What US сities сan learn from Moscow. My Impressions After 2 months in the US.

Let's enjoy a night in Moscow!
Downtowns in America are considered dangerous especially at night. I've spent 2 months in America visiting over a dozen cities like New York City, Philadelphia, Boston, Atlanta, Houston, Chicago etc
They are fantastic. But most of them are hindered by street crime, homelessness and garbage.
But it doesn't have to be that way.
Look at Moscow, Seoul, Tokyo etc
Let's do some Walking on Streets Moscow.
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[@RussianPlus]

Hello! Don't get me wrong. I'm not a US hater. I love the US and American cities. But right now American downtowns are not safe especially after dark. I was in Austin on June 12 and left just an hour before a mass shooting on Sixth Street took place that killed one man and injured 14 others. I could have been one of the victims! America is a fantastic country but right now it got itself into a dangerous situation when every weekend you have hundreds of people getting robbed, shot at and even killed. This is not the norm. And that's why Moscow felt so different after staying in the US for 2 months. Moscow and Russia have a lot of problems , too. No place is perfect. and I talk about them on this channel. Thanks !

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

It's great that you made it in time and stayed safe in Austin! Very strange to hear about the crime. That's not America I know!

[@gavincolgan1827]

Not every downtown is unsafe….

[@bruceklmichigan9535]

That's why most Americans where I live in the Midwest leave the big cities the hell alone. I live 6 hours from Chicago but would not go there. Downtown Detroit has seen billions of dollars invested and is actually extremely safe and beautiful now. When we want a night out to get a taste of big city life and get out of the nice suburbs of Oakland County we go to downtown Detroit where there is a police presence everything is nice and clean and reasonably priced for the most part compared to most American large cities. Most American big cities are filled with ultra liberals at the helm and they have allowed the cities to become Shadows of what they used to be. It's sad. That's why you're seeing a large Exodus from many major American cities, The Exodus will only get worse before it gets better.

[@kiwe3546]

We know why US cities are unsafe and Russian cities aren’t. I bet you do too. 😉

[@kcclem1442]

@@kiwe3546 And it isn't because of the Second Amendment.

[@judyesford6973]

I am 70 year,s old and have alway,s been thinking about Russia i rember the fifitie,s when the new,s had people fearing Russia even at a little age i did not believe it because my dad said they are like us and they want a good life for thEir family.they loved their little girl,s like my Dad and Mom loved me.

[@ericastier1646]

it was deep state hate fairytales with an agenda, it still is today.

[@zahrans]

Your parents were obviously great people!

[@rp6550]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@ddharder]

Your dad was a wise man.

[@rp6550]

Dad and Mom still and will love you, always and forever, dear Judy.

[@Superbates123]

As an American who has traveled extensively to most parts of the globe and lived abroad, I'm astounded at how little Americans know about the world outside of its borders, and especially about Russia. My comment is not about political ideology but just about knowledge. However, the less people know, the easier it is for governments to fool them.

[@adissiosdynos9087]

I am an American and I have travelled in 104 countries and I am amazed how many Americans have never even been to another state; many don't even own a passport. But then there are the '"other" Americans like me. So like Baskin Robbins, I think we come in 31 different flavours. I now live between Greece and Italy, I have two homes, and I love it.

[@henningandersen9027]

terrible TRAFFIC NOISE

[@oscargalindo7920]

Like 80% is a 💩 hole lol

[@jackielee224]

I have once met an American born late 20 something girl, claimed she doesn’t need to travel to learn the world, because she got everything she need to know from TV:(((!

[@margyeoman3564]

Very right. Back in the day, I saw Jay Leno do a walk about in California asking young people questions about their country and about the world. They hardly knew which ocean was on each side of America , nor what countries bordered theirs. They were just living the great LA life, totally oblivious. Only one young guy could answer a question about anything outside of the US. He had learned something about Canada in a course at school. The young people lived only the internal life of their own spaces. We Canadians used to say about the States, that their minds nor their imaginations can rise above the 49th parallel. American existence! Wow!

