The Circle: Dubai's Most Absurd Idea Yet

[@MegaBuildsYT]

Would you like to see this around the Burj Khalifa?😎👇

[@melinasasha120]

No, I don't like it, I think it would spoil the view of Burj Khalifa !

[@CoolStefanlol]

Well we know it's the world's current tallest skyscraper which we know for a fact.

[@G-MoneyGavin17]

No It will ruin the skyline and the view of the Burj Kalifa

[@Countryball244redwhite]

that will overwelm me alot and ruin dubai`s skyline!🤬🤬😠😡😓🏗🏗🧱

[@yoyoorl4970]

How would residents go down to street level? Ridiculous!

[@PieInTheSky-ly3jb]

Anything that mentions “suspended pods” as a way of transport is definitely suspicious

[@stephenb7829]

Tra1n5

[@იოსებხანუკაშვილი]

+ they claim to address the problem of congestion, as if those hundreds of people living there won't congest the roads leading to the 4 entrances to the 'circle' :D

[@supernt7852]

today we are introducing the revolutionary MvG

[@fnorgen]

Well, any concept that includes "pods" in general. Invariably it always ends up being a fancier, techier, less practical way to solve a problem which was already solved quite well decades ago using tech which is now considered mundane.

[@teacupanimates]

@@AITube4 PLS NO LET THE IDEA HAVE SOME ROOM TO GROW BEFORE IT GETS DESTROYED BY ADAM

[@elmacho2789]

People sure do love coming up with strange ideas. First The Pentagon, then The Line, then The Circle. Can’t wait for India’s new building The Triangle and Turkey’s new building The Parallelogram

[@MegaBuildsYT]

The Parallelogram 😂

[@duartevader2709]

Have you heard about the Hexagon and the rhombicosidodecahedron? They will be built in Chad!

[@thecomment9489]

The triangle building in India? Where?

[@gauravthakur7699]

Parallelogram 😂, heard this term after so many years.

[@RealManasBose]

@@thecomment9489 the parliament of India probably

[@7gugts3d4ROBOTufyuguhihimpl9]

First the line, now the cirlce what is next? the square?

[@CrowsNestEntertainment]

Joel we only call you that bc you didn't hit the blunt

[@MegaBuildsYT]

Actually, Saudi Arabia has already proposed the "Octagon"... 😅

[@velocitylaunchsystems]

The pyramid, wait...

[@--novus-ordo-secrolum-un--8820]

@@MegaBuildsYT these guys love geometry 😆

[@saathvikbogam]

Then we got the dodecahedron.

[@gilmoregals]

Dubai’s mega projects are like fever dreams.

[@dsgorham]

And the best part is that they pull some of them off!

[@MM-sn5xd]

It was an idea, but who knows, maybe they are going to build it

[@Cocytus]

I think NEOM is more of a Fever Dream

[@backintimealwyn5736]

they're coo l though, I hope they manage to make it. I like crazy ideas , sometimes they fail , sometimes they make history.

[@ReasonsWhy1]

@@Cocytus Bro they've started construction 💀💀

[@TheAndriThor]

Imagine having just spent couple of hundred millions on a luxury apartment around the 550m mark in the Burj Khalifa… uh yeah btw we´re gonna build a huge ring skyscraper that takes away almost all your views.

[@AL-lh2ht]

Yea that's a pretty big issue.

[@gauravthakur7699]

That's what I thought too. The floors parallel to the circle will run Burj Khalifa into a loss

[@RobertUrsery]

Reminds me of seeing billboards randomly placed in front of condo windows in Boston lol

[@MM-sn5xd]

That's why it was canceled

[@MM-sn5xd]

@@exoticimports1570 people are mad when dubai doesn't make any shadows for people BUT when they start to make shadows people are also mad????

