I VISITED CROATIA SO YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO (DUBROVNIK)

[@sinisavuco7931]

Most based Serbian Tourist 🇭🇷🤜🏻🤛🏿🇷🇸 Your videos are the literal definition of Balkan humor, keep it up brate

[@TalesFromTheSlumsOfMumbai]

zašto padaš na srba oni su neprijatelji

[@JmMateo933]

@@TalesFromTheSlumsOfMumbai I don't like you

[@Akapulko]

@@TalesFromTheSlumsOfMumbai lmao says you... i don't get why you get so butthurt about people from a country thats not yours

[@rsmlinar1720]

I like how serb fist is black

[@kasin3504]

@@TalesFromTheSlumsOfMumbai wow dragi poglavnik, to je stvarno ti??

[@matoklasanovic1039]

Just a small correction, Epidaurus is both a city in Greece and a village near Dubrovnik, today called Cavtat. That's where the original settlers came from, not Greece.

[@eminerkocevic3077]

Just like there is a hotel in Cavtat called Epidaurus :)

[@Kokolo-ze2cp]

Seriously what a big fail

[@milanotovic8223]

Also six hundreds as sixteen hundreds would be 1600

[@cavemancyproductions]

Yes, big mistake there, the Greek settlement of Dalmatian Epidauros, later named Epidaurum by the Romans, was established in 6th century B.C., the 7th century refugees were from there, not the Peloponnese.

[@TheLegitZamer]

Everything is Greek , cope

[@thecoolnoobcraft]

Fun fact: Dubrovnik was the first ever state to recognize USA in 1776

[@thecoolnoobcraft]

Another fun fact: Dubrovnik invented quaratine

[@Jack-mf5lw]

@@thecoolnoobcraft no, Venice invented quarantine, in Ragusa aka dubrovnik

[@TooGumbica]

Fun fact: Dubrovnik is also first autonomous place to ban slavery in 1416. even tho Korčula (also in Croata, island) banned it 1214.

[@9and7]

I'm pretty sure Ragusa/Dubrovnik was independent at the time.@@Jack-mf5lw

[@sekrit4581]

Medieval walls protecting a city against an attack by a modern force numbering 7x more than your own is such a power move

[@SuperflyMN]

After 2 years, you finally made another video about Croatia. Looking forward to this.

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

This one's mah masstapiece

[@Apfel99]

It's Croatia time.

[@alex99891]

@@LivingIronicallyinEurope that’s what she said

[@gage3725]

@@LivingIronicallyinEurope I am still waiting on the cult video from the previous visit of croatia.

[@glassychap1141]

The old city ways facing down modern weaponry : You don’t scare me! But its awesome how the walls served their purpose even in the 90s!

[@R1DER420]

As Croatian from Dalmatia this video was really epic😂

[@makssachs8914]

I’d your username short for Croatia racing?

[@Nero_Jero]

I'm so glad I found your channel. My mom is from Dalmatia, and it makes me to happy to see that your videos on Croatia. But really, your sense of humor is so brutal and I love it! It could only come from a Balkan haha! Živjeli from California!

[@suntzu627]

Bok iz Slavonije

[@Tobias.Harris]

san pedro?

[@Nero_Jero]

@@Tobias.Harris haha yep

[@Tobias.Harris]

@@Nero_Jero klasika hahah do you have some inside tips about visiting cali? Im coming soon but i dont have anything specific i wanna see except LA i guess

[@MattIm-tt6iu]

@@Tobias.Harrisjust avoid the ghetto areas and you’ll be good.

[@Chivaltic]

When I visited Dubrovnik I saw a plaque showing every single spot hit during the siege. There were so many...

[@Pollicina_db]

Yeah you can say thanks to serbs and montenegrians that attacked Dubrovnik. Thank god they didn’t destroy it all

[@raoufrachedi2383]

Interesting place, considering all of Croatia , I find the southern part in particular Dalmatia as the most interesting part , I would love to visit it someday Greetings from Algeria.

[@sorcus2144]

I'm half Croatian and half Algerian so it's really funny seeing this comment, it's a beautiful country you're definitely missing out :)

[@raoufrachedi2383]

@@sorcus2144 Wow I didn't expect such a combo. How are you doing man ? Let's talk

[@bloxstory4083]

I LIVE IN SRAČINEC

[@Sigmamale-alpha]

There is city Sinj near Split and there you can see game called Sinjska Alka

[@suntzu627]

Piškorevci XD

[@RonDiani]

I was in Dubrovnik nice country I want to visit it again YES I LOVE CROATIA 🇭🇷 ❤

[@drililali]

Man I found your channel literally yesterday and already binged half of it,,,, I especially appreciate that you take every single chance you can to rip on the oh so great fence of orbanistan lmao

[@teaCupkk]

That fence IS great. It sure beats Trump's wall. Keeps the riff-raff out.