[@typicalprocrastinator_1395]

Coming from a developing world i feel so envious for how clean the streets are.. how smooth the roads are.. how clean the people look.. how vibrant the night looks.. and how relatively calm it is for being a city.. 😭

[@chrisgillard6129]

One must make the best with what one has. Try not to envy. I'm white, former middle class Canadian. Now lower middle class. Some things are my fault, other things are beyond my control. Here in Canada we are ruled by fools and self serving greed. In many ways it is a very corrupt society. I pray that this age of cruel men will come to an end. My hope is in the Lord Jesus, the Christ. Many laugh at me for such a belief. But I know it is true. Be thankful for what little you do have and make the best of it. May you find comfort in the Lord Jesus Christ.

[@luisfelix7989]

It's the clean part of the city. It has slums and impoverished areas just like any other city.

[@sael52]

@@luisfelix7989 doesn't matter its russia or france. everywhere white people are in process of killing their race. eastern europe is next.

[@briandam8126]

@@chrisgillard6129 + Well said Chris. I feel the same as you. I’m American

[@HigherMorality]

@@luisfelix7989 Nope. The entire city is like this. Slums don't exist there. "Impoverished" areas are just areas with modest residential buildings, but they are as safe as the richest areas.

[@tamasharsanyi9794]

Back in 2008 I saw the same cleanliness, so people don"t have to be super rich to dwell like socialized beings, this is not a matter of money but a matter of attitude. Every metropolis shall be like Moscow. Amazing city!

[@BellaVita100]

Not enough Americans travel internationally to realize how far we have fallen here. our cities and culture have been in decay for so long it just seems normal to us.

[@firegirl24]

You have been taught for years that the United States has the best education and culture. In fact, this is not the case. I studied for a year in student exchange at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2008 and was amazed at the limitations of American students. They know practically nothing about the history and culture of other countries, they are not interested in classical music, theater and visual arts. Many of them have never been to a theater or a classical music concert. This is very sad.

[@johnottr]

LMFAO, AHHHHHHHHHHHHH....its the end of the world. You can always move. Such stupidity.

[@davidclark4376]

@@firegirl24 Best education and culture? Its bad enough that Americans don't know what restrooms to use anymore.

[@jsmythib]

The window to look through has gotten much wider over the last decade+. We, many can see.

[@tanyamir09]

Absolutely so! When I came to the USA in 90-s and told my view on American culture and other subjects ...most ppl didn't want to listen to me and all they did was - defense and anger.

[@tommyslavic898]

I wish more people in the US, UK and Australia saw more videos like this. The impression that most people have of Russia in Australia is very negative thanks to mainstream media and politicians.

[@ratyjoona]

And Hollywood movies

[@chrisdean6700]

America's problem isn't Russia, China, North Korea, or even Iran. Our threat lies within and it's called Liberalism.

[@ohnoitsthecatman738]

I have to agree sadly, I'm a Queenslander and when I announced my 20q4 Odessey through Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania & Poland (Finland was the only one people knew of but none could find it on a map), the first question people asked was "where?", and then "why would you want to go there, you should go to Paris"... no offence Paris & I love French people but the East is where my heart lies, I felt so at home in Lithuania, ive never had so many people with zero mutual intelligibility attemp and refuse to give up on communicating with me. Yeah they can be quiet, cold even but the minute they realise you know information about their country that anyone west of Poland probably wouldnt know and they warm right up

[@ratyjoona]

@@ohnoitsthecatman738 Thank you for visiting Finland! :) Where did you visit in here?

[@ohnoitsthecatman738]

@@ratyjoona only Helsinki really but I had made friends by talking to people online before I came so within a couple of hours of arriving I had my first friend arrive and we went out to the second hand record shops. Because everyone loved in the suburbs I was using public transport to get around, i almost felt like a local, it was great, i loved it 😊

[@fredwalker7185]

As a Canadian I want to thank you for posting these videos it’s on my bucket list to travel to Moscow even more now!

