Things I find NORMAL in Mexico (That were STRANGE before!)

[@454LuisDeLaTorre]

I died in the "Se compran estufas, colchones..." part jajajajajajajaja. It definitely has to be strange for a foreigner the first few times.

[@TrueMexico]

Ja, yeah it was!

[@Cristinact]

¡Lo mismo me pasó a mí! jajaja

[@marioguti9887]

The camote cart had me rolling. I grew up in the US, my family moved to Mexico when I was a teen and for the longest time, I didn't know what the hell that thing was or what they were selling, lol

[@ZafiroJanet]

Hahaha i died too

[@ZafiroJanet]

And it was kind of embarrassing 😂

[@misaelnavarro]

thanks for the respect to my country

[@TrueMexico]

My pleasure.

[@joseaguirre9389]

i second that

[@TheManfromNibiru]

Mexicans are real nice people but if go fuck with them , they go into warrior class !

[@omarestrada8294]

Where were you? It says Tepepan I am mexican too

[@fgarciz]

No tiene nada que ver con respeto jajaja

[@zehila5232]

I'm glad to see the true Mexico,and not the annoying "girlfriend tag " " winter haul " and stuff. I also like that you don't show your face. KZbin has enough narcissism already. Saludos cordiales.

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks for that. One reason I don't show my face is exactly what you said about narcissism on KZbin.

[@lousr.8460]

Zehila chill you have like one video and it's your face to the camera. Hypocrite and Narcissist to add to your portfolio.

[@HighOnAmmo]

Showing your face as a host can mean a lot but as this guy seems to be documenting his experience and not himself experiencing it, what you say is pretty fair. There is a difference though. Many people enjoy seeing someone actually experience it but they have to have some kind of personality and respect to go with it. Somewhat like an Anthony Bourdain type of show. And it's not about youtube being flooded with narcissistic money grabbers but more that many people want to be famous and some people just want to have an audience to show their creative outputs and then there's the inbetween crowd of entertainers/performers and such.

[@zehila5232]

Thank you for letting me know. All students in my class had to make such videos for our career portfolios.I thought I deleted all of them.

[@zehila5232]

True." para gustos los colores".Thank you.

[@d4v1dc36]

Faltó el sonido del panadero con el pan, el del gas, el del repartidor de garrafones de agua, el del camión de la basura.

[@samilsam]

Tambien el sonido de los chatarreros o no se como se llamen pero siempre dicen "le compramos lo que no le sirva"

[@d4v1dc36]

Aşkın Koç es el sonido de la niña anunciando que compran colchones, tambores, refrigeradores, estufas, lavadoras, microondas o algo de fierro viejo que vendan.

[@1wasavi]

Tortillas calientitas de maiz, las tortillas calientitas.

[@AlexG-tf9bi]

Con la campana de la basura quien necesita un despertador?

[@Xavier666K]

D4V1D C whe una vez cuando tenía 5 años andaba dormida y escucho El GASSSSS y me cago salgo corriendo con mi abuela, tía y mi mamá todas voltean a ver con una cara de qué pedo y yo ya casi llorando.

[@rodrigodanielflorencia9803]

I laughed my ass off when he played the junk sound, never thought an Englishman would pay attention to those sounds and actually adapt to them and personally, as a Mexican born and raised can't stand those sounds they park right outside my house making those annoying noises "se compran colchones, tambores, refrigeradores, estufas, lavadoras, microondas o algo de fierro viejo que venda" .

[@TrueMexico]

Ja, I am not saying I appreciate them all the time ;)

[@AldahirBelloAmbriz]

man your videos are freaking awesome! I found curious how a normal thing for us is rare for foreigners, thanks for show the world the true face of Mexico

[@TrueMexico]

Happy you like them!

[@salvadorocampo4734]

Great explanation

[@marioguti9887]

Compren sus ricos tamales oaxaqueños! I miss Mexico so much.

[@Leo1239150]

Mario Gutierrez ditto!

[@Summergch]

Me too xD I was watching like: Ohh, you know? That makes sense. We live through all of these things and we never stop to think about them but they're things that to someone who isn't familiar with would be quite strange.

[@ivanleech8499]

I’m British but I was born and raised in this beautiful land! ¡Viva Mexico cabrones!

[@almightypacko517]

You forgot the people who clean your windows by throwing themselves on the car and basicly force you to pay them :v

[@waxitoto1234]

lel, he forgot lot's of things HEHE

[@kamekami4879]

-Almighty- Plays That happens in American hoods too

[@Akiringuis]

Jaja c mamo pero es cierto :v

[@lofelo898]

No mames jajajajajaja

[@Laking1234]

BRO SO FUCKING TRUE.

