Are Indians Aware Of The Indian Head Bobble? | ASIAN BOSS
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The famous Indian "head bobble" is widely known around the world. But why do Indians bobble their heads so often? Do they even know that they’re doing it? We hit the streets of Mumbai to find out.
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imagine proposing an indian girl and she uses head bobble to answer!
😂
It's not confusing if you understand them .
Many girls use her head to answer
😂😂😂😂😂
Its happens all the time, this is not even a joke
Divided by states, religion, language...
United by Wobbles.
you forgot family name, skin tone and occupation
@@euomu that's in every country.... atleast people live together in India irrespective of all these things.
vaibhav satpute Every country? If you truly believe that, you’re quite delusional. I’m also not saying anything offensive about India, so chill out. It’s just the truth. I have not once seen or heard of this kind of segregation and discrimination within my own country. Perhaps you should travel more
Legendary 😂
Sorry, every indian does not bobble
The most important head gesture is in the examination hall 😂😂
Hell yea 😂
if you don't understand head and head gestures you might fail in exams lol
Secret Indian exam weapon😂
@@lowqualityshorts2423 and what about eyes expression....?? 😂😂😂😂😂
Yes 100%
I’m an African American guy in USA who works in it. I’ve been working at least 25 yrs in this field & with Indians at least 20 yrs. I know the head bobble well. My wife told me I even do it now too sometimes
😂😂
Hahaha nice!
It'll will take over soon and your family will be known as bobble heads
Allow it man.
When I watch Indian dramas for too long it just starts to occur.
Fun fact : this was actually found by the introverts in india to communicate !! 🌚
Lol😂
This comment deserves more likes!!!
Stop attacking me😅
@@virginiawoolf974 this year is for u
@Deuueaugh Hguaeuued bhooto ke saath gappe maarte hai hum log 😂
Reporter: "is there anything else?"
Indian : *wobbles* Only namaste
IM LAUGHING SO HARD AND IT WAS THAT TIME SHE SAID TOO LOL
Everyone knows "namaste."' 😂
Lol
If there is anyone from kerala,they will show uncountable head wobble with lot of meanings...
@@name....itd0esntmatter910 Le malayalis..😂😎
My friend is from Middle east🤣🤣 he told me how when he came to India he was frustrated because to any question indian would just wobble his/her head.
He said when he went back to his home he too involuntary started doing it and then it was his family who was frustrated 🤣🤣🤣
They would generally be saying no to him because they can’t understand his language. Because some accents in English got me confused too like I don’t get too many English songs until I take my time to read lyrics but some I totally understood like Taylor Swift’s one’s.
Best cmnt evee
Wobbling is just like answering to a question in seconds...it doesn't mean disrespectful but it saves time and effort to open mouth and speak 😂...after all we should conserve our energy more by speaking less
Lmaooo
now his family does that and whole community is frustated....wobble virus spreads
I'm from northeast India and I can say that it's our style and habit that make us Indian very special and different from other parts of the world.India at the same time very diverse and different from others
Yup bang on...north east india is such a gem man.....wish i could travel around all 7 states for months
I like it its very cool 😎
Yes I do not believe anyone was being critical, it is just interesting.
It is infectious. When I was staying in India for over 2 weeks, I realized that I started wobbling my head with “ok...” just like Indian people
welcome
And by infectious you mean contagious
Yes, as in “infectious smile”
😂😂👌good
Yes, Join us ✋
The reason behind the wobble is that, India has many languages, so we have to rely on non-verbal gestures to communicate.
Papua New Guinea and Indonesia disagree
That's totally not the reason man
@@upenmanocha4366 s
@indian win just googling and get the facts
@indian win But why does the world recognize Papua New Guinea as the country with the first most languages and Indonesian second
Don't underestimate the power of Head Wobble, the thing is a life saver in Exam Halls
How ?
