Being FOREIGN in Mexico! Advantages vs Disadvantages

[@jasongarland7135]

This man's hand just talked to me for 9 minutes about Mexico.

[@beigelover95]

Jason Garland 😭😂

[@sietesieteclothing5218]

I laughed harder than I should, I found that shyt funny AF 😆😂

[@kraziemaniak5888]

Jason Garland jajajjaja no mames

[@joanlynch5271]

It's a smart hand.

[@fitemeamsmol466]

Dead 😂😂😂😂😂

[@efrenfarfan2364]

Hi Paul..Don't worry about the dancing thing. .I am from Mexico and never learned how to dance. . Greetings..

[@TrueMexico]

Ja thanks. I am now okay with it but still suck. Saludos desde CDMX!

[@weshallneverdieR]

Same.... then all my family gets sad because I tell them I don't dance

[@Jonky_]

Efren Farfan we yo estoy igual :,V

[@samanthab6642]

True Mexico Mexicans in general can’t dance well.

[@TonyValdezCeballos]

@@TrueMexico solo tienes que dejarte llevar por la música, así le hacen todos lol

[@pmount82]

The playful bullying is very true, other cultures/people don't understand why we do it but it's just how we show that we care/have a bond with someone

[@TrueMexico]

Well said.

[@roseyarohy]

i think this is a very Australian thing as well..... we love "sledging" just means we like you.

[@mariavargas6594]

Soooo true. People often times gets offended tho. But society rn is very sensitive because of past events

[@aalmi002]

The trick is to find out when they don’t like you.

[@Nautilus1972]

in Ireland ...'slagging'.

[@elenah1828]

Paul, as someone who is in the opposite situation of you (a Mexican living in the UK), I have to say I love your videos. They help me to cope with the nostalgia, and also it makes me happy to see a foreigner who appreciates and enjoys the good things that my country has to offer. Xx

[@TrueMexico]

Great to read that!! Really is a pleasure to make these videos. One reason I started the channel was because I watch vloggers from Japan and China (I used to live in both) and they really do serve a great purpose for people feeling nostalgia for the country and are no longer there. So I thought why not start a channel for Mexico.

[@hpjx]

Cuando el tio Paul se preocupa mas por su calidad que las visitas que ya tenia :')

[@luyzqint3760]

Thank you. Paul, the talking hand.

[@oldblood_eyes]

Foreigners also need to be careful not to go too far off the cities. it can be pretty sketchy especially if you look foreign or like a tourist.

[@viricherry13]

Que considerado Paul, como siempre es un placer ver tu contenido 😊😆

[@TrueMexico]

Gracias por tu apoyo!!

[@careyscates5504]

I've been living in Mexico for nearly a year now, it's a great country, , beautiful place, friendly people excellent food and the laws are much more relaxed, , a lot more freedoms here. Hopefully be here another few years or all my life we will see

[@molkikun1]

I went to Chichen Itza and some craftmen told me "si eres mexicana, vale $20, si eres latina, vale $40, si no hablas español, vale $100" and they all cracked such a good laugh! They were pretty straight forward with it😂😂😂

[@moonlitgrl]

Even if your Mexican but not a native they'll treat you differently.

[@alvaro209209]

Ana C of course they do I was born in Mexico city but raised in California and when I visit I'm a tourist in th3 city of my birth lol

[@mannybedolla5699]

I kno fuckin annoying sometimes con que no me llamen pocho in a negative way its cool tho

[@phly007]

They definitely treated me differently but in a good way. Lot of them were helpful with my Spanish and fed me well they almost spoiled me

[@ChocoTendzz]

@@mannybedolla5699 pinche pocho

[@yorchakl4436]

Carnal! Its funny how most of your fans are Mexicans. We are truly gratefull with your good actitud towards our culture and people, even more these days taht global media aint that good with us. Even so, thamks my friend. You have and open door here in Guadalajara :)

[@muschotina6776]

Although I practically grew up in the country, I still get those weird "I'm out of place" moments whenever I go to a party, or just chat with friends. Most people have enormous eyes when I tell them that I am foreigner, and start asking me if I know the language, which to me seems very absurd, but understandable.

