Singapore Is The WORST Place To Live In

[@YEOLO]

10 types of people who complain about singapore

[@jsurfin1]

Cost of living is high. Standard of living does not necessarily equate to high costs. Typical mistake I hear a lot of Singaporeans make.

[@itsnotdaneol10yearsago34]

Apparently they haven't gone to Geylang yet

[@Joyce_And_Jayne]

I live in singapore. Singapore is my country

[@gomandtokki7068]

HAHAH bruh

[@眉毛-n5r]

You become Jian hao tan liao

[@canarytea7094]

If she just simply changed her video titles to "Cons of living in Singapore" and "Pros of living in Singapore" then this outrage would not have happened. She did it for the clicks and she definitely got the views for it, not sure if she thinks the negative backlash was worth it.

[@crecasens]

Yeah maybe the people commenting didn’t recognize that there is a popular trend with giving the pros and cons of living in certain countries. I’ve watched them on Great Britain, Portugal, Costa Rica etc. She probably, as do many of the other Social Media folks, should have referred to the 10 reasons why Singapore is the best place to live in the video about it being the worst place and put the link to the first in the description box of the second.

[@s._3560]

She probably doesn't care about negative backlash. Most live in their expat bubble world and don't mix with locals.

[@canarytea7094]

@@s._3560 That's a rather prejudice way of thinking ngl. Even if she only has expat friends in sg (which I don't blame her for, we locals are in our own bubble as well) It doesn't mean that she won't care about the thousands of mean comments thrown her way online... People still have feelings. I don't see how the two are related.

[@s._3560]

@@canarytea7094 Point is she put out an inflammatory title i.e. "worst place to live" instead of something more polite. If she is so sensitive about it, then she should have considered carefully before she put out such a video. Expect to be flamed by the locals if you tried the same in US or Europe.

[@ryusaetruther]

i mean she might get money for her views so she got nothing to lose

[@drewteo]

Fellow Singaporean Complains about Singapore, agrees with them Foreigner Complains about Singapore, *sensitive mode on*

[@tiewkiat]

This can be easily explained. Compare this: you criticizing your own son, someone else criticizing your son.....🤣

[@JNJN7686]

Pls lah...they can go back why make so much noise since they don't like here

[@itzmeolivia]

Because “this is our country”. /j

[@drasvader1]

That's exactly what I was saying. It seems like they're really sensitive in Singapore

[@distorter89]

Its like one can always complain about their parent, but when a stranger complain about their parent. Grilled mode on

[@wavecentral]

American - "One of the worst things about Singapore are the snakes" Australians -

[@thehitlife7]

It's probably the ones in the office

[@happyh0rse]

Snakes in two legs, alot in Singapore.

[@justsomeoneelsee]

Shhh. Dont tell her about the spiders

[@s0me1usaw]

I still trying to find snake when I walk walk, hard to find sia

[@redmaple3666]

I’ve been living in sg for all my life and I’ve never encountered a single snake? Where the hell do they keep finding them bruh

[@nat3816]

I heard Singapore’s produce are not fresh. People who came from rich agriculture countries have higher standards when it comes to fresh produce I guess. But I do agree with Yeolo’s comments that some of these comments are not well explained. And I also feel some Singaporeans are too defensive about our country. It’s normal to have pros and cons in every country. No country is perfect.

[@FAHAWAY]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@s._3560]

Tropical varieties are pretty fresh because they only take a day to come from Malaysia. However, she cannot expect the same of those temperate climate vegetables and fruits which she eats like broccoli, tomatoes, cauliflower, strawberries etc. which require more time to transport here to be as fresh as in her hometown.

[@MeltingSkyline07]

Yah but shes a silly angmoh

[@frockandrolla]

I feel like if she had phrased it as "10 reasons why I hate living in Singapore" instead of "10 reasons why singapore is the worst place to live", she'd have less of a backlash. Having said that, I've never encountered snakes even while on nature hikes, but while in NUS, my friends who were here on exchange would tell me they encountered snakes within the first month of being in Singapore lolll

[@ctrlzme.6448]

trueee one i was walking through sp and i saw a green snake ToT

[@justnow5809]

Probably the snakes came to welcome foreigners...

