I'm so fed up with Indian Scammers

They make the YouTube comment section unbearable, they hurt businesses for their own benefit and can not accept that there is a mathematics and education outside of their country. Jee Advance should be cancelled honestly, what a waste of everyone's resources... I've had enough, I can't keep up with this anymore.

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0:00 Indians Hurting my Business
7:11 Their Obnoxious Behaviors on Youtube

[PapaFlammy]

Sorry for the bad vibes on a Saturday, but I just couldn't keep my mouth shut on that behalf an longer. Thanks for watching, hope you understand my points.

Edit: I edited the title a bit because some subscribers were concerned of eventual community strikes. Thanks for pointing that out!

[saiashishvure]

Yo one thing I've found interesting is that I've never seen these obnoxious comments on videos about MVC, PDES, 2nd order ODEs, Laplace & Fourier Transforms, Power series etc. And I think it's because all these concepts aren't a part of jee syllabus. So i think these bois are just "aspirants" bragging about their exams' difficulty rather than exploring higher maths or olympiads and contest problems.

[tylerdurden]

I get that this man makes valid point about scams originating in India and Indians feeling excessively proud of their history, but I as an Indian would not be apologizing on behalf on anyone, just because someone in my country has done something wrong, there is no need for other Indians to try to salvage the image of Indians by apologizing. You did nothing wrong and you owe nobody an apology. Peace out.

[Kahhru]

I'm happy this video hasn't been taken down for "racism" or whatever... Thank you for speaking your mind. Means a lot to us who are also fed up with these types of people.

[mimo]

You have earned me as a subscriber. I can completely relate to whatever you say - about the huge number of assholes in India. I am an Indian myself, and I am fed up of these assholes too.

[brucewu]

As a Chinese..I can say the issues the second half of the video addressed happened in my country too lol. There’s no focus on intuition and deriving things, and Chinese people loves to brag about how some theorems were “discovered” way ahead of Western countries too. But if you can read Classical Chinese and look into it, most of them are just some summaries of particular examples of a specific theorem and there’s never proof or generalization of the case whatsoever lmao. One can only be great if he acknowledges he’s not that great at the beginning so that learning follows. For a country/ civilization, it’s the same thing.

[alwysrite]

understand your frustrations and when SCAMMERS push hardworking people to the brink, then this video is well justified. I did not know those SCAMMERS have this new avenue so thankyou for educating us.

[cyborg.ms]

as someone who cleared that exam i can confirm that I totally agree upon what he says about the exam, the type of preparation we go through for 2+ years prior to exam just kills your creativity (as the questions in that exam require you think in certain way this over period of years has influence on other aspects of your life) I'm trying really hard get my creativity back and yes we are not offended but in fact feel frustrated too.

[Saswatosen]

JEE flexing annoys the hell out of a lot of Indians as well hahah

[rektwatermelon]

I am from India and omg..you are absolutely correct...here in India there is a weird sense of pride that I don't get...everything turns into politics even mathematics...nationalistic politics is getting more and more on the rise...the issue is most of the Indians here don't even care about the content but only want to brag, which isn't how math is supposed to be done... what's more they act as if they invented or discovered many of the techniques and results when in fact they only learnt a result and think they "know"maths...I guess this is what happens when an education system is built for creating workers and not individuals who think...it gets to my nerves everytime and am glad that you brought this topic up

[DissonantSynth]

Thank you so much for having the courage to speak up about this. So many people feel exactly the same way you do. We're all sick of this.

[sujalchhetry]

We Nepalese can't thank you enough man, you literally pulled out a bunch of us failing dudes from hating maths to loving maths like our girlfriends. We are 5 friends from Nepal and we absolutely love and respect you dude. You're are a great teacher. Please don't feel bad due to some people who brag, they brag because they failed themselves in some way. Love from Nepal, you're dope.🇳🇵🇳🇵❤❤❤

[Banzybanz]

I feel for you mate, getting scammed truly hurts. Not only because of the loss, but also the sense of betrayal. The decision to not do any future business with Indians is harsh but pragmatic. Hopefully you can continue doing it because you seem to like it a lot.

As for JEE, the only people who think of it as the "toughest exam in the world" are stupid children. JEE is merely an entrance exam for higher secondary school or junior college students (17-18 year olds) for getting into the govt's premier engineering colleges.
Anyone who has completed an engineering degree (or any science degree) is far better qualified. It's like the 4 year old who gets impressed by the 10 year old because he can count upto a hundred. To the 4 year old, maths is only counting.

[skeletorwillreturnwithmore]

As an Indian, I confirm that whatever you spoke in the second part is 100% true.

[zaydmohammed]

I know this is a bit unrelated but i would like to tell you that you and the rest of the youtube math community have been a lifesaver for me. I was extremely depressed about not being able to afford private tuitions (in India its almost considered necessary now to take tuitions to pass exams) However your videos helped me through this and i also for the first time in my life, felt passionate and interested about mathematics. So i just hope you get to see this and remember there are many people like me who you have inspired :)

[xa-]

Ich lerne Deutsch, es ist sehr schwer, aber deine Videos motivieren mich

When it's hard, just remember how many people are positively affected by your videos every day - literally thousands! Thanks very much for creating all your videos so far.

[IshaaqNewton]

There are many indian bros who are actually helpful and nice. But I have noticed that a big portion of internet scams are originated from India. Which is kinda sad. I am sad that this is happening to you.

[mrpotatohed]

There are a lot of Indian students in my college's graduate program. They are some of the nicest people I've ever met. It's sad to see this happening to you, and I wish you the best.

[mexicanwootwoot]

I love your content and what you do for the math, physics, and engineering community on Youtube. Hope everything gets better!

[erenjaeger]

Yo so sorry for this. I felt like you were about to cry at the middle of the video. There are some people full of insecurities who can’t do any thing in life and they just throw flex on the internet. Those people that boast about themselves, in reality they can’t even quality to sit in jee advanced. Again extremely sorry on behalf of people from my community!!