[@vit.budina]

I'm a mechanical engineer, so I'm not familiar with concrete and rebar, but I imagine if this were possible, then only at a smaller scale, with more pillars and a lot of changes in the design. When you look at all the existing skyscrapers shown, not a single one bridges a gap greater than 100m, let alone 2km. All of them are either a bridge-like, or a counter lever structure, and all of them are straight, with no curves. Also, I don't see why it has to be so high up, the main advantage of this is not restricting traffic below, which could be achieved even with 50m of height. I can presume this could work if the pillars were close enough to each other that you could draw a straight line from one to another without going outside the boundary of the doughnut shape of the carried structure. If there are any civil engineers here, I would love to read your take on this.

[@jm74784]

The super structure would have to be steel. Or more realistically some metal not yet developed. Think a trussel or suspension bridge. In any case this is not remotely possible with today's technology.

[@Danji_Coppersmoke]

You probably used more logic and thinking then all those people who came up with that ring-thingy ... COMBINED...

[@trainerrob1622]

I`d assume it would be an interior square with a circular facade... Not being familiar with the area in its current iteration as its been a few years since I was last in the Burj Kalifa/Dubai Mall area of Dubai. That area had no real car traffic. Without watching the video but just knowing the layout of the area (as it was) this would just follow the outline of Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Blvd which is already circular and the only surface streets off the Blvd lead only lead to building entrances and parking. Looking at the concept from opening the structure and base is located completely inside Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Blvd and Financial Center Road... That area is a showcase area. You`ve got the 3rd biggest mall in the world, the tallest building in the world, one of the largest fountains in the world, the Dubai Opera House, a ton of 5+ star hotels and multi-million dollar residences so the main concern would be... The view.

[@FLPhotoCatcher]

Yes, I think it should have *at least* 6 pillars, but more likely 8. That said, it would be a very cool structure... Maybe literally, since there are thin sheets of material that can radiate infrared into space. I'm thinking that a cooling sheet made from this material could be stretched across, inside the ring, with a large circle cut out in the middle for the Birj Khalifa. Cool air would be made above (and below) the sheet, and the cool air above would flow down the sheet toward the hole in the middle. Yes, there would have to be slits cut in the sheet to let rain fall through. Some of the cool air would also fall through, and that should make it more *efficient* at cooling the air. The cool air would *air condition* the city below, using no electricity.

[@baz3184]

I'm a construction carpenter and I'm a cert 3 construction management qualified. I don't know about Dubai but there is no hope in he'll I could get the crain set up right over occupied buildings o even take the prefab up. let alone that shit holding up when one of those posts shifts 300mm because some slave worker was afraid to tell the forman the pour is green and we have to knock back the lift until next week and it's going to cost more money than his entire family has made in 10 generations to reschedule. 😂

[@olegvorkunov5400]

Imagine a project started and abandoned halfway through. What a scenery it would be with an unfinished structure hanging over your head.

[@Leganite]

I am thinking the same thing. hahaahahaa

[@alinesobieray2436]

They always finish their extreme projects

[@PosterityIslesNews]

@@alinesobieray2436 yeah but it takes decades, plus this is the biggest one yet

[@Dtoons]

I hope Adam Something or the B1M will cover this, this looks insane!

[@stillnotspicy]

yea adam something would rip this apart so quickly

[@matthewarnold4557]

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[@just2812]

From the creators of Line, we proudly present: Circle!

[@zunaidparker]

I wonder what impact this would have on the Burj Khalifa. Could be interesting to view this from above from a high enough floor. The circle needs to be centered though!

[@ArizonaHotSauce]

I thought the same at first, but I later grew on the idea that it adds more uniqueness being off centered. There are a lot of OC/D folks out there that will want it in the center. With it off center, different points of the circle could offer different price points as the views wouldn't all be the same.

[@kaushikvemala3095]

Doesn't the circle also block the view of the khalifa's residents?🤔

[@zunaidparker]

@@kaushikvemala3095 Good point! Especially from the floor on the level of the ring, or lower. From above it's probably great for those residents.