[@4kiyotsu.0]

Seems like the snakes know who isn't from sg haha, I used to actively look out for snakes when I went outside, but could never find any

[@tarachan4668]

In the thickest Singaporean accent: "aiya it's just like how I can insult my siblings but if you insult them I'll fight you"

[@ridzz]

Disclaimer, I'm a Malaysian. I agree to what you're saying, some of the points she pointed out needs context and honestly, mostly are just personal opinions. Can't really say that the points made can be qualified as general reasons why Singapore would be the worst country to live in tho.. It may be applicable to her, but definitely not necessarily true for others.

[@kittenmimi5326]

She made clickbait and it worked (in a bad way) thats all

[@embershen364]

When I was in the US, a fellow canteen worker from china student who didn’t like me called Singapore 坡县 and say people who visit Singapore gets beaten up there. I was really offended and I reported to the canteen supervisor to change my shift so I never have to work with him again. I feel it’s true, other people don’t know singapore as well so they have no right to criticize it unless they came and live here many years. Just like how I don’t criticize other countries bc it’s not polite.

[@snow4092]

My parents visited Singapore in 2008 but they didn’t get beaten up but I do agree there are people who abuse others so I agree

[@graceang4059]

@@snow4092 that literally happens everywhere. It's just that Singapore is so small that there are more chances of seeing it. Every country has bullying, abuse and dark secrets.

[@danishqaril8919]

*Singapore is getting expensive for locals. It’s not like 20 years ago everything is affordable and government take care of us. Now Singapore is only for foreign expats and for wealthy people especially who stays in condo, foreigners who can have multiple properties such as China and Indian nationals and can afford luxury lifestyle. People who living an average income life have a hard time making ends meet*

[@vng6642]

I dont mind my country being hot & humid 365 days,I'm blessed that in Singapre we dont have to go through any natural disasters,period🙏😎

[@limchyehock6722]

She can go live in ALASKA.

[@charlesys6048]

What does she expect then? 4 seasons all round ah? lmao

[@averagesingaporean3]

Yeah we live on the equator line it's normal weather for us

[@jovimathews]

I don’t really understand with all the negative comments she got. I believe it has something to do with boomers and internet faux news, especially with the current geopolitics. I’m not afraid of snakes, but I encountered atleast one snake in a year in my neighbourhood. I guess it all depends on where you are at in Singapore. Great channel, YEOLO keep it up. 👍

[@eavyeavy2864]

If you dont understand clickbait then you are one of millenial who think everything is real

[@jovimathews]

@@eavyeavy2864 I still believe in what I wrote. Cause just look at the Malaysian PR, who did a video on SG in KZbin/TikTok, 2019. Using the exact same key words, “the Best” and “the Worst” place to live in. Did he got any backlash from viewers back than? No, in fact it propel his fame as an influencer further 🤷‍♂️

[@huaiwei]

@@jovimathews her nationality obviously played a part for some people.

[@mawdervaart]

@@jovimathews totally agree. There are lots of Singaporeans who act like their butthurt "little pink" cousins from China, and it pisses me off. Don't understand why my fellow Singaporeans are so punitive. Pisses the fk out of me

[@JaswantSingh-ym9zo]

Go to a wet market in Malaysia and you will know the true meaning of "fresh produce". I agree with her. The produce you get from the wet market here had been harvested at least 24 hours or longer, as they have to be packed into baskets and transported through an over-congested causeway, go through customs, then to the wholesale market, then the market stallholders buy from them, etc. By the time they reach us they are already half wilted. So she has made a valid point

[@limchyehock6722]

Go live in the vegetable farm or pig stile or chicken coup. Super fresh. Comes with manure and poop.

[@kamughmad]

@@limchyehock6722 I agree. If they NEED fresh products,go live on a farm LMFAO.

[@str2010]

Still, to say it's not fresh is a bit unfair. The produce at wet markets, while generally not as fresh as, say, Malaysian ones, are of reasonably good quality. And some fish comes from our fish farms too

[@charathenewb7386]

I can kinda see where the rage is coming from: The usage of superlatives. Worst and Best are not exactly the kind of thing you want to use online, especially targeting against things that have a fair share of different opinions. Bad, mid, etc. can all be used instead of just saying we're the worst out of like 190+ countries.

