He keeps saying Manchester doesn't have park, greenery blah blah. I mean can't you just google map your whole area before getting an apartment there? Besides he is a lonely Asian man who is afraid of going outside kinda like Hikikomoris. I used to watch him back in Japan. He was also complaining about Japan and said many times that England is far better than Japan so he moved. Now it's the same shit all over again.
A few comments: 1. You are comparing Manchester to Tokyo, Seoul and Berlin, huge capital cities and buzzing metropolis’s. What did you expect? 2. Good point about the lack of parks in the city centre, this is my biggest gripe with Manchester. However you failed to mention that you can access the gorgeous Peak District national park from a 30 minute bus or train ride. If you live further out of the city centre, this nature is basically on your doorstep. 3. Not much to do? If you’re a tourist looking for a Ferris wheel then yeah good point, but as a resident there is more entertainment, culture, and sport options here than any other UK city except London. 4. God you are obsessed with Ferris wheels 5. You come across as lacking the motivation to do your own research on what’s available to do in this city. I’m sorry about that.
True but you've forgotten something just outside of Manchester, walking distance, for green spaces - Salford's Peel Park. However much Manchester tries to claim Salford and Salford University pretends to be in Manchester, it's in Salford, but close to Manchester. Not good to walk in at night though as it is Salford
You've said everything I was thinking. I haven't been England yet but I've picked up things being a Manchester United fan. I'm under the impression that historically, the north was a bit more regular people and working class and the South was a bit more wealthy and pretentious. So I would expect northern cities to have a more every day people feel to them. Sounds to me like he didn't really do his homework. And the dating comments are just kind of weird lol
You missed out on exploring some of the areas of countryside and smaller towns in and around Lancashire/Yorkshire. The countryside is really breathtaking....
Tinder and all dating sites in general are full of catfish. You have to be careful with these apps and sites. I never use any of them. Catfish should be beaten up or arrested for life, especially pedos. I’m surprised no hip-hop artist has ever made a song fighting against this crap.
I am moving to Manchester in the next several months - and came across this video. Not going to argue content - these are his perceptions and thats cool; just going to say that nothing matches up with any of my research (future and current coworkers, various city walk throughs in VR, map searches, etc). There are many things I am excited to see when we get there - Castlefield, the Museum of Science and Industry, anal Street, Arndale, Piccadilly Gardens and the Alan Turing memorial in Sackville Garden, taking games at Etihad and Old Trafford. Lets not also forget the North Quarter. I won't be hiding in my room. All of that said, I am getting seriously creepy incel vibes here from the end of the video that makes me discount the whole thing.
Mate if u can't find anything interesting do in Manchester imagine living in a small town....I think the problem it's with you...not the city...sorry....
Nah, Manchester is a fucking bore fest. There's absolutely nothing interesting about it. The problem is definitely the city. I grew up and lived there for 23 years, and I just moved at 24. Best decision of my life
Born in Manchester and lived there for over 60 years. No parks in Centre? Agreed but that is because it was a 19th Century industrial city and all the central land was used for factories and housing. which left no space or money for parks for the workers. Boring? Yes if you have no interests that coincide with what the city - or anywhere else has to offer. Did you go out to meet people? Did you visit the museums, concert venues and galleries? Did you visit the tourism centre to see what is available? Perhaps you needed to get out of your comfort zone a bit? Everywhere in the world from the Sahara Desert to Antarctica can be interesting. Only people can be bored because maybe the themselves are what is really boring.
I agreed with you so much lived here all my life and I suffer terrible mental health and I agree with all you have said please let me know what cities across the world you visit in the future and that you have already as I am out of this country as soon as I can forever awful depressing place city and country in general and parks we do have just over run with dogs and dog poo cats and cat poo cars traffic drinking is all they do here bad food with takeouts on every corner ! Awful place ! I agree with you sorry you feel so deflated
@@ridinwithjake Trafford Centre is just a giant, tacky, mall. Yes they are sports attractions for football fans, and indie music fans can go and look at Morrissey's old house, but not much else for everyone else. It does have a lively nightlife scene, but if you're not into drinking culture then that's no use either.
@@ridinwithjake Trafford Centre is in Trafford, hence the name, not Manchester, and is a bus ride away from Manchester. However, see my main comment - there's more than he says but Manchester is not a great city
I had a similar experience there. I had a great first year there living in NQ but after a while it started to grate on me. The lack of parks as you say and just cosy pubs instead of bars. On one hand it’s a very fun city with the wealth of bars available but on the other a little dull
As a person who grew up in Greater Manchester and Manchester was the big place to go, I only have nostalgia to prop up my rating of it. It's a bit of a crap hole because half of it is partying students and the other half is partying adults. The only part i like is Northern quarter & Ancoats which has a more chill and nerdy vibe. Lack of pedestrianised areas in city centres in England is awfulm makes it hard to walk and get anywhere.
you state the biggest tower is the one your living in and then show, which i assume is the Beetham looking at the angle. But the tallest tower is Deansgate South tower at 205m?
Fair and honest comments. Not easy to tell personal experience without the fear of others attacking you in the comment section. To people keep suggesting him to catch a train and go to another night club etc, he had just told you he had tried already. If you have been aboard each major city has several landmarks or characters. If you go to Edinburgh, London, the museums, the galleries, symphony hall, town halls, palaces, castles, street turn into markets regularly have interesting events on. It’s all relative, if you live in Bolton, Crewe for awhile, living in Manchester City centre is a dream come true.
in your early video of this apartment and Manchester you were praising how nice the skyline is with all the modern buildings and then you contridict yourself totally in the summery in this video?
The reason you hate it is because you don't socialise with people. That's what Manchester is all about. Also you're literally right next to the peak district - some of the best nature you can find in the country
Daniel, if I was you, I’d move back to Berlin, get a simple office job or something, go on those walks you enjoy so much, get fit, and THEN re-enter the dating scene. I think it would be an incredibly fruitful venture.
