Germany, Is THIS true? German Bundesländer in a Nutshell

[@JamesBray3]

Did you guys agree with these representations of Germany’s Bundeslands?? It seemed accurate af to me hahahahaha! What’s your favorite Bundesland?

[@kleekes4780]

Du muss unbedingt das Video "Ein Video Über Deutschland" gucken. Das ist mega

[@bigpapa1954]

Talahon is basically a combination of "Hurensohn" and "Kanacke". People might tell you other meanings, but that is what 90+% understand when you talk about a Talahon.

[@Palalalamedis]

Not 100% but keeping the intentions of the video in mind ... 95%. Jules doesn't dissapoint and I can only hope that he'll be nice to my Bundesland (Niedersachsen) I can't quite deside between Niedersachsen and Schleswig-Holstein as my favorite Bundesland. More under your next Jules Video, where he's talking about some other Bundesländer :)

[@W1i2l3l4y5]

@@bigpapa1954 nein das ist es eben nicht und ich werde sauer wenn ich sowas schon wieder lese. Talahons sind einfach nur Leute die viel an öffentlichen Plätzen wie Bahnhöfen sind und die typische KLeidung tragen z.B. Gucci Cap usw. und das können Menschen mit jeder Nationalität sein.

[@pftcs]

Hi James. I like your videos . But I never understand your and others like Ryan Wass fascination for Germany . Can you explain for me?

[@Blitzcheweif]

Wow du bist ja echt gut in Deutsch, du schaust das Video ohne Untertitel und verstehst alles, stark!

[@memecat48]

nein tut er offensichtlich nicht er versteht höchstens 35%

[@Blitzcheweif]

@memecat48 okay, naja, wenigstens versucht ers haha

[@memecat48]

@@Blitzcheweif da hast du recht aber lacht an denn falschen stellen oder gar nicht was ich absolut nervtötend finde und er versucht es sooo offensichtlich zu verstecken

[@Blitzcheweif]

@memecat48 ja okay da muss ich ehlich sein ich hab nur kurz reingeschaut und gesehen, dass er keine untetitel anhat xd

[@memecat48]

@@Blitzcheweif ja verstehe ich

[@emharka7843]

Berlin is not in Brandenburg. Its surrounded on all four sides by Bradenburg but Berlin is its own Bundesland. 20:18

[@Thph793]

*Brandenburg beschützt den Rest von Deutschland vor Berlin

[@LoFiAxolotl]

Pretty sure Brandenburg is just a big moat surrounding Berlin... like has anyone ever actually been anywhere in Brandenburg other than Potsdam? And Potsdam is kinda Berlin... the part of Berlin where all the Ultra Rich move to not pay as high property taxes... though they do have some peacocks on an island which is neat

[@michaelburggraf2822]

Witz, komm raus, du bist umzingelt!

[@damien3679]

Endlich hoffentlich auch part2

[@JamesBray3]

Auf jeden Fall 💯 ❤

[@crazyo7560]

​@@JamesBray3"Part 2" about Berlin is steaming hot out now👀🔥👌🏽😂 released a few days ago🙏🏽

[@honeybunnyhanni1931]

11:01 the joke isn't about german trains not being on time (for once). Zugspitze is the name of Germany's highest mountain. Zug = train Spitze = tip; in this context it's "amazing" Zugspitze = Train tip (name of the mountain in the background)

[@hikebikearchaeology1782]

nah obviously its named that way because its very drafty up there. :D

[@PreciousPotat]

You should read Mark Twain's rant about the German language, if you can. He really hated the word "Zug", because it's seemingly everywhere and it didn't make any sense to him. Aufzug, Luftzug, Zugluft, Zugzwang, Zug, Einzug, Anzug, Auszug, Umzug,... :P

[@Mapaed]

And look at the Logo on the engine - it says ÖBB. This train is from Austria … 😂

[@michaelburggraf2822]

​@@hikebikearchaeology1782 ... Tür zu ! 🤣🤣

[@psychoedge]

The "Zug-" in "Zugspitze" isn't based on "Zug" like in "a train" but it's the noun of "ziehen" (to pull or to move across in an orderly fashion) and it's basically about the avalanches that break off on its faces and rush down to the valley.