[@nando1908]

@@kaushikvemala3095 not a problem, the circle will be in an extremely high position, there can’t be residents

[@Dmitrii-q6p]

@@nando1908 lol, if circle propose apartments itself, than burj khalifa certainly already have residents on the same level and above. Btw there are apartments at burj khalifa on 140+ floor.

[@hubertseidl1074]

first of all: I'm missing the fifth pillar you are referring to. there seem to be just 4. secondly: this one will be hard, really hard. I'm not saying that it will be impossible, but seriously hard. I'd add another 5 or more pillars and even then it needs to be constructed like a suspension bridge.

[@gayatriroy5121]

????????????I feel like Dubai is becoming the worlds ever largest richest city that makes you feel like we are in 2095 in the Luxury future just like Dubai! ???? In fact I actually made a video that is similar to this in Saudi Arabia about "Inside Saudi Arabia's $1 Trillion Dollar Fantasy Mega City" that is more expensive in Saudi Arabia????.

[@riakundu1427]

Very nice video.

[@bristi2049]

Indeed. I appreciate your thoughts.

[@jenshinshendin2267]

Yeah indeed man, I want to visit their soon.

[@payelsaha3231]

It's really very nice video thanks to sharing with us.

[@aishaghoshal5615]

Very nice and excellent video ...very informative with good content...i wish to see more video like this thanks for sharing

[@coryv5679]

Sounds like a massive disaster waiting to happen. I feel like they forget the ground they're on can only hold so much before it gives away.

[@barnacleboi2595]

Thats like one of the first things they check before even talking about building something.

[@vasseem12]

You should google dubai infrastructure lol

[@zelma473]

Dubai is just simply in creative mode

[@BruceWayne-fs8ty]

I feel like the circle should be connected to the Burj Kalifa though...like better yet just make an entire city in the sky.

[@g3user1usa]

I don't think an entire city in the sky would be wise. I heard they have to truck human waste out of the Burj Khalifa on a daily basis, so an entire sky city would be too much human waste to remove by truck.

[@mnkwazi]

@@g3user1usa No kidding, this is so crazy

[@SufDam]

@@g3user1usa They dont do that anymore

[@shivam_nagar69]

@@SufDam so now they use flying cars for it?

[@SufDam]

@@shivam_nagar69 There's this thing called a pipe...

[@bhupindertube]

it's a very tall circular bridge. doesn't seems too complicated but nevertheless very fascinating. my biggest worry is the extra energy & time required for the transportation of water, people and other materials up 550 m. however, it'll be a great touristic attraction.

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[@christleedsilva2114]

Don't understand what's fascinating about it, it ruins the entire skyline of the city

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[@kishorenaveen3524]

Thanks man i needed thos

[@--novus-ordo-secrolum-un--8820]

Ty, 😀

[@prempriyam9547]

Living the dream Very beautiful video i ever seen thanks for the sharing the video with us keep it up.

[@andrewlawson4901]

Possible or not, you gotta love Dubai for trying to break the mold with these crazy mega project ideas that might actually happen

[@_baert]

Anyone can come up with the craziest ideas in a render (that will never happen) so I don't give Dubai any props for that. ACTUALLY build it and then they might deserve more respect.

[@g3user1usa]

They say the Palm Jumeirah is slowly sinking back into the gulf. That was one slick megaproject gone wrong. Too bad it will never be completed.

[@Kerbalista]

With the help of the slaves.

[@ciaverifiedbadge4355]

@@Kerbalistaever heard of America 😅 or china😅

[@ciaverifiedbadge4355]

@@_baertpeople said this about the burj Khalifa 😅

[@sneaky_krait7271]

I don't see the circle being held by 4 small pillars, however you could make a full circle with skyscrapers holding it, like the one in Singapore.

[@SamOaks]

This gets humanity closer to living like the Jetson's. That was always a cool thing for me.

