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In Dubai I used Taxi so driver was Pakistani. After the payment I went my apartment and I realized that I forgot my wallet. I don’t remember Taxi number or I didn’t took the bill. I had huge amount of cash all my ID and cards. So after an hour I went out and was very upset. Security in my apartment asked if I lost something. You have no idea how much I was happy. Taxi driver saw where I live and came back so gave to security all my belongings. He didn’t leave his name or mobile number. I would reward him. I never forget that person. Person with Amazing personality and Big heart. Salute to Pakistani people.

From Japan. I would cry if I could be cared like that! It really makes me interested in Pakistan.

When I was working as a security officer, there was one guy from Pakistan. He always brought double the food so that I could also enjoy. I was a single guy in my early twenties also going to University while trying to support myself. I hope to find him one day so I can show my true gratitude for his generosity. He gave me some of the tastiest food I’ve had in my life. It was goat meat in a fragrant rice with many vegetables. He always refused when I offered to at least pay for the ingredients. As I was quite young, I was not exposed to the Pakistani culture, many people in high-school were saying negative things, calling them racist names and smelly, etc. From my experience there are good and bad people in all cultures and races. I am blessed in a way because I grew up in Toronto, Canada, where all cultures live more or less in harmony. I want to thank this man and his family, for exposing me to their beautiful, ancient culture, and sharing their hearts with me. Mr. Abid Khan, if I can ever track you down, I would like to share my cultural heritage with you and your family. My ancestors are from Czechoslovakia, and I hope you will enjoy our food and culture. I just want to say thanks to a guy who realistically didn’t have much in common with me but literally fed me when I was hungry. Regardless of my skin or religion. Thank you Abid. I wish all our children could be as good friends as you were to me.

I am an Indian American and I know Pakistan is going through a tough time now. I wish all my Pakistani brothers and sisters to withstand the difficult time and stay strong. You will come out of it. Stay well, stay together, and all the love. Assalamualaykum!

*BBC Left the chat* *CNN Left the chat* *by the way Love From India* 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

I am Indian. I live in Cape Town. I can vouch for how kind the Pakistanis are. I have never seen such generous people in my life. And that is why they are beyond blessed.

Love from Egypt. We are so proud of you to implement such akhlaq in your dealings with foreigners. Keep it up.

I burst out crying. I don’t know why. I came to this video after surfing through so many videos that were the opposite - crime, greed, decay. Maybe the hope in humanity is what came through in this video, I wept for glimmer of humanity shown by a country that the West has demonized for so long. I am so sorry, Pakistan 🇵🇰 We were misled. You are beautiful, kind, and extraordinary.

I'm from Syria and have witnessed Pakistani hospitality first hand.. Those people are not only some of the most generous but also some of the kindest people on this planet.. I'm so grateful you're showing them for who they truly are. much love to Pakistan from Syria

I'm from Mexico and I have Pakistani friends they are all the same this is the way they are I hate giving things for free i dont how they do that lol they are really nice people bless Pakistani people they are lovely bless you all

The Pakistanis are so hospitable because they follow the true teaching of Islam. This is exactly how the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) lived. He was the most hospitable man to ever lived... Love from Nigeria.

Pakistanis. thank you for your kindness to us. we appreciate y'all. - from my friends in Asia especially Philippines.

The time when you realize, how bad they treat Pakistan people in West. And once westerns travel there. They're treated so nicely. "Western media" u lose my trust at 100% level.

My father also visited pakistan more than a decade ago to watch a cricket match. He always tells us about the hospitality of pakistani people. They were waiting outside the stadium with home made food for indians. 👍 More love from INDIA👍👍

This is totally true. I was in Pakistan earlier this year, and no one let me pay for anything. As a woman -- an obviously foreign woman -- men let me cut to the front of the line EVERYWHERE: at the airport, waiting for cabs, at restaurants while waiting for a table. It was ridiculous. I've traveled the world, and as a foreign woman in Pakistan, I was extended courtesy in a way that I've never seen before.

this actually happened when i was on holiday there, God bless Pakistani people

"You don't want any money?" "I will offer you green tea" *Ah, yes the negotiator*

"You don't want money?" "I will offer you green tea."