[@ioanbotez7128]

@@teaCupkk Difference between Trump's wall and Orban's wall is that Orban's wall actually exists (but is still worthless)

[@EvanStone1134]

Dollar Store Asians known as Hungarians 😂😂😂

[@veglord_the_profane]

I am a proud dollar store Asian

[@flabby2142]

@@veglord_the_profane XD

[@dtikvxcdgjbv7975]

Too many inaccuracies. Dubrovnik was not in Hungary, but in a country that was a personal union of Croatia and Hungary, in Croatian part. Dubrovnik was not a part of Ottoman Empire, but an independent country that paid high fee directly to Ottoman Sultan for freedom.

[@biglebowsky6586]

Dubrovnik was not in any personal union either, Dubrovnik and Dalmatia were part of Austria, better to say Austrian part of Austro-Hungary. Hungary had relatively small part of Croatian coast. Also that personal union is called Hungary on every map or document.

[@dtikvxcdgjbv7975]

@@biglebowsky6586 Dubrovnik was not always independent. Regarding "Croatia or Hungary", Western sources are often superficial. Even Hungarian historiography emphasizes the heterogenous nature.

[@biglebowsky6586]

@@dtikvxcdgjbv7975 Well i know i didnt say it was always independandt.

[@biglebowsky6586]

@@TalonSlav Maybe in your dream. In every history class in RS or Serbia we have the lection called Dubrovnik Republic in which we learn how Dubrovnik was independent for centuries before the Austrian empire took it.

[@biglebowsky6586]

@@TalonSlav I literarly told you we do. In both high and midlle school there is lessons about Dubrovnik, from when it was founded to when it was taken by Napoleon (i made a mistake in first comment, Dubrovnik was taken first by Napoleon and only after his defeat by Austrian empire).

[@lasshaley]

As a special education teacher, I laughed so hard at “The Balkans are Europe’s special needs child”

[@danielglavan3089]

Croatia is not part of Balkan culture, its Central European.

[@Faintpumpkin916]

Ragusa aka Dubrovnik was protected by the ottomans with there high taxes in Ragusa. So the sultan made sure Ragusa was always protected by other conquers or else the ottomans would step in and defend it. Tbh ottomans could’ve easily took over Dubrovnik but money feels better

[@belstar1128]

I visited Croatia in 2007 it was so fun i wish i was there.

[@ZsoltLauter]

Was there in 2018. The place is absolutely amazing, the old town is very well preserved/restored, pretty much focused on tourists. Sounded like most of them were from English speaking countries, unlike in Split or Zadar - probably because scenes from The Game of Thrones were filmed in the old town and in the standalone fortress right next to the northern city walls. Managed to find the skull relic of St Stephen of Hungary in the Dominican monastery.

[@jacknapier6668]

What’s it like mate going in 3 weeks for a week is it expensive? Is it an easy city to travel around?

[@ZsoltLauter]

@@jacknapier6668 Prices are similar to London. Loads of flats are on AirBnB/Booking, hotels all around, there's a Hilton almost right next to a gate of the old town. One even looks to the old harbour, I bet it's pricey. The city has public transport but buses might be packed, depending on the time of the day. It's not a large city so not impossible to walk from the far end to the centre but important to check the distance and elevation before booking. At the tourist info centre in the old town people can get discounts (incl. public transport, museums, the city wall, the other fortress, I think even some boat trips and the ferry), worth starting the first day there. Ferry goes to Split and Ancona (Italy). Damn... I want to go back again. :D

[@_r3kt_792]

Hello from Croatia, so uh, hope you don't have a Croatian war veteran to vandalize your car the moment he sees your Serbian license plate.

[@Mikrokozma33]

Happened to me, few years back 😪

[@Cyricist001]

@@Mikrokozma33 I'm a Croat and my car got damaged three times in one year. I have no idea what's wrong with the people here, too many anger issues.

[@kampfpanzerleopard346]

As a Turk, that Lira joke hit deep.

[@kivbraga]

Spent 10 days in Dubrovnik this past July and loved it! Stunning! Great/funny video! You just got a new subscriber!

