One thing that is really funny is that when someone talks about Brazil, 80% of the comment section becomes Brazilian people talking. (Yes I'm a Brazilian too)

@aroacecreature

3 күн бұрын

Don't forget about a whole thread of comments and then, suddenly "Por que a gente está falando em inglês?" 😂

@lovetatalina-1649

3 күн бұрын

Então mn, essa sessão de comentário é mais da metade brasileira kk

@jvgradiz906

3 күн бұрын

@@lovetatalina-1649 Com absoluta certeza

@MoreiraSavio

3 күн бұрын

sim meu amigo e é por isso que o brasil é visto como uma grande fazenda de clicks para influencers gringos, qualquer conteúdo que eles criam sobre o brasil terá muito mais visualização do que os conteúdos normais. existem estudos sobre isso e há um movimento crescendo pra conscientizar as pessoas que esse holofote na gente é mais um modelo de negócio do que interesse cultural

@monikjung

2 күн бұрын

we 're passionate 😂

man, I'm Italian (some years older than you) and I live in Brazil, interior São Paulo, since 2007 with my Italian wife and son (plus my second son that was born here). You gave a really accurate description of how Brazil appears to a stranger. Nowadays I could not believe in the past I was different from that... endless parties and dinners, so many people, friends, beers, wine, etc. I now understand why sometimes strangers seems to be rude to the Brazilian people. Brazilians are so friendly, so cute, so wonderful that a stranger need some time to equalize. Brazil is a state of mind.

@PlusAge

2 күн бұрын

wowwww

@user-wo8yf9uy4e

20 сағат бұрын

They can also be dense and intense and very moody they change from afectionate to don't look at me and after to happy...etc etc

@velhobodegueiro7717

11 сағат бұрын

Grazie mille signore.

Your perfect pronunciation of "São Paulo" caught me off guard haha, well done!

@user-ce4dv8qg1v

3 күн бұрын

Eu também inacreditável kkkkkk

Brazilian here. His comment 5:13 about brazilian popular music is SOOO ON POINT! Many songs and artists from older decades are apreciated by all ages because their songs became popular classics. It's common to see even teenagers apreciating some songs that their parents and even grandparents used to hear. Like old sambas, forró, axé, sertanejo witch is a form of country music and etc. Even songs from the 19th century are still sung by people ocasionally. No joke. There are many "marchinhas de carnaval" (carnival march), old sambas and "modão sertanejos" (popular country music) that were commposed in the end of the 19th century that sometimes you hear at bars and partys. Also candoblé music (african religion that was brought by slaves) have influence over people of all ages to this day.

@blrbrazil1718

2 күн бұрын

During the 70s and 80s Brazil went through a golden age of music. The best was as good as anything being produced anywhere else. There is a long list of stars who emerged and I apologise for any omissions: Tom Jobim, Joao Gilberto, Roberto Carlos, Elis Regina, Alcione, Emilio Santiago, Toquinho, Chico Buarque, Beth Carvalho, Rita Lee, Caetano Veloso, Milton Nascimento, Ivan Lins, Gilberto Gil, Gal Costa, Maria Bethania, Jorge Ben, Djavan, Marina Lima, Lulu Santos, Guilherme Arantes, Daniela Mercury, Maria Monte, Zizi Possi. The groups are not so strong, compared to the UK, but Boca Livre, Paralamas and Skank stand out.

como eu dou tchau.....GENTE DO CÉU MEU UBER CHEGOU.... BEIJO BEIJOOOOOO KKKK e vou :)

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

kkkkk amei

@luckas221a

2 күн бұрын

pq você ri em espanhol? kkkkkk ​@@TheSamBeck

@edinaldonokyojin8974

2 күн бұрын

odeio gente assim

@SisDenha

2 күн бұрын

We dont do that here, we laugh with "kkkkkkkkkkkkkk"​ the more k's the merrier! @@TheSamBeck

@TheSamBeck

Күн бұрын

@@luckas221a obrigado! I totally forgot. I am traveling right now and haven't been practicing my Portuguese. Me desculpa

Brazilian here. As we all do: If we see "video about brazilians", we stop what we are doing and came here to check it. Loved and smiled a lot ! You really described real things here, like the way we say goodbye. Its exactly the way you said.

