American Guys React to Geography Now! Philippines

[@yozo217]

The best time to visit the Philippines is between December and February. It's dry and it's not too hot either. I'm Filipino but I'm also not a fan of balut lol. I'd drink the broth and eat the egg part but not the embryo.

[@Airin..]

Same lol I'm filipino but I don't like the child/bby chicken cause no

[@miko-chan3443]

@@Airin.. its not a chicken its a baby duck-

[@johnnysins69999]

@@Airin.. it looks disgusting lol

[@LittleBBelttiL]

i eat balut but without the baby duck

[@hihello7594]

Same, I don't like the taste of the embryo tbh.

[@ming4875]

When you go here in NOT typhoon season, you will encounter earthquakes then 😂

[@Trifategeo]

Oh no! We've never experience either of those so it's extra scary! 😬

[@ramonaa8962]

@@Trifategeo it’s a once in a lifetime experience. Hahaha Imagine the stories you’d tell your friends when you get home. Yes, earthquakes. Yes typhoons. Check, check. Oh volcanoes. Don’t forget those.

[@mariel98210]

I just experienced an earthquake earlier like literally lmao

[@joshbacarro2636]

@@Trifategeo don't fret earth quakes don't really happen often

[@observer_zero6309]

B!tch Lazada All My Fam Buy From Shoppe

[@elizychler9096]

Ube (purple yam) is my favorite and ube flavored desserts are so good! Like ube ice cream and ube cake, their taste is just ✨chef's kiss✨

[@Trifategeo]

I'm very curious to see what it tastes like!

[@anon-unofficial]

@@Trifategeo It's like strawberry but not strawberry- .. I'm not making sense lmao-

[@fantasticjudith]

there's a earthquake last 2 weeks maybe like 3 minutes and last 2 days ago 1 am in the mourning and its 5.7 magnitude and its last for almost 15 seconds its short but its to scary hehe but don't worry its not always philippines have earthquake just a little😁

[@elijahmaygarcia9267]

@@anon-unofficial lol

[@Shythalia]

@@cmcg_89 Ok but at least these two are actually paying attention to the videos they watch.

[@EayaTTwCee]

I really love these two .. they're very attentive and they're not fake reactors ..

[@blanchemoises388]

You guys need to see the "wake up in the Philippines tourism ads 2020" 🥺❤

[@eyik25]

Yes! Here’s the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIaWq6FogayHpdk This one is the complete version 😊

[@happylonesomehappylonesome4868]

As a Filipino, I had to resist the urge to correct the pronunciation of the words they mentioned wrong😂but other than that Im really happy to see you guys interested in my Country😊

[@bezellovesyou]

I appreciate this reaction video, and shouting “SB19!” You should definitely try the Adobo, Lumpia and Sinigang 😊 Purple yum: UBE 😁 Thank you for this video! 💙

[@TheBree1003]

Appreciate you taking the time to learn about our country. Says a lot! 💙💙💙

[@danielaconsad3923]

Next is Wake Up in the Philippines🇵🇭 Thank You.

[@CRIS-un6ir]

It makes me feel "kilig" whenever you guys mention SB19. Thank you for your support, guys!

[@forbiddenfursona]

kinikilig na nayarn

[@artesiningart4961]

12:33 ✌️😄🇵🇭 "Lumpia" is the umbrella term for Filipino egg rolls and spring rolls (Indonesia, as well as Vietnam, and even the Netherlands and Belgium also have similar and equally or similarly named versions, styles, recipes, types, kinds, or variations of their own). They range from having fresh but cooked and edible wrappers to wrappers that still needs to be cooked and fried. The fillings range from fish, beef, pork, mung bean sprouts, turnips, bamboo shoots, the heart of a palm tree, to a mix of vegetables like carrots and cabbages, among others. Dried fruits like raisins and nuts like fried, roasted, or toasted peanuts, Philippine pili nuts, or cashew nuts may also be included or added depending on the kind, type, style, variation, variant, or recipe of "lumpia". Other styles, kinds, types, recipes, variations, or versions of "lumpia" may have, include, or add Filipino commercial cheese, processed ham slices/meat, Filipino hotdogs, Filipino canned meat and/or beef loaves, Filipino Adobo meat or poultry, scrambled fried eggs or omelet, bacon, shredded chicken or other poultry, Filipino "tocino" or sweetened and cured pork belly/Filipino bacon, Filipino "pancit/pansit" or Filipino noodles/noodle dish/stir-fried noodle dish/sautéed noodle dish, and even whole medium-sized green chilis. There is also "ngohiong" which is distinctively seaoned with five-spice powder. There are also sweet types, kinds, styles, variations, or recipes of lumpia such as "turon" and "daral", which are more like desserts than appetizers and snacks.

