Vietnamese Life in Cambodia. Tonle Sap's Floating Village. A Kyle Le documentary

[@kyleledotnet]

Be sure to give this video a thumbs up and share it with your friends. We might not be able to change their lives, but we can definitely raise awareness for anyone visiting Siem Reap or Cambodia as a whole. Thanks. Kyle.

[@MidnightCravings]

+Kyle LeDotNet Keep up the good work Kyle! Your message and their cries for help are heard loud and clear!

[@vcentlee-theunexpectedone]

this should teach you to do better and make a better life so you can help them some way if only you can. this should motivate you to be better and stronger and make you think when you struggle or do things stressful, but you will back to this moment and think that they have it way more struggle than you so you should push yourself even harder than you ever dis in your life.

[@bjmartinphotography]

+Kyle LeDotNet Well done Kyle as always bringing awareness of Vietnamese, not just the land.

[@unfinishedbusiness4964]

+Kyle LeDotNet The Vietnamese in Cambodia have such beautiful smiles, despite all that they go through each and every day. It makes me so sad to think about. Thank you for this video, I hope it changes people the way it has clearly changed you.

[@superjacked420]

+Kyle LeDotNet Hey brother keep up the good work.. It saddens me to see the corruption in this place.. I hope things get better and more people come to help.. I am going to try to send some money to you to make these things possible. You are a good man.. Your friend Justin

[@fadygirgius3934]

Because of this video I travelled from Egypt to Cambodia. I was lucky to go meet this lovely lady who take care of the school kids. I felt blessed meeting some of the kids. Your effort with this video made me travel and I am sure some other tourist will follow

[@kyleledotnet]

+fady girgius if i come to egypt can i stay on your couch

[@fadygirgius3934]

Kyle Le Dot Net your are most welcome to come to Egypt. And I can arrange accommodation for you as participate in your program

[@alexchophy1697]

my question is,did u help them with some cash??????????

[@lr2687]

Wow! That is a beautiful thing you've done. You're awesome! So are you Kyle!

[@fadygirgius3934]

@@alexchophy1697 well helping them with cash or other thing is my own thing

[@QuangTran.]

This is why I hate these tourists attraction package they have! Thank you for showing everyone the other side of this

[@kyleledotnet]

+Quang Tran tourism is okay as long as it brings something to the locals, like jobs or aid, but this is really not the case

[@mikemike8014]

Tourism does bring something to the locals. Really need some education beyond middle school to properly take advantage of it though. Does it reach everyone, surely not and never will. The entire town of Siem Reap near the lake is built off of tourism. Thousands and thousands of Cambodians make their living off of tourism, it's the 3rd largest industry in the country after garment factories and agriculture. The tourism boom also drives up the price of land, goods, and services. There are lots of winners and lots of losers. Many people make a decent living from tourism. The standard of living has dramatically increased since tourists started coming in large numbers.

[@thary6]

Cambodia is a poor country. Everyone is suffering. Cambodian, Viets, etc. The system is corrupt. It really bothers me when the kid doesn't want to learn Cambodian and they live in Cambodia. I hope the Vietnamese living in Cambodia respects the country and contributes to the culture while still maintaining their roots. There are Cambodian living in Cambodia that are poorer than Viets. Again, everyone is suffering.

[@Tran-ll2it]

Thary Cheng I agree, one can learn the language and customs of their resident country and still remember and keep alive that of their ancestors, many people have done it.