[@johnnysalienagenda5409]

You are right

[@havenprice]

"10 of the worst things in sg" vs "10 reasons why sg is the worst" - entirely different meaning. Maybe she need to improve her english

[@Joshua-xf4qv]

bro i love your nuanced views. nice to see that you actually consider the perspectives of both parties and come to a fair and unbiased conclusion. love your videos man keep it up 👍

[@PokhrajRoy.]

I love how YEOLO introduced the subject of today’s study as “a credible source” like the white woman in question was a correspondent 😂

[@rogerfaint499]

Can't you detect the sarcasm in it? Obviously she wasn't and will never be a credible source. Credible sources are true-blue Singaporeans.

[@RoroNYQ]

I think most of the commenters under her second video are boomers or sheltered AF. This is just a fun trend on TikTok for expats.

[@zhengyuanhuan2362]

The irony isn't it? Their behavior is not different from SG govt. It is all smiles till you have differing opinions and suggestion, and they see a need to do something about it

[@huaiwei]

They can't think out of the box. Exactly as she mentioned. lol

[@DonDon45-i5h]

immigrants, not expat

[@drewchew7030]

As a singporean, I'm not offended by her reasons. It's not that bad.

[@user-yd4it4hb7p]

It’s not bad isn’t it? I too feel that way.

[@aru8972]

right somehow we criticise sg so much about every little things and the moment someone who's not Sgean does it they become the most patriotic person ever LOL

[@ga0gao]

See this is why I still follow you as an ex-expat in Singapore. You have perspective and you share it with a sense of humor

[@jsurfin1]

10. Snakes - She probably lives in the Seletar or Portsdown area, and those houses often have snakes as visitors.

[@LittlePanda888]

We do have snakes here in Singapore, and they are not that uncommon if you are near a forested area. I recall a snake entering the classroom while i was primary 3 (the school is located near a cemetry). I have also encountered snakes while walking on the road a couple of times as well. As to people who are "snakes",thats actually fairly common

[@crimsonblad5]

Yeah these comments are out of control. Very xenophobic at points. Singaporeans don't take criticism well lol. Great video Yeolo!

[@averagegameplay619]

i dont understand how someone can complain abt the country being small 4:53 , like as if we can change anything :/

[@danielpakiam2629]

She did 10 best things and 10 worst things, pretty fair to be honest. Also its snek, not snake

[@tdog3753]

the issue is that she words these too intensely (prob for views or better engagement etc) like saying Singapore is the worst place to live in is obviously going to cause outrage. She knew what she was doing lol but its also not that big of a deal

[@eesoojook]

Thanks for the video! I’m considering relocation now and definitely chose being safe even with bad hair, snake is ok, you’ll have a chance to hear my beautiful soprano 😂😂😂

[@bensgoodeats1493]

She fooled many . She is mostly positive about Singapore. She made the negative video on Singapore to provoke a response . People need to let loose a bit . Relax man. Like what she said , think out of the box.

[@vennsim71]

… thinking out of the box and making Karen comments are essentially 2 different things…

[@bensgoodeats1493]

@@vennsim71 True

[@KeRriGan1403]

if you want to find very fresh produce, you can go to pasir panjang wholesale centre to buy vegetables and fruits. You still can buy fresh meats imported from Malaysia. Majority of suppliers import meat, fruits and vegetables from Malaysia and other countries. Alternative is go to wet market and buy it. Time and distance do matters.

[@sucram1617]

Why people can't criticise us stems from pride, arrogance and LKY. LKY once answer a financial Times reporter at a forum who ask him why Singaporeans can't think out of the box and his reply was "Well. This is a standard western correspondent viewpoint. If u think we can't think out of the box, u think u will be here, u think your company will send u here". LKY has a habit of putting down reporters who spot nonsense and untruth or criticise Singapore, guess Singaporeans took a leaf out of his book.

[@havenprice]

Nice, baller reply.

[@rileystein6195]

I lived in Singapore for 6 years and it was the best place I've lived in. Unfortunately lost my PR and haven't found my way back permanently yet. She should be thankful to be there given the big mess in U.S.