[@sweetyparah3619]

The purple thing is "Ube" For you to try the food you should try first the Jollibee then the traditional adobo, sinigang, lumpia Adobo it is pork or chicken, marinated with soy sauce and vinegar, garlic and onion with a little bit sugar Lumpia is a Filipino version of egg roll but some american said it is better than egg roll Sinigang is a sour soup from tamarind with vegies and shrimp/pork on it

[@Trifategeo]

Adobo sounds delicious! But i've never had sour soup before, so I'm curious how that would taste.. We definitely need to try some Filipino food soon, it sounds so good!

[@sweetyparah3619]

@@Trifategeo sour soup kind of weird for the first time but if you used to it is addicting, but still it depends on your taste buds, try sinigang if you had and oily viand this will balance and boost your appitite. We will appreciated if you try Filipino foods, add to your list the famous sisig with san miguel beer.

[@susandeleon-barlis4]

Can't wait for your next Philippine Vlog RV. Love your Interpretation of the Native TINIKLING DANCE doing the SB19 "Fire" point dance.

[@poncianoy.daclaniii5758]

PINOY Baiting, LET'S GO! Nas Daily we're pround of u! Proud Pinoy, palaging nauuto sa mga Kano! Woah!

[@abiez4018]

Wonderfull Philippines !!,Love From Neighbour Country 🇮🇩

[@angeliquemanalang76]

I love it when you occassionally mentioned SB19 in you rv. More of these videos pls.

[@emmacampos7484]

It’s more fun in the Philippines 🥰🇵🇭…thank you so much guys for sharing this nice video!…I’m proud to be a Filipino 💕…good luck to your KZbin channel!… new subscriber watching from Florida 🇺🇸

[@itzmeche9389]

if you remember in SB19's song WHAT there is a word in their lyrics that is intelehente, bente bente and lente these are spanish words that are often used by filipinos

[@moondust2365]

We don't use intelehente or lente that much, but we definitely use bente, usually for years or money. 2020 was sometimes called "bente-bente" lol

[@chieffinancialofficer944]

Suggestion: Documentary | MARAWI: 153 days of war BY Rappler. THANK YOU!

[@gelaymoralde2824]

Yeah... Guys 🇵🇭 It's more Fun In the Philippines ❤️ Thanks for always Reaction our Beloved Country ❤️ New Subscriber here,From Mindanao with love ❤️🇵🇭

[@hiraya1734]

18:33 Haha you remembered SB19's outfits. Yow! I always watch your #SB19 reactions by the way.

[@totalnoob7109]

Sinigang is a Filipino soup or stew characterized by its sour and savoury taste. It is most often associated with tamarind, although it can use other sour fruits and leaves as the souring agent. It is one of the more popular dishes in Filipino cuisine.

[@gief12dg7]

You can't take away SB19 from this two ☺️💙

[@erickajheska2550]

When they hear Ken they said Ken of sb19! 😱 OMG I was surprised because I was A'tin.Because the other they can't remember the sb19 sometimes as a A'TIN I WAS SURPRISE BUT PLSSS SUPPORT ALWAYS SB19!SALAMAT PO! (THANK YOU!)🇵🇭🇵🇭💙💙

[@02pagui12]

I like your reaction video about our country! 👍 I enjoy watching both of you while reacting. 😁 I'm gonna watch some of your videos more again. 🙋‍♀️👋#philippines 🇵🇭

[@johnpaulmadalogdog1101]

Welcome to my Country PHILLIPINES, a very beautiful country in the world.

