VERY NICE WET EXPERIENCE | WALKING HEAVY RAIN at Backstreet Alley in PAYATAS Philippines [4K] 🇵🇭

[@MrDuane1971]

Children running around and playing in the rain, people with smiles and a welcoming spirit is incredible to me. Many places cannot enjoy this sort of experience

[@kittysysagal1209]

The kids got no choice but to accept poverty is part of most filipinos. They learned to accept and adapt, it's called survival!

[@funtv4920]

Breaks my heart to know so many Pedos from Western countries targets Philippines,Thailand and other SA countries😢

[@rodolfoc.nascimento6301]

Here in Brazil I had a Philipines English Teacher, Awesome video and Country, continue with your job!

[@roncatton7101]

The love of a family and good friends is the most important things in life, if you have that you are blessed in this world now more than ever. Stay happy and support one another people.

[@CBourn48223]

@@kittysysagal1209 You don't "accept" it. It's who you are when you don't know any different, and it gives you a greater appreciation for the simple things in life. You only become "poor" when some spoiled twat waves around their useless materialistic items and tells you you are and that you should strive to get the same useless crap. According to your logic, we're all poor.

[@machriskily8372]

...'Golden Shower' street. Makes me appreciate the culture even more

[@ronroelandschap2995]

🤣

[@alemelo3070]

Living with little and keeping a smile is the most beautiful thing in the world. The Filipinos are to be congratulated.❤🇧🇷

[@sierra_levesque780]

Looks like they all have much more than most, I wouldn't consider this 'living with little'.

[@z4ngetsu314]

@@sierra_levesque780 well, i think we can agree to him. It is just "Little" but does it matter if it's enough and you're satisfied. Do we seek richness or happiness? I don't know

[@Mistico_Xama]

Pobre tem uma vida fudid@ mas divertida, como diria o meu velho kkkkkkkkkk sendo q crianças realmente não precisam de muito pra serem felizes...

[@CruiseWavy1388]

We'll be congratulated if we can go to other countries and stick together rather than toxically compare ourselves to each other and compete.

[@srs04010]

Nice，Very Good👍

[@joyxiuee]

Wow

[@monogramadikt5971]

everybody seems so friendly to each other, the exact opposite of what it feels like to be in a wealthy country where everybody is programmed to be completely self centered and detached from one another

[@taxthesocialist2602]

You must mean mega cities. I have lived rural or semi-rural my entire life. When hiking it's very common to acknowledge strangers by saying hello. NYC isn't the entire US. City dwellers tend to be very pompous and arrogant hence their stupidity by voting Democrat.

[@petesok2425]

@@taxthesocialist2602 youre way too biased towards your party. i came across some ill mannered conservatives in the hick town i live in.

[@monogramadikt5971]

@CritiqueThis Guns & More i grew up in a poor area most of my life and i have also experienced the "other" side of the tracks. i can assure theres a huge difference in the way people treat each other.

[@monogramadikt5971]

*im also curious why you guys are trying to make this a left/right thing ? i never implied anything to do with political leanings, my observations are more to do with my own life experiences as a person from a poor background who has also travelled and experienced different cultures through out my life

[@monogramadikt5971]

@CritiqueThis Guns & More marxist ? lol

[@水色乃そら]

大雨も子供にとってはエンターテイメントになってて、見ててこちらも楽しくなりました。 ずいぶん昔の子供の頃を思い出しノスタルジックな気持ちになりました。

[@FranklinNJ]

I must say that watching children playing is a gift, watching them playing in the rain is almost holy because children are the closest thing to God and the Holy Spirit here on earth. Its finally good to hear you talking to them and sharing your vlog so they can see themselves on youtube.

[@darkangelrodriguez1163]

❤️👍

[@syamkumarkaturi9761]

AMERICA WILL CANCEL HIGHER DENOMINATION DOLLARS TO CAPTURE BLACK MONEY.....

[@beautifulvibedynamic6155]

Amen! Woo! Hallelujah ❤️ We all will be doing this again in the New Kingdom 🎶💐💕

[@tecnoinfo.1488]

All poverty in the world is caused by corrupt governments.

[@NellyPAN]

I see many people's smiles. In the heart of Filipinos, there is almost no ceasing to be happy.