[@luisfelix7989]

Please read and or see information on people living in sewers, the homeless of moscow, the disparities between rich and poor in this country. This video has 3 shades of rose colored glasses

[@Liliushka12]

@@luisfelix7989 чушь какая

[@dianamcdermott4581]

@@luisfelix7989you are here for what?! All your comments are rubbish ((

[@jimh527]

The 1st thing that struck me when I visited Russia for the first was the beauty of Russian women. I've returned many times. : ) Great restaurants, great Supermarkets and malls, genuinely nice, smart and healthy people. And the feeling that crime is very rare or does not exist. I have always been treated with the respect that I deserve. Unfortunately, I can not say the same about my own country.

[@istvanglock7445]

" _the feeling that crime is very rare or does not exist_ " Except of course within the kleptocratic and criminal government circles. Crime comes in many different flavours, and many of those flavours are not visible to most members of the public.

[@jimmyl7511]

@@istvanglock7445 That's just it, it's away from the normal man, being brought up in the poorer parts of the UK I saw car robberies, stabbings, gang shootings, multiple friends have their homes and cars robbed, I personally have been jumped by a gang and ended up in hospital after nearly going partially blind, I have since then spent a lot of time in eastern Europe, I now live in Tbilisi, Georgia, I leave my doors unlocked when I go out and have not had a single problem, I can only talk from personal experience, but when you look at the crime statistics you soon understand why for the common man the world outside of the west is much safer. You're less likely to get murdered in Kigali, Rawanda than you are in London. The movies paint a pretty picture of such fractured and broken societies.

[@wallypoly563]

@@istvanglock7445 So, it's just like Washington D.C. and the FBI; DOJ; the FISA court; mainstream media and the Biden family business.

[@vwilhelm5788]

@@istvanglock7445which country has honest politicians? Name one. In the US where i live the government robs you to your face and there is nothing you can do about it.

[@bamabldr66]

As a person brought up to hate Russia I sure have fallen in love with your country! We have no reason to ever be enemies that has got to stop. Peace and Love from Mobile, Alabama!

[@hawaiian529]

Very true. The people of Russia and the US have more in common then the governments.

[@ericastier1646]

You were never an enemy of russia but the US deep state needed/wanted you to believe that you are because you'd be learning too much about how the deep state is screwing Americans.

[@ericastier1646]

@@HomoDigital What about central asia ?

[@shihtzu291]

@@HomoDigital - Yeah okay try saying that to the Poles, Finns, Georgians oh and the Ukraine! I'm so sure they will agree with you. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧👍

[@HomoDigital]

@@shihtzu291 You TV watch more.

[@jussioman]

Hello from Finland. I have only visited some provincial cities in Russia such as Murmansk and Kandalaksha. Very safe and absolutely no problem walking in the streets after bars and restaurants. Never been to Moscow but I never had to be afraid while travelling Russia.

[@vladelets_vag]

Murmansk is getto🤷‍♂️

[@SmotritelMayaka29]

Hey! Isn't it safe in Finland? I live in Vyborg and have often been to Finland, it is very safe there. Only the city streets at night in Finland are empty, there are no people walking. It is sad.

[@sophk8457]

Glad you’ve felt safe here))

[@user-ze6yx2eg9w]

Unfortunately, the distribution of finances in Russia is very uneven, so cities in different parts of the country can look like different planets. If you're not tired of Russia yet, try taking a ferry to St. Petersburg, it's quick and inexpensive (just don't drink too much there, haha, some Finns will get my joke). Hang out there a little, the city is very beautiful, many consider it the most attractive in Russia. Then you can get from there to Moscow by high-speed train "Sapsan" in 4 hours. And from Moscow, by local trains, travel along the "golden ring" of Russia - the ancient medieval cities, where centuries-old kremlin and other buildings have survived. It will also come out extremely inexpensive. Then you will seriously feel the spirit of Russia. Tervehdys Suomelle ja sen kansalle!

[@francoiswilliams]

@@user-ze6yx2eg9w Sounds great BTW, any recommendation?

[@donaldfernandes7798]

What I have understood from this video, is that Moscow is a great city. It is beautiful and clean. People are safe and enjoying the evening. You do not have to fear for anything. It is wonderful.

