[🇵🇭🇰🇷]The world's best Philippine New Year's FireWorks! - Hello Philippines - Reaction

[@rmd743]

Experience is the best teacher, and learning from other cultures is priceless. Philippines and Filipinos will let you experience how to smile even though you don't have much. How to be happy in the midst of challenges and appreciation of what you have. Love Philippines . Watching from SF CA 🇺🇲. 🫶🇵🇭🙏

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Appreciate the Filipino culture!! It runs deep as the ocean!

[@mariloumamenta5563]

Now the world knows how Philippines celebrate New Year. It’s a Thanksgiving of the year that pass and a hopeful new beginnings for the next year. We believe those fireworks would ward off evil and bad lucks away. You wouldn’t want to be in the streets on new years midnight. Everyone is with their families celebrating. This is a tamed New Year celebration compared before the government became more strict because people were losing limbs due to the fireworks. Happy New Year from the Philippines

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

I love the Philippines!

[@andreitt]

When I was a kid in the 80s, there were fireworks already in September! My friends knew how to make bamboo or softdrink can cannons back then.

[@ferdinandpangan6494]

These foreign vloggers ought to see the action right down on our streets! With the endless New Year parties and ear wrenching karaokes, the food, that is the Media Noche feast, and of course, when we set off firecrackers and fireworks on the streets, enough to blast our eardrums away! I wonder how they would have perceived New Year here in the Philippines once they experience what it takes to see our Sinturon ni Hudas?

[@lailanecariaga7486]

that's how we celebrate Christmas and new year.... I love my country.... so much happy and fun

[@shanlaw16]

I miss New Year fireworks in the Philippines. My family was stationed there from '86-91 (before Mt. Pinatubo erupted) and fireworks were crazy!! My cousins made a cannon out of bamboo, which is a common thing to do in the provinces. So much fun!!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Those memories sound incredible!

[@shanlaw16]

@NAIATHEDRAGON best time in my childhood!! A bunch of us military brats who lived in the Philippines have reunions all the time

[@mariodiaz4694]

So your in Subic or Clark

[@shanlaw16]

@@mariodiaz4694 I was at Clark. 😊

[@YYC403NOYP]

​@@shanlaw16PAMPANGA . . . The capital province of FIREWORKS. 😊BTW . . ,Have you got those PAROL (Christmas lantern) that Pampanga is famous for? They have an annual display of these PAROLS🎇

[@bellvillegas9857]

That video is just 1 place alone (town) In the Phils.we celebrate New Year ( we light fireworks, fire crackers in every house/family, village/community, town, province, etc. Definitely Phils. is the best no need to compare the rich country celebrate the extravagant fireworks!!!!✌❤

[@Liriqos]

Nothings comes close to Philippine Christmas & New Year Festivities, SALAMAT for your time reacting 🎉

[@Icureditwithmybrain]

Hawaii outshines the Philippines in terms of fireworks at midnight. Interestingly, it is due to the Filipinos in Hawaii who go all out. Haha!

[@inf4mousvloglife1572]

Philippines is Voted the top 1 destination Award on 2018 2019 and 2023 as a beautiful landscape and travel award for best destination, if your travel make sure find Filipino friend for more info about the island and make sure to make friends with local here, and me personally I'll take you to the most beautiful place in my hometown to sure your travel is worth it.

[@MaritesTorres-s6w]

In other countries, the fireworks started at exactly 12 midnight but here in the Philippines it started before the exact time🎉🎊🎇🧨🎆❤Proud Filipino here❤Thank you for showing this video🥳💖

[@rosemariecatedrelia3613]

Best new year in the Phililppines. With street dance on the street with a loud music playing.

[@partyeslife8157]

if you thought this was crazy, before the banning, it was even crazier lol

[@honeytiu4084]

Before lots goes to hospital for wound treatment and operation because of fireworks...hospital should standby for injuries... 😅

[@chadgarcia787]

80's and 90's was the best fire works and fire crackers government banned it but still every new year still have fire works 😂

[@enigmagrieshaber5555]

​@@airen5026and there's multiple misfired firecrackers clattered all over the place and you don't wanna step into one of em or you get permanent limb cut off

[@URBAN_Resistance]

Nahhhh banning affected a bit but some pyro lovers are coming back like me during dutae days its to expensive now price are quite steady and not ridiculously op

[@partyeslife8157]

well i remember back in the 90s early 00s, i was always looking for the 3 stars, 5 stars and be emptying em out and making my own bombs lol. well i almost had my face blown off cause i would fuse a bunch of them into one and the pack exploded sending a bunch of them in the air towards me luckily it blew up before it got any closer to actually ripping the skin of my cheeks. do they still sell these? it was always super lulu, bawang and the 5 stars.... of course i also needed the watusi playin with the lil kids in the hood with the tricks and magic you could show them 😊 also miss grabbing my dads guns and just start shooting everything like a madman...but it's prolly good they dont allow that anymore cause of stray bullets. but those were the days lol@@URBAN_Resistance

[@maryrose2676]

6:30 In the 90s (and earlier), the second half of December is practically fireworks season.