[@janekmundt579]

27:35 For context: The guy asks them in german: "Should i scream at you?" Its still diabolical even with their unknowing consent

[@La_Ke]

One time I went to Frankfurt at night and a random crazy homeless person asked me "I'm black right?" which confused the hell out of me at first. I responded with a confused "yes" on which he replied "but you can see me???" and again I said yes in a very puzzled way. He then began to cry tears of happiness and went away dancing. I grabbed a meal from McDonalds and went outside when I saw him go inside the McDonalds and yell "THIS IS A ROBBERY, GIVE ME ALL YOUR BURGERS!!!". I looked back like "huh I guess this is happening" and went to the subway station At some point you just accept the craziness but man that was sad and hilarious at the same time.

[@RikaMagic-px6bk]

Und Leute sagen Berlin ist krass...die waren noch nicht in Frankfurt

[@michaelburggraf2822]

It's probably not a relief but you can find similar people in small towns in rural areas too. Not as many, not as often, but they can be found to be there too.

[@MenchuHD]

@@RikaMagic-px6bk berlin ist auch krasser, da kann ich nur aus erfahrung sprechen

[@RikaMagic-px6bk]

@@MenchuHD Ich kenne mehr verrückte Geschichten aus dem Bahnhofsviertel, als aus ganz Berlin...

[@MenchuHD]

@RikaMagic-px6bk liegt vielleicht daran das ich dreimall in Frankfurt am Main war, weil ich lebe schon mein ganzes leben in Berlin und habe dort halt auch mehr erlebt

[@Gamerslife_-ll5mp]

Did he just say Stuttgart is in Brandenburg WTF man😂

[@BlueDiasDB]

Couldnt be further off

[@hikebikearchaeology1782]

he also said all the Bundesländer are intresting. And again Brandenburg!!! WTF!!!! :D (ok I was on a dig in Brandenburg - we dug up the oldest known burial place in germany which is intresting but if you are not on the hunt for 8000 year old human remains Brundenburg is hell - its not only lacking population it also has no places the get supplies. We had to travel 45 minutes by car to reach the next super market. I was shocked! If survival is your thing, you are expierenced and looking for a real challenge -- Brandenburg might be something for you. If not stay away - don't risk you life - its not worth it :D

[@SuperGeronimo1975]

Kann passiert😂...

[@michaelburggraf2822]

He'd be even wrong with saying that Sigmaringen would be in Brandenburg 🤣

[@LordKosmos]

Bis dahin war ich sehr positiv überrascht von seiner Kenntnis XD

[@Spjerdalai]

some towns and cities are way older than the bundesländer they are in

[@robertb8673]

@@Spjerdalai correct. My hometown war founded 10b.c. 3rd oldest town of germany.

[@Llortnerof]

Technically, none of the Bundesländer are even 80 years old yet, so that's not some but nearly all.

[@Spjerdalai]

@@Llortnerof was thinking the same a minute after i posted this :D

[@hikebikearchaeology1782]

I approve of that message ;)

[@LoFiAxolotl]

Bundesländer are extremely young.... plenty of towns that are 1000+ years old some even 2000 years, while Bundesländer are more than like 150 years old

[@feierflip]

13:01 Wiesbaden is the State capital of Hessen😂😂

[@Palalalamedis]

The Zugspitze is actually the highest mountain in Germany. The Joke is one of the few that only work in german and don't really not in english because Zug is a Teekesselchen as is spitze.

[@glancealot3457]

Note that European number notation differs from US standard: 21.719,00 km² is 21,719.00 in US -so 21thousand,not 21!

[@zsmyley]

Nice, just wanted to comment that, he already said it wrong at bayern.