[@MrsLawson-sz8hu]

MOSCOW has always been super safe, super clean, super beautiful, with plenty of art galleries, museums and bright streets and cosy parks . You can enjoy the streets at any time of the day and night. Busy, joyful and friendly people. Love the city.

[@peterflanagan5901]

Greetings from Ireland 🇪🇺☘️🇮🇪 to great people Of Moscow Russia 🇷🇺☘️

[@mikehoward4632]

I'm from NZ, been to Moscow twice, awesome place, only positive feedback, would return again. Respect to Russia.

[@taemck3946]

Moscow always is waiting for you

[@theowl2044]

@@taemck3946 Because she never sleeps!

[@Neil00841]

Yup.. NZ is a cool place too.. But my EX lives there. She is a bitch.

[@dsch2038]

Thank you! Welcome again!

[@arzen9835]

Moscow isn'r Russia. It's a parasiting on Russia, like metropoly, where all behing Ural mountains is a Moscow colony.

[@JM-ig4ed]

One thing that stood out is how wide all the streets are - they aren't freeways, but just normal city streets - and yes, did notice how clean. It really changed my perspective. Thanks.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

For more acquaintance with Russia, you can recommend several more channels. For example, the channel of the Australian Russell "Traveling with Russell", where he shows not only sights, but also ordinary life: shops, housing, transport, metro and much more. And also the channel "Window to Moscow" with walking tours of real Moscow without comments. Or the channels of the American Jackson Hinkle and his girlfriend Anna Linnikova, who also has her own channel under her name. There is the usual real Russia.

[@ClassWarMatrix]

In the mid 90s , due to economic and political collapse after Ussr , my parents left Russia to seek a better life in USA. I fear soon i will be fleeing USA to seek a better life back in Russia 💀

[@sportsfisher9677]

Yes early 1900s relatives of mine came to USA from Eastern Europe and America has gone downhill in the last 25 years. I'm feeling a pull to return to Eastern Europe. Russia looks amazing.

[@xxjr8axx]

What are the problems with the U.S and are those problems better addressed in Russia?

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

Давно пора. Всем нормальным людям с нормальными взглядами в России всегда рады. Особенно сегодня, когда Россия развивается с невероятными темпами.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

For more acquaintance with Russia, you can recommend several more channels. For example, the channel of the Australian Russell "Traveling with Russell", where he shows not only sights, but also ordinary life: shops, housing, transport, metro and much more. And also the channel "Window to Moscow" with walking tours of real Moscow without comments. Or the channels of the American Jackson Hinkle and his girlfriend Anna Linnikova, who also has her own channel under her name. There is the usual real Russia.

[@ClassWarMatrix]

@@user-xo4nw4wg7i Ето точно. Ну последние время я думаю я тут не напрасно родился. Страны как Россия и Китай уже намного опережают Запад в плане социального развития, и Америке нужны народные лидеры которые приведут её в будущее. Jackson Hinkle наш парень из 'Infrared Collective' , и мне нужно помочь им построить Американский Коммунизм. Может вернусь я, когда Россия и Америка станут друзьями 🇷🇺🤝🇺🇸 Поцелуй за меня нашу Русскую землю

[@AndyMcloone]

Most people in the US and UK still believe Moscow is like it was during the USSR, I even got asked “if I got followed by the KGB” . I actually prefer Moscow to London.

[@BruceHoult]

When I moved to Moscow in early 2015, two of the first Tinder dates I had were with an ex-national TV (Russia One, later RT) newsreader and then a Federal Immigration Service inspector -- both very beautiful.I really had to wonder if it was some kind of set up! Well, anyway, both were fun and I'm still in fairly regular communication with both now, more than three years after leaving Russia.

[@JackCooper243]

True, I showed my dad a video of Moscow yesterday and he said he never expected it to look as it did. He thought it was a poor city filled with crime and derelict buildings.