[@RockoMontana]

We tried to demolish our own home with Fireworks during the 90's...😅Anything goes to Celebrate the New Year...😊 that was the good old days.

[@garthac]

Just imagine watching this fireworks from a real time high resolution satellite video feed from space!

[@Miss_adventure101]

You wouldn't want to be on the street bro. It is way more chaotic! 🤣

[@zettrivera636]

It's more fun in the philippines....welcome to all of you there....smile ..be safe....from. Ms. Rivera, malate,manila phil

[@teucerceoofgenshincreative8019]

it's symbol of freedom, unlike other countries I visited which are centralized and only display near tourist spots. I spent new year in Philippines back 2015, there are lots of colorful firecrackers which are banned today so most of what I've seen is like half of what 2015 offered. They toned it down to lower hazard, it amazed me how Filipinos able to buy fireworks that lots we know how expensive that is if I would buy dozen.

[@URBAN_Resistance]

Duterte tried to ban it during his term, but well nothing happend 😂😁😂🤣 all cops are busy why bother knock on a gated house if u can be sued after wards useless cycle hahahah so cops wont budge. Only place there isn't any fireworks in philippines is davao

[@marjorieayomontellano30]

Not only in new years day we are also friendly and hospitality ❤

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

🤜🤛💜

[@MISTERPAKEY]

Damn...am already missin' my home🇵🇭...Philippine New Year is one of the best in the world!..looks like a war zone but it's all fun!More fun in the Philippines!🎆🎇

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Phillipines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@ferdinandpangan6494]

Umuwi ka na kasi itong Bisperas ng Pasko at Bagong Taon!

[@luwensersoriano]

Its even more crazier when you experience it down there

[@oruenelmshade7542]

Aside from the fireworks, everybody needs to have a something to make noise with, kids would be blowing horns, mother's love their coin shaking and pan banging. There is even an exhaust muffler specially made for New Year, those who can't afford it attaches horn, loud sounding metal sheets to their car/motorcycle exhaust, some utilizes the backfire to make noise. All sirens blow up, from Church Bells, Police Mobiles, Firetrucks and Ambulances. It's wild wild here at New Year's Eve.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

The memories though!!

[@madiskartingtatay7457]

Positive in this years for philipines.❤❤❤

[@REYNALDO_ABUAN_JR.]

Way back previous NYE its more fire work done celebration today its like a total war zone of firework that is why we always says its more fun in the Philippines

[@danielito3766]

Amazin PHILIPPINES

[@angelroyo5270]

This is how we celebrate new year, like you're in a WAR ZONE.

[@SusanoIlagan-s9m]

Not just place only imagine the entire Philippines 😊😊

[@LunaIshie]

It's more fun if u are exactly on the same spot doing those fireworks and firecrackers 😍😍

[@rizellenacha7891]

Welcome to the Philippines Sir, soon🙂

[@tagalogprayersandworshipso5508]

the 70's was even more bonkers.

[@mildredvirtudazo4845]

the place is at bonifacio global city taguig city..count down for the new year eve here in the Philippines.❤

[@divineangel6709]

Now the world knows how we celebrate new yr and Christmas,,

[@maggieeugenio9848]

The whole city was on smoked of fire! 🔥💥🎉

[@amielisesvlog]

You have to celebrate Christmas and new year here brother 😊 I promise you get speechless and never forget it in the future ❤

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Definitely on the bucket list!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@nidaguantero2500]

Thanks enjoyed watching

[@rice6682]

Dude not just 90's in the 70's even before Christmas there are fireworks, days before new year fireworks intensifies. Day of celebration from morning until the jan 1 it is crazy. It doesnt stop until 3-4 days later we can still hear fireworks.

[@melmel4528]

New year in the Philippines not just celebrating with these huge fireworks and firecrackers, we celebrating new year with a lot of foods rich nor poor have varieties of food in our table, we call it nochebuena! If you walk to every streets every household inviting you to eat! thats filipino uniqueness its a part of our tradition.

[@DragonScorpio]

Noche Buena is christmas eve. New year's eve is media noche

[@nivrerabliv759]

This Korean family will never forget their Philippine New Year experience!

[@marysuzettecatipon6147]

Thanks for your good reaction to that.

[@reymercado2149]

if ever u come here in the Philippines, i recommend to see our beaches, specially Boracay and El Nido

[@Troy25473]

Once in a Year 😅 every NYE phillipines is like warzone 😅😅

[@josedimaano5538]

after the firework, mostly family dine together before going to sleep.

