Drunk British Tourists

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

❗NOTE: Any and all stunts in this video were done by professionals. Do not recreate them at home. Also, this video is a reupload as the original got age restricted.

[@SomebodyOnYoutubee]

Bruh, didnt another one of your videos get age restricted? I love ur video, so i dont see a problem

[@flank6349]

KZbin sucks

[@fellowbalkaner09]

Oh damn, youtube got a problem against you

[@death-istic9586]

Love your videos!💚

[@leventegyorek6553]

Why?

[@iskrenaleksandrov9720]

In southern Spain, there is a saying stating that Summer starts when the first Brit misses the pool from the hotelroom's window.

[@how_to_be_a_Old_legionary44]

🤣😂

[@Macharius89]

I think the 2023 summer started in february

[@CAMSLAYER13]

Thats pure poetry

[@thomasfy4]

When is Spain gonna employ its youth instead of them all living in the UK?

[@Macharius89]

@@thomasfy4 when your country makes a propper food

[@FlipNap]

From British tourists I learned that football is only a disguise (and sometimes an excuse) while their true national sport is bar-fighting.

[@alastairthegreat2887]

​@@Kroylindon't be dense

[@rahjah6958]

@@Kroylinfighting in a pub

[@OlaftheFlashy]

And then there's the annual Atherstone ball game in which any pretence that it's no a managed mass street brawl is abandoned.

[@indiekiddrugpatrol3117]

Football is descended from a sport played in medieval England and Scotland which was basically just a giant brawl between villagers. Anyone who thinks Football isn't inherently violent is misinformed, the game basically exists as a way for drunk British peasants to take their anger out.

[@l0dgey]

u fukin wot?

[@iregretmyname8983]

4 drunk british engineers once repaired my bike on the busy streets of amsterdam at 1 AM

[@theantagonist2147]

Britain has protected our neighbours on the continent for centuries, despite the insults and derision towards us I think Its something we will always do :)

[@ReaperCH90]

Cool username

[@user-nx2rr2lc6d]

They are nice with the locals, and are very uplifting and full of spirit. Honestly I much prefer running into drunk British boys than Gloomy materialistic tourists who travel half world to go to spend their time at malls.

[@Mellow_Man2001]

​@@theantagonist2147 speak for yourself, please. And their Anglophobia is mostly envy

[@jetaddict420]

@@Mellow_Man2001 yes i envy your absolutely dogwater society

[@fellowbalkaner09]

Lovely how youtube doesn’t do shit against sniperwolf, but age restricts you for absolutely no reason. Anyways, keep it up, GOAT of the Balkans 💪💪

[@L0NER_B]

Yeah! She doxxed a man and she ha sent gotten any repurcutions!

[@kuau_Queen-kiki-4652]

Lets not start about frikin sniperwolf, she has a serious problem in her head

[@L0NER_B]

@@kuau_Queen-kiki-4652 yeah she needs to be banned off of all platform amd esspecially youtube

[@nightowlmystic9387]

Remember that KZbin has a habit of playing favorites.

[@SzotyMAG]

the same videos used in the video exist on youtube, but they aren't age restricted. Double standards

[@vasilistheocharis164]

One thing I realised is that the British don't act like that because they are abroad, they also act like that in Britain itself when they go out partying and clubbing.

[@avancalledrupert5130]

Yea we kind of just forgive anything anyone does when drunk. Why did you steal a car and roll it through a bus stop ? Was pissed up mate . O fair enough legend 🤣 When sober no mistake no matter how small will go unpunished.

[@thomasfy4]

I find most European youth (under 35)in UK, France, Spain, Italy, Greece have similar drinking/party culture. Especially compared to the USA/Canada.

[@vane909090]

When I was in London a decade ago the locals were getting drunk as fast as possible because back then (maybe even today, no idea) there was a ban on alcohol from 11 pm.

[@thomasfy4]

@@vane909090 that’s completely false, you can’t buy alcohol from certain shops past a certain time but most people don’t go out til 10pm-midnight, with clubs and bars in the west end open til 3-6am

[@calumvaughan8690]

not completely false at all. shops need a special license to sell alcohol past 11pm and big chains such as Tesco and Sainsbury's do not have them. the only places you will find selling booze after this time either have a license (AKA off license) or it's a bar/pub/restaurant. @@thomasfy4

[@Glitch40A]

As a British person, there's a reason that, whenever I go on holiday to another country. I ALWAYS do my best to avoid areas often frequented by other British people.

[@dungcheeseMORK999]

Many of us Brits do, including fellow working class people.

[@blablak9942]

That sounds harsh 😮

[@louis-philippelacharite7201]

​@dungcheeseMORK999 the working class of other country are not as degenerate as them so no I don't think it is a class thing

[@Ukraineaissance2014]

When I went on holiday the last two times I got a tan first working outside for a few weeks before and dressed as a stereotypical southern european- nice french designer dark blue polo shirt, cotton pastel coloured shorts, tinted sunglasses, nautical canvas shoes, shiny golden watch, wet look hair gel. I managed to get mistaken for a local in northern italy just once and it made it all worth it.

[@wookie2222]

As a German, I also try to avoid other Germans when I'm visiting other countries. Once, I was in Belfast and the Hotel was quite nice and beautiful, the breakfast was great and the service extremely friendly.... until a couple of days after us, a whole bus load of Germans arrived for their two night stay of their ten day Ireland bus round trip... The horror... The next morning, both coffee machines were broken, the waffle maker wasn't working either, the staff was put under extreme stress, repeatedly repairing and refilling stuff and even if the breakfast was constantly replaced, several food items were just always inavailable thanks to some Germans who decided to pile as much sausages or bread on their plate as an adult human being can eat in 20 years. And the worst thing was the volume of my fellow countrymen and -women who were shouting their food orders from their table to their wife or husband at the buffet through the whole room or were talking to each other about the sights they had visited the day before and were comparing them to other sights in other countries they had visited years ago, as if it was totally normal to compare London to Dublin or Belfast to Paris or the Collosseum to Idk, those rock formation in the north of Northern Ireland. I totally get, why you call us 'Huns' sometimes - we tend to behave like them. Until that day, we were treated quite nice by the staff. After those bus tourists left, we had still the feeling that we were treated different than other embarrassing guests, since we were also German and somehow the behavior of my fellow countrymen and -women stuck to us.

[@Wolberg143]

Poland here. In Kraków you can forecast weather based on how early in the day British tourists start puking in the pub streets. The earlier the sunnier it will be.