@@161BMW the teacher won't know that were talking lol
@@161BMW and there are many meanings to it-
@@Emmagination0 if your teacher is indian surely they will also know the head wobble you Indians use ?
Unless teacher also knows it and he/she starts bobbing along with u
I once witnessed two Indian folks speaking to each other at an airport with Just their heads . The whole conversation without words!! Truly amazing. You got to grow up in it to know it. I am of Indian origin living in US and still have to learn so much of our culture !
come back! We will teach you 😁♥️
@@siddhijoshi8759 joshiji gajab bhai. Mirza Saheb aa hi jao ab toh.
😂😂
Just go to an indian exam hall you'll see more
😂
"Did u delete the browser history?"
"You did?!"
"You didn't?!"
"What!!?"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I cracked too. 🤣🤣 He wobbled for both. 🤣
Hahahahaha
That was funny
that "browser history" got me
I cracked up😂😆
I didn’t know it was an “Indian “ thing until my European friend told me about it😆 I thought everyone does it
me too
Everyone thinks that about their own culture and not much is universal
Till I saw this video I thought it was a natural thing which everyone did.
I also thought it was a common thing that everyone does
People from Iran do this too in a more subtle way.
*Italians* : Finally! A worthy opponent!
Whats up with Italians ❓
@@Anonymous-wy6qm Italians are also very expressive when they talk, so I'm guessing the person referred to the same.
@@Anonymous-wy6qm they're obsessed with wrist gestures while expressing themselves.
There's joke that if you kidnapped an italian, you only have to tied their hands, to disable them asking for help. 😂😂
@@nfspbarrister5681 lmfao
I'm a North East Indian student in Tamil Nadu, i think its contagious, i realised i started doing it too involuntarily after a few weeks of staying, i like it tho.😂
I believe Indian has more healthy neck than other people.
Lol 😆🤣
😂😂😂
👻
Lmao
girls mostly, YOU KNOW WHY
Are Indians even aware they’re doing it?
*Head bobbles in Indian*
Edit: this is why I love India- so many different answers which show off the country’s diversity !!!
Yes
Yesn't
No we ain't aware of it
that's involuntary for us
No I didn't even know what it was until now
For introvert: out of shyness.
For extrovert: out of laziness .
For each, their own 😂😂😂
😂😂
I think it’s cute ☺️. Love Indian people from the United States 🇺🇸
Love you too ❤️❤️❤️from india🇮🇳❤️❤️❤️
'Murica ! 🦅🇺🇲♥️♥️🇮🇳🐘
Love America from India...I like Johnny Sins very talented person
@@masteroogway6808bro what are doing
America terorist Country, you lost in Vietnam, in Iraq, In Afghanistan, in Syria, Marika is Jokes
Everyone thinks it’s cute except their barbers. Holy hell! HOLD YOUR HEAD STILL!
💯% true when I was young a barber slapped me for this🤣🤣🤣
Shlok Singh OMG!?😂
@@sherlock3491 this made me laugh so hard 😂😂 thanks
My Barbers knows how that feels..........
@@sherlock3491 can relate
I'm an Indian...
And I never knew I've been doing this for all my life!
Are you typing this while wobbleing your head?
Me too 😂😂
@@miraamshah no we dont do that😂😂😂😂...... but i think i involuntary wobble my head while watching movies videos on youtube but not that level just little bit... And i discovered this on this video😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Pawan Deshmukh hahaha. Could be cultural of maybe genetic things cause I have seen people from Afrika and Suriname with Indian decent do it as well 😂😂😂😂
Same here . We in Bengal don’t do it .
Crazy how Indians speak better English as a second language, than most Americans I know who only speak one language!
Average indian speaks or knows 3-4 languages
Because Sanskrit is mother of all European languages except for some
English is our 3rd language not second 😂😂 1. Regional language 2. Hindi 3. depends on the scenario
Can we talk about our masterpiece ‘Hein?’
