INSIDE THE WORLD'S BIGGEST FASHION SLUM 🇧🇩 (It’s intense!) Dhaka, Bangladesh

[@farjanafarju-ex5jm]

Sorry everyone this is Raff! Yea we know it that this not the international clothing factory bcz in the big factory it not easy to get inside. We not get the permission to get in that's why he make vdos in all local factory for realise and for understand. Yea It's true that we have many International factory but that is pretty far from here that is in Narayanganj, Savar,Gazipur! Thanks for ur comments i hope everything is now understand

[@jemmyhridoydac]

We are not talking about Maharashtra farmers, who are getting RS 1200 per month and RS 15000 per year.

[@Lost36july]

This is local factory for local market not for international market

[@ridewithgabi]

Thanks for explaining Raff. 🙏🏻

[@kartiktripathiii]

Hello raf You were a good good guide along his trip. You sound like a good guy can you please let me know bangladesh is safe to visit for indians after the political tensions which happened there.? And will you be able to assist if i visit?

[@fouziayesmin8774]

@@ridewithgabidelete this video. You’re misrepresenting our country and making a joke with our industry

[@ALI.SAFARI94]

Thanks Gabi for helping that lady, and very emotional watching how rough people live thanks for going and showing us 🙏

[@ridewithgabi]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@fahim8628]

This is local cloth production factory, international clothing factory very beautiful and nice place.

[@rishadmahi]

You got wrong information. This is not the place where clothes are made for export. International factories are well equipped and well furnished.

[@fatimafatu7565]

He is doing it intentionally

[@farjanafarju-ex5jm]

We no that is not the place but u know u have chance to get in this few factory that's why we call on the vdo that it import frm this places Thank u!

[@itsbusiness4789]

​@@farjanafarju-ex5jm But isn’t that a false claim or false information?

[@jayed80]

Go to Dhaka bonani

[@carmencsorba8153]

And what difference does it makes if the clothes for local use or export? Thousands of people and young children are working under horrendous conditions. This video is about them and not about the products what they make.

[@barbie3747]

I’ve been watching your videos and I personally think your videos are the best so far as a KZbinr . Excellent!

[@dennissclafani447]

You did an excellent job with your video. I visited Old Dhaka 8 years ago and yes, despite the filth and chaos, the Bengali people are truly lovely. Great work!

[@fayalmahmudtanvir7288]

Thanks! keep this good mentality to help people

[@kimyork4945]

Thanks Gabi for the video - its taken me a couple of days to process and i am still speechless and heart broken.. the conditions are soul destroying and the little boy working - its heart breaking - I will show my kids your journey Gabi - Thank you for your hard work Gabi xx

[@mime4377]

Thank you for exploring Bangladesh. Here is an information for you. Those who are exporting, are maintaining all the criteria and compliance what is needed in the world. What you have seen , the garments industry that is for completely local market not for export. But till now we are trying hard to change the overall picture. Thanks and most welcome here is Bangladesh.

[@NaserAhmed173]

Gabi, you are amazing! You have explored something in Dhaka as a travel blogger that many of the dweller do not visit. A special thank goes to Rafsan as your guide.

[@the_epic_trio_official]

Though they are so poor but they are happy. As you can see they always smiling and how hospitable they are.

[@ebx100]

The hospitality of the people in both 3rd world and developing countries is almost always like this.

[@koowasha]

That’s their only entertainment in days, having a foreigner in their slums!

[@teddymiles1324]

Thanks for showing this video man! It made me appreciate my country more. Greetings from the Philippines.

[@Czeslaw_cn4tv]

Thank you Gabi for recording your travels. They are absolutely fascinating. Wishing all the people in the video all the best ❤

[@ridewithgabi]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@arnobahmednobin4979]

Sono un bengalese, 6 anni nel mio paese Jaina dall'Italia, è bello vedere il Bangladesh attraverso di te, grazie

[@dinapair6049]

Very emotional video Gabi, there is an imbalance in the world for sure. Basic needs of humanity is not met. I don’t know the answer 😔 but Your acts of kindness every place you visit are a treasure. Wishing you continued safe travels 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@justinquirk8204]

Absolutely loved this Gabi, you videos are so good! Please keep it up 👍

[@shahadat.officials]

MAN YOU ARE SO KIND AND HUMBLE , I APPRECIATE YOUR WORKS.

[@Ismail121_]

The best video in my life thank you so much 🇧🇩❤️

[@Loux-l4l]

Powerful video. Seeing children working breaks my heart but their smiles console me a bit.