[@hikebikearchaeology1782]

21thousand also know as 21millions in the USofA. billions are milliarden... I mean c'mon they use the decimal system for 80-90% of everything but the ones that are the most importent for daily life (messureing liquids, temperatures, distances and areas) are not and nearly every american claims the decimal system makes no sense at all after you have to explain the concept to them). There is a nice video on youtube of Neil deGrasse Tyson talking about that. I'm often refering to the US as Absurdistan.... its like they never took the lead out of the gas, the wall paint and the pipe system + everyone is closely related to each other + like a whole county inhabitat by only the Habsburger. To me, its mind boggrling how they managed where they are. And they can see this truth as well - yes thats why so many of them strongly believe in god - it was devine intervention. :D

[@hugoludeke1943]

24:35 Hamburg is actually at least 1300 years old, just the Bundesland is 78 years.

[@FabianDenzel-hs8ql]

In Germany it is not allowed to own a wolf. The closest thing to a wolf you can breed is a wolfdog with 25% wolf genes. So if a wolf mates with a dog and this wolfhound that comes out mates with a dog, you can own that as a normal citizen. But depending on the federal state, you have to get a dog handling license where you have to prove that you can lead a dog properly and that you can train dogs. A wolfdog like this can be dangerous - a wolfdog will always try to dominate you - it's just in its nature to be the alpha.

[@nicz7694]

exactly, I owned a wolfdog until a couple of years ago and they are not easy to handle. It was an american wolfdog, you need atleast a 5th gen one to be able to own them in germany. They look pretty close to an actual wolf and are surprisingly nice. They are less dominant than others - kinda shy too! If trained well, they are nice companions and very active - perfect for riding your bike, talking walks etc The most important thing is to be able to satisfy its needs - you want a big garden and plenty of playtime for them since they are powerhouses (or powerdogs :D). Awesome animals, but definitely not beginner friendly!

[@maris1407]

Stuttgart liegt in Baden-Württemberg, im Süden

[@SilverSoulGD]

Part 2 is already out, half of the video is only berlin and its completly nuts ^^

[@joseppedaia3673]

yeah, but it really lacks the finesse of the first one :(

[@psychoedge]

@@joseppedaia3673 true, the Berlin part was a bit overdrawn. Like we get it, you dislike hipsters xd

[@Zlatko1567]

19:13 mistgabeln is a fork but big like a door

[@srkares]

its a pitchfork

[@NeverMind439]

he, in fact, did release the other "Bundesländer in einer Nussschale" 9 days ago 😀 I am looking forward when you are reaction to it. I had a huge laugh today, seeing it.

[@BaerndXP]

It is SO cool - you're starting to think more and more like a real german. So nice! Loving it. Oh, and yes, come back to Hamburg. Our city is the most beautf... :D

[@Elvis78erKiez]

Texas is Not America ? 😮😂

[@joseppedaia3673]

Amerika is in the netherlands

[@Llortnerof]

@@joseppedaia3673 Amerika is a village in Lower Saxony. As is England.

[@joseppedaia3673]

@@Llortnerof well I guess, there are a few then

[@kaxmollner4348]

James short reminder - Jules Videos often have good translations in English for better understanding! Keep it up Version 2 of this Video is also online and just got released 🫶🏻

[@robertb8673]

Jim almost lost his soul about that Rent. 9:34 Probably just a camera flare.😅

[@robertb8673]

Right after the guy said "selling my soul for the rent." No way, such a coincidence.🤣

[@q3z-player607]

Die Bots sind schonmal schön fleißig 👍 Respekt!

[@vip.6p.901]

Tahlahon is Arabic, but in germany, it means people that wana be gangster and dress a particular way gucci cap , lui bag ...

[@melzmccregger]

You have to try the "Apfelwein" at some point in the future. That's an order!