Underrated comment 😍😂
🤣🤣
Hein 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hien jii
😂 that's is patented not for everyone
For Indians:-
Yes: Bobble
No: Bobble
OK: Bobble
That's it: Bobble
Let's see: Bobble
I don't know: Bobble
I'm enjoying: Bobble
We don't want to waste our energy 😀
Yes: continuous up and down motion.
No: continuous side to side motion.
Ok: soft and slow up and down motion.
That's it: lifting and bringing head down with a jerk.
Let's see: short and singular movement towards one side but with a bit of a jerk.
I don't know: tilting of head towards one side with rolled lower lips and lifted shoulders.
I'm enjoying: continuous motion towards only one side with a smile to the side of the head bobble (like a smirk).
[IN MOST CASES]
I literally enacted alk of that😂
@@dosifinswain7476 you have to enact that to understand that. I had to enact that while writing that because I had forgotten what each one was for
@@dosifinswain7476 me too
I went to India for 10 days and still after 5 months I do it, and it confuses the hell out of my friends.
Haha this made my day. True. It's infectious.
lol
your name mark denmark? perfect name lol
@@ShiffonChiffon It surely is hahaha
Can you Mark Denmark on the map?
It reminded me years ago when I was sent to New Delhi to do a presentation to a group of senior directors. Throughout my presentation all the directors were shacking their heads and I was so nervous. In the end they liked my presentation and I realised their shacking head gesture were agreeing what I presented. 🤪🤣🤗
Lol we do it during our classes too when teacher is teaching any hard topic. We all act like "yes sir we are understanding everything" but that's all fake.
@@kosturikoiri9492 🤣 yea
😂
@@kosturikoiri9492 hey, you are exposing us. Don't do that. 🤣🤣🤣
@@prakashtiwari8003 yeah bro somethings are just for us 😂
I enjoy indian accent so much... Dont know why, i just enjoy it.
I'm Brazilian.
Indians don't only express with heads, it also involves eyes, eyebrows, lips, nose, teeth, cheeks, chin, hands etc. We also have some 'code sounds' to say Yes or Nor or maybe.
Yes : hmmm...
no : unhunh
@@jabaroychowdhury6603 lmao yes
When you are arrived as guests in someone else's home and they serve you snacks or food and if you start having it without their insisting you or you loved that snack and eat it continuously my mom widens her big eyes and makes her eye direction downwards towards the plate after looking at me it indicates that she is going to beat me with broom if I eat more food and not to eat more her angry gesture is just frightening
Every Indian kid gets frightened by his or her mom's gesture like that it's funny
@@Sanvideshmukh6118 frighteningly accurate XD
@@rishat3952 I know...😂
I have an indian classmate who bobbles her head when I ask her questions and I get confused but now I know what she means 😂
@Interceptor Cop lol I got you
あやのこうじなんでだよ
@Kamado Tanjiro yes bro that's true
I am Indian, live in India, but I still use it but still get confused when others use it :)
@Geralt of Rivia everyone in the world does that except indians🤦♂
I'm a waitress, an Indian customer did this gesture to me and I'm here to figure out what it meant. I said can I help with anything else and he said "I think we're good" and bobbled his head.
he meant that he was satisfied
The resilience and kindness of indians is unmatched. With a population this big and real life problems its amazing to see their positivity and strength. Lots of love from Arabia.
What the comments are about
2% = About Head Bobbling
3% = Love for India
95% = Guy in black Kurta
Means there are many girls watching Asian boss.
True... Some Said they are wet and some said they want to make babies with him.. 😂😂
@@parasgidd7830 WTF-
and then there's me attracted to the girl with checkered shirt. She's cute.
Hi
Indians can literally communicate without saying anything just using their heads and faces. Head wobbles and expressions go a far longer way than spoken word.
Indeed it's true
they are especially good when you really dont want to talk to some one or want them to just leave. its quite easy to be dismissive while still not being rude.