[@ashrafulhaque3812]

Love from Sylhet,🇧🇩Gabi! You’re such a unique and great travel blogger I have ever seen. I love the way you describe and connect with people. Thank you for showcasing our culture to the world. I hope you will also visit Chattogram, Cox’s Bazar, Sylhet and other places.

[@TeamXC0]

Don't forget to visit Sylhet & Chittagong

[@TimtoGabriel]

This is great video, Gabi. I really enjoy watching two of your first Bangladesh videos. Keep up the good work!

[@NabeelNagash]

I'm a long time follower of your channel, Gabi since the pandemic. Looking back at your vlogs from then to now, it's incredible to see the massive growth and transformation. Your recent vlogs feel like documentaries in their own right. Fantastic work, Gabi! Keep the passion and curiosity alive!

[@tawshiktanvir3418]

Gabi you’ve just got two new subscribers! Kudos to you for making such flawless videos, continuously watching till 2am lol! Yes Bengali people are poor yet they do have big heart and always smiling. You didn’t go for the fancy staff and you have showed the true color of the city, really appreciate man. It must have been hard for you but you did an amazing job. Also as a narrator you are too good! Take care mate and keep doing the great job🇧🇩🇬🇧

[@ridewithgabi]

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

[@debrarosen2977]

Brother you really get to a very real side of Dhaka Bangladesh. Your narration is spot on. This is what its really like in some places. Maybe you can visit other parts of Bangladesh in the future. Thank you so much for trying to open the eyes of the world to The Percious People of Bangladesh and their struggles.

[@Lucifer0007]

This is exactly why I love your channel.

[@gretamartin-r8n]

As always , your humility shines like no other . i have never been to Bangladesh , yet have been to India . it still needs to be shown how people in our world live , and the gap between what we know as a normal life and what these people have to deal with on a daily basis . this video was very well made as usual , you certainly have a way of showing the daily lives in such a respectful manner and you are always received so warmly because of how kind you are to others .. our western world certainly has a lot to answer for , with such disposable fashion etc. and the lack of human rights in many many places that you witnessed . but the main thing is that you managed to capture the human spirit by being so kind to everyone you meet again your videos are always my favorite thing to watch as you are able to take us with you to wherever you go . looking forward to the next one take care , best wishes from Greta in Australia

[@ShafChow-ny3nk]

I actually love this tour guide - this is just so genuine, sad to see happy people working so hard just to make a living but yeah this is the reality of the world we live in.

[@clarice3978]

Hi Gabi. I've enjoyed watching your videos over the years. It's almost incomprehensible how hard these people work every day and the children also, for how little they earn and have to return home to. Heartbreaking. As a female viewer I would really like to see more, if possible, how the women and girls in these countries live. I feel like a lot of times we are getting only half the story. Thank you and much love from Australia 🇦🇺

[@tobslobslai7615]

So much joy and openness despite the very tough living conditions. Thanks for your videos Gabi.

[@UserBDXYZ]

Thank you for this video. Much appreciated.

[@ricardopreusslertravel6481]

What a video man, you did an outstanding documentary Gabi...so enjoyable your Bangladesh videos and knowlegde you share with us

[@ridewithgabi]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@strollingthroughparadise353]

Thank you so much for showing the people here. How they work and live has power to open our eyes and hearts. Your words and feelings make these videos you make very meaningful. And how beautiful the people are no matter what their living conditions are. Thank you again. 🙏

[@Alex8-iv8kn]

very intense vidéo, hope you ll get many views, worth to be watched. Thanks

[@hotmartist]

International exports quality garments products are from very much well equipped and environment friendly factories , not from the small factories you have shown in the videos . Actually the small factories products go to local markets of bangladesh only, these products never gonna see international markets ever.

[@ABangladeshiAndYourBoss-h6d]

Hahahahah. I got some good laugh. True he did give false info, well what can you expect from a cheap youtuber. He dont have money, neither resouces like a TV show. However, you should get a reality check. There is a higher chance of those being exported to foreign countries. Accept the reality instead of living in your delusion. Be it in that slum or whatever, those people are the one making most of the clothes due to whom you cant accept the fact that their clothes could be exported.

[@andrewk3315]

Great material, Gabi! It’s so nice to see your video. Your video truly captures the experience, making us feel as if we’re right there with you, sharing in all those emotions. thank you 🫶🏼

[@artvandelay1555]

Thanks Gabby. Good to see you back.

