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🇵🇭 LIVING IN BGC PHILIPPINES IS WAY BETTER THAN USA (AS A MILLIONAIRE) 🇺🇸 

Brian The Lion
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You ever have one of those moments where you just sit back and think, "Wow, I could get used to this?" No, I'm not talking about that fleeting sense of accomplishment after assembling a piece of IKEA furniture without ending up with extra screws and a migraine. I'm talking about life in Bonifacio Global City, or BGC as the cool kids call it. Now, if you’re wondering where BGC is, let me enlighten you. It’s this shimmering oasis in the middle of Manila, Philippines. It’s like someone took a chunk of Beverly Hills, threw in a dash of New York swagger, and sprinkled it with the warm, welcoming charm of Filipino culture. Voila! You’ve got BGC.
Let me paint you a picture: Imagine a place where skyscrapers kiss the clouds, and the streets are so clean, you’d swear they’ve never seen a single piece of litter. That’s BGC for you. It’s a paradise where modernity and tradition hold hands and skip down the street together. The people? Oh, they’re a different breed altogether. Filipinos have this uncanny ability to make you feel like you’ve known them your whole life. You walk into a café, and by the time you leave, you’ve got a new best friend, an invitation to a family gathering, and a stomach full of the best adobo you’ve ever tasted.
The women here? They're the perfect blend of beauty, brains, and a wicked sense of humor. You know how they say, “Behind every great man is a woman rolling her eyes”? Well, in the Philippines, behind every great woman is a man trying to keep up. They’re quirky in the most delightful way, with a zest for life that’s downright contagious. And despite the omnipresence of social media, they haven’t fallen into the pit of superficiality that seems to plague the West. It’s refreshing, really.
Now, let’s talk about the nightlife. Oh, the nightlife! BGC is like that friend who always knows where the party’s at. From high-end bars to cozy little pubs, there’s something for everyone. You’ve got places like The Island, where the cocktails flow like water, and the music makes you forget all about your nine-to-five grind. And the people you meet! Every night is like a social adventure. You never know who you’ll bump into-a local entrepreneur with a story to tell, a traveler with a backpack full of tales, or maybe even someone who’ll change your life in ways you never imagined.
Exploring BGC is like opening a new book every day. Each street, each corner has a story to tell. The art installations scattered around? They’re not just for show. They’re a testament to the creativity and soul of the Filipino people. You can spend hours just wandering around, taking it all in. The murals, the sculptures-they’re all pieces of a larger puzzle that tell the story of a city that’s constantly evolving, yet deeply rooted in its rich history.
And the food! Oh, don’t get me started on the food. Whether you’re a street food aficionado or a fine dining connoisseur, BGC has got you covered. You can start your day with a traditional Filipino breakfast-silog, which is basically heaven on a plate-head over to a food market for lunch and sample everything from grilled seafood to exotic fruits, and end your day with a sumptuous dinner at one of the many high-end restaurants that dot the cityscape. The best part? No matter where you go, the warmth and hospitality of the people make every meal a memorable experience.
But it’s not just about the glitz and glamour. The real magic of BGC lies in its people. Filipinos have this incredible ability to make you feel at home, no matter where you’re from. They’re the kind of people who’ll give you directions with a smile, invite you to their homes for a meal, and share their stories with a warmth that’s hard to find anywhere else. There’s a sense of community here that’s palpable. It’s in the way people greet each other on the streets, in the way they come together to celebrate festivals, and in the way they look out for one another.