[@spanishstudiolanguagecente4751]

Thank you again for your videos.... I have seen every one of them.. we watch them as we have lunch here... they are very well done.. I love how you don't show your face (even though we are curious)... but we like that it's not about you.. it's about what you are showing and saying about it... we like the music.. the style .. everything.. keep them coming.. we are here in Chicago.. loving every one of them..

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks a lot for all your support!!!!

[@royohrn5848]

@@TrueMexico staw,kousit rakt om a d ther go home

[@LuisMendoza-qf4tv]

Muy buenos vidéos! I watched lots of them today.. you certainly love Mexico and make us all wanna be there too.. Keep it up!

[@FlordePrimavera81]

I wasn´t aware of the audio level fails, the important for us is enjoying your opinions about the real Mexico dear Paul ;) thumbs up and see you in the next one :D

[@TrueMexico]

I was! The response was brutal. The issue was that a simple '-' was missing on the music audio track. It meant people using higher quality ear phones or speakers were punished with massive increases and decreases in sound. It was the right thing to reupload especially considering future TM viewers with ears and expensive gear to protect. Thanks for your support as always!

[@servel2]

I bet you hear güero all day long

[@TrueMexico]

All day. If I walk through a tianguis it comes from all directions.

[@servel2]

Lol! Pasele güerito!

[@beigelover95]

Does that mean white?

[@morganstern3811]

Iqra Ahmed that literally means blonde, but in México is aplied to everyone with light skin. White is blanco in spanish..

[@beigelover95]

Morgan Stern lol i see

[@1954Chano]

Pues una vez más te reitero mi bienvenido a mi país México. Apenas empecé mi recorrido contigo, por mi país, yo soy de Zacatecas y te invito muy encarecidamente que lo visites. Gracias muchas gracias por presentar a nuestro México al mundo la verdad de lo que es cruda y plenamente. Hermoso

[@HyoYG]

Aaaw! Thank you! In this one I can hear you better too. You are right about the being foreign helping getting dates and I think its because we are obssesed with recessive traits (clear eye and hair colors). About the dancing weeeeell is not about knowing how to do it, is about having a good time! I can't dance very well but my family don't care and take me to dance anyway... I belive that everything is about having fun and enjoy your time with your family or significant other. Loved the video! 💚👍

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks for your support!!! I'm you enjoyed it with the improved audio quality ja 💚👍

[@raffaojeda]

very true in most of these observations; I experienced some of these while living in the USA. good job Paul!

[@brianfleury1084]

I love Mexico. I lived and worked in Mexico City for extended periods between 1993 and 1995, working at Pronosticos Deportivos on Insurgentes Sur. The people are wonderful and welcoming as Paul describes and the culture is varied and rich. It is an amazing country, I would like to return someday.

[@claudypritz]

Thank you Paul for taking the time to re-upload your vid and fix the audio, it's much appreciated, you're the best! :D

[@TrueMexico]

No worries! It was a really simple issue to fix. No '-' on the music track. But yeah, no youtuber likes to reupload views and see less views on the video! Boooo. Live and learn.

[@00tonii00]

Hey Paul! Great video as always :D I don't know if you have mentioned it yet, but what do you do for a living in Mexico? I'm just curious :P

[@fefefer2010]

Tío Paul come to Guadalajara!!!

[@TrueMexico]

I have been! But of course I would love to make videos there one day.

[@mandias8932]

True Mexico let me know if you do, my family bought a house there last year lol. These videos got me excited to go back December, especially as an adult again lol. Viva Mexico 🇲🇽

[@ScorpioSilver1111]

It's all good! Keep the great content comin

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks amigo!

[@avealvarez3274]

Good video I live in USA for over 10 year whachin u videos make me feel close to my country

[@TrueMexico]

Good to hear that amigo.