[@WitchyUmeko]

actually, i don't think the snakes are scary in SG, most are harmless and will run (pun intended) when they see humans.. i personally think centipedes in the toilets are scarier 🤣🤣

[@havenprice]

I saw a monitor lizard today. It pawed the ground and rolled a bit. Then walked away

[@huaiwei]

Nope. The scariest thing ever.....are cockroaches. They don't even need to fly. 🤣🤣

[@WitchyUmeko]

@@huaiwei Surprisingly I’m ok with cockroaches as I’m no scared of them but those multi legged centipedes… really scare the soul out of me… especially when you’re taking a dump and that thing is trying to get out 😱😱

[@huaiwei]

@@WitchyUmeko I am scared of both, although cockroaches give me a bigger reaction despite being more harmless compared to centipedes. I am weak. lol

[@vennsim71]

… for decades I’ve wished to spot a snake in my estate with no luck at all…

[@andymill1953]

Seriously? I'm a Singaporean, I like hot and humid days more than raining days. Haha in my opinion it's annoying to get the legs wet when I went out.

[@tiewkiat]

I prefer rainy weather. That means no field training. 🤣

[@huaiwei]

I wonder if you work mostly in a non-airconditioned environment as I do. Then let's see if you still prefer it hot and humid.

[@andymill1953]

@@huaiwei non air con environment? I wonder if you ever work under direct hot sun where you can get sun burn easily as I do. But I still prefer sunny day.

[@huaiwei]

@@andymill1953 it depends on what you are actually doing out there in the hot sun, and how long you are actually exposed to direct heat. If I am a swim coach or delivery rider, I won't complain about the sun either. I doubt the construction site workers like the sun though.

[@acoldite2035]

You look like Singapore's version of "Report of the Week", and i mean this as a compliment. The man's a gentleman. You should perhaps make a Singaporean food review for us people from the rest of the world to get a taste of Singaporean cuisine

[@skcvy8167]

Y'all + the woman: yeah snakes are really common I see them everywhere Me who has never ever seen a snake in my 21 years of living here: *confused noises*

[@huaiwei]

There are also plenty of Singaporeans who have never seen a monkey, otter, mousedeer or lemur, because all they do is hang out at shopping malls or have their noses stuck to a screen all the time. Doesn't mean they are few snakes in Singapore. My extended family abandoned our kampong house because of a huge python back in the 1980s.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

I’ve mostly been to the touristy bits of Singapore and I thought it was cool. Expensive but a cool place to live in.

[@HummingbirdEighty8]

I lived there and never had a problem with snakes! I loved it there! Wish I could go back!

[@justsomeoneelsee]

Fresh produce is hard to find? In Singapore??? Which corner of SG is this? Sheng Siong looking for business opportunities

[@MyLionShare]

Thats a tiny snake. I came across a python by the cannel beside SPCA, Crocodile on Keranji lake bank, otters, monkeys etc. It's a jungle out here :)

[@wawacat2329]

tbh these reasons are really tame i dont see why people are mad over this just ignore her

[@tashidelek18]

Don’t censure people because their opinion differs from yours. That’s just weak.

[@kaylag.5807]

As an American, if a foreigner commented pros and cons about our country, we'd probably join in hahaha

[@kittenmimi5326]

I think y'all would join in on the cons more hahaha

[@huaiwei]

It often depends on the demography of the audience. If it is the younger generation in Singapore, they will very likely respond the same way as Americans. However, some other segments of our society adopt a rather xenophobic / anti-West / anti-American view, which explains the very lively responses from most of them.