As an introvert I really appreciate the "good bye everyone", but depending on the group they think It's weird 😅. I'm glad that you are liking it here

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

I can definitely relate with that haha. I LOVE Brazil!

I am a Brazilian and I hate saying goodbye to everyone, and sometimes people do get hurt. So annoying. I once went to Germany and some German folks who met me had all their thoughts about Brazil blown up by me because I'm not into carnaval, or samba, or capoeira, or football, or F1. I like many things, but almost nothing that people think is what all Brazilians like. My culture is not the culture that is exported as the genuine Brazilian soul.

You are very right. I am a very introverted Brazilian but growing up in Brazil I still met lots of people. After I moved to cold Canada, where everybody is so cold and reserved, and then New York, which is just like Canada plus the mess and less the cleanliness, I became very isolated. Yes, if you're an introvert in a place where people are outgoing, you will fare better than being an introvert in a place of introverts. PS Na America não tem essas comidas e padarias maravilhosas do BR não. Eh deprimente pensar no que eu estou perdendo.

@bluester7177

3 күн бұрын

I don't know about that, I think that's probably a case by case thing, I certainly don't fare better, I spend all my social energy working and then I spent all of the remaining time completely alone to recharge.

@monikjung

2 күн бұрын

yep, that's true

@ThomasJr

Күн бұрын

Na America nao tem essas comidas e padarias maravilhosas do BR nao.

@TheDrokz

19 сағат бұрын

When i moved out of Brazil i got in a similar situation, but i got lucky that one of my coworkers here in Japan is very "alternative", for japanese standards, so it made easier for me. PS... Eu choro para conseguir comprar fruta agora... malditos japoneses com seus preços pra fruta...com o preço de 5 laranjas aqui eu comprava um saco daqueles de tela q vendiam nos sacolão.

watching these videos make me feel saudade from brazil. Haven't been there since 2021.

The houses are so close to each other because it was a legacy of European colonization, here there are many Portuguese, Italians, Spanish, there were also Dutch and then Japanese Germans, we are a great mix of races

@cleudiane9401

13 күн бұрын

Yes!! You're right. Our culture is so rich and interesting. Love Brazil.🎉🎉

@gilbertokoxx3559

10 күн бұрын

Esse é um dos PIORES legados possíveis, essa mania de ter vizinho grudado em você, ouvindo tudo que você faz

@jeanmichel5723

10 күн бұрын

​@@gilbertokoxx3559só morder a fronha

@a.c.4054

6 күн бұрын

The "great mix of races" is the one that kills each other the most.

@RafitoOoO

6 күн бұрын

​@@gilbertokoxx3559mas agora paciência, né. Não tem mais como voltar atrás e criar subúrbios gigantes.

we listen all types of music... we respect the history, and love a new music too.. Brazil bro, is a misture of all people the world.. European people in migration years ago, africa people, japan people, that is why we have diversity here

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

The diversity in Brazil is incredible! I miss it a lot!

As a Brazilian, pretty spot on! You put in words things I hadn't even thought about. Parabéns!

Thank you so much for your kind words about my country! I'm really glad you enjoyed your stay. You’re very welcome

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Thank you or being part of such an amazing culture :)

Brazil IS MARVELLOUS...somethings to correct ONLY...It's the HEART OF the world.❤

You've got your Brazil experience down pat. Neverending social gatherings (not so good for us introverts), açaí, strogonoff, lovely nature, less than perfect roads (I'm always amazed at the silky roads and highways in the US)... but you still need to taste the amazing food from Minas Gerais. Mineira food. Nothing compares to that

@cintiacherubinocherubino659

4 күн бұрын

So right!

Speaking of older Brazilian music, we have a 9-ish minute long song from the late 80's that tells the story of an urban gunslinger called Faroeste Caboclo. It goes hard and pretty much everyone knows it by heart. The plot of the song is more compelling and entertaining than a lot of TV series I've watched. Give it a listen.

I'm brazilian and When I say goodbye I don't do it individually... I say it out loud and I say BYE EVERYONE I'M LEAVING with a big smile ... just that... imagine spending 20 mins hugging and kissing everyone... not all brazilians do that LOL

@mattvideoeditor

11 күн бұрын

Same, but it depends if you have good friends or just known people.