Ok, first there's plenty going on in Manchester, you're just not looking for it. There's the Northern Quarter, the art house cinema, loads of museums. Too boring? Go to one of the many night clubs. Life gives the more you put into it. Yes it's hard to find walking in the city centre but guess what? The train station isn't far and that will get you to the penines in no time.
That's satisfying the boring consumer deathtrap this city is.. You have mentioned things which cost money. There's nothing to here that doesn't fit this pattern
as someone who lives by Manchester it really depends on what u are looking for, while I agree with the nature thing and I can see why Daniel himself wouldn’t like it, I do really like living here. There are lots of music events here, nice restaurants, shops and clubs. You can always get the train to the beach too, my favourite place :)
Bon voyage Daniel. When you catch the train back south, remember to buy your ticket in advance so you don’t pay over £180 like last time. I think the advance purchase ticket was something like £30
I understand the whole thought process about being close to nature and stuff. But just because you have close access to greenery doesn't mean that your mental health will automatically improve. I can say this with experience myself. I lived in San Francisco, where I had quick access to Golden Gate Park and Glen Park. I also went to the beach very often. But the entire time I lived in San Francisco, I was at my lowest point mentally and emotionally. The way you describe your situation in Manchester was very similar to my experience in San Francisco. I live in Austin now. There is still nature here. There are more noticeable trees incorporated with the neighborhoods and the city, but I don't have quick access to nature the way I did with San Francisco. Here in Austin, it's car dominated and it's much much scarier for pedestrians. I mean, Austin and SF are like night and day when it comes to walkability. Yet, for whatever reason, I am better mentally and emotionally here in Austin. It's just an interesting thing that I thought I would point out. Not that I necessarily know what to make of it either. I just don't think that having access to nature and parks are a guarantee for mental well-being.
I was agreeing with you on the parks - Manchester even tried to pretend there were loads of green spaces by claiming spaces in Greater Manchester (not Manchester) as Manchester's, to try to win some competition, but the organisers saw right through that. However, you are being totally false when you say there's nothing good about the city. There are street entertainers, the largest Chinatown in the UK outside London, two libraries - one for quiet study, another where, on certain floors, you can play the piano or listen to others playing it (or other instruments on one of the floors), quirky little food places, Affleck's Palace which is great for those who want to shop somewhere different, and, in the daytime, with good weather, you could have a picnic in Piccadilly Gardens as a date, or maybe you could get a tram to somewhere nicer. And the museums and art galleries as you mentioned, a number of which are interactive. By the way, you obviously haven't explored just outside the city in the correct direction - walk towards Salford CENTRAL station (just on the border of Salford and Manchester), turn left after it, follow Chapel Street, and on the right is Peel Park (don't visit in the night, Salford is dodgy). Alternatively get a train to Salford Crescent station and the park is next to Salford University (just make sure you're not given a Manchester ticket as Salford is not in Manchester). Sure, there's not loads to do, and you do have to leave the city slightly to find a park, but to suggest there's nothing is nonsense.
It's true that UK dating is harder than Asia. But Manchester was a great place to date for me. The difference is I went out and talked to girls that I liked. I even filmed it czcams.com/video/YoLeiPNmej8/video.html There are thousands of Japanese, Chinese and Korean girls living in Manchester. All you have to do is go to the University and they are everywhere. Likewise there are loads of parks there as well. Sometimes the city center isn't the best place to live. I ended up with a Korean girlfriend and we both moved to Vietnam for a few years.
@M J Once you travel a little and see different cultures, you realize that status is a big joke. It's a massive circle jerk at best. As long as you are free to do what you want, nothing else matters. The Korean girl was in the 0.1% of her country status wise based on her university performance and she was on her way to becoming a professor. I supported her wish to forget the circle jerk and she lives a better life now, free from people judging her and forcing her to chase silly goal posts set by other people.
which areas of Manchester would you recommend to live to chat to these girls? Do they go to a local pub in the university area? I never been before, planning to visit.
Manchester sounds like where I live when it comes to dating. You make good points about the lack of a city park. It's definitely something to consider when moving somewhere.
thoughts always followed by bad experiences. I lived in Bali, Japan, Malaysia , Thailand and born in Berlin.Now i am in Manchester and....i love it! A lot of cool musicevents, Loads of great Restaurants and welcoming people. May i ask you why you live there , when you hate it? Thats strange.Your channelname fits perfect to you. With this kind of attitude and thinking, i don't wonder that you attract those kind of events.
Agreed about the centre of Manchester and lack of a decent park. Piccadilly Gardens used to offer some relief 20 years ago. I'm a tram fan so love the Manchester trams, but they are high floor, so ugly platforms have destroyed Piccadilly Gardens and also St Peter's Square.
Manchester is an idea. People move to Manchester because they have a distinct conception of what Manchester will be like. Manchester is excellent at self-promotion. I lived there for eight years. Unfortunately after six months reality will hit and you will realise it has nothing more to offer than most other UK cities. If you're hedonistic you'll have a fun time (for a while) but if you are person who wishes to experience life a little more fully, then Manchester will disappoint.
Manchester is industrial feel to it. The centre is fast, built up. There are little places to sit and rest. I visit on day trip, soak in the busyness, museums etc. It has history, architect etc so its has a plenty if you look, not even that hard looking at that. Travelling out of the city then you have nature, hills. I would not live there personally, its a hard place. But visiting is ok.
Heaton Park, Salford Media City, Trafford Shopping Center, Ancoats …it looks like you didn’t venture out much Daniel. Manchester has a lot to offer. There is a karaoke restaurant called Chuan in Manchester too!
@@ruweidak3158 the Trafford centre looks like a giant, tacky, faux Grecko-Roman temple. Just the same kind of chain stores you can find everywhere else but without the ambiance. The place is in financial trouble, so it can't even be popular with Mancs.