[@twinflowerfioretta]

This is a very intense video Gabi😮feel very sory for the poor children working hard. Despite the people are poor and living in unhealthy conditions (huge trash and pollution, etc.) the people are super friendly and have a bright smile❣Top notch content and video Gabi, Bagladesh is insane so colorful and overwhelming , Wow..🙏👍Thankyou for this interesting topic.

[@shellycottrell433]

Hey Gabbi ❤ thank you for bringing me back to earth and seeing that although I have struggles things could be so much worse. I agree about the sense of happiness and welcoming here in the uk it’s difficult to have community and people tend to be less welcoming. I hope many people get touched by your open heart and your videos get shared to hopefully make a positive impact for a better future ❤ One thing I would like to know about is how much rent, living cost etc if possible but not a big deal if this isn’t something you are able to answer 😊 stay safe lovely 🥰

[@alichan4130]

May the Good Lord Bless them more mercy and grace❤🙏🙏🙏

[@innereclipse484]

Hi, Gabi! This video is heartwarming! I was very impressed by what I saw in this video, but most importantly, the children's attitude, smiles, and positivity are incredible! Definitely, the people of Bangladesh deserve much better living conditions! And, if we visit Dakha, can we contact Raf as a guide? Thank you, and enjoy your trip to Bangladesh

[@ridewithgabi]

Absolutely yes, his contact number is in the description of this video 🙏🏻

[@mohammadabdurrahman3282]

Thank you Gabi, visiting to Bangladesh and also thank you to show the real picture of Bangladesh. You are a good soul human for this reason the innocent children like you so much.

[@youjmolistpag]

Really good job! Very interesting video with full-on feeling (you hide them quite well for the situation). Respect to all these people ❤

[@vvreddyother]

It not only eye /heart opening for you, but also for me , just across the border. I had some idea but nowhere near to the reality. I too have seen their well equipped factories for international clients. But the reality is a large number of them also made in these slum factories and finally get their labels stiched in the international factories.

[@toocool2bblue]

Fascinating and heartbreaking... I live in Cambodia, and the monthly salary for many of the locals here is not so different... we live in an amazingly diverse world, but there is so much poverty maintained by corrupt corporations and governments... much love to you Gabi, really love what you bring to this world 💪😎❤️

[@anikfaisal3589]

Bangladesh have most numbers of green factories in the world . 200 + those factories are for internal demand. Here get a job is important Nothing else.

[@MrMynameindra]

the nice, friendly ,,even they are poor i see smile everywhere....i see kids very kindly...dont blame kids work so hard,,they work for you guys

[@tareqahmad4873]

The place you went is not for export product. This is for local people product. You should visit world class ready made garment factories in Bangladesh to get new experience how branded products are made.

[@ABangladeshiAndYourBoss-h6d]

I dont think those are for local market though. Garment Factories make clothes at a much cheaper rate. Now if you bring the "Supply chain" in the picture, im 99% sure, those clothes are not for local market. Anyway, again we cant throw out the possibilty at all. Anywah, it would have been good to haved asked them for whom they were making those cltothes. But i guess, this youtuber is pretty cheap as mentined by other comments. (Once a garments worker said, those $5 clothes which many eu/ usa markets orders are made with shitty quality , sometimes beyond shitter than you think. Now if you bring shadiness into this, it could be possible that few garments factories hire them as sub-contractor. Nvm, good day.

[@farfromhome80]

​@@ABangladeshiAndYourBoss-h6dyou are totally wrong

[@midnightkev8303]

Thanks for sharing. Very informative.

[@nathanrandall597]

Hi Gabi . What a great blog It really does put things into perspective, doesn’t it? Seeing kids so joyful over something as simple as candy reminds us to appreciate the little things in life. It also highlights how a small act of kindness or enjoyment can have such a big impact on someone’s day.