[@gr4veyardfa1ry72]

You should react to jessica lee growing up in the philippines as a korean it shows the culture and is really good :)

[@BingeYoutube777]

This.

[@jadezworld4826]

I'm your new subscriber. I'm a filipino working here in Vietnam. I subscribed because you guys are intelligent and smart enough. You are not just reacting about the Philippines being dumb or stupid. The way you talk has sense.

[@simplifylife9713]

true to your words you really did fly to the PH and enjoyed your stay.. I always reminisce this video and look back to your reactions...

[@karlchristianrobles8100]

Thanks for another Philippines reaction video. There's more great things about the Philippines for you to really need to know.😊💙

[@lenimatias9448]

Marawi battle full documentary pls..love your talkative doggie.😊for more info,late President Ferdinand Marcos was not a dictator,He is the greatest President that we had..

[@artesiningart4961]

2:19 ✌️😄🇵🇭 That should be "Handa na? Magsimula na tayo!" for "Ready/Are you ready? Let's begin!"

[@preciousjoybulusan949]

Thanks for reacting about Philippines🇵🇭, Looking forward for more videos about Philippines 💕☺️

[@von2voyage548]

Lumpia is like fried egg roll with ground meat and vegetables in it. Sinigang can be fish or meat cooked with vegetables in sour soup (made from fruit-based ingredients like sampalok or tamarind, kamias or tree cucumber, mangga or mango, and bayabas or guava).

[@ernapanaguiton3306]

My favorite Filipino food is inasal chicken and lechón omg they're just so good also *i fucking love pancit Canton because it's less that 13 pesos in most shops and easy to make*

[@janderick]

Thank you for recognizing Philippines :) love you guys

[@emmanserenogacon6534]

11:47 I just love how your faces suddenly brigthened when food was mention. Filipinos will agree and do the same.

[@artesiningart4961]

2:26 ✌️😄🇵🇭 All of us Filipinos from the motherland or from the Philippines, in majority at least ('cause I don't want to generalize all of us), consider ourselves as Southeast Asians and Asians, while only some Filipinos in diaspora, especially Filipinos and Filipino-Americans in North America, and most especially in the USA, are the ones who seem to have this identity crisis between being an Asian or a Pacific Islander all because of the history of the Philippines and Filipinos and their relations or relationships with the USA, and together with most of the islands and people in or from Micronesia (Micronesians are Pacific Islanders), especially back then.

[@juliearzala8865]

Yeah guys ! Love 💕 here from the Philippines !Mabuhay !

[@noraborromeo2609]

Thanks Trifate! Please react to Nas Daily's 8mins in the Philippines please 💖

[@noraborromeo2609]

8 days in the Philippines rather

[@DandieFernandezMusic]

Thank you for featuring the Philippines.

[@alexmarcaida8584]

just subscribed in....love these two...your reactions are candidly authentic...congrats!

[@joem248]

You guys...WELCOME TO THE PHILIPPINES!!!!!

[@simplydays_36]

Next is..wake up in the phillipines..🇵🇭..I'm from Phillipines... godbless guys .proud phillipines 🇵🇭

[@arianagrandetoday2173]

Please also check other P-Pop artist like MORISSETTE AMON. A female vocalist who idolize by our boys, SB19. Her world class talent and versatility set her apart from other Filipino singers and she can even swallow a half of hollywood pop girlies in terms of vocals. So sad she is under appreciated in her own country but foreigners love her. She's one of the best vocalist on earth in this generation along with Ariana Grande, Tori Kelly, Demi Lovato, and Jojo. I hope you check her because the world deserve to hear her❤️ More power.

[@summeraspen9593]

She's talented and pretty🤩

[@LongXue]

you guys already bought me with the doggo, auto subscribe.

[@emildatalaugon766]

Watching from rome, Italy. God bless

[@leonardodelacruzii7154]

I was a bit hesitant to make a comment on this video because it happened 3 months ago mad it's a bit late to do some reaction. Well, thanks for having the interest in our country. Indeed, Philippines is nowadays americanized in some many ways. Hope you can visit our beautiful country which once under American occupation.

