Inside This Building Is The Year 2071

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[@GeorgeWilliams-uq1bd]

minor criticism here, being a person that grew up in Dubai, i can guarantee that all that was built of the backs of modern slavery (the exploitative kind not ownership kind, they "technically" have salaries)... its amazing what Dubai has built for itself, but heartbreaking to actually see how they achieved it

[@kimjong-un1217]

Dubai is built on slavery

[@momo13022000]

Exactly my thoughts! Imo especially yes theory should do their research on it and every person that doesn‘t live under a rock knows that dubai is a beautiful but horrible place!!

[@gregostranded3577]

Chill, would you try to ruin someone’s experience Visiting the great pyramids of Giza. Just let them document it and enjoy the ride

[@koimipoimi5483]

Also, UAE is known as the hiding place for Russian oligarchs and UAE hasn’t put any restrictions to Russia since the beginning of the war. This is literally a country that violates so many human rights, is a horrible place for women and builds all these things with slaves. But I guess when they give one enough money, even these ”positive, includive and supportive” KZbin channels are ready to support their shitty country.

[@yasho437]

@@gregostranded3577 there is a difference between slavery that happened thousands of years ago and the "slavery" thats happening right now. And i would inform people of how the pyramids were built. Dont think that would ruin the expirience for them.

[@thedarkflowkiller]

Yeah man idk. Promoting Dubai, Saudi Arabia or Qatar nowadays feels like the most misleading thing to possibly do. When it comes to human rights, female rights or just the complete lack of empathy towards poverty, it ends up beeing the last country I want to give my money to by a long margin. Yes they are building amazing cities out of the desert, but nobody wants to know how, at what cost. It's the most instagram friendly place in the world and they know it, but if you take a step back and see the towering pile of slaves and destroyed natural resources to get there, you truely do NOT want to give any slack to these countries. I have nothing against any normal citizen from there though. Let me make that clear.

[@danielheineman1307]

Totally agree, really doesn't align with the values of their channel to be promoting these sorts of countries

[@thedarkflowkiller]

@@danielheineman1307 They have been going there quite a lot, but maybe it was a deal for money or something we'll never know. I know my opinion will get swallowed in the sea of comments down here, but I cannot stand seeing this, just like it makes me sick to my core to have freaking Qatar ads playing between each f*in video I watch on youtube. Disgusting.

[@Jojomojo202]

It’s ironic to see people from Western countries talk about human rights. Talk to any person living in the country (and I say living NOT visiting) and hear their voice instead of getting your information from news or mainstream media. As a foreigner in a western country myself, a lot of people here are brainwashed by their media about countries outside their own & show no willingness to learn from or even talk to people who actually live in those countries.

[@thedarkflowkiller]

@@Jojomojo202 I lived 12 years in Jordan and Israel, I also had to go to Saudi Arabia a few times in the 2010s. I am not saying this because I read some article somewhere on the internet. And I am not a reddit troll that stayed behind his desktop all his life. If you ask ANY environmentalist that actually knows his stuff from Dubai they will always say the same thing. Go listen or read dozens of interviews of people that worked and gave their lives to build a freaking football stadium for westerners in Qatar. And when they were done with their work they went back to their slums with barely anything paid to them. Not everything you read is true, but what I stated up there is FACTS. You don't need to be a victim of rape to talk about rape. Just like I don't need to be a worker in Qatar to talk about human condition and rights.

[@DBT1007]

Rather than talking about Arabia, maybe u need to see India. India is far more dangerous. Like.. even if the female following the rules there, they still have a big chance got abused or even can lead to death. In Arabia, as long as the women follow their rules, the female are fine. At least it's like that. Unlike in India. And some Arabia rules on genders are good actually. Like.. separating the room or seat place for male and female. It's extremely good to reduce the chance of sexual harassment or stuff like that. or d3ath sentence for child mol3ster or something like that. Arabia only bad in the slavery thing. Yeah, the execution thing is not the biggest problem there. It's the slavery thing. Not really slavery since they're paid. But the working condition is like slavery

[@sergiosanjuan1166]

Reading all the comments about how UAE shoul not be yet praised for bulding "The future female" reminded me of a story from a female compatriot (From México) who was sentenced in Qatar to suffer 100 lashes just because she demanded justice from a rape that ocurred to her from a Qatarí citizen in the same country. My point is, yes this countries are growing fast and have money to show but are not perfect when it comes to human rights, i know my country is not perfect but hell i don´t go out and sponsor that everything is Okay. Some people in the comments are right, the Yes Theory team should do a little bit more research before selling out.

