INDIA: Hey! I'm In Bengaluru!

[@codelunatic]

such a contrast and balanced video when compared to Bald and bankrupt but I guess you won't get many views with honest videos

[@InternationalBigshot]

I just looked up Bald & Bankrupt. You're right...quite different.

[@johnydesparado123]

Unfortunately, he was honest too , he didn't make up whatever he witnessed. you can call it bangalore if the pronunciation is hard bro

[@codelunatic]

@@johnydesparado123 not entirely honest, that's a part of India and does not represent how the whole country is, where as he implies that whole of the country is the same

[@the_drifter-bw9hj]

​@@johnydesparado123 that's like showing a Detroit ghetto and saying the whole America is like that. It's not a fair assessment of a huge and diverse country like India.

[@BadAss_691]

@@the_drifter-bw9hj What have Indians done other than blaming Congress, Muslims and democracy for all their woes?😂… The simple fact is India can’t support 0.45 billion people properly whereas it has 1.45 billion…. Comparing oneself to Detroit or Michigan is living in full’s paradise….

[@ShriNidhi-zu2im]

ನಮ್ಮ ಬೆಂಗಳೂರಿನಿಂದ ಯಾರು ನೋಡ್ತಿದ್ದೀರಿ ಹೇಳಿ ಗೆಳೆಯರೇ ✌️

[@Madreels.]

Naanu

[@SebastianMelvinKumar]

Thikka 😂😂 Boli maga 😂😂

[@SaikatB]

I immediately liked your calm demeanor and the self mocking channel name and intro.

[@InternationalBigshot]

Thanks for the note. I appreciate that.

[@matgranger5061]

Bengaluru has the best weather in India.

[@InternationalBigshot]

After my experience with the weather in Chennai and Puducherry I have to agree. The cool weather when I arrived in Bengaluru was really nice.

[@shawtyneedtostfu]

if you still in Bangalore , you should explore kormangala ,Jayanagar,Indiranagar and jp nagar . Also must try 'Taaza Tindi" restaurant, Jayanagar for authentic bangalore food

[@WanderEats]

Tourist of the Year nominee, Bill Price... I gotta say the pathway does look much friendlier and greenery too.

[@InternationalBigshot]

I only saw a small part of it but the greenery reminded me a little bit of KL.

[@ShirazHansen]

5:53 You got that backwards. It's definitely called 'Metro'. Subway is a sandwich shop. 😉

[@user-ve4cj4dc1y]

WELCOME TO NAMMA BENGALURU SIR THANK YOU FOR VISITING ENJOY YOUR TIME

[@InternationalBigshot]

Thanks!

[@Dattatreya-pm4lq]

Greetings Sir , You Are A Gentleman & A Scientific Thinker ! Fantastic Sir ! Appreciate Your Sober Observations Inspite Of The Density Of People & Traffic ...

[@InternationalBigshot]

Scientific thinker? Thanks for that! 🤓

[@DeepakKumar-qn2oi]

Bengaluru is situated at 900ft above sea level.... That's why it's cooler compared to Chennai....

[@fleur257]

3000 ft not 900 ft

[@MrReklez]

900 m which is 3000ft

[@fleur257]

@@MrReklez Correct !

[@guardiansofgalaxy664]

its 3000metres above sea level

[@kudla2london]

@@guardiansofgalaxy664 3000 meters? crikey we went from 900 feet to 3000 meters haha

[@Ambari_]

Welcome to Namma Bengaluru 💛❤️

[@Wisewolf09]

What about Himalayan states?

[@InternationalBigshot]

One of my Indian 'goals' is to visit West Bengal. I've always wanted to visit Darjeeling after watching Main Hoon Na. I understand much of that movie was filmed at a school there. Plus the 'toy' train looks like it might be fun to try once.

[@GM_-]

Try the Ooty small train in the Western Ghats. It's much closer to Bangalore.

[@bodhisathvan]

Chennai Bengaluru Mysuru shatabdi is a day train, so no sleepers but only chair cars

[@dwarasamudra8889]

Bengaluru is the 4th largest city in India with 12 million people. Delhi has 33 million, Mumbai around 23 million, Kolkata 14 million, Hyderabad and Chennai 10-11 million, Ahmedabad around 9 million, Surat and Pune 8 million. Next largest cities are Jaipur and Lucknow with 4 million each.