[@TKUA11]

I think most people understand that the elites have sucked the country dry and took all the money to Moscow, their paradise, from the serfs and plebs

[@Denis50832]

These who hold these wrong beliefs are clearly ignorant, uneducated people who never been to Moscow

[@Inquiring]

Westerners lose their propaganda view of Moscow once they visit.

[@user-wg2yr9xz3t]

When I first came to NY in late 90ths it was like WOW. Everything seemed perfect and amazing in comparison to the Russian cities. And even like 15 years ago Moscow was producing rather dull impression. Now Moscow looks way better than NY, streets, people, parks, gardens, opulent architecture, public transportation, activities, the whole infrastructure, reasonable prices, immaculately clean, very safe, no litter, no panhandlers, no weirdly looking people loitering etc.

[@justappearances]

Very true, it took Moscow only ten years to change so much! Also the US was a different country in the 90s, it was the golden age for American culture, I grew up watching American movies and listening to the American music, it was so rich in creativity, nowadays it's a money grabbing scheme nothing more

[@stanspb763]

@@justappearances The 90s were 20 years into the great decay that has not stopped since the middle 70s. The infrastructure decades badly the peak of the middle class ended in 1972 and it has declined every year since that time. In the late 60s the middle class owned 67 of the wealth of the country and after 40 years of stagnant incomes, and cost of living increasing 400% and college increasing 1400% and medical care increasing 1900% the middle class held less than 6% of the wealth.. The wealth was moved to the very wealthy. 80 individuals in the US own more assets than the bottom 300 million combined

[@user-wg2yr9xz3t]

@Duke Wayne Correct. Pillaged.

[@ddharder]

@@justappearances I left America for Russia in 2004. When I read things like you have written, it just makes me sad. I hope the country of my birth and my culture can find its soul once again.

[@justappearances]

@@ddharder it's kinda sad, perhaps history repeats itself on this planet over and over, it was sad to see great civilizations rise and fall, it happened to Romans, Greeks, Mongols etc, even Slavs in a way, maybe one day humanity will finally reach unity and there will no longer be countries or civilizations, but one planet for all to share, but if it happens it has to happen by consensus, not through wars or politics

[@alexandermfrei]

I live in Moscow and when I visited LA it was a shocking experience. Nothing like my expectations of USA. It also felt REALLY dangerous. I literally had to cross the street every 3 minutes to avoid strange and aggressive people who obviously needed help not encouragement to continue like this. It also is dirty and smells really bad. I was afraid to walk at night, something I'd never felt in Moscow.

[@australialife2153]

LA ain’t a tourist best destination, visit New York.

[@justappearances]

@@australialife2153 NYC has many of the same issues LA has, but yeah a much more welcoming experience than LA that's for sure

[@australialife2153]

@@justappearances absolutely, NY is my favourite 😻

[@Anonymous-qj3sf]

@@australialife2153 The high crime rate in such a large city as Los Angeles is rather strange. It's a metropolis and needs to be handled properly, which the US government and police don't do.

[@australialife2153]

@@Anonymous-qj3sf at least they try to from what I’ve noticed

[@martin72t47]

I love Moscow. I lived there for more than a year and often go there. It is super safe, super clean. People are very nice and polite. It feels like "civilisation". I'm from Paris and Paris has become a shadow of itself unfortunately.

[@nomadsanju1559]

Hello

[@kondobolo2575]

So trump was right about Paris

[@user-ij5sw7fd6x]

Jeez, we look up to Paris considering it as a role model. You surprised me a lot.

[@Semtex777]

In Paris the crackheads exploded due to illegal immigration

[@PerryCuda]

In light of recent events I'll pass.

[@reiner164]

I know Russia has its problems but Moscow just has such a positive vibe to it (I lived there for 4 months and I've visited a couple of times since). Really left a part of my heart in Moscow and I hope to go back permanently someday.

[@morris4430]

Not gonna lie, I had a totally different perception of Moscow before watching this video and was probably due to US propaganda. I lived in Thailand for a few years and all of my friends from the USA thought Thailand was a third world country with huts and people living in the wild life and a bunch of prostitutes. The majority of prostitution is in Bangkok, that's it. It's crazy how Americans are brainwashed into thinking certain countries are not what they're actually are.