[@UserHandle454]

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[@whitechristmas9603]

I’ve went to Dubai last December and let me tell you the architecture was mind blowing. However, something didn’t feel right. Usually in cities you see sections where lower income people live but in Dubai I felt they shield people from that. Overall the hospitality felt right, but wrong at the same time.

[@bakedstreetyt]

because it is wrong

[@mridul7639]

Dubai feels like a dystopian world to me. All this excess and luxury and questionable money. But there's so much wrong with UAE.. the horrible mistreatment of labour, massive inequality, women's right issues. I know every country has their problems but instead of addressing and solving those things, they just gloss over and hide those issues.

[@nil2224]

whats going on in thr?? , u just believe everything u see on youtube and stuff, i have seen them too on youtube. i have been living in UAE for 8 yrs and life here is like nothing u see on media, its normal , safe and secure even if i am not rich. dubai had some dark sides in the past but it has changed a lot now. every country will have a negative past , but thats not the thing , the thing is that if the country has changed or not, Infact UAE has changed 100% !, its so sad to see how people believe everything .

[@adarshchoudhary1900]

@@nil2224 We can't say 'fuck' in dubai, women's rights, can't hug people of the opposite gender in public, can't even dance in public as apparently it's 'inappropriate' to do so, can't share a hotel room with a friend of the opposite gender. You're just accustomed to thinking Dubai is normal

[@nil2224]

@@adarshchoudhary1900 bruh its not even inappropriate , have u ever been here? . u can hug , or dance in public , u can get a hotel room , its just rumors bro , living here is just amazing , u have so many job options , its so safe and secure here, u can have a pretty normal and good life even if u dont have much money . its basicallly "if u have more money , u can enjoy more"

[@vivigoesusa]

Don’t you think saying the UAE put an emphasis on women is kind of purposewashing? There are still laws for male guardian authority and loopholes for reduced sentencing for men for killing a female relative. „a woman in the UAE can still lose her right to financial maintenance from her husband if she refuses to have sexual relations with him without a “lawful excuse“ The law does not criminalize marital rape. Yes they are going in the right direction but I don’t think they are ready to be praised yet.

[@momo13022000]

Welcome in dubai i guess… and that‘s only the tip of the iceberg! There‘s so much wrong stuff going on in UAE it‘s crazy! Videos like these are constantly glorifying Dubai which is not good at all!

[@mms4818]

Hi please don’t speak for the woman here we are all very happy ty and 98% percent of woman here feel safe walking alone tonight as well as we got voted safest city our capital abudhabi and happpiest country in the world and woman rights here are much better then your countries ty for ur unwanted concern and remember our country was only built like this on 50 years

[@SnowMexicann]

@@mms4818 That doesn't excuse the shitty laws. Also doesn't change the fact your country was built on modern slavery.

[@vivigoesusa]

@@mms4818 hi while I understand that an outsider shouldn’t be the first one speaking about an issue, I must say that you yourself are speaking for people you don’t know. I doubt you know 98% of women in the UAE or even close to 1% of them, so how would you possibly have a repräsentable sample group?? Also no I’m from Germany and we do not have these laws so our women rights feel better to me. Did I ever say anything about the UAE being bad? No I did not, I said they shouldn’t be praised for something they haven’t fully achieved yet. Obviously it’s a step in the right direction.