[@NoName-ky2sb]

Mexican infrstructure is so disoragnized that it makes it look like a Picasso painting, it's a work of art.

[@therandomhat_]

Unless you're in the rural areas, then it looks either like post-modernism or well... You know, shanty homes

[@stan99reborn]

Váyase a la verga compa

[@ImperialAlex]

+stan99reborn Jajajaj...

[@GATYTOESPONJOSO]

Jajaja, c mamo, but it's true, well, so close.

[@duenodelustucru]

Learn from the british guy, if you haven't anything kind to say, say nothing, idiot.

[@leecallaghan4625]

I am from Leeds UK but I live in Guadalajara . the gun thing is so true .

[@TrueMexico]

Awesome. I'd love to make videos in Guadalajara one day.

[@efrainanguiano2603]

Enjoy my hometown guys... saludos from US

[@nataliareynoso971]

I live in Guadalajara, happy to have you here

[@eternalr7830]

RL arriba las chivas!!!

[@JoseSanchez-sd2nv]

When i went to Mexico, seeing soldiers carring their weapons threw me off. I was a bit jumpy when i a saw a whole squad of guys walking in public with their guns. Which is ironic because i live in San Diego where there are a lot of military bases. Well, no soldiers ever carry any firearms outside the bases, so it was a bit of a culture shock to see people openly carry guns like that.

[@MrJintensive]

You forgot? (El Gas)

[@TrueMexico]

That is definitely a good one too.

[@lugiadark21]

La basura!!!

[@damonalbarn876]

Para mi el de de "se compran colchones..." me sigue pareciendo muy peculiar después de más de 20 años de escucharlo. Es bastante peculiar incluso para quienes vivimos aqui.

[@weirdzfully]

Or las tortillas. "Tortillaaaaassss, lleve sus tortillas calientitaaasss." lol

[@mr.motormaster9881]

pinguinos! gansitos! bombones! ke le boy a dar!?! TAKA!TAKATA!! TAKATAKATA!😩📢)))

[@billypilgrim1]

That orb guy was amazing!

[@TrueMexico]

He was!

[@rob-karenkennedy-parker3166]

Yeah that was cool

[@rodolfotames4493]

Po tee wee

[@billypilgrim1]

So it goes

[@leibgoldbard7000]

Its normal in mexico see alot of that guys , asking for money to cars

[@matildalagerman8527]

Pienso viajar a México pronto. Saludos desde Suecia!

[@TrueMexico]

Saludos desde CDMX!

[@chayazul]

Matilda Lägerman serás bienvenida a mi país cuando quieras ☺️

[@alexisriosmorales4852]

Matilda Lägerman Si visitas el sur yo te invito un helado

[@matildalagerman8527]

alexiz soir Haha me encantaría

[@agarzjla]

meli sol haters gonna hate 😊

[@danielesparza9724]

I love your videos about beautiful Mexico... please keep them coming!

[@anaroman183]

I grew up in Mexico City and migrated to California when I was 9. I truly enjoy your videos, they bring so much nostalgia. I am so proud of my city and all the wonders that it has. Thank you for sharing your perspective, it is always so respectful and positive.

[@halo3oouch]

As a Mexican living in England I liked this video a lot because I know how it feels to be exposed to a new culture and lifestyle and have no clue what is going on. Respect man y Viva México Cabrones!!!

[@Ebvardh]

Pablo Larios Vázquez Que tipo de cosas has experimentado en Inglaterra que no se ven en Mexico?

[@halo3oouch]

Ebvardh Boss La gente tiende a ser más fría cuando interactúan y no son tan abiertos como los mexicanos, hay cruces peatonales en los cuales todos los automóviles tienen que parar al momento que ven gente que quiere pasar, el uso del alcohol no es puesto como un taboo ya que aquí es algo aceptado culturalmente y para terminar la cantidad de multiculturalidad que existe aquí, o por lo menos en londres, es muy grande. Literalmente puedes encontrar a gente de todos lados del planeta viviendo aquí.

[@javierr9748]

Pablo Larios Vázquez y te cojes las viejas de aya?

[@NYxican1980]

Pablo Larios Vázquez Soy Mexicano viviendo en NY. I heard England is having a problem with Muslims and other migrants. Es verda eso, oh estan edsagernado?

[@halo3oouch]

PANCHO VILLA they might be exaggerating. Other European countries such as Sweden DO have problems with the amount of immigrants getting in who are mainly Muslim refugees but as far as I’m aware it’s not as bad here as they say.