[@RMPR07]

HI Paul. I've just watched two of your videos. I like the quality and the well documented you are. How did you ended up living in Mexico?

[@PorfaPlz]

Great videos! This is so spot on! I spend some real time in Mexico with my grandmother down in Gto. and i can relate to all of this. Make more food videos!

[@TrueMexico]

Yes food videos will come again! The channel grew a lot this year because the videos I have made this year are more popular than food videos. But I do see the future of the channel visiting new places and trying new food all over Mexico!

[@aarongutierrez540]

llegue aquipor casulidad y despues de 2, 3 videos realmente me ha encantado lo que haces Paul

[@TonyValdezCeballos]

México es un gran país, no te das cuenta hasta que te vas y de pronto no lo puedes dejar de extrañar

[@diytube8464]

Jejeje, eso es calidad de servicio, gracias Paul por seguir darnos un buen recorrido por nuestra ciudad

[@pwoblematique]

I was wondering the other day... when are you going to do a video entirely in Spanish? Just to see how it goes, hahaha!

[@TonyValdezCeballos]

That would be fun, there is a girl that does French/Spanish videos, she speaks both languages and puts subtitles for the language she is not speaking

[@Gallagherick]

We usually call "Juanga" to Juan Gabriel as the same way you call "Mozz" to Morrissey. At this point I think we're not so different, hehe. Nice one!

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks! Yes all cultures use nicknames although here in Mexico it's particularly common.

[@alanceron8639]

Me laten tus videos Paul !!! Eres muy buen observador y se nota que le has tomado cierto cariño a México! Te felicito por tu canal y tus videos!

[@farleft7250]

Tío paul you should make videos in other parts of the country so people can learn the different cultures within the country different accents, different way of eating etc 😬I'm currently in Sonora for summer break saludos

[@TrueMexico]

That's definitely how I see the future of the channel. I'd love to film all over Mexico in the same way travel vloggers film all over the world.

[@farleft7250]

True Mexico I'd love that and one more thing I want to thank you for caring so much about my country even though you're a foreigner I'm originally from Sonora and I like watching your videos because you show Mexico City which I never been too

[@TrueMexico]

My pleasure, and it really is my pleasure! I'd love to visit and make videos in Sonora one day.

[@parrish6696]

I have another advantage and disadvantage, if you are foreigner you'll pass quicklier to the discotheques while mexicans would stay in the waiting row but mexicans has the official right to enter on sunday to any statal museum and arqueoligical areas for free or with big discounts

[@TrueMexico]

Very good points. Thanks for sharing them amigo.

[@MazatlanBill]

Much better, thank you!

[@TrueMexico]

No worries Bil! No KZbinr likes to reupload but it was the right thing to do for current and future viewers with issues.

[@TrueMexico]

JOIN My Personal Blog (Patreon): www.patreon.com/truemexico

[@Franklin0Delegation]

True Mexico I liked the last one, really shocked me awake

[@TrueMexico]

Ja, it will obviously happen at some point. You know it!!

[@TrueMexico]

Ja, that was one advantage in the original video ;)

[@rachend810]

Awww :3 ...The english people is very polite and kind and ....the best!!..Thanks for take time to this...You are very cool guy! (You are the dog's bollocks!- hehe , sorry for my french, I learnt this expresion and I know is very english expresion, but I know too that is better with close friends, but I tell you this in a good mood , a friendly mood). Cheers Paul!! 😃😁😆😄♡☆☆☆☆☆

[@TrueMexico]

Jaja, I didn't expect to hear that! But it's very common to hear that in the UK. I use it! It was the right thing to reupload as I want to protect the ears and and gear of future TM viewers. It was actually quick to fix. A simple '-' was missing in the music audio track. I got punished hard!! But a reupload is something that happens to everyone at some point for different reasons.

[@mariocruz6247]

Hi Paul, I love so much your videos and let me tell you something my friend, they are absolutely great to teach interculturality in highschool as well as in university levels. Keep on doing it, I hope to meet you sometime. Congrats

[@aztekspirit]

GREAT edition work.. felicidades!!