[@jamesheng1878]

As a Cambodian, I remember going here for the first time and being all giddy. I went back the next time and I asked the locals to take me to the Vietnamese section because I wanted to see how they were living and I was told I couldn’t go there. I remember asking the rice dealers why everything was so expensive and why the community was still so poor despite the expensive rice. It’s so obvious about the amount of corruption. I get that Vietnam and Cambodia has a history and it’s hurtful but I just wish we could put that away. The hell for Vietnamese in Cambodia, the hell for Cambodians in Vietnam meanwhile our politicians are secretly benefiting off each other and it pisses me off

[@shadowblitzo123]

The 1 million cambodians in vietnam arent treated as badly as the smaller community viets in cambodia. Viets in cambodia are discriminated and khmers are racist

[@klytouch5285]

@@shadowblitzo123 I like Vietnamese girls they are beautiful.. And great for managing family businesses..🥴🍷

[@shadowblitzo123]

@@klytouch5285 you cams will remain third world and poor forever

[@klytouch5285]

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[@klytouch5285]

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[@vincepham2997]

This is phenomenal dude. Couldn't believe what i was watching. Personal exposure through film is very impactful. We now live in the era of social media so what you film can be seen all over the world through the internet and youtube. Well done brother. This is amazing stuff. Got me choked up. Wow. Need to take a deep breath...

[@thefoodranger]

Amazing amazing video Kyle! So awesome!!!

[@kyleledotnet]

+The Food Ranger | Trevor James check it

[@yon6102]

This is Trevor James check this out.

[@sengfai5253]

U don't how Vietnamese live in Cambodia! It look they are good to live peacefully but the fact they are not like this.

[@serenblodwyn7914]

What an amazing, informative documentary highlighting the lives of the disadvantaged, poverty, corruption, inequality etc.; yet ALWAYS showing the resilience of the people. Your passion for what you do shines throughout the film. What a wonderful thing you did, helping the family living on the boat....

[@anhdaohuynh5792]

Thank you for sharing with us these touching stories of Vietnamese people who have been stuck and been fighting so hard to find a way back to their motherland. The video hits me so hard from inside out. I could do nothing but sharing this video with friends and other Vietnamese to raise awareness. Thanks again and keep up the good work, Kyle!

[@MCJ1019]

I can never thank you enough fir each videos you made.this one is one of the special video, reminds me when i was growing up in batangas Philippines.my dad was a farmer and my mom do laundry for other people and yes life was really hard but wr are happy.i feel this people kyle cause once upon a time im kinda like them.thank you thank you.... Mabuhay

[@kyleledotnet]

+josie d thanks for telling your friends. itll help me make more once more people watch

[@signout6728]

Hi Kyle! I'm Mark, a Filipino citizen, just here to commend your love for your roots and it's really made me cry. Hope you could feature as well the Vietnamese people in Philippines, surely they will be glad knowing you and your advocacy.

[@tuanvo1817]

Your works are very meaningful Kyle, some of them took my tears. I would never know there are Viet people live like this in the countries that isn't their home without your videos. Keep it up Kyle!!! You can help making their life better by doing what you're doing now! Thanks for sharing, and good luck !

[@jayle2731]

Thank you for doing it. As I am a Vietnamese who live far from home. This video brought me tears. Thank you once again.

[@vanilla3295]

I also live far from home but I have american citizen ship.........

[@jayle2731]

+VANILLA :3 good for u

[@TrungTran-qj5id]

This video is great! It truly humbled yet saddened me to see my own Vietnamese people living in such poor conditions with such young children in a land so far away from their true country, especially with Diem who was my age. I can relate with your sentiments, thanks for the upload!

[@bryantvan]

Loving the content you provide Kyle, hopefully I can spread awareness of this.

[@stewartj1966]

What an eye opener Kyle! Great job capturing the daily struggles of these poor people. I'm so touched by this. Thanks for sharing!

[@marlenepene7961]

After watching this I realize that my life has truly been blessed.. this by far is my favorite video. you are an amazing person Kyle. would love to help out if you ever decide to go back for a visit..

[@bennguyen3356]

+Marlene Pene I second that!

[@TarnsChannel]

These people are one of a kind, and tough! This was my families life before we were lucky enough to move to New Zealand. You are a legend to show people the true side of life.

[@kyleledotnet]

+TARN NGUYEN I don't know about legend... but thank you

[@88Omega88]

By far the most touching/ in depth and sincere video from you Kyle Le. You showcased that not only are you a visitor but wit what you learned that you care. Right on my friend. Keep these types of videos in production.