[@genericinterneter]

United States here. Fortunately we don’t have to calculate the weather that way. Sounds awful lol.

[@andersbjrnsen7203]

​@@genericinterneteryou fancy Americans thinking youre soooooo evolved with your metorologists and weather balloons! I'll have you know here in the old world we do things traditionally! I look forward to getting old so I can predict the weather by my arthritis instead of having to sacrifice a cod to Odin and reading its entrails!

[@genericinterneter]

@@andersbjrnsen7203 Atleast you can cross the street without getting flattened by a 6,000 lbs (2.721554 metric tons) SUV in a small neighbourhood.

[@OFFICIAL-H-RUBBER]

Ah yes, many of my mates been to Kraków and apparently it is a beautiful city full of historical stuff. Never been myself but I do apologise for all the bad ones that go there. I might visit one day to see this legendary place and a dragon.

[@Wolberg143]

@@OFFICIAL-H-RUBBER No need to apologize mate, it's a tourist district so this is completely normal. We welcome you to visit as the city has a lot more to offer than just the bars :)

[@coconuthead4923]

Bro, the way you described the Northwest European weather was amazing. Also us Dutch people can be drunk and annoying as well, every summer we unite in Spain with Brits and Germans to form the UNHOLY TRINITY OF NORTHERN ALCOHOLIC BARBARIANS

[@johnwotek3816]

Aka, the beer barbarian... Sip his 30th glass of southern european wine of the day.

[@vegetableman3911]

the Barbarian invasion

[@tikiainapore8053]

Both wars could have been avoided if we all fucked off to magaluf for a week

[@michaelmartin9022]

Spain: We must reconquer our land from the Moors! Wait, why are they leaving? Moors: We've seen who is behind you

[@williamcarter361]

Don’t forget to add in the Norwegians

[@havedalDK]

Funny thing is when you meet British tourists outside of the obvious tourist hotspots, they are always the nicest people ever, because they DON'T want to be with the rest because it's also a nightmare for them.

[@Tornnnado]

fr lmao I met 2 British guys out in the Atacama and they were some of the coolest people I've ever met

[@racingraptor4758]

I work in hotel on Corfu and the Brits there are pretty nice althought it's 5 star hotel after all. (Hotel is mainly advertised and targeted for British tourists). They are actually nice to chat with.

[@EmrystheCelt]

yes some brits are an embarrassment to us in the uk

[@grigoryborodavkin1730]

2013 i was on Crete and decided to take a late night stroll to the city of Malia. What I saw can only be described as an Hieronymus Bosch painting come to life but somehow with more vomit and spandex.

[@josephkolodziejski6882]

This comment is art and deserves to be higher

[@PPfilmemacher]

Nice description

[@fifi23o5]

I've been on Crete quite a few times, I've been all across the island, but I avoided Malia for a long time, just based on the stories I've heard. Then I decided I had to check it myself to see if it was in fact the case. Oh, boy, I should have trusted them and considering my experiences with Brits on Rodos or Ios, among other places... Locals are leaving Malia, especially in summer. People of Crete are very religious and that is simply too much for them. I was in a pub and guys sat on the bar, girls were giving them, well, use your imagination, to see which one will be faster.... At daytime. I've travelled quite a lot and I've met some really nice Brits, but this horde mentality brings the worst from them. Interestingly, there is another party town on Crete, quite close to Malia, Hersonissos, which is run mostly by the Dutch, but the clientelle is more international and it is much friendlier.

[@tangoland]

Absolutely brilliant comment!!😂

[@GaikotsuSenpai]

You, Sir, are a man of culture

[@humphrey10-88]

I'm British and had the great misfortune of getting placed smack bang in the middle of a stag party at the back of the plane going to Berlin. The guy next to me spent about 100 euros in massively overpriced alcohol in a hour an a half flight. Luckily my knowledge of league One football was enough to keep them off my back

[@corneliuscornia3189]

😂😂

[@michaelmartin9022]

To be fair I was once in the second to last row of a flight from Paris to Tokyo, and the back row was full of rowdy frenchies who drank and partied the whole way (about 13 hours). Then we hit turbulence...

[@paulcronin3626]

​@@michaelmartin9022project much?

[@adrianseanheidmann4559]

Yup, had the pleasure to catch a late eveningg flight to Mallorca to go back to Valencia from Bremen/Northern Germany, never ever did I get this pissed, actually starting to tell the German tourists and the overpriced kiosk in the airport after having been crammed in with 100 , shouting, even PANICKING(one girl apparently used her flight-angst to get out of that hell-flight before she couldn't escape anymore) to tell them in German to get their shit together, stop bothing the poor, underpaid kiosk employer and to get the fuck out. Never was I that much off my zen flightplane in my entire life, but too much is too much, the feeling of claustrophobia the diziness inducing ryanair blue and yellow, the insolent, bad joke making Malle tourists fucking broke me. I can only IMAGINE how it must be working on that island... fuck me...

[@Llucmenork]

In spain, they jump from balconies into pools at hotels. From time to time they fall incorrectly, reulting in grave injuries or death. After that, they usually try to sue the hotel for "fawlty balconies". We have adopted the term "balconing" with the sole purpose of identifying them. Old british gentleman are really nice though.

[@iesroo]

Most respectful Spanish person be like

[@morgoth1877]

As someone who has born and grow up in Benidorm, one of the principal destinations of this horrible race in eastern Spain, the amount of degenerate and horrible things that i have seen in my 19 years of life, have made me normalize things like half naked and completely drunken men in a stag party on the center of the city at 6 pm or naked tourists throwing up in the beach at the eyesight of unfortunate children, even orgies in the beach at plain sight at midnight, the amount of horrible things that can be seen in cities such as mine, can be perfectley portrayed in horror films.

[@tinocoppola9862]

I have the same opinion. As a person who grew up and spent his entire life in this city, I have also seen horrible things, worthy of the Marquis de Sade. such as prostitution on busy avenues, dealings, stabbings and attempted murders. Drunken Englishmen beating their wives and even children. Children witnessing their parents doing cocaine. Horrible, filthy, horrible things and made me normalize others like seeing 20 men dressed as sheep, on all fours following another dressed as a shepherd.

[@yddet4369]

​@tinocoppola9862 Wtf I figured it was mainly young people doing this sort of thing; But people with children behave like this? Absolutely barbaric. Is it worth the tourism money though?

