Hey everyone! Hope you had an amazing Christmas and are enjoying the final days of 2023! Soon it will be time for the new year! Here is the final Bulacan episode, I hope you enjoy it 😊 We had an incredible time here thanks to our friend Rupert, his beautiful family and everyone else who we met that welcomed us with open arms! What was your favourite part of the 3 part series? Let me know below! Look forward to reading your wonderful comments 😄 Tomorrow the videos will head to Cebu! Much Love! 💖
This is one of the best example on how you should act as a foreigner in Philippines. Respect our culture, respect our people, smile and be friendly. The next thing you will know, you have a new family that is genuinely love and care for you. 🤘
I got teary-eyed on the last part when you were saying goodbyes and Mama Nette hugged you. I saw how genuine this family is. They treated you as their sons. A true and good representation of a Filipino Family. ❤
You are truly “adopted” by this family and I hope you won’t forget about them when you guys move on. We really mean it as Filipinos when we consider someone a part of the family. ❤❤❤. Also, your tagalog is coming along really well! I view other vloggers in the Philippines and although they use a local rice every once in awhile, you guys really try to incorporate it. Extra props for calling everyone either kuya or ate. Very touching to see the “Mano po” 😊
Happy that I chose to book flights to the Philippines arriving in April, If I receive even half the amount of the friendly welcome like you boys have I'll be over the moon👍☺
Respect begets respect. And this is what the two of you have been showing to your Filipino hosts and to the Filipinos in general. It's no wonder that you are warmly welcomed. Continue delving into the Filipino culture brothers. Stay safe and God bless.
To Rupert and family, thank you very much for showing to Josh and Connor our Filipino hospitality. Apart from our country's beautiful natural physical resources, the hospitable, welcoming and kind people we are Filipinos are great assets. To Josh and Connor, thank you very much, indeed, for your enthusiasm in immersing in our culture. In the process, you help promote our local tourism. Be safe and enjoy the rest of your journey into the Philippines and to the rest of your global journey.
Consider Philippines as your second home from now on. That family will always take care of you whenever you visit. Filipinos always have time for visitors. It's part of our culture. We treat visitors dearly, as long as they're polite and respectful!
Awesome video! My wife is from Rosales (Pangasinan Province-about 2 hours North of where you are), and getting away from the bigger cities in the Philippines is truly an amazing experience. You are a true ambassador for your country. I learned the first time I visited the province how amazing and kind the people are. Immersing yourself, showing humility, and being respectful goes a long way. I truly love the experience away from the cities. Not sure how much traveling you are going to do but if you like the mountains Baguio is a pretty cool place to go. it would be about 3 1/2 hours north of you. Myself, my wife, and her family went there this year when I visited in March.
who am i ? i’m a filipino ❤ this is authentic filipino culture, happy people (remove politics) hope you can experience fiesta in the province, wherein almost every house invites you to eat 💯 👌 and the traditional games 😍
You're a fast learner Josh...why you find it easy to adapt....Enjoy the nature the beautiful Philippines ❤ we still have such more to offer...Thank you for being respectful and hope you enjoy some few great cultures
Josh your a fast learner . You know lots of filipino words. How great you've meet a friend and treat you as a family. they are so kind giving you delicious meal. Like you two josh your so kind too.. God Bless You guy's .. nice video content 😍❤️❤️
When I was in Philippines, everywhere i went, everyone was so welcoming, friendly, and loved to have fun. I've been to many different countries, but I've never felt so welcome and at home as I was in the Philippines. It is a truly amazing place, and I now have great freinds there.
im about to migrate to england in a months time this is beautiful ! a gentle reminder that my fellow countrymen are one of the best or maybe the best in world. thank you for reminding me how beautiful my Country is, geography and people !
"Tol" is derived from the term "Utol," which is an urban or colloquial street slang in Tagalog. "Gabi" translates to Taro in English, and pronouncing "Gabi'" with emphasis denotes the evening. The way you danced the Cha Cha dance with the locals made you resemble a mobile caricature, so funny! But to say the least, you really had a blast. Just keep on traveling around my country, there's so much more to see.