[@N20-l1u]

Hey kyle, we viet people came a long way, From the war to fleeing on boat, we endure all of those things that no one will understand. Keep up the good work man.

[@esexx]

That was one of the most powerful videos I have seen. You do an amazing job showing real life and struggles they have to endure. You are truly an amazing person!

[@ThereGoesSpider]

I cant even think clearly enough to make a comment on this eye-opening piece of work, however, one thing clearly stands out to me....Kyle Le's life is imminently about to change. Thanks for sharing this!!!

[@kyleledotnet]

+spider112004 I hope it changes so I can keep making these kinds of videos. thank you for the support.

[@cuthomas4664]

Kyle, cảm ơn bạn đã làm video này. Mình thực sự rất xúc động. Mình bằng tuổi bạn và đang sống trong nước tại Hà Nội. Câu chuyện bạn kể qua video làm mình thấy mình quá may mắn và trân trọng những gì mình đang có hơn. Chúng ta phải làm điều gì đó cho dân mình, cho quê mình. May Good bless you always!

[@GiaoDinhVN]

Best video so far Kyle, respect to you and those people.

[@kyleledotnet]

+Giao Đinh Quang it'll be hard to top this one, but we'll keep getting bettter and better

[@tnguyen5829]

mad props. Very meaningful documentary

[@forfault]

I saw a lot of comments blaming these poor people for living illegally in Cambodia. Guys, if you ever set foot in these villages, you will realize immediately that life here is extremely tough, no one would choose this if they have a choice. Sadly this is the only path of life that is offered to them since birth. To the millions Cambodian out there, these people might be living illegally on foreign soil, but to them, this lake is the only place they can call home, politic or racial hatred mean nothing to a man who can barely make enough to fill his belly everyday.

[@motogirlz101]

I’m crying for my people in Cambodia. I wish I could help. The lady at the end who Kyle says reminds him of his Mom, reminds me of my Aunt. I love it when I find people, usually on YT now, who remind me of my Family. I just listen to them speak VN and it brings me home.

[@jhnthnnguyen]

Way to go Kyle, your short video is very informative, and thank You for taking that extra step to reach out and share your experience of those far away places.

[@kyleledotnet]

+Johnathan Nguyen yes/ thanks

[@kockgunner]

It's so sad when you explained tourists passing by the villages. So close, yet so far. I love how poetic your videos are.

[@baldguy9581]

This is your best video ever Kyle Le. The substance, circumstance, getting down and dirty revealing the corruption, the pain all these boat families have to endure... This is your most informative video into what really is going on outside of Saigon and I so feel the frustration in your "telling" of the real story throughout the ordeal... it's sad.

[@yellowbusish]

I'm so glad to have landed on these series.The content is a refreshing change from the food videos.

[@barryeldridge2998]

i will be in siem reap in about 10 weeks my friend is from hanoi, how easy is it to visit those people, oh and youare doing great with these vids too .. thanks

[@NwtyAzn]

I'm still shocked in how you don't have millions of views or subscribers, you deserve it ! best video so far Kyle !! Keep up the awesome work. Thanks for helping those who are in need ! :-)

[@kyleledotnet]

+NwtyAzn Well you can help me reach that by sharing this video with your friends tanks

[@NwtyAzn]

will do !!

[@chrisb7422]

This was so moving beyond words!! Thank you for creating this video Kyle to spread the awareness. Will make it a point to visit this village. Love all your videos, keep up the awesome work!!!

[@maisugar]

We are so proud of you Kyle. Watching you grow up into the man that you are today. Using the platform that you've established through hard work and dedication and using it to help others. Others who are not so lucky as to even have 2 meals a day or proper housing and schooling. I hope this video will be seen by many and it would have been you who have made a difference. Thank you!

[@kyleledotnet]

+maisugar i dont hope to change their lives completely because its going to require government intervention, but i hope to just let tourists be aware of people there- angkor watt is one of the most visited places in this world. If even a small fraction of the people who go to Tonle Sap Lake stop buying the scam rice bags and noodles, then maybe things will get better somehow...