[@Nanogrip]

Oh man, seeing the kids playing in the rain brings back memories when I was doing the same thing nearly 35 years ago. I would run out when a rain would fall during a hot day and play in the rain until my parents yell my name hahaha. Nowadays I avoid the rain as much as possible. In fact, I don't remember the last time I willingly got in the rain and just enjoy being in it. Thanks for the video and greetings from the tiny Pacific islands of Palau!

[@mikelagarratesta8089]

Fascinating! People are outside and up n around. Even in the rain. They seem happy. Here in America, people are afraid to go outside. Some get mad if you’re outside. Spectacular!!!

[@tristanhowell8791]

Some people say it's a bad day if it's raining but this video proves that it really depends on how you look at it! Watching this made me feel like I was there with you! I've always wanted to visit the Philippines because I've met a lot of amazing people from there and now I want to go even more

[@Va-dy8pd]

Based on my opinion Rain is a gift there's no life without rain

[@Shabbi22]

@@Va-dy8pd ❤

[@davenc8527]

The rest of the world could learn from the Filipino people. Love, civility and a strong sense of community. Such wonderful people.

[@theprinceoftides6836]

So true. It's a third world country with a first world humanity. I've travelled and lived all over the world and Pilipinos R truly unique in how they live and appreciate every day of life. The friendliest and most welcoming people in the world.

[@canehurri349]

They could also learn from us how not to litter.

[@HiPlayerProdigy]

Try Southern America. Rural Areas away from cities.

[@911jayishsupremacy]

Learn from what how to be docile under irony? I think the world already learn how to be that way, docile sheeps.

[@MamanGagah-te2pz]

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[@HoaLe-cz5gk]

Its so nice to see the teen ages enjoy the rain ..remind me about childhood with friends playing in the rain at beautiful countryside in vietnam .

[@liriogalvan9131]

Oh what a beautiful people they looks and sounds very happy believe me you don’t see that everywhere God bless my beloved and beautiful Filipinas 🇵🇭 always amen 🙏🌻💜♥️❤️🇩🇴🇺🇸

[@lemagnifique1573]

Without seeing the title, i would say the vibe is looks soo familiar coz it looks like our rural area. Greetings from your southern neighbor Indonesia 🇮🇩🇵🇭

[@rhyswong8976]

I think this is how kids should be, outside chilling, having fun despite raining and just being a kid without a phone in sight. Reminds me of me when I grew up in a village.

[@ali3n24]

They have a childhood, unlike Western children who are on the phone/tablet from the age of 5-6. They are more interested in gadgets than real life...

[@OtherMike5000]

AMAZING TOUR!!! It would seem that I will never get to visit Philippines. Would LOVE to!! EVERY Pilipino I’ve ever met is the sweetest among us. Salamat, friend!!

[@jefesalsero]

Nice to see the scenery and the kids playing and being happy. I'm sure things were not that pleasant back in 1942 with Japanese soldiers patrolling the streets. Filipinos have endured so much hardship in the past. The people in this video are happier than most Americans.

[@JEK]

I'm sure family has a lot to do with it

[@incognitay]

​@@MolonLabe808HIIn the video we can see two kids with phones and while we don't know they have access to the internet, I don't think saying they don't know anything different is the right thing to say and also to assume they have no idea what's going on in the world. Kids get excited about pretty much everything and to say that it's because they're seeing technology when some of these have phones is a bit weird. They're not living the forest or anything, it's just rather poor area in a city. That doesn't mean the people who live there are ignorant. I respect your opinion tho, just thinking that it's a weird assumption to make.

[@christophertubig8267]

​@@incognitay People in this area have smart phones and internet. It is normal to greet a person doing vlog in this area.

[@chickenmadness1732]

@@incognitay He's never left America lol. Forgive his ignorance. Most Americans think the rest of the world live in mud huts.

[@stoddard1953]

It's incredible to see so many smiling faces, warm faces, loving faces in the midst of a heavy downpour. Usually people are running for shelter, but here, the Filipino people are welcoming the rain.

[@takotheturtle9630]

Thanks!

[@rizkyabadi8205]

Young and old, they are very cheerful. These wonderful Filipino people. May God bless you all.

[@gaerlan1946]

ahh....the joy of innocence and youth! I can relate to the experience. Even at 76, I still cherish memories of my childhood in San Fernando, La Union doing exactly what children like these do. One of the joys afforded by this season called "rainy".