[@renedoloso4760]

The Filipino beliefs is firework are to sway away bad spirit to start a new year without having badluck HAPPY NEW YEAR GODBLESS PHILIPPINES

[@pyrotecnekmatic]

You want to visit to Philippines for December 31 is New years ❤

[@orlandobangayan8178]

Dammmm...! It's like world war 2, world best Philippines 🇵🇭 New Year 2024

[@JiChris.3926]

Every Years like that here in the Philippines thats the Culture here Every year for Christian Catholic

[@nethermir2169]

It's crazy this is in only 1 city, imagine what the Philippines looked like when viewing it from space.

[@diskarteestudyante3035]

Let's go hello philippines

[@gliceriocastro4310]

Crazy Philippines fireworks 💥

[@arkandrada3305]

Yes it was crazier before the ban… entire streets laid with Judas Belts… neighbours competing with neighbours… neighbourhoods competing with neighbourhoods… the sound was just one ruling thunder… all dogs have PTSD… some will not come out under the bed for a week or two…😊😊😊

[@Dontmeha]

The best way to celebrate new year in the Philippines is inside a Filipino home, rich or poor. Not on top of a lonely skyscraper. You are invited, bro.

[@leonidesnicolascaliolio7311]

That's the way we celebrate new year ❤❤❤

[@Foreverchrischannel]

The Hello Philippines vlog video became famous because several vloggers too featuring there vlog on their channel

[@proudkhadama]

That's Makati, manila when they Performed SB19 NYE countdown

[@marierocher4422]

Please try to watch the 2023-24 NEW YEARS at the 5th BGC. It was taken by drawn and different angle. We’ll be watching again. Thank you. 👍

[@mariaa5887]

What you are seeing is the tamed version. During 90's to earlier 2000's almost each houses light fireworks. Now most fireworks are banned by the goverment.

[@pubkentos4501]

Philippines ‘ New Year teh most expectacular of all…😮😅😊

[@FernandaCabellon]

this is nothing compare back in the 70's and 80's Christmas and New year! its even worse than this! this is what I really missed in the Philippines so much fun!!

[@gily6107]

During the 80s and 90s , around 2am after all the fireworks of the new year all you will see outside is smoke ...as kids we call it fog coz we dont experience fog in manila

[@ManongTagaBaryo]

Filipino here in NY watching

[@jhomduro5257]

Just try to celebrate new year here in the philippines this year bro.. to see & you feel how to feel the happiness and amazing fireworks..

[@CristinaArias-m9m]

Geography Philippines 🇵🇭 requests

[@jaimearmiendo5597]

Wow the beautiful greatest in the word new year in the Philippines I like it and I love it amazing God Bless and stay safe 🙏🙏🙏💥💥💥🎊🎊🎊👏👏👏👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️

[@ayontengbakteng6124]

The conbination of aerial fireworks and ground firecrackers at the sametime

[@eurotimexph5640]

Street view would be people jumping up and down screaming Happy New Year through their lungs, blowing trumphet-like toys called "torotot" that makes noise, people lighting up small fire crackers that adds to the noise. It is much more festive on the streets! Happy New Year!

[@zandeereyes2815]

There are parties in the streets everywhere during new yrs eve in the Philippines...

[@kulasbukid]

Im a 90s kid and agree 90s newyear in the ph was crazier even in a urban place where i was live, i have no idea how my parents or the neighborhood afford that amount fireworks we lit that nights. In morning you will see the after math of the event every corner of the street was full of debris literally it was insane.

[@Guitarman77]

Its amzing in manila. Its like a warzone. You meed to come here man. Usually fireworks last for 20 minutes up to 1 hour. This is even less unlike in the 90s. It was restricted during year 2000. But still crazy better than any other country.

[@karljameslabios7112]

90's new year in phil is the most crazy.... It's like a wara everyware ...

[@Guitarman77]

Fireworks starts 30 minuts before 12 oclock and ladt at around 1am.

[@vintage_hart6392]

We definitely know how to enjoy life🔥🔥

[@juliuspalamos7863]

If there are drone shot that time not only you can see like that in metro manila but the intire country is like a warzone

[@mariodiaz4694]

When I left the in the 80’s there’s no ban on fireworks ,everything made they can sell ,but during that time they don’t have those that explode like a TNT or Granade ,😊All fun with all the noise all night 😅

[@songd.k2011]

Yeah 90's is crazier. but not enough tall buildings to see it lol😂😂😂

[@minervaabenoja3013]

The Capital with each 16 Cities every New year produce fireworks and noice because its Filipino tradition producing noise and fancy fires to drive away evil and embrace prosperity

[@nidaguantero2500]

Wow

[@bluemarshall6180]

Ayala avenue Makati city. They really close it for vehicles in every event like for the new years and party all night.