[@andyhong3025]

This was an excellent documentary. Thank you Kyle !

[@jtnguyen5685]

A job well done... I learned something new and very important about these "forgotten" Vietnamese people. Thank you for your work.

[@kyleledotnet]

+JT Nguyen thank you for watching.

[@HuyenNguyen-oi8hb]

I remember the catholic school there. Since we are Vietnamese, we talked to one of the instructors (he was from Tay Ninh) and some of the kids playing on the floor. It was a weekend morning so no classes were in session but it was great to talk to them. No one solicited money from us, we were just hanging out and chatting. The rice bag/food scam must have started rather recently as our trip five years ago did not include any mandatory stops to any of those places.

[@kyleledotnet]

+Huyen Nguyen everyone has different stories of this place. some people told me there were twenty little boats following them with beggars, etc etc

[@michaelstrahan2.0]

I can't believe I've never seen this, Kyle. It made me cry. When you come back, I'd lke to go with you. I'm still here in Cambodia.

[@raymondseng5851]

Michael Patrick Strahan They aren't stuck they chose to be there and can leave whenever

[@michaelstrahan2.0]

Raymond What connection does that have with me wanting to go visit them, exactly?

[@ShameOnBadThai]

Vietnam thief plunged illegal immigrants into Cambodia when they have a lot of Vietnamese population in Cambodia then Viet thieve will rob Cambodia like Viet robbed South East Cambodia Prey Nokor city in 17th century today call Hochimin city.

[@brandydinsmore8214]

Enjoyed your honesty and empathy for these folks and you gave them dignity by listening to them and really looking at them taking the time.

[@vickyvu3791]

Omg I’m so touched by your words, your actions, your heart. You’re so brave Kyle, I look up to you even you are way too younger than me. You’re my big hero. This video, you have showed me how kind how brave you’re are.

[@FoodAndTravel05]

This is probably the best video so far about the lives of less fortunate people. Keep it going Kyle. I hope to get to see you in person one day.

[@kyleledotnet]

+Lilian Tran thank you. feel free to write me.

[@huymynguyen67]

Kyle, how can I help to donate these people? Thanks

[@vinzorelli]

A couple of years ago my mom went to Cambodia to visit, and her bf who's Cambodian took them to Tonle Sap Lake. They got in the shop and my mom saw something she liked so she asked her bf to ask what the price was. He spoke in Khmer and they didn't reply. They started speaking VNese between them and my mom was so surprised. She had no idea that our people were stuck there. So she spent a good amount of time talking to them and everything you said is true. From the Cambodian government not recognizing them, oppressing them and the fake warehouse shops taking money. They are too poor to go back to VN, and they don't even have VN papers. They've tried many times to set foot on land and build there but apparently they get "đánh một cái" and sent back to the waters. Just like you said there's some that have never seen VN and will probably go out of this life without doing so. Oh yeah, apparently the local VN kids always get around in this metallic "chậu" and they know how to paddle whereas if we tried it ourselves we'd be spinning in one place haha. My mom and her bf ended up giving away all their cash that they carried on that day. I've been wanting to spread the cause after hearing the stories but I want to see it with my own eyes first. Thank you for showing us that.

[@alexchophy1697]

your mom n her bf then who is ur father...does he gotta gf too??

[@anthonyluu7633]

Very eye opening to watch this video of yours man. I'll be in Vietnam and Cambodia in March/April and will definitely be visiting thanks to you.

[@gregsimmons1709]

Great work, Kyle. Really good doco, heartfelt, real and authentic. Thank you.

[@rossjesus1315]

This video is beautiful, I never knew the poverty was that horrific. Thank you for making this video Kyle Le, you are an inspiration

[@kyleledotnet]

+Ross Jesus Yes, it's pretty sad, especially when you see a face and a voice behind it. thank you for watching, you are contributing to the greater message

[@LanaLanAnh]

its the sweetest thing to discover your channel, Kylie! thanks for the dedicated job you have done.