@ludmilamaiolini6811

10 күн бұрын

Dependendo do grupo eu dou tchau individualmente do jeito que ele falou..

@itsacopy

8 күн бұрын

Not all Brazilians do that but majority does. I don't do it also, but in general it's the norm

@ThomasJr

5 күн бұрын

Voce ta certo mulher, princ. se a pessoa for timida. Quando eu era mais novo eu uma vez cheguei numa casa onde tava rolando tipo uma reuniao social. E eu por ser timido nao cumprimentei todo mundo. O engracado eh que aquilo ofendeu algumas pessoas, so que eu so descobri aquilo bem mais tarde. Quanta ingenuidade a minha.

@fabyn1633

5 күн бұрын

@@ThomasJr kkkkkkkkkk

About the number three (the "bumpy" issue), it's about temperature (and costs). As asphalt gets hotter, it starts to be more flexible. If you joint that with overloaded trucks/buses, then you mess with the streets. Second, as it rains A LOT here, the rain plumb system is also overloaded, that meaning more maintenances, and those maintenances means more openings at the streets. About the number four (how close houses are), it's a portuguese heritage. As a colonial heritage, Brazil first wasn't for rich people. The first habitants here (besides the indigenous people) was portuguese convicts, pirates (most british, but also dutch), portuguese settlers, so there wasn't rich people. The Brazil's republic started just in 1889, so Brazil's as a democratic country exists only by 135 years (USA have 248 years since independence). Our democracy isn't a good democracy. As a huge country, with bad politicians, you know what that lead to, right? You can say "people, do your job and choose the right politicians", but as you already noticed, the climate and the nature here are awesome, so people just chill, (unhappily) not bothering about politics.

@TheSamBeck

7 күн бұрын

Wow - love this insight. Thanks so much for sharing!

@Conservative007

6 күн бұрын

It has nothing to do with temperature. The USA is way hotter on the summer and the asphalt there doesnt get that way. It's just bad asphalt quality, it's as simple as that. A 3rd world issue.

I have to visit Brazil one day!

@vastoaspecto

13 күн бұрын

You'r wellcome 😁

@caroguizo

5 күн бұрын

do it! but not Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo. Go to Florianópolis!

@Guanda70

3 күн бұрын

Do it. But avoid big cities. No Rio, no São Paulo. Go the country side, go to the northeast, great beaches.

@bismarck9

2 күн бұрын

You will be very welcome all aroun here

@murch5054

2 күн бұрын

@@Guanda70 No way ! Came to the biggest cities also ! Sao Paulo, is the heart of the latin america economy and you should visit it !

You are too young and cute to know everything about Brazil! As a Brazilian man living in New York City I can understand very well your experience in Brazil.... lol, I experience the opposite here and yet there are wonderful things we have here that we do not have in Brazil. So I love the USA and this country here also has provided me with wonderful experiences. Thank you for loving my culture and I do love yours.

Fun fact: we have a slang for leaving without saying goodbye or telling anyone you're leaving - and having a good reason for - and it is "sair à francesa" or "taking a french leave"

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Haha yes - I learned about that phrase and I love it. It was definitely new for me to learn but I appreciate that Brazilians care to recognize everyone in the group!

@RogerioLupoArteCientifica

4 күн бұрын

@@TheSamBeckactually I heard once from a literary source that maybe this slang is derived from the ancient rivalry between British and French people. So in this literary source the character says “let’s leave by the French mode as the British say, or by the British mode as the French say”.

@driguesbarcellos

3 күн бұрын

never heard of it

That 30min goodbye happens too much. XD

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Hahaha

Welcome. You are another one catched by the brazilian spirit.

@umcaraqualquer3640

6 күн бұрын

Caught* "Catched" não existe

@marcusbalthazar5267

4 күн бұрын

@@umcaraqualquer3640 Opa. Obrigado, é errando que se aprende👍

@umcaraqualquer3640

4 күн бұрын

@@marcusbalthazar5267 Tmj 🤙

As a Brazilian, I gotta say Saying goodbye to everyone is such pain sometimes. But anyways. Your portuguese is really good, damn. The best I've seen a gringo (foreigner) speak to date

Sam, your perception of Brazil is very interesting because it is normal that, out of ignorance, people tend towards clichés and prejudice. This also happens in the opposite direction with Brazilians in relation to the USA. But there are two elements to this, the Country and the Nation. There is nothing to discuss about the first one, Brazil, like the USA, is a gigantic country and the amount of beauty is almost countless, probably impossible to see in one lifetime! The nation, the Brazilians, their culture and civilization have high points and low points, like anywhere in the world. The most important thing is to be open to understanding this. Congratulations.