[@lm-usmc]

A great, wholesome video of people enjoying mother nature. Surprising how many people were out in the rain. In America, there would be no one outside, even kids. I used to love playing in the rain.

[@lapis.lareza]

Greetings from Indonesia, my ASEAN Brother..... The neighborhood is so similar with my hometown.... Thank you for sharing...

[@kellyeremora8941]

pagbati

[@tonisunarta227]

KZbinrs yang sangat luar biasa..mau meliput tempat yg yg sempit dan di saat sedang hujan..luar biasa sukses selalu kawan.n trs semangat

[@شركةإرادةللالاتوالمعدات]

Ako ay mula sa Saudi Arabia, sinusubaybayan ko ang channel na ito at mahal ko ang kapaligiran at buhay ng Pilipinas. Salamat

[@GK-ku3zv]

When I was a child I would have been all over exploring the ends and outs of the neighborhood. My brother and I were very adventurous. Love the friendly smiles of the people!

[@ELD423]

Wow 🥺!!! I live in Phoenix and Arizona. You have gotta know that your weather and lands look like absolute paradise!!!!

[@torribrown2656]

The resilience and humility of the people of the Philippines never ceases to amaze me and I’m extremely fortunate enough to have been there (it wasn’t rainy season when I went though) ❤️ 🇵🇭

[@ottovonbismarck5727]

Lot of wh**re

[@theprinceoftides6836]

Truth. Well said.

[@SureshKumar-dr5kf]

Hi

[@Parabola007]

Keep up to date on the roads. youtube.com/@PhilippinesExpat

[@neilhenriques9435]

26:16 was this the first day of the rains. How long does it rain, for how many months. This is a lot of rain. 27:48

[@chanhthakhathpathammavong5782]

This is one of the best VDO I have ever seen. It seems to me the community is very peaceful and very nice. Good job. Cheer

[@KhalVici]

I think I never saw such a vibrant neighbourhood in my entire life. People seem so nice, children everywhere actually playing together in the rain. So much greenery, everywhere you look there are plants, trees, flowers and there are so luxurious. I swear, wealthiest countries’ cities such as, in my case, french cities are so boring. Too much order, zero creativity, almost no greenery or just boring alignment trees or shrubs. What I saw here was an adventure, a discovery and real scenes of life with real people. It contrasts so much with western cities where you always see people walking mindlessly from a point A to a point B with headphones on and always scrolling on their phone, avoiding as much any social interaction that could potentially come their way. Anyway, really great video and amazing people.

[@SonganDrakensang]

the philippines are really very nice and beautiful, it is like another life.. visit that place, if you find time and you have the possibility

[@fradan777]

Well, you seem to have some very naive views of life if you feel a desire to live a life like theirs. Because they would do anything for getting the opportunity to move to a “boring” French city. And believe me, you won’t easily find a place on earth where people are being more glued to their phone than in the ph. But go ahead and try to live there and let us know how it works.

[@nostalgia0512]

Right,I think india is same people are more social here then lot of other countries

[@oldstuffcalban]

I have watched a few of your videos and notice many times while everyone is friendly & happy - many often cover their smiles. Why do they cover such beautiful smiles? The pure joy beams from such smiles.

[@juandelacruz365]

It's a Southeast asian woman thing. Our women cover their mouths when they feel shy.

[@WarsunGames]

OH Good. More rain. I like watching the kids having fun in the rain. Where other videos don't show anything but rain. Its relaxing.

[@jeffreyraia]

I love the innocence that everyone exhibits. Many of the young Ladies try and cover their faces but you can see their warm smiles from behind their hands. Such a beautiful people.

[@Remi.M45]

such a peaceful joyous place , kids playin and having fun in the rain. i love it

[@singojankars5829]

Di sini sdh jarang ada yg maen air hujan...jd inget masa kecil nih..uncle

[@clivehope8409]

I love it. It's seems very colorful with all the children playing outside in the rain. Love it love it 💓 many regards from Ireland

[@HumbeTX]

this is how I grew up in Cuba back the 70's. with freinds playing in the rain, these kids will never forget these memories.

[@adel8687]

Such a nice, and friendly people, I love Filipinos

[@arisandi3467]

I'm Indonesian. the philippines have a lot in common with my country.