@@bodazephyr6629 and it still looks better than the dinghy mall Daniel took Mila to in South Korea lol. Most girls would enjoy a date at Trafford Center
I agree with you I've lived here all my life born here obviously lol but it's so overrated now it's becoming like London plus the crime rate is shockingly bad 😱😩 it's crazy I want to get out of here I think it's time to move but it depends on where you live. I'm sorry you didn't enjoy living here good luck on your next adventure 🤗
I agree with the most of what the guy said here. Manchester is a really depressive place where not much is happening. Its raining here almost all the time while other places are warmer and sunnier at the same time as my friends send me pictures from London or Leeds or Cornwall. What can you do when its raining outside all the time, it ruins all your plans and staying indoors is not really good for menthal health. Thats propably why in Manchester people are mostly orientated in drinking or watching football in tv. What else can you do except get pissed and live football all the time. Also wherever you go in Manchester is like doomy and gloomy and there is a lot of places and street you just simply can be mugged, not mentioning the odour of urine. There is not much to see or do there. There are no true clubs where you could go dancing. The culture is to go and get drunk wherever it would be. If you invite your family or girlfriend there is shame to show them Manchester, because there is nothing really interesting. People in the streets are really weirdos and when you pass them you feel like you bought a ticket to the freak show. Its scarry sometimes to make a bad turn and spot some groups of drunken guys who could have knives and bad intentions. I guess thats a massive problem in the UK but there is a lot of freaks in Manchester especially. Its a sad post industrial city, second biggest in the UK and this is really shame to be here. I dont know how I survived 6 years here but I am very very happy that soon I am moving out as well. Manchester is a dead end, place with no future. I hate living here.
Awe Daniel, I so feel for you, just get a nice room at the Balmoral Hotel in Edinburgh with a view of Arthur’s seat and go for a daily walk up there. It’s obvious that you are very rich and don’t need to work…. Psychologically, I think perhaps Manch just wasn’t posh enough for you. I do agree as a non driver that getting to a park in Manch is a bit of a palava, and, yes in the city we crave some green, hope you get what you want, you sound like a nice guy.
‘I love going on walks and being healthy’ - Heaton Park is the largest municipal park in Europe. If you don’t try and actually discover the city you live in, maybe you shouldn’t give your opinions. You compare it to Tokyo, a city that is infamous for being a modern distopian vision of future cities, with such urban sprawl it makes LA look small. Again, from your video you simply do not understand or appreciate European cities. You say you were bored, Manchester has more giggs than any other city in England outside of London and is world renowned for its music scene. It has 2 universities filled with students that create a massive nightlife scene. It had 2 of the biggest football teams on the planet. If you were bored I would suggest that’s your issue, not the cities. All I’d say is I’m glad you’re leaving. Manchester is a welcoming city, but Mancunians won’t take pretenders or mugs. If you aren’t going to embrace what a city has to offer, perhaps best not to critique it.
Not everyone loves football and clubbing. I think Manchester can be quite narrow in terms of events but there's definitely alternative scenes, you just have to search for them which can be hard for people new to the area.
I'm telling you man, Thailand has HIMR written all over it. This place has crazy experiences waiting for you. It's also very very affordable. Thai girls hunt for guys like you
idk why he keeps ignoring it, its literally paradise for Daniel, its everything hes been talking about for the last years. Everything he ever hoped for Japan.
@@bjni Daniel prefers east asian women who generally are lighter skinned. A brown skin opinionated thai woman is too much for him to handle. Thai women are not doormats.
Well the lack of parks is because Manchester was one of the first industrial cities. It wasn't designed for living and offices like London, those came after the mills and warehouses.
I like the honest review and all the elements you’ve touched upon are really focusing on quality of living, so it’s not the usual ‘bland’ review that considers pros and cons based on how many restaurants there are :)
It's a fucking dump. Maybe if you want hookers that are looking to fleece you off money, you'd go to Pattaya but that's about it. It's a place for legit boomers looking to hook up with young Thai women who are looking for western men.
Your comparing capital city levels of investment to a city that's a city in a nation (Great Britain) when equivalent to Germany, Japan and South Korea has three capitals the government focuses on London, Edinburgh and Cardiff. As someone from Manchester with zero personality my experience with dating was instead of trying to force your own self confidence and humor try to tailor to the personality the first date. The Comedy Story, The Frog and Bucket, Hot Water Comedy or Murder Inc. If they are more into proper theatre performances starting the date at Salfords The Lowery, Palace Theatre, Opra House, Royal Exchange gives a very good build up of topics before going to eat. If they are more into gaming NQ64, Pixel, Fab Cafe for a few drinks and games. Taking some time to just enjoy nature Fletcher moss Park is like a 20- 30 minute travel from the City Centre, The peak district, are rather quick travels with so many hour and half travel spots by train and a quick taxi ride to get to for a weekend get away.
To viewers unfamiliar with Manchester, the very centre of the city lacks proper parks due to it being the birthplace of the industrial revolution, but it is blessed with amazing parkland just outside the centre reachable on the trams (eg Heaton Park, Chorlton and Sale Water Parks, Kersal Wetlands, Drinkwater Park and many more) - and it is surrounded by fantastically stunning countryside which can be reached in a very short train journey. Also, I'm so surprised that you found the city boring - there is an infinite amount of things to do every day of the week, it's the most multicultural place in the UK outside London, and you can find groups of people interested in virtually any hobby/sport/interest that you could think of. It's never going to compete with megacities like Tokyo, but for its size, Manchester is fantastic and has more going on than most cities of its size. It's not perfect - the inequality is very bad, homelessness is very visible, the streets are often dirty and the air is polluted - but in my opinion it's a great place to live as long as you make an effort to make the most of the things the city has to offer.
No he's wrong, there is tones to do. The arts, dance classes, martial arts, lovely restaurants/pubs, library, you can live in a skyscraper for £1000 pm, there's local gyms which do badminton, yoga etc. You don't have a park, but you've got the canals, which are nicer. You can go on a day trip to a lot of northern cities very easily and cheaply. There is crazy golf 10 minutes from his house if he didn't want to go the one of the really close bars. This man is just very depressed because he didn't leave his house.
I think your main fail is that you didn’t spot the tram system and didn’t buy a tram ticket. Manchester is surrounded by nothing but parks and places to walk. I’m sorry that you didn’t ever manage to leave Betham Tower and show your girl a good time. 😂😂😂
As a person that lived in Shanghai, Tokyo, Jakarta. I can honestly say all western cities in USA, UK, etc are BORING AF. A bunch of skanky bars after 9pm, that’s all!!! LMAO!!! No wonder most of us are drunks!!!