I never thought of how bumpy my country is until you mentioned! Hahaha good video, nice to see other people's perspective of the country. It sure has a lot of problems, but I commend my people for being so warm despite all of our daily struggles

Ele saiu à francesa 😂😂😂😂 Acho engraçado pois meu marido é francês

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Hahaha love it

I live in Sao Paulo since I was born and I am a brasilian travel blogger. I really loves see reacts and the impression of people from another countrys about Brazil. I already subscribe. Sao Paulo is very out of the box in relation a another citys in Brasil. Sao paulo is so big. the houses are very close in the larger part of the city because we no have space and land here is very expensive. So some people sell parts of his land a low price. and the house is very close one of other. Where the riches live here , the houses is not so close one each other. And in the interior we have a lot of space.

@adrianobh9247

5 күн бұрын

I'm from Brazil, Belo Horizonte and hate São Paulo!

Thanks dude. You guy are very welcome over here in Balneário Camboriú SC to have a nice and real Brazilian BBQ with an expert man. Thanks for coming over here and having a look at our wonderful county with your own eyes. It's a truly precious land! God Bless you all. Have a nice one man.

Hello Sam and fellows from around the world!🌎 Welcome to Brazil!🙌 I love to know your impressions and experiences in my country🥰

I am brazilian, 46, and I love old music from here, but I have noticed with a bit of surprise that young people also like old music, although, obviously, streaming tries to promote new music at all costs, especially for young people. Acredito que não seja papo de velho quando dizemos que a música antiga que era boa. De fato, a música brasileira decaiu muito.

@Gabrieltavarezdearaujogiacomo

10 күн бұрын

Gimme your fureehcoow?

9 күн бұрын

Sim, é papo de velho. Toda geração vai achar a música da nova geração chata e não entender o hype. Isso aconteceu sempre, e sempre vaia acontecer. O fato de músicas novas serem "menos construídas" não tiram o fato de serem boas, pq o fim a música serve pra representar um contexto histórico e é esse o contexto que a geração nova está vivendo. Não sou fã de muitas das músicas novas também e em geral prefiro as de gerações anteriores a mim. Porém não tira o fato de as novas músicas serem muito ouvidas e curtidas pela geração Z

@Malam_NightYoru

8 күн бұрын

não é papo de velho, mano.

@CalipsoTheStar

8 күн бұрын

Não acho. Hoje em dia temos tantas músicas boas como antigamente. A questão é que as músicas que estão sempre em alta são aquelas que seguem a tendência (pop, funk, sertanejo). Mas se vc procurar um pouco mais, vai ver que o cenário de músicas independentes no Brasil também é excelente. Posso citar Liniker, Carne Doce, Obirin Trio, Cordel do fogo encantado...

@Malam_NightYoru

6 күн бұрын

@@CalipsoTheStar mas é sobre isso

A música brasileira do passado é excelente . Mais nos últimos anos não está fácil, é difícil eu gostar de alguma música brasileira dos últimos 10 anos.

@melaesther2527

7 күн бұрын

I totally agree with you. I'm from Ukraine and I adore your old sambas and bossa novas. But that funk sucks(

@magomistico562

7 күн бұрын

​@@melaesther2527funk é o pior tipo de "música" já inventada .

Hey thanks for your kindness describing your experience in brasil. I must say you are the most kind and open minded person I've seen in a long time. You're an exception. You were able to admire and enjoy your experience in São Paulo. That takes a ton of effort. I respect you for that. (Zero sarcasm) I swear. Seriously!

Hi Sam. Greetings from Belém. As to the music issue, it's very true. Here in Belém, besides local popular music -MPB-PA. You can hear on the streets outdoor fairs, in the bus radio, and in the houses when you pass by a window, in english songs from 70's and specially 80's classics lol. That's really part of a culture people aren't aware of . you put it right ! Tchau! tchau!