😂 oh my goodness i can't stop watching all your videos i just watch many foreign vlogges in my country and you are one of them who captured my heart you deserve the support of my fellow filipino.
Your content in bulacan (luzon) is so good hoping you explore more city or province in Luzon. Also jeff (the guy who is guiding you) is also good to have, Since you will not be able to show this kind of filipino experience without living inside filipino houses the correct way of showing filipino culture as mentioned previously by someone. You two are very awesome. Waiting for more adventure in the Philippines
Amazing Josh…you experienced the typical Filipino breakfast in the village. You got something to tell your friends in UK what’s it’s. look like to live in the village. ( Gabe or gabi is taro.). Have a great day everyone.
Actually, that mound on the horizon is Mount Arayat, a dormant volcano, located in the adjoining province of Pampanga (to the north of the province of Bulacan). It is NOT Mayon Volcano (as your host told you). Mayon Volcano is located in the province of Albay in the Bicol Region which is way way waaay south of Bulacan and Metro Manila. FYI.
You know josh that's the hardest part to say goodbye to the people that meet I was crying but I watch all video with that family I see you are enjoy it with Conan
Josh, the final video on the Bulacan trilogy did not disappoint. Btw, your man Dale Phillip is a beast..he could walk to the ends of the earth…literally 😂😂😂. Ingat guys.
Josh, Kangkong, and Morning Glory are the same vegetables. That's the beauty of living in the province. People would share their fruits and vegetables for free if you ask.
When you mentioned Dale and his 2 strong legs while climbing the stairs on your trek, that’s exactly what I was thinking in that moment 😆 16:15 Why did you try to copy his exact Woah! 😆😂 I must say it was great to see Niko really does exist! Anyway.. Another great video! Thanks again and already looking forward to the next!
wow! Josh looking at that pandesal 🤩is the best😋 4:40 that looks amazing! drooling rn 😋beef sinigang is my most favorite ulam! with all those vgs! I've never been to Bulacan but now am hoping to visit there someday! thanks for this Josh, Connor, Nash and the host. Enjoy and be careful
Thank you to Rupert's family for a great weekend experience in san miguel, bulacan. Surprise us more! Be careful from scammers in cebu, many will come to you and offer, sell services or things overpriced. 👌✌🇵🇭🇬🇧
What a dancing! Connor dance like one of the locals too. Ginebra gin? Did you see the labels? If you drink it straight without seven up you will go nuts. Take care guys.
It’s always hard to say goodbye! The Philippines made itself very easy to love ❤️ we still are only half way through the videos of this trip though, more to come! ☺️
💙 this vlog! Josh you 2 with mano po 😂 What an enjoyable and amazing weekend with Rupert’s family and friends 💙 Do you still remember all those Filipino/tagalog words. When are you coming back to the 🇵🇭 Take care Josh 🙏
So happy you loved it Amalia! ❤️ it was a weekend to remember for sure! I remember a good amount of them yeah haha. I will be back in January but we are still only half way through the uploads from this trip 😉 Take care! 🙏
Your Tagalog is getting better Josh. You and Conor. I can sense you will learn the language in no time. By the way your videos are getting loads of advertisements now. Not skipping one.
OMG! That Ginebra Gin is like rocket fuel. I remember my much older uncles of the family just downing bottles and whoooweeee! That stuff is no joke. Lol
Kuya is more formal and it means big brother specifically.... utol is more of a colloquial term but it can be used irregardless of the age of the person u want to call utol
That song is a famous song in Samar. It's a WARAY Cha-cha song for dancing. if there's a fiesta or party in Samar they usually play that song. The people who are dancing with you guys.🤩👍🇵🇭 Maupay nga adlaw sa iyo nga tanan.
DRT is one of the beautiful places in bulacan,you go to my place in norzagaray bulacan there are so many stream lake, here so that you can take a swim here.
I think that’s not Mayon volcano because it is in the south of Metro Manila… that’s probably Mt. Arayat of Pampanga😊 I really enjoy your vlogs, your interaction with the locals is the best! ❤
