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The Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup: 8 races, 25 riders - 15 amateurs and 10 professional racers - speed around the Kari Motor Speedway in Coimbatore, riding identical race-prepped versions of the iconic Royal Enfield Continental GT-R650. The Continental GT Cup is a one-make race format that goes back to the roots of motorcycle racing. Inspired by the purist racing culture of the 1960s, the bikes are devoid of any electronic rider aids to ensure that the only thing separating the winners from everyone else is pure riding skill. The Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup prides itself on being one of the most accessible motorcycle races in India. With bike racing culture on the rise, this three part episodic series hopes to help inspire biking enthusiasts to think about racing as a viable future.
Director: Maaz Kazmi
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AD: Anuj Khurana
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Edit & Post Production: Amit Malik, Saurabh Yadav & Samik Mukherjee
Director: Maaz Kazmi
Creative Producer: Suhail Kapur
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DoP’s: Ishaan Chawla, Akmal Nazer, Shivam Aher, Pratik Hinge, Aaron Joseph
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Today, 90% of mulitplexes and 80% of single screens across Mumbai serve A1 Samosas, including the ones you get in PVRs and Inox, Maratha Mandir, Gaiety Galaxy, Movie Max, Mukta Cinema etc. Currently, A1 Samosas has a staff of more than 50 people, making more than 12 varieties of samosas and the production rate stands at 12,000-15,000 samosas daily. Till date, at least 50% occupancy in theatres prefer samosas over other snacks.
“I’ve had samosas all over Mumbai. There are many competitors of samosa makers which provide samosas at a cheaper rate but I assure you that you no one can even come close to A1 Samosas.” said Farokh, who’s been a canteen manager at Gaiety Galaxy since 1987.
“The years 1987 to 1992 was the peak for samosas. A taxi was booked just to deliver samosas show wise. At the time, hits like DDLJ, Hum Aapke Hai Koun, Raja Hindustani, Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, Sadak would play for 20 to 30 weeks in cinemas at full occupancy.”
Manoj Desai, Executive Director of G7 Multiplex and Maratha Mandir said, “When I first had the samosas, I loved them so much that I immediately started serving them in my theatres. Sometimes, people would take permission and come in to just buy the samosas. I called up so many theatres and told them about the samosas. Today, A1 is the king of kings.”
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Today, 90% of mulitplexes and 80% of single screens across Mumbai serve A1 Samosas, including the ones you get in PVRs and Inox, Maratha Mandir, Gaiety Galaxy, Movie Max, Mukta Cinema etc. Currently, A1 Samosas has a staff of more than 50 people, making more than 12 varieties of samosas and the production rate stands at 12,000-15,000 samosas daily. Till date, at least 50% occupancy in theatres prefer samosas over other snacks.
“I’ve had samosas all over Mumbai. There are many competitors of samosa makers which provide samosas at a cheaper rate but I assure you that you no one can even come close to A1 Samosas.” said Farokh, who’s been a canteen manager at Gaiety Galaxy since 1987.
“The years 1987 to 1992 was the peak for samosas. A taxi was booked just to deliver samosas show wise. At the time, hits like DDLJ, Hum Aapke Hai Koun, Raja Hindustani, Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, Sadak would play for 20 to 30 weeks in cinemas at full occupancy.”
Manoj Desai, Executive Director of G7 Multiplex and Maratha Mandir said, “When I first had the samosas, I loved them so much that I immediately started serving them in my theatres. Sometimes, people would take permission and come in to just buy the samosas. I called up so many theatres and told them about the samosas. Today, A1 is the king of kings.”
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Because there was already an established Chinese merchant community residing the Philippines well before the Spanish even arrived, Manila's Chinatown was intentionally built right across the Spanish-controlled walled city of Intramuros for the Chinese immigrants who converted to Christianity, whose descendants are now the Filipino-Chinese families of today. It's history is too rich to be covered in one go but eventually, Binondo grew to become city of Manila's center of trade and commerce where you can treat yourself to some authentic Filipino-Chinese cuisine, source merchandise in wholesale, or just get lost in the vibes honestly (responsibly tho 😅).
