheDigitalGuru430]

A friend of mine lives in Karachi and lives in a bubble like you. He only took me to expensive restaurants and admitted that he was scared of even that food street area. I had to take a cab to go there alone because he is from a priviliged background. Turned out the area was nice, locals helped me when I asked directions and everything seemed fine. It is us who are parnoid. Yes some areas could be genuinely dangeours like any other big city in the USA, reality is that the most people get scared when they see poor people and think they haven nothing to lose and might harm me to get my money.

[@atiqmoosa49]

As you admited you never visited outside Clifton you can not judge. Public transport run 24 /7 in Karachi . W11 and food street like buns road or north mazimabad opens late so you would not be judge. That's why you scared

[@Wayner71]

I really dig Kurt's "Beer Walks". Keep 'em coming Kurt!

[@barfbaghero]

so wholesome with the kids at the end, you're a good soul Kurt!

[@ethan_martin]

I like the "hand-over-heart" style of greeting they have in Pakistan.

[@aukvit5g]

And in India we join two hands together on heart for "namaste".

[@kirankaur7025]

they also have one where you raise your hand close to the tip of your nose.

[@sultanrayder]

We Pakistani 🇵🇰 believe that guest is a blessing of God 🙏 so no one is going to rob you here, rober here only rob locals. It's the safest country for foreigners. There's only one in a million chance of you getting into any trouble & always remember never tried to fight a Pakistani 🇵🇰 because everyone here has weapon. We also believe that weapon is the Jewelry of men.

[@thisisahmed4571]

Man you are living the life , love your videos!

[@MaxVlogger1M]

Very Nice Video thanks for your video please upload more videos of pakistan

[@jessehouston1636]

Pakistani people seem so warm hearted. They deserve more

[@purethccheck]

Pakistan seems safer than the South American countries. Interesting. Just found this channel and it is amazing. Thanks for sharing and giving people a chance to see places all over the world. You Kurt, are an awesome human!

[@savagewrld236]

That's sarcasm right?

[@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz102]

@@savagewrld236 Pakistan isn’t as dangerous as it seems lol. Karachi is dangerous but the rest is beautiful and safe depending on where you go.

[@cinder1667]

@@savagewrld236 Its not. Homicides per capita are better.

[@panosa7789]

Kurt’s ability to immerse himself in different cultures is superhuman.

[@IndiePatron]

What a friendly COUNTRY man, amazing.

[@samanthamcphie9520]

Great video again Kurt, thank you for giving us a glimpse of the real Pakistan and the people.

[@mattbirky7510]

Only vlogger / KZbinr I can watch - just a real and relatable person, thanks Kurt 🙏👊

[@kiaansari1636]

6:20 Chalia is very dangerous. 8:14 He takes out his special chalia.

[@LilJonny2bad]

The confidence you have is inspiring bro

[@alwilliams9365]

i love this guys videos,never boring.

[@brandons.2792]

Glad you guys are doing ok! My wife and I are big fans. We miss ya! Hello! From Wisconsin. Sorry for your loss as well. We lost our family dog last year of 16 years. ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN! Looking forward to future content. Heal up and we will see you guys soon. 🙏

[@shz6148]

Man I was thinking about u out of the blue today, and search u up on youtube and saw that u just uploaded a new video. Living life brother, take care

[@kaidenhall3223]

Top 3 travel vlogers of all time! Love ur videos man!

[@duhduhlovo1670]

Damn they seem like the most friendlyist people ive seen on your channel🇵🇰

[@emilygirl9993]

Never a boring moment when u visit Pakistan haha loving the vids kurt ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@umairshabbir829]

Mr Kurt, I can see that you have had a great adventure. Thank you for visiting Pakistan.

[@rickrocks5863]

Kurt out in Pakistan living his best life.. another great video👏

[@Xighor]

"I am most dangerous hood where they say you'll be killed and there's videos of police officers getting killed anyways I'm looking for Sting Energy Drink" 😂

[@sumamawaseem3666]

12:09 hes slowly becoming a pakistani😂😂

[@arsal.a]

Even locals would be cautious going to this part. Unfortunately, even lower income area in a low income country has snatchers. Pakistan Rangers have wiped out major gangs, but some kids taking short cuts are still found there, like in dangerous areas in the US.

[@scott-qk8sm]

Great hat ! Did the propeller fall off already?

[@nemoanemo]

You are one of the best KZbinr I see on here. Thanks for showing us the best of you and the country’s you visit ❤️ love bro