My father was Pakistani from Lahore .I love the country .its beautiful the people are so hospitable.The Himalayas runs threw my veins .love to all Pakistani peoples .🙏🌟♥

Being generous and hospitable to your guests is sunnah of Al prophets esp prophet Ibrahim A.S and our beloved prophet Muhammad PUBH. Thankyou Pakistan ❤️🇮🇳

Sending love to Pakistan from Poland 🇵🇱🇵🇰

What a hospitality! Assalamualaikum to all our brothers and sisters in Pakistan 🇵🇰 From Indonesia 🇮🇩

As a Christian from india, this amazed me. Wow the people of Pakistan are truly something else. I love how they're so kind to their guests. You guys definitely see the meaning of what it means to be human beings despite all of our religious differences. 💜

I grew up with across the street neighbors from Pakistan. They almost every day offered us fruit, food, etc. for free. Truly generous people they were our best neighbors. One day I was playing with my friend from that family and stepped on a glass shard in their yard, his old grandfather rushed out picked me up and carried me to my parents. I fondly remember that experience and it makes me smile.

Yeah and people talk bad about these pakistanis and if they come down to America, I don't think you'd ever treat them with the kindness and compassion they would treat you with in their country

-Take my money -I will offer you tea *Capitalism has left the chat.*

Pakistani hospitality is no joke. I wouldn't recommend anyone to believe in my words or someone else's - just go there and experience the magic yourself. Best part is; the whole country is the same not just one city or some people.

Love Pakistani brothers from 🇮🇷 ❤

Now I love Pakistan even more..🤗🇵🇰 Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩

Im very proud of my Pakistani brothers and sisters. Lots of love and salaam from Turkey...🇹🇷🇵🇰 Jive Pakistan... zend abad...

Im Pakistan, born and brought up in Lahore. But whenever i used to visit northern areas, most of them didn’t like me to give them money for purchasing something. All the common people in Pakistan are like that... Empty pockets with Generous hearts! ♥️

I am watching this from Bosnia and my love for Pakistan keeps growing. Best wishes.

Pakistanis are the REAL Hospitable people. They are so amazing!

Here in Spain, where I live, there are some Pakistanis and they are actually very nice educated people.

Respect Pakistan from Iraq 🇮🇶 🇵🇰💖🇮🇶

When I came to Germany and moved places Pakistani neighbours would always come and offer help moving. I moved to a dorm and met another Pakistani guy there. He was a like an angel, never met anyone that kind and well natured. He did a lot of charity volunteering and whenever someone was sick he would be there, with honey, soup and offer support.

Amazing people, I'd love to visit Pakistan soon! Much love from England 🇵🇰🇬🇧

Drew thankyou. I was proven so wrong towards pakistan. They really represent true islam. This is really beautiful.

As Indonesian im so proud of you my brother 🇮🇩🇵🇰

Being an Indian, I'm so proud of our Pakistani brothers and families. Extreme joy to watch. Thank you Drew for spreading this to the world.

I went to Pakistan. People are so kind 😍😍 love from Morocco

I've really liked every person I've met that was from Pakistan here in the United States. Big hearts. Good natured. Intelligent.

Living in the west with no community, this video made me cry... shows how much we need community in our lives.

I’ve seen other videos about the amazing hospitality of pakistanians! Amazing people - love 💕 from Canada 🇨🇦

Tears in my eyes.... I am Pakistani, we are not like as shown by western media... Thank u for showing our real picture.... #prayers

Pakistani people are amazing. Sending lots of love from your brother country Turkey.

This year i met a brother from Pakistan. Online we arranged and worked to finish some programming work together. And even digitally a good soul shines through. Kindness and sincerity are celebrated traits of Pakistani people.

I have a Pakistani classmate here in Reykjavík. We barely talk at all, but one time we took the same bus and had to the same stop. We talked for a bit and she decided to invite me to her place for a snack. Filipino hospitality is one thing but Pakistani hospitality is on par!!!