[@parmezan9157]

as a dubrovnik citizen this was hilarious to watch (in a good way) i dont remember when was the last time i laughed when i saw šešelj in the 3 little pigs reference also there is another gate called buža in middle of the north wall,

[@kimmogensen4888]

Beautiful country 😊

[@greatgreat601]

hello simone again! you have very good videos. I am from Croatia who comes from Herzegovina. About 15% of Croats and Catholics, 30% of Orthodox Serbs and 45% of Bosnian Muslims live in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of the poorest countries in Europe and the reason is multiculturalism. Women who have historically had great multiculturalism, such as Bulgaria, Macedonia, Serbia, Albania, etc., are in much worse shape than homogeneous European countries such as Sweden, Denmark, Scotland, etc. The Balkan countries have been under the Turks for hundreds of years. Albania has been the longest and poorest country in Europe. Great Britain, Germany, Sweden, the Czech Republic, Switzerland are very rich and organized countries and they have never been under the Turks, is there a connection? I see it but the political left does not. Western European countries are rich in the Balkans and Eastern Europe precisely because they did not commit communism, Turkey and the Mongol conquests.

[@flabby2142]

@@greatgreat601 bruh

[@flabby2142]

@@greatgreat601 MY Grandpa from Herzegovina he was Australian-Croat and I approve this comment.

[@vitonigd1903]

It s not they want to cancel kunas and lipas with euro

[@vitonigd1903]

@Suba gameplays yes...

[@varkonyitibor4409]

LOL that Jingle Cavoglave in the beginning

[@TheGrace020]

Amazing as always!

[@SB-ew3bk]

I’m visiting Dubrovnik soon, I’m coming from the UK. Can’t wait to get some sunshine and finally try ćevapčići that isn’t cooked by myself!

[@ssir5927]

Croatian cevapi are going to be a disappointment. Consider finding a Bosnian place in Dubrovnik, or maybe a day trip to Bosnia for a far superior cevapi experience. It is only like 10 miles away from Bosnia.

[@ssir5927]

But while in Croatia definitely get the squid with the potatoes, quite good.

[@HladniSjeverniVjetar]

Opa! Dubrovnik... ima se, može se....

[@tovaris09]

I visit this profile, and put the comment, so no one need to see this video or comment something else after ME. 👊 Tesla and Boskovic both were CROATS 🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷

[@akramgimmini8165]

This is gonna be a Good One we have a Restaurant Named "Dubrovnik" in my German Homevillage Really good Food 👌

[@MTH3h3l0l]

Me and my cousin took a bus to Biograd na moru when we visited family in Bosnia on our vacation from America, absolutely beautiful. Would definitely go back

[@greengreeneya2102]

Also Dubrovnik was not ruled by Ottoman Empire.

[@jamesdean1143]

Dubrovnik was a tributary from 1382 to 1804 of the Ottoman Empire and paid an annual tribute to its sultan.

[@greengreeneya2102]

@@jamesdean1143 It does not matter. It was not ruled by Ottoman Empire. Dubrovnik was independent Christian Catholics Republic. That had its own borders. Its own army, money, laws and rulers. Ottoman Empire was Muslim Empire. In Republic of Dubrovnik Islam was ilegal as religion for example.

[@greengreeneya2102]

@@jamesdean1143 Also its from 1458. not 1382.

[@zoki.to974]

@@greengreeneya2102 fact that ottomans was charging hefty tax from dubrovnik to stay "independent" tells that dubrovnik was not so independent. why paying anything if you are independent? its just the way ottomans collected their paycheck, willingly or by force. why waste time energy and troops you can use on other place, those guys already giving what they ask...

[@greengreeneya2102]

@@zoki.to974It does not matter. Dubrovnik was independent. It had its own borders. Its own money. Its own laws. Its own language and religion. Dubrovnik was friend of all enemy countries of Ottoman Empire. Also Islam was banned and illegal in Dubrovnik Republic. Only Christian Catholics were allowed to live in Republic of Dubrovnik. Considering that Ottoman Empire was Muslim Empire that tells you everything. Also Dubrovnik Republic existed before Ottoman Empire and after.

[@chadhuman982]

Bro, you vistid Balkans right? Don't forget Trieste is in the Balkans too, just an idea

[@milutinke]

He is from Balkans, Serbia to be specific

[@hm-fe9ur]

This is not balkan...esp. Adriatic coast in Croatia and Trieste in Italy.

