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The Honky Tonk Highway houses some of the most famous bars in the U.S. Many big stars got their big breaks in this district, and live music can still be found 7 days a week.
This is the heart of the American country music scene. Where the legends like Johnny Cash Show, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Graham Nash, and Willie Nelson performed once upon a time.
First, I take you along the honky tonk highway, then to live country music bars Redneck Riviera and Kid Rock's bar "Big Honky Tonk", and we end by eating Tennessee's famous barbeque at Jack's Bar-B-Que.
00:00 An amazing street in the U.S!
00:51 Indians & Americans similarities
02:12 The Honky Tonk Highway
03:48 Inside a live music bar
05:30 Dog with street musicians
05:49 Two not-so-good things about America
06:32 Inside Kid Rock's bar
07:12 Trying Tennessee barbeque
11:08 It's getting busy
11:38 Homelessness in America
12:45 Should you visit to Nashville?
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Never thought I'd see you in the US. As a New Yorker that recently went to Kentucky, I can say that the southern hospitality is real. People down there were all around much nicer. People up here in NY on average tend to be cold, distant, and always in a hurry. We aren't the most kind, welcoming people, but when someone becomes our friend, we are very loyal. There are so many different cultures here in the US. If you come to Western New York, you have absolutely got to try our chicken wings. They are the best.
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Thank you Karl for the kind words about our beautiful United States of America!
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Omg I am so happy you were here in Nashville! I am actually from India and now live in Tennessee because me and my wife fell in love with the southern hospitality.
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you should do a xiamoanyc style video where you suprise indian people in the us speaking their language
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What a totally crazy scene that is in Nashville. I'm an American and have driven through Tennessee but never stopped long enough to get real impressions. Took a New Zealander who lives in India to show me these things.
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As an Indian-American raised in New England (northeast U.S.), we were always led to believe that our part of the world was the grandest in all of the universe. I've travelled ad enjoyed many places in the world including Memphis, New Orleans and a few other places in the South. There are a lot of similarities between the South and India. New England has a more obvious connection with Britain. When all is said and done, being a New Englander is the the greatest blessing in the universe.
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Thank you Karl for enjoying our country. I am very happy you enjoyed it.
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Look who was in Nashville! Born and raised here Karl! Glad you enjoyed it!
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Thank you for being respectful when talking about my country and our people, most foreigners just bash America when they never even been there yet & most of the time once they visit they change their tune real fast. God Bless 🙏
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Karl, it is about time a well known travel YouTuber does a showcase of middle America. This warms my heart to see you enjoying country music, and everyone receiving you so kindly. This is the side of our country you don’t see when global media networks demonize the American nation. Awesome piece of media here.
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When he said the bbq plate didn’t look appetizing 😂 shit looked amazing to me. Guess Karl’s just used to the colorful Indian food that shit is like art. We aren’t as worried about presentation lol
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I'm glad you were welcomed with open arms. Us Americans aren't all bad. Good to see you happy and making videos still.
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I’ve always wondered how us Americans would treat foreigners. I’m glad your experience was good Karl!! Make sure to visit New England, the Midwest and the west coast as well
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dude you are cool. thanks for giving my country a fair shake. thats all we ask.
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I live in the US. It’s nice to see it through some else’s eyes. I haven’t left Colorado, but once since the lockdown. So, YouTube is my travel 😂
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I'm from a small Appalachian town and the people are INSANELY warm and welcoming for the most part. I always say you can make an old friend after a 5 minute street conversation.
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I love America❤ beautiful people.. as u say.. very warm welcoming people. Will be there in July for sure . And how u representing India in front of Americans .. it feels so good. Thank you ❤
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I was born in Pakistan, raised in several states in the US as my parents were physicians and we moved a lot during their residency training. I lived in Virginia, New York, Texas, Louisiana, and then did my own medical training in Tennessee. Tennessee has to be one of the prettiest states I've seen next to Colorado.
I think your channel is exactly what we need: the world needs to see more of the actual world, not the violence and chaos that is attractive for journalism. Most people are good people, and you can see the vivid similarities between all cultures throughout all of your videos.
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Love how you represented India. ♥️
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06:22 Guys, do I really look like I'm packin'? 😂 I also went to America's #1 restaurant! It's an Indian place! https://youtu.be/nZu6X3gCPxg
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