[@hardianzen1605]

Gak harus juga di bilang sama coy, orang Filipina aja tidak mau di samakan dgn indonesia

[@Mr.Itsaragrisil]

We have similarties in terms of looks and environment but the culture and tradition is different.

[@playplayofficial3480]

Im really confused sometimes i see indonesians not wanting to be part with filipinos but now 😬😬😬

[@supman2374]

@@playplayofficial3480 it's just one person bro

[@playplayofficial3480]

@@supman2374 also we are both southeast asian shouldnt that be pretty common?

[@markvolt2070]

This reminds me of my childhood when we had no phones, no internet and we were just enjoying life, rain or no rain. Beautiful.

[@Whattheheck_78]

Specially during bronw-out we play outside playing with other kids

[@renaestevenson1361]

The HAPPIEST times in my life - playing/running in the rain. Some things never change. Hello to Filipinos from Portland, Oregon USA. God Bless!!

[@nazmulhaque8932]

hello i am from singapore

[@AWBeng]

🖐😊

[@geopioneergsxr5357]

Worst city in the whole United States..

[@renaestevenson1361]

@@geopioneergsxr5357 I guess we all have opinions and that is okay, too. I grew up in many cities in US. Sending love from across the world is my point - connecting is a nice thing (sharing experiences). @ Geopioneer - have a wonderful day!

[@michaelrogers1771]

@@geopioneergsxr5357 It didn't used to be. The 80's and 90's were great time to live in Portland. Glad to be far away now, though.

[@AmodeusR]

It's fascinating how so many people are casually walking in the rain, even without umbrellas. It must've been really fun to walk by those streets in the rain seeing all those people!

[@TractorWrangler01]

The happy children playing in the rain was really nice to see. Thank you.

[@HecmarJayam]

There is something peaceful and natural about these scenes, awesome people enjoying the rain. Thanks!

[@vladimirczajkowski1091]

Man these kids have so little, but the smile on their faces says they have a million $ in the bank. This shows that money isn't everything, us westerns living a good life but always want more and more and we sometimes forget to enjoy life and appreciate the little things around us. Thanks for making these kinds of videos I really would like to visit PH one day

[@randyjack9584]

All of the beautiful greenery and plant life makes it look like a hidden world of innocence and happiness. All the money in the world can't buy that.

[@beardymcbeardface69]

Everyone is so happy and friendly! This reminded me of living in Townsville Queensland Australia during the wet season. Relentless heavy rain. I loved it. Falling asleep to the sound of the rain, even on a noisy tin roof and then waking up the next morning to the sound of the continued rain, was the best feeling. 45 years later and I still love the rain. Love watching it, listening to it and being in it.

[@inisipisTV]

Yup, it goes into the Humid 40c in the summer here, so the cool wind and cool rain is such a joy to everyone.

[@johnvidol5555]

Love this ...children are great...rain is an adventure for them....thanks so much for staying out in the rain for this tour...better than on a sunny day..thank you LarryPH

[@neogeo79]

Im a vivid watcher, and I think you have gone through this place before. Love your videos! I love the rain, thanks for showing us this kind of videos.

[@slowsteadywalk]

Just seeing the kids play in the rain reminds me of my childhood. ❤

[@walkingemarantaucandy]

Nice walk

[@kistavagen]

I lived there as child from 1965-68 coming from Sweden . As i remember it was a very happy time in ny life .I was too running out in heavy rain with friends .It was during the rain period ,and sometimes we was free from school because of rain .When we came back to school again we had to clean up our class room .

[@akhtarhashmi3392]

Narrow streets.....but widely open heart people......love you all .... great Philippines

[@SeeLasSee]

It reminds me of childhood in New Guinea and playing in the rain. It’s different but still similar enough.

[@louishudon47]

For rain lovers, it's magnificent! Civilisation, often, loose contact with nature! Good job!