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The Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup: 8 races, 25 riders - 15 amateurs and 10 professional racers - speed around the Kari Motor Speedway in Coimbatore, riding identical race-prepped versions of the iconic Royal Enfield Continental GT-R650. The Continental GT Cup is a one-make race format that goes back to the roots of motorcycle racing. Inspired by the purist racing culture of the 1960s, the bikes are devoid of any electronic rider aids to ensure that the only thing separating the winners from everyone else is pure riding skill. The Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup prides itself on being one of the most accessible motorcycle races in India. With bike racing culture on the rise, this three part episodic series hopes to help inspire biking enthusiasts to think about racing as a viable future.
Director: Maaz Kazmi
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DoP’s: Ishaan Chawla, Akmal Nazer, Shivam Aher, Pratik Hinge, Aaron Joseph
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Join Sukanya as she explores the possibilities of sensuality and gives vanilla a spicy twist!🔥
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In 2023, Singapore saw an 11-year high in animal cruelty and welfare cases, according to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA). A total of 915 cases were reported, with two main categories: abuse and cruelty, and welfare and neglect.
Around two-thirds of the cases fell under the welfare and neglect category, where pet owners failed to provide proper care and basic needs for their animals, resulting in poor living conditions. Some cases involved abandonment, hoarding, and incidents of pets falling from heights due to a lack of proper safety measures.
In response to these alarming statistics, the SPCA is advocating for legislative changes to strengthen animal protection in Singapore. These proposed changes include imposing tougher sentences for those convicted of animal cruelty, as well as introducing stricter penalties to address issues of neglect and welfare.
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Welcome to The Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup. Over the course of 8 races, 25 riders - 15 amateurs and 10 professional racers - speed around the Kari Motor Speedway in Coimbatore, riding identical race-prepped versions of the iconic Royal Enfield Continental GT-R650. The Continental GT Cup is a one-make race format that goes back to the roots of motorcycle racing. Inspired by the purist racing culture of the 1960s, the bikes are devoid of any electronic rider aids to ensure that the only thing separating the winners from everyone else is pure riding skill. The Royal Enfield Continental GT Cup prides itself on being one of the most accessible motorcycle races in India. With bike racing culture on the rise, this three part episodic series hopes to help inspire biking enthusiasts to think about racing as a viable future.
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Dr. Aswani unfortunately passed away on November 23, 2023. He started Charlie Circle a superfan club dedicated to the lenegary comedian Charlie Chaplin in 1973. From screening Chaplin’s films to providing outfits to all those who would show up to participate in celebrating Charlie Chaplin’s birthday, Dr. Aswani’s magic put Adipur on the world map. And now, his grandson Talin is taking over the role – the role of keeping the tradition of celebrating Chaplin’s birthday, and more importantly, the role of keeping his grandfather’s legacy alive.
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Finding success in parodies of popular Bollywood, desi and sometimes chart-topping pop singles, Bloodywood are now over 100-shows old on American, European and SE Asian shores, with a fraction of those numbers in India. Fresh off the success of their debut record, Rakshak, the band are now winding down after a whirlwind 2022-23, dominating stages across festivals outside of India, a new album in the works and finding a sense of rhythm on the back of their unprecedented success.
Upon meeting the three-piece, which morphs into a sextet in its live avatar, the band are undoubtedly desi boys. Their love for leather outfits and ideal BMI percentages; a staple of (most) metalheads, is at par with their love for the dhol and dhoti-clad frontman on stage and butter chicken. The band represents a new wave in the Indian music scene - those who don’t shy away from their Indianness, or look down upon it as being lame. They, however, do not use these elements as cliches or salability factors to Western audiences either, but ask a Bloodywood fan anywhere in the world, and they are into the band for their fun persona, swashbuckling live shows and music that feels right at home.
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Traditionally, rice fields were plowed by buffalos, but today, many farmers have made the switch to "Iron Buffalos" or locally crafted tractors that streamline their work.
One of the key players in this racing community is Sumaitre ‘Jim’ Fahwan, a mechanic, who started his team nearly two decades ago. VICE joins Jim's crew as they gear up for their next race, delving deep into the need for speed in the world of Thai farming.