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Obrigado for the comment!! I love that!

We have been summoned.

Many thanks from Sao Paulo. Your deep interest in our way of life and landscape are truly flattering. Many do not develop their sensitivity when coming here and find us quite weird.lol

There is a great song about leaving à fracesa. It is perfect to not say goodbye if you are leaving with someone you are dtf.

@TheSamBeck

7 күн бұрын

Hey Cezar! Would love to hear the song! Is it in Portuguese?

@cezartb

6 күн бұрын

@@TheSamBeck Yes: Marina Lima - À francesa. Her brother is a great poet and wrote the lyrics in the 80’s, if I am not mistaken.

@cezartb

6 күн бұрын

Basically all millennials know the lyrics by heart. Huge hit.

I'm Brazilian and I work in a US company. I also experienced this thing about time doing the reverse of you and meeting with US folks as a brazilian. Like I wasn't aware of it but brazilian people are very relaxed, people in the US are very keen and conscient about time.

I loved your description of Brazilian ways to socialize ❤ That's so accurate 🗣

Brazilian here. Leaving a place without at least saying 'goodbye' to the people present implies you haven't enjoyed those people's companionship. Unfortunately, that'll be our first thought to it. Perhaps, some people might also think you are a snob if don't say goodbye before leaving, which is not good at all because eventually they'll cut you out of their fun [and by fun I do really mean it] activities. Funny thing is, Brazil is a 200+ million people country larger in territory than the contiguous USA, so, culture as well as the way the Portuguese language is spoken vary a lot through this nation. Native Brazilians themselves have cultural and language barriers sometimes within this country, but they'll always find an instant way to integrate, that's usually done with a kind compliment on a person's ability with something such as a foreign language they speak or a sport they practice and excel at - usually their abilities, not their looks - although complimenting someone's hairdo or makeup followed by a smile may sound friendly [be extra careful while complimenting girls, though]. Also, be willing to listen to people's stories and get to learn a thing or two from their experiences shared with you, they'll praise you highly for mentioning you learned something about our culture from them. All in all, I think we Brazilians just want to have a good time with the people we're with and build some fond memories we can sit around on a gloomy day and reminisce about to lift our spirits. Brazil in a nutshell: Be kind, keep it respectful, simple and nice. If a situation gets uncomfortable, just leave before it gets out of hand - apologize one or two days later if you feel you should. Follow these simple guidelines and you'll make a lot of friends in no time.

@debitibus

5 күн бұрын

Man, I never thought it that way. Whenever I wanna leave, I just go. People might think I'm pretty snob, then... P.S. Sou carioca da gema.

@bluester7177

3 күн бұрын

​@@debitibusI think that's a carioca thing, we probably don't care about this as much, I'm that way too, culture and customs vary a lot by region and state.

congrats for the level of your pronunciation, bro and your thoughts are real.

Vi que vc estava passeando em Campinas, moro bem perto daí. Brasileiros realmente são muito hospitaleiros, espero que vc aproveite bastante.

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Muito obrigado :)

Interessante como ele diz "I think you get the idea, right?"

You are so adorable 😍 Thanks a lot for your amazing video from our country! Be sure you are always Welcome here ❤

Pretty cool review! I hope you always feel welcome here! 😉

Brasil é ótimo para ganhar dinheiro. Motivos: tem muita gente, o povo é receptivo e gente boa, dá like em tudo, se inscreve fácil e canais do youtube, dá pix a rodo. Tô dentro!

I don’t know why YT suggested me this video. 😂 If you like nature, come to MINAS GERAIS!!!

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Haha I'm glad you found it haha. And bro - I LOVE Minas Gerais!! I've only been to Sao Bento do Sacupai so far and some areas near there. Where else do you recommend?? I'm going back next year!

Você teve um olhar gentil e amoroso ❤ Thanks ❤️

Ryan Gosling came to Brazil! HELL YEAH!

Great video! :)

I am Glad you ARE enjoying tour stay around here man

Gostei só de ver o início! Abraço do Brasil!!

We Brazilians were summoned

@niltonsilva9557

18 сағат бұрын

😅😅😅😅 cara e eu querendo ver comentários de americanos.