Yeah we learnt it from our friends during exams
The head wobbling differs from state to state. Even from district to district. My husband's home is located in another district of Kerala. Which is 60km away. When they see some familiar person or say bye they used to wobble the head like- chin comes to the chest. Initially after marriage once my mom in law wobbled to me like that, I thought she meant"come here" & I went 😂. Later I recognized she was saying bye
@@Franlifez I am laughing hard
For some reason, I'm fond of Indian accent, like it's clear yet amiable, also I sometimes watch Bollywood... especially THE BIG BANG THEORY which my favorite character is Raj....
I think the head movements are cute. I don't know why westernism just has such a problem with expression
I thought this was a universal thing 😶 .
Even I...
Same haha
In the Asian community... I feel like it is
Me too
it probably is
Imagine a bomb defusing scenario. "Should i cut the red wire?"
just cut everything😂😂😂
😂
Underrated
😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me who is Indian wasn't even aware of this gesture until now! I thought it's natural for everyone around the world😂😂😂
same like i thought every people do that
Damn my mom watches those indian dramas so much that even i started doing that head bobble
🤣🤣😁
Broh they're not drama's they're serials never ever ending serials BTW which drama do u watch any fav? I can recommend you some based on your taste.
@@sakshipatial4069
I think he's referring to webseries as dramas😅
with more than 1200 regional languages, we needed a non-verbal language to communicate 😂😂😂
it's funny how most of us (Indians) thought that it was normal everywhere 😜
Non verbal language, language use for communicate. But this gesture have lot of meaning and based on this video indian themself are confused (sometimes) 😂
@@Nadia-yj5iy they are not able to explain but they'll use those head wobbles perfectly 😂
@@Nadia-yj5iy these are done instantaneously it's just an stimulus reason why they can't explain when asked to explain but they will use this in their daily life & people around them would understand it
I find the Indian head bobble quite cute and endearing. It seems quite innocent somehow.
Thankyou 😄😊
LOVE FROM INDIAAAA!!!!!!
It has a certain earnestness to it.
Thx
@@ishita8486 SUP COOL DUDE!!!!
I'm so happy I found this! I've had hundreds of Indian customers and wondered what that meant... it's kinda contagious. I have to stop myself from replicating the movements so I'm not being disrespectful! 😅 Also: love the girl who said she's "formal AF" at work 😅
I thought that was funny.
You have a very beautiful smile.
India always fascinates me. So much mystery and very rich in culture. Very beautiful girls in addition. Beautiful people. I just hope you will have a better government in the future since indian people deserves the best. Love from the Philippines ❤️
What we have currently is one of the best govt. You see we are recognised highly in a global level like UN
Thanks dear
Lol...a philipinos praising Indian girls in terms of beauty 🤔 man I think you should look around 😅
@@junaid5666 Why not bro? I know there are a lot of beautiful woman here in our country Philippines. But you can prevent me from praising indian woman. They are generally beautiful and talented people.
Actually our current government is really good 😊 btw I really appreciate Philippines people they are kind and good... Love from India🇮🇳
I just know that the reporter is making sure that she doesnt herself😂😂😂
I was searching for this comment 😂
I don't know how she's managing to speak without the head movement...I can't speak without doing it
@@ishantmehta8453 well I can 😂
😂😂
As a flight attendant this drives me crazy when I’m asking someone if they want cream and sugar in their coffee.. I can’t tell if it’s a yes or no! 😓😂
🤣🤣 Advance level of communication
😂 oh damn .. A fast and continuous head wobble 🙂means that the person really understands , A quick wobble ☺️from side to side means "yes" or "alright", a slow soft wobble with a smile😁 is a sign of friendship and respect. Giving a vague wobble 😐 is one way of not making a firm commitment without being offensive thatst a "no" .
B M-Y I have a friend working on Emirates flights he hates the India flights
If it's up down it is yes.