[@venmis137]

Are these things common or are they more like "highlights"? I've visited benidorm somewhat regularly for the last 10 years (as a british tourist) and I've never really encountered anything obscenely degenerate. But then again, I'm generally quite oblivious, and have been repeatedly told of crazy shit that seems to happen in my city that I just never notice.

[@venmis137]

@@tinocoppola9862 Ok tbf the sheep thing is kinda funny. Very weird, but not really obscene.

[@tinocoppola9862]

@@yddet4369 that's the thing we need that money so.... And yes one thing is young people but people in front of their kids...

[@tooltime9901]

Thank you British people, for making American tourists seem good by comparision.

[@at0mic354]

American tourists barely exist

[@TKOEF]

​@@at0mic354 I mean we have a ginormous country with loads to do. If Europe has one thing that we don't, it's castles. And our obnoxious drunkards go to Mexico for cinco de mayo and try to not get kidnapped by the cartels

[@beepst]

@@TKOEFand history, and walkable cities, and good public transportation, and a lack of overweight, and actual healthy food instead of your plastic American shit.

[@1maushaus1]

As an Englishman who regularly travels to the Netherlands to see family, I cannot describe the discomfort of being around these types of people. The embarrassment of being associated with them when around Dutch people is unbearable. Usually once I start speaking Dutch, local people are absolutely fine and don't give me trouble, but I still get dirty looks from a few. I hate that this is what people in Europe expect of me when I first meet them. I've always held to the idea that you should exemplify the good national stereotypes of your country abroad. For me that's being polite, holding good conversation, and generally showing interest, if not prior knowledge of local culture. I may only hope that the destruction of the Deano class severely cuts the numbers of these types of tourists

[@corneliuscornia3189]

I lived for many years in The Netherlands in Zwolle,I moved to UK some years ago, biggest mistake of my life, hopefully soon I will be able to corect my mistake,thanks God

[@1maushaus1]

@@corneliuscornia3189 I mean if you go from Zwolle to some post industrial hellscape (or worse yet London) then I don't blame you for wanting to leave. England gets a worse reputation than it deserves because of it's cities. As soon as you leave them for somewhere more rural it's immediately better

[@corneliuscornia3189]

@@1maushaus1 Couldn't agree more,not long now and I will be back cycling 😀

[@todimotska]

@@corneliuscornia3189 The Netherlands is known for being a degenerate filth wasteland full of prostitutes and drugs, Of all places in Europe, that small German country is the worst in terms of morality by far. Just find it funny you hate on Britain when you live there. And no, you haven't been to the UK, It's kind of cringe you pretending you have to bring it down.

[@petretepner8027]

Doe wat ik doe, en doe alsof je Belgisch bent (eigenlijk is dat het enige soort Nederlands dat ik spreek). Je krijgt dan misschien meewarige, neerbuigende, maar (meestal) geen hatelijke blikken!

[@pdannysan13]

Transylvanian Hungarian here! We were traveling with my parents, south of Spain, and had booked a hotel close to an irish pub. I was shitting on the toilet when a drunk british lady walked into our hotel room. My parents were lounging on the bed after a day of sunbathing. The british lady was very much confused about why there were people in her room. Soon, she discovered to the miracle of her few sober synapses that she, in fact, had walked into our hotel room. It's still one of the most funniest stories of our trips.

[@manatarms7652]

As a British citizen, can I please request that we stop talking about my drunken past… …And start talking about my drunken future. This video is 100% accurate 👌 and I can only apologise. Now, are there any good holiday spots in Serbia 😋

[@mihokspawn]

I meaaan the standard one where we meet most Inebirus Britanicus in the wild must be EXIT.

[@TheMCMLXX]

Britts are worst of all !!! Used to work in Malia and Chersonissos for about 10 years i know the subject VERY well !!!

[@ikraiam1]

I hear Belgrade are fun. I mean the turks loved it for almost 2 centuries 😅

[@panpsalt6757]

Don't ever apologise. You keep the Glorious Greek economy running.

[@hackvice]

Come to Bulgaria, way better.

[@ivetgeorgieva8888]

I live in the south of Portugal and we get a lot of drunk British tourists. I will never forget the time where my friends and I went for a walk after the celebratory dinner for my 16th birthday. As soon as we got to the beach, the first thing we saw were 2 naked British tourists. On another occasion, I went for a walk with my parents after dinner and we saw a naked British woman surrounded by like 10 other women who were equally as drunk. If I had a nickel for every time I saw a drunk naked British tourism when I go for a walk after dinner I would have 2 nickels, which is not much but it´s weird that it happened twice.

[@deltamovieshd9255]

I remember back in the day (late 90s) as Brit teen, we went to Magaluf. Oh boy, Germans, Brits and Irish smothered this place, and we didn't send our best. After a few nights partying, I had enough and decided to check out what the locals did and had a great time. Food and drink mixed well, so you're not pissed out your head. Tried to learn each others language, but laughter was universal. A couple spoke English which helped. From that day, whichever country I visited, I did my best to get out of the tourist sections and hang with the locals and behave myself, whilst learning about the country from the natives.

[@emiliorodenasgonzalez8568]

That,s the way Man.. from Spain

[@dozerjohn]

I live in a very touristy city in Eastern Europe that has been named capital city of european pub culture so we get millions of them. For over 20 years ago this existed as a problem to such extent that brits are genuinely disliked by everyone who ever worked in services. On the other hand most of my friends are brits and they never behave like that so yeah, the contrast is mental.

[@ThisWontEndWell]

The budget airlines hotels and bars created that stag-do anything-goes culture... They market themselves to the Brits as that is what that destination is about fly there drink cheap booze and go wild there is a kind of heypocracy when they complain about people coming and engaging in the hedonism they were sold.

[@Thatwhatshesaid.]

Budapest?

[@robscovell5951]

Wrocław?

[@twojstarypijany8153]

Kraków?

[@dozerjohn]

@@twojstarypijany8153 We have a winner!

[@DruidHark]

As a 20 year old Brit, I make it a priority to stay away from those embarrassing fools. Even to the point of making sure where I go isn’t infested by them.