[@joanaprincesbaltazar301]

Hahahahaha why do I get hyped everytime you mention SB19 😍

[@eboyzvlog5403]

"wake up in the Philippines" Turism adds,pls react

[@legolasg.9991]

Definitely go early December to see the decors everywhere.

[@rasecbaluyut1800]

Typhoon season (or wet season) in the Philippines is from June to December. So if you plan to come, do so on the earlier months of the year.

[@allainemarfil2652]

They have like "Should i just drop everything and become a nurse" moment their life crisis Lmfao

[@shahanibarrientos6494]

"You can just feel the Filipino energy" Meanwhile me stuck in the room: *listening to music in the corner* "why am i here just to suffer"(in head)

[@kunarmakun793]

if you ever go here in the philippines! i recommend you to go around february to june because thats usually the DRY/SUMMER season, but be ready for a hot hot hot weather(around 30 to 36 Celsius), july to january is where HELL LETS LOOSE😂😂 it rains almost everyday and TYPHOONS COMES EVERY WEEK ...hahahaha

[@arisbarcelo2668]

I really laughed everytime you guys mentioned SB19 😂😂 Nakakatawa talaga:)

[@kurtdustinpilarca3900]

Im filipino and i love jolliebee like 😗😗 masterpiece

[@angelatan3839]

we really appriciate you two reacting to philippines!!..............ur husky is so cute

[@whitemisono9771]

Hello bro. Your so energetic,! Thanks for loving watching ,smile 😊😀😊

[@bernadettefayelol5941]

just wanted to say thank you for reacting to stuff and recognizing us Filipinos. Im part of the 14% that speaks in other languages and my native language is hiligaynon(from panay/western visayas). thanks for this video!

[@catherinesagrado1068]

Fun fact: There is a song about The National Capital Region (NCR) my history teacher played it and the Banaue Rice Terraces design was to prevent rain from removing the topsoil (The thing that plants need)

[@jayveelyntindoy1131]

I'm a Filipino to but I know how to speak Spanish, Chinese and Japanese. And I really like your dog and it's my favorite dog and I love your videos.

[@rurouniyoshi6118]

Dudes, typhoon season in P.I. Is the best. 80 degrees Fahrenheit torrential downpour. It’s an American’s dream.

[@idkwih2202]

Y'all are freaking adorable when y'all talk about SB19 Or when you mentioned SB19 throughout the video

[@yhunromes3814]

New subscriber ❤️ from the PH.. God bless you guys!

[@cheszredux1681]

Visit during summer season March~May, we don't have any typhoons during those months and June is the start of rainy season

[@JohnCedrickTanza]

Wonna know what tastes like? Btw im from Philippines heart this if you want.

[@tamobligo2440]

I like the idea of getting a mouse deer as a pet and feeding it corn bread...😂

[@jovenciolandicho3801]

We are proud to be an filipino!

[@vilmasaquiton8078]

Sinigang was rated of atlas last year, and it becomes as the top 1 most delicious vegetable soup in the whole world...😍

[@artesiningart4961]

12:25 ✌️😄🇵🇭 "Adobo" in the Philippines is less of a dish or meal but more of a preparation, process, or the ingredients of or for cooking. The general thing is, as long as there's garlic, cooking oil, and vinegar, then it's a "Filipino adobo". It can also be any meat, poultry, or other meat substitutes, and even any vegetables too with or without out any meat like water spinach, string beans, unripe jackfruit, potatoes, etc. Other added ingredients, depending on the style, recipe, locality, area, region, etc. ranges from salt, light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, ginger, red or white or yellow onions, yellow ginger or turmeric, spring onions/green onions, scallions, leeks, whole peppercorns, crushed/ground peppercorns, powdered peppercorns, fresh chilis, dried chilis, chili or dried chili flakes, chili oil, coconut milk, coconut cream, white or refined sugar, brown sugar, cream, evaporated milk, pineapple chunks/slices/tidbits, pineapple juice, squid ink, annatto or atsuete seeds soaked in some water, clear soda or other clear lemon and/or lime flavored non-alcoholic drink or beverage, white wine, other types or kinds of vinegar, and even beer, among others.

