A swan dive into perhaps the most astounding radio treasure chest the world… Read Full Bio ↴A swan dive into perhaps the most astounding radio treasure chest the world has ever known, this amazing collection of audio art is a testament to India’s Museum of Sound. This two hour listening experience features Radio Collage of music-only edits on disc one, with a more adventurous mix of music, radio commercials, news, DJs, and miscellaneous sound dimensions on disc two. Contents include: plenty of traditional folk oddities, choice pop hits and film themes, spectacular Classical music, incorporated styles from beyond the subcontinent, and an indescribable cache of raw sound materials edited from hours of bulk tapes recorded on location in 1989 and 1996 from Bengal to Rajasthan and many points in between. Ragas, Bollywood breaks, electric guitars, chenai and violin bliss, creepy folk songs and top-notch vocalists make this the best introduction to India’s music scene ever assembled!
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Trolling The Crossroads Of Bliss
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@CharnelWhispers
As a Filipino, it’s funny and silly to realize that most foreigners in the comment section took her question seriously and misunderstood what’s happening in this video. It just goes to show how naive some people can be about Filipino culture lol 😅 In the Philippines, we have this thing called hugot which is what they’re both doing in this video. The guy initiated the hugot (flirty&fun teasing) which obviously caught her off guard but she was quick to return the hugot when she said can I go with you? (Context: He said can I give you a ticket so she jokingly responded with “Yes, Can I go with you?”)
We usually do hugot (flirty/romantic/sometimes cringe-worthy catchphrases) for fun. Y’all are misunderstanding her for something else when she’s obviously just having fun and enjoying life lmao You can tell that she’s friendly and competitive 😂 Also, When we do hugot like this, it doesn’t necessarily mean that we are interested with the person. It’s one of our pastimes to have fun (it makes the other person cringe or feel silly but in a good way so you’re guaranteed to laugh/smile)
I can’t count the number of times I was misunderstood by foreign people for this harmless fun lmao
@WildCARLOSappeared
Well said! There are so many people in the comments who must have a really sad life...and so many weirdos. That's one reason why I love the Philippines...HUGOT ❤️😀 I didn't know that expression btw
@anthonysmith1228
@Wild CARLOS appeared! It wouldn't make them weird or sad if they misinterpreted it. Just as the commenter pointed out, it's simply due to cultural differences. Though I think the majority of people around the world understand flirting, I could be wrong.
@WildCARLOSappeared
@@anthonysmith1228 That's true what you said. There are cultural differences that lead to misinterpretations. On the other hand people who are swearing, being aggressive and offensive,
... I call them weird. Have a further look at the comment section if you dare 😅
@anthonysmith1228
@Wild CARLOS appeared! That's fair 🤝
@anthonysmith1228
@Wild CARLOS appeared! those comments are just from people who can't think outside of their own framework or context and only see other cultures as better or worse than their own, not just different.
@BabaYaga.R1
Dude in the back in the bun like “bruh I’ve been trying to get with her since the 2nd grade”
@bellluna9017
Yea they're all the dudes looking mad .
@damien7964
😆😆😆
@atheist6997
🤣🤣🤣