[@rafafafa23]

Just discovered your channel. Very interesting. Your editing style is unique. Follower from nowlong.

[@TrueMexico]

Thank you and welcome!

[@lenintristan7590]

I've been in the us for 25 years so I feel that when I go back I ll b like a tourist too, I also heard that they don't take well to us, for leaving your country, don't know if it's true or not, can you do a video about that please. As always thank you for the great service Paul, good bless, peace!

[@carloscova7585]

Finally someone who cares about content. Pretty good job.

[@EdsonATorres]

Greetings from a Mexican in Arizona. I love your videos, brother.

[@victorparedes8269]

Hey Paul, I'll be visiting CDMX soon with my family. They worry about being a victim of crimes, since the crime rate is higher there. Are there any precautions you think we should take? General advice?

[@TrueMexico]

Actually CDMX is safer than many US cities (assuming you are from the US) according to stats from the FBI. Quick tip is use Uber and not taxis from the street.

[@otherstuff8549]

I love your videos! Always!

[@LuisEspinosa-jz4jf]

Tio Paul come to Oaxaca :)

[@TrueMexico]

I'd love to one day!

[@joselopez5878]

True Mexico- Oaxaca ocotlan San Pedro Apostol. Great place

[@enzosev6527]

Huatulco and puerto escondido he should go there!

[@enriquevaldivia2458]

Si alguien se burla de ti, es que te estima aunque parezca contrasentido!

[@carlossanders8427]

My girlfriend is English. A true Yorkshire lass.... hahah! And I have had issue with the spicy stuff (i.e. Her thinking tacos al pasto is spicy) ! Having said that... when I take her home most of this would happen! Great video

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks! When I first came here salsa valentina was spicy for me. Now it's like not spicy at all ja.

[@ricardoalvarado3180]

Hi Paul congratulations for your 35,000 +subscribers, I bet a lot of Mexican ladies hit on you? Greetings from Chicago.

[@eugeniobenutezsaludosdesde7241]

Creo que estoy totally de acuerdo contigo my British friend..

[@Franklin0Delegation]

Mexico is pretty cool, went to Coba to see some Mayan remains

[@TrueMexico]

I've never been there. Looks good.

[@luisalejandrolopezbuendia9686]

Benjamin Wait , if I remember correctly, the Mayans were never on Cuba We're you on a museum or something?

[@SweetJeopardy]

luis alejandro lopez buendia Nobody said anything about Cuba. The OP mentioned Cobá (with an O) in Quintana-Roo, Mexico. Look it up, it's a pretty amazing archeological site.

[@laurabrooks8824]

Lived in Valladolid Yucatan for 14 months. You are right on the money about everything!

[@rishalinda7165]

Thank you Paul.

[@addiejuarez8435]

Wait why wont he show his face??

[@TrueMexico]

Because Mexico is the star and not me. Also unlike many KZbinrs I am not seeking personal attention nor get excited by it :)

[@addiejuarez8435]

True Mexico oh!!! Omg thank you for making Mexico the spotlight!! I appreciate that so much! And thank you for explaining!!

[@TrueMexico]

No worries. I am asked it a lot!!

[@fv1291]

He's worried about the paparazzi and thousands of women chasing him down Reforma for his autograph ;)

[@TrueMexico]

I think that would be what is called a good problem to have!

[@alejandrovasquez1619]

You Re-uploaded the video Paul ???? I have no problem with that but like I said before you should bring back the videos of you eating some food or visiting some Cultural place like your first videos we your subscribers really miss them 👍👍

[@TrueMexico]

They will be back don't worry amigo! A big reason this channel grew in the last 6 months is because of the type of videos that I have been making this year. They are just a lot more popular than food videos. But you are right, food and places videos are really important. I see the future of the channel with me visiting different places in Mexico and of course trying the food. A bit like a travel vlogger going to new countries...I go to new places in Mexico. But for that to happen the channel needs to grow and get support. At some point I will talk about my Patreon but I haven't yet as I want to get into a routine of more frequent videos and make time for it. Thanks for your support as always!