[@mms4818]

@@vivigoesusa please don’t speak of the bad please research about my country and educate urself about our woman rights

[@jonnymoi]

You should have talked about the human rights and slavery in Dubai as well

[@SteveJobIess]

What do you mean? The museum highlights female leads afterall. Everyone is treated well. Nothing to see here. Move along... 🤣

[@nzvplc]

@@SteveJobIess there is no war is ba sing tse

[@HVG67]

@@SteveJobIess 😂 you know what propaganda means right? Right here in KZbin just go to the Vice channel and watch their documentaries on Dubai, then come back with your stupid uneducated comment again. Educate yourself first.

[@HVG67]

Very disappointed to see this fluff propaganda piece in Dubai from them. Seems like some UAE agency reached out to them to do this paid fluff piece.

[@hindalsuwaidi600]

bro what slavery? I think you should go educate yourself more instead of wasting your time and commenting unnecessary stuff. i'm sorry but you commenting that made you look like an uneducated fool.

[@casieluiry9296]

Dubai lately has been sponsoring alot of youtubers to feature this museum under tourist destinations list. Maybe yes theory should said upfront that this is a paid sponsorship

[@atxjac]

They say at the beginning they were invited to tour the museum, like 30 seconds in.

[@atxjac]

@@RubeenLou say it is a promotion, do they need to tell us? I’m confused on why all of your comments on this video are so angry that yes theory could have possibly been paid and didn’t tell us.

[@GroteGlon]

@@atxjac its an honesty and ontegrity issue. Content creators are expected to announce when content is paid and there is even a built in tag when uploading a video.

[@atxjac]

@@GroteGlon I was not aware they had to disclose that. I’d still like to give them the benefit of the doubt as they’ve disclosed sponsorships/promotions in the past. Everyone is under the assumption that they got paid and didn’t tell us just because other KZbinrs have also gone recently. They’ve probably seen all these comments and will address everyone’s concerns.

[@BlondeVlogJournalist]

True

[@lukashilebrand]

I love Yes Theory but this video honestly makes me feel like they sold out, like maybe the offer was too good to turn down whatever they were offered by Dubai and the money will go towards the documentary. NOT saying this is true or accusing them of it, but their lack of acknowledging anything negative just makes me feel that way. Whether its true or not that is just how it makes ME FEEL.

[@SteveJobIess]

Ammar fled Egypt because he didnt want to serve 2 years conscription in the military. Something his brothers and countrymen all do. He talks about his love for his country and how he misses it, but it was he who turned his back on his country in order to seek comfort. Ammar sold out long ago. #seekcomfort #tothehighestbidder

[@nzvplc]

@@SteveJobIess being a pacifist is not selling out. he already explained that hes against war in general. im the same, i would never go to war for my country but that doesnt mean im not part of it. nothing is worth taking another humans life, especially not a piece of land

[@SteveJobIess]

@@RubeenLou true, this museum is pushing hard to promote itself. Casey Neistat and other creators also put videos up of the museum. Dubai propoganda machine. Remember, women are the future 🤣

[@BlondeVlogJournalist]

honestly why do they even need more money to cover the documentary? The guys are millionares and Netflix would probably still take them up on it

[@ClassicAudiobooksInspirations]

@@nzvplc I agree with you. Plus in conversations in the past videos, Matt revealed that Ammar was very sensitive to the feelings of those around him. I would be very useless at war and they would probably not even accept me into the training camp. So, refusing to join the military is not really selling out. Not everyone wants to fight their fellow humans.

[@maginciajazmine9644]

"Something I really admire about the UAE is that they have very strong emphasis on the future being female" Really sad to see a channel that I respect so much sell out to such a terrible degree. That one statement speaks volumes about the values you guys really have as opposed to the ones you preach.

[@kiwuuspurr1927]

???

[@maginciajazmine9644]

@@kiwuuspurr1927 ???

[@EZZYLAND]

its okay to be wrong and learn and grow.

[@marshallmurphy8480]

Dubai is cool and all, but it’s hard to forget the fact that most of that city (probably including this building) was built using slave labor

[@zorgg]

That was a long time ago get over it

[@abirkhan3215]

How do you think European countries were built?, the industrial revolution used slave labour remember this fact also

[@redhorizonentertainment6560]

Get over it who cares

[@MrTheblackopsdude]

@@zorgg It’s still ongoing

[@vivigoesusa]

And the fact that the rulers kidnap and torture their own family… (anyone not knowing look up latifa)

[@joaoaugustolandim]

15:45 "I hate to break the moment..." Hahahaha so cute. I love how the Yes Fam brings this gentle energy to everywhere they go.