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Mr. Gabi:Thanks you so much for this new remarkable video to shows those amazing places on the streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh to shows the “Poverty Side” where jeans & clothes are made to distributes across the globe in 2024❤❤❤

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Mr. Gabi:Thanks you so much for this new remarkable video to shows the poverty of Dhaka, Bangladesh on the streets with different conditions in November of 2024❤❤❤

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Mr. Gabi:Thanks you so much for your new remarkable video from Dhaka,Bangladesh to shows those amazing places on the streets in great joy November of 2024❤❤❤

[@paulobreeze4757]

Gabi, your storytelling is truly captivating. You've done a remarkable job shedding light on the harsh realities of life in Bangladeshi garment factories, showcasing the resilience and unbreakable spirit of the locals. It's heartwarming to see how, despite the appalling working conditions, the workers maintain their smiles and gratitude an incredible testament to their strength and positivity. Your ability to balance these stark contrasts makes your video both thought-provoking and deeply inspiring. For your next video, could you consider including a donation link to support education for homeless kids? It would be amazing to channel the impact of your work into creating tangible change for these communities. Keep up the great work in bringing such untold stories to the forefront! 🌟

[@ridewithgabi]

Thank you 🙏🏻 I was hoping the school I visited had a donation page.. but they are sponsored by a government organization, I put the screenshot of their website inside the video. But for some of the future videos, would be great to have an organization that I can link up with…

[@gazisamiasultana7096]

I Really appreciate your effort to show the real scene behind the fancy fashion industry.

[@transhemp6665]

Amazing job Gabi! Fantastic.

[@Pannu101]

You do a very good job, it touches my heart ♥️

[@rafiqulraza6886]

is local part production, International part very beautiful and nice place

[@ingabalciuniene]

It's not the same as watching a video and going there and seeing everything with your own eyes, but still, certain things are incomprehensible.

[@ridewithgabi]

Yes, being there is for sure a totally different experience.

[@papaberchannel2304]

Nice to see you Sir Gab❤❤❤

[@Ahnaf-md5cr]

It's really heart warming for me to see Gabi visit the worst areas of my country and in a way spread awerness among his viewers. Most youtubers would just focus on the trendy places cuz that would give them the most views. Gabi could also take the easy way and ask one of the influencers here to guide. But he wanted a genuine video and see the country as it is without other influencers sugar coating it. Not saying influnecers are bad or anything but sorry to say Raff is way better as a guide and also as a good friend than any other influencers could be. I am proud to say that Raff is also a Bangladeshi like me.

[@KiraSamana]

Your content is so good. I was learning about this in school, and I just fell into a loophole of watching a lot of your videos. I learned so much! Thank you for making these videos!

[@ridewithgabi]

I appreciate it 🙏🏻 thank you

[@IsmashBengali]

Please Visit Gulshan and Dhanmondi in Dhaka and Sylhet, Cox’s Bazar and Sajek outside Dhaka And South Asia’s biggest park “Jamuna Future park” Then you can see the real beauty

[@demosgazetas3797]

such a beautiful and touching experience!

[@Notayoutubechannel89]

Gabj your videos don’t just touch my heart they touch my soul. I wish you can win an award for documenting all of this. Your videos always awaken me.

[@ridewithgabi]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@Notayoutubechannel89]

@@ridewithgabi 🙏🏼🫶🏼

[@carolynboston9715]

My God, I'm speechless

[@RuhiRoma]

ভাইয়া খুবই ভয়ঙ্কর সত্য তুলে ধরেছেন এটার জন্য আপনাকে অনেক বেশি ধন্যবাদ যদিও আরো অনেক ভেতরে কাহিনী আছে।।

[@rasidaga9164]

Bangladeshi people are really very hardworking. Thanks to Italian people for buying products from Bangladesh ❤

[@MrBoxer1200]

I love your personal videos, as I have traveled too and love to feel the feel of these places.

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Mr. Gabi:Congratulations to you for heading Dhaka, Bangladesh few weeks ago in November of 2024 to shows those amazing places where jeans are made & clothes in 2024❤❤❤

[@ManoK54]

Wow its an eye opener to this country. The clothing factory, the living condition and the enviroment.

[@shaifullahmirzashamim9184]

Brother, this is local clothing factories. Factories exporting clothes are very big and well equipped. They do not allow worker below 18.

[@dmsayemahbd]

Welcome to Bangladesh. 🇧🇩 It's amazing to see you exploring Dhaka and sharing its vibrant culture with the world. As a proud Sylheti, I’d love to invite you to visit Sylhet - it’s a land of stunning natural beauty. 🌿 From the serene tea gardens of Srimangal to the enchanting Ratargul Swamp Forest and the breathtaking waterfalls of Jaflong, Sylhet is a paradise for travelers. The hospitality here is unmatched, and I’m sure you’ll love the experience. Please consider exploring Sylhet - it would be an honor to see our beautiful region featured in your amazing videos. ❤❤

[@michaelomara1922]

We dont relise how lucky we are gabi beutiful vid thank you

[@vivabikerleo7546]

A real eye opener 🙏 I hope this video isn't going to affect your depression issues Gabi😢

[@breathablenature]

Thank you so much brother for your video❤️

[@islammedia2566]

It was nice to see him spending time with the young children and getting to know how the poor people of Bangladesh make a living.

