@@candyman6905 is this Armenia or Georgia?

@@candyman6905 hahahahah i actually thought it was the US at first when I saw the black dude, but when I saw the texts on the stores I could tell it was either Georgia or Armenia.

the guys were okay with it but the girls looked uncomfortable

Most of those were nervous smiles and WTF? kind of reactions. It wasn't like, "Wow! A complete stranger touched me and I loved it!" kinds of smiles.

😌😌I would like to know what country this is. Why do people in this country have all the handsome men? 🙄🙄

Yeah.. I am also amazed..!

Yeah , 80 nationalities live in tbilisi

Actually 😂

I know huh

Yes

I think that guy’s tribe found him.

🤣🤣🤣

hahahahahahaaha

😌😌I would like to know what country this is. Why do people in this country have all the handsome men? 🙄🙄

@@elmirafavela3463 Georgia 🇬🇪

I wonder what happened at that point 😆 😮

LMFAO! It was a tap, the sound effects made it sound like a slap. Hardly sexual assault

men who are comfortable with their sexuality? straight men or women who will not take such attention like that as a compliment they will consider being not comfortable with their sexuality wow very logic

@@QbnAmCan even a tap without permission is indeed assault. One cannot touch someone without asking.

Being comfortable in sexuality doesn't mean one needs to be comfortable being touched by strangers. Most women feel uncomfortable being touched by random men (it doesn't mean they're not comfortable in their sexuality), men can refuse to be touched by random people too...

@@sandipadas9216 men slap each other on the ass all the time and no one is crying rape.

😂😆😂😂

Because majority were Indian.

@@Sonar_125 So?

تبا لهم

😅

😏😏

@@virgoleighton 🍆

Yeh I’m confused about that one I need an updated... did he ask them out or something cause dude seems to be enjoying it actually...

And that's how homophobes are made. That was sexual assault. Only bad part of the video

@@natep6729 Loosen up. Most cultures are WAY more relaxed about people’s touch. Americans’ neurosis around touch was handed down from Puritan Britain and later spread around the world as a cultural norm. If you associate touch with assault, it doesn’t mean that’s a universal association

@@Blinful idk where u r from.. but you can't touch someone without their consent regardless of ur sexuality... Let alone an ass clap.

0:39 🔥😁😁😁😁

Especially oh my gawwd

IKR. Men seem to have more of a sense of humor.

Yeah

@@candyman6905 LOL

@@scarpien 'sense of humour' thats cuz it barely ever happens to them while it geniunly happens to women more often and not in a funny way

@@DEPREXX3D That is true.

You gay too?

😌😌I would like to know what country this is. Why do people in this country have all the handsome men? 🙄🙄

More like understandable

@@Yasmin-jt1ux How??

@@chrispbacon5313 I guess they experience unwanted touching by strangers (boys, men, girls and women) from the age of 11!

@@chrispbacon5313 because of male female sexual tention and because difference in physical power.

I've noticed this is probably why so many single women out there.

learn proper grammar

what..

I knew they were South African as soon as I saw them .

I was thinking same.

I saw it and was like- wait! What! Where was this taken? Go bokke!

Nah bro he down bad

They are studying here

What country are they in? I thought it was India or Bangladesh.

@@j.m9555 it is Georgia

Georgia is an Indian overseas territory

They are georgians

Yet he bent over again for seconds 🤣

Where it was filmed?

And that's why men don't understand women are not the same as men for a woman it's emotional he emotionally assaulted that women with a sexual advance as a joke, but just because it's a joke doesn't make it right 😕 let a man touch your mother or little sister like that if you got the 🏀🏀 somebody's gone get knocked the f**k out period joke or no joke keep your hands to yourself.

@@something2say89 That's true, and I'm grateful for the few women who can see the ridiculousness of it all and laugh anyway.

@@restlesscommentator2616 you never know who your touching a lot of women and men have already suffered sexual abuse and that causes mental problems and to not take that into consideration just because you........ want some laughs is immature and selfish.

@@something2say89 Yes, I'm aware of the history of sexual assaults and abuse affecting the reactions of those who are on the receiving end of the joke. I've experienced that type of abuse in the past both verbally and physically by male and females and I know a few women who have experienced that as well including witnessing a female co worker going through it. Her reaction to that abuse was what I mentioned about others who "laugh it off" which isn't to downplay how affected they are inside but to point out that despite women being emotional in general, not all women or men are the same. My original comment only pointed out the logical aspect of what I viewed and I didn't see anything "immature" about that or my following comment about the reality of people, regardless of gender, being completely different in behavior and reactions. I've had female family members inappropriately touched and approached numerous times so I'm not condoning that behavior but unfortunately, it happens too often and there's not enough balance on either side to create a better understanding.

@@something2say89 Also to add, I don't believe it's selfish to point out, based on my original comment, something from a logical perspective.

Creative?