[@JulieRock19]

Few hours before midnight, it already starts to be dangerous walking the streets. I remember there were many tires in the middle of the streets and that’s where people throw the fireworks. Your ears hurt bcoz it’s so noisy and when you clean your nose, it’s so black bcoz of the smokes. New year’s celebrations in the PH is nothing compare. When Filipinos party, we go all out.

[@jamesgarcia7635]

Bro no one can beat Philippines if you have nucs wa have lots of fireworks 😂😂😂, ✌️✌️

[@aspro6508]

Firecrackers ang fireworks are even prohibited by the previous administation. 😛😛

[@shanlibuna5469]

Wow🎉

[@inf4mousvloglife1572]

I recommend you to watch history in the Philippines, then watch top 10 beautiful places to visit... Thank you and welcome here in beautiful country...

[@markbueno2802]

When no social media Philippines always doing this kind of fireworks or firecracker way back 70,80 and modern time

[@rubenobias4701]

it was crazier during the nineties, because fireworks has been banned in the Philippines for more than 10 years now. What you're watching is already tuned down.

[@marioignacio3440]

Being Down There, well, its CALL OF DUTY Wa-r-Fare!

[@angelodelrosario7260]

15 years ago we start as early as november

[@BakuteHo]

new friend brother from Philippines ❤🎉🎉❤

[@xcor.oeeeo1]

Sounds like a war happening, i have respect to the philippines!

[@SuperMaverick4u]

I was there in a store of fireworks and they spend minimum of 10K and the most purchased ive seen was 200K of Dragon firewoks

[@xdtrobowen3881]

during 90's is lot more crazier. you gonna have to be excited what's gonna be in the news the next day (Jan 2nd), because of the missing limbs and hands of the drunk people.😂😂😂

[@wormboii]

Thats why filipinos wont flinch if theres a bomb dropping somewhere. Majority of us are used to hearing loud bangs. Sometimes we can no longer tell if the sound is an bomb explosion, a fireworks or someone shooting a gun. 😂😂😂

[@cosmossantos5587]

Here in the Philippines.. new years eve is kinda warzone.. 🎆🧨🎆🧨🎆🧨

[@koukimonzta]

They have actually toned down the fireworks unlike the 90s were they exploded like missiles 😂😂😂

[@Guitarman77]

Its like end of the world

[@maggieeugenio9848]

SB19 was performing on that new year countdown but they did not watch the show too bad, but i think they've watched it but afraid of the copyright so they did not record it😊

[@meljunsumalinog8069]

You know what more crazier about the new year then and now?,,now after the new year count down there are few new about victims of firecracker but before all the hospitals around the country are busy by all the firecracker victims... that's how crazy was it before.🤣🤣

[@carmelarosecabrera8547]

Imagine the whole cities even in provinces we lit fire crackers and fireworks even they government forbids to lit firecrackers they cant stop the tradition but we do our part aswell we have a bucket of water outside the house just so if accidental fire blow up. We also have big loud speakers also to hype the celebration. We enjoy the firecrackers and fireworks each neighbors have something to lit up we just let others go first then if some space to have our firecrackers to lit then its our turn. The funny thing is we ate about 30min after the fireworks because its so crazy out there and we hug or handshake our neighbors on celebration plus kids do jumping here and there bec they believe that by doing that they will became even more taller. Other beliefs that we should bang our own piggy bank or have some money in our pockets to bring us luck on 2024. In the morning when the sun is out already, if lucky you have some chinese neighbors they some reasons invite dragon dance to add to the festive and we see that red pockets which hung at their door step were eaten by the dragon its so entertaining. Happy New Year to everyone may we have a bountiful and healthy 2024

[@joza1340]

If you go out-- must wear mask and goggles if you want to keep your nostrils clean and protect your eyes.!😁

[@nivrerabliv759]

I'm a Filipino. It's not as it used to be. Since, lots of firecrackers were already been banned. It's now more tamer..

[@blade65dagger]

peeps have been thinking to preposition vid cameras to simultaneously cover from above skyscrapers, & at ground level and some added drone angle drama for a certain target location or general view area. but with things happening differently and unpredictably all the time, most simply deduce the effort and cost wouldn't add up to be bothered with. besides a blogger or just about anyone else would simply revert to enjoy his/her time with family at the moments joy and bliss. millions of filipino do and will take video of their unique NYE celebrations from their point of view. but by the ff day, most won't event post them as public posting as most will think there's always something out there that would outclass them or considered old. BTW ground level (At major cities) are mostly noise at extreme decibels: plastic horn noises, banging metals, bike engines without mufflers etc - and big firecrackers nearing dynamite strength.

[@allanpoealemania7596]

All you see is far away above the building try to search how's local celebrate the new year out side of their house it's more fun you will see

[@anthonyevasco9112]

This is even lighter than before