Hello! Thanks for watching our vlog & sharing your post-climb experiences! Happy to hear that you managed to conquer the Mt. Kinabalu summit 💪. We've not hiked Fansipan before, but hope you'll enjoy your time there! 😄

@edwinsoh2209 hello there, thanks for watching our vlog and congrats on the summit. Happy to hear you had a fun time and enjoy Fansipan next, cheers💪

@Houselightsdown and they repeated that same foot shuffle @13:18 kudos to mikikometal. We thought we wanted a different angle from last year KL's concert and focus a bit more on seeing the girls dance this round, glad we had a clearer stage view to share with everyone. Thanks for watching our vlog! 🤘

Haha, BM does have really good dance moves that vibe with the music. Everything feels seamless. 🦊❣

@DELETEE567 thanks, and for watching our vlog 🤘🏼🦊

Thanks for watching! 😊

Yes, the vibes were lit!🔥🦊

@user-kf6co7pq6k yeah audience was amazing! Were you part of it too?

Really loud haha. I had to wear my Loop Experience earplugs, and even then, my ears were ringing for an hour post-concert! I wished the theatre's sound system is more equipped for BM music though; felt like the Cat 2 seating area audio experience wasn't 100%. 🤔

@jackbauer217 legit heavy metal loud. Could feel the double bass drums sound waves roaring through the audience. Vocals/ Bass/ guitars mix could be a bit better but everything was clear 🤘🏼

Thanks for watching the video! Did you manage to catch the concert too? Babymetal are amazing live performers.🦊

@PhiLiPTaNzzz and thanks for watching our vlog 🤘🏼🦊

@rismari9545 thanks for watching !😊

Thanks for watching the vid! 🦊🫶

@thenormalman3409 🤘🏼🦊🤘🏼🤘🏼

@BlurryPanda thanks for watching our vlog and joining the oheyjelly family. haha nice! Were you one of the shadows doing sore sore sore 😄? We only use our phones to record Oppo Flip N3 and IPhone 13 Pro. For us, we were lucky/ early enough to get the ledge Cat 2 section 2 front seats, so besides the bobbing heads of the security/ushers, we had a pretty clear stage view

@@tzew I was the guy with the bucket hat and vest at @0:08 😅 We got the seats a few rows in front and the the most left. Amazing video nonetheless! Hopefully they have another world tour in years to come! And also hoping that SG will provide a bigger venue for them!

@@BlurryPanda ah our Q buddies, we definitely saw you guys so here's a proper hello from Jelly and myself 🤠. Lucky you guys got the front row seats, hope the sound mix didn't pan left too much. BM definitely deserve a bigger venue but I guess they were rushing off to KL after SG. Hopefully a festival next and see you both in the mosh then! 🤘

@LeoKin-xg9je we actually think he does. Next question would be, how does he do it?

@@tzew It must cost him a fortune.

@@LeoKin-xg9je it must have, but he's famous for being BM #1 fan at all concerts now

@LeoKin-xg9je yeah it was amazing. Were you part of the aige aige too? Goes to show that music transcends languages. At the Resurrection Fest, BM and Electric Callboy (a Jap and German Band), sang English/ Jap at a Spanish festival and everyone had a great time!

​@@oheyjellyNo but I sang along in your video 😅

@@user-gk8ki5up3g It's hard not to sing along! 🤣Their songs are reallyyy catchy.

@donbrashsux yeah it was super cool. Now that we experienced standing (in last year KL concert), and seated (this concert), hopefully the next time could be the festival style like resurrection fest 🤘🏼thanks for watching our vlog

@tankeith998 were you in the standing pit? Their live shows are always amazing, thanks for watching

@@tzew yes I am I was at the standing pit

@@tankeith998nice! Upclose to the girls and the Kami band. Shall wait to see your other vids 🤘🏼

🦊❤️🤘

@@tzewsorry about it the vid maybe quite shaky also cause we jump up and down

@kianmetarudesu9572, thanks for watching. Glad it helped that wee bit. Capitol theatre was an odd choice to hold a metal concert and the amps sounds like they were on tanking hard. Location’s great though!

Thanks for watching & joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq family! Yes, we do have the Q&A video here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZ-Xqdh3t6-bn40.htmlsi=7cxAds7EVmk3MoS- Are you intending to climb Mt. Kinabalu next year?

