Chernobyl Ukraine Tour - Rozz Recommends: EP3

[@aizahs.7009]

rozz i honestly like your series better than the rest. you bring such a vibe without having to try so hard. intriguing video content as well

[@strawberrymilksamurai]

You got bitten by radioactive mosquitoes? If you were a comic book character, you'd be a superpowered vigilante called Mosquito Woman by now

[@sliversparklesaj8969]

XD

[@littlebluedolphin]

This place is like so cool yet so creepy at the same time. Cannot imagine the nuclear damaged back then, might be horrible. And Rozz always cracks me up! - 'You sure these Soviet era things still work yeah? Cos I feel very dirty still.'

[@lynellelim9022]

I agree

[@adrianC_]

the hospital and morgue must be terrifying to visit

[@TWICEMoHyo]

The guy is kinda charming tbh lmao

[@kimshookjin7618]

Taehyung oh hey fellow army

[@xlovespink]

I admire you ross for going to unusual yet cool places and not like the typical Spain or the Beach 😌

[@eskimokiss9907]

Covering yourself is probably not gonna be that helpful only if that sweatshirt was made from lead material.

[@KD-vm3fk]

It protects against alpha radiation tho which is the most ionising soo

[@bogdanplishchenko5423]

i think it's more for protect skin form radioactive dust

[@Coraltz]

Song/Music: Rubylux- 'Screaming Surrender'' You're welcome.

[@aaronong9760]

one of the best and most interesting clicknetwork episode!

[@celia5852]

so creepy with the dolls and the amusement park!! + the creepy doll music xD

[@rishikajoshi747]

I love your videos Rozz. Ive been following your travel videos lately i wished i traveled as much.

[@YummYakitori]

Anyway they opened the amusement park for a few hours after the explosion supposedly to cover things up and redirect attention away from what was happening. But the residents were soon all evacuated anyway

[@deealexandra6928]

I was born a few months before this happened in Ukraine :( I've been in the US for a long time now but it still breaks my heart

[@rainy8470]

Anybody who watches the exploring crew?? Its the same tour guide josh had!! I'm excited over this insignificant thing gaha

[@Callsign-Blade_RunnerSG]

Each person 7 seconds of sweeping radioactive graphite off rooftops before dashing back to another unsafe but less exposed area. Almost all the firefighters died within a month from radiation sickness, majority of those that survived will develop some sort of cancer in the future or have unborn children with deformities. Nonetheless, what needs to be done has to be done.

[@shanicetanishia1109]

that doll in 4:14 is so hella creepyy :O

[@nickkoh4879]

this is the real fallout 4

[@bogdanplishchenko5423]

There is game "STALKER" that really takes place in Chernobyl. And it is very popular on post USSR space.

[@AngelinaStyles1]

I would never go there because I'm too scared I'll get radioactive poisoning or something but I think it looks so awesome and I love abandon places like that

[@kkatherinee9609]

You wouldn't. It's perfectly safe to visit

[@JhennaMaye]

added to my List for sure.

[@TheRealGalaxyExpress999]

on my bucket list! Just not into the whole flying from Boston to Kiev thing :P

[@kevin42]

What tour company did you use? And was it a public or private tour?

[@xeniakon3783]

I think it sad to go there because family's left everything to survive

[@joyloong2790]

Awesome video

[@eastercheah8311]

it just looks a ghost town

[@kms4771]

exploring with josh!!

[@YummYakitori]

I visited Kyiv which is only about 2 hrs drive away from Chernobyl but I didn’t dare to visit Chernobyl because of the radiation lol

[@samira6218]

I like her because she does different things and I like Shuan as well X

[@christinel6075]

the leftover dolls are super creepy woah

[@theophiliv5660]

I want go there because i kinda like how it looks but i scared to get too mich radiation XD

[@bellebithx1420]

I found this so sad. I mend they had to evacuate within 2 hours from their home

[@dreamcatcher5538]

The saddest part is that people were told they will be back soon and they left everything behind.

[@meganneo3673]

Someone pls tell me what is radio active contamination

[@k0okie878]

Omg! She's like my 2nd favourite. Rebecca us my fave lol and shu an but rozz is creeping up!

[@SimplyAlexa]

I know this place by the movie "Chernobyl Diaries"

[@lisanne7285]

What tour company was used for this?

[@jemdude22]

i would not even wanna go near there in the first place, not at all. why would someone go there as part of holiday??? loll

[@quantumeseboy]

Wtf?? Why don't you go to Fukushima too?

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

I'm not often serious RE; youtube & videos like this, it IS YT after all. However, it's disheartening to watch & see a slight mocking / joking reference of the place at times, as well as comments saying 'omg this was so funny!' Oh really? If you look at the back story & history of this place it's absolutely heartbreaking. A family friend of ours took in 2 very very frightened children from here after they were all forced to evacuate. Their mother was in hospital with serious radioactive poisoning / consumption, & they'd lost everything they'd ever known - their family had split up, friends, home comforts, toys, the streets & homes they'd come to love & know so well. Awful. People died due to the radioactivity they were exposed to here after the explosion, the levels were so high it was killing them from the inside out. I can't imagine going through something like this, or any of my family, & leaving so many memories behind (not so much the materialistic items but the photographs).

