walking alone in the deep night rain. walk in the rain at midnight, seoul

[@TsRelaxing]

Hi Rambler.. Im from Indonesia.. Very good video, I like it ❤️

[@Brianrelix]

I may be late commenting on this video and maybe no one will see this comment, but I come here every morning and every day because of my depression. This soothing music helped me a lot. I just wanted to say thank you for letting me get through the tough times.

[@mmxvmia]

Seen 💐

[@Edneri]

Perfect

[@AmbientWalking]

Thanks again for this really great video. I always love to travel with you. : )

[@MrKano37]

This is absolutely awesome!!!! You can tell that the sounds are real for this video because you can actually hear the sound of water splashing as cars drive by!!!! Not to mention seeing other people walking around as well. 👍

[@alejandrapalaciosBTS7]

Great rain videos ☔💧🌧️so relaxing and beautiful I love it ❤️🇨🇴☺️ thank you

[@kartikeyawalks6066]

Beautiful rain videos as always

[@waveyp5986]

Wonderful!

[@ranjauajad]

what a lovely night walking tour experience in the rain, happy holiday friend, hope u always happy :)

[@FavelaDomini904]

Pero claro

[@morganarodriguesfeitosa1281]

Eu teria medo. Prefiro ficar em casa segura, aquecida e ouvindo o som da chuva até adormecer.

[@raining2224]

Every night I hear this music and read the comments that makes my heart feel comforted I hope that everyone who reads my comments will be healthy and not worried It will all go away with time. Be happy and don't care.

[@VillageAmbience1]

wow, love from Bangladesh

[@emilywilson3469]

Same route over and over.

[@nigelmikaele]

Stranger in Moscow lord have mercy.. like a stranger in Moscow lord have mercy

[@dwaynedibbley6124]

3 min time loop lol

[@mrmustard-mp6ij]

Virtually every rain video on KZbin is made with short loops. That being said, this video isn't a three-minute loop; you posted too quickly after you saw the first transition. Actually, the first three minutes seem to be a "preview" of what you'll see in the entire video (notice all of the obvious cuts to show the different content.) And now proof: See the guy at the intersection at 0:14? See how it cuts away at 0:17? Now if you go past that first three minutes of "preview" and look at that guy again the next time you see him at 3:08...lo and behold there is no cut-away this time. The guy turns the corner and keeps walking. The person filming also crosses, makes a left and keeps walking. New footage is shown. This video is undoubtedly a loop of some length, but it's not just a copypasta of three minutes of footage repeated for five hours.

[@thomashurley8003]

@@mrmustard-mp6ij You would think that the walk could be longer.

[@mrmustard-mp6ij]

@@thomashurley8003 (Edit: Gonna point out that after reading your comment I went back and watched a few minutes of this video and paid more attention than the last time I watched it when I was falling asleep. The first three minutes are like a "preview" of what you'll see coming up in the video; if one pays attention there are obvious cuts in that first three minutes as the 'previews' are shown. If you watch past the first "loop point" at three minutes, the footage is different, so actually this video isn't just a three-minute-loop repeated; time stamps and proof of this are in my edited original comment, above. This is even worse for Sherlock Holmes up there, because this shows that they didn't even try to see if what they posted was true, they just saw that first loop and ran off to the comments section to reveal the "huge secret" they discovered.) Some folks make these videos with 15-second loops, some with 5-minute, some with 10-minute, and some of these folks actually walk around for three, four, six hours without any loops. The loops aren't really a big deal to me; I use these to relax before sleep and I don't really need more than fifteen minutes. After that I am asleep and the sound keeps me calm. If one wants to see actual hours of walking around, there are other videos out there. Friggin' thousands of them - they're very common. But, as I pointed out in my edit, this video isn't a 3-minute loop. I am sure it is looped, somewhere, but the footage shown is definitely not limited to three minutes' worth. My point in responding to the OP is that "discovering" that a rain video is made with loops, and then pointing that out like one is some kind of awesome sleuth is lame. No one that makes these rain videos is trying to hide the fact that they're looped (it's obvious, yeah? One can physically see the transitions), so pointing it out with a "LOL" is useless and silly. It's sad that humans will take absolutely, positively any opportunity to elevate themselves and put others down. But I give it to Dwayne Dibbley up there... they found the fact that this rain video is looped! Wow! They're so smart, and all of us should feel stupid if we ever thought this five-hour rain video was an uncut five-hour walk. There's always one pointing out the loops on rain videos, as if they've found something that the video creator was trying to hide, or like they've found something the rest of us are just not seeing. Some people point out on ten-hour rain videos that the sun never comes up, or goes down. Wow. That's pretty sleuthy. It's... almost as if these three- or five- or ten-hour rain videos weren't actually meant for you to watch the whole thing, and were meant for you to relax and then fall asleep while watching. Maybe.