[@kringkring7919]

eyyyyy trifate you always mention #SB19 many times sooo happy

[@ZaiWasSwag]

AMO NA ANG PHILIPPINES! (THAT IS THE PHILIPPINES!!

[@cherrymayoribal3679]

Really enjoyed watching you both...Very honest reactions....Impressive!

[@superbright1642]

Our christmas season starts at the "Ber Months", namely September, October, November, and December

[@jaodedios9512]

December to February would be the best time to visit the Philippines. The weather is quite cool on these days. March is the start of Summer and that when typhoons also start brewing. I suggest you visit BAGUIO CITY, PALAWAN, TAGAYTAY, CEBU, BGC, and BUKIDNON. 💙

[@just42day]

This duo is magical😍

[@gemini6595]

Month of May is the earliest month for the raining season usually it start on June... so visit around Jan-april

[@shotarosakai8641]

I really love your reaction!!! You should react *Panalo by Ezmil wish bus* and *Panalo by Ezmil PacquiaoVesion*

[@froeloe]

You two are so fun to watch. I feel like you’ve been my best friends from grade school to college. LoL

[@marryjanecaabas]

This reaction video is so much appreciated! I'm really amazed because you know BGYO and SB19 👏🏻🇵🇭

[@maelynmiali2873]

Im from Philipines and i can say those are alll TRUE and im proud to be pinoy if u dont know what sinigang is its a fish soup and rlly yummy the sabaw or known as its soup is sour due to sinigang mix

[@lilibethramos6591]

I'm pretty sure you both are so interested here in Philippines.... It's more fun in the Philippines!

[@katyaa9618]

I think it's best for you both to go to the Philippines and travel. More foreigners/vloggers loved travelling to PH since there are so much Island that you can go to via boat and plane. Hope you can visit someday (after Covid) and experience the generosity of the people, the food and culture! Thanks!

[@m1dn1ght_fngrl]

Oh! please react to the famous universities in the Philippines! I always enjoy your reactions and you don't even say bad words in your video reactions and vlogs which made me love your channel :).

[@kingunda5013]

Banaue Rice Terraces was where they shot the scenes of Thanos settling a peaceful life of farming at the end of Infinity War.

[@nicolaidatuin66]

"ken from SB19" HAHAHAHAAH I LOVE THAT!

[@jhunnomerrubino490]

I'm not gonna stop untill you react on Baybayin (our Filipino ancestors writing) it's very unique you know

[@kunthea1211]

Nice2, you always remember SB19 in every every RV's about PH.

[@OVERSKETCH]

Attendance for Filipino come say hellow if ur here.

[@karlchristianrobles8100]

Yes, typhoons are normal for us. And fyi "Super Typhoon Yolanda" hits some part of the Philippines way back 2013, and it is considered as the most and strongest typhoon in the world. Thanks to God we've survived it.🙏

[@pumpkin4287]

In the Philippines, we only have two weathers, Day and Rain, and Everytime it rains, it's cold, and Everytime it's day, it's hot. And mean HOT hot. Also all of the Philippines desserts I've eaten is SO GOOD you guys need to get one when you get the chance.

[@BingeYoutube777]

6:13 is where Thanos of Avengers in the Infinity War and End Game "retired" after he snapped his fingers.

[@artesiningart4961]

✌️😃🇵🇭 The Jollibee spaghetti is a fast food version, variation, or recipe of the Filipino-style sweet spaghetti, which for most foreigners, especially for those who aren't used to it and grew up eating it, is too sweet for their taste. There are varieties, variations, or recipes that uses banana ketchup or sauce instead of or aside from tomato ketchup or sauce, and the like, while some adds or includes any cream, evaporated milk, or even sweet condensed milk. The general thing is Filipino-style sweet spaghetti is sweeter or way too sweet compared to other spaghetti around the world because of the added sugar or other sweeteners, which is sometimes already added or included in most of the tomato ketchups or sauces and spaghetti sauces you'll buy in a Filipino or Philippine store, market, or grocery, especially the labeled Filipino-style tomato ketchup or sauce and spaghetti sauce, aside from the Filipino banana ketchups or sauces. Sometimes the sweetness also comes from the kind or type of commercial cheeses that we use, include, or add to the spaghetti sauce, aside from using it as toppings, and aside from it already being added or included in most spaghetti sauces, especially the labeled Filipino-style spaghetti sauces. Another thing that makes the Filipino-style spaghetti distinct is its other ingredients such as but not limited to ground pork or beef (usually), spaghetti sauce or tomato sauce/ketchup and/or banana sauces/ketchup (usually Filipino-style ones or made, produced, and/or manufactured in the Philippines), garlic, onions (red, white, or yellow), small slices or chunky slices of Filipino hotdogs (usually beef hotdogs), Filipino commercially-bought cheese, salt, sugar or other sweetener or sweetening/sweet ingredient, and other spices, ingredients, and condiments needed in the specific recipe.