[@metafikulislam1590]

Such an amazing video love u guy from Bangladesh

[@khaledoneworldtours]

MAN, LOVED IT..

[@agridome]

I enjoyed the video. Been to Bangladesh 8x .....and have been in those shops....

[@General4474]

That was a really really eye opening video

[@Maa_8080]

It's is not thier fault to be born in poor country, and although the slums are very dirty😷 but they really seems happy, to be honest. I really wish better life to our brothers and sisters in Bangladesh , Muslims & Hindus ! Thank you Gabi for shariing 🙏

[@fatematujjahura4380]

"Nice report! Before watching your vlog, I didn’t know much about these garments. It’s impressive how they’ve stabilized over time. You also highlighted their life struggles really well. By the way, you can also visit our large garment factories located in Gazipur, Narayanganj, Chittagong, and Mymensingh. These are primarily focused on export production." Am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@ManjunathHegde-l8g]

Soo Nice And natural video Gabi Thanks

[@davidescozzi9885]

Uhhh!!! Molti commenti che ti accusano di diffondere, false informazioni. Comunque, sempre video molto accurati e ben descritti, very touching, vedere queste tristi realtà, e toccante vedere sempre, il tuo generoso e profondo lato umano, che apprezzo moltissimo con stima. Go Gabi Go!!!

[@bobspilnt5945]

Always great contents Gabi 👍👍👍

[@massage04u]

The garments industry in Bangladesh is a remarkable success story, showcasing resilience, innovation, and global impact. As the world's second-largest exporter of ready-made garments, Bangladesh has become a hub for high-quality, cost-effective textile production. This sector plays a pivotal role in the country's economy, employing millions and contributing significantly to GDP.

[@chanthalong4442]

I love your contents, you show a different part of the word of living conditions. It an opening to see how difficult to make a living , at the same time , they are happy. In America, we complain everything and we have so much compare what third world countries do

[@algerm2491]

You are a goo man Gabi ! I see all your videos, you are one of the most interesting youtuber

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Mr. Gabi:I am looking forwards for your next remarkable video next week to shows the “Rich Side” of Dhaka, Bangladesh after showing the “Poverty Side” in this video today’s 2024❤❤❤

[@artvandelay1555]

Remember the old Cat Stevens song "Where do the Children Play"? You are helping us stay humble with your videos. Thanks.

[@Romolo95]

Grande Gabri! mi sono emozionato quando tutti i bambini ti chiedevano le caramelle, continua cosi :)

[@abubd85]

Great work boss❤❤

[@koowasha]

Although this is not the complete or wholistic picture of the garments industry, we need to address that many Bangladeshis are still having blind spots on the living conditions of these people, living conditions of Dhaka in general! Kudos to this vlogger!🙏

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

EXCELLENT VLOGG GABI.

[@thetruth_9]

Gabi is the best youtuber. Thank you bro

[@dreamwatchevent1922]

You visit local factory in Bangladesh,This is not export factory

[@thrillingtraveller_saif]

Gabi, the factories you have visited today are made for the local people of Bangladesh at a very low price. And those which are exported internationally, those of international brands are made in other areas in international quality factories and in very advanced environment with advanced methods which you will be surprised to see, so I tell you that you can also visit those factories which are around Dhaka like Mirpur, Narayanganj,Ashulia is located in Gazipur in Uttara.Besides, you can visit several places in Bangladesh like Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Sylhet, Dinajpur which will make your trip more enjoyable. Wish you a good trip in our country and stay safe.💖💖💖🌺🇧🇩

[@maonryleonzo]

Thanks for sharing this experience with us. I see lots of comments of this not the export factories and that is not the case of international export factories. Weather this is the local or export clothing industries, this are coditions no one in the world should live or work under weather local or international export. This lets us see that as a world we still have lots of work to do and the local governments need to work harder for their people to make this conditions better. Thank again this video was humbling.

[@hasanzafrul6990]

This is Bangladesh. The Unique one in the Earth.🇧🇩💙

[@ottaviadibenedetto187]

My goodness Gabi I can’t believe how people live on the other side of the world How blessed are we in Australia . Those little children playing in the rubbish just turned my stomach. How blessed are we. God Bless these poor people ❤