[@TyrantSolo]

I think you mean, drunk tourists from the Hubgarian province of Britannia

[@NS-kc8hb]

Deserve a rewatch 100%

[@cuttinaboot]

I’m Scottish and this is why I’m mainly travelling alone or with one other person because I’m very sad to say, a lot of my friends would probably get too drunk atleast one night and play into this stereotype. So I’ll remain going places on my own

[@ChronicTheHempHog-mf3nh]

You’ll either get polite normal tourists or Drunk chav

[@alexiosbozikis1879]

I went to Zakinthos, Greece, last summer(it’s where my dad’s side is from). Just British Tourists. You don’t even see them during the day, only at night, where they flood the streets and bars and all collectively scream and shout when watching the England vs. Spain. It’s pretty funny actually, and it’s funny to hear kids speak with British accents. But worst of all, they’re from London and Birmingham because there’s direct flights from those places.

[@Sohave]

I had one encounter with them, at a Chinese restaurant near the railway station in Bologna in spring 2018. I thought they were a myth until then. A loud group of intoxicated very British guests who threw food at the other guests for their own amusement. After a few bombardments of our table I confronted them with a stern talking and posture that suggested that a physical confrontation was not off the table. The more sober one was apologetic and uttered something suggesting that they might pay our bill. shortly after I interpreted and relayed that message as "They have agreed to pay for our meals" to the rather conflict adverse Chinese staff. Then my company and I left.

[@Ukraineaissance2014]

Please have this comment in lieu of the Ricky Gervais 'ooooooh you're hard' gif

[@balazsberghoffer7140]

Then everyone clapped

[@atomickeks6712]

I hope she reads this bro

[@tjt5973]

Didn’t happen 😂😂

[@JLLproductions]

As a Brit I do feel ashamed to share the same Nationality as these types of people but I can promise you… we aren’t all like that

[@mr.t6182]

There are many British tourists here in Berlin and surely some of them are drunk in public - but we can deal with it. All the British guys i met, were the finest gentleman I ever met and Brits will be always welcome here.

[@blacktattsonly8062]

Man you saw the brits that came for the em into germany . I mean a camerateam came to interview 10 british guys age like 40-60 behaving like 16 year olds . And then they point to the camera to his friends pants and pull them down so you can see his penis on live tv where kids watch it and everything . I mean doing this on live tv where litterly million of germans are watching you dont have the best opinions about you guys . Most german dont like the british tourists . My second home is holland and sadly its the second home of many many british drug and alkohol tourists. I first went to holland because weed was legal and here in germany it was extremly legal and punished and fraund upon . But after coming to amsterdam 2 times i didnt liked it because of litterly degenerate british tourists . They piss in the middle of the streets . The scream every moment they talk . They puke everywhere . They trow theyr garbage everywhere . Are the most unpolite people i ever met . The germans are nowhere near british tourist. German are 100% not like this . Not even our party tourist are like this . Only place where you can compare british tourist to german is mallorca

[@juanroman3627]

This is what Wellington fought for

[@zivkovicable]

He called his men "The scum of the earth "...He was fighting for the empire, the monarch and the aristocracy. Definitely not for the ordinary Englishman who he considered barely human.

[@danielblom391]

Wellington despised tourists as well. So you've got to give it to him, he managed to make his scum of the Earth into tourists that actually left Britain so that the British populace could live in peace without the "scum of the earth tourist" types puking over their front lawn. Instead, they puke over mine

[@Who-rx5ky]

Ironically, he wasn't even English but Irish (he was from Dublin).

[@sanich0811]

@@Who-rx5ky Wellington was an "Anglo-Irish" - an English aristocrat of the Anglican faith born in Ireland. The native Irish were subhuman to him

[@emperortj2035]

Roses are red, violets are blue, the british are stuck in Belgrade and so are you.

[@homelessjesse9453]

Interestingly enough, as an American, there are more Americans in Serbia compared to British. Just what I've observed.

[@christofabt8958]

I saw them during tue 2006 world cup in Stuttgart. One fat drunk tourist attacked our riot police with a plastik stool. He lost the night and had to leave handcuffed.

[@scottevans2685]

American here. I'll never forget the experience I had in Chania, Crete 25 years ago when a gang of British male touists and a similarly sized gang of German male tourists got into a "drunken projectile vomiting contest" outside of a bar. Literally, they were challenging each other to see who could puke hardest and farthest. It was just surreal.

[@martypines9704]

There's a lot of us (British people) in the main holiday destinations so we are quite prominent, but we're not the only badly behaved nationality. When they were still allowed out, Russians were making us quite popular in comparison. It's also true it's not just when we're on holiday. And you've never seen drunk till you've seen Dutch drunk. All larger British towns have an area with a 'Spoons and some shit clubs awash with Sambuca chasers and vomit. My theory is that we're so obligated to be polite and restained whilst sober that we just can't help but over compensate it whilst drunk.

[@sercangok523]

That theory could have some truth, but that doesn't explain well why so many Brits choose the same party destinations over and over again, and spend time in the most culturally boring parts of the country, and proceed to just go to bars to party instead of experiencing the country.

[@Pyhantaakka]

@@sercangok523 I met brits, passing out drunk in country where alcohol is banned, so they do vary destinations. But I guess that was just a business trip. We Finns were drunk also (business trip), but we didn't make even close to the amount of noise.

[@jasminahmic6279]

I visited "Spoons" in all UK countries and Ireland, and experience is very veeeery interesting. 😆😎

[@smorrow]

@@sercangok523 As a non-stag-do British national: because it's warm. Literally what is hard to understand about that?

[@LINDA-de-J0NG]

No. No, I wouldn't say you are particularly polite whatsoever, not in comparison to most other nationalities I encounter (which is quite a few, I am in the hotel business). I think there is another root to the type of behaviour this entire comment section has had it with, along with the rest of the world. It never reared its ugly head before the mid '80s. From my observations Thatcher did a number on the island. You've internalised her disgust for any subject of the crown that didn't own a home, so now you play power games amongst each other and race to oblivion in alcohol (and any other substance you can find) as often as you can. I am Dutch, I know my people when they're drunk. It's never pretty. But the loud Jaquelines and annoying Jeroens just yell at eacht other and act entitled, mostly. They don't spew in the streets whilst walking. They don't go around town in underdressed clusters, exclusively of their own gender, flashing their pasty bits at one another. They don't vom in the christmas tree and think that was just the apex of the night, mate. Dutch drunks assume their football team is actually as boring to you as indeed it is and I've never been bullied into drinking by any Dutch people. There is a bar here in Amsterdam that caters to Brits alone. It's underground tank gets emptied every day of the year. Because of your delightful diet, the bartender has a switch behind the bar in case the smell of flatulence gets overpowering. Amsterdam was hoping you'd leave Amsterdam be after Brexit. Here we are. And as yelpingly nationalistic as a good few people of the world are, only a Brit will ask you, without any sense of irony or self-reflection... "Wouldn't you want to be british?" Everytime my mother heard it (when she went to the UK on holiday in stead of France by mistake one year) she had to do everything in her power to curtail the laughter-spray.

