IT'S OVER: Why Dubai Is a Bubble About To Collapse

Find out why Dubai is about to collapse economically and also has an expensive fight with the desert. We all have the idea that Dubai is rich and prosperous, and while this is true, it also has its dark side. The Miami of the Middle East is undoubtedly just an illusion and at any moment the bubble bursts. Watch the full video to find out why.

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[tugrulustaoglu]

‼️Dubai today is 44 degrees, it is seen as 53 degrees on the phone... While driving on the road, I was talking to my wife about the lack of air conditioning, the windows were closed but it was still not cold enough inside the car, then the bus carrying the construction workers passed us and I was very upset and ashamed of myself., the people in the bus look like they are dying from the heat, no one is smiling, all the windows of the bus are open so the air conditioner is not working or there is no air conditioning, this is an embarrassing system... UEA trying to make everything flashy, trying to make everything perfect, the ministry of labor or the royal unaware of it or It is very sad that it is careless or does not bring a certain standard...

[tysonhughes]

As long as corrupted government official/cartel/black market/war lords around the world still exist then Dubai will never lose its position as “wallet of illegal money”

[PaulaDautremont]

I was stationed in Dubai for Desert Storm. Back then, it was an awesome city. Over the years, I have followed their rapid expansion which seemed to happen to quickly. I had a feeling that this would come back to bite them in the butt and now it seems that it has.

[Chainbreak]

They treat certain racial groups extremely poor in Dubai

[natebowling]

I am always fascinated when the video title is strident and absolute but the video is more nuanced and/or doesn't actually make the case presented in the title

[thefxautopilot]

I was there a couple of weeks ago. Beautiful and I'll go back.

[anatolykirpichev]

I’ve been hearing about the imminent collapse of Dubai for almost two decades now. If anything, it grows bigger, stronger, and wealthier almost every year. With their leadership and vast resources, Dubai and UAE as a whole have a much brighter future than most countries in the world, including those in the West.

[dac]

Its a artificial dump. Lived there 2 years and glad to get out

[johnwoodall]

Dubai uses foreign workers as slaves. The downtown is connected only by highways, there are no sidewalks from one area to another. There are no street stores except for the old market area. You can also be arrested for being gay, or being improperly dressed in public.

[soldraconian]

I was going to move to Dubai for more money when I was 19 because my passport takes me anywhere and they advertised great paying jobs but never did so and I’m glad I didn’t.

[thisandthatfloridausa]

Good informative video, thank you. Good luck with your youtube channel.❤️

[SuperTonyony]

It's so popular to predict the collapse of countries these days! I'm hard pressed to think of a nation whose demise HASN'T been predicted over and over and over again.😅😂😅😂

[robertal]

USA : I was in California and Texas..
Undocumented workers do all agricultural jobs...
In New York city: many shops, delis.
...undocumented worker specifically from Mexico...

[Jeff-xpun]

These sound like common issues that affect other cities and can be challenging, none the less can be over come with a ingenuity, except for the food issues. Food issues can be a more challenging.

[firstcuerealtors]

Global Average Debt Ratio is 53% .. whereas Dubai is at 35% way below than all major countries in the world !

[theworldisavampire]

I always thought Dubai was cold & sterile looking. Very sad.

[mirjanatrifunovic]

Money comes, money goes, but desert stays

[SeanTheNoob]

1 year later, UAE keeps getting stronger

[crippa]

Just got back from dubai 3 weeks ago. Dubai is def growing richer and bigger had an amazing experience.

[scottharper]

With all the incredible wealth of that city, they can’t pay their foreign workers enough to live nor will they do enough infrastructure investment to support the city.