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25 июн 2024

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@zaldy777
@zaldy777 2 дня назад
Reflection time with Brian’s masterful command of poetry and passion and appreciation for our humble little version of Singapore just makes my day! ❤
@Mickeyyy0909
@Mickeyyy0909 2 дня назад
Check out other places like Aseana city the area of okada manila, ayala malls manila bay, parqal mall, city of dreams, solaire. Also muntinlupa city like alabang area of filinvest mall, alabang town center, west gate and more
@believeyoume8038
@believeyoume8038 3 дня назад
Brian the Makata
@Sekelilingku
@Sekelilingku 3 дня назад
Living in Philippines is better then USA😊
@frankiefernandez9225
@frankiefernandez9225 3 дня назад
💯% True ❤️🇵🇭🥇🏆
@tuting1965
@tuting1965 3 дня назад
🤦🤷🙅🙎are you sure?
@frankiefernandez9225
@frankiefernandez9225 2 дня назад
@@tuting1965 💯% Sure
@tuting1965
@tuting1965 2 дня назад
@@frankiefernandez9225 your fooling us 😆😁
@frankiefernandez9225
@frankiefernandez9225 2 дня назад
@@tuting1965 I’m being Honest
@patriciasantos8027
@patriciasantos8027 День назад
New sub here! 😍I love your literary style in your vlogs. I'm a Filipina who works in an office in BGC for several years now and I still enjoy strolling around. 🥰
@jocelynshia1832
@jocelynshia1832 2 дня назад
ITS NO NICE THAT EVERYBODY ARE FREINDS N ENEMYS FOR NONE, THANKS SIR BRIAN, LORD GOD BLESS US ALL AMEN.
@PaoloS09
@PaoloS09 2 дня назад
Because your rich Brian
@planning-A1945
@planning-A1945 3 дня назад
❤ thumbs up 😁
@joselaurillajr5459
@joselaurillajr5459 2 дня назад
Before i hate Bryan but days passes by i admire the way he adapt the Filipino way of life.
@danielrose6288
@danielrose6288 3 дня назад
Were you able to find a decent long term rental with good internet?
@user-nv6yi9gx3f
@user-nv6yi9gx3f 3 дня назад
The backgroind music is loud enough but the narrative voice is inaudible.
@sprikitik9719
@sprikitik9719 2 дня назад
His mic changed at the beginning, we can barely hear it.
@bb89670
@bb89670 День назад
Guam was part of the Philippines in the early years during Spanish time.
@DanielAdisi-ps6wq
@DanielAdisi-ps6wq 2 дня назад
Oratory at its best 👌 👍
@frankiefernandez9225
@frankiefernandez9225 3 дня назад
💯% True 💙🇵🇭🥇🏆🔥🍻
@denniscabilla6811
@denniscabilla6811 День назад
Brian try to visit okada,moa,cod,solaire
@LilyBeth-wm6lg
@LilyBeth-wm6lg 2 дня назад
❤❤❤
@Miguel_angel6791
@Miguel_angel6791 2 дня назад
Bgc originally fort McKinley during American era
@caritas7523
@caritas7523 День назад
too loud background music
@nottoxic4801
@nottoxic4801 2 дня назад
my right ear was lonely during the narration 😢😢😢
@peterhuang1431
@peterhuang1431 2 дня назад
1:41 where is this in BGC and name of store?
@sprikitik9719
@sprikitik9719 2 дня назад
Quantum, it’s like Time Zone, It’s an arcade/Games area
@mylenebuck5131
@mylenebuck5131 3 дня назад
why are there always a lot of people at BGC, they couldn't possibly all live there
@awooooooooooo7921
@awooooooooooo7921 2 дня назад
they working or living there
@JeanAriesM
@JeanAriesM День назад
Yes, that area for the Millionaires. Average income Filipinos can't afford the prices or standard of living in BGC area.
@philjeans
@philjeans 2 дня назад
The how you narrate is... you have a gift of pen.
@danielito3766
@danielito3766 День назад
Lets meet
@captaindad5057
@captaindad5057 2 дня назад
Outstanding video but turn down the music about 30% it’s fighting with your voice ..
@jasminesuhar473
@jasminesuhar473 2 дня назад
You got to have money to enjoy a decent life anywhere you stay to afford a nice restaurant and a nice beaches. A middle class Filipinos could not afford to shop on those places and couldn't dine in an expensive restaurants. If you're an American with a pension of $2000.00 dollars You'll have a better life in Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand. You could stay in a good decent place. In California a decent apartment is around two thousand dollars. If you have three thousand dollars in Philippines I'm sure you'll be living like a rich person. I don't think I could live in a country so congested and the traffic in Philippines is so horrible it's like in Egypt too. If you have heart attack in Philippines you'll die before you'll reach the hospital.
@salvadorcayabyab5186
@salvadorcayabyab5186 2 дня назад
As a millionaire of course much better imagine you have 1million dollor if brung that to phils. You have 55million pesos
@mariatady9558
@mariatady9558 2 дня назад
Living anywhere in the Philippines is Better than in USA. In USA, everything expensive, specially in California. Rent alone is too expensive. That's why too many Homeless People. Can't afford anymore.
@dsrrellgriffith1161
@dsrrellgriffith1161 2 дня назад
homeless have drug and alcohol problems,,,many have mental issues,,,,No treatments for them available,,,,,they closed most of the health facilities in the USA, the military is more important,,,,hahaha
@rhp5239
@rhp5239 2 дня назад
No, street food is not good. Am a local. So dont picture all roses. You lose credibility.
@user-kv6ux8to3b
@user-kv6ux8to3b День назад
Still hunting the perfect pilipina? You may find the perfect bading instead 😂😂😂😂😂
@user-bn2kc8nl1o
@user-bn2kc8nl1o 3 дня назад
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
@arniehere
@arniehere 2 дня назад
❤❤❤
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