[@Yukikamibara]

I'm from Málaga and have lived in London for over 7 years, and I can 100% confirm everything in this video. I now moved back to Málaga and it just gets worse every new holiday season 😂

[@RegulaOAurum]

Good heavens! What quality content.

[@Jgvcfguy]

As A brit I get very strong reverse-xenophobia as soon as I hear or see other British people.

[@corneliuscornia3189]

Don't blame you😊

[@urmum3773]

Lefty

[@User-v3b1k]

As a British person, apologies for letting them out of the basement.

[@florianpierredumont4775]

In France, we have the same problem when we travel abroad. Apparently, in Thaïland, when you tell them you are French, it's almost the same reaction as saying you are a Brit to a Hungarian or Spaniard. It's even worse if you are "Arabian-French", because French from Maghrebian families are apparently known to behave very badly when abroad.

[@petretepner8027]

Frédéric Mitterrand writing a whole book bragging about his sexual exploits with under-age boys in that country can hardly have enhanced your country's reputation there.

[@tikiainapore8053]

Being a Brit abroad is one of lives best pleasures

[@V0YAG3R]

“Long live the Queen, long live Britain… from afar and thousands of miles away!”-- 🥴

[@Bizzaretricks]

Two years ago I stayed in a hotel in Tenerife and our next door neighbours happened to have been a pleasant British family. They were so pleasant that we woke up to the smell of burned eggs coming from the room next door along with nonstop screaming. What nice neighbours.

[@dasaggropop1244]

british tourists are the best, they make us germans not look all that bad in comparison. although its close.

[@iantunmer7987]

It's funny enough when i was in dubrovnik as an english speaking tourist, not from uk but a guy in his 20s. I often found the staff at some restaurants and local shops would look at me with unfavorable, irritated looks despite me doing nothing wrong, like just minding my business not making any fuss. They weren't overtly rude to me, but i could see when they saw me as an english speaking tourist their attitude didn't appear the most favorable. So i assumed they saw me as one of the english tourists that come and cause a disturbance and behave badly.

[@richardgalbavy7103]

Maybe you need to learn some accent to your English so they would not suspect you of being British. Then again, many people in services don´t like people at all(yea, I know) so probably they just looked irritated because you came in. It´s a bit sad but that´s what happens to some people when they interact with customers for some time.

[@tjt5973]

@@richardgalbavy7103Why tf would I change my accent just so people wouldn’t look at me funny 😂 That’s weird behaviour

[@davebeat]

I'm a Brit living in Latvia, which gets its fair share of drunken british tourists. Even though I'm British, I pretend that I'm Latvian when I hear drunken British voices pedal-barring towards me down the cobblestone streets.

[@thomasnelson6161]

Yes, sir. I'll watch your re-upload.

[@2712animefreak]

They come to Croatia, too. The people from Split can tell you all about it. Another bad thing is they bring their black market with them. There's barely a year when we don't have to arrest a British drug dealer at Zrće and kidnap him into the mountains.

[@trubica]

2 years ago in Split we were renting out this apartment to a Brit and his gf, they were both drunk, on drugs, had a fight and the guy fell down from the 3rd floor balcony but by some miracle got caught by a rope and fell down to the first floor balcony instead of dying. He didn't even know what had happened, just begged us not to call the cops or ambulance.

[@Thatwhatshesaid.]

Hey whats ur experience with hungarian tourists?

[@GAIVSCALIGVLA]

British tourists are really nice to come across especially if traveling alone in Europe. It’s just nice to speak to someone who is fluent in English after struggling to speak Italian for 5 days in a row.

[@roger5059]

Found the american

[@Wheresthelobster]

If you don’t want to talk Italian for 5 days in a row stay at your home and don’t visit us , we don’t want you

[@thomasfy4]

The Americans are the worst, no humour, take themselves way too seriously and can’t pronounce anything correctly, e.g - VAN-Go for Van Gough and Notree Dayme for Notre Dame

[@ikraiam1]

U know, that almost all german/scandinavian ppl can speak better english than an avarage brittish, or even american, right? 😅

[@NakedAvanger]

idk what kind of alleys and ghetto's you've been visiting but most europeans speak fluent english

[@Shaytan.666]

Antalya in August is always Brits season. Last year I spent two weeks in a hotel and was the only Turk there, apart from the workers, everyone else was from the UK. I found it amusing to have to speak English in my country of origin even though I speak Turkish 😂

[@mattwilliams2562]

As a Canadian I just want to publicly state for the record I’m not American

[@petretepner8027]

But why should we believe you? As I'm sure you know, USA tourists in Europe have taken to wandering the streets with a prominently displayed maple leaf on their backpack.

[@cammymac5560]

so sad. as a scottish person we like to say that it’s just the english but really we are just as bad.

[@angloirishcad]

Another little secret is that the Irish are just as bad

[@Digger903]

Much worse in my experience, more drunk and more violent.

[@joesheridan9451]

You’re even worse. Scottish are like the final boss of drunk Brits

[@mrsentencename7334]

You just have better pr and like to pretend you’re better

[@giadf9747]

Heard this funny story from a Brit about his story in Greece. He was there along with his British friends in Crete and tried to enter a bar. The bar owner barred their entry because they're British but Tom (not actual name) explained they're Welshmen. For the bar owner, Englanders & Welshmen are both British so he didn't buy it. What's funny is they pretended they were Polish people to enter another bar. I was like lmao and glad they didn't bump into me at the time because I speak Polish and they would get busted of not knowing the language. That's the story of Tom & his pals in Crete back in years ago.

[@tarasto6772]

Common greek bar owner L

[@integre23]

I watched the original but will watch this reupload too to help the algorithm

[@zaert21]

There are regional and class differences between our tourists. Legit you could do a Balkan level of depth wit cultural analysis because of how regionalised we are as a nation really. Class really is a massive factor though. Working and middle class brits dress and act very differently abroad. + our football hooligans are hated at home let alone abroad. Governments have gone to war with them in the past lmao

[@cattysplat]

Make no mistake even middle and upper class aspire to be a drunken lout on special occasions. It is definitely deep rooted in British culture to have a "memorable" party experience, which usually means getting blackout drunk and losing all inhibitions. Those who can afford it actually take more drugs on top of alcohol and apologise for their behaviour with huge tips, so it's been tolerated by hosts for a very, very long time. Other cultures might shame the behaviour but British culture sees it as making great stories to tell later.