[@vennsim71]

However, we are 2 sets of culturally different people. Asian values usually centred on politeness, and in no way we will put down the host while in their house. Also, Singapore is very small, and bigger countries have threatened us in the past, some of their people take any opportunities to slander our country. Naturally over time, we become protective of our country from any bullshit that comes our way, and treasure our way of life even more. And seriously, her mentioning ‘bad hair day’, ‘snake’… goodness, those are almost Karen-type comments 😂 discredited the other comments she may have mentioned…

[@huaiwei]

​@@vennsim71 you claim there are 2 sets of culturally different people. I can tell you I am not culturally similar to you as well, because you represent the outdated, inward-looking kind of mindset I literally just described and which I abhor. And the world is far more complicated than merely "2 sets of culture". Within America itself, there are also a whole range of opinions on behavior and values, with some far more conservative than others. Why do you assume every American will accept people criticising the host while in their house? You don't have to explain to me why you are so defensive. It is the typical crap coming from people with insecurities and who have very thin skin. And your view is certainly not representative of Singaporeans, and certainly not Asians. I don't know about her bad hair days. But if the weather here affects her hair and skin, then she can jolly well complain if she wants, just as I would complain that the cold weather in northern Europe does shit to my skin and lips too. I hope you have never thought negatively about any other country in the world, since you insisted, she has no right to think negatively about anything here. But wait...you clearly have lots of issues with the West. 😂😂

[@vennsim71]

@@huaiwei geez… I don’t know why you go the length to suck so hard about the West. Whilst my words are regional-centric and objective on the topic, I see no reason for you to go chest-beating about whether there’s numerous sets of culture within the west. In general, 2 different sets of culture in broad-based terms already encompasses lots, including family values and structures, cultural views, ways of life, even to attitude and tendencies towards divorces, handling social issues… If you want to go to the nitty-gritty, surely you win, everyone is different, lest, even 2 people in the west, any country, for the matter. I’m pretty surprised you’ll throw up a sissy fit. Sigh, yet another entitled kid…

[@adadri7778]

I love Singapore. Will visit twice annually but just dissapointed the way people treated me horribly just bacause I am a Malay guy. As a tourist, that's messed up. I literrally will avoid Chinese just because I don't want to be harrassed, insulted or people give me side-eye. But as a nation, must admit that Singapore is a great country. Well done. If only our politicians are not corrupted we can be great neighbours.

[@harry77998]

Irony right , stop asian-hate in the west !

[@quetzalcoatlusnorthropi432]

Just as an FYI, the snake that dropped in front of her is a Paradise Tree Snake (Chrysopelea paradisi), or the Flying Tree Snake. Aptly named because of their ability to flatten their body and glide from tree to tree to chase down their prey, of which one of the main targets are Draco lizards (aka gliding lizards), which also, well, glide to escape most predators. They're not at all harmful to humans (unless you are allergic to bee stings) and will rarely bite unless handled excessively. Their main mode of defense is to make themselves look larger than they really are or to simply keep still and hope that a predator (or yourself) moves along.

[@elliotoliver8679]

Thats pretty much my mode of defense, plus running away

[@BreatheManually]

3:56 "over the entire course of the panoramic" We lock down expats for their photos

[@huaiwei]

LOL I tot I was the only one who noticed. ;)

[@jojojo89517]

I like how we can tell who is a boomer just from the way they type. 😂😂😂

[@savana-2874]

Chill people, it’s not hard to understand her points from her perspective of things. 3. Strict government - she’s referring to the law, like no smoking, bubblegum, no graffiti and so on 4. (Hard to find) People don’t think outside the box - she basically saying narrow minded. For example; superstition, parenting style and so on. It’s difficult for her to make friends here compare to back home, always cautious on what’s taboo. (Mutual accepting or without getting defensive) 5. Far from home - she’s feeling a little homesick 8. No fresh produce (imported) - she’s referring to agriculture & livestock farming. Local supplies (fresh) are limited that Singapore has to heavily import them or lab grown 9. Bad hair - (back to point 1. Hot and humid) Humidity leads to bad hair day. For example; higher levels of moisture in the air will lead to frizzing and kinking in your hair 10. Snakes - she’s basically saying it’s common to see “reptiles” wondering around over the other groups (humidity). Unfortunately, snakes come into the picture due to her pervious bad encountered. The comment “sg is much better then any world” = the person meant, SG is doing very good compare to any of the 1st 2nd 3rd world countries. 😮‍💨Sigh… all the other points, YEOLO got it correct.