[@ScrivereLaMiaStoria]

He visto que eres culto, sabes más de México de lo que muchos “mexicas” sabemos. Por cierto me encanta UK 🇬🇧 I lived there 8 months. Saludos, excelentes videos tío Paul.

[@user-ue9ks2zc2l]

Si saben muy poco Mèxicanos sobre Mèxico es porque como tu, porque no les interesa y los que si nacieron en otros paises...

[@mirelim9353]

Y el panadero con el pan?

[@juanbermudez964]

OGM I just got a wicked flash back of nostalgia, growing up in Texcoco Mexico stay, and moving to Canadá when I was 19 Man i forgot a lot of what Mexico really is like Thank you for making this videos and noticed all the minimal things that make Mexico so special and different

[@murderhornets1166]

My biggest reverse culture shock in Mexico is entering stores and having the shop owners do their very best to avoid you and having no greetings/or greeters and giving you a lot of space.. they will only talk to you if you go up to them and ask, they won't chase you around the store.. IDK if anyone else relates?? Specifically in Northern Mexico .. Some places will even have people out there to open doors for you, but still, very quiet. I don't mind it though. It's a less annoying shopping experience..

[@danielvazquez9833]

I remember another street sound. The people that sold gas. They would yell: "EL GAAAAAAAAAAASAAAASSS! EL GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS! Then you would have to go out and ask for a tank of gas. Also the guys who collect the trash would ring a bell and you had to go out and hand over your trash

[@Daniel-je9pi]

Your videos are made with so much passion it makes me fell in love with my city again, thank you

[@TrueMexico]

Great to read that.

[@Whaatever1027]

Daniel fall*

[@kennethsinger561]

Good! Stay there!

[@lauraguerra6450]

Oh my, I just found out about your channel and I am having a blast. As a Mexican who grew up loving British sense of humour (Mr. Bean, Monty Python, and so many more) finding that sense of humour applied to my hometown is like the perfect sauce and taco combination haha. Love u already! Thanks so much.

[@reyescarrillo]

One thing you forgot, the smell of Mexico. But not in a bad way. It's the smell of wet dirt and fire as it's common for households to burn their little scraps of trash late at night. Good video very acurate

[@jamie-chavezlopez3591]

My regards for you for being such a dedicated person and discover all those awesome things of Mexico respecting the culture and sharing your videos that are so beautiful, that unfortunately many people in the world do not know. Thank you and welcome to Mexico

[@TrueMexico]

Thank you!

[@alexj6691]

Even for me, a native mexican citizen now living in the United States, it's hard to get back to the whole kissing on the cheek when saying hello and goodbye. I have been living in the US for more than 10 years now and have come accustomed to the wider personal space and low physical contact of this country. So when I see family in Mexico it feels uncomfortable to airkiss everybody.

[@TrueMexico]

I can imagine!

[@PaolaLozanoYoga]

También soy mexicana, actualmente en EUA pero me pasa al revés, quiero dar beso a todos y casi siempre se sacan de onda jajaja

[@alexj6691]

Hahahha es triste de hecho que se le quite eso a uno porque es bonito como se acopla la gente en mexico. Tristemente, aca es mas seria la cosa.

[@zaetitaGLT]

Si fueras a Francia sería al revés allá se besan 2 veces

[@alexj6691]

Ummmm soy mujer, pero ok, gracias x tu comentario.

[@pepethememelord5775]

Hey I just figured out of your channel I was born in Mexico City but moved to the us at the age of 10 and I just love your videos because it brings back good memories, I recommended your videos to my mother who is a Spanish teacher so she can show her students an actual view of Mexico City. Continue making great videos man :)

[@pepethememelord5775]

BTW can you please go to the ice cream shop, El portal del sabor it's near coyoacan market and aslo go eat tacos at El charco de Las ranas, you won't be disappointed they are honestly both great restaurants

[@RhythmBoy]

Mamey is one of the things i miss from Mexico. Never seen it here in the US. It's like an ultra-sweet brown avocado.

[@nateroxx]

RythmBoy if you're in a heavily Mexican or Latino populated area like a major city you'll find it. It's a common paleta flavor where I live (southern California). By far my favorite :)

[@valeriemartinez9074]

RythmBoy I thought it tasted like papaya

[@Bacavoit]

Never crossed my mind to call it a sweet brown avocado but I guess you are very accurate. It is sweet, it is somehow heavy (if you know what I mean and not buy weight) and has a big ass seed in the middle lol I never really liked it when I was younger until my mom made me an ultra kick ass mamey smoothie, freaking love it now!

[@RhythmBoy]

Right the licuado de mamey is the best drink besides horchata. Love it

[@soniakiwi]

They're found all over South Florida, frozen, fresh and canned. I saw a few sapote trees and all. Filipinos call it sapota and they sell it canned in Asian markets.