[@BlaidVT]

Am not doubting the project's success since it doesn't seem like something we can't accomplish and Dubai can't accomplish but big projects like this always come with financial issues and constructional issues being the second to most crucial part in construction before construction workers themselves. We also have to think about society like us who could disrupt this project in the future.

[@fadbob_]

It's an idea proposed by an artist, not a current project

[@BlaidVT]

@@fadbob_ Well it doesn't really make a difference since I never mentioned anything about it being developed or anything. But thanks for letting me know otherwise.

[@fadbob_]

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[@Emoticono13]

@@fadbob_ hello

[@fadbob_]

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[@annemaxwell9975]

It looks stunning and a great way to provide more living space without blocking out the scenery. I just love the ingenuity when money is not an inhibitor.

[@skyheart125]

I've seen lots and lots of skyscraper concepts for Dubai over the years.They are all amazing! Now, apart from the fact the "the Circle" destroys the City's Skyline (especially that of Burj Khalifa), Im not sure what this project is trying to solve or accomplish both structurally and aesthetically. The force of gravity is and has always been the challenge for builders. One can argue that this is possible structurally , but is it worth the cost of building it and the risk involved in building and maintaining it?

[@DarthHater100]

A true artist knows when to stop adding things and finish a piece of art. This monstrosity would ruin the entire Dubai experiment. But I highly doubt they will build this.

[@RakedLeaf]

it's not about art bro...

[@DarthHater100]

@@RakedLeaf Architecture is a form of art.

[@teacupanimates]

@@DarthHater100 i agree

[@teacupanimates]

honestly, as a person living in dubai, driving in downtown is always fun. adding this would ruin everything, and make it look ugly

[@meberg500]

@@teacupanimates Totally agree. It lacks the understated, dignified classiness that otherwise defines Dubai 😂

[@ReasonsWhy1]

the world is starting to look more and more like those futuristic sketches

[@Max_Jacoby]

2020, happy owner of an appartment in Burj Khalifa: What a stunning view! Nothing will block it this high ever! 2030, Dubai's Circle...

[@coblestone2701]

I love your vide. They are so unice and professional.

[@anumahanty4984]

I'm a Malaysian. We've Merdeka 118, Petronas Twin Towers, TRX. We also are planning to build Tradewinds Square and Tower M - both above 700m

[@g3user1usa]

You guys got the power. Keep 'em coming. Keep doing what the rest of the world can't do.

[@michealsims1960]

Malaysain bot?

[@tihamitahmid9269]

No way they would ruin the skyline like that, or mess with tourist photos of the Burj Khalifa itself, impossible, they just wont allow it.

[@chandraroy2844]

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[@moumitadatta7631]

Very incredible video. Thanks for shearing with us. We want more videos like that.

[@michealsims1960]

Wow, you would think the bot would have more diverse compliments.

[@delancre5858]

Imagine if you could just build on the ground! And integrate with existing infrastructure! Impossible, I know. Not like they have THE WHOLE FUCKING EMPTY DESERT near them.

[@ritamlodh3166]

Everything about this video is so good and so knowledgeable. Thanks for the video. Never stop making this kind of video.

[@michealsims1960]

sycophant or bot?

[@iQuizzeR77]

His research, his content and his way of explaining is just amazing.👌

[@michealsims1960]

Another suspicious bot response

[@susmitamallick7401]

Excellent video.thank you for sharing us😍.

[@Aeternuss]

I think it is Outlandish ! So I think it is exactly what Dubai need

[@kykk3365]

I'm just glad someone's finally considering putting a ring on the Burj Khalifa.

[@seemamondal4942]

Living the dream, I have a dream of visiting this place one day.

[@abhishekpujari3138]

Yes living the dream its like dream come ture

[@meineomakenntdieroten]

Dont go, it's tasteless parody of modern day humanity.

[@kaberimondal5963]

Such a beautiful concept I wish they'd actually implement it..thank you very much for your sharing..

[@michealsims1960]

Crazy bot praise.