[@sharanius]

So much fun, watching your videos bro 😂😂

[@MichaelBurggraf-gm8vl]

James, how do you manage to be so confused about Germany even after having been here? Stuttgart is the capital of the country of Baden-Württemberg, South-West Germany bordering Switzerland and France. You've been to Tübingen which is about an hour away from Stuttgart, south east of it. The river Neckar is passing through both Tübingen and Stuttgart. BTW, Stuttgart is celebrating the second largest beer festival right behind the Oktoberfest in Munich. It's called Cannstadter Wasen, Bad Cannstadt being a part of Stuttgart and the location of the headquarter of the car manufacturer Mercedes.

[@joseppedaia3673]

So stay with your wording: How do you manage to be so confused about Stuttgart even while living in Germany? The festival is called "Canstatter Volksfest" located ON the Canstatter Wasen, just like the Oktoberfest is taking place on the "Theresienwiese". Hence the names "Wasn" and "Wiesn". ;)

[@MichaelBurggraf-gm8vl]

@@joseppedaia3673 strictly speaking you're right. But hardly any Swabian would say Cannstatter Volksfest. It's usually referred to as Cannstatter Wasen meaning the festival in autumn. There's another festival in spring too, Cannstatter Frühlingsfest, also taking place on the Cannstatter Wasen. Volksfest is usually a general term for that kind of festivals everywhere. Since it is an agricultural and lifestock fair too - a less known aspect - it has become popular as Cannstatter Wasen, probably because that's where offering and requesting visitors from outside the Stuttgart area had to remember to go to. There are several other exposition areas in and around Stuttgart too, like Killesberg, Sindelfingen or near Filderstadt.

[@joseppedaia3673]

@@MichaelBurggraf-gm8vl I know I know, I was overly correct on purpose

[@Jan-i-tor]

Stuttgart ist halt nicht wichtig.

[@michaelburggraf2822]

​@@Jan-i-tor Braucht es auch gar nicht zu sein. Hauptsache, dass der Hauptbahnhof noch irgendwann in diesem Jahrhundert fertig wird.😊 Und unsere Automobilindustrie die Kurve kriegt.

[@skycat7499]

James! PLEASE go to Potsdam, if you haven't been there, it's the capital of Brandenburg and it's really really beautiful, it's my favorite city (I live in Berlin, and haven't been to many other german cities actually😅) but I just love how almost all of Potsdam is incredibly beautiful. It's like day and night compared to Berlin. Because it has so much beautiful historical architecture. Also, I think it would be interesting if you would maybe learn a little about austria, because it's an incredible beautiful country, with the alps and the culture is so rich and the food is amazing. And it's the same language just with an accent and I think it's generally better understandable than the swiss accent which is like a completely different language.

[@NibblerPG]

I'm impressed that James understands this video without subtitles. As a german even i have troubles with it

[@happy_deadhead1915]

Gönn dir auf jedenfall das zweite Video aus der Reihe. Dort ist auch mein herrlich flaches Auenland vertreten. Und als Niedersachse bestätige ich, es stimmt alles.

[@crazyo7560]

8:48 ich kann nicht mehr😂😂😂🔥 that guy is a nut job 💯😂😂

[@joseppedaia3673]

8:50 you know, when an american is saying, that one of THE german politicians is "a nut job" it should be a waking call for the state with the highes population... Well, thats just bayern I guess :(

[@michaelburggraf2822]

... Well, if only he knew about the ones preceding Söder ...🙄

[@joseppedaia3673]

@@michaelburggraf2822 If only there would have been any good coming from the ranks of the CSU...

[@rahzeslayallkings6260]

Your understanding und reading skills in german 😮 awesome bro.

[@Jobo4223]

Das mit den Bundesländer und ihrem Alter hängt damit zusammen das es vorher kleinere waren welche sich dann zusammengeschlossen haben. Zum Beispiel Baden-Württemberg war vorher Baden, Württemberg, Hohenzollern, Württemberg-Baden, Würtemberg-Hohenzollern.