[@zadamantosargonita816]

Your video make me feel nostalgic. I didn't know how much I missed the noisy streets of Mexico City until I saw your video.

[@cooldbz12mach1padilla]

South and central mexico is a whole different country from northern mexico. Northern would be like texas and central/south would be like new york in term of how people act and beliefs.

[@mcdldlgf6652]

Depende, Nuevo León viene siendo como Texas y Sonora es como Arizona, Baja California tiene poco parecido con Japón pero por alguna razón tenemos un chingo jsjaja

[@victormanueloliva1888]

Lo es,para ustedes, sólo en su reducido conocimiento de México.

[@spell666hell]

Que curioso cosas que son tan comunes aquí, uno no piensa que sean tan extrañas para extranjeros

[@MrKutKuGaruga96]

No entiendo a esos pendejos que de pronto comentan tonterías. Tú comentas algo tenue y esos ineptos llegan a mentar madres.

[@mauriciocetina9202]

Uriel Zelrag JAJAJA es cierto, jamás lo he comprendido.

[@mauriciosinmiedo9907]

es que tienes que salir mas de tu rancho

[@310smoker]

Litro 1/2 es un chingo de coca no

[@Whosaskin]

Yo no se que haría si no escuchara al tamalero.

[@4tnoticiasdesdehelsinkimex335]

Buen video, saludos desde Finlandia! Quiero tacos yaaa!

[@TrueMexico]

Saludos desde CDMX!

[@kennyramirez4962]

Justamente Finlandia es el país que más ganas tengo de visitar!

[@danycuatlayol190]

México ama Finlandia. Saludos desde puebla, México.

[@aldom4001]

perkele! saludos

[@Leo1239150]

Finlandia? No tienes frió? :D Aquí en Alemania ya estoy esperando la primavera con ilusión! Saludos!

[@spell666hell]

Achis achis los mariachis

[@rrhdz303]

Sergio Luna estás bien pendejo

[@angelgortari3742]

#HailGrasa

[@AlvaroHiguainGustavo666]

+CHESSY GAMER #HailGrasa prro au au

[@TonySanAgustinOrtiz]

#HailGrasa

[@davido810]

Thank you for taking me back to Mexico...Everything you showed here is totally True...I am from United States and lived the last 5 years in Guadalajara Mexico and now that I am back in Las Vegas, I must say that I freaking Miss Mexico, its people, its food and those strange noises of "Tamales! Tamales! or Elotes Elotes!!" in the street! Those were good days...

[@TrueMexico]

Happy you enjoyed it!

[@alejandromejia8848]

Man, I love your foreign pov about our culture, keep it this way, interesting and breaking some of the stereotypes about us.

[@TrueMexico]

Happy you like them amigo.

[@davidf8474]

Hello Paul, I got a suggestion. Have you considered adding spanish subtitles to your videos? Now don't get me wrong, I love the quality of your videos and enjoy them because I fully understand english, but most mexicans don't. And I think mexicans are your target audience, so I thought maybe editing in spanish subtitles and using spanish video titles could help your channel. I want to see it grow, you deserve it. I want you to be able to explore all of Mexico and share with us your opinion. You know we mexicans love to see a foreigner enjoy our country. Anyways, great video as always, I just watched it and I'm eager for a new one.

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks amigo! Spanish subtitles appear a few days after the upload, sometimes the same day. There is subscriber who always translates them and also some others who help.

[@jahaziel2912]

True Mexico it would be awesome if u added Japanese subs as well :P

[@franciscomendez8314]

Jahaziel Martinez lol time to get the Japanese to make anime about Mexico 😂😂😂

[@isssita100]

Yo los veo primero en inglés, pues me sirve de práctica, después en español para ver en qué fallé.

[@powerviolencestanley7781]

Too bad ,you're not good with its redaction.

[@rroxass1]

I really like your videos because the people who are not from México may know the TrueMéxico. If you let me ask you a few question. 1.- which are your favorite mexican food? 2.- I know this question maybe has nothing relative with your channel but i have to ask. Did you watch Coco the movie? And if you watch what do you think about it like an english guy? Do you think that movie like other country citizen? Grettings! I am practice my english. Sorry if i am not express my ideas very well or for my bad english. XD

[@franciscomendez8314]

Roxas R. Doesn't Coco come out on the 22nd?

[@dianamichelledessner8121]

Francisco Mendez In Mexico, It's already in Cinemas.

[@franciscomendez8314]

Diana Michelle Dessner OH DAMN! Well, time to visit my aunts😅

[@TrueMexico]

I understand perfectly :D 1. Too many to choose!! Recently I've been loving Mixiote. 2. Not yet, but will be!