[@carterstoinis3397]

if only dubai had insane greenery all around the city except for greens in certain spaces

[@maythesciencebewithyou]

The city is in a desert

[@JohnCena-ex6zt]

That's part of their 2040 vision

[@Logeekistics]

How will this help with congestion/traffic by increasing the amount people in the same place in one center? If they can afford to build such a large ring, then build that on the ground around the burg Khalifa for the same purpose but mostly as a covered garden/green house (the indoor area with gardens/offices etc), with a garden on the roof as well. So from the outside it looks nice as well. Makes more sense to do that imo. Which in other words the ring, would be like a covered side walk with vegetation. Something that more temperate areas have naturally and allowing for casual walking during the summer weather in other countries, they can do the same thing in Dubai.

[@gabrielfut2]

Can’t wait for the rectagular prism

[@gchwee83]

The people who paid so much to live in the Burj Khalifa didn't pay so much to have their scenery obstructed like this

[@mattgonzales774]

there's a sphere being built in las vegas right now and should hopefully be done this year - it's pretty cool to see the process

[@Osiwan960]

Instead of the 4 pillar "legs" as just empty air filters, I would put functional buildings with shops, apartments, offices, gardens and keep the filter idea still (and if possible more than 4 in case some of them have problems)

[@ackeethree]

They will never do this, if this fails, the Burj Khalifa is worth nothing. It would give the tower a completely different view, now it stands central there are plenty of options to get a city full of greenery. Look at the world that lies deserted, hundreds of projects are also possible there. my ideas run wild when I think about that.

[@crazyjosheee3596]

The idea is really cool but also absolutely insane

[@thomascorbett2936]

I love absurd ideas, that's how we learn things, and if nothing else it can be called amazing art .

[@garymurphy4165]

Dubai is the world's crazy freak town. I lived there for 6 years in the 80's and it was nice, cheap and normal. Now it's not nice, not cheap and has apparently gone mad.

[@superkittyshow1782]

What would happen if 1 leg gets blowned up?

[@markushansen6866]

That’s a good point

[@hcw199]

Total collapse.

[@lawjent]

I feel like I've dreamt of this place before. I walked on a massive floating park

[@mohussain1615]

Got to hand it to the rulers of the UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. They have spending Billions on their countries infrastructure and it's people. Some of these megaprojects are true feats of engineering.

[@jameswilson5165]

What happens when the oil runs out?

[@oussamaalaoui9121]

@@jameswilson5165 all of those projects are to bring more rich peapole with there money and facturys. The oil dependence of UAE went from 95% to 60%.

[@Nin5egAta]

Yeah, for the 68% Saudi, 20% Emirati, less than 12% Qatari citizens. The rest can fuck off and die in droves far away from the public eye (e.g. the cities), nobody cares.

[@oussamaalaoui9121]

@@Nin5egAta the same thing is happening in Europe. Europeans are enjoying the stronge economy, while migrant workers are dying from poverty. And the salery of migrant workers in Saudi and UAE is better than what there bothers are taking in Europe

[@ricktrickshots2642]

@@oussamaalaoui9121 please all you've been saying is straight up false so stfu

[@fabrifix10]

THAT IS INCREDIBLE

[@gjvlogger]

💯 #gjv

[@vanskis7618]

how is this even structurally possible

[@doyelneogi505]

Everything about this video is so good and so knowledgeable. Thanks for the video.

[@omartalhouk1760]

this would be amazing but how would you get to it? i saw the helipad but would the pillars have elevators? and would 4 pillars with elevators be enough?

[@იოსებხანუკაშვილი]

and the roads to those pillars? Congestion would be addressed they said 😁

[@shinichigojir12]

The pillars are as big as a building. 1 pillar can have 16 elevators like a normal office building.