Welcome to Brazil Sam ! I´m glad to hear that you´re having a great time here. You´ve got a new subscriber :) Keep posting ok

Even though it is a video about his general impressions of Brazil... In the comment on current Brazilian music, I must say that I have the same impression of current American music. We know that in a period of the 1960s we saw the emergence of popular music with a very rich language coming from a dialogue of the highest level between the so-called English Rock and American Rock. Today, in current times, after decades of social engineering that has made all Western culture decay and especially the dialogue impeded by a cultural Marxism that began with the emptying of language and now ends its work in the emptying of people's own character!

I absolutely loved this video. I am enthralled with Brazilian culture, but basically because of the language and the music and you touched upon the music I listen to Brazilian music all day long. I know some of the language but I am not fluent I don’t think there is a more beautiful music than a good deal of Brazilian music, I have a list of favorites and I also have a list of new members of the pop music in Brazil and some of them are absolutely fabulous. I cried for three days when the legendary gal Costa passed away a couple years ago I would love to go to Brazil, but sadly, I really don’t have any money to travel as I retired earlier. I also have heard that Brazil is kind of dangerous for solo travelers. I will subscribe

5:40 i agree, i listen to racionais and some old song almost everyday kkk

Hi Sam! If you think that brazilian are friendly in São Paulo, you must visit the northeast. We are very, very friendly. If you are introvert, prepare yourself for a lot of love and hugs! Also we have the most beautiful beachs in Brazil. I'm not kidding. And, if you come here, prove cachaça. It's kind of a "you must do it" here. Especificaly in Ceará. See ya!

Thank you to introduce my contry for everbody.

São Paulo is the biggest city in South America! Yes, In the city houses are cramped up...today, few houses, many buildings!

Você é mto simpático, gostei! 🎉

Nice vídeo

If you found São Paulo bumpy, there are some others you would not survive! So many cities here in Brazil have been built in hills that leave you feeling like you're a mountain goat if you're walking and like you're on a rollercoaster if you're driving, and I frankly could not imagine life any other way.

Wow, your portuguese pronunciation is GOOD. Sounds almost perfectly

02:12 No! You don't have to kiss everyone to leave

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Haha I meant kiss on the cheek when you hug them (the women at least). Well, it's more like a kiss in the air it seems lol

@Dinheirando

5 күн бұрын

@@TheSamBeck I see 😄

We are the best country in the world

Brazilian culture is event oriented.

Obrigada por falar Tao bem do meu país.

Hello! I'm brazilian, I liked your video, tanks for you show my country!

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Aw thank you for your comment and for watching

I don't know why our houses are so close together as the country is huge, I visited Ireland that is very small and there is much more spread out. I wish it was the same way here. It's not like we wouldn't fit the land lol

We're glad you enjoyed buddy. Come back always.

Although very superficial , you had a great approach.

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Any advice on being less superficial? I'm very new to this! Thank you for watching!

Our. You are beautiful.

O sorriso dele me lembra o Chris Evans... Acho que só eu pensei nisso .

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Jaja obrigado! Capitan America

@aminemaia921

4 күн бұрын

Eu tambem achei😅

I actually learned the French exit in Brazil as a way not to kill the party bc it always triggers other people leaving as well. In Holland we would say goodbye to all the people at the party.

Gotta say after 18 years in Canada I kinda dig the Irish goodbye, not gonna lie. 😂 Sometimes I'm tired and just wanna leave. I Brazil at least it's very ok to just wave goodbye, in Argentina you gotta kiss everyone on the cheek, that takes even longer 😂

About music, depends of state and the size of the town. This is a very particular thing. Me for example; I do love jazz, classic rock, and I'm living in a very small town of São Paulo state. Also, I do love Chopin, Debussy, Jobim, Chico Buarque, Caetano Veloso...

I am brazilian and in my opinion, saying goodbye individually is annoying. I'd rather to say "tchau pessoal!" Sounds good to me.😊

Kkkk, vc tava no Morumbi, reconheci aos 4:39 a vista da VIla Morse/Vila Sonia. Minha quebroken

As a brazilian introvert I'm here to say it doesn't work that way : D Also, its only rude to just leave if they actually notice you were gone D: haahah

@edinaldonokyojin8974

2 күн бұрын

nossa coitado, quase fico com dó

I’m Brazilian but I’m introvert. From my point of view, for an introvert, it’s more challenging to live in an extrovert society, we strugle more for the fact that we don’t fit the majority.

as a Brazilian I will never understand how people can leave without saying bye, its so cold... Like "it's time to go i'm just leaving and that's it", like WHAAAT?