[@Teffilove]

Am I the only one that is terrified by the camote sound?

[@alejandrolugo8743]

cuz you're not CDMX

[@CaZsDiamOond]

No, also me. And i'm mexican 😅

[@ArmandoyLauly]

I loved that sound when I used to live down there!!!

[@danielgarza9215]

Jajaja when I was child I thought that it was an alien!

[@jesusserrano8769]

Estefanny MX i love camote but the sound is creepy as hell, saludos desde. CD. Obregon

[@thsudy]

I’ve been living in Japan for seven years and now I completely forgot about the hugs and kisses. Oh and the mamey the ice cream

[@adrianponcearena3081]

Do you know the origin of the word bistec (the taco meat)? Well I read an article saying that when Mexican workers started going to go to the States and couldn't pronounce "beef stake" they just started calling it "bistec" so when coming back to Mexico they brought that newly invented word and made it part or the mexican Spanish language.

[@jltaco85]

Love your videos bro, keep up the great work. Saludos from california, oh the nostalgia.

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks amigo.

[@TrueMexico]

Hope you enjoyed the video! JOIN My Personal Blog (Patreon): www.patreon.com/truemexico

[@TrueMexico]

Definitely Michoacan! Carnitas and I'm sure so much more. I'll be making a video about future plans for True Mexico. Obviously I want to film all over Mexico and I'm sure you guys want to see it too. But for that to happen I need support.

[@nahualcondor]

True Mexico haces que vea México a través de otra mirada.

[@ivanpecero]

Amigo Paul (and I mean amigo because, even if I don't know you, I'm a huge fan of your work in this channel, and I consider you an amigo of Mexico) I really hope you can make videos of other cities, I'll support you as soon as I can. A hug from a mexican in Brazil.

[@efete5513]

True Mexico, hey, I want to help you. What would be a suggested monthly amount per subscriber. I know, "whatever u can afford". But I need an idea.

[@TrueMexico]

That would be awesome. On the high end is 10 dollars which is obviously very generous. Most people donate around 5 dollars, but then there patrons donating like 3 or even 1. Every bit counts! I will be making a video about it quite soon. I think everyone here would love to see me make videos all over Mexico and if another people donate even small amounts the numbers add up fast and I'll be able to do it. I know some creators on Patreon give special access to other stuff depending on donation amount. If you have ideas let me know!

[@IamTrevorRm]

You’re amazing Paul🙌🏻❤️

[@carlosrogel2244]

el sonido del afilador - the sound of the sharpener . Saludos - best regards

[@b0ssbeerreviews83]

I met a policeman with a machine gun in Oaxaca and asked if wanted a shot of Mezcal 😂 he said Coca instead so I thought cocaine, we laughed a lot and I bought him a Coke. Next few days when he pointed at me and said ‘no coca, Mezcal!’ And always directed me to amazing Mezcalerias 😆 Love that Policía

[@HOMIEYRODO]

Tio Paul llegué temprano mándeme saludos 🙌🏻

[@TrueMexico]

Hola mijo!

[@beram44]

ya te la sabes, muy bien para mi ya eres mexicano.

[@BruceRodriguez]

+True Mexico jajajajaja

[@miriamcortez3638]

The streets sounds were on point english man! So entertaining! Thank you!! Keep em coming!

[@TrueMexico]

Happy you enjoyed it!

[@aliciab7566]

Saludos paul! Ya extrañaba tus videos

[@TrueMexico]

Hola!

[@cleptosaurios4829]

Man, this is pure gold, really love how much you pay attention to details, thanks 4 enjoying.

[@josejvazquezjose3402]

Omg I love this. i love how every time he has to say some in Spanish he gets it right.

[@TrueMexico]

:D

[@PobreViajando]

Hey, i love this channel man! You are an awesome guy, mandame saludos!! Hope to see you recoding someday in México city, ur face is a Mistery!

[@whitewhite2410]

Pobre Viajando el misterio lo hace interesante :)

[@argenisjonathanrojasbedoll1365]

Ja, pareces nuevo en youtube otr@s no enseñan nada ni su voz😏

[@aimitch]

Pobre Viajando personally I love the fact that he is not here for the fame and glory. He seems like a really decent guy, but saying that I always keep an eye out on my travels hahaha.

[@efete5513]

Pobre Viajando, mistery is a component of his channel. Leave it like that TM.

[@aimitch]

Efe Te 100% agree.