I’m looking out of my window in Manchester and can only see Manchester!?! Where’s the hanging gardens of Babylon, Sydney opera house,herds of wildebeest ?!?! 😂😂😂
Sounds like your problem with Manchester was that the girls gave you a 5.6 out of 10. Like you I've lived in many cities and at the end of the day Manchester is the 2nd city of the 5th biggest economy in the world. Theres lots to see and do and its very interesting and gets 1 million tourists a year . As for greenery, you chose to live in the city center whilst most of the greenery is in the suburbs. Very few city centers are green, especially those that lead the industrial revolution.
Lol it’s not Manchester. Lived in ibaraki, Osaka, Tokyo and nyc all boring, unless you actually have hobbies and outside interest. Something you don’t have.
I have a question for daniels viewers, why do you watch him and give him money? I’ve been following him for like 3years now, and I honestly couldn’t telll you why I follow him. I just thought he was cute af and saw his earlier videos about social anxiety and stuff and could deeply relate. But I’m tryna make some money on CZcams, so why do you watch him and give him money?
I dont think England is boring actually xD. I think you are just not really a European in that sense. Maybe you should move to Tokyo permanently. But obviouslt you havent lived in every city in England neither have you been at every place in Rotterdam. I live near Rotterdam and actually I really think I live in the best country of the world in the practical sense for sure. I know my country very well. I have been to many other countries as well. Again instead of you having too much time to walk around in a park. Do something usefull for yourself and do not just live with getting dates. It feels like it never gets out of a date... Dont forget its not the city or tje country that is the problem. Its yourself. Since all the luxery is here. I feel like you blame not having succes on dating is because of the city which doesnt make sense.
I like Manchester, would like to move there for a bit but yeah i completely get how your'e feeling. I feel the exact way about Leeds. My favourite place in Leeds is the train station. It means i'm getting the heck outta here.
Wow, Daniel hated living somewhere? Who would've thought? He's usually so positive.
🤣🤣🤣
Trolling bro
He keeps saying Manchester doesn't have park, greenery blah blah. I mean can't you just google map your whole area before getting an apartment there?
Besides he is a lonely Asian man who is afraid of going outside kinda like Hikikomoris. I used to watch him back in Japan. He was also complaining about Japan and said many times that England is far better than Japan so he moved. Now it's the same shit all over again.
This is unprecedented, something bad must have happened for him to make such a video.
You're obsessed with him
Heaton Park, one of the biggest parks in Europe is a short tram ride from the city centre.
A few comments:
1. You are comparing Manchester to Tokyo, Seoul and Berlin, huge capital cities and buzzing metropolis’s. What did you expect?
2. Good point about the lack of parks in the city centre, this is my biggest gripe with Manchester. However you failed to mention that you can access the gorgeous Peak District national park from a 30 minute bus or train ride. If you live further out of the city centre, this nature is basically on your doorstep.
3. Not much to do? If you’re a tourist looking for a Ferris wheel then yeah good point, but as a resident there is more entertainment, culture, and sport options here than any other UK city except London.
4. God you are obsessed with Ferris wheels
5. You come across as lacking the motivation to do your own research on what’s available to do in this city. I’m sorry about that.
True but you've forgotten something just outside of Manchester, walking distance, for green spaces - Salford's Peel Park. However much Manchester tries to claim Salford and Salford University pretends to be in Manchester, it's in Salford, but close to Manchester. Not good to walk in at night though as it is Salford
A few comments:
1. why the hell are you taking this seriously, it's so obviously a joke?
2. Re read number 1
That Ferris wheel line killed me
@@Strangenews404 No it didn't. You are clearly alive
You've said everything I was thinking. I haven't been England yet but I've picked up things being a Manchester United fan. I'm under the impression that historically, the north was a bit more regular people and working class and the South was a bit more wealthy and pretentious. So I would expect northern cities to have a more every day people feel to them. Sounds to me like he didn't really do his homework. And the dating comments are just kind of weird lol
It funny that he’s actually lived a adventures life living in several countries and still he’s always sad
problem is he has no job, and nothing to attach to .
Spoiled zoomer syndrome, "its not like the movies ;("
@@terrytong8665 why does he need something to attach to ?
You should make a video rating the places you’ve lived
A tier list
He’s hated them all lol.
Yesss
He even hated Japan where his parents are from.
It’d just be F and D tier
You missed out on exploring some of the areas of countryside and smaller towns in and around Lancashire/Yorkshire. The countryside is really breathtaking....
Tinder in the west is where a mans self-esteem goes to die.
Luckily I had none to begin with
Tinder and all dating sites in general are full of catfish. You have to be careful with these apps and sites. I never use any of them. Catfish should be beaten up or arrested for life, especially pedos. I’m surprised no hip-hop artist has ever made a song fighting against this crap.
@@Sean-ll5cm That’ll certainly help
I am moving to Manchester in the next several months - and came across this video. Not going to argue content - these are his perceptions and thats cool; just going to say that nothing matches up with any of my research (future and current coworkers, various city walk throughs in VR, map searches, etc). There are many things I am excited to see when we get there - Castlefield, the Museum of Science and Industry, anal Street, Arndale, Piccadilly Gardens and the Alan Turing memorial in Sackville Garden, taking games at Etihad and Old Trafford. Lets not also forget the North Quarter. I won't be hiding in my room.
All of that said, I am getting seriously creepy incel vibes here from the end of the video that makes me discount the whole thing.
I moved from London and I'm loving it here.... And there are nice parks just not in the centre
@@_gonzalitoki Heaton park is a prime example
Anal street is great fun if you're in the mood for it!
You do realise that he’s acting
@@littlerollingwheels Watching his other video's - No I don't think he is.
Thank you so much for this! I love how you consider so many different points really objectively and to the point, this was really informative :)
Mate if u can't find anything interesting do in Manchester imagine living in a small town....I think the problem it's with you...not the city...sorry....