If it right to left it's a no
Not to worry...they don't know either.
This is great! In Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 if you ask a question and someone raises their eyebrows in reply it means "yes". This always frustrated the teachers 😅😂
We do that for (what?) or telling directions ,even sometimes for asking how r u (Like when u r in class or something 😂(
Well we do that also too lol . My American teacher was very frustrated with me lol 😂
In India it would mean "what?! "
You guys are on another level than us 😂😂😂
We indian raise our eyebrows in fascination 😂... astonished by something miraculous
when a foodie girl is on a diet and there's a plate of cheesy fries on her mind..... *so relatable*
I am convinced the Indians invented the “Head Isolation” dance move.
Watch kathak its all about face expression
Watch greeva bheda in bharatanatyam, shloka depicting different types of head movements. Especially attami in bharatanatyam.
@@notme1111 wait really?
I am a trained Kathak dancer and it somehow thickens your bady at certain points
Lol wtf😂
hehehe we actually have traditional dances involving some of the neck movements so it would probably be easy for dancers to the head isolation.. wait im not sure.
This comment section is for the first time I find foreigners appreciating Indian accent.
Really? I find it an incredibly sweet, endearing accent. How could anybody not love it?
Don't you see Hollywood endlessly making fun of Indian accent by potraying it in a stereotypical way
@Indian Streetshietters 😁
@Indian Streetshietters shittin' huh? 😂
@@archamit Hollywood movies are full of stereotypes
Indian aunty exist :
Me : just wobble your head dont speak😑
Did the black kurta guy jump right out of a Manyavar commercial 🥵🔥
Plot twisted: Its a YOGA aasan for flexibility of neck.
Guess what, It's really true..
More like Neck twist :
@@mayanksolanki7028 really ? I didn't knew about this
Lol
It's called naakaasan
When teacher asks me if I understood the topic?
Me:Legendary head bobbing😂😂😂😂
I think we learnt it in school.
Yep, when I ask my students if they understood the lesson, they do this. And when I ask them if they did their homework, I mostly get what I call the "guilty smile" from those who didnt do it. Like, "oops, i forgot,my bad but be cool about it" smile.
@@86upsmaya Right!!! I have given the guilty smile a lot 😜😛
Spot on! 😂😂😂
yes man totally agree with you.
So frickin relatable 😂
actually this bobble was like an escape mechanism inherited to us. damn!
2:54 why I'm amazed by indians
Introverts around the globe : WE DISCOVERED A NEW LANGUAGE
I don't know but I love indians accent,they all look friendly!
-🇵🇭
We love Phillipines as well, we have similar culture, similar economic development and similar problems
@Jagz no brother we don't have 33 million Gods...I just told this thing to remember 100 people over Internet...it is a huge misconception
Kinda we are 😂
@Jagz are yar 🤦🤦 google dont show everything right
@Khushi Bidhuri
But there is nowhere written we have 33 million gods. We have 3 major diety Brahma vishnu and mahesh and all others are part of them like Shri ram and shri krishna are avatar of vishnu etc. If you have noticed that we worship nature as a devta like surya dev agni dev etc. Yes you are right hinduism was not even religion before kalyuga. Actually if you go deep you will find that everything is very scientific for eg that 9 avataar of vishnu represents darwin theory of human evolution. Rishis were scientists and doctors of that time. They were very developed. Hinduism promotes moksha. There are many types. Like you can believe in god but you do not prefer idol worshipping then you are nirgun Brahman (here brahman does not refere any cast) . You dont believe in god then you can be atheist hindu. Many rishis in olden times were atheist. Actually there is freedom of opinions in Hinduism unlike other religions. But we definitely don't have 33 million gods. No one can name them. That is biggest misconceptions people use to defame our religion.
This is the most positive comments section I've ever seen on CZcams!