[@MK-nr9lg]

Part 2 is already out

[@RikaMagic-px6bk]

4:32 There's a lot wrong about Bayern (Bavaria)... 6:09 There's only one Oktoberfest and that's the one in Munich. The other are just rip-offs in the US

[@crazyo7560]

Wau hab ich Bock🔥🔥🔥 - wird nicht der letzte Kommentar sein😂👌🏽

[@Spikes_life]

6:17 Deutsch: ich bin kultureller bayer und es wird „Volksfest“ genannt, das Oktoberfest ist das größte Volksfest der welt. English: Im a cultural Bavarian and it is called „Volksfest“, the Oktoberfest is just the biggest one in the entire World. (P.S.: Bavaria created „Volksfest“)

[@tatjanaflugel396]

Deutsch: Es klingt als wärst Du kultureller Klugscheißer. English: it sounds as if you are a cultural shitter of wiseness.

[@mr_lol]

Dieses Video ist nun Eigentum der deutschen Republik🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@MuddyDieBlaubeere]

Oh man 🙄 Es heißt diese Bewegtbild Dokumentation ist nun Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Ordnung muss sein.

[@tijad8944]

Es nervt das Frankfurt immer nur auf das eine reduziert wird. Frankfurt ist übrigens eine super kleine Stadt, die hoch gebaut ist. Wenn man in dieser Stadt in der Gastronomie arbeitet, oder dort geboren worden ist, ist es fast wie ein großes Dorf. Drum herum gibt es so viel Grün, viel Natur. Man ist schnell im Taunus im Odenwald oder am Anfang von Bayern. Die nächsten Städte liegen höchstens 30 bis 40 min von einander weg, wie Mainz (Reihnlandpfalz), Darmstadt, Heidelberg ca 50 min. etc Ich will damit nur sagen es ist eine kleine Stadt. Ja der Bahnhof ist herausfordernd, aber es war schon immer so, wir leben ganz normal damit, es sind Menschen, keine Monster. Das sind von irgewem Töchter, Söhne etc. Man kann in dieser Stadt auch einfach mal mit dem Strom mit gehen und einfach genießen, es ist Multikulturelle, hat tolle Musen, Von der schönen kulturellen Gastronomie abgesehen, geile Uhrige Gaststätten mit Apfelwein, Handkäs, Frankfurter grüne Soße mit Schnitzel...und ich sag mal ganz frech die besten Döner. 😊 Frankfurt ist mehr als der Hauptbahnhof und die Zeil LG

[@elgringo4834]

22:25 - No, you are not allowed to raise and keep a found wolf cub, wild animals are particularly protected in Germany and it is forbidden to "keep" them. Injured animals that you find can be taken to the vet where they will be nursed up and then later released back into the wild or when the animals are old enough they can be released into the wild. At least that's how it is handled in the majority of cases; individual animals may also find shelter in wildlife parks. Greetings from Germany

[@hellemarc4767]

The crime rates (statistics) are per 100,000 inhabitants; in Frankfurt 14,363 crimes, and in Berlin, 14,135 crimes per 100,000 inhabitants, in 2022. Munich had the lowest with only 5824. Mistgabel is a pitchfork.

[@cRz90]

OH YES!!!! DANKE DANKE DANKE das du auf julez reagierst! You are the best

[@XeniaGerth]

Ein talahon sind meist jungs die ,,schattenboxen‘‘ machen und cucci cap cucci Umhängetasche tragen sowie Kenzo Pulli mit Jeans meist sind die cucci Sachen aber Fake Achso und sie tun viel Stress machen oder fangen an mit Stress (es gibt auch Mädchen als talahons die schminken sich zu krass meist) talahons haben auch meist vapes und die wichtigste Sache sie spucken überall hin (meist sind es halt Türken oder Araber es gibt aber auch deutsche) hoffe ich konnte helfen

[@O20001]

25:48 "they got cheeks for weeks out there... I guess" good save bro XD

[@OldGuitarhand]

Even Chuck Norris avoids Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof 😅

[@mayonaisen24]

Great reaction but maybe watch part 2 with subtitles

[@kompetenzbox]

15:36 german brain rot reached the Amis

[@Rasenrollsport-StPauli]

Wiesbaden (Capital of Hessen ) 12:58James Bray: Wiesbaden is in Hessen bro ??? I didn't know that. Wiesbaden !!! What the freak bro 😂😂😂.