[@mayverlypatalinghug9364]

hi im your new fan since yesterday hehehe im a filipina so i really enjoy every filipino reactios you did keep it up

[@fadelmessi7502]

Thank you for the good video clip Filipino in English is awesome from fathoni Thailand ❤️👍

[@mj1122]

Yesss I also love TWICE... and TWICE is the 3rd popular Kpop group in the Philippines after BTS and BLACKPINK. 1. BTS 2. BLACKPINK 3. TWICE

[@taezmanian3020]

Proud pinoy here in your channel.

[@artesiningart4961]

✌️😊🇵🇭 You should go to the Philippines around December to February, and that's my best advice. Generally it's the beginning of our dry season, or specifically it is the cool dry season of the Philippines, which is the first half of the generally six-month dry season in the Philippines, while the latter half is from around March to May, which is specifically the hot dry season of the Philippines, or colloquially but erroneously called, labeled, and referred to as the "summer" season in the Philippines. Around March to May is also our general, typical, usual, or common and longest school break or vacation, especially among the majority of public and or state schools, colleges, universities, and other educational institutions, because usually a school or academic year ends around March or April (though sometimes it depends on some other various factors, and may end around May, June, or July), and then a school or academic year begins around June (though sometimes it depends on some other various factors, and may begin around July, August, September, or even around October). These some other various factors are the school, its type, the system the have or follow, when they last or recently ended their previous school or academic year, and the specific situation/s and circumstance/s the school is in, undergoing, or experiencing, such as this global pandemic. Sometimes in some areas of the Philippines such as in the higher altitude areas like the Cordillera Administrative Region in Luzon, during the cool dry season of the Philippines from around December to February, frost does occur that sometimes greatly affects the vegetation there, especially the crops, flowers, fruits, and vegetables. It's also nice to spend Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day in the Philippines, which are all within the larger secular Christmas Season in the Philippines from September 1 to January 5 or 6. In February, we observe and celebrate the Love or Heart Month which includes the Valentine's Day on Feb. 14, and also the Chinese or Lunar New Year is observed and celebrated in a non-specific day within the last two weeks of January and the first two weeks of February. We also have other big religious and secular festivals, observances, celebrations, and/or feasts during December to February throughout the Philippines. It's also not that hot during these months of the year in most areas of the Philippines unlike from around March to May, and that's something good to easily adapt with by foreigners who aren't used to or adapted to the extreme heat, humidity, and warmth of the tropics like the Philippines. Generally, the rest of the year from around June to November is our monsoon, wet, or rainy season, although rains, rainstorms, thunderstorms, and even typhoons/cyclones/hurricanes, some few and area-specific tornadoes and waterspouts or other twisters, some few and area-specific hails/hail precipitations, aside from other weather systems, forms, kinds, and types, bring precipitation, thunders and lightnings, strong winds which mostilely cause storm surges, flash floods, floods, mudslides, landslides, rockslides, sinkholes, coastal disasters or calamities, sea level rising, etc. anytime of the year.

[@sugArmy1999]

what filipino's mean about the mall is that you need like 1 to 2 days maybe 3 to finish walking and looking at the mall it's too big that you can't even go to all the shop i had that too i already when to that 3 mall's where there like for 9 to 10 hours but i think we we're not even in the middel of it eheehehheheh ( my family LOVES the mall in the phillippines)