[@okytakka]

What a wonderful documentary especially the little boy eats salt because there was no food it really really hit me hard and you are nice wonderful men to show the world how the.vietnamese suffered the in combodia may heaven help to them and I will pray for you as well from Thailand 🇹🇭 and thank you for being a great and compassionate young man and you remind me of my friend Tum in grungthep

[@sookwilson1077]

The little boy eating salt got me. . . I Was in Siem Reap 3 weeks ago, Only went to 5 famous temples, but I saw a 15 Yrs old boy painting in water color inside the Tomb Raider temple. I ask him & his father to finish thier painting the Next day ( I had the 3 days pass ), brought 2 packages of pencils & pen from my limited luggage allowance to the boy & paid for the black / white painting. His father said He's going to evening school, I hope So. I will treasure my painting & will be thinking about them.

[@christophetran6062]

Hi Kyle. I'm living in France. Thank you to show us this video and the hard life of these vietnamese people. It's a great lesson to us. We must appreciate our lives even if we have some problems...

[@kyleledotnet]

+Christophe Tran Thanks Christophe. I hope to visit France one day soon

[@darksinist3r]

Your best work yet. I really appreciate these type of videos and it's really humbling to watch. Keep up the amazing videos!

[@kyleledotnet]

+Darksinister thank you. more to come hopefully

[@yasha95]

I worked in early 90's for UNTAC in Battambang and Siem Reap and that experience profoundly changed my outlook on life. It's very sad to see that in the last 25 years not much has changed.

[@asiancensation]

My favourite of all your videos Kyle, I hope that this brings awareness to our people stuck in Cambodia!

[@vanilla3295]

I was born in veitnam so I came to america at 4 years old but the difference between them and me...... is that my family in Vietnam and america is rich......and I just feel so bad that I never knew about this..... why is life so cruel............

[@mariatran86]

The up most respect and gratitude to you showing the stories of them Vietnamese people!!!! Kudos!!!

[@JuniorLexus6692]

This is a beautiful video capturing Vietnamese lives Cambodia, this video was very educational and touching.👍🏽🇺🇸🇯🇲🌴☀️🌴

[@JazzKaioshin]

Hi Kyle, thanks for allowing some of us to see this early. As a student of anthropology, I consider this to be a great example of ethnographic film (which basically means it captures the day to day experiences of a particular group of people) and I think you should definitely consider making more short films in this style, in Cambodia, Vietnam or wherever. Last year I travelled to Cambodia and spent some time in Kompong Phluk, a floating village also located near Tonle Sap lake. Just as you said in this video, the local people suffering from poverty were completely invisible to tourists. Sad to say that it wasn't surprising to me that the ethnic Vietnamese here are being exploited and neglected by cultural tourism. Check out the film Cannibal Tours by Dennis O'Rourke, it's about the local people in remote areas of Papua New Guinea being similarly exploited by Western tourists, and I think it has parallels with what you experienced.

[@kyleledotnet]

+Karl McGuirk Thanks for sharing Karl. Much appreciated. your story

[@JazzKaioshin]

+Kyle LeDotNet you're welcome dude. Keep at it, hope everything works out for you financially and you get the opportunity to make more of these. We need good filmmakers to represent people like this, cause otherwise they don't have a voice.

[@vietnam4891]

Karl McGuirk m

[@MissTear82]

My dad is Chinese Vietnamese and Cambodian...I went to Cambodia twice and it was ridiculous the type of scamming that went on... my permanent Khmer visa helped me a lot. It's still a very corrupt place. They smile at you and curse at you and talk shit...and when I spoke up in Khmer and cussed them out, they were like "oh shit..she speaks khmer" and hid there faces and ran away. My grandmother is Viet and Cambodian. She lives near the border of Vietnam and if it weren't for her, I'd probably never step foot there again.