[@michaelburggraf2822]

It's possibly even less known to be the state's capital than Schwerin or Flensburg ... wait, no... that's Kiel.

[@Dinkelbernd]

Das, was in dem Video vorkommt, ist alles absolut korrekt.

[@arthur_p_dent]

13:06 Wiesbaden is actually the capital city of Hessen. And right next to it, on the other side of the Rhine, there is Mainz, the capital of Rhineland-Palatinate.

[@waui-pm6rd]

21.1 km^2 means around 21 thousand square kilometers. In Germany, we write 12.345.678,90 or 12 345 678,90.

[@El_Fling]

11:05 Did bro even get the joke lmao (Zugspitze is the mountain in the background xD)

[@noproki2838]

27:35 This is actually a war crime.

[@ViviNorthbell]

HAmburg: The bunker is now a hotel. Friend of mine works there. Cool place.

[@jonathanlang9711]

"Bayer" hier (eigentlich Oberfranke). Ich wär auch dafür, dass wir uns Österreich anschließensolang wir Verkehrsmäßig unser eigenes Ding machen können. Ich kann langsam nicht mehr mit den anderen Hamprlmännern da.

[@ArtbellydancetvBlogspotDe]

There is already the second part of the federal states in a nutshell. By the way, it would be great if you could watch more videos from Jules. Warm greetings from Germany.

[@onnasenshi7739]

I love Jules' videos, they get to the heart of the matter but not the “normal” way.

[@Joris-li6bk]

24:56 Actually it‘s the most dangerous central station in Germany. But yeah, it doen‘t seem like it

[@Joris-li6bk]

Btw: HAMBURG AUF DIE EINS!!!

[@Anthyrion]

Hi James. Because you understand enough german, i maybe got a suggestion for a small reaction for you: You know the Robin Hood movie with Kevin Kostner and Morgan Freeman? The Harald Schmidt Show made a small parody with some of the scenes, where Robin tries to encourage his people to fight against the Sheriff of Nottingham. Maybe you could watch/react to it? But be warned: For today's standards, it's a bit inapropiate and at some point you might get offended 😉😅

[@Der_moppser]

In germany its 11pm now

[@herold5417]

I've been to Frankfurt a. M. 2 weeks ago for the first time and I didn't notice any illegal activities or violence. Probably also because I was on a very reputable fair.

[@Derschneemananderwand]

6:00 there is only one oktoberfest. thats the one in Munich. Because Oktoberfest isnt an Holiday but rather a giant party thats just held every year. It just got so many knockoffs everywhere else so that it might seem like its an holiday thats celebrated all over germany but again its not. If you hear a german saying Oktoberfest they are always refering to Munich and if not they have no clue of what they are talking about

[@FaKe1337P4uL]

Talahons are southerners with Gucci caps and Louie Vitton belts who spit everywhere

[@jambalaa4546]

You definitely need to watch the second part including Berlin, my home town. Its as hilarious as the first video but thats the goal. Every german should feel offended when Jules is done xD

[@Fun_Bros-16]

15:37 talahon are guys in groups with fake gutschi caps And they are everywhere 💀

[@caosking7869]

It’s even worse as a Hesse being reduced to Frankfurt

[@salman8425]

15:41 A Thalahon is sombody who is Always spiting on the flor doing Tornado Kicks and having Guchie Cap on

[@Europamapper2001]