[@ninja.saywhat]

It's mother nature cleansing the Earth! 🥰

[@johnmedeiros3763]

Very nice love it with sounds of the rain & thunder makes such a beautiful videos

[@cameron3538]

tbh, the first few minutes i was in awe, like disbelief in a way. Mad at governments in general, not looking out for the people.. then as I'm watching this video more and more, seeing kids having fun and living in the moment making the best out of what they have. Made me think about how much I miss being young even playing in the rain, being a adult and at times, feeling like you have the weight of the world on your shoulders, i find myself getting frustrated quicker than I should at times instead of being optimistic especially when its needed.. Intriguing video, I just hit the subscribe button

[@dllively7771]

Great walk in the (for us, virtual) rain. I can still smell us kids smelling like wet puppies after all the time playing in the rain as kids. Memories of my time in PI in USN, visiting QC a few times with Navy workers originally from that dense - super friendly - area. A different world …. Suggestion: have a couple shirts printed with your YT site in large bold letters, front & back. Maybe a ball cap or “boonie hat.” Less frequently telling the site: just point. :))) Thanks Larry

[@PAJUSMP1776]

wow! it's heavy rain... I went there 9 years ago, and I want to go again

[@azharmrose]

A new segment for tourism for PH may be as so many people like it..bravo from Malaysia.

[@donmckay7742]

Wow a lot of people watching beginning to end lol. Amazing how many people ust enjoying playing in the rain, North America everyone's wearing rain gear or inside, then again must be much warmer rain in Philippines. Very interesting and simple video

[@DrewsTravels]

A beautifully captured and crafted documentary uncovering daily life in a Philippines slum. Always heart-warming to witness the happy, friendly and welcoming squatters living amidst such dirt, filth and squalor in the Philippines slums. It was my inspiration to create Drew's Travels, documenting the lives of these less fortunate yet heart-warming communities, thriving in this diverse and beautiful country that is the Philippines.

[@bishawmitrabarua1541]

This place looks so much like my city kolkata! A portion of it atleast…the friendly atmosphere too is so strikingly similar! Love you cute children 🥰

[@sosi18]

Suasana yang ceria walau hujan deras. Healing ke Indonesia ya, walking2

[@Simplepinoy703]

That brought back so many good memories as a child playing in the rain with the neighbors 😊😊😊

[@nofacemonster]

Regardless of the living conditions, what's most important is these people seemed happy, at least nearly most of them. The walk bought me memories of the filipino girl friend i had online about 20 years ago, We were about to meet when everything crashed down.

[@justwalk2]

It's a bit like an hour's vacation, just sitting on the sofa at home, but feeling the big city atmosphere! A wonderful walk !!!

[@kaz6116K]

異国なのになぜか懐かしい気持ちになりました。この風景と人々の笑顔は、私がまだ幼かった昭和30年代の初頭の日本によく似ています。ありがとうございました😊

[@mobreal5527]

Larry, another great one! Love the rain and all the friendly faces.👍🏻🍻

[@مانعالزيان]

الزواج فلبينو

[@MarkFromEastleigh]

Life is a struggle for many people in Pinas, but just look how resilient and happy they are. Wow if I was on a walking tour with Larry just think how many times the kids would have said "hey Joe !!" I would be in my element walking in that rain 😁

[@aldas9174]

Since u communicate now with them,,, much better if u put some English subtitles on the conversation... You are not just a blogger in the Philippines but The whole world., They're watching you too.... 💙💛❤️

[@shiftshadow9780]

Amazing. My life isn't so bad. We forget what it takes to thrive. USA is the collective divergence from natural law in exchange for material values. Thank you LarryPH!

[@Ironic_Jihad]

Another great video. It's funny that the younger Generation knows and understands what you're doing and wants to give " shout-outs" . Then they want to know your channel name so they can see themselves. I'm sure they excited to see themselves on KZbin. Keep on doing what you do, people like you!

[@roberthertel5565]

I agree with you Daniel !

[@stevestephen2122]

I love this country esp Manilla Skyline and their movies soap operas. From Kenya 🇰🇪

[@MinosTravel_official]

Philippine children are so innocent and bright ☺️☺️ lovey ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@JohnB00007]

Many of these people have almost nothing yet always cheerful. Amazing!

[@aaronrichards19886]

When I visited the Ph recently, I had some preconceived notions that were quickly squashed. The people are incredibly friendly and honest. I never felt more safe. If you travel there from a western country, be prepared to be suprised.

