I was so moved by this that I can't wait to share it with you. This is a simple video of a guy named Matt doing a kooky dance in whichever part of the world he is visiting & also getting people to do it along with him. It's beautiful and touching. You see, regardless of skin, race, religion or language, people are people.
This also reminded me how much I love travelling. You get to experience a different culture, see spectacular sights, try exotic food but mostly you get to meet amazing people like that one chinese guy who helped me down Ermei Shan cos it was all covered in snow, the old man in Kashgar who invited us to his house for tea even tho we didn't understand one another, the little boy in Nga Trang who became my constant companion the entire time I was there & I cried when I left.
Enjoy this video & hope it will also bring a smile to your face.
This also reminded me how much I love travelling. You get to experience a different culture, see spectacular sights, try exotic food but mostly you get to meet amazing people like that one chinese guy who helped me down Ermei Shan cos it was all covered in snow, the old man in Kashgar who invited us to his house for tea even tho we didn't understand one another, the little boy in Nga Trang who became my constant companion the entire time I was there & I cried when I left.
Enjoy this video & hope it will also bring a smile to your face.
Where the Hell is Matt? (2008) from Matthew Harding on Vimeo.
5 comments:
This is so cute. I was really surprised he came to Iceland too. After that, I kept waited to see if he went to Singapore.
That place in Iceland looks amazing. Is it a waterfall ? I was surprised to see people dancing with him in Singapore.
You have to read the story about this guy. He basically got sponsored to travel round the world to make this video.
champion! how to get sponsors ?
I'd like to know the answer to that too. BTW he got them to sponsor him twice - 1st time to do it alone & a second time to invite others to dance with him which is the result of this video.
I've watched this video so many times.
Yes, it's a waterfall. I haven't been there tho but my husband said it's 3 or 4 hours drive from Reykjavik.
Check this out..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seljalandsfoss
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