[@PDVism]

More to the point, what if something goes wrong? Someone flying a jet into one of those pillars for instance. Or even just flying something (or shooting a missile) into the ring it self. How are you going to get emergency services up there? Keep in mind, it isn't just high up like a skyscaper but the majority of the ring wouldn't be right next to a pillar. It's ludicrous, it's insane, it's what happens when people with too much money and too much time and access to buy CGI, snorted one too many lines of coke. Heck, just imagine the pandemonium that it would cause if there was a bomb scare.

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[@NicolasdeJong]

Interesting engineering idea. Dare to dream. Difficult, if at all possible. But that is the case with any new larger project than before. The supporting columns (if ever built, there would probably be more) can even be over engineered so an upgrade is possible: a ring on top of a ring.

[@Shinigami_Light_Yagami]

Imagine how much sunlight that would block down below, and how much it would screw with the direction of winds in the city. Looks pretty, but I don't think it's practical at this point in time.

[@DuckOfRubber]

Imagine spending millions on a Burj Khalifa apartment then this thing destroys your view.

[@lolsurolongkar8948]

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[@apokalipsx25]

8 pillars and a smaller circle on high around 300 meters (half of Burj Khalifa) Then it would be possibly and look better.

[@debopriyamitra1362]

Most beautiful video.i wish to go to my dream place dubai...

[@daniellane5483]

Wow great design.. would love to see it become a reality!

[@lrc4263]

Hell yeah it fits in! It’s futuristic AF and beautiful! Maybe not very plausible but pretty fantastic :)

[@pampabanerjee435]

My dream place Dubai. Very nice video content. I like it. Thanks for sharing.

[@chonkerdoge]

I’m just mad the circle isn’t aligned to the Burj Khlafia

[@swapanpopy8071]

Very nice video. I came to know many information from this video. Thank you for sharing

[@g3user1usa]

I want them to build it. The Jetsons didn't have it that good. It really looks quite futuristic even if it probably isn't practical. I live in NYC and our buildings are so lame compared to other cities of the world. The Circle is a cool concept. It would be nice if you could ride a bike or go running the circumference whenever you wanted to. More power to them in Dubai.

[@the23rdbryan]

On a much MUCH smaller scale, it makes me think of The People Mover in downtown Detroit. Basically a small circular track that goes around and through some of the biggest buildings. It doesn't do much but sure is helpful getting around downtown.

[@elementmusic4299]

Great content.

[@pallabigarai8743]

This video is so amazing. I like it . Thank you for sharing this video

[@AndrewAla55]

Dubai is probably the most futuristic city, I wouldn't be surprised if flying cars strted being seen in dubai in like 4 years

[@NobleWolf33]

Dubai is so superficial and primitive they have no sewer system.

[@mountaindew20]

Flying kick to ur face, maybe ..

[@michealsims1960]

As opec actual believes the rest of the world will pay for it.

[@0Agha]

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[@jiyabasu482]

Wow.. This is amazing video.. My favourite destination is dubai.. Thanku for sharing this amezing video

[@MisterJeffy]

The dreamers who came up with this novel structure only asked themselves how it could be done. It's a shame they never asked them them why, or if it was a good idea.

[@biges7245]

They definitely did not ask themselfs "how it can be done" :) 2,5 km between colums without other support.. to put it very very mildly.. is a stretch..

[@MisterJeffy]

@@biges7245 You're right, of course. A truly strong ring in tension holding compression ribs together might work for the round structure, at least theoretically. Directing gravity forces from that ring onto the spindly legs presents another.

[@RonPiggott]