[@viethavu8221]

Ive been around VN , china , laos , thai , Malaysia ,sing but never been to Cambodia and i never will. It's not a good place to visit

[@Area51ZeroX]

Sup Kyle saw you with Trevor on his show in Malaysia and i thought you guys were great so hoppin over to show some love and to Sub. Keep doing what you guys are doing much love from the States!

[@kyleledotnet]

thats great to know. thank you

[@suribabumattaparthi]

so amazing..... awesome video kyle. can you make some more videos and show their daily life. i never see this type of video. keep it... once again i thanks to you

[@kyleledotnet]

+Suryanarayana M yes, i want to do more daily life videos of these people, but it's very difficult. i will try my best in the future.

[@thuyhang1360]

Hi Kyle, Thanks for your video, it really opened my mind. All the best

[@lphuongq9696]

another good video; well done Kyle; i liked the fact that you included its location on the map so that viewers can visualize the place

[@dannyle0903]

Good video Kyle. I am glad you show this video out to all Vietnamese abroad... Peace..

[@tonynevermind2865]

I could not do anything better than a share in this moment, I cried deeply inside of my heart. Wish them all best of luck, Hopefully, I will be there one day to help my people and could give them a hand to make their life a bit happier

[@My2RiceBowls]

One of your best videos yet Kyle. Amazing work man.

[@phamphivan8963]

Hello kyle le ,co cam on con rat nhieu ,vi con da hy sinh rat nhieu va cung rat cuc kho de lam nhung video n

[@langchauvin1121]

Nice story. Keep up the good work. You're awesome. 👍 Thanks for sharing.

[@PalPokers]

What a thoughtful video of the lives of Vietnamese is! Tôi đang khóc để cảm nhận được sự khó khăn và chia rẻ chủng tộc của người Việt tại Tonle River . " ..feel guilty. ." as the Kylele.net said.

[@phalafel00]

Great video kyle! Hope you Will be making more videos like this. Big respect

[@kyleledotnet]

+Joey Tribbiani i will try. i prefer making these types of videos but financially and time wise they are impossible to do all the time.

[@liembui4239]

We are touched emotionally watching this. Thank you Kyle, you are a good young man.

[@mightyfatcheeks]

I appreciate your intention and spreading awareness to this. I can't travel there but will be sharing this with my friends. I do wish there's more I can do.

[@bethroesch2156]

Thank you for teaching me something new and for sharing a world I didn't know exists. I can't imagine never being able to see my homeland. Shared and thank you again for sharing

[@fadygirgius3934]

because of this video i was in this school 2 days ago. thanks for the producer. now situation is the same. the same lady who is cooking. same furniture and she still need 20 bags of rice monthly which some time cant getas there wereno much tourist stop there. she has 3 kids living in school while others come and go.

[@minhvu5239]

video của anh thật sự rất ý nghĩa, hi vọng kênh sẽ ngày càng phát triển và mang đến phần nào may mắn cho người dân việt nam còn khó khăn nơi xứ người

[@EastTennesseeVol]

I appreciate the strength and resilience of the Vietnamese people.

[@builinhchi7719]

Today I accidentally find your channel and I must say that I find your videos are very useful. Thank you!! Keep moving man 😍😍

[@kyleledotnet]

+Linh Chi nothing is by accident.

[@ht3oldnavy]

I toured this place and quite a few other places just before you got there and you are exactly right about everything. I cried every night in my hotel room of the sites and stories I was told by people there.

[@SJisthebest88]

I'm so glad you shed light on this. you're amazing kyle...

[@midon007]

Nice video and very informative. I hope they can return to Vietnam as they wish

[@Mimi-s8k]

Excellent video! You have such a big heart! Wonderful to see!

[@kyleledotnet]

+Saundra Daryab thanks

[@rahjccie5406]

Kyle.... I want to go here "Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia" and help... Thank you so much for sharing! It's so sad to see how people are living and kids do not have an opportunity to better themselves. Please provide any info you have. I am travel to Vietnam in Nov.