“You don’t want any money?” “I will offer you green tea.” bruh

To all the Pakistanis reading this we are so proud of you, peace be with you. -your friends from the Middle East.

Asalamu alaikum Being a teen, I just want to go to Pakistan after this video, I have lived in the UK , and have known Pakistanis in the UK to be generally hospitable, joyful and compasionate people who bring colour to anywhere they go. Greetings to my fellow Pakistanis from Trinidad 🇵🇰❤🇹🇹

i am from singapore and i went to pakistan as a trip. I loved it. They gave me free salt lamps. 10/10 experience

*"We care about family, values & traditions"* I'm so touched upon watching this. Love from the Philippines 💓

Wow I paid $30 for a tour of bijing alone and didnt get a single souvenir for free and yet here in pakistan a random guy who can came up to me as I was walking in islamabad and showed me everywhere around for free!!! and he gave me dinner at his house and let me sleep there!! I like to thank him. -Jundi edit:thx for the likes

I have always heard such beautiful things about the people of Pakistan. It’s sad so many have such misconceptions about the country.. definitely on my bucket list to visit!

I can confirm your observations: I was travelling from New Zealand to Tehran / Iran and we had a brief stop in Karachi. I was thirsty and wanted to buy some water and a pop BUT I had no Pakistani money....only NZ$ and US$. The vendor DID NOT ACCEPT any US$ or NZ$ dollars and the purchase was turned into a GIFT. In fact my persistence only seemed to irritate the man. That being said and being familiar with similar Iranian customs, you should never expect to get something for free....never.....that would be rude and might meet with similar reactions as in the West....always offer your payment even insist a little and then if you are sure the vendor is genuine about their refusal to accept ...only then go about your business.....don't forget to be appreciative and thank the vendor.

This is absolutely true! During my visits to Pakistan, it has happened to me on several occasions that the taxi driver wouldn’t take my money. Paying for any food is impossible when with locals

that was amazing♡♡ I already found some of Pakistanis in my country Malaysia, they're very kind and respectful.. love from Malaysia to Pakistan♡♡♡

I never knew this side of story from pakistan. I got so emotional watching the good gesture of Pakistani people. Suddenly my opinion changed , being an india always have be anti Pakistan but this side of Pakistan wonderful. They have a beautiful heart i must say.

I have a friend from Pakistan and I cant wait to visit him back home one day. Pakistani are such kind people, the food is wonderful, the country is full of interesting history and as a guest you are safe in most places (so i was told). It's really sad that this country gets held down so much and has to suffer so badly.

Pakistanis are my favorite people on Earth greetings from Tunisia .

I'm Iranian and after seeing ur video I travel to Pakistan and I absolutely loved it 🇵🇰🇮🇷

Just got back to Japan from the states and Thailand. Pakistan is very very special and I am so humbled & honored by the people there. Powerfully kind.

Now I would love to be able to go visit these beautiful people of Pakistan! I would have to bring small gifts from home however to share with these gracious people if they would not take my money. I would feel like the girl in the video who was in tears because she felt she did not deserve all their kindness. So I would want to be prepared with a gift from my heart for the generosity from their hearts. Much love to all!❤️🙏❤️

in my country mexico if you don't look mexican they charge you more 😂😂😂

I'm pretty shocked seeing this. I wonder how media manipulate our mind.

The geniorosity looks pure. The hospitality too. Now i actually want visit Pakistan. 🇧🇩 🇵🇰

You bought a bottle of water and not only did the vendor refused to accept your payment, but also he offered you tea instead. Wow, how hospitable and generous!

I am from Denmark and I will never forget my trip to pakistan 2 years ago. It was magical. Much love from Denmark 🇩🇰 ❤️ 🇵🇰

I worked in a job that was full of Pakistani ppl and let me tell you my experience, they’re one of the few cultures I have come across that do not show any anger or hate to anyone, even through shitty situations they always have a smile no matter what

This is an incredible video! Ever since I met some Pakistani friends, I've really wanted to go there! I even joined Urdu club in high school 😂 It seems so very different than the stereotypes we are fed in the news in the US.