Nah, Manchester is a fucking bore fest. There's absolutely nothing interesting about it. The problem is definitely the city. I grew up and lived there for 23 years, and I just moved at 24. Best decision of my life
Manchester is a dump,
True, the only thing that puts me off is the crime but there are millions of things to do there
Born in Manchester and lived there for over 60 years. No parks in Centre? Agreed but that is because it was a 19th Century industrial city and all the central land was used for factories and housing. which left no space or money for parks for the workers. Boring? Yes if you have no interests that coincide with what the city - or anywhere else has to offer. Did you go out to meet people? Did you visit the museums, concert venues and galleries? Did you visit the tourism centre to see what is available? Perhaps you needed to get out of your comfort zone a bit? Everywhere in the world from the Sahara Desert to Antarctica can be interesting. Only people can be bored because maybe the themselves are what is really boring.
I’ve lived in Manchester for the past 10 years and I’m still finding new and interesting things to do here all the time.
I agreed with you so much lived here all my life and I suffer terrible mental health and I agree with all you have said please let me know what cities across the world you visit in the future and that you have already as I am out of this country as soon as I can forever awful depressing place city and country in general and parks we do have just over run with dogs and dog poo cats and cat poo cars traffic drinking is all they do here bad food with takeouts on every corner ! Awful place ! I agree with you sorry you feel so deflated
Manchester is 1 and a half hours away from The Lake District! A unesco world heritage site! Did you go there?
i dont want to travel for 1 and half hour just to have a walk. i want a nice park right outside my apartment or at least nearby
As someone who's only ever lived here in Manchester, you're spot on. There's not really much to do unless you're into drinking culture, which i'm not.
@@ridinwithjake Trafford Centre is just a giant, tacky, mall. Yes they are sports attractions for football fans, and indie music fans can go and look at Morrissey's old house, but not much else for everyone else. It does have a lively nightlife scene, but if you're not into drinking culture then that's no use either.
Agreed
@@ridinwithjake Trafford Centre is in Trafford, hence the name, not Manchester, and is a bus ride away from Manchester. However, see my main comment - there's more than he says but Manchester is not a great city
@@RQC7RU I really don’t see why Manchester’s music history attracts people as that thriving music scene is long gone.
My man, the whole UK = drinking culture. That's fine
go to Thailand/Cambodia/Phillipines. Cheap and a lot of nature.
@Gamba Tifosi yep
the Thailand arc is upon us
@@schrodingerscat3912 🤣😂 lmao
I had a similar experience there. I had a great first year there living in NQ but after a while it started to grate on me. The lack of parks as you say and just cosy pubs instead of bars. On one hand it’s a very fun city with the wealth of bars available but on the other a little dull
As a person who grew up in Greater Manchester and Manchester was the big place to go, I only have nostalgia to prop up my rating of it. It's a bit of a crap hole because half of it is partying students and the other half is partying adults. The only part i like is Northern quarter & Ancoats which has a more chill and nerdy vibe. Lack of pedestrianised areas in city centres in England is awfulm makes it hard to walk and get anywhere.
I love the random pic of him sitting by a soccer ball when he says he big into fitness. Not playing soccer but sitting by a ball lmfao 1:18
Hit the nail on the head with the dating experience.. can relate 😅
you state the biggest tower is the one your living in and then show, which i assume is the Beetham looking at the angle. But the tallest tower is Deansgate South tower at 205m?
Boring people find everything boring
Time for a new arc! Cant wait for that new OP/ED
We need a Daniel in NYC one day.
LA too. but first Thailand for f sake
I think Barcelona would be better.
I dont think he can afford an apartment in nyc xD
He probably wouldn’t last a day 😅🤣 at least it would be fun
"Story Time: Why I hate bodegas"
Fair and honest comments. Not easy to tell personal experience without the fear of others attacking you in the comment section. To people keep suggesting him to catch a train and go to another night club etc, he had just told you he had tried already. If you have been aboard each major city has several landmarks or characters. If you go to Edinburgh, London, the museums, the galleries, symphony hall, town halls, palaces, castles, street turn into markets regularly have interesting events on. It’s all relative, if you live in Bolton, Crewe for awhile, living in Manchester City centre is a dream come true.
Exactly, I have been practicing psychology for 17 years, fact is low people always attack you when younstaye negative facts.
in your early video of this apartment and Manchester you were praising how nice the skyline is with all the modern buildings and then you contridict yourself totally in the summery in this video?
I’m quite glad your still making CZcams videos really!
The reason you hate it is because you don't socialise with people. That's what Manchester is all about.
Also you're literally right next to the peak district - some of the best nature you can find in the country
Manchester is holding the most interesting personalities in the world?
.. not sure loud alcoholics, and chavs have any appeal
Daniel, if I was you, I’d move back to Berlin, get a simple office job or something, go on those walks you enjoy so much, get fit, and THEN re-enter the dating scene. I think it would be an incredibly fruitful venture.
@@TheSlicker83 get off CZcams and go contribute to society at your Amazon cage job. Hurry up now Wagie!
Ok, first there's plenty going on in Manchester, you're just not looking for it. There's the Northern Quarter, the art house cinema, loads of museums. Too boring? Go to one of the many night clubs. Life gives the more you put into it.
Yes it's hard to find walking in the city centre but guess what? The train station isn't far and that will get you to the penines in no time.
That's satisfying the boring consumer deathtrap this city is.. You have mentioned things which cost money. There's nothing to here that doesn't fit this pattern
I'm moving from London to Manchester in a month and this was actually useful.
Keep in mind all these issues are from someone who doesn't venture outside his comfort bubble of his apartment.
as someone who lives by Manchester it really depends on what u are looking for, while I agree with the nature thing and I can see why Daniel himself wouldn’t like it, I do really like living here. There are lots of music events here, nice restaurants, shops and clubs. You can always get the train to the beach too, my favourite place :)
@@layla6774 what beach
@@wesleyvella3129 what is there to do in Manchester if you’re not an alcoholic though?