[@jameseverett4976]

Dang, I was sure you were gonna lie.

[@spencer5028]

Americans also believe diversity is a strength... Till they get shot

[@SupremeIntentionCrew]

We aren't brainwashed. We just dont care because we don't have to lmao

[@diy_lothar4422]

But Thailand IS a third world country, 😂

[@InnaVitamina777]

Yes. Propoganda at it's best. Sad how much the US population really is in the dark about how other people all over the world live, think, etc..

[@rimasmeleshyus9486]

Great city ,very romantic. I lived in Moscow for many years ,no homeless at all very safety for the ladies walking at night walking 🚶‍♀️ Now living in Hawaii islands. Also in Moscow very extremely clean city 👌 Absolutely great memories For me very important safety and clean

[@NicheID]

I’ve always dreamed about visiting Moscow. The streets look so clean and the people look fascinating ❤.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

For more acquaintance with Russia, you can recommend several more channels. For example, the channel of the Australian Russell "Traveling with Russell", where he shows not only sights, but also ordinary life: shops, housing, transport, metro and much more. And also the channel "Window to Moscow" with walking tours of real Moscow without comments. Or the channels of the American Jackson Hinkle and his girlfriend Anna Linnikova, who also has her own channel under her name. There is the usual real Russia.

[@ltm3368]

I'm a woman, I've been only once to Moscow but it felt like an alternate dimension, clean and the safest I've ever felt. The feeling of total safety is especially striking as other major European/American cities aren't like that. The center of Moscow is lit up perfectly at night, I would go back alone without hesitation. Good job Russia

[@HairyPixels]

That's because Moscow is all white. Can't say the same for any major US city however. Smaller cities with white majorities in the US are still safe.

[@thedarkknight1865]

Russians are nice ❤️ west politics and media make them look bad

[@sir_arsen]

try walking somewhere that not in the center of moscow

[@francoiswilliams]

London was dreadful in 92...where u from?

[@kristiskinner8542]

@PMKKO the majority for the country is Slavic

[@Josdamale]

Moscow looks beautiful. A lot of young people on the streets.

[@davisdurand]

Another great video. Had no idea that Moscow was that clean, and beautiful.

[@kiska5058]

Как бы кто не говорил что Беларусь это не страна для жизни что это дыра но в Беларуси нет толпами наркоманов мы можем ходить спокойно днём и ночью по улицам,дают льготные кредиты всем нуждающим на квартиру и дома,сидят три года с маленьким ребенком и получаю пособие до 3 лет.большенсво людей живет очень даже и неплохо.

[@user-iz9ge9xy1u]

Беларусия очень чистая и красивая, ухоженная страна. Чище России. Но Россия же больше. привет из Москвы!

[@user-ky1yi2vd4l]

Именно по этой причине мы были так удивлены, когда у вас начались беспорядки.

[@evgeniyapanagushina4511]

Вообще-то многие москвичи и россияне на каникулы едут в Беларусь. Ни одного отрицательного отзыва не слышала. Всегда восхищение и удивление тому, как у вас чисто и аккуратно, насколько процветает деревня. Удивляло, что вы чуть своими руками страну не погубили.

[@Echo63103]

Вот тут иностранцы удивляются чистоте в Москве и российских городах, а россияне удивляются чистоте в Беларуси. Так что родине моей мамы - большой привет. Вы огромные молодцы, что сохранили свою промышленность и не дали разворовать страну олигархату

[@yehookenny9445]

Я считал что Москва и Россия - очень чистые. Но когда я приехал в Белоруссию, я понял что такое настоящая чистота. В любой деревне, в любом городке было так чисто, что невозможно было в это поверить. Как-то я остановился в кармане для парковки грузовиков, остановился чтобы поймать сигнал навигатора и бродил по этой зоне с сигаретой в зубах, пытаясь понять куда ехать. Когда я докурил сигарету, понял что некуда выкинуть окурок, - всё было настолько чисто, несмотря на отсутствие урн, как будто Господь только что создал эту стоянку и люди ещё не успели её загадить. Пришлось завернуть окурок в чек с заправки и положить в карман. Потом я выбросил его в урну в Минске. Поздравляю, у вас наверное самая чистая страна на земле, а людей более доброжелательных и светлых я не встречал вообще нигде!