[@ihabmurshed4285]

6:26. There ARE snakes. MRT construction when they dug the tunnel there were lot of snakes, thankfully they are gone now

[@pancakes430]

9:03 “If I don’t like it here, I can just go home. And you’re right, I can but there’s also a lot of really bad things about my country and there’s a lot of really good things, just like Singapore” She rather stay in Singapore as there’s a lot of bad things and good things in America, just like Singapore. What kind of bs statement is that. There’s no comparison here, it’s an empty statement. Theres a lot of good things and bad things in America. Theres a lot of good things and bad things in Singapore. Therefore I won’t pack and leave. I don’t want to go to Msia cos it has many good things and bad things, just like Singapore. What logic is this sia Idk la personally I find her full of bs saying dumb asf statements like that. Makes no complete sense, its juxtaposing itself and u can use it for literally anything in any situation. Feel like she’s just trying to cover her ass cos of the backlash she got. And cb I live here how long never see snake before only see from news got snake in swimming pool once. Oh and Singapore is one of the worst countries to live in cos it’s v far away from her home country. This person just doing it for attention, idk how some ppl can’t see it and are still defending her

[@huaiwei]

Excellent job displaying the hyper-sensitivity and defensiveness "some people" are talking about. It is funny how you have issues understanding what she meant. Yes, both Sg and the US have pros and cons. But people choose to live in a particular place because they compare the *specific* pros and cons of both countries to form a balanced decision. For eg, if one of the cons in Singapore is being expensive, while the one for the US is racism, then some people will choose to live in Singapore because they consider racism a bigger problem than being expensive. Or they feel they can handle the high cost of living more than the racism. I am surprised this even needs to be explained. You never seen snakes before? Good job hiding in the urban jungle then. 😂

[@dollsgamescorner]

Everyone: PANDEMIC!! WUHAN!! COVID!! yeolo: panoramic… Bruh HAHAHAHAH

[@REC_CER]

Cannot use that word.. If not demonetised liao...

[@yustinushalim8661]

Panoramic....Panasonic....the word he often uses which is always funny.

[@fisherguitar9071]

As a true blue singaporean born and bred here i dont see why people are so butt hurt over her views( or u call criticism) about us. All these reactions only tell the people around the world how insecure we are. Come out of singapore , work or live outside and u will see things differently.

[@forevergraceful6160]

You nailed it its their insecurity. The defensiveness shows.

[@Rainbow_fall]

Im visit Singapore ✨ week ago. Its expansive yes but i love the country tho.

[@justanavargegoogleuser6410]

"A white woman" -YEOLO 2022

[@PokhrajRoy.]

We need a video on communal harmony. I’m very curious.

[@yustinushalim8661]

Yes please.

[@JNJN7686]

Where to find her youtube channel? I wan to go knn her🤨

[@shafiqahmarion4179]

ok but the snakes part i can understand cuz i stay infront of a park and i've seen afew once was at my lift lobby but most of the time was at the park. honourable mention goes to monkeys worst than snakes!

[@ToudouRenka]

It's just alot of people can't take criticism & got really butthurt about it. I mean in all honesty just agree to disagree, everyone's got their own point of view

[@AngeMakesArt]

As the foremost authority on this subject; a white woman living in Singapore (jokes! jokes! please don't come for me!) I absolutely love being here and am grateful every single day that I have the opportunity to raise my children here. No place is perfect, but having come from a deeply dysfunctional society (South Africa) to one that is so very pro-social and modern, I will never complain about my hair. And I guess "local" produce doesn't include all the mountains of fresh fruit and vegetables from Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand? This lady gives us all a bad name 🥴

[@WuLetaoAhs]

7:06 yes I agree that the government is too strict and but its not the safest in my opinion born here as a chinese national I think that its more of a people problem not the government I often see gangs and secondary school kids that has nothing to do hang out below hdb blocks back when I'm living in Sembawang and I almost got harassed its about ppl's attitude when I go Australia I didn't even see a single piece of gumdrop although they didn't even ban gum but here, there's trash everywhere in the void decks I can even see gum occasionally sometimes🤮

[@CuracaoChic]

I've seen a green garden snake in S'pore once. Mu cousin's house backed onto a forest area. We also saw monkeys - but thats standard.