[@mayas4m]

brits are not as different as individual balkan regions/countries

[@zaert21]

@@mayas4m we have 4 constituent nations let alone our north/south/midlands divide in England and the fact nearly 1/6 of us live in London.

[@zaert21]

@@cattysplat this has some weight to it tbh. We do have a binge drinking culture like no other country in Europe. Ireland too tbh, although 1/3 of Ireland has alcohol related problems so its hardly a surprise.

[@Alex-zs7gw]

Soz who the fuck do you think you are blaming the "working/middle class" Maybe the upper class are the problem - they hoard all the wealth so much that the other classes just let go when they get chance

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

Ah yes. Those good old days when I livid in the center of Amsterdam,.Going to work at 8.30 and having to step over and/or dodging groups of completely wasted English guys ..every fucking day !.

[@DonPedroman]

As someone from northern Spain, those damn brits are migrating here after southern places started becoming more strict, I have only worries about what we will be experiencing in the coming years.

[@Blaidd7542]

Do old British people retiring to Spain cause problems? I thought the problems come from the “stag do/ university gap year waheyyy!” types not the retirees?

[@jordicl4325]

@@Blaidd7542 nahh, retirees don't cause problems. The only "problem" is that they all typically retire to the same 3 or 4 cities, creating entire areas that feel more like a part of England than a Spanish city.

[@V0YAG3R]

@@jordicl4325 But if they’re retirees they don’t “bother” about the least they could do and that is learning the local language and manners and such. They can be loud too just talking amongst themselves, happens a lot with gringo tourists, and that in itself is seen as rude by many cultures and since they don’t bother to learn the local language they obviously expect to be served in English and that in itself is rude too, an affront! Portuguese and Spaniards are not served in Portuguese and Spanish while in the UK, same in Russia but quite a few places kowtow to even Russian tourists and hire foreigners who speak Russian while neglecting local job-seekers. Insane! You even see this submissive, subservient behavior in places like teeny tiny Andorra, absolutely bonkers.

[@emiliorodenasgonzalez8568]

So ..if you are not the only bad behaviour tourists..why when other nationality tourist go to britain don,t do that? It,s you..and only you and the problem is the pub timetable in the past..you drunk as a race because have no time enough...in Spain..we drink all night long till 6pm..and we are not doing things like you do. It,s the way you drink..fast and uncontrolled...LEARN HOW TO DRINK PROPERLY!

[@petretepner8027]

@@V0YAG3R The sole official language of Andorra is Catalan, so they are already making a concession if they serve you in Spanish!

[@hometownboy6537]

I can confirm as an American, that we are in fact the Ogres from Warhammer Fantasy.

[@akula9713]

I use to fly British Airways from Newcastle to Gatwick, or to Bristol. Fares were about £350 rtn. All business class. Then EasyJet got the routes, £25 single. The experience went from a civilised, polite pleasurable experience to that of the great unwashed, uneducated scrambling for seats, scrambling to get off. The scum of the Earth were unleashed upon tourist and business destinations. Very few consequences for bad behaviour. So it goes on.

[@billy5402]

I can just imagine you there on a hot summer day in your wee cheap "business" suit trying to relax enjoying your flight...whilst the stag party positioned behind you clatters a blow up banana off the back off your wee pretentious head nothing brings me more pleasure than knowing your day was ruined by the working class 🤣🖕🏻

[@user-yf4gx9lw6c]

I agree with all of the comments on this video except this one. Coming from a guy who would fly just from Newcastle to Bristol you probably any one not on your level of wealth a chav.

[@akula9713]

@@user-yf4gx9lw6c ignoramus. The company pays, business travel. Tax deductible. Wealth doesn’t predict good manners, and behaviour. You do.

[@handles_are_a_bit_rubbish]

@@user-yf4gx9lw6c That's more what you'd use trains for, even Newcastle to Bristol should only have two transfers from Kings Cross to Paddington via the tube and for Newcastle to London that's effectively a one and done affair, may not be as fast as flying but it would be a hell of a lot cheaper before EasyJet made it affordable for the benefits class.

[@petretepner8027]

@@handles_are_a_bit_rubbish Aren't trains ludicrously expensive in Britain too?

[@SZARMANCS]

I used to be a receptionist in Budapest. British stag groups were the most problematic guests by far.

[@Kompromist]

Even for Germans british tourists are too much.

[@tancreddehauteville764]

Being drunk has always been part of British working class culture. Middle class Brits tend to behave much more normally, though they are usually dressed just as badly as their working class compatriots.

[@JmKrokY]

5:38 Southeastern Europe literally has more rain than UK lmfao

[@Thatwhatshesaid.]

Yeah. In winter and fall. But thats it.

[@NikauPalmCal]

​​@@Thatwhatshesaid. Depends on where in the UK. London for example is drier than most places in Europe except most of the southern Mediterranean areas closer to Africa.

[@mynameisdyami]

im from a town the brits call "shagaluf" (magaluf - mallorca) (also disrespectful af) and boy i can heavily confirm everything you stated, we also unofficially rank the country of origin of people that get Injured / fatally jumping to the pool from their room, and the brits are leading 1st place

[@KypForPresident]

I'm german and the towel clishee is absolutly true.

[@Edward135i]

I became aware of Drunk British Tourists when I was in San Diego and watched a group of 8 RAF pilots (WHO WHERE THERE TO TRAIN WITH THE US NAVY, BTW I know this because I talked to them earlier in the night) get kick out of a bar for being too drunk and breaking glasses, I though to my self "wow if this how officers in the military act, I can't imagine what your average soccer hooligan is like".

[@biggiouschinnus7489]

Not surprised, to be brutally honest. The US navy had a similarly thuggish culture - Look up the Tailhook Scandal. These are guys who are very good at one specific thing - flying a combat aircraft- but are utterly stunted in many other ways. It doesn't help that there hasn't been a major air war for decades, which tends to cause a military culture to stagnate.