Pakistanis have a big heart. Love from Bangladesh ❤️

As a Pakistani, you don't know how good it makes me feel when people like our country!

Imagine Mr Beast goes to Pakistan for a video and they don’t accept his money

You know why Pakistanis are so so kind because this is what our religion Islam teaches us Be kind with everyone.... Yeah... This is 100 %because of teachings of Islam.

Respect &love to Pakistan ftom Nubia/Egypt 🇪🇬❤️🇵🇰 ❤️💛💚

In Los Angeles you can’t even park without paying, and everyone hates each other. Pakistan is a blessed country!

Drew: "You don't want any money?" Shop owner: "I will offer you green tea." Love that.

I though that they aren't tolerant to other people, now I can see that they're actually very nice!

As a Turk i Love my Pakistani Brothers and Sisters May Allah Protect you

This is so heart warming. Love from Jamaica 🇯🇲

Love form Azerbaijan, my Pakistani brothers ❤️

In Islam it is a normal practise to either prepare a meal or give something for free to your guests when they see you for the first time. About 1400 years ago they always used to give a guest free meals whenever they come to your home.

that is so friendly and hospitable of them. Love Pakistan already. From Philippines

I actually cried when you started telling us why they don’t charge 😭. My perspective (thanks to western media) about the country has *TOTALLY* changed!

I have a similar story. I’m from India but my grandad was from Lahore. He went to visit their in 2004(cricket match) and he told me stories about how they gave him better seats and all the cab drivers didn’t take money from him after learning that he’s from India.

I have seen many vlogs of Pakistan... people are same in every vlogs. They never take money from the tourist. They say that "you are our guest, we don't need money" and... I personally liked every Pakistani foods which I have seen on vlogs. And I hope one day I will travel there. Sending love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️ 🇵🇰

My mom had a friend named Kaniz from Pakistan. They met at the pharmacy were my mom worked. Kaniz would buy my mom a fish dinner every Friday. My mom was a pharm tech, Kaniz was a RPH, and she knew pharm techs didn't make a lot, so she never let my mom pay. Even after my mom stopped working there, they kept in touch for yrs afterwards. I went to her daughter's wedding. The whole family was so nice, i never felt out of place or unwanted, and fell in love with the food!! When my mom passed, Kaniz came to the funeral. Bought flowers, and food for the repast. To this day, Kaniz still texts me to see how I'm doing. She told me one day, that my mom was her best friend. She had experienced racism in the US, especially after 9/11 since she was Pakistani and Muslim (u know how ppl can be). She said my mom never treated her differently and even though my mom was black with different beliefs, that was her sister. So, I have always called her Auntie Kaniz. I love her.❤

i met a pakistani in a traineeship who become my friend and during this traineeship she never let me pay the food (during a month) , she was so categorical i was so embarrassed. and in the end she also gave me a gift ( a beautiful watch) i was so shocked ! i think paskitani are like that ! so generous people it's impressive

This is really change my view about Pakistan . I can feel their love. I wish I can visit this amazing country one day 😍

You sure changed my mind about Pakistan! The people are so loving! (And I want one of those hats!)❤

fell in love with this culture, hope to travel there soon.

Wat a country and hospitality🤩 Love from Nepal🇳🇵Pakistani brothers

"are you sure I can't pay you?" "You asked to pay too many times. I have to give you free tea now."

meanwhile in india 10 rupees kulfi sold for 100 rupees to any person that looks remotely western 😂

As a Pakistani living in Canada, I am Proud of what they are doing!

Respect ✊ to Pakistan 🇵🇰 from Brazilian guy 🇧🇷

Zendeh bad Pakistan 🇵🇰 this is the real Pakistan. respect from your neighbors Iran ❤️

Speaking as a morocan i am proud of our fellow middle eastern country i hope the sterotype of calling us terrorists stops soon thanks to your help and hospitality