[@clhxlicious]

If Chernobyl is safe for visiting, why won't they start rebuilding that place for civilisation to begin there again?

[@jordandoss6994]

Because one visit is probably an hour or so and you get 2.2 of radiation. Living there would be way too dangerous because those numbers will multiply after just a few days there.

[@October3Zer0]

It will take about 20,000 years for Chernobyl to be inhabitable by humans again.

[@karlamanea6638]

It is kept as a monument for the sad past.

[@justme3139]

It takes up to 300 years for air and 500 years for the ground to be absolutely safe. You must not be there for more than 1-2 days.

[@evicaf4e]

agree, but what abou tourist guide who is there idk 2 times a week?

[@theresapichardo94]

there a episode in discovery that they did it pretty drastic

[@adorablegodzilla5628]

Links for the tour company?

[@zhouann16]

Why are there so many dolls laying around?

[@kkatherinee9609]

It's kids toys left behind. Some places have obviously been disturbed by visitors so not everything is in its original places

[@natashatan3266]

i live life dangerously

[@Anthony-js7ex]

What's the ending song?

[@oddballer]

I don't understand why you are in a radioactive wasteland

[@cassandraloke3247]

Spookyy it's a tourism spot. It's also a place filled with history that's why she's visiting there :)

[@sewmaihagao6872]

this is awesomeee

[@Orhneeyou]

omg the ghost town is scary...esp the dolls😅

[@sel8504]

I remember Misha from 'Exploring with Josh'

[@patiiib]

jaebumble me too

[@YummYakitori]

jaebumble Misha is a shortened form of the Russian / Ukrainian name “Mikhail”, like how the shortened form of “Ekaterina” is “Katyusha”.

[@sharonmanuel8271]

ya. she recommends for going to Ukraine. ........rly? ????

[@maddynystedt3610]

so cool!

[@groundzero128]

You rock 🤘🏻

[@cass165]

Still confuse what happen

[@Fals3Agent]

It was a nuclear power plant that went into meltdown. Due to some design flaws that were unknown to the crew when testing the safety systems, the nuclear reaction couldn't be controlled. The resulting heat/energy released superheated the water in the cooling system, causing it to explode. With the cooling system destroyed, the radioactive energy melted the whole plant, and then the exposed plant contaminated the environment and air around the area. Energy stored in Uranium is massive, even till today the nuclear reaction is still active, 25 years later. It might take another 20 years for the reaction itself to truly die down, and the environment in the area can only start to recover after that.

[@lynellelim9022]

This video is so sad😢😔😪😥

[@teddybenjj]

I think i saw a movie about this.....

[@littleaddiena]

Chernobyl Diaries?

[@teddybenjj]

+Ceyy maybe i forgot

[@КатяГамаль-и1ъ]

hi from Ukraine

[@syasyaindah1357]

i would go to that place!!!

[@katvt]

my notification is so late ☹️

[@jonathanlee97]

I took a shit there but it came out as food

[@natashatan3266]

awesome

[@simonhernandez9634]

y did i subscribe to this channel

[@selenaDAS]

you tell me

[@simonhernandez9634]

+Arta Sudaare that what trying to figuer lol. like what episode did i see that caught me...mystery.

[@sharmeen7527]

I'm not earty, I'm on time

[@sharmeen7527]

early*

[@Fals3Agent]

Call of Duty 4. That is all.

[@stinkyinthecity151]

She is so funny 😂

[@zeneesiew7401]

why does she have a weird accent out of a sudden

[@Madthecatx3]

Ikr in the beginning tho

[@ewanlb]

yay video

[@alizawong8837]

🖤🖤🖤

[@maddynystedt3610]

is that in russia?

[@selenaDAS]

yes

[@maddynystedt3610]

so is it in ukrane or russia?

[@sophie9055]

It's in Ukraine. Ukraine and Russia are different countries. What a way to find out how often people missed classes ;)

[@maddynystedt3610]

I know their different coutries

[@chloelau8291]

+The Kpopers they're go and repeat English classes

[@Xavierity]

This has been done before by +exploringwithjosh check him out :)

[@JerlynJang]

Radioactive mosquitos 😂😂😂

[@its.fengyee9114]

septum piercing😍😍

[@cici_julja]

Revisit the video bcs of hbo miniseries

[@hahano3837]

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[@kadajlim]

xoxo u r so brave~ Next super hero mosquitoGurl~

[@rachellin2253]

WALKING DEAD

[@Ar0wally]

damn. 2spooky4me

[@TheCandieLoves]

So chio

[@СофіяЛужняк]

I'm from ukraine)

[@niltondossantos2793]

Carefully Beautiful😘

[@drugk1ll]

I'm from Russia 🐻🍺🇷🇺

[@adrielheng5470]

I am early