Huge, bumpy city with lots of houses/buildings packed together. I think a lot of large cities fit in this description 😅

@TheSamBeck

7 күн бұрын

Haha good point 😂 just bumpier than most I’ve been to! Thanks for your comment!

@Conservative007

6 күн бұрын

Only in 3rd world countries

@Jarlaxled-wg6wj

6 күн бұрын

@@Conservative007 Nah, some regions in Tokyo and Seoul are quite packed with small buildings.

Falou Sam, bem vindo

Nice one, gringo!

Omg! One month ago I spent only one 1 week driving in the US (after driving like almost 30 years) and right after coming back to Brazil, I was complaining about how our streets are bumpy 😂 there is so smooth. Another thing that I really liked in the USA is that people drive the speed limit, there's no one driving slow in your way. In Brazil there's always someone driving on the left lane (or the second lane from the left) at 90 kmh or less when the speed limit is 120kmh.

@rogerabc6880

8 күн бұрын

In Ohio everybody was driving above the speed limit.

@elienemariacamisao8631

6 күн бұрын

Sabe por que ??? Americano nao sabe dirigir kkkk ja viu algum americano campeao de formula 1 ???

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Hahah love it. Very relatable

@niltonsilva9557

18 сағат бұрын

​@@elienemariacamisao8631 te falo a verdade o pessoal aqui tá nem aí pra você no volante se eles acham que é só ir pra frente e pronto . Quantas vezes eu fico dando seta para entrar numa saída mas estou em outra faixa eles não diminuem a velocidade e nem te deixam entrar. Para eles pisar no freio e deixar tu entrar não existe e problema seu . E porisso mesmo com ruas e rodovias lindas sem buracos tem muito acidentes

NIce video. Fun fact: Forró is from an english expression "For all" as the music was for everyone to join ... I think it came from when Americans have a military base on the northeast ....

@mgoncalves5596

4 күн бұрын

É uma teoria, mas ninguém sabe ao certo a origem da palavra *forró*

I was born at a very young age in Brazil

We also love when gringos love our country. Give him his passport right away!

Que legal que vocês gostaram de São Paulo e do Brasil! Você pode continuar a ouvir música brasileira como Adriana Calcanhoto e Djavan, Titãs entre outros no Spotify.

I'm not sure how I ended up here, but I loved your video. And if you'll allow me, I'd like to suggest that you visit my city in Brazil, Iguazu Falls ( in case you don't know yet) With a quick Google search, I'm sure you'll “fall” in love.

❤❤❤

Fun fact - Car companies had to redesign their suspension to work here since the roads are bumpy as hell and the original ones were breaking like glass

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

Haha oh wow - that's a cool fact! Surprising, but also not surprising haha

The bumping is caused by the many holes that they fill with asphalt but they don't level it properly.

You got the idea! We're pretty much like this, as you said. ahahahahhahahaha Without mention when someone asks us to do something, even if we don't want to, we often say, 'Let's schedule it. In other words: it means NO, not... 🤣🤣🤣

@TheSamBeck

5 күн бұрын

hahaha true. that too!

*BRAZIL MENTIONED!* It's funny that you describe yourself as an introvert because, apparently, me being an introerted Brazillian would make me look more extrovert by comparison. And I have a huge family so yes, saying goodbye and actually going is a process, not a one and done thing. Especially if you have a more traditional family. And about the music, I must say our greatest expoents of music are all from the old days. As time passed, a lot of people moved on to follow the international scene, as it grew more popular. I find it particularly hard to find anything of value in modern Brazilian music these days so I stick to the classics.

yeah I haven't noticed that Brazilians love to listen to old classical pop/samba or what ever music is old and classical at every where. I guess we love enjoying that nostalgic moment. thank you for your kinds words about us here.

I don't know where you live in the US but San Francisco and Oakland are very bumpy too...

Dude the bumpy sucks ass here. Every time I travel for a long period of time, when I return I think "it's so bad".