[@huuhoctran1792]

Tôi mới biết được kênh Kyle gần đây thôi. Kênh hay quá Nhìn mấy em học sinh còn đeo khăn quàng - một góc của lá cờ Việt Nam, cảm giác thật khó tả. Phần trước Kyle có một câu rất hay: "Wherever they go, they will still remember their roots".

[@hieulu3]

I don't usually comment on videos, but I have to say your videos really informative and eye opening my man!!! I myself is a Vietnamese who moved to U.S when I was 9, and watching all your videos really help me understand how lucky I am sitting here today. I had hear that Vietnam is pretty corrupted, but did not know it was this bad.

[@AboutKhmer]

I grew up in Cambodia but never knew about this. Thank you kyle.

[@kyleledotnet]

+Jacq15 Well, hopefully more people will know now.

[@timberr8357]

I am cambodian . there are alot of schools in cambodia and I don't understand why don't they come to study with cambodian people.we don't Discriminate vietnamese. but if they want to study vietnam language, Our government cannot provide them the Primary school,high school or university. And you guys should understand about this Problem. CHAM citizens they also lived in cambodia for along time. They study cambodia language,they go to study with cambodian people. now most of them can get a job in cambodia. example 1 : you are a vietnamese but you born in cambodia. if you want to get a good job in cambodia, what should you do? example2 : I am a cambodian but I born in vietnam. if I want to get a good job in vietnam, what should I do?. sorry about grammar I'm not good at English but I try to explain about this.

[@minhnguyen5888]

The problem is they don't have any kind of documents or IDs granted by Cambodia govs, so schooling and jobs are impossible.

[@sonle1466]

Funky173 that's right,bro! Id card nope, paper nope. So how???

[@raoke69]

I enjoyed seeing your empathy and exploration into the every life of real people. You have a good heart brother.

[@andytang6378]

Hey Kyle, you should delete all the negative comments. What you're doing is beautiful. We don't need hateful words on here. Thanks for your clips.

[@HoangTran53-d4y]

Usually i don't really comment on video but this one is amazing my man. Much respect to you Kyle for your kind heart , an amazing video! If you ever come back to the region, please let me know.....i would like to help them.....thanks...

[@kyleledotnet]

+fivewinwin yes. i will anounce it all over social media if i ever come back. the thugs will bewaiting for me too.

[@ThatTuesdayGuy]

Very eye opening, and you tell the story incredibly well.

[@vietswwagg]

This pisses me off and hurts watching this. Thank you Kyle for documenting this it makes me realize how fortunate I am I wish I could help

[@thetwo6117]

this has to be one of your best video yet... 👍👍👏 doing some great work there Kyle. if you don't mind I will share this video.

[@kyleledotnet]

+The Two thank you. please share it for me.

[@VanOnDemand]

Awesome work Kyle, One day when I go back I'll try and do what your doing.

[@kyleledotnet]

+VanOnDemand sure. definitely

[@kathybui1918]

Thanks for your documentary! It brings tears to my eyes. I feel so sad for their life.

[@elainejackson5156]

Beautiful video. Beautiful people.

[@kyleledotnet]

+Elaine Jackson hey Elaine, thank you

[@trongie]

+Elaine Jackson 16:38

[@duytanaks]

Thanks for bringing us this video with all moving information

[@tgurl220]

My heart goes out to these people. Thanks Kyle for sharing this video.

[@daoha9385]

Thanks for sharing. Tội nghiệp đồng hương mình quá. We are so blessed. 🙏🙏🙏

[@trumxutau]

Nice video Kyle. Similar situations that I encountered during my medical outreach trips to Central America, especially in the Dominican Republic. This video really reminds me of the orphans I met there. Well done!

[@kyleledotnet]

+trumxutau thank you for the your help

[@AaronandKim]

Thank you for your video. It really is hard to swallow. You did the right thing by letting the world see this problem as it really is.

[@og33vo]

good work bud. best vid so far!

[@AdFuntureRioPrasetyo]

beautiful blog Kyle! thank for sharing,...