[@aarongonsalves8874]

Its used to be very cold in Bangalore. Now to too much development it's hotter

[@nkl07ba12]

i suggest you check some temprature reading for last 50 years

[@MrPrashanth619]

True local here.. Bangalore is getting hotter every summer.

[@aarongonsalves8874]

@@nkl07ba12 used to go as low as 10 degrees but hardly goes below 18 degrees during winters yea development has kinda changed the city. This summer the temperature reached 38.5 degree . It's a record

[@Amithn90]

Regarding wearing shorts, you need to look out for mosquitoes. Bangalore has a dengue problem and in the first month of arriving here, I was hospitalized with dengue. If you have any fabric or body spray against mosquitoes, please do use it

[@InternationalBigshot]

Thanks for the tip!

[@rajavishnuvardhana6830]

You can say bangalore no issues😊 bangalore is 4th largest city after Mumbai, Delhi, kolkata.

[@StubbySquid-1]

lol… it’s not the hipster section of the town. Those cafés are spread across the city.

[@fleur257]

You should travel to Mysore, Coorg, Hampi and the coastal areas - Gokarna etc.

[@InternationalBigshot]

I won't be able to do that on this trip but I realized that my plan of simply visiting India was flawed from the start. India is big, really big. Next time I come I will have to concentrate on a single area only. It could take years of travel to truly appreciate the country.

[@paroxymal7688]

Stick to rural areas and enjoy nature , I don't know what you can see in these urban cities that you have already must have seen thousand times.​@@InternationalBigshot

[@IHE87]

Welcome to Bangalore. Don't mind the traffic.

[@Sai-q4d]

Sir, we call metro, not subway. Subway is burger for us. Thanks for visiting our city. Namma Bengaluru.

[@street-food-lover]

*❤World fastest growing city Bengaluru❤* No other city beat Bengaluru in india

[@justan0therpleb599]

Is that true?

[@street-food-lover]

@@justan0therpleb599 *yes* you can google it

[@InternationalBigshot]

Or, as I like to say, "You can look that up."

[@SamsungM34-o9j]

Can you pls tell how is your audio so clear despite being noisy

[@InternationalBigshot]

1. I use a microphone. Sometimes you can see it under my shirt. 2. The editing software I use (Final Cut) has a voice isolation feature. In noisy environments I can isolate my voice a little bit from any other noises.

[@harshanandakumar8432]

KZbin recommended your channel to me, and I must say I really enjoyed your storytelling about the city, especially your experiences on your first day in Bengaluru. I hope you're enjoying your stay, and I’m looking forward to seeing more of your upcoming videos! Regarding your experience with the subway, I understand that recording can be a challenge. However, I think there may be a way to vlog on the Metro without causing inconvenience to commuters. It seems reels were banned because they disrupted others, but perhaps you could explain to the authorities that your intention is to create a respectful travel vlog. They may be open to it if approached with that context. Wishing you all the best for your future adventures!

[@InternationalBigshot]

Thanks for the tip, and for watching!

[@sharan_gh9967]

Welcome to Bangalore ❤🎉

[@HARSHADtp]

Because Bangalore's elevation is over 900 metres from sea level, which is even Higher than some himalayan foothill cities such as the Dehradun.

[@TS-pq8km]

Daytime chair class is definitely my favourite means of getting around. The Executive Class can be a little expensive and I miss the visiting wallahs that you get in second class chair but overall a great product

[@InternationalBigshot]

It took me a while to learn the various classes, but once I figured out the India Rail website though I felt like an expert!

[@coconutgaming3883]

The correct way to pronounce Mysore is my-sur Mysore is also called mysoru just like Bengaluru

[@InternationalBigshot]

Roger that!

[@aswinhanagal4293]

Hi, i grew up in Bangalore, dont worry, its totally okay to say Bangalore instead of Bengaluru. By the way bangalore has a metro population of about 11 million. See ya later when you decide to explore my current town of Philly... Edit: Then i realized you're from Pennsylvania haha

[@ShreyasBharadwaj]

It's most certainly called Bengaluru Metro

[@randomguy7175]

Welcome to Bangaluru... Hope you have good time..