Nah it’s not watch the EngVid little British lady teaching people about accents .. that’s the most positive
OMG so true. All videos related to India are full of hate comments from dumb foreigners except this😅
@@SSS20025 those People are troll
y e s
Well there's a guy calling our country racist and mocking our accent. So🤷🏻♀️
I work with a lot of people from India and I think it’s adorable when they do this. Also, there’s a BBC documentary on India which is brilliant and you’ll see several of the people being interviewed do it as well.
BBC?? I guess it would be racist and negative.
@@therose6627 Yeah they be like let's see the wobble of the person pooping on railway track. By watching this you can understand how UK should have kept them as slaves. These brown guys shouldn't be free.
They are very articulate in English even though it is their second language. Very impressed…
*As an Indian I think I just realised I also do this head bobbles. 😂😂😂😂*
Me too 😂🤣
Each and every indian do 😁👍
As you go from north to south India the head bobbling intensifies
Edit: some people are offended, I didn't say if you don't bobble your head you are less indian! But still sorry if I hurt you in any way.
(+ I'm not South Indian )
*Intense bharatnatyam noises*
@@sykedelics3620 🤣 learned Bharatnatyam for 5 years and couldn't agree more.
i dont think so
No its not true
Tanushree Khangar North Indians do it too, I’m one of them lol
Respect for the guy at 3:34 he explains quite well. 😂
I find this gesture to be very precious!!! Especially when they're making a point!!! 💖
My boss is Indian and omg he does this all the time, and at first I didn’t understand it until my co workers explained it to me, but this video just took that understanding to another level, I feel like I want to answer him with the head bobble thing now! Lol
Lol really but you have to understand all the bubble head gesture first because it involve yes and no sometimes more
Give him the "maybe or maybenot", he will go nuts😅
so did u tried
I just did a "insightful approval" head bob while reading this.
Give him the head.
I mean the head bobble..
Indian man bobs his head:
"Yes"
"Yes"
"No"
*"dancing"* 😂😂😂
The last time I read bob and Indian in the same sentence, I was embarrassed
@@covalentbond2093 its meme..get over it!
@@covalentbond2093 well Not gonna lie, they had us in the first half.
@@covalentbond2093 That meme is dead
@@covalentbond2093 wdym
The guy who was like “yes.. no... dancing” cracked me up HAHAHAHAHA
I live in America, and I never bobble my head here. But when I go to India, I involuntarily bobble it when talking to people. It's just automatic lol.
Me: Reads the title...
Also Me: Agrees via Head bobble...
Me too
Lol Me too 😂
Same 😂😂😂
Sameee
😂
Wait! Foreigners don't bobble their heads while speaking?!
WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT?
I came to know about this in an elevator when I was 8...
that really sounds fake kind of thing... i don't know about foreigners but i thought it's a human instinct... i don't know what non India would think if he/she reads this comment... so i ended up making it cringe 😂😂😂
I thought it was done by everyone
Haha! As far as I know, only Indians do the bobble head thing. That's why racist cunts who know about it do it back to you when insulting you.
yeah we do but we rarely perceive a meaning from other people doing it
And as an Indian, I thought this is what whole world does never paid attention to these subconscious things 😂😂
"Are you aware of the indian head wobble??"
Guy : *wobbles*
I'm in India right now and to me it seems like a gesture that's supports the context, what's being said or discussed. It could be anything.
Yeah, that's true. You need context. The same gesture that means one thing in a particular situation, could mean something entirely different in another situation.
Absolutely. It needs a context.
On piont
Indian expression language - IEL
@Telive Qwenton then,your mind is the most stinky thing in world
So the Japanese rock their heads back and forth and Indians do it sideways. Asians are so awesome 😂
You Need Some Milk To Stabilise That Rocking Head Of Yours!
Finally an westerner who knows India is in Asia. 😁
We are NOT Egyptians, okay?
@@twotec-9s No one said you were. Why would you say that ? Lmao.