@catherineheng5439 hello there thanks for watching our vlog. Hopefully it helps with some tips on Kinabalu. Jelly and I also try to climb a mountain a year and if you catch the climbing fever, can consider mt gede near Jakarta. All the best for Kinabalu💪🏼 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sL-DeNdzlprVqnU.htmlsi=5_fdcD4xPJReUntk

Hi Gordon!! Yes, it was quite an experience for a city-dweller like myself. 😆3D2N was just nice, and I was ready to have good concrete walls, roof and floors around me before I garner more energy to brave nature again hahaha.

@94vrcommodore hello Gordon. Luckily, Jelly’s camping in the wild experience is still somewhat grounded to reality bcos Mr P is snoring inside the tent

@@tzew lol 😂 poor Jelly. Just like my previous gf puts up with my snoring lol

@arterickson9809 we wish you can afford a trip there someday. Meanwhile, hopefully our vlogs/shorts can provide a glimpse

Hello there! Thanks for watching our content :). Traveling to and within Africa is definitely not cheap - we also saved for a longggg time before deciding to go on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure which has been on my bucket list as a teenager. There are also many ways to travel affordably (economically) in and across Africa. I believe you will get to experience Africa someday - have faith & keep working at your dreams! ☺

@tobyteng7522 hello Toby, thanks always for keeping in touch with our latest vlogs. I’ll leave jelly to share with you her thoughts on being so close to the wild animals first time. Weather in Africa can swing on a spectrum, with the south/ wild being generally colder compared to our later legs ie Kenya /uganda. There is also a huge feel-able temp difference when under the shade vs under the sun. Hence pre-trip packing really plays a part. We were there during the winter months, and it was cold enough to have lesser insects /mozzs which is a plus for Jelly.

Hi Toby!! 😄No, we did not have to setup tent every night - these tents were prepared for us by Matsaudi and his crew. :P Quite pampered, I must say! It's interesting that you ask if I felt scared to be close to wildlife - it has never occured to me before. 😅 I think the understanding is for us to be respectful of the safety guidelines set by our guides e.g. never step out of the vehicle unless instructed to do so, never make loud noises, never attempt to touch or feed etc. Once we follow these guidelines, it should be quite safe for all tourists! 😄 It was considered "dry" season in Botswana when were there - hence the water scarcity and cooler temps. The great thing is I didn't get attacked by mozzies! I'll still spray some repellent here and there, esp. before going into game drives/walking into bushes. #kiasu #kiasi hahahha. We also brought along mosquito gels to be placed inside our accoms/rooms to deter mozzies! The waters did seem quite "low" everywhere, and hence elephants were roaming to find watering holes. I believe this coincides with the seasons - and that's when the migration happens for many of these creatures becos they'll be going in search of greener grass and water sources to survive. We were also told that most animals would give birth after August because that's when rains would be more frequent = lusher habitats = more food for all = greater chance of survival! All these info. shines light on how amazing and fragile wildlife is. 😔

Hi Jelly and Mr P, so glad you are back already. I read in the news that there is an outbreak of mpox in some African nations.

@@tobyteng7522 Yes, we're back & quite safe! Thanks for your concern 😀, let's hope this won't become the next huge pandemic.

@vivekshivdasani9521 😂 promise I won’t reveal to Bond all my secret take-over-the-world-plans after I catch him.

Hi there! Thanks for watching our vlog, and for joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq fam! 😆

Hello! Thanks for watching our vlog and joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq fam! 🥰 Glad that you found the video helpful towards your trip/itinerary planning! The Great Wall of China (all the different wall sections) is quite a spectacular historical site to visit.😄

Travelling via Nomad Tours was definitely a new experience for us considering we don't usually join "tour groups" - but it's something I'm glad we went through, because we met such good people and created new memories while exploring the roads less travelled. :)

Hello there! Thanks for watching our vlog! :) I'm still a beginner when it comes to rollerblading. It'll be a longgg time before I actually can call myself a "pro" haha.😐

@tobyteng7522 hello! Jelly's usually shy of ppl giving her attention, so getting our friends to sing her a bday song really helped chase her shyness away for the rest of the trip. More to share on the adventure we had. The tour operator we went with was called Nomad Tours, but as its namesake, we were really travelling like a modern day nomad. At that point, we weren't missing sg food that much yet, but after more days on the road, Jelly needs her spice. We had 2x precious Tom Yum cup noodles packed haha.

@@tzew Thanks for sharing your adventure in Africa. It's a real eye-opener for me. I've never been to Africa.