In Thailand, agriculture isn't just work; it's of utmost importance to the nation, employing about a third of the workforce and underpinning the Thai economy. And tractors are the beating heart of this profession.
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But this low-cost approach is cracking with declining birth rates and an aging population adding more pressure. VICE journeys inside Taiwan’s well-oiled health system to understand why change is needed.
@1:02 Due to an error introduced during editing, the sentence should be "Even a large medical center, like our Taipei Veterans General Hospital" and not "centre".
@2:29 the cost in USD should be USD 75,000 rather than USD 750,000. We regret the error.
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In the past few years, India’s electronic sports (esports) industry has grown astronomically and some reports value it at over a billion dollars. This year, the Indian government officially recognized it as a multisport and even named a team to represent the country at the Asian Games.
But how can young people—with fraught access to the internet—expect to cash in like the rest of the country?
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In hopes of figuring out the answer to this question, our professionally average dude Mat Yuhico travelled to distant lands to meet with the tip-top TikTok GOATS Niana Guerrero, Chris Andrian Yang, Fatia, and Smew to gather all the tips, tricks, and hacks to achieving ✨virality✨.
Then of course, he had nothing left to do but try and go viral himself.
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Welcome to The VICE Guide To (Conscious) Travel, a series where our hosts offer advice on how to embrace greener travel while offering a tantalizing peek into their own transformative journeys. It's not just about traveling—it's about having fun while treading lightly on our beautiful planet.
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But the entertainment industry had a dark side, one that Lee Kyung-Mi—now Monk Bohyun—knows all too well. From performing pop songs in front of passionate fans to singing Buddhist prayer songs on YouTube, Monk Bohyun’s life looks vastly different now than it did when she was in her 20s.
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Welcome to The VICE Guide To (Conscious) Travel, a series where our hosts offer advice on how to embrace greener travel while offering a tantalizing peek into their own transformative journeys. It's not just about traveling—it's about having fun while treading lightly on our beautiful planet.
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Correction (01:20): Due to an error introduced during editing, the location for Starting Point Skate Park should be in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, not Taipei, Taiwan. We regret the error.
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Watch as Kara takes you through an ASMR experience of building a mechanical keyboard.
Warning: There's a lot of pain involved in this video, but is there enough gain? Watch till the end to find out. 🤪
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But the entertainment industry had a dark side, one that Lee Kyung-mi—now Monk Bohyun—knows all too well. From performing pop songs in front of passionate fans to singing Buddhist prayer songs on YouTube, Monk Bohyun’s life looks vastly different now than it did when she was in her 20s.
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In this journey, where travel merges with consciousness, we'll unveil the secrets of packing light to move swiftly, enabling you to explore with efficiency while leaving a lighter ecological footprint. And as we delve into the charming Machiyas, those traditional wooden townhouses, you'll catch a glimpse of Kyoto's profound heritage and enduring charm.
Welcome to "The VICE Guide To (Conscious) Travel," a series where in each episode, our hosts offer advice on how to embrace greener travel while offering a tantalizing peek into their own transformative journeys. It's not just about traveling; it's about having fun while treading lightly on our beautiful planet.
Due to errors introduced during editing, we’d like to make the following corrections:
@01:20 The full name of Hanako’s accommodation is ‘Masari-Gusa Machiya Residence Inn’.
@03:43 The name of the restaurant manager at Izusen is ‘Go-Taro Kimura’, not ‘Ko-Taro Kimura’.
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Prachya Deebu, a 48-year-old single dad, joined the school’s Mother’s Day event donning a wig and dress for his 14-year-old adopted daughter at Bannerngroy School in Thailand on August 11. He shared a video on TikTok that captured his daughter hugging him during the school event, and also uploaded their photo on his Facebook account with the caption “On Mother’s Day, mom’s here.”
Users on both Facebook and TikTok expressed their admiration in the comments, remarking how heartwarming his gesture is, praising his fatherhood, and how adorable they look together.
“In Thailand, we have a tradition to honor mothers on Mother’s Day,” he told VICE. “My daughter doesn’t have her biological mother around, so I dressed up like a mother to remind her of her mother.”