Here is a short list of every Bundesländer and some cities(german words): North: Schleswig Holstein(3 mio. People): Kiel,Flensburg,Lübeck North east: Meckelnburg-Vorpommern(1.6 mio People):Rostock,Schwerin,Stralsund North: Niedersachsen(8 mio.): Hannover,Braunschweig,Osnarbrück, Göttingen,Wolfsburg West: Nordrhein-Westfalen(18 mio.People): Köln(cologne),Düsseldorf,Dortmund,Essen,Aachen,Bonn,Paderborn,Bochum and many more Central Hessen(6.2 mio people): Frankfurt am Main, Kassel,Offenbach,Darmstadt,Wiesbaden Central/east Thüringen(2mio. people: Erfurt,Jena,Weimar,Eisenach (East) Sachsen(4 mio. people): Leipzig,Dresden,Chemnitz,Aue (East) Sachsen-Anhalt(2 mio. people): Magdeburg, Halle,Naumburg(Saale) (North east) Brandenburg(2.5 mio. people) Potsdam,Cotbus,Frankfurt an der Oder (South west) Rheinland-Pfalz(4 mio. People): Mainz,Koblenz,Kaiserslautern,Trier,Worms (South west) Saarland(1 mio. People): Saarbrücken,Homburg (South) Baden-Württemberg(11 mio People): Stuttgart, Ludwigshafen,Mannheim,Karlsruhe,Heidelberg,Ulm,Heilbron (South) Bayern(13 mio): München,Augsburg,Ingolstadt,Regensburg,Nürnberg,Würzburg,Fürth,Bamberg,Passau Also the three city states: Bremen(0,6 mio),Hamburg(1,9 mio) mio.),Berlin(3,7 mio.)

[@michaelburggraf2822]

Re. Baden-Württemberg You've failed to mention some of the most important places like: Freiburg Konstanz Titisee-Neustadt Todtmoos Meckenbeuren Durlesbach Krauchenwies Lauchringen

[@LoFiAxolotl]

Berlin has for a big city a pretty low crime rate (Frankfurt too) and if you exclude drug related non-violent offenses from both cities they're among the safest cities in the world.... for both cities the major struggle when it comes to crime are drug dealing, not violent crimes or property crimes

[@srkares]

man, if he already said about brandenburg that there is nothing going on, im worried for when he comes around to my home state.

[@nobody_je]

15:40 Talahon is a term immigrants like me use to refer to other immigrants that wear fake expensive clothes and do "schatten boxen" wich is just randomly boxing to seem cool

[@aliverootsstirring]

For your question about the term "talahon", it is a racial slur associated with teenage immigrants, usually from turkish or arabic origin. Basically the german version of the n-word...

[@noxiplays]

Apfelwein is Apple cider

[@убитьБэра]

They are not that old because they were in different shapes with other names before. So of course its older

[@shadowkiller-jq6bz]

Theres already a second part

[@ViewTube_Emperor_of_Mankind]

You can raise and live with wolves but they are nothing like dogs. There are even some KZbin channels about it. Absolutely fascinating and beautiful animals. Just where I lived in Merzig there was a guy named Werner Freund who lived and did lots of science with wolves. Absolute mad lad. Apparently he didn’t like humans.

[@ViewTube_Emperor_of_Mankind]

He also had several bears. Some of them he had since they were a baby so they kinda saw him as family and never attacked or anything.

[@lionmori]

Stuttgart is in Baden-Württemberg

[@ogpro755]

No Zugspitze is an Mountain in Germany

[@thaZaza]

That playground Joke wasnt even one...they in fact build more playgrounds and "green spaces" ( like a park or some kind of garden where the public can chill hang out and let their kids play ) so that "stoners" havent any chance of finding a nice Spot to smoke a dooby doo...but if someoene messes with their beer...its hands down a civil war....

[@JochenJubelt]

Please, Look Jules Video: Ein Video über Deutschland. He is so Right.