@@vihodanyet I've never lived there I wouldn't know.
Can you make an in-depth video of why you hated Rotterdam?
Nice review of Manchester.
Wish you good luck in your new adventure.
Brighton?
love your honesty, thanks for this.
Bon voyage Daniel. When you catch the train back south, remember to buy your ticket in advance so you don’t pay over £180 like last time. I think the advance purchase ticket was something like £30
Coaches are way cheaper if you're not in a rush. It's only about £10 from Manchester to London and then the added fee of getting back to Kent.
Lol, good. Manchester is a hell hole 😂😂😂
Tribalistic freak 👀
I understand the whole thought process about being close to nature and stuff. But just because you have close access to greenery doesn't mean that your mental health will automatically improve. I can say this with experience myself. I lived in San Francisco, where I had quick access to Golden Gate Park and Glen Park. I also went to the beach very often. But the entire time I lived in San Francisco, I was at my lowest point mentally and emotionally. The way you describe your situation in Manchester was very similar to my experience in San Francisco.
I live in Austin now. There is still nature here. There are more noticeable trees incorporated with the neighborhoods and the city, but I don't have quick access to nature the way I did with San Francisco. Here in Austin, it's car dominated and it's much much scarier for pedestrians. I mean, Austin and SF are like night and day when it comes to walkability. Yet, for whatever reason, I am better mentally and emotionally here in Austin.
It's just an interesting thing that I thought I would point out. Not that I necessarily know what to make of it either. I just don't think that having access to nature and parks are a guarantee for mental well-being.
As a girl, hearing Daniel talk about the Manchester dating scene made me laugh so hard. He's going to stay single for a looong time...
I like how you have to specify being a girl, like that somehow automatically makes what you say trustworthy.
he's never felt the warmth of a woman
I feel the same! Ur words are exactly how I feel. People are so blend too
I was agreeing with you on the parks - Manchester even tried to pretend there were loads of green spaces by claiming spaces in Greater Manchester (not Manchester) as Manchester's, to try to win some competition, but the organisers saw right through that. However, you are being totally false when you say there's nothing good about the city.
There are street entertainers, the largest Chinatown in the UK outside London, two libraries - one for quiet study, another where, on certain floors, you can play the piano or listen to others playing it (or other instruments on one of the floors), quirky little food places, Affleck's Palace which is great for those who want to shop somewhere different, and, in the daytime, with good weather, you could have a picnic in Piccadilly Gardens as a date, or maybe you could get a tram to somewhere nicer. And the museums and art galleries as you mentioned, a number of which are interactive.
By the way, you obviously haven't explored just outside the city in the correct direction - walk towards Salford CENTRAL station (just on the border of Salford and Manchester), turn left after it, follow Chapel Street, and on the right is Peel Park (don't visit in the night, Salford is dodgy). Alternatively get a train to Salford Crescent station and the park is next to Salford University (just make sure you're not given a Manchester ticket as Salford is not in Manchester).
Sure, there's not loads to do, and you do have to leave the city slightly to find a park, but to suggest there's nothing is nonsense.
There are quite a large number of parks in and around Manchester’s suburbs
A date in piccadilly gardens is crazzzyyy 😭 please never take a girl there
It's true that UK dating is harder than Asia. But Manchester was a great place to date for me. The difference is I went out and talked to girls that I liked. I even filmed it czcams.com/video/YoLeiPNmej8/video.html
There are thousands of Japanese, Chinese and Korean girls living in Manchester. All you have to do is go to the University and they are everywhere. Likewise there are loads of parks there as well. Sometimes the city center isn't the best place to live. I ended up with a Korean girlfriend and we both moved to Vietnam for a few years.
@M J Once you travel a little and see different cultures, you realize that status is a big joke. It's a massive circle jerk at best. As long as you are free to do what you want, nothing else matters. The Korean girl was in the 0.1% of her country status wise based on her university performance and she was on her way to becoming a professor. I supported her wish to forget the circle jerk and she lives a better life now, free from people judging her and forcing her to chase silly goal posts set by other people.
which areas of Manchester would you recommend to live to chat to these girls? Do they go to a local pub in the university area? I never been before, planning to visit.
Daniel-San, is the real reason you don't like Manchester is that there's no Tobita-Shinji there?
Manchester sounds like where I live when it comes to dating. You make good points about the lack of a city park. It's definitely something to consider when moving somewhere.
thoughts always followed by bad experiences. I lived in Bali, Japan, Malaysia , Thailand and born in Berlin.Now i am in Manchester and....i love it! A lot of cool musicevents, Loads of great Restaurants and welcoming people. May i ask you why you live there , when you hate it? Thats strange.Your channelname fits perfect to you. With this kind of attitude and thinking, i don't wonder that you attract those kind of events.
I left already
Good that you left
@@anniewhereyougoo369
He's a miserable git. Stays in his room all day. Doesn't know diddly and whinges about life.
Thank you for sharing!
Agreed about the centre of Manchester and lack of a decent park. Piccadilly Gardens used to offer some relief 20 years ago. I'm a tram fan so love the Manchester trams, but they are high floor, so ugly platforms have destroyed Piccadilly Gardens and also St Peter's Square.
A classic theme
Manchester is an idea. People move to Manchester because they have a distinct conception of what Manchester will be like. Manchester is excellent at self-promotion. I lived there for eight years. Unfortunately after six months reality will hit and you will realise it has nothing more to offer than most other UK cities. If you're hedonistic you'll have a fun time (for a while) but if you are person who wishes to experience life a little more fully, then Manchester will disappoint.
Manchester is industrial feel to it. The centre is fast, built up. There are little places to sit and rest. I visit on day trip, soak in the busyness, museums etc. It has history, architect etc so its has a plenty if you look, not even that hard looking at that. Travelling out of the city then you have nature, hills. I would not live there personally, its a hard place. But visiting is ok.
You’re a legend Daniel
Heaton Park, Salford Media City, Trafford Shopping Center, Ancoats …it looks like you didn’t venture out much Daniel. Manchester has a lot to offer. There is a karaoke restaurant called Chuan in Manchester too!