[@ini1107]

I love watching your videos and I really like the support of and within the community, but I don't understand why you have to shoot so many videos in a country that violates all human rights and is far from equal rights for men and women. If you would show not only the luxurious side of Dubai, but also the dark side, it would be something else. But I just can't understand how you can make so much publicity for the United Arab Emirates, while you seem to want to represent other values.

[@swackybro3532]

According to a decree issued by the UAE Ministry of Interior, the passport is a personal document for the owner to keep and show when required by government authorities. Unless a passport is detained with a judicial order and according to the law, keeping someone else's passport is considered an illegal action

[@swackybro3532]

as in foreign companies taking their passports away so they are forced to work for a living. Keyword: Foreign.

[@Incognitofamilyaccount]

So many people are commenting about the lack of rights for women in the UAE, and I would just like to say that as a woman having grown up in the UAE, and still living here, I have to say that the progress and determination of providing women with a safe environment and equal rights is extraordinary. I can walk alone in the streets without looking behind me, i won't be catcalled while walking alone, in universities and start up incubators they have programs for women in the workplace and assitance in developing business. In addition, the UAE was the first Middle Eastern country to have a woman as the head of a Bank. I understand there may be a tainted vision of womens rights i the ME, but don;t just assume that Dubai falls within this. I have so many wonderful female role models to look up to living here, and I wish you could all experience the same. Of course the issue with underpaying the lower working class is something that should not go unnoticed, however the life everyone builds for themselves here individually, separate from the government, should not be looked down upon when having the UAE in mind. Thank you Yes Theory for sharing your experiences in the UAE and the Middle East, breaking boundaries and opening eyes. Yours Sincerely, A Happy Woman living in the UAE :)

[@formgeben]

I'm quite suprised you hopped on that KZbinr in Dubai train aswell

[@paulmaier5915]

I watch every video of you guys, because i love the way you think and how you tend to be very aware of your interactions and how you treat people. I thinks its very problematic that dubai gets the recognition that it does for its huge and fancy buildings and ideas, when all of these are built on mdern slavery.... A lot of those huge stuctures are built by people being enslaved by the super rich.. it really does not fit you, travelling to dubai and pushing the super cool amazing view of dubai. At least mention it at some point... cant bare to watch every youtuber and influencer going to this superficial ass city and praising it into heaven like that...

[@swackybro3532]

Ahm ahm slavery? as in foreign companies taking their passports away so they are forced to work for a living. Keyword: Foreign. There are new article/laws that came up and they contradict with taking away passports

[@fridayversion4581]

Who told you Dubai is heaven? Every country has a weakness. Stop complaining about everything like u live in paradise

[@a.elka94]

The USA, UK, the EU countries. There is no country that was not build that way to what it is now. The conditions in the workplace in some project in Dubai might be bad. However, I found it very hypocritical of people who’s country was build and founded on the back of “forced” slavery condemn everyone but their home country. Even today your phone and its battery, and your clothes and shoes and so on all come from a far worse conditions yet you all live that

[@outresru7751]

can i just say, Bryce and Ammar radiate this calm and sweet energy..just by their smile and eyes, it's so refreshing to look at🥺❤️

[@mattwalker3]

“I don’t care if they don’t watch yes theory I just want people to live it” felt the true purpose-driven intentions in that, great to see

[@13fearlesslover]

You guys give me so much hope for the future world to come. I truly want to connect more and I love making connections everywhere I go because there is a reason we are not alone. Thank you for giving so many people in this world a family to connect with 🌻

[@adveshdarvekar7733]

I really love the community that you guys have created from 3 friends in LA. Please continue what you are doing!

[@neeraj2736]

I recently watched a video of the same building with a Heli going in and here you are exploring the whole building. That's some coincidence....

[@dedbits6604]

it has a clip of that in the begining of this video

[@benjacobs574]

That clip is fake.