@@youneedsomemilk1622 you name 😂😂😂
1:53 this is the head wobble for “🌚”
Ikr
@Crying black man high on his tears lmao hi
Omo 🌚
6:01 *SHE LOOK AT ME! Now i'm in love..*
I have to admit that I’ve always thought this gesture looked a bit silly but now I’m thinking they’re just on a higher level of communication than the rest of us 😅
We used it exam during multiple choice questions comes up ;)
Thanks... Love from India 🇮🇳
@@muzzafarshaikh9018 lol.. I did that too
Woah never thought of it but you could be right.
Seriously Though Me Think Of Bobbing Me Head Too,But Gave Up...Due To Its Sheer Size
Indians speak good english at least everyone can understand,they have their own accent and it’s good.
@Telive Qwenton no you're a shithole. 😚
@Telive Qwenton unlike you
@Telive Qwenton your mouth is a bigger one tho...
@Telive Qwenton here comes a hater for no reason.
@Telive Qwenton But you are the better one.
3:28 Most clear-cut explanation.
I think most of Indians pick this up from schools. I remember back during the school days, if a teacher was explaining something and you don't wobble or shake your head, they interpret it as us not paying attention.
So we involuntary make it a habit growing up.
i agree
Italians talk with their hands, Filipinos use their lips to point and Indians bobble their heads. Language is diverse and interesting, and removing those gestures, completely makes a language different too.
My grandmother points lips front when she listening to something when she speaking on phone... & She is Indian...
we also use hands too.
Indians especially girls use lips and hands.....even girls in this video are doing the same.
Many Filipinos raise their eyebrows and smile to greet people, which really confused my husband. He was like "Is she trying to flirt with me or what?" But she was just greeting him.
@@musicbkim there's several degrees of familiarity in Filipino greetings:
1. Mano po or joyful greeting.
2. A simple hello "kamusta na?"
3. A nod or head jerk upwards.
4. Raised eyebrow and smile.
5. Raised eyebrow with eyeroll.
6. Sarcastic hello "kamusta na, tumaba ka ah!" -how are you? Did you gain weight?
Hi! Filipino here! I love watching bollywood movies and I noticed this "bobble head" gesture and I think it's kinda cute and funny. I love India 😄
Thank u so much
Love Filipinos.. they are cutest
Ask me .. If you want some good recommendation😉
@@simranujainwale recommend me. Kahin ye saal bhi Single hi na Gujar jaye 🤕🤕🤕
@@soharshadhikari682 😂😂😂😂
In Italy we do some of the head bobbeling they do in India (yes from up to down, no side to side, and sometimes whe indicate a direction whit our heads) along whit that we use a lot our hands. :) 🇮🇹
Yeahh same here facial expression especially of eyes and lips and hand movements together convey message along with or without head bobble.
i guess this is why Italy is called "india of Europe"
Indian culture >>>
@@noone7363 Really 🤔🤔
@@noone7363 never eard before 🧐
This should be a thing 😂 I think it’s a fun thing to do. Philippines has the lip-pointing and eye movements 😂 🇵🇭
Am I the only person who thinks the guy wearing black shirt is such a cutieee? 😂🤭
Its not shirt its indian outfit i.e kurta and ya he is cute
@@03mahekpandya8 ok mahek, so kind of you to tell me that kurta is an INDIAN OUTFIT
@@mrig_trishna is it a sarcastic answer😅😅 sorry if u know and though i tell u
@@zhellecolon6780 I know , right!!! 🤭
ya u r the only one😂
i m chinese ，have some indian collegues，i have already learnt this，it means yes/no/ok/whatever/fuckoff...can mean everything！Universal Gesture！ ， very practical movement
Lol you know more about that head gesture then i do and I'm an Indian
😂😂ikr
@@randomdude9135 lol First of all i am a girl. Second, as much as i love my pc and phone and i am not much of a conversation starter but i wouldn't call myself antisocial 😂😂
@@randomdude9135 oh wow 😂 nope i am not a korea whatever you said 😂 but yeah i am interested in japan, well i love anime so the craze for japan comes with it. And i like parkour.. Girls are generally not interested in it? Idk.. 😅
@Areo Deus 😂😂😂😂 God why is everyone asking me such strange questions? 😂 how do i answer it? Umm i used to love climbing and resting on trees when i was young but it's been a while since i last did it😅😂 wait.. Did you assumed this because of that parkour thing? 😂
I'm a Nepalese and I realized the bobble head after I moved to USA and had a French bf. He pointed out that I shake my head alot 🤷🤣
Most positive comment section for India I ever seen ❤️
I was in india for two weeks and started bobbing my head as well
Really strange at first but I picked up on it rather fast
Can I ask if u think these guys in video has strong Indian accent?