[@alejandrovasquez1619]

True Mexico Right now your channel is still growing but maybe in the future when your channel becomes very popular and more people will donate money to your Patreon Page maybe then you'll be able to Show Mexico from different parts of the Country and something I can do for you besides donating you money is to share your videos to many people ho don't know your channel so that they can subscribe to you and make your channel bigger, you know what... I am going to do that for now on I'm going to share your videos and send links of your videos to people who don't know your channel. I ones did that like every time I saw videos that have to do with Mexico I read Comments of people that would be like ... Mexico is such a Beautiful Country or Mexico's Culture is very interesting and then I just answer this people telling them things like.. if you want to know more about Mexico Check out this Channel is about a British Guy doing videos about Mexico's food, Culture and also he talks about he's point of view of him living in Mexico... and then I just send them links to your videos. But I need to do that again for now on every time I read Comments like that I'll just send this people links to your videos, I mean you have such good content you Have to make more videos all over Mexico at some point Right Amigo Británico 󾓪 👍👍👍😁😁

[@TrueMexico]

Thank you! Yes the best thing anyone can is smash that share button. I think we all want to see a True Mexico full of the colour, flavour and life from all over the country. Viva Mexico!!

[@MarinoAlberti]

Been to mexico many times,beautiful country,good food and very nice people...would like to live in mx in the future..

[@BritishRail60062]

Mexico seems to be a nice place. Greetings to Mexico from Northern Ireland.

[@hansherrera8809]

Hey Paul, great videos, keep it up!

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks!

[@laurabrooks8824]

So in Valladolid where I've lived 2 years and know everyone, I find I get a discount at the places I spend $. The people in the Yucatan sooo nice

[@jflow5601]

Very good analysis gringo.

[@xXMARCUS117Xx]

Hey paul, I recommend you to visit places like Tlatelolco, The Anthropology Museum, The Chapultepec Zoo, and the desierto de los leones convent, Although the last one it is quite far from the city, believe me, it's worth it

[@SiLaChaCha]

I spent very summer in Mexico on my families ranch in San Julian, Jalisco. I also lived in Mexico for 3 yrs as a child and several as an adult. With that being said, I agree 100% with what you said. I don't always "standout" but I must admit I do use it to my advantage when needed. Partying with Mexicans is the best! I love it when the Mariachi comes out and the crying drunk men. Haha I've traveled some and San Julian is still my favorite place. My 5 yr goal is to save some more so I can build a house on the farm I spent a good portion of my life on and has some of the happiest memories of my life.

[@jonnuanez2843]

2 things: 1. Come to Tijuana. It's very different here imo than where you're at. MX City is like L.A. or NY, whereas here is just, well, different than what I'm hearing; 2. Try being of primarily MX descent AND a foreigner. You will inevitably commit a cultural faux pas. But you will be expected to know every single little thing because of your skin color. And they love to point it out. So for example I just keep to myself. I stay inside. "Pocho" is the word used to describe people like me.

[@BrianFeyArtist]

Great stuff as always. You are welcome to visit me in rural Mexico near Patzcuaro if you get a chance at Bosque Village.

[@atlguera564]

Already 5 seconds into the video and I remember why I'm glad that I found your channel last week. Living here in Atlanta in a primarily Hispanic area, I've discovered that makes passionate basketball players so I like that you show them playing in your video because a lot of people wouldn't expect that. Is there anyone who wants to dispute it I would love to see them go play some really teams in the Oaxaca region. You are truly awesome basketball players 🏀⛹🏀⛹

[@atlguera564]

This is also so funny to watch somebody else go to the same experiences that I have if I didn't know how to dance a little bit of Cumbia Bachata or Banda, NORTENAS, finding most native people would not actually see that you put effort into learning about their culture I mean they might see it but it's just better when you get up and dance

[@atlguera564]

I find myself and countering the same things with people in this area where some people will get in trouble for traffic violations and others might not because the particular officer or authority may not want to go through the headache of completely putting someone's life on hold because they might know or not know if that could affect them tremendously.... not to mention all the money it cost to arrest them for every little thing they could do. Me on the other hand I have gotten serious trouble for this stuff

[@TylerRietz]

Such a great video!