@@tobyteng7522 hopefully some day you could. The vastness is really something to experience compared to an urbanized city (and we really can’t represent the vastness accurately on photos and vlogs). It’s my second time back, and it’s still quite the adventure! See the smiles on Jelly, u know she had a great time 🙂

Hi Toby!! Thanks for the belated birthday wishes! 🤩I was really surprised and yet at the same time felt so loved when the bunch of them started singing the birthday song haha. To me, it was just another day in the year, so this one felt really special. Fortunately, or unfortunately, I wasn't filming when I was doing bushy-bushy (usually I'm done under 1 minute). Thankfully nothing attacked me mid-pee. I wouldn't have known what to do under "best practices" hahaha.😅

Good to see you 2 Mr P and Jelly back traveling in a new country where not many Travel bloggers visit. Happy birthday Jelly 🥳🎂

Hello there! Thanks for watching our vlog & joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq fam! I would say that hiking Mount Gede is generally less physically-taxing compared to Mount Kinabalu. There were some really steep terrain, but it's doable with more breaks in between and staying hydrated. There are also options to go slower, different routes, camp more nights etc, as long as it's communicated with your guide beforehand. If you're a 60-year-old who is relatively fit, exercises regularly e.g. hiking, climbing, running, strength training etc, I'd say that you're probably fitter than me (and most other youths!). 💪

@@oheyjelly many tks for your response. So qk!

@saidkhan538 hello there, thanks for watching our vlog. To add on to Jelly’s reply, POS 1-2 was more gradient slope, and the steepness really sets in from POS 3-5 (imagine double stairs for at least an hour). That said, the hike being less famous and the camping in a pretty impressive edelweiss meadow was certainly worth it!

Hello there! Thanks for watching our vlog & joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq fam!😄 We were in Bhutan between the 2nd & 3rd week of December 2023. The weather was really good - cooling, breezy and mostly clear blue skies with white fluffy clouds. 😍

Hi Diana! Nice to see you again. Yes, the quality of food onboard Premium Economy was quite different from what we get served at Economy 😆. If you're planning for a longer flight any time soon, do give it a try and Book the Cook! 😉

@BlackAce87 hello there, thanks for watching our vlog and joining the oheyjelly family. Yes we would highly recommend hiking shoes, since our urban city feet can’t fly as well as the locals. Aside to the descent, hope you enjoyed your visit to Tiger’s Nest 🇧🇹

Hello there! Yes, hiking shoes are recommended, especially shoes which are able to give your feet and ankles support since the descend can be quite steep. Even our guide & driver changed into hiking shoes before the climb! 😆 And I was superbly thankful for my hiking poles heh.

Great planning! Cheers to more planning & trips! 🤭

@@oheyjelly you plan? I want to be a follower.

Hello there! Thanks for watching our vlogs & joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq fam! 😄 Each wall has its unique features, but the long meandering wall would be best represented by JinShanLing. There were also less crowds which allowed us to better enjoy the landscape in its entirety. There's a raw & natural beauty which i really appreciated. Some wall segments weren't fully restored, extremely steep & rocky. There are plenty of steps, and you could take time to walk, explore, climb & take in the sights, sounds and crisp clean air - but you must like hiking, and don't mind breaking into a sweat. The flipside was that there were little food choices, and lesser time on the wall for day trips. MuTianYu has more modernised infrastructure (in terms of cable car, food options, shuttle bus, general signs). It's an easier walk for someone with general fitness. If you don't like walking, there are also a variety of other transport options up/down the wall. It also has the toboggan for thrill seekers. There are definitely more crowds since it's nearer to Beijing. We also went to the Shan Hai Guan/ Lao Long Tou, which is the first Pass from the East and where the Great Wall ends in the sea. It was definitely interesting too. Ultimately, i think you may have to consider a multitude of factors - 1) how much time do you have to explore great wall? 2) how keen are you to hike, and also your physical fitness? 3) will you be taking public/tourist buses, or hiring a private transport? 4) do you prefer a more commercialized experience, or something more authentic? PS: I just returned from an early July trip to China and it happens to be their 2-month school vacation break now. It should extend till August and domestic travels are insane. Would advise you to go after August for sure. :)

@@oheyjelly thank you for the tips!! I appreciate them!! 🙏

@@davidebonazzi6734 No worries! I hope that you'll have a good trip to China's Great Wall and enjoy the scenery/hike, regardless of the crowd! :)

Hi Gordon! Nice to see you again, and still going strong after your Kokoda challenge! 💪