[@juanestrada4124]

I see this video get into youtube trends :)

[@TrueMexico]

That would be rather nice if it did :)

[@AdrianSanchez-sx2he]

Love it!!! Esperemos que algún día reveles tu personalidad 👌🏻✅

[@j.heberhernandez3037]

yo nunca lo eh visto :/

[@AdrianSanchez-sx2he]

ProfesorFeliz no nunca

[@Dleon918]

Se busca en UK jaja

[@ThePsico222]

A lo mejor es el príncipe de Inglaterra

[@kevinbustamante3257]

Greatest TM video so far!! Excelent work, keep going!

[@miguelalejandroqg5469]

Hey man, I am a Mexican guy from Jalisco, maybe in the future you can come to Guadalajara. I love your channel and videos.

[@Felis_Catus_Nigrum]

I loved the nuns eating tacos! XD

[@TrueMexico]

Ja, thanks, I was like... I have to get this scene.

[@Felis_Catus_Nigrum]

True Mexico one could say those tacos were...... Divine *ba dum tsss*

[@dreamlovermimi9458]

so.... when r u gonna go to La Costa Chica? :P

[@TrueMexico]

Would love to. I want to film all over Mexico, that's the future of the channel. You guys for sure want to see that too!

[@dreamlovermimi9458]

do u think u could make a video on your favorite mexican music genres? like Cumbias? Norteño? Sones Jarcohos? etc :P

[@dueie83]

DreamloverMimi so i just arrived to this guys channel he goes to broke nasty ass countries right?

[@ghostdinimagictv9908]

Superb_Nova XCI Na! The Richest Man in the Planet is Carlos Slim a Mexican What about you You're Broke

[@jesus9907]

Before arriving to Costa Chica visit Tierra Caliente I am sure there is much to see. P.S. It is hot AF u have been warned.

[@xcesarbautistax]

That taco looks like heaven mate!

[@TrueMexico]

It was!!! Although opinion is divided. There are those who love this food... others who just think it's going to kill you because it's street food.

[@sanchezamezcua3995]

Part of the year I go live on the coast of Michoacan and this is definately metropolitan. People in Michoacan get up at 5:30am, go to work at 6:00am (Sun-up), go to lunch at 10:00am to 11:00am and work til about 4:00pm or 5:00pm. I've never seen tacos like those on your videos. We usually have home-made tortillas, home-made cheese, ALWAYS HOT CHILI of course, and meet products usually just rib-eye steak, chicken products, and maybe if we get lucky and find an iguana nearby we skin it and barbacue it. Tamales are always for fiesta days and our refreshments are cold TUBA (Coconut tree juice), and a frozen Paleta or ice-cream popsicle. Metropolitan Mexico is very different than the rest of Mexico. GOOD JOB! As a Mexican I learned alot too.

[@ereal4850]

Hola! Why did you move to Mexico 🇲🇽? Gracias!

[@eduardoromerod9017]

CAMPECHANO: bisteck and longaniza 'taco' A classic here! Yumm yumm!

[@eduardoromerod9017]

Street sounds! hahaha!! You killed me with that one man!! xD Yeah, this is my loved and beatiful México! :) Great reportage.

[@JackMeoff46]

Eduardo Romero D Beef steak,si quieres escribirlo modo gringo lol

[@xspx341]

beautiful work brother...cheers from tijuana !

[@TrueMexico]

Thank you!! Saludos desde CDMX!

[@arreolarodriguez3926]

se me hizo agua la boca con ese taco, pon una advertencia para aquellos que no hayan comido antes de presumir un taco asi. buen video.

[@eriklink1]

Lleno de grasa ni se antoja.. no hay como unos tacos de asada (en especial de sonora)

[@carcucov]

Great video mate!

[@Viajealduende]

No rat tat tat tat sounds? After all my years traveling Mexico I’ve luckily never heard gunshots. In Los Angeles, well… living in Hollywood for 16 years I heard them often.

[@dandymaestro]

hahahaha, I'm a mexican guy and this was very funy for me. hahahaha, specially the sounds that you said that were new for you. Any way, your video was cool. Saludos!

[@TrueMexico]

Happy you enjoyed it!

[@shaneintegra]

Someday I want to move to Mexico because of the great prices and awesome people and food.

[@MasterGeekMX]

Good thing here is that you can get in the street the mexican verison of fish 'n' chips: get some pescaditos and an order of papas fritas.

[@TrueMexico]

That's exactly what I've been thinking about for a while. Pescaditos is pretty much the same as the UK one, just in the UK they leave the fish big. If I asked the vendor here I am sure he would find a large piece and then it will look totally the same.