[@SteveJobIess]

No coincidence. Its all algorithms feeding and perpetuating what you consume. Like after watching gay porn, I coincidentally get flooded with ads for Grindr.

[@GroteGlon]

Dubai has been inviting influencers and paying them to produce content about the museum with a bunch of propoganda like "Dubai focusses on a female future". Yes Theory has sold out.

[@nicholastison4734]

So cool to hear the Afrikaans and the South African accent at the Balloon ride part 😁 Rep South Africa✌

[@thomashughes3015]

real ones know casey neistat was paid to do this same video two weeks ago

[@amandamoushabek3955]

Drew binsky was just there too

[@ABadPassword]

9:06 the pause on Ammar looking at the Pyramids made me so happy.

[@izymarcus3278]

I was also diagnosed with thyroid cancer during covid and it’s so promising and comforting to see someone with a similar experience continuing to live their life to the fullest!

[@CatyXO]

This is amazing! Your content always brightens my day! Thank you for what you do :)

[@jessicalawson907]

I love this! You guys are doing some special things and thanks for sharing it! ❤️

[@reubenchatuanlalropuia1475]

Your videos get me through my dipression and thank you very much for some of the best teaching and food vibes and i never gave up thank you from the bottom of my heart yes fam

[@sebastianfortineau7387]

Once again, very questionable from YES theory. To make an entire video and project about Ukraine is great, and I commend for that. But the situation of a lot of people in Dubai is of a similar severity to those in Ukraine (slavery, extreme poverty, mistreatment of human rights). I am all for seeking discomfort but turning such a blind eye to such a big issue is quite dissapointing

[@nicksarna3288]

They aren't the only KZbinrs/influencers right now either. Money talks.

[@PeepingUkulele]

👏 thank you for bringing this up

[@scottsimon7824]

Last time I checked, residential homes aren't being bombed in Dubai. People aren't starving & forced to hide underground. Nobody forced the foreign workers to go there. You think they don't tell their families & friends back home what the conditions are? Yet they come anyway.

[@liverpoollfc1247]

? firstly you're lying. slavery is illegal and not practised in any capacity in the uae or dubai. Also if you want to speak of extreme poverty then that exists more in america or england than dubai. In dubai if you are a citizen then the government will give you a house and job and money if you are verging homelessness. Does america do that? England? and now onto the human rights nonsense. Which human rights are the denying? most western countries are far worse on human rights than any arab country. America alone killed 2 million civilians in iraq since 2000. should they now mention that everytime they film in america? be consistent.

[@thedarkflowkiller]

The only discomfort I get is from watching someone like Ammar praising Dubai.

[@88gatorgirl]

Absolutely Incredible. I couldn't wipe the smile off my face.

[@Raymondgogolf]

Hi Jennifer I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

[@shoregamesdxb]

Beautiful building can’t wait to visit!

[@sonubaabu9941]

Incredible stuff man mindblowing coverage love it

[@tvommy]

Dubai seems so magical! This is a nice trip for sure!

[@raymundomartinez23]

The idea of Yes Theory and what it stands for is just euphoric thanks everyone

[@pip5461]

Thanks, that looks like an awesome place to visit...

[@admino96]

Your videos are really the best among the creators I follow, you have such high quality and above all passion in what you do! I'm really addicted to your content!😄

[@MisterAlex0708]

It really looks beautiful, but I cant look away from the fact that Dubai is humiliating human rights.

[@karleigh8174]

I love you guys so much ❤️ thank you for making the best videos and being so inspirational. I get emotional every time I watch your videos. Keep up the amazing work! 🇨🇦

[@marcofelarco4311]

The pavilions where water was involved really showed me the smiles or all different cultures and backgrounds. The Ukraine Pavilion was so encouraging and hopeful for the end of War. People at the World Expo were so nice and endearing.

[@devodootie]

I love your experiences! I’d love to go on one, but as someone who has major mobility issues, there are so many place I cannot physically go… so I watch where you go. I did go on a European tour once, but didn’t get to do everything because there was no access available for someone like me. The long distance walking & all the stairs are what held me back.