It's a dog poo bin of a place.
You really suggested going to a shopping centre on a first date?
@@Sneakyturtle18 have you been to Trafford Shopping Center? Place looks like Dubai and there’s lots to do
@@ruweidak3158 the Trafford centre looks like a giant, tacky, faux Grecko-Roman temple. Just the same kind of chain stores you can find everywhere else but without the ambiance. The place is in financial trouble, so it can't even be popular with Mancs.
@@bodazephyr6629 and it still looks better than the dinghy mall Daniel took Mila to in South Korea lol. Most girls would enjoy a date at Trafford Center
1:28 Daniel, I think you forgot that your channel's name was "hiding in my room"...
I agree with you I've lived here all my life born here obviously lol but it's so overrated now it's becoming like London plus the crime rate is shockingly bad 😱😩 it's crazy I want to get out of here I think it's time to move but it depends on where you live.
I'm sorry you didn't enjoy living here good luck on your next adventure 🤗
Research where you move to. Not just crime rates, but what people say, as cops often cover up crimes. And above all, trust your instincts
@@rogueuniversities6866 I will do 😊😁
PATTAYA HAS IT ALL
People who go to Pattaya and Manchester should be kept in a closed loop so the rest of the world doesn’t have to see or hear their existenxe
I'd like to visit tear garden. Gonna look up photos.
Oh excuse me. TIERGARTEN
the only reason I what this guy is to feel good about myself
I agree with the most of what the guy said here. Manchester is a really depressive place where not much is happening. Its raining here almost all the time while other places are warmer and sunnier at the same time as my friends send me pictures from London or Leeds or Cornwall. What can you do when its raining outside all the time, it ruins all your plans and staying indoors is not really good for menthal health. Thats propably why in Manchester people are mostly orientated in drinking or watching football in tv. What else can you do except get pissed and live football all the time. Also wherever you go in Manchester is like doomy and gloomy and there is a lot of places and street you just simply can be mugged, not mentioning the odour of urine. There is not much to see or do there. There are no true clubs where you could go dancing. The culture is to go and get drunk wherever it would be. If you invite your family or girlfriend there is shame to show them Manchester, because there is nothing really interesting. People in the streets are really weirdos and when you pass them you feel like you bought a ticket to the freak show. Its scarry sometimes to make a bad turn and spot some groups of drunken guys who could have knives and bad intentions. I guess thats a massive problem in the UK but there is a lot of freaks in Manchester especially. Its a sad post industrial city, second biggest in the UK and this is really shame to be here. I dont know how I survived 6 years here but I am very very happy that soon I am moving out as well. Manchester is a dead end, place with no future. I hate living here.
I’m binge watching his videos and can’t sleep. Help meee!
@Joshua Langley I’m still here, lol
It’s hard with covid at the moment
Danyuuhll I'm starting to think the only place you won't hate living is the moon 🤣
I'm going to have to cancel my lifelong dream vacation to Manchester now.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Awe Daniel, I so feel for you, just get a nice room at the Balmoral Hotel in Edinburgh with a view of Arthur’s seat and go for a daily walk up there. It’s obvious that you are very rich and don’t need to work…. Psychologically, I think perhaps Manch just wasn’t posh enough for you. I do agree as a non driver that getting to a park in Manch is a bit of a palava, and, yes in the city we crave some green, hope you get what you want, you sound like a nice guy.
Give Lake District a look. We have beautiful sights here
If you haven't been perhaps Bristol would be better suited they have some nice big green spaces
And Cardiff is nice aswell
Lots of parks
‘I love going on walks and being healthy’ - Heaton Park is the largest municipal park in Europe.
If you don’t try and actually discover the city you live in, maybe you shouldn’t give your opinions.
You compare it to Tokyo, a city that is infamous for being a modern distopian vision of future cities, with such urban sprawl it makes LA look small.
Again, from your video you simply do not understand or appreciate European cities.
You say you were bored, Manchester has more giggs than any other city in England outside of London and is world renowned for its music scene. It has 2 universities filled with students that create a massive nightlife scene. It had 2 of the biggest football teams on the planet. If you were bored I would suggest that’s your issue, not the cities.
All I’d say is I’m glad you’re leaving. Manchester is a welcoming city, but Mancunians won’t take pretenders or mugs. If you aren’t going to embrace what a city has to offer, perhaps best not to critique it.
Not everyone loves football and clubbing. I think Manchester can be quite narrow in terms of events but there's definitely alternative scenes, you just have to search for them which can be hard for people new to the area.
I'm telling you man, Thailand has HIMR written all over it. This place has crazy experiences waiting for you. It's also very very affordable. Thai girls hunt for guys like you
idk why he keeps ignoring it, its literally paradise for Daniel, its everything hes been talking about for the last years. Everything he ever hoped for Japan.
Thai girls are too opinionated and dont take shit.
@@bjni Daniel prefers east asian women who generally are lighter skinned. A brown skin opinionated thai woman is too much for him to handle. Thai women are not doormats.
@@bjni I'm absolutely shocked by how many cute girls I see here. it feels like 8x more of them here compared to the US. It's actually strange
@@pinkymoon5039 really? I get the opposite vibe. I'm really impressed with Thai girls, I've been living under a fucking rock
Wait, you've lived in Tokyo AND Japan? =O
you must be a newcomer
@@schrodingerscat3912 Fresh out of Daniel's womb!
Newbie alert
next video: why i hate living
Love the brutal honesty
Manchester has a nice canal to walk down though...
are you talking about the gay street? lol.
Well the lack of parks is because Manchester was one of the first industrial cities. It wasn't designed for living and offices like London, those came after the mills and warehouses.
Manchester is hip and vibey i live for its music culture and Heaton Park is huge and in Manchester.
8 months in manchester? you must have been an international exchange student in the salford uni isn't it?