[@davealfdergraue3266]

James und Jules: Endgeil! 🎉🎉🎉🤣👌

[@marvinh4893]

22:26 ... yeano you can/cant. You can't raise wolves that easily. My uncle has 3 second generation wolf dogs. Even with them, life in the wild is still instinctive. You need a lot of exercise and, above all, a enclosure because the beasts simply tear you walls if you keep them in the house or in an apartment

[@sl0thiie]

bro our dialetcts are cooked as hell in bayern, hessen and baden-württembergbut but my dialect is probably the most fucked of them xD no joke if i stand on my balcony and i look to the right i see hessen if i look to the left i see baden-württemberg and the dialect we speak here is so god damn fucked up because of that... we speak a mix of bayerisch, fränkisch, hessisch and badisch...brother i live here my entire life and even i cant understand some people who live 2km away from me😂😂

[@kerstenschaller3893]

Crime rate in frankfurt does also account what happens at the frankfurt airport which is the biggest in germany. Also in terms of cargo. So every customs fraud account into that. Not sure if that true, but if it is it would certainly explain why frankfurt has such a high crime rate. As somebody living there I can tell that frankfurt, and also the area around the main station is no different from any other mayor city. Its not that crime doesnt happen there, but as a regular person you have to be very very unlucky to be involved....

[@marvinwindeler]

I live in Bremen in one of the "higher class" parts of bremen many big houses and shit like that but my rent is 510€ for 1 room and a big kitchen compare that to 1 1/2 Room in munich above 2.200€ that is nuts

[@chrillemax]

15:35 talahon comes from a turkish phrase meaning "come here" basically meant as a threat and shortened and used to describe a certain behaviour and/or look.

[@wild_Chami]

Oh ja das besser als meine Erklärung 😅🥲

[@Narcotic110]

Definitely not turkish

[@wild_Chami]

@@Narcotic110 doch

[@Narcotic110]

@@wild_Chami arabisch ist nicht türkisch

[@Error_Sans-6644]

BTW the next part of this series is already out

[@psychoedge]

By the way Jules just recently dropped part 2 of the series :D

[@valescaoyola8828]

This is fire!😂😂

[@dasbertl]

He just released the second part. Starting with Berlin

[@Draverx]

Talahons are young men wearing counterfeit branded clothes and walking through the city center with a fanny pack, tracksuit bottoms and a gold chain

[@Smite2k10]

I am from Berlin and had hard struggles to laugh about the "berlin-part" even if i like his content very much made a own reaction to this

[@The_fisher.o7]

8:35 I mean beer has a ton of calories 😂

[@Jobo4223]

Das Problem wäre das ein Wolf zu viel auslauf bräuchte das man nur noch Gassi gehen müsste.

[@P_Elli09]

People on the Internet are always hating on Frankfurt but it‘s actually a really beautiful and safe city and the criminal rates are only that high because of the Hauptbahnhof but it’s only a tiny area. The last part is true tho. We would be freshmen in high school after the American system and my best friends boyfriend is already buying shares and is like super rich like the rest of my school except I😪.

[@asuraswrath8601]

Seeing bro watching the currently funniest man in germany is hilarious

[@cyrielwollring4622]

10.47 Not German, but Dutch New Kids Turbo from Maaskantje, North Brabant, Netherlands.

[@hinrich-mathiasreck3371]

Riesen Feuerball junge 😂

[@miko3383]

talahon is arabic for „come here“. Guys that are catcalling, wearing fake gucci and skinny jeans are called that term.

[@Krampus-p8l]

@JamesBray3 Der Ausdruck "Talaohn 16:00" ist ein umgangssprachlicher Ausdruck, der verschiedene Bedeutungen haben kann. Im Kern beschreibt er jedoch eine Person, die sich selbst als besonders cool und wichtig wahrnimmt und sich mit anderen Menschen messen muss, um sich selbst zu beweisen. Diese Person ist oft von einem starken Selbstbild geprägt und versucht, ihre vermeintliche Überlegenheit in jeder Situation zu demonstrieren.