[@Contrajoe]

@@milutinke My toy F-117s found that out the hard way :(

[@ninokarazovic9131]

@@hm-fe9ur en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balkans

[@glonkd]

@@hm-fe9ur It's a part of Italy, but it is on the Balkan Peninsula.

[@lukyonsenpai7307]

I was in Dubrovnik 2 weeks ago and i'm so in love with the old town 😍 will go back asap

[@eoinoconnell185]

Dubrovnik is one of the most stunningly beautiful cities I've ever been to.

[@Seljacina355]

Im from croatia finally some respect for it❤🇭🇷

[@Grass--]

Me too I ja

[@jadreskipina5899]

Weird to see so few people in the video; Dubrovnik was chock full of tourists even in my childhood. I still don’t know if I ever want to visit again.Nostalgia is a dangerous, mean creature.

[@parmezan9157]

sad je idealno za vrijeme korone

[@jamier65551]

He did visit it in the middle of the pandemic. So, naturally, it's lower

[@ivan8851]

The intro hahahahahhaha, I am Croatian, from Dubrovnik and everyone I showed the intro asked for the video name to like it!

[@bubandavid9356]

King's Lan... I mean Dubrovnik is a really good place. I was there this year the first time.

[@hjjhj4288]

cant wait for the "I visited Bacska so you didnt have to video"

[@nidmax6104]

Odličan i realan opis mog Grada, hvala ti. Pozdrav iz Dubrovnika

[@iskra16291]

Wow you really went in depth in the history of Dubrovnik. This was an interesting video and I like this format.

[@TheTutorialsHelper]

Thanks for using Bojna Jingle Cavoglave Bells :)

[@cinnamondan4984]

Croatia looks like the perfect environment for a PA1/Sega Saturn JRPG

[@ucube33]

I need that croatian Jingle bells song!

[@adnandjuzic2671]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5W9d6KObrtlicU

[@ucube33]

@@adnandjuzic2671 can you also give me the viddeo where he calls the guy kreten?

[@Pollicina_db]

@@ucube33here you go mate, other version are sang by children so it sounds shitty (sorry children) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJnJfnWDZdWUbZY

[@destro5311]

I don’t know shit about fuck, but my grandfather immigrated to the United States from Yugoslavia and I’ve always been interested in the Balkan’s. Shoutout to the Corak’s in Croatia, wherever you are. Dope channel

[@ms-jl6dl]

You should know your past. It matters.

[@bloxstory4083]

Thank you for visiting my main country, Croatia!

[@mcblumyormom1693]

Such an underrated channel :) Na zdravje!

[@1908augusto]

I was in Croatia it's so beautiful

[@greengreeneya2102]

Epidaurus is not in Greece. It is a town now called Cavtat. Located South of Dubrovnik.

[@smiedranokatirova5987]

Support from Iraq 🇮🇶🇷🇸🇭🇷

[@binbasesatoktayyldran5236]

Support what?

[@mentalmans_6561]

@@binbasesatoktayyldran5236 support

[@binbasesatoktayyldran5236]

@@mentalmans_6561 Nice

[@Teapoid]

@@binbasesatoktayyldran5236 the war in Kosovo

[@uber1ns4n1ty8]

This one is gonna be spicy, i can feel it in my liver

[@miovicdina7706]

😂 Excellent. Voting for more Croatian videos! Especially my beautiful Fatherland, Dalmatia.

[@Teapoid]

As a Montenegrin, 10/10, Would shell again.

[@jejeje6034]

A a croatian I agree we hat to spend half a billion for a bridge just so they don't have to go to bosnia.

[@Teapoid]

@@jejeje6034 Who wouldn’t?

[@SuperflyMN]

You're teapoid?

[@Teapoid]

@@SuperflyMN Yes! This is an alternative archiving channel Inase something happens to my main one! I do most of my commenting here

[@tonijelecevic9238]

I thought 10/10 montenegrines would sleep

[@Richard-dq6if]

Ahh, coastline of Hungary, where regent had his fleet. So bad, he forget sailed them back to the Balaton.

[@whitemetal6831]

I love Hungary, beautiful gypsy country

[@agentf672]

@@whitemetal6831 Sorry you probably mistook us with Romania. Rookie mistake, it's even in their name. ROMAnia.

[@johncarnege]

@@whitemetal6831 That's Analbania you are talking about.