[@aRVeesBlog]

Wow such a beautiful futuristic buildings and museums Must be so surreal in there Thanks for the tour

[@overnightchallenges7358]

this is honestly the most beautiful htings ive seen !!! the future is my dream to see adn i really hope one day i can experience something like that!! thank you fro experiencing it for me

[@jillvandeklundert3715]

Thankyou Dora and Maryam for all your hard work in our Yes fam community ❤️

[@KattyPeraza]

I’m so humbled by what this community brings. Awestruck wonder moments wow.

[@alagator809]

Omg haven’t seen dora in so long she was one of the original people I zoomed with during covid times and she truly is an amazing person! I have yet to meet her in person! Soon i hope! I remember dora for her outfits and support during covid, I saw a different animal onesie every-time we had an event, it brightened everyone day! And I truly appreciate you Dora Babanovic! I don’t think I would be where I am mentally and physically without yes fam! Truly blessed by everyone I lost my dad in 2018 and lost my mom 2021 and everyone is so supportive and checking in with me and giving me wisdom and support it means so much! we are a real true family! I love you yes fam and thanks yes theory!

[@csalv]

Wow that building is amazing!

[@kellyhouse5174]

Does anyone understand that “Yes Theory” or “ Seek Discomfort” has done so many things to try and better peoples lives. They are simply a positive channel and create hope and change to better ourselves with thinking outside of this box that we have created as a society and try and experience more people, places and things in a positive light…even when it seems like pure darkness. I find them inspirational.

[@simona_merkinin]

@Martin Hefferman so that makes it a win win

[@anima6035]

@Martin Hefferman true but isn't it better to get rich doing good instead of bad? The logic of people lol.

[@kaisillcox8888]

These videos are crazy you just feel so good after watching them

[@knockedbyredzone]

Every video brings such happy tears to my eyes! I don't know where I would be without this community. You guys have been there bringing smiles to my face through all stages of my life, and I will forever be thankful for that ♥♥♥

[@lorrainechittock6333]

I had happy tears in my eyes this entire vid!

[@Raymondgogolf]

Hi Lauren I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

[@Satorday]

i'm 2 minutes in and something about this video just feels weird, seems ingenuine or unimportant like old yes theory use to thrive off of

[@humansomewhat2167]

Woah, thank y'all so much for sharing this experience. What an amazing place, I have never heard of it before and wish I could go now. Ammar is an amazing presenter, he truly brings joy to every video he is in. As I have watched Yes Theory for a couple years, I have seen the physical and spiritual transformation in Ammar that beams from within him from the inside out. It's truly beautiful and inspirational. I hope to be able to find ways to put yes theory to the test in my own everyday life... any suggestions for someone who can't access/utilize long distance travel as a way to break out of your norm?

[@wiktoriawabnyc]

The ending was so wholesome and beautiful 💕🦋

[@walklikearobot]

i love that you guys went to the expo! i worked at the one in south korea back in 2012 and it was so cool to be able to go around to all the pavilions and meet people from all over the world. if you went to the japanese, thai, or USA pavilions you mightve seen some of my expo friends that went back :)

[@GeekyGaia]

DUDE!!! I wish the expo wasn't going away because I want to see this in person, the horse section was so amazing!!!!

[@KINGJALLA114]

Thanks for making our day better

[@espandass]

Dubai makes a great advertisment for the "Museum of the future": first - Neistat, then Bru, now you guys. 🇦🇪👍

[@ironeagle4274]

This was truly amazing!

[@ourvlogincambodia]

Thanks for this amazing video! It is beautiful and amazing. I will go visiting there one day. Here in Cambodia, we also have many tourist places to visit too. Specially, the oldest temples during 11th or 12th century! Supporting you from Our Vlog in Cambodia.❤

[@SuperMiau3]

Dora and Maryam! I always see their posts on the Facebook page so cool😯💕

[@maryrizk3401]

Ammar is so fun to watch and so smart at the same time

[@mdanowarsadad2268]

One of a kind, epic adventure within a building

[@PinoyinKSA]

Ammar is so happy. I wish I can visit that place one day❤

[@bohcamzdan9752]

Lovely video, thank you!