[@Zero_Cool_]

You must not have stayed their long. I lived there about 10 years and have been to over 75 countries and I can say with certainty, they are the most dishonest people as a whole culture that you will ever meet. They are very good at lying, and they do it gently and kindly. They will lie about tiny things and huge things. They will tell you they are near when you ask how far they are from your house as they come over, but they not near at all, they just want to say what you want to hear and theyll apologize later because thats what theyre used to doing, lying and apologizing. Lying is such a big issue in the country, I started questioning reality like 3-4 years into living there because in business, in relationships, in friendships and colleagues outside of work, they all lie about everything and I got so sick and tired of it. Even taxi drivers will lie to you especially if you have an accent or youre white, theyll say the taxi meter is broken so they must charge a flat rate of p600 or p700 when the meter would run you about p150-200 only. Theyll happily steal from you and smile while they do it. They have the worst gossiping issue too. Their word for it is chismosa. Theyre all nasty chismosas that spread lies and manipulate each other. You probably visited there for a month or two, not much longer. Otherwise, the novelty of their fake smiles would wear off and you could see behind the facade. They smile and act happy to cover up their pain, which is understandable, but you cant say with any level of truthfulness and accuracy that Filipinos are honest. Friendly? Yes, because they want your money, but honest? The exact opposite. Worst place Ive ever been in the world as far as being lied to constantly by everyone and being told by many people its just part of the culture. Cheating is also a rampant issue and I classify that under lying and dishonesty. Its completely understood and mostly accepted all over the Philippines that the local guys are going to sleep with tons of girls and the girl needs to stay at home and clean and cook. Thats how the traditional Filipino family works. The man goes to work, gets drunk, goes and sings karaoke with girls till late in the morning, and comes home whenever he wants, and the wife has to accept it because there is no divorce there. You can only get an annulment and thats far beyond the budget of most Filipinos, so the women just have to accept the infidelities. This is widespread, nothing Ive said is just from my experience, I promise you that. Ive been to more than 25 provinces in the Philippines as my family owns a travel agency that does a lot of business out there so weve been all over the place and even with different dialects spoken, the same attitudes and lying and cheating occurs. Luzon, Cebu and Davao all the same. You were probably also only in Manila and tourist resorts, because theres problems with kidnapping for ransom of foreigners there. You dont hear about that in other countries, but in the Philippines, anywhere in the southern region is a complete no-go zone for tourists unless you have close trusted family or friends that live down there that can guide you through every step of the way from when to travel, when to be out, where to go, what to wear, how to speak, how loud to speak, etc. Completely not safe. In fact, theres a reason tourism is so bad in the Philippines compared to all of its neighbors like Thailand, China, Japan, Malsysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong. PH has the worst tourist rate of any of those countries due to corruption, crime and the manipulations and lies tourists have to deal with on a daily basis. Youll be harassed the moment you exit NAIA airport. People will try to lie to you and say there is no taxi queue upstairs, and that you should get in their flat-rate van for some ridiculous price thats probably twice the price of the meter taxi, maybe even more than that. They dont even give you 5 minutes to take a breath, youre already gonna be scammed and lied to at the airport before you even leave. And then when you try to leave the country, the airport staff will sneak ammunition into your luggage and arrest you for some parting cash tips.

[@sherdawg]

Brings me back when I always go out in the rain as a kid back home, really miss those times..

[@vidiamusics]

Nice video experience walking around with natural sound ambient. Your stabilizer video is good, so smooth 👍

[@rasteryx]

Hermoso lugar me trajo recuerdos de mi país República Dominicana en los 90s, se notan personas maravillosas y felices, niños jugando en las calles impensable en estos tiempos tienen la vida que deseo. gracias por el video amigo!

[@joaopereira717]

I'm surprised how much Phillipines and Brazil look alike when it comes to architecture

[@tempest411]

I think they share the same electrical codes as well.

[@ninja.saywhat]

i heard philippines is actually one of the states in brasil 😏

[@jojohahn535]

@@ninja.saywhat it is

[@zheaux]

In the Globe model if you put hole it will go through Brazil 😃

[@oneroadwalker]

Great walking tour in the rain ☔. Thanks for sharing.

[@brrraaak2]

I like these walking in the rain vlogs. thanks for sharing Larry. God bless

[@Douglas3420]

Larry, your video is just wonderful. It is very gratifying to see the sound of rain and the joy of children playing in the street. It's just amazing. Congratulations on the video and greetings from Brazil.

[@profetapedrojsa8456]

Sou do Brasil gostei muito de ver as criança brincando na chuva. Deus abençoe as Filipinas.

