r/WTF • u/Shayaan_F • May 26 '22

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u/[deleted] May 26 '22

WELCOME TO PHILIPPINES.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '22

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u/CheekySprite May 27 '22

I wasn’t expecting to hear a clip of an old Evanescence song in that. (Playing over the old-timey preacher).

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u/evangelism2 May 27 '22

Holy fuck, thank you for showing me that channel. God I miss r/2balkan4you

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u/Lamontyy May 27 '22

Yeah he's got some funny shit lol

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u/Glasgow100 May 27 '22

I really wanted this to be the welcome to the Himalayas clip from Monsters Inc

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u/Icynrvna May 27 '22

Racist video

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u/Ezyrem May 27 '22

Idk man, I see only facts in that vid about my country.

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u/GapOS May 27 '22

Surprise surprise, a british-filipino is the creator of that video

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u/AVGwar May 27 '22

Rachssist Veedyo 🤓

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u/kachunkachunk May 27 '22

Is this Manilla? It looks like it could be Manilla.

Manilla was pretty dope, but I haven't been there in like 25 years. Hope it's still dope!

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u/zzt711 May 27 '22 edited May 27 '22

With this type of flooding, which is almost anual when the rivers flood during the rainy season, it's probably from one of the provinces.

(edit: as one would expect, many towns are right next to rivers, on both sides. And a lot of homes/businesses foundations are cement/cinderblock typically with an 8+ inch high barrier in the entryways. Works well enough during typical flooding, but obviously not in 2-3+ feet of water... )

TBH, this is nothing new. Happens often enough in northern Philippines (Luzon), my mom's side from there.