[@CaliforniaLove]

All i mean all of your videos are awesome man i really get to see my culture and my people in the rawest best way only you can show!!👏

[@Andy-im3kj]

"And my body knew it.." This little saying is hilarious, lol, in Mexico we started saying "It's Friday and my body knows it".

[@HyoYG]

"my tummy rumbles"- Paul 2017 Jajaja that was so cute! This video was amazing, i don't know why we love to hear the things that are strange for foreigners (no sé si eso está bien escrito) Oh boy! The señor camotero, when my sister and I were little we'd wait for the camotero, hunter him so we could ask "can we make the sound?". Didn't leave him alone for weeks until he said yes! Jajaja

[@TrueMexico]

Ja, I was actually considering finding one for this video and ringing it for you guys. I ran out of time but in a future video, in a street snack time part, I really want to do it!

[@zon9090]

+True Mexico thank you for not putting the problem with public transport

[@TenThumbsProductions]

Mexico city is so awesome, easily top 5 cities in Latin America, maybe top 3. I have never been to Rio, but Mexico City, Medellín, and Buenos Aires are my favorites. Good video man, great images and I can relate to that socially awkward feeling!

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@sookie9622]

even tho I'm Mexican I don't like the whole hug and air kiss but i still do it only with my relatives, but with coworkers or friends I don't, they maybe think that I'm rude since I just use my hand to wave goodbye to them and that's all😂

[@oliviagomez815]

sookie I agree. I am Mexican-American and am comfortable embracing and kissing (on the cheek only) my relatives and good friends. However, I notice that more and more (gringo) Americans are hugging, too. I don't know what to think about that. Times are changing for sure.

[@TrueMexico]

Ja, great to read that comment! Yes I know so many Mexicans find some Mexican things uncomfortable too.

[@evalina98000]

Ja! Ja! I remember la primera time one of mis primos brought una novia gringa a la casa de mi tía para la nochebuena. She was only halfway through meeting la familia (about 50 of us) when mi primo realized she was overwhelmed. He rescued her from the rest of the family showing their hospitality. Quite a few years later en la nochebuena, she & two other gringas who had married into la famiia made their "true confessions" to mis primas y yo. These chicas were still overwhelmed by the plenty affectionate greetings. It was a surprise to us but after hearing this, las primas would stand aside & let them be greeted by los tios y los primos. & everyone was happy : )

[@evalina98000]

: D

[@meriguito01]

Olivia Gomez THAT'S FULL MEXICAN THING NOT MEXICAN AMERICAN THANKS

[@xbeto78]

Enjoyed the video very much!!!

[@amilcarvalenzuela4954]

I stumbled across your channel and I'm loving it, like someone down below mentioned, I like the fact that you don't show your face, makes one focus on your content more than the hosts looks or annoying demeanor. I love your since of humor man keep them coming. Saludos From Hawaii

[@JulioMogulrsRamirez]

Wow, kudos, Its like you are knowing true and real México! Felicitaciones!

[@TrueMexico]

Gracias por tu apoyo!

[@MenolExarkun]

Paul if you want to try some good tacos like those go to Plaza Universidad, outside the Banamex bank. Their Avocado green sauce is amazing.

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks amigo. I think I know where you mean, yes they are good and had them a few times It's where loads of people sit on the wall right?

[@MenolExarkun]

True Mexico Exactly, right there. Glad you liked them too. I love your channel man, keep that quality!!!

[@billypilgrim1]

I can only partially agree with the weather, at least in Mexico City. It rains 250 days a year and you get a grey sky all summer

[@TrueMexico]

Do you live in Mexico City? It doesn't rain 250 days a year, no way! And all the stats show around 60-70. But yeah, in those summer rainy season months you get these grey clouds a lot, and it can actually get quite cool.

[@billypilgrim1]

yes I do, haha maybe it's an overstatement tied to the fact that I've lived here all my life. But it does rain pretty frequent, and maybe blame it on global warming but the rainy season gets longer and longer. I dont know, man. Maybe I need to live somewhere else for me to start to appreciating the weather.

[@TrueMexico]

This year the rainy season was awful, much worse than previous years. So I see your frustration! Sometimes I wish CDMX was at the same altitude as Cuernavaca as it's a bit warmer.

[@thegoldenboy294]

BillyPilgrim man that has to be depressing? Any studies of the impact on heath or mental state?

[@dharmaitri8506]

Lol. You’re so good at this Paul! Btw, the street sounds section was very funny🤣🤣🤣

[@oscarcrespo3313]

LOLOL the street sounds section was hilarious. Awesome videos man, keep up with the great work.

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks!

[@ahyliiyo]

It's funny that things I don't even notice anymore were a surprise for you jahaha.