[@sirleidesigner]

Também sou do Brasil, que povo lindo das Filipinas né, Deus é maravilhoso em sua criação!

[@valterdasilva8839]

Tbm sou brasileiro mas moro na Australia 🇦🇺

[@Mistico_Xama]

Eu sou pobre e aqui em Belém tem umas ruas da baixada q são bem parecidas com essas aí da Filipinas kkkkk

[@ronaldobento1256]

Sou de MG Brasil o governo deve olhar mais essas pessoas

[@ronaldobento1256]

Uberlandia

[@SlickSliver]

I really do miss The Philippines. I meet a lot of Filipinos here in the US that tell me they have no desire at all to return. I can’t help but wonder why they wouldn’t want to return to such a happy place.

[@kingbyouchoob2488]

One thing you will always notice is how happy Filipinos are even in the barrio living with hardship (I've been there several times). Unlike us Americans. Says a lot about our society and culture.

[@GreenBeamzzz]

That’s because in America we have it easier than they do

[@chrislapp9468]

When there, noticed the kids had as much freedom as we did back in the 60s, 70s. Not really adult supervised. American kids now have it pretty rough. Almost kept on a damn leash. More decent culture there in PI.

[@kistavagen]

I lived in Manila nearly three years ad child ,and I only have nice memories from that time , I live in Sweden and hopefully one day will go back ,but I am sure things have changed much from 1965 when I lived there

[@madhavant9516]

Very friendly people. Looks very happy too despite lots of problems. Was there many years ago. Beautiful country with beautiful people. Best wishes to them.

[@bambangsupriyatno6474]

Mirip Indonesia banget yah , jadi nostalgia Jakarta tahun 2970an ❤️🙏👍 pinter youtubernya nih .

[@skrskgs]

The girls in the village are so pretty and so shy and above all so feminine. Kids are happily playing in the rain. Smiles and laughter everywhere. You will never find this in big cities. Perhaps the lack of internet service is a contributing factor in the outdoor activities of these kids. Reminds me of pre-internet and mobile phone, laptops and computers ( we were long before this revolution ) when me and my friends ( my friends and I ) did similar things. Playing in the rain was certainly so much fun and even drinking rain water which was CLEAN at that time. Do not do it now - you'll be swallowing mud. The good old days.

[@perrin2272]

Que felices se ven todos. Es muy lindo esto. Gracias 🙂 Saludos desde Temuco, Chile 🇨🇱

[@doctorkervin6031]

so peaceful and friendly the people there are !

[@kuwaitrashid9441]

Hi Larry.... 👋. I changed my mind🤔 This video is better than the brevious one...!!!! Mercy day rain... I felt happiness in the faces & souls of these poor polite people.. From their smiles & reactions.... You started to talk to them which is good development I felt as I am walking with you ... Continue.. Your success Maraming salamat Larry.. 🌹🌷🎉

[@josemoises3375]

the children are happy and friendly god bless them all

[@familiasilva5285]

Muita semelhança com o meu país Brasil. A felicidade das crianças na chuva não tem preço é maravilhoso. Parabéns.

[@luangusttavo1203]

Parece muito mesmo.

[@leonelgaldinomonteiro4783]

Verdade.

[@marcobrenes6354]

También tiene semejanza con algunas partes de Costa Rica,,, saludos braileiros

[@familiasilva5285]

@@marcobrenes6354 saludos os Costa Riquenhos 👍🤝

[@Haha-bu7bi]

Hola 👋

[@JTravels2Hike]

It brings back memories, lagi rin ako naliligo sa ulan noon nung bata pa ako... Thanks for the video

[@chubbyb5718]

It would be nice to be able to go into any country and experience people … peacefully. Unfortunately that just isn’t possible. However this place looks to be very friendly. Awesome

[@gokhanturkyilmaz2626]

rain and childs :) thanx for ur gift

[@창호김-m1o]

비가 많이 오내요 아이들도 이쁘고 영상 감사합니다, It's raining a lot. The kids are pretty, too. Thank you for the video

[@Mark-rk3pm]

Thank you, Kuya. 🙏 I’m 37 now and live in the States but I was born there in Quezon City and playing in the rain is one of my cherished memories.

[@yeswecan5554]

When I was a child, I also have memories of dancing in the rain.from Nueva Ecija