[@matthewrikihana6818]

The few times I've seen this species, they reminded me of a company of archers returning from the Crusades. Perhaps the DNA which enabled some to survive the 100 Years War kicks in on campaign, oh I mean holiday.

[@LittleKitty22]

I live in the UK. At weekends, it's impossible to go downtown, at least in the evenings. There's fights everywhere, drunks throwing up, police, ambulances picking up the drunks. On Monday mornings on the way to work one has to walk extremely carefully down the sidewalks to avoid all the human waste. They also love to vandalize cars so every weekend means worrying especially if one has to drive to work Monday morning. They don't like people who don't get drunk until they pass out so if one doesn't drink, forget about finding friends. It's also obligatory to engage in a five minute stand with a complete stranger behind the next bus stop while totally drunk. The bars, you see, are not to much for enjoyment but they are picking up places. This might have changed slightly since tinder came about, no idea what the situation is now. I just avoid the whole pathetic mess!

[@tjt5973]

Leave the UK then.

[@Shotgun_Gospel]

I'm rarely proud to be Canadian, except when people sincerely struggle to say something, anything bad about Canadian tourists.

[@stevefrompolaca2403]

oh there's one thing. Trudeau... I lived there 1973-83, great place back then... now much changed and not for the better, been back to visit , broke my heart, what the twats have done .

[@sdhflkjshdfskdhfskljdhf582]

Canadian culture used to be rowdy wildmen until like the 60s (look it up), then it became Polite Like The Japanese But Without Anything Else That Makes Japan Cool, and now its just a completely emasculated culture of a country run, top to bottom, by HR-lady-brained WEF elementals. If you're proud of being Canadian, better start looking for second citizenship options now, because the politeness culture emphatically does not exist in the crowds of Chinese shoving past you while trying to disembark from the bus, the seemingly endless amounts of subcontinental doordash drivers, or the full on Hood Canadians that are either fent zombies or all dem be talkin lie bombaclots even fi dem be wite boys. And there is no replacement forthcoming other than 'self-destructively good boy cities a la Seattle, writ large'

[@ethanbennett9000]

​@@stevefrompolaca2403(was about to say the same thing; but they said tourists...)

[@adamcraft9118]

@@stevefrompolaca2403 you should probably google who was Prime Minister for most of the time between 1973-83 😂….

[@stevefrompolaca2403]

well it wasn't Turdeaus father as he was running Cuba at the time. Sheepfarm studio did a deep dive on the family and it makes for eye opening issues. Pierre was even wierder than Justin, J's mother is related to the royay house of Scotland the Stewarts. Still the poison hadn't yet to work when I was there plus I had some great years socially. @@adamcraft9118

[@grahamhorne6956]

I'm a brit and thank you for making me laugh. The thing is that these aren't random antics. You should see the rehearsals during the winter months in their home towns.🤣

[@vlevi9943]

I was in italy when a british dude and i started talking and i found out that He was in Budapest before, i asked him How was it ? He sad that He doesnt even remember much bc he was soo wasted

[@TheCrazyhusky]

So you described Friday and Saturday Nights in UK cities.

[@davidmajer3652]

A video so nice, I had to like it twice.

[@dutyfree5192]

I've recently visited Mallorca to visit family and dude... There's british tourism in DECEMBER. My dad grew up here his entire life and thanks to him I know Mallorca is way more than just a hellhole for bri'ish tourism. We've definitely seen some shit.

[@smorrow]

Why wouldn't there be? Migratory birds go south for the winter SPECIFICALLY

[@TheSwedishHistorian]

winter is the perfect time to visit

[@robscovell5951]

This is why I try to speak with a South Slavic accent when I travel. (As a British person.)

[@kms50549]

Possibly more embarrassing than the horde, at least they are authentic.

[@olivermolloy6432]

I often get mistaken for a German tourist, probably because I only cross streets on a green light, I definitely don’t meet the criteria for a problematic British tourist.

[@Crying_Persian_slave]

lol@@olivermolloy6432

[@xavikortekaas9174]

I was on vacation in Ibiza and a guy just started snorting coke in a restaurant after Burnley conceded a goal. Still one of the weirdest things I have ever seen.

[@Original_7889]

As a Greek I consider Brish people are calm.I haven't encountered any drunk brish

[@ChronicTheHempHog-mf3nh]

I imagine it’s mostly Spain and the Netherlands

[@anna-if8fi]

there's a lot of calm British people they're usually posh or southern because the culture in southern England is much quieter however there is also severely loud drunken British people who are usually either from the north or Birmingham

[@ChronicTheHempHog-mf3nh]

@@anna-if8fiwherever the Chavs live lol

[@Heyurgirlistotallyrandom]

The fact that u called the brits brishes 😂 As a brit, I'm laughing at u. Love ur country, want to visit it one day so badly.

[@GPalmer]

@@anna-if8fifor every posh person there is a counterpart in any part of the country, north or south

[@kiriavatar123]

As a brit who hates ex pats, u got the ham faced, bloated, red tomato sterotyoe down to a T. *chefs kiss*

[@Adam-ko6dx]

As a British person, I apologise for the behaviour of our youth across Europe. We are embarrassed too lol

[@PPfilmemacher]

It’s not just the british youth, middle aged brits have also a reputation for traveling to other countries, getting pissed drunk and behaving like donkeys (especially the football fans)

[@jazzsingh9738]

Youth? As a Brit I have seen this behaviour from 16 to 65.

[@kittaylor5752]

It ain't just the youth buddy. Some of the drunkards are carrying 40+ years of beer swilling experience with them. Clearly you've never seen how disrespectful some of the UK boomers are in South East Asia

[@Emperorli90]

@@kittaylor5752Yes, well we’re not all the same and having been an expat in 5 other countries, I’ve seen plenty of bad behaviour from other nationalities - Americans, Germans, French, Chinese, even Canadians. So maybe quit with your finger wagging, eh?

[@kittaylor5752]

@@Emperorli90 If you're not one of the badly behaved people, then I wasn't talking about you mate. Nobody is wagging fingers, but since you're line appears to be "they all do it too", I'm gonna assume you're just an apologist who hates any criticism of nihilistic UK lad culture. There's a reason our country has a bad reputation tourism-wise, which has led to actual government campaigns in some countries basically begging Brits to behave themselves. But hey, you saw an asshole Chinaman once so I guess it doesn't matter. Oh by the way, you've never been an expat anywhere. You've been an immigrant in 5 countries.