[@ruizr3919]

Tus videos son los mejores 👍👍👍

[@TrueMexico]

👍👍👍

[@hugocardenasulloa3334]

Wait! wait! Cheese ice cream, OMG. PD. I want to make clear that I said it in a positive way, I want to try it, it would be something. O]nly 1 person got it, but it deleted his/her response.

[@lilskii5940]

+ooo C cual problema wey, sólo comento eso porque no puede creer que exista el helado de queso, no esta quejándose bajale a tu pedo 😂

[@alonsogaona9114]

ooo C tienes que entender que algo que pare que para ti es super normal en otro países no

[@TheSmarq17]

Before being judgmental, think cheesecake and not sandwich slice cheese. Hope that helped.

[@nofunatall4094]

I want to try it also.

[@joseaguirre9389]

I agree i have never even heard of it, strange but i too would like a taste

[@juggernaut4812]

Thanks for bringing back such wonderful nostalgia with the street sounds! I lived in Mexico City when I was younger and I miss it very much!!

[@paparapiropip87]

Awesome video!! I am a Mexican living in Paris, this made me remember my dear country, keep up with the cool videos!

[@Adam100m]

Why is the English guy behind the camera, hiding his face ?

[@marywinkle9408]

Why do you insist he is HIDING? Maybe he doesnt want to turn his channel into an ego building thing?

[@elesendar]

My man Paul! Mamey is the shit!!! 💚 You are my favourite mexicanized Brit!! Yeah, guns are commonly carried by private security people in shopping malls. Actually, I was staring at one and I was surprised how I never noticed how intimidating they look.

[@TrueMexico]

Ja, thanks! Yeah as I said in the video, they were intimidating at first. Still can be but I am used to them.

[@freddiesanchez5537]

Michoacan carnitas I’m hungry

[@issakevito6305]

Alfred Sanchez quiroga has the best

[@stevensandoval408]

cotija has the cheeseeeee

[@mrblackjack832]

Very cool video. Thank you for liking Mexico. 😊😊

[@thepandaconverse]

I had not been to Mexico for about 17 years but I finally went to visit family and I felt like I could relate to almost everything in this video! Thanks for sharing!

[@FlordePrimavera81]

Hola Paul: ) I recomend the cheese ice cream too it's sweet and delicious like mamey one, you seem to get used easily to all these México things and you look to keep your british essense aswell, by the way: will we meet you soon finally? I mean that you show your face at least once so I have the pleasure? 😃thumbs up hasta luego : D

[@TrueMexico]

Yes, I have tried that. Very tasty! As I have said before I like my channel just the way it is, although who knows one day 😃

[@analu4900]

totalmente de acuerdo contigo en todo.. !! me gustó leer que esté considerando algún día permitir que lo conozcamos!! :D

[@Jorgegarcia-oo7kk]

When i was little i used to be scared of the sweet potato seller sound jajajajaja

[@israelhernandez7486]

Excelent video

[@ireeroots6009]

Lunchtime everywhere! Me encantan tus vídeos, muestran mucho sobre México 🇲🇽. Muy buen trabajo!

[@user-ue9ks2zc2l]

That Taco you were eating, make me wanted to eat Tacos. Nice video bro💓

[@Kaarajann]

No Day of the Dead video? :( Well, even so, it's always great to see more of your vids!

[@TrueMexico]

I made a video about it a few years ago - kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5rbfWCqbdFnfNE

[@Kaarajann]

True Mexico Oh I know! I saw it when you made it because I have been a fan for over a year! I was thinking you were going to cover other places. Even so, I insist, your vids are simply great!

[@meriguito01]

Kaarajann IT'S NOT CALL DAY OF THE DEATH BECAUSE THE RIGHT TRANSLATION IS DAY OF THE DEATH PEOPLE BIG DEFERENCE .

[@diaz3m369]

You forgot the people who try to clean your car with no permission with a dry rag, its really awkward

[@marywinkle9408]

The ones who are begging for a few pesos? You schmuck!!!

[@vanessativa2418]

Te falto el de el gas y el agua y el de los jabones jaja. Como extraño mi Mexico

[@TrueMexico]

Tienes razon!

[@vanessativa2418]

Mata Pendejos que quieres decir? No se te entiende

[@danielvazquez9833]

Dont forget the trash guys and the ones who ask for old clothes made famous by el chavo del 8 (el ropavejero)

[@angelgabriel4642]

Cool! Im on my 2nd year in MX and im adjusting to the "different things" perfectly. Good luck and keep enjoying MX!

[@josecarlosmorenomendoza357]

Amazing job man! As a Mexican living in Europe for more than 2 years now you almost made me cry. Thank you and keep enoying and showng our lovely culture!