[@jhan944]

Amazing content from this channel, I love it. Greetings from Morelia Michoacán, and if you come to this state, you must go to Quiroga and taste Carnitas

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks amigo! I really want to try Carnitas in Michoacan one day!

[@hectorabcdefg9076]

True Mexico most of that state is nice. I love nature more than cities. You will find a lot of vegetation.

[@JeanlupeRO]

Thank you is much better now 💙💙💙

[@TrueMexico]

Great 💙💙💙

[@TJPactronix]

I've been living here for a bit over two years finishing my degree. I'm from Tijuana, and I can tell you I feel as if I were from another world, I just cant seem to get the hang of this city and its people. It's just so different from Baja.

[@josephmcnew34]

thanks for sharing

[@sandrine2009]

Oh my God, I laughed so much at the things you mentioned because they are so very true!!!!!

[@sweetteendolintgo]

Paul please talk about the ALBUR in Mexico

[@Emily-sf8wz]

How do we know whether they are just Mexican or like you more than a friend?

[@Dan_1022]

i honestlydidn't notice the volume being so high in the other video. cos I'm used to turning the volume down cos my ears are kinda sensitive to loud sound. playful bullying is kinda annoying but fun at the same time . the nicknames.. oh well.. that my dad's family side and sometimes they make me laugh. just saying. and yeah, I'm Mexican but sometimes i get mistaken as foreigner cos idk how to pronounce the letter r. and it's pretty annoying. but I've lived for 5 years in the us, but it's not bad i guess.

[@TrueMexico]

Yes it wasn't a problem for everyone :) Good to know it wasn't for you.

[@stephenwhited1833]

This is all so true. I have been visiting Mexico for 17 years with my wife's family. I have always made friends easily but never so easily as I have in Mexico. We sell at a local flea market and I have made a huge amount of friends with the other vendors. The secret as you say is to not take yourself too seriously. If you try hard to fit in and laugh with them at your mistakes you will have nothing but a great time. I have never felt so at home in a place as in Mexico. They believe in the three things I do. Church Family Friends.

[@19Cobre]

Iam Mexican but Im from Monterrey (north part in Mexico) and when I was in CDMX people in there treated me with that disadvantage to the foreigners, growing up the prices of the things that I wanted to buy in the streets... Oh and I have to say, I am a disaster dancing.. lol

[@Elpugo714]

This happens all the time when I cross the border into Tijuana. Taxis in particular always charge more when you look like tourist

[@thegeek4576]

I go to Mexico once a year and in the market place my mom doesn't let me speak English because they always be trying to charge us more pesòs because we're from america(even though my parents are mexican)

[@amanteliteraria1904]

No te preocupes lo de los precios altos también nos lo aplican a los mexicanos si vamos a otro estado de turistas. Saludos.

[@875amy]

When I saw the caterpillar ride I was like FUCK YEAH my grandma took me there before I left back home to the states 😃💜

[@tony6059]

Lol this is all so true. I´m a teacher in Michoacán, hope you come over some day to show you around. Take care mate.

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks amigo. I want to eat carnitas in Michoacan!

[@tony6059]

It's a dish that'll leave you licking your fingers once you're done, haha, seriously. Tostadas from Cotija, carnitas from San Juan Nuevo, birria from Buenavista, chongos from Zamora, huchepos from Los Reyes, corundas, dulces tradicionales and so many other great dishes. You're welcome any time mate.

[@parararirara]

My ears 👂 thank you tio Paul.

[@TrueMexico]

👂:)

[@adnchavgrrr]

Paul!! Have you come to Veracruz?? I would love to know what you think about my state and my city (Veracruz city) :P

[@ferminadaza9418]

Quedó bien Chingona la edición .

