Bappa Shota: YouTuber Reveals the Reality of Dangerous Places
Go undercover with camera in hand in the world's largest refugee camp, a gang-ruled city, and Europe's largest cult organization: ......
The Reality of the World’s Most XXX Region
“When I learn about the world, my own troubles feel incredibly small. I have had experiences traveling the world that saved me, so I want to share that.”
The YouTuber Bappa Shota, who has around 900,000 subscribers, smiled as he spoke. He continues to delve into the realities of various regions while traveling the world. His reportage videos from dangerous areas labeled as the world’s most popular are especially popular, as they often feature places that rarely allow cameras.
For instance, he reflected on his coverage in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, which has the world’s worst air pollution, with PM2.5 levels 40 times above safety standards.
“It’s so polluted that a mask turns completely black in just one hour. Children of elementary school age work without masks while wafting through the stench of garbage. The level of poverty is on a completely different scale.”
When he visited Damanhur in northern Italy, which was called the largest cult in Europe and uses its own laws and language, he explored what is known as the world’s largest underground temple, experiencing its unique culture. He has also visited areas like the Petare district in Venezuela, known as the world’s most dangerous slum, and the slums in Kingston, Jamaica, which has one of the highest murder rates globally.