No I’m from Kent originally
I like the honest review and all the elements you’ve touched upon are really focusing on quality of living, so it’s not the usual ‘bland’ review that considers pros and cons based on how many restaurants there are :)
THAILAND PATTAYA JUST SAYING
@Joshua Langley DONT NEED BAR. STILL HAVE MASSAGE AND BARGIRLS IN PATTAYA
It's a fucking dump. Maybe if you want hookers that are looking to fleece you off money, you'd go to Pattaya but that's about it. It's a place for legit boomers looking to hook up with young Thai women who are looking for western men.
@@jimjones8808 I'm not planning on hooking up with prostitutes but I'm still checking Pattaya out at least once
You don't like a lot of places do you?
Move to Edinburgh! So much nature :D
MOVE IN WHIT ME ?
Potential Scottish arc with Paige S
5 Reasons why I hated Edinburgh and it's nature
It's full of SNP ninjas
Cold , wet, grey .. 👍
Let us know what you do bro
Wow this is a title i have never seen you from Danny boy.
Your comparing capital city levels of investment to a city that's a city in a nation (Great Britain) when equivalent to Germany, Japan and South Korea has three capitals the government focuses on London, Edinburgh and Cardiff.
As someone from Manchester with zero personality my experience with dating was instead of trying to force your own self confidence and humor try to tailor to the personality the first date.
The Comedy Story, The Frog and Bucket, Hot Water Comedy or Murder Inc.
If they are more into proper theatre performances starting the date at Salfords The Lowery, Palace Theatre, Opra House, Royal Exchange gives a very good build up of topics before going to eat.
If they are more into gaming NQ64, Pixel, Fab Cafe for a few drinks and games.
Taking some time to just enjoy nature Fletcher moss Park is like a 20- 30 minute travel from the City Centre, The peak district, are rather quick travels with so many hour and half travel spots by train and a quick taxi ride to get to for a weekend get away.
I don't know who you are and where are you originally from but you look very good.
To viewers unfamiliar with Manchester, the very centre of the city lacks proper parks due to it being the birthplace of the industrial revolution, but it is blessed with amazing parkland just outside the centre reachable on the trams (eg Heaton Park, Chorlton and Sale Water Parks, Kersal Wetlands, Drinkwater Park and many more) - and it is surrounded by fantastically stunning countryside which can be reached in a very short train journey.
Also, I'm so surprised that you found the city boring - there is an infinite amount of things to do every day of the week, it's the most multicultural place in the UK outside London, and you can find groups of people interested in virtually any hobby/sport/interest that you could think of. It's never going to compete with megacities like Tokyo, but for its size, Manchester is fantastic and has more going on than most cities of its size.
It's not perfect - the inequality is very bad, homelessness is very visible, the streets are often dirty and the air is polluted - but in my opinion it's a great place to live as long as you make an effort to make the most of the things the city has to offer.
Daniel: "Why I hated living anywhere "
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No he's wrong, there is tones to do. The arts, dance classes, martial arts, lovely restaurants/pubs, library, you can live in a skyscraper for £1000 pm, there's local gyms which do badminton, yoga etc. You don't have a park, but you've got the canals, which are nicer. You can go on a day trip to a lot of northern cities very easily and cheaply. There is crazy golf 10 minutes from his house if he didn't want to go the one of the really close bars. This man is just very depressed because he didn't leave his house.
I think your main fail is that you didn’t spot the tram system and didn’t buy a tram ticket. Manchester is surrounded by nothing but parks and places to walk. I’m sorry that you didn’t ever manage to leave Betham Tower and show your girl a good time. 😂😂😂
All he needed to do was open google maps. There are plenty of parks and as you have said they are only a tram ride away.
As a person that lived in Shanghai, Tokyo, Jakarta. I can honestly say all western cities in USA, UK, etc are BORING AF. A bunch of skanky bars after 9pm, that’s all!!! LMAO!!! No wonder most of us are drunks!!!
I’m looking out of my window in Manchester and can only see Manchester!?! Where’s the hanging gardens of Babylon, Sydney opera house,herds of wildebeest ?!?! 😂😂😂
As an avid Manchesterite, I hated Manchester.
You should have stayed in the outskirts within striking distance of parks and wildlife. Rookie mistake.
- well put
Well said
Sounds like your problem with Manchester was that the girls gave you a 5.6 out of 10. Like you I've lived in many cities and at the end of the day Manchester is the 2nd city of the 5th biggest economy in the world. Theres lots to see and do and its very interesting and gets 1 million tourists a year . As for greenery, you chose to live in the city center whilst most of the greenery is in the suburbs. Very few city centers are green, especially those that lead the industrial revolution.
There are many, many parks in Manchester…
Damn just as I was coming to visit 😂
Lol it’s not Manchester. Lived in ibaraki, Osaka, Tokyo and nyc all boring, unless you actually have hobbies and outside interest. Something you don’t have.
Not great cereal in Manchester?
Manchester has the biggest city park in the country.
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I have a question for daniels viewers, why do you watch him and give him money? I’ve been following him for like 3years now, and I honestly couldn’t telll you why I follow him. I just thought he was cute af and saw his earlier videos about social anxiety and stuff and could deeply relate. But I’m tryna make some money on CZcams, so why do you watch him and give him money?
I dont think England is boring actually xD. I think you are just not really a European in that sense. Maybe you should move to Tokyo permanently. But obviouslt you havent lived in every city in England neither have you been at every place in Rotterdam. I live near Rotterdam and actually I really think I live in the best country of the world in the practical sense for sure. I know my country very well. I have been to many other countries as well.
Again instead of you having too much time to walk around in a park. Do something usefull for yourself and do not just live with getting dates. It feels like it never gets out of a date...
Dont forget its not the city or tje country that is the problem. Its yourself. Since all the luxery is here. I feel like you blame not having succes on dating is because of the city which doesnt make sense.
I like Manchester, would like to move there for a bit but yeah i completely get how your'e feeling. I feel the exact way about Leeds. My favourite place in Leeds is the train station. It means i'm getting the heck outta here.
Mancs is nowhere near as big as those cities you mentioned. And getting out to "greener" places in the region would not take long, by train, car, bus
Hi Dan, I hope things improve for you in Scotland. Have a safe trip. Don't forget to clean that unit properly before you go. 👋🏻