📽: Courtesy of Prachya Deebu
In hopes of figuring out the answer to this question, our professionally average dude Mat travelled to distant lands, met the tip-top TikTok GOATS in the virality game: Niana Guerrero, Chris Andrian Yang, Fatia, and Smew, and finally gathered all the tips, tricks, and hacks to achieving virality.
Then of course, he had nothing else left to do but try and go viral himself. 😳
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While traditions are valued in the country, the consumption of dog meat is declining as more people view dogs as companions rather than livestock. According to a 2022 poll of 1,514 respondents, 85.5 percent of Koreans said they don’t consume dog meat.
Yang Jong-tae, a dog meat farmer in South Korea, closed down his farm in March after running it for 30 years. The decision came after he was contacted by Humane Society International (HSI), a non-profit organization that is currently campaigning across Asia to end the dog meat trade. The rescued dogs from this operation were transported to the U.S. for adoption.
Dog meat trade is not illegal in the country. However, discussions about prohibiting it have been going on for years. In 2021, then-president Moon Jae-in brought up the possibility of banning dog meat. Last June, lawmaker Han Jeoung-ae proposed a bill to ban dog meat entirely. But no changes have been made so far.
In this video, Yang explains why he’s leaving the industry.
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They say being passionate about what you do is the key to success, but are there other ways to make it big online? We asked Niana to share her tips on how she became one of the biggest dancing sensations on TikTok.
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How did she do it? 😳
In Anatomy of Virality, join VICE in a quest to answer the question: What does it take to get internet famous? We meet viral TikTok creators, find out what they did to appear on millions of For You pages, discover what makes them special, and maybe gather a few tips and tricks we can apply ourselves. 🤭
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Here’s what they had to say about the city’s decision.
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Presenting, 24 Hour Intern: an unfiltered, behind the scenes dive into Hong Kong's best known art, culture, and culinary properties.
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Presenting, Walk Beyond: Collabs by Johnnie Walker and VICE: a series of unexpected, authentic collaborations that celebrate and attempt to progress Southeast Asia’s nascent street subcultures.
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We chatted with @its.smew about the wonders of Shrek, his haunted af home and life as an up-and-coming rapper and TikTok star in Thailand.
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Viral footage shows winds buffeting rows of seated passengers as the plane comes in to land.
"It was chaos with people close to the door appearing to faint one by one and flight attendants calling out for doctors on board through broadcasting," a 44-year-old passenger told the Yonhap news agency.
The passengers also included school children who were on their way to a sporting event. The mother of one of the students said: “The children were shaking, crying and frightened. Those sitting near the exit must have been shocked the most.”
The flight arrived safely at Daegu International Airport, but with the door still open. Several passengers required hospital treatment for breathing problems.
Flight attendants could not stop the suspect from opening the door because they were seated for the plane to land. Witnesses say he even tried to jump out of the plane.
“It is difficult to have a normal conversation with him,” an official said. “We will investigate the motive of the crime and punish him.”
And everytime that mic was on Smew (@its.smew), he made sure to spit some 🔥🔥🔥 into it. As a young rapper full of new ideas and boundless zeal, Smew used open-verses as a way to continually experiment, create and express himself whenever and however he felt like it. Finding lifelong collaborators, new fans and millions of views along the way were just an added bonus.
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After winning a Thai rap competition in 2021, Smew started his TikTok as a way to keep his fans engaged with his musical creations, skits, and 🔥🔥🔥 bars on open verse challenges with other artists. He never expected it to get him millions of views and new fans along the way.
In Anatomy of Virality, we're on a quest to answer the question: What does it take to get internet famous? We meet up with viral TikTok creators to find out what they did to appear on millions of For You pages, discover what makes them stand out, and maybe gather a few tips and tricks we can use ourselves 🤭
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Simone is a student who takes part in beauty pageants. Her parents also happen to be gay. While those two things don't seem related, she got a lot of hate during her first pageant win about her family dynamics.
Join Simone as she busts some myths and drops some truth bombs about what it's really like being the child of gay parents.
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