[@samanthacruz2750]

I always enjoy your videos. Aunque siempre que veo tus videos, me haces recordar a Nany de los Muppets Babies, jaja, porque tu cara es un enigma.

[@pedromoo]

Paul, like most Mexicans We love that you love our culture. I laughed hard with the Mexican fiesta thing, it is Sooo true. Partying is in our blood.

[@ga3533]

Hello Paul, I love your videos, are you going to venture outside of this marvelous city and make videos of other near by cities. You should see Guadalajara, Monterrey, Guanajuato, San Luis Potosi, etc. Your observations are very interesting.

Hello Paul, I am going back to mexico soon and I'd like to know if you can tell me about Facebook groups of foreigners in mexico. Thanks !

[@ashleyinmexico]

I have had a mix of experiences both good and bad. I have lived in 3 different states in Mexico. I would say it is hard being a foreign female in Mexico City. I felt very uncomfortable as a foreign female in Mexico City and was happy to move away. However, on the contrary, I think in Baja California the people are much more welcoming and nicer to foreigners. I have had a great experience in Baja and the locals are very welcoming and friendly. Almost opposite experiences! I am married to a Mexican and I sometimes see how we are treated differently. There are occasions where he is treated better than me, vice versa.

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I'd love to spend time in Baja one day. Very different to CDMX.

[@ashleyinmexico]

Definitely!Worth a visit! :D

[@lobotzindiegoantesnesslope6004]

8:22 uncle paul’s little tushie :3

[@donSrdiani]

Thank you! 🙌

[@TrueMexico]

Pleasure!

[@ondskanbolton28]

Rechicken (repollo en inglés) Ntc Paul, saludos amigo

[@TrueMexico]

Rechicken is a new one for me amigo! Insight?! :)

[@Waraitsune]

Its not actually a word tio paul lo

[@cookiemonsta3350]

@@TrueMexico it's an "online word" that means re-post, while the accurate translate woudl be REPUBLICAR, "repollo"= cabbagge is used instead only coz the "close" proximity In letters and sound...so rechicken is basically repollo since chicken can be translate in non formal way as POLLO....god Mexican slang can be way out of hand at times if not always, jajaja.

[@enricopucci7413]

*MY FAVORITE BRITON IS HERE FISH AND CHIPS TACO AND BURRITO*

[@TrueMexico]

Nice combo!

[@heraldomedrano6993]

With beer

[@fruitloops3718]

If people make fun of you, they usually like you or they are testing you to see what kind of person you are. If you laugh it off, people respect you and like your self control. Where I grew up if you were given a nickname it meant that they liked you without having to say it out loud.

[@culeroconnor1686]

I did not notes any problem on the. Volume the last video may be I am loosing my hearing

[@TrueMexico]

Your ears are okay amigo! It was for people using speakers, TV's, big headphones etc which are way more responsive to the decibel range. I got so many comments complaining about it so I decided to reupload the video. I also don't want to see comments in years to come with people still complaining about the problem ja.

[@culeroconnor1686]

True Mexico lol I see. You are right that would happend nice videe m8

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks for the support amigo.

[@GustavoGarcia-tg4ui]

Have you been in the north side of mexico ? The north is a completely different experience .

[@hime_ichi]

"sorry ears" XD thank you!!

[@TrueMexico]

Pleasure!!

[@raczhuichi]

JAJAJA my lap it´s already protected (the level it´s so low so, I didn´t notice).

[@TrueMexico]

Ja, you are a lucky one.

[@richardy98]

Buen y divertido video

[@JoseRojas-fk1sp]

Hey Paul dont be pánic just enjoy our country, at this moment WE DONT WANT inmigrants, we TAKE People like you, married with mexican, now you are part of our comunity, especially if you love and respet all our traditions and culture

[@TrueMexico]

Gracias amigo. Although I'm not married to her yet! Feels like it though ja.

[@JoseRojas-fk1sp]

True Mexico jajajaja un pecador, saludos