Hi Toby! Thanks for popping by again! 🤩The meals selection at Premium Economy was so indulgent. I could smell everyone's food being served over mealtimes and it was amazing! There is definitely quality difference when it comes to Premium Economy vs. Economy Class meals 😛. And yes, we did experience quite a bit of turbulence on both going & return flights. In fact, my most recent flight out to Kunming (Yunnan, China) was also so turbulent I had to hold onto my armrests half the time, and the seatbelt sign was turned on 80% of the flight. 🙃 I didn't even visit the washroom throughout the flight haha. Air turbulences seem to be quite common these few months?🤔🤔

HAHA yes, definitely better selection/menu and also plated in atas ceramic plates/bowls. Wished I could choose more than one main per meal just to try everything....😂

@pangtzeyeong yes! the food really felt like we book the chef. This is def a big plus for premium eco flights

@Splotchandherminions one way only. Next few all budget😅

Really sia. It felt like a waste to even fall asleep on the flight!😆😆 Think it's back to budget travel for the next few years LOL.

@YAOWENCHIU 😂 also means stay in sg for the next few months haha

Hello! Nice to see you again~ 😄This was undoubtedly our most 'luxurious' flights yet haha. Thanks for watching our vlogs! More Africa content coming soon😉

Hello there! Thanks for watching the vlog & joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq fam! 🤗I've seen a few solo-travellers while we were in Bhutan, so I doubt that solo-travelling will be of any issue. The guide tagged to you (you'll have to book your tour package through the operator first, of course) will be able to offer assistance in photo-taking as long as you ask him to. In fact, your guide will hike Tiger's Nest with you, so you will never be in the situation of having no companion throughout your stay in Bhutan. :)

Hello!! Thanks for the lovely comment & for joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq fam! ☺ We're glad to hear that you found the information shared helpful in your hike planning and preparation. Mt. Kinabalu is still one of the most tiring hikes I've ever done (remember to do more squats and step-ups/downs in your training!), but the view at the summit was....breathtaking. 😍 Do share with us your experiences and stories after you guys conquer the mountain! We'll be delighted to learn more.

@@oheyjelly Yes sure , will send you guys some update . Thank you

Hello there! Thanks for joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq fam & dropping us a comment. 😄We're glad to hear that you found the information we've shared useful. Do update us again on your experience, after you're back from your hike! You can do it~💪

Hello there! Thanks for dropping us a comment & joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq family! We booked this climb through Borneo Calling. Head over to their website and choose the 'package' that best suits your needs! 😀

Hello there! Thanks for joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq fam! We'll be releasing more travel vids in the months to come! 😀 See you around 😊

@alexmelendex5404 hello there, thanks for watching our vlog and joining the oheyjelly channel. More videos coming soon 🙂

Hello! Thanks for watching our vlog & joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq fam! ❣️ In terms of cash, we didn't bring much for our trip. Almost everything (accommodations, food, sights etc) are taken care of as part of the tour package with your appointed tour operator. This is because Singaporeans (as well as most other tourists) are not allowed to visit Bhutan 'free & easy'. Any spare cash you bring along will be for personal purchase of souvenirs, snacks, tributes etc.

@@oheyjelly oo thanks for sharing! What currency should we bring?

@@CEn-ro5ye Hello there, you could bring along SGD or USD and change at the airport. Alternatively, we used a multi currency card to withdraw Bhutanese Ngultrum direct. There is an atm at the airport, near the baggge carousell. Your guide would also be able to direct you to an atm within the town centre. Have a good trip!

Hello! Thanks for watching our vlog & joining the @oheyjelly family! We're happy to know that you found the vlog informative. 😀 W.r.t. your question, I believe we lost internet connection after the 2nd pitstop. Every time we go camping, we'll assume there's no network at the mountains 😂. It's a good time to switch off & be with nature.

Hello there! I believe the ticket prices for JSL entrance varies depending on the time of the year you visit. April to Oct would be around 65yuan, while Dec to Mar will be around 55yuan.

@sparaglione hello there, thanks for watching our vlog. To add on to Jelly's comment, one way bus ticket from beijing costs 50yuan pp. The shuttle one way from the ticket counter to the wall entrance is 10yuan pp and the cable car one way is 40yuan pp (if you buy return there would be a slight discount at 60yuan pp). Hope this helps.

Hello! Thanks for watching our vlog & joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq family! ✨

Hello! Thanks for watching our vlog & joining the @oheyjelly KZfaq family! We're happy to know that you found the video useful. We had a good experience on the Lao-China rail!😊