They're Lying to You About India...

Oh, I'm way too stoned to be in a desert talking to kids about camels. See you later. India.

Is it really just a big, dirty, smelly sh**hole? Well, I don't think so.

But I feel like there's this movement online at the moment that India is just a big, dirty, smelly sh**hole and that it should be deleted and that you certainly shouldn't go there.

And that breaks my heart because although this country infuriates me sometimes, I still love it. Deeply.

And if I'd let these YouTubers and these influences and these comments try to convince me that India is just a big dirty smelly sh**hole and I didn't come here, I quite literally wouldn't be the person I am today.

So in this one video over five days, I'll be showing you four vastly different sides of India.

Different people, different cultures, different food, different landscapes.

With the goal of showing you that India is not a big dirty smelly sh**hole and that you can come here and you can learn from it like I did.

Please don't let me down, India. Please don't let me down.

and the first place i'm taking you to is somewhere very close to my heart

welcome back to nagaland the

reason

why i wanted to take you to nagaland is not just because it's a place that's so close

to my heart but also because it's

unlike not just unlike anywhere in india

it's unlike anywhere else in the world it's a tribal

state tucked right up in the far northeast corner of

india it's my second home i tried to come here once a year

one of my best friends in the world reny is here we're gonna go and meet him now and he'll be joining us on our big fat india trip but you can't come dashiro

wouldn't you yes sir how are you brother I'm a bit better

well first of all this is Renny you know Renny everyone knows Renny Renny's one of my best friends and he's going to be joining us on our big fat India trip Renny what are we doing today today we've been

rearing rearing one two pigs you've been rearing two pigs yes my mum

so today we are going to kill the one pig yep and then we are going to sell some few meat and then

We're gonna have a feast. Okay, you're gonna kill the pig you use I'm gonna kill the pig.

I'm gonna kill the pig Right, okay

With what I just want this gun for you. You just want this gun for me. Yeah, I don't want to kill a pig.

Okay I don't want to this type of big it's It's it's very dusty because it's local it's especially without any

Supplements or anything like that local local bogus preferred by everyone

So if you inform your plus ones or maybe your colony people, everybody will rush because this is stone-cated everywhere.

I'm really not sure how I feel about killing this pig.

It doesn't make me comfortable.

but I think part of travel, part of coming to these communities and observing their way of life,

I think it's important to do as they do. And I'm going to lose all of the vegans in the first two minutes of this video.

But I think killing a pig to provide for your community is, I think, is a lot better than going down to the supermarket

buying a bunch of shop bought pork it sits very heavy with me but who would I be to sit here and eat pork if I can't even

if I can't even kill one myself how are we going to do this

fucking hell come here Left, left, left, left. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.

Oh no. It's okay, it's okay. It's okay.

Let's go. Ah, I'm it. Good shot, good shot. Good shot, Payan.

Are you crying? I tried a little bit, yeah. Why? Because it makes me sad. Why? Because it's...

This is his sister. Yeah. Brother and sister. In every places, in every area, there are different traditions.