Poverty in the Philippines Is Unlike Anything You've Ever Seen [4K]

Join me for an intimate look into the lives of Filipinos living in Tabing-Dagat, Poblacion Bacoor, Cavite, Philippines. Unfiltered exploration of tight wooden and concrete pathways reveals hidden poverty, connects you with friendly and resilient locals, and exposes you to tough living conditions. Discover the actual face of the Philippines up close. Learn how Filipinos adapt to difficult living situations. I observed how miserable life and living situations in this place. So join me as we learn about the genuine facts of Filipino life in Tabing-Dagat, Bacoor, Cavite. #philippines #4kwalk #walkingtour #poverty #slums #reallife #tabingdagat #bacoorcavite #shockingreality #realitybites #streetwalk

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[jensen]

So sad but have you notice that everyone has smile and also everyone has nice clean clothes. They are living the best way they can and I admire that.

[fkyvqiu]

No matter where he went there was always someone with a smile on their face.Filipinos are incredibly resilient.

[bmohdzaid]

After watching the video I realised that life is not all about luxury its just simplicity and happiness you gather. No matter what the situation you’re in.

[guccithunder]

I've never been much of a materialistic type of person but many Americans need to watch this video if they wanna complain about not having much in their life. If they have a roof over their head, Food, Clothes, Good Relationships, they should be grateful like everyone is this video.

[tpgboy]

I work and live in Singapore, and I've met a number of Filipinos along the way. They're the nicest, kindest and happiest people I've met in my life. Very accommodating and kind.

[UncleSanDiego]

I’m from the Philippines and I was humbled at where I came from. We’ve always been family oriented. They maybe poor by our standards but they’re happy! Made me realize that as long as my basic needs are met everything else is wanting not needing, there’s a Big!difference. Appreciate what you have

[DarrenExplorz]

36:18 As an American Filipino, This right here is what we are all about Giving no matter the situation we are in. Him offering a drink is just so warming and got me damn teary eyed.
I was there for a month, couple years ago and I loved it. It felt like home for some reason and I was comfortable the moment I stepped off the plane there.

Much Love to all my PINOYS and my Family there. ♥

[mark.manalo]

Born in the Philippines and came to the United States with my Mom, Grandparents, and 2 siblings when I was 9 months old. Watching these types of videos makes me truly appreciate what my family came from. From extreme poverty to living the "American Dream". My Filipino people always inspire me to be thankful for what I have because if they can smile through this, then anything is possible. Love and good vibes to all of my family back home!

[aeriesadao]

I saw that practically everyone the YouTuber met was friendly, warm, and welcoming. That is the culture of all Filipinos. They welcome their guests as if they were family.

[SatishKumar-vcmk]

I am in UAE and have seen so many Philipino People here. Out of curiosity I explore few article about them and it was saying they are very very good in hospitality. They are very soft spoken, humble people. After 10 hr and sometimes 12 hr of work at shopping center, i could not find a single mark of stress on their face. I do have too much love and respect to Philipino friends.
After watching this video, it has increased further.

[kal-el]

This guy has some balls to go in a place like that. You’ll never know what happens any minute. Salute you sir!

[nasithach]

I love the Philippines; the people are the kindest and most welcoming folks in Asia.

[markko]

Worked in the MIddle East for four years and soon became friends and grew to admire the people of the Philippines. Amazing people with strong resolve. I will visit their one day.

[LoveIsWar]

This is a reminder to wake up grateful.

[samverma]

Filipino people are so friendly and loving. Big heart for all of your❤❤❤

[jennysay]

Im originally from Thailand and now living in Canada . I went to Philippines and stayed there for a month in March and absolutely love it, and I enjoyed my vacation there. I tried to help as much as I can to those who are in need, people were so nice. Will definitely be going there again .

[KingdomWithin]

Filipinos are some of the most welcoming and humble people I know from experience living in Hawaii and this right here shows the true and loving heart these people have even when only having the least. God bless the filipino people!🙏

[RISQUE]

Wow...this video had me in tears in certain sections. My best friend, who is more like a sister to me than my real sister, grew up in a similar community there in the Philippines and seeing this makes me love and appreciate her even more. My heart and soul goes out to the people of the Philippines, keep the faith and know that God is always with you.❤

[seudotrofio]

there´s so important things to learn about this video:
1- Money dont give you happiness.
2- Always have to be thankful for the things you have
3- Your reallity is a reflexion of your mind (they´re not educated at all)
4- Knowledge can change your live (poor knowledge = poor live)
5- You can be a lovely person no matter what.

[brandonthompson]

I don't understand why they dump their trash in the water. I know there is practically no support from the government for disposal, but as a community, I would like to think they could come up with something better. Don't get me wrong, I feel bad for their poverty level to a great extent, but I get frustrated at the level of waste in the water.