You can't ignore the laws of physics. I don't think this ever gets build with just 5 supporting legs. I am not denying the concept of cantilevering. With only 5 legs to support a circle I'd expect this would eventually fall over and in the process knocking the sky scrapper the circle encases down. The easiest way I can initially explain my concern is with what it would take to underpin the 5 legs to prevent sinking. Look up San Francisco's "luxurious" new skyscraper that is tilting. I don't see how enough pass or friction is able to be created based on 5 slender legs to keep the circle from slowly sinking. If this sinks unevenly you could quickly have a section between the 5 legs fall from the sky onto the people living and doing business below. There was also the case in the 1970's of a graduate student doing research and discovering the Citicorp Center skyscraper being at risk of tipping over without significant strengthening added to it. These building are no small feat. At an engineering perspective where would the redundancy be? What about a terrorist attack knocking down one of the legs with the intent that the skyscraper gets knocked over with the ensuing carnage? I haven't even touched on the wind speeds at 500 meters above ground level and a tuned mass damper needed. This is no joke life and death serious engineering. If you want to run this on a 3x or 4x safety factor I don't see how it could ever be build as presented where you aren't taking your life into your own hands. Finally I want to bring up the issue of earth overshoot day. I am referring to the day each year where more resources from the earth are used than the earth is able to supply. Perhaps a heavily modified version of this could have been built 30 years ago. But the practical issues related to awareness of the environment will associate this with negative publicity.

[@shinsweter]

omg, i hope they don't do that, it doesn't fit into the downtown at all and would completely destroy the image of the tower.

[@BlaidVT]

Well am not against the project but I agree with your point, I think they should make it a tourist destination point similar to Burj Khalifa.

[@pritikoley6177]

This video r really awesome well explained keep it up, i enjoyed this video, very effective and efficient.

[@colincolin5696]

Love how Dubai and lots of asia are building mega structures that cost trillions while half of Asia is living in poverty and can hardly afford to live.. but it’s okay because the rich Asian dudes are Muslim and pray for the poor. 😂

[@andybilakshow260]

You've just described planet earth in a nutshell.

[@oussamaalaoui9121]

Qatar, UAE and Saudi Arabia are giving millions of money to poor country's like Africa and Asia. And those mega projects are to bring more money and more economy

[@raaitabanerjee2656]

This is a very enjoyable video.. happy to watching this video.queen of dubai

[@piyalipaul3706]

This is a very beautiful city of Dubai.like a dream cily

[@lipis25]

Great explanation and amazing content. Thank you so much

[@michealsims1960]

More bots. Unless of course these are more citizens that need the jobs needed to build it.

[@goodis5370]

Engineers: You wanna build WHAT???

[@bassamal-kaaki3253]

Amazed with Dubai’s creativity ❤ The UAE is an icon that all countries should place as a role model on how to develop its cities ❤

[@retroarcadefan]

Nakeel tower, Palm islands, Jebel Ali village, Dubai creek tower, and that the Burj Khalifa doesn't even have proper sewage might not be the role models that you are looking for.

[@bassamal-kaaki3253]

@@retroarcadefan You actually have a point. I did not consider what you had put in the limelight, rather concentrated on the architecture. Yes you are right, I have actually smelled what you sited each time I visited Dubai!

[@sarbaniseal2879]

This video is very excellent and informative. I really enjoy this video very much

[@elisaqueen1829]

Amazing video about Dubai. Thanks for making this informative video. Content of this video is amazing.

[@michealsims1960]

Up to you to ask, bot or not

[@mistimusib9579]

This is very informative video.Thank u so much for this video.

[@ishitadas271]

Its really beneficial... every information is helpful

[@CITY_WALK_DUBAI]

Very beautiful thank you for sharing ❤❤❤

[@zrinkavukovic7433]

Cool so we could inside atmosphere, that are plant makining it is great idea

[@godkingathleticsllc4218]

I hope this is brought to fruition!!! BTW, the skeptics are amusing.

[@jhumajhuma1072]

Nice video,, thankyou for sharing,, I enjoyed it.

[@michaelroth3853]

I personally prefer classic architecture for cities - like Greek and roman style. However, i cant help but admire Dubai's creativity. At least it's not another dollar tree...

[@tumpachowdhury9603]

Very nice video I like it thank you so much for sharing

[@hasinakhatun9813]

The vedio impressed me. It is very beautiful and amazing.

[@theharshtruth8563]

Tom Cruise is salivating at the possibilities for another "Mission Impossible" stunt in Dubai. 😁