[@KOKOBC]

This makes it more convincing to go to Dubai, might actually visit

[@humansomewhat2167]

🥺The ending... you guys are too pure for words.

[@GayClone]

13:36 cutest thing I’ve ever seen ❤️

[@mahmoudabuzareefeh9489]

You guys never seem to miss, great video as always. I agree i know people that believe it just as strong and yet never see the videos

[@jennifishbaugher31]

STUNNING!!!!

[@nolistorres6373]

Amazing work guys ❤️

[@alistairmacvicar2428]

Guys living in aviemore Highlands of Scotland. U have provided so much inspiration 💖

[@Christinasgifts]

Once again another intimate moment in this beautiful world 🌎 😍

[@leeroyfernandes1948]

These guys have already lived their life to the fullest ❤️✨

[@ershadnadiro7293]

Keep it going guys! Love y'all so much :D

[@Bakkiepleuah]

It seems that the people behind this building are using youtubers to promote the building. First Casey Neistat and now Seek Discomfort. It feels like the thing where all of a sudden all the youtubers promote squarespace and nordvpn.. and now this building in Dubai.

[@carlsoll]

Interesting Combo. Hot Air Balloon + Falconer 🤔😄

[@chasestapleton9497]

Yo I was just there in March. Seems like so many KZbinrs have gone to Dubai recently

[@plowestory]

Life at its best - love it !

[@bellarcy1106]

I have to admit that sometimes when seeing some of your videos on my YT homepage, I'm not sure if it would be interesting for me to watch, just because it doesn't seem to be an interesting topic to me. But the storytelling and editing, the whole framework each time is SO on point that I always end up feeling so inspired! With this video I also realized how much I've missed engaging with the Yes Fam since deleting my Facebook- can only hope that there will be an independent app in the future 🤍

[@bhavikpandya7901]

When it comes to best content you guys always amaze us with perfect explanation and perfection ❤❤💯

[@libevime]

Love the good vibes of this video

[@sawyer0815]

Im so glad Ammar you’re able to travel freely now 💜

[@SuperJamSports]

I worked right across the street while they were building this. Was cool to see it that way.

[@christinalynn8143]

The architecture, building appears artistic, creative, nice to look at. Interesting, future innovation, design. Integration of the human experience, daily life/style. 👏

[@rajurisaldar5492]

I m regularly watching your excellent video s. Amazing.

[@alrehlawebsite]

Great video Ammar Keep it up

[@jerichosiahaya]

Seek Discomfort is my second favo channel. Yes Theory is the first.

[@KorbinoSmeef]

I think its optimistic to say we're making it to 2071

[@hyperxalloyfpspelinappaimi8447]

Same :(

[@heroinfathr]

not really. humans have survived some quite terrible crisis' with much smaller population numbers. we'll be fine. there's a psychological phenomenon where humans tend think they're gonna be alive to witness the end of the world

[@evillazydragon]

Yes another amazing video from the world's most uncomfortable people, god I love all your content on both channels, keep up everything y'all do and I hope maybe one day I can meet you guys and cross yes theory/seek discomfort off my bucket list

[@raphlvlogs271]

the world needs to be very lucky to have an advanced future like this

[@BlondeVlogJournalist]

Promotes Dubai slavery and condemns Israel for dismantling bombs - what a wholesome group of friends

[@jaymaimer]

The a art is just so mesmerizing 😊

[@noregrets2380]

Beautiful

[@americannightmare2109]

Top notch content. Incredible

[@wildmattzz]

Wonderful 🔥

[@tiffanyshockley8469]

Y’all really loving teasing us with these color block shirts that aren’t available for purchase….

[@foxgameradi7543]

love you guys

[@ClariseLoveLife]

I love your job!!!!

[@eduguidea]

-Is it ok?! + yes! - Can you repeat for everyone?😊 +I didn’t get anything 🤣🤣🤣 It reminded me my school years 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏼❤️

[@thegringo.08]

great video 👍

[@veselicalazar9204]

Awesome! Love from Serbia!