My goodness, Indian people have such beautiful hair! So thick and luxurious-even the men. What a beautiful characteristic-they are very lucky.
MaryAnne Brown Yes, they have gorgeous, thick, luscious hair.
@Musa Khan Native Australians eh, are you for real? Any proof?
@Musa Khan Dravidians, are of a mixed genetic origin and have ancestry from indigenous South Asian Hunter Gatherers, Neolithic West Asian farmers from Iran and Steppe Yamnaya pastoralists. I don't find Australians in their ancestry, so please stop making up stories.
im indian and when i lived in the uk i was totally fine with how my hair was. then i came back to india and got so insecure because of how thin it is😂
and most powerful armpit in the universe 🤮🤮🤮
Love to India from the USA!!!!!!! What a wonderful country and people.
Except when they call and pretend to be from Microsoft.
Love from India ❤
I am absolutely loving this comment section. A lot of foreigners are saying lovely things about us which is very rare to hear! These volunteers are an excellent representation of us. Kudos! Love from india to everyone around the world❤️
99%of comments = the guy in black kurta 😂😂
Yup most of the people are simping for him
ahhh yes, the three genders:
yes
no
dancing
*the three sexes...
Haha
Lollll
4:12 Even in explaining head gestures Indian girls be bringing "Infinity" !!! Talk about Indians & Maths 😂😂😂😂😂♥️🌸
In Japan a common phrase "Ba no Kuuki wo Yomu" is very important. It means understanding the situation without words.
It is quite prevalent in many asian countries.
The head bobble is kind of an extension of that. It is used in day to day life where you express yourself without the use of any words.
The vagueness it creates is what the speaker is aiming for.
For example when you ask your father "Dad can I go to the school trip, it's 1300km away"
Your father may bobble his head, and you may interpret it as either 'yes' or 'no'.
Your father's actual response may change as the time passes and technically he won't be going back on his words as his response earlier was vague and you interpreted it wrongly.
Well that does perfectly explain the side to side bobble one😂that we do
I am Mexican American and I love my Indian brothers and sisters. I have to admit I eat more Indian food than Mexican food sometimes. Shhh.. Our Secret.🤫🤫
😉😁
You Mexicans murder that food with that extra ultra super hot sauce 😂
I looove Indian food too, so effing good
I thought this was cheech for a moment!......
Mexican americans!
@@jaytee2395 The Inbred is pretty strong with this one...
All these people speak way better English than my Indian professor who has lived in Texas for several years
😂😂🤣🤣
I'm in England ...years ago I had an Indian doctor instruct me to fill a 2.5 litre or 1/2 a gallon, container full of piss... When I went back days later , the receptionist cracked up because they only needed about 20ml for a simple test 😒😂
@@shaunw9270 rest of your Piss was consumed by the Jesus Christ in CHURCH
Not all Indians speak fluent English man, only 10-12 of us speak English that alone made us the 2nd country who has the most English speakers after US
Lmao
That "Definite yes" was on point 😂😂😂