[@Isabeldf1]

I think the clips of the inbetweeners that keep showing up is the best part of this video.

[@Toncek1]

Ima watch this for the second time just for the algorythm

[@angusorvid8840]

I'm a yank who's known this for years. I've seen British tourists go bonkers in Los Angeles. Nobody drinks like Brits and nor gets more unhinged, and if they're English, they're the wildest of all. I think the narrator of the video is right, that the change of climate and great seasonal food and limited amount of time to enjoy it drives these Brits to cram in all the partying they can.

[@Spiderwebsider]

I’m British by birth but have lived abroad for many years. A few years ago I took my (non-British) lady to visit my home town and she was amazed that by 8pm the locals were already very drunk. There was the usual shouting, chanting, vomiting, and fights spilling out onto the street. She said it was like the wild west, to which I replied “thats because us Brits know how to party”. 10 pints of scrumpy and lager snakebite…you can’t go wrong. I miss that shit.

[@cattysplat]

In Italy at midnight I couldn't believe there were still families and school kids out, everyone enjoying themselves responsibly. Was like another universe where in Britain no kid is out past 8PM and if they are, they're going to get drunk and cause damage. Honestly think it's the unhealthy Protestant mindset to alcohol, only have it when rules say allow, so that means "get drunk, fast!".

[@Digger903]

Great times that these stuck up continentals will never know, as they quietly sit around sipping wine and eating their goat testicles, looking scared.

[@sanich0811]

This is not “fun” - it is the lack of standards in society and the low level of upbringing in the family in particular. My fists itch every time I see people like you in Germany, i'm Russian btw

[@allinyourhands]

This summer I worked as administrator at reception at a hotel in Sunny Beach, Bulgaria(if you're British and read this, please do not come here)..I honestly would have thought that this was overexaggerated if I did not work at this hotel. I took nightshifts, so ..If I share how many people have literally bled on reception(like from the head,ear or anything else, a lot weren't even guests at our hotel, just confused drunk brits..You would not believe me.I have called ambulance so many times that the police that comes with the ambulence greet me as a mate..hahahahha. It was wild though.

[@allinyourhands]

I remember one guy that though he was in our hotel, but he was from another, on the other side of town, blindly drunk entered in a room of 12 year old girls and scared the shit out of them..He just wanted to go to sleep, still..oh, and he was also bleeding too. They seem to have low blood damage resistance.

[@GaikotsuSenpai]

In Belgrade, Serbia, a surprisingly low number of adventurous Brit lads is observed, despite the significant rise in tourist visits. Perhaps it has something to do with our carefully preserved domestic tradition of soccer hooliganism and tight-knit groups of easily offended, bad-tempered and utterly destructive young male citizens 😊

[@Србомбоница86]

Ха ха ха жива истина ,разбили би их да се овде курче тако😂

[@davecurranmk]

As a British person who has been to most of these destinations i can confirm this video is 100% accurate unfortunately. However on the flipside its worth pointing out that as a British holidaymaker nothing makes you cringe harder than seeing another drunk loudmouth british person embarassing your nation. Generally if theyre wearing a football top and have started drinking before 11am, you can be pretty sure by late afternoon theyre going to be causing havoc for everyone around them.

[@thomascharnock]

Am I alone as a British person in trying to get as far away from any other British people I identify when I'm abroad? I just cringe whenever I see my countryfolk and I don't know what it is. Oh...wait 😂

[@TakoyaKyono]

AS A BRIT, I want to state that your impression of a typical English lager lout at the start was more akin to an Australian accent than an English one. You nailed the lingo though.

[@rookie5026]

Lovely reupload

[@philricher9844]

I was once so drunk in Italy I got on the wrong boat to visit Venice and ended up on a completely different island. Then my friend wrote off the hire car. Mission accomplished 😂

[@SuppmainAO]

I worked hotel receptionist on kabos of greece and i have to say they were a treat and a hafl to deal with them xD But when they were sober they were fine

[@danieldzubay2150]

Ryanair is offering 100 pound flights to Las Vegas 😂

[@jlc5639]

Me and a couple of pals went to Amsterdam a few years back. The very first pub we went into, within 5 mins some bottom-feeder was kicking off, and this was the middle of the afternoon. The scum was everywhere, in fact there seemed to be more degenerate Englishmen there than back at home, in England. Not sure I could ever go again. Interestingly though the only altercation we got in was not with a englishmen, but either a german or dutch football fan who demanded to know whether we supported Ajax or Bayern Munich, before trying to kick me in the face.

[@171pyro]

Please never stop making content.

[@MrLeighman]

I am British. Yeah, there are many British, including me who don't like the drunk British either. I remember getting drunk in Crete when I was a teen. It was just how we "had a good time". I now know there are other ways to have a good time. Forgive them, for they do not know. Luke 23:24

[@andreicroitoru5998]

I saw a group like this in Cluj-Napoca, where do you live, it happened 4 days ago, it was a group of like 5-6 and one of them stopped in the middle of the road, a lady started to honk at him and they started screaming at her

[@Baldilocks88]

I'm Scottish, and I hate the general pub culture of UK, spreading to tourist destinations. I go to Amsterdam for a couple days now and then, but generally I avoid easy British spots. I just wanna vibe, see the city, the architecture, the cool museums. Nothing quite as disturbing as hearing an English group in the distance near Centraal.

[@MsTeddydog]

The Scottish are the worse, Especially groups shouting Celtic and Rangers at each other before all Hell breaks out.

[@Mmmmchimkin]

Being loud, drunk and obnoxious is basically British culture. Once they stuff their faces with a few kebabs and cigarettes, they kinda pipe down.

[@lobbyskids2]

I’m going on stag to Portugal in march. I apologise in advance for my behaviour.

[@Pillzpop]

As a Canadian, I can proudly say that I’m not American.

[@okegom_228]

As a russian I can confirm that this shit happens in turkish hotels, just with russian tourists😂

[@V0YAG3R]

In Georgia too! 😤

[@Spirit-vlad]

First you're not Russia. Nice try redditor second there's not many Russians tourists going in turkey compared to Greece and Egypt

[@Spirit-vlad]

​​@@V0YAG3Ryou should thank them your sht h0le of a country no one want to visit if thanks to the Russia given you some GDP point 😂

[@Crying_Persian_slave]

there are many russians tourists in turkey@@Spirit-vlad

[@okegom_228]

@@Spirit-vlad Idk, my family goes there sometimes, and a lot if people we know do the same.