[@sanathsan...]

Thank you sir!

[@chungfromchina9307]

I recommend koshy restaurant on st Marks road for a good old world dining experience while in Bangalore 👍

[@InternationalBigshot]

Next time! I'm not in Bengaluru any more. My videos are a little bit behind my travel schedule. Thanks for the tip though.

[@KakashiHatake-vv4cw]

its rainy season so it's cool there do carry an umbrella or raincoat

[@HyderabadInfra]

Nice Vlog

[@InternationalBigshot]

Thanks for watching!

[@dasaritra007]

Bangalore is at a higher altitude around 900 m ....hence the weather

[@SeachGateINDIA]

Bill=Price 😁

[@nands1985]

Please do visit Nagpur city which is heart of India and Zero mile plus diamond crossing railway track of India 🛤️ cleanest and greenest city after Bangalore

[@fleur257]

Bill - Which place in the US are you from ?

[@InternationalBigshot]

Pennsylvania, it's in the north east.

[@Carlosbenee]

@@InternationalBigshotScranton ? I am aware the series The Office is based on that area 😀

[@InternationalBigshot]

I live 12 miles north of Scranton, in Carbondale--where Pam went to buy a printer in one of the episodes.

[@Carlosbenee]

@@InternationalBigshot wonderful that’s nice to know you live near Scranton! yeah I remember she went for the pricing shredders in Carbondale for Pam’s replacement episode

[@consciouschapters8396]

Nice

[@InternationalBigshot]

Thanks

[@oyaaenjylife]

nice

[@desiinamerica]

Nice VLOG! 1:36 It is 3,000 ft above sea level that's what makes it cooler. 4:40 You will only get guesstimates for the population since the last census happened all the way back in 2011. The next census (Mandated by law every 10 years) was supposed to happen in 2021 but got postponed for two years because of covid & then here was the general elections (It is massive effort since it is the largest democracy in the world). It is supposed to happen the end of the year. So people extrapolate from the 2011 figures.

[@InternationalBigshot]

Thanks for the info. In the U.S. we do our census every 10 years also.

[@desiinamerica]

@@InternationalBigshot Yes I'm in US - filling out one rn Not the regular one but a community survey is what they call it. I do remember one happening in 2020.Not sure why again! Found out The 2024 Census Survey was designed to provide insight into how people engage with the online questionnaire and the invitation materials they received in the mail. This survey was conducted as part of a small-scale testing program aimed at gathering initial data about proposed enhancements for the 2030 Census design. Lucky me :)

[@kapilboro1717]

4th largest Indian City

[@InternationalBigshot]

Roger that!

[@kishan5481]

Saying Banglore is absolutelty fine bengaluru is not correct either, in kannada it is different pronounciation which cannot be written in English because it is a different letter of L all-together

[@saulgoodman1046]

bald and not bankrupt

[@BizVerseTv]

did you mean m.c road?

[@InternationalBigshot]

If I remember correctly it's called "MG Road" locally. I believe the official name is Mahatma Gandhi Road.

[@ArchanaHome-l8j]

Churchill has unpaid debt in a bangalore bar.

[@AbdulRahman-iq4es]

Hey sir if u upto I can show you around Bangalore take u around for a drive hmu if u interested

[@InternationalBigshot]

I appreciate the offer, but I am now in Malaysia. My videos can't keep up with me! 🤓

[@plazmagaming2182]

South India is the best region no doubt

[@BizVerseTv]

musooorie says otherwise

[@InternationalBigshot]

I really enjoyed Bengaluru more than some other placed I visited. One of my Indian travel goals though is Darjeeling, way up north. That will have to wait until next year though.

[@sayanchx]

@@InternationalBigshot if you go up to Darjeeling don't miss going all the way upto Sikkim !! The entire North-Eastern part of India is magical !!

[@ssv.d]

Welcome to karnataka kannada nadu

[@ssv.d]

Why kannada is written last its chennai bangalore mysore shatabdi train board Shameless outsiders trying to destroy kannada but want karnataka resources.... Tamil hindi english then kannada...its time for kannada language autonomy