[@vennsim71]

I think snakes are uncommon in most parts of Singapore, in fact rare. Then again, snakes are found in almost all the continents except the polar regions… not sure where else can she live

[@CAL-cp7kk]

Snake: she was just unlucky to be at the wrong time & place so don"t connect that incidence with the negative aspect of living in Singapore. As for her comment on produce not fresh, she can jolly well go to malaysia because singapore imports almost everything.

[@vennsim71]

I almost thought she encountered snakes wherever she went… 😂

[@Grenixity]

damn the comments in the video are just not it like why are these singaporeans act like american siah like so entitled about their nation

[@Grenixity]

im singaporean but whoever complain like that really dumb siah

[@etsuko.explores]

i would not say food would be top for Singapore. there's a variety but quality is low compared to some other countries like JP, TH. Vegetables don't have taste here and most restaurants are not impressive. unless you want to break the bank for it.

[@xrisneo5238]

It not just about whether she made a 'best' and 'worst' video - but it's just rude to judge ANYwhere you chose to live in as 'worst' so the comments to 'pack & go' is fair. Afterall, it's personal choice - you either try to make a difference otherwise, it's common sense to "take it or leave it". It'll be very different if she used terms like "10 reasons why I like least living in SG" instead of "worst place" - i can bet the comments would have been constructive. Given that English is suppose to be her native tongue, the choice to use such dramatic words is likely to go viral... so yah, she got what she sought.

[@faristhefrenchfriez]

yeolo nvr makes his vids hella boring this is awesome💀

[@xiao.enixe17]

Bro the snake experience shared by the american woman reminded me when in the middle of the night, a snake came into my primary school and apparently the principal and the police was alerted about the incident.

[@tandanny2830]

Another attention seeker coz she got nothing better to do. Nobody forced her to stay, choice is hers. Guess she want the best of both world.

[@Astonthepunk]

people legit overreacting sia wth. SG is NOT ANYWHERE NEAR PERFECT. why cant some people form an opinion based on their own experiences? if you love SG? great, thanks for being patriotic. if you dont? im sorry you feel that way but if youre willing to put up with the cons, then suffer with the rest of us :D

[@wylam8434]

There are no snakes in US of A 🤣🤣🤣

[@limchyehock6722]

Full of Rattle snakes. Both reptile and human type.

[@amediumhorse]

I'm surprised she got a lot of negative comments. Usually Singaporeans get triggered more when foreigners compliment Singapore.

[@romanceloveboyboy]

3:56 Panoramic?

[@RogueCassette]

I think it’s just yeolo playing off from the meme/trend of calling the pandemic something else e.g Panasonic, panaroma,etc

[@drasvader1]

After watching about 4 or 5 of your videos (which are really good by the way) I don't think I'd ever want to move to Singapore..I'm sure the people are great but it just seems bougie out there

[@Oinker70]

There are always good and bad things about a place and it all depends on what a person like or don't like. It is all up to an individual. As a Singaporean, I am glad about the things that this lady like in Singapore and I agree with some of the things she does not like about Singapore.

[@barriechew9826]

Anyone if they have travelled to other countries recently, they would realize that their prices have also gone up. Mainly due to the oil prices has increased , the heated economy last few years and also the covid last few years. So Singapore is not the only country that prices have gone up!!

[@Tungku66]

I think people who posted negative comments about her felt insulted. I too felt insulted. I presently stationed in Houston and found that you can hardly get fresh fish at all here, food is especially expensive here, tip culture is evil because restaurants do not want to pay their waiting staffs reasonable wages, snakes, coyote and many animals are every where, especially at night, safety sucks here, public transport is near to non existence, medical service price is over the roof and most people are either racists or subtly racist. I have been living in different part of the world for more than 30 years and I have decided to move back to Singapore after the last stint here in Houston. And pls do not criticize our Singaporeans’ English. They just answer to the stupid remarks in a rage. And furthermore, are you trying to imply that those who not good in English should keep their mouth shut?!

[@trishalim]

Stay safe and come back home soon :)

[@huaiwei]

So do you think the Americans are justified to be angry and curse your entire family line for writing all that about America? If not, then why do you choose to take offence? Clearly, we Singaporeans need to grow thicker skin. And I sense you also have an inferiority complex with regards to your English proficiency.