[@d.airhorn3702]

This is why the Balkan Peninsula is the special needs child of Europe

[@whitemetal6831]

@@agentf672 Same shithole

[@WayToGoChamp]

This channel is criminally under-rated

[@filyapanzerman335]

Croatia is a beautiful country

[@tintins5464]

Yes, Israel is also beautiful country

[@dimtim7829]

Shalom, hope one day to visit Israel :)

[@filiphlupic1582]

Thanks

[@crazyraptor2907]

Isn't real

[@Buorgenhaeren]

You are a jew

[@Minxy-67]

Tnx for visiting my country

[@Baummeister526]

You should visit Austria! I think we would really enjoy your video about it

[@silvanapenzenstadler5904]

Dubrava means foredt actually in Old Slavknic.

[@Tijaxtolan]

0:18 song name please 🙏🏽, I know it’s jingle bells but can’t find the specific version

[@Popexssj]

search for: jingle bells cavoglave

[@Tijaxtolan]

@@Popexssj thanks 👍🏽

[@thattimestampguy]

0:29 Welcome to Croatia 🇭🇷 4 Million, mostly Croatians 1/5 or 800K live in Capital city 2:18 Originated in the 7th Century 4:54 The Pila Gate 6:37 Baroque architecture 7:22 Monastery 9:20 The old bell tower

[@markocroatia7630]

Well, Kvarner and Lika are not Dalmatia since 1409 when some Hungarian sold Dalmatia to Venetia.

[@ssir5927]

Dubrovnik has nothing to do with Epidaurus in the Peloponnesus, but rather a different Epidaurus/Epidaurum which was located on the site of today's Cavtat in the Konavle region. Refugees from that city only a few miles away fled to the site of Dubrovnik/Ragusa, which was actually an island at the time, much like the Romans from northern Italy fled from the mainland to the islands in the Venetian lagoon, creating Venice. Also the inhabitant of this region were not Greeks, nor Greek speakers, but rather Latin speakers, which nonetheless found themselves under Eastern Roman rule, as the Western Rome was long gone.

[@AhahahahahahahHH]

I didn't now you are from Serbia.You are gem of KZbinrs.🌚🌚

[@4Mik]

I can reccommend visiting the small croatian city Rabac, a beautiful place :D been there a few times now

[@frankbutaric3565]

I too recommend Rabac. Of course since I was born there I may be biased

[@4Mik]

@@frankbutaric3565 maybe :D

[@meme-ur6uk]

Wow you my man just made my day I am from Rabac but I never saw someone commenting about it.

[@4Mik]

@@meme-ur6uk it is a beautiful place with a very special place in my heart :D

[@KarlBonner1982]

11:15 Why did they keep stocking WILDFIRE in the Court after it exploded 2 or 3 times?

[@nicolaramoso3286]

Does the name of the main Street come from the Venetian language? "Stradòn" means "wide road", or is it just a coincidence?

[@masafelipe7033]

No, it's not a coincidence, until 1358 Dubrovnik (Ragusa) was a Venetian vassal. Since Louis II Anjou of Hungary and Croatia won the war with Venice it switched to become his vassal in fact independent. Dubrovnik populace spoke a mix of Romance and Slavic languages so did the populace of Split, Zadar, Pula etc. It was a good mix. As the time went on, slavic (croatian) language prevailed since more and more people came to the cities. Still today some people in Dalmatia know italian with venetian accent and many customs remained. Local version of croatian is full of venetian loanwords.

[@sator3946]

@@masafelipe7033 Yes, the word came from venetian, since the it was the historical language of part of the population. Also during the middle ages italian-speaking population (dalmatian + venetian) were still the majority of the population. In Pola nobody used to speak croatian at that time, slavic speaking population came later in that city.

[@markod0947]

I'm from Dubrovnik, Mokošica that is like suburbs of Dubrovnik.

[@metallica4955]

O ne, nisi stavio Kvarner pod Dalmaciju na 1:24

[@Romulan64]

Hey, Nick/Janós, what's the song you used for the Hungarian parts? The same one you use for your video intros, I mean. Thanks!

[@Romulan64]

Someone linked it to me! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKSplaajo72Lm9k

[@markocroatia7630]

1:58 "Pervanova Škola" Serbian version?