[@acscw8408]

The bad hair... is.. I dunno why.. but it's true.. It's either the tap water or the humidity of SG....

[@JAMESHANGLUNG-km4ru]

I love you Singapore 🇸🇬 because is safe, clean, friendly, healthy, high tech, and really green to be in city, keep up the good work Singapore 🇸🇬, New York City needs to follow Singapore,

[@uwet.8826]

Someone explained to me before on why we criticised our own country yet disallow others from doing so. She shared that it is like our children, the parents discipline their own children but never allow others to scold their children. If there is any bone that others have with the children, go to the parents and let the parents deal with it. If foreigners have any issue with Singapore, go knock on the right doors and get things changed or be accepted as part of the community to change things. However, don't complain about things we can't change like the weather as they decided to come here on their own free will.

[@jennifer-oc6io]

As a. Singaporean who has lived in a western country, I have to say that western countries like hers is the worst country , the. Bad medical efficiency, declining education, high taxes etc

[@MrHnd1988]

She is indeed a white woman. Literally and figuratively.

[@AvengeBasketball]

She just tryin to get views with the titles. If she used Pros and Cons people would have reacted differently.

[@estellawong365]

Tik Tok is a platform to showcase personal opinions.

[@meccalovett4616]

Nationalism/patriotism is a hell of a drug

[@Ok-br3wt]

Agreed!! Especially No.4

[@tim92019]

Singapore is the best country to live I am from Malaysia if I can just jump and be a citizen in Singapore I would It’s Save the Government is not corrupted the education is very good the air is clean their no need to fear that some coffee shop worker would drop drugs in your drink the road is super smooth and nice the government help it’s people who want to work get a job like the airport I seen 70 year old man working the police are helpful and honest some things are Expensive but if you want good things it has to be Expensive you cannot expect to pay 100 SGD and Expect to get a Rolex watch Singapore is also not racist in any way strict laws like Dath penalty for Drug dealers or anyone who brings Drugs in to Singapore I support Singapore is Beautiful Country if Drugs Come in it could definitely destroy the country and people a lot of people don’t see that I wonder why maybe they have such a good life in Singapore they don’t see the bigger picture

[@DestinyHonor]

I mean if you don't like it, gtfo and head back to the states and get heated about gun laws.

[@DamnFineCupOfCoffee]

11. singaporeans are sensitive AF

[@connorfranta5335]

The points the lady brought up are all valid. Dunno why people are so triggered..

[@woonian9532]

I have to say as a Singaporean I have to say some points were valid. I guess she could have changed the title of the videos

[@GuestdaBom]

the not spiderman far from home made me laugh so hard i keep replaying it-

[@olbeenoric_xing]

is it common for locals not to take a bath in the morning before going to work?

[@mueffe1357]

She is lucky the -outrage- brouhaha died down so quickly. If this happened in a certain neighbouring country. She will literally could be fine or go to jail or both. Even worse, whole family deported and ban from coming ever. SG actually a bit tolerant in this case bc no authoritah involvement. Lol

[@BobsSite-r1z]

Singapore an expensive place to live i? I disagree - you have a choice if you want it expensive or not! That snake looked like a cobra, but it will not attack unless cornered.

[@GeliebteFamilie-c5g]

"-snakes falling from trees" Me: Paranoid now because Singapore got alot of trees.....💀💀💀💀💀

[@rau1160]

when she said ;think outside the box. I thought it was more of the fact that sgporean doesn't take not good response well. Also 'Go back to your country' is really typical response to insult why? At the end of the day without foreigner singapore wouldn't be able to be successful like today. And our forefathers were foreigner as well.

[@justnow5809]

Hard to find people who think out of the box? We always think out of "plastic bags"...

[@SKBKER]

Singapore still has the death penalty just for little drugs, westher is always humid, high levels of pollution, too many bootlickers in a police state . Lovely country

[@anastasiasabrinazuraimi6279]

Go to the kelong for fresh produce...

[@bluelingen]

3:56 should be panasonic 😁

[@samanthawsy]

Is it just me or did he say panoramic?

[@arvy7765]

As a Singaporean living here my entire life, Singapore is one of the worst places to live in the world.