[@weewee2838]

Just a small correction but the unesco protected buildings weren't damaged randomly but actively targeted because they were used for sanctuary for civilians

[@taboulefattouch4744]

Dubrovnik is notoriously expensive. It has Europe's most over priced residential real estate (crazy prices, ie. 15,000 - 16,000 EUR per square meter) which is ironically equivalent to Croatia's annual GDP (I am fine watching the video. I have no intention to go there and spend 10 EUR for a capuccino or 20 EUR for a green salad in some lame cafe in the old city)...

[@vassilyvodka2638]

I did the mistake once. I wanted to see Dubrovnik, because I heard from so many people how beautiful it is and never expected the prices. Those prices are Switzerland level and I must say I ate better and enjoyed Budva and Rovinj more than Dubrovnik.

[@somerandomedgyguy1723]

Imagine people built cities behind stones when enemies could have just used satellite observation to spot it, how dumb

[@ajmedosadno8131]

Have you been smoking some funny weeds? :D

[@EinFelsbrocken]

Bro why did Caesar build two walls around alesia instead of carpet bombing it lol

[@auslegungssache]

one thing i never understood is your pronunciation of the r in the names.. i thought south slavs used the rolled r like western slavs. or am i just looking at it wrong?

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

I have a speech impediment :^)

[@auslegungssache]

@@LivingIronicallyinEurope OH. SORRY :((

[@wondermenel2811]

wait, you really drive a Yugo?

[@sasanice7112]

No, he push the yugo and hops in when it goes downhill

[@BassMessiah100]

Good thing you could see Dubrovnik, cuz with my piss poor paycheck in Sisak I only got to see it on the internet. Didnt even watch GoT.

[@dickbrown3196]

Bruh

[@LynxSpeck]

what's the song at @3:48 ??

[@lambdrey]

Half of my class does that. It's in pur neighbourhood.

[@greengreeneya2102]

Dubrovnik has population of 47 000.

[@strahinja2856]

I love the serbian plate joke Samo nasstavi druze, sjajan kanal

[@Firzj]

Blyatiful city to visit as a tourist 👍

[@EvilMmM]

@1:59 nekad davno Kursađije!!

[@AiGuru]

Dubrovnik je stvarno lijepo mjesto.

[@a_Minion_of_Soros]

Zsigmond the pirate slayer... That's a new one.

[@Raven-pf8yw]

It's like Novigrad (Witcher).

[@kristijanEX]

there is a city named "Novigrad" in Croatia though, it's located in Istria.

[@Raven-pf8yw]

@@kristijanEX Yeah I know. That's why I wrote it in parentheses. It's a very interesting, nice name anyway.

[@NoName-en9jp]

There are 4 Novigrads in Croatia, Istrian, Dalmatian, Podravian and one near Karlovac.

[@nurabusnaq6367]

I got to visit Dubrovnik and had a great time

[@juditawolf723]

Bok! Ja živim u Hrvatskoj or Croatia and is so cool

[@allysunflower9657]

Greece, Turkey, Romania and then Croatia, the Balkan countries that a lot Filipinos know

[@alex99891]

Why are all the admins in your server Romanian?

[@eddieibarra356]

Oh Croatia the land of Josip Broz and Frajo Tudman oh and the Wealthy and the most Western of the Former Yugoslavia.

[@robertostoica4316]

4:03 what's this game?

[@balazsradnoti1881]

That's a historical animation

[@robertostoica4316]

@@balazsradnoti1881 thanks

[@xioxialt]

i'm so happy you visited my country! you should come to zagreb next time. just make sure you're buying the bus and tram tickets for zet when getting around because our sanctions for not having one are much higher than serbia's and our kontrola are in civilian clothing :)

[@gabrielamaric9271]

I saw my house here and it's weird as hell to see it on yt

[@davidnagy8535]

4:05 great music choice

[@Romulan64]

What's it called? I MUST KNOW SO I CAN ADD IT TO MY BALKAN MEME MUSIC PLAYLIST. 🤣

[@davidnagy8535]

@@Romulan64 Dögös Robi - Bomba kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKSplaajo72Lm9k

[@jonbonesmahomes7472]

Man,you didnt do the jet ski adventure.. Have to come back then..

[@TamasMatyus]

Proud to be a dollar store Asian.

[@larshaas2658]

I really love Dubrovnik due to Porco Rosso, i'd just wish hotel Adriano was real.

[@namewip4543]

Majka ti smrdi

[@Pollicina_db]

Yeah, Hayao Miuazaki was inspired by the croatian coast while making the movie

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Croats are the GOATS.

[@muharremtgt1588]

Lira go brrrrrrrrrrr. Its so funny and so sad at the same time.