[@louiekiwi]

I'm from New Zealand, I've been to Russia more than 10 times. Never been to the US, I'm too afraid.

[@dandavis8300]

LOL! It's just the big cities that are pits. By all means see Yellowstone if you're into natural wonders.

[@josebuencamino]

Ooo the patriarch ponds!! Be careful about the trams and any sunflower oil 🤭😂

[@hawaiian529]

Master and Margarita!

[@stevecherk1022]

It seems that there have been no trams in this area of the city for a long time. Tram tracks remained mainly outside the Garden Ring. So there is a much greater risk of getting hit by a car or a bicycle. But this is not at all like getting hit by a tram:)

[@HomoDigital]

I respect reading people.

[@maria.5974]

Near patriarch ponds there is Bulgakov's museum, with a real resident Begemot cat.))

[@josebuencamino]

@@maria.5974 Ох, это так здорово)) но нужно наверное с ним быть осторожным!

[@bobterrana6554]

Looks like a great place .Beautiful woman. Peaceful. Not like what we've been told all our lives about Russia. We've been lied to.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

Today Russia is the best place on the planet. This has been repeatedly confirmed by international ratings in Moscow and St. Petersburg. In addition, there are a huge number of other places in Russia: Sochi, Kazan, Grozny, Vladivostok, Yaroslavl, Altai, Baikal, etc., etc. Welcome to Russia - the cleanest and safest country in the world with 1000 years of history and the richest culture.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

For more acquaintance with Russia, you can recommend several more channels. For example, the channel of the Australian Russell "Traveling with Russell", where he shows not only sights, but also ordinary life: shops, housing, transport, metro and much more. And also the channel "Window to Moscow" with walking tours of real Moscow without comments. Or the channels of the American Jackson Hinkle and his girlfriend Anna Linnikova, who also has her own channel under her name. There is the usual real Russia.

[@DC8223]

😂 I caught the Scorpions lyrics. 👏🏻 bravo!

[@zyou8er]

The difference is Russia keeps it for Russians they don’t flood their nation with immigrants that never assimilate. They also love their country, and culture! Long live Orthodoxy and Russia!

[@jamesdallas1493]

Japan in 2020 only allowed 42 refugees in. Japan is safe and clean

[@zyou8er]

@@jamesdallas1493 They should send them back, the UAE., is rich they can take care of their own. And this is not a refugee situation, it’s an invasion just as it happened in Europe which will soon be called Arabia.

[@jamesdallas1493]

Germany, France, UK and Holland all have “ no go zones” You are correct they will never assimilate and are permanent welfare recipients.

[@ioruta]

You're wrong. According to UN statistics, Russia is the second country in the world in terms of the number of immigrants (more than 15 million or 10% of the population) at that moment. And very many have significant differences in culture and religion and traditions ...

[@zyou8er]

@@ioruta majority are from surrounding countries that were part of former USSR., I don’t see Afghanistan, Iranians, Iraqis, Syrians, Libyans or African immigrants there as I have seen in Europe or America,

[@bwalle]

One of my favorite videos of Moscow! What great coverage of all the fun and beautiful places to visit. While people say people don't look in the eye or smile, when Russians open up they are VERY friendly and warm people. Thank you for making this great video!

[@danield.7359]

Well dressed, good and healthy looking people. No obese people. No graffities, no dirt. The society there must be much healthier than anywhere else in the West.

[@thomasbrennan6303]

There's absolutely nothing healthy about an oppressive, dystopian police state ruled by an evil kleptocrat who will send hundreds of thousands of his own people to their deaths. Don't believe their propaganda. Not all that glitters is gold.

[@RussianPlus]

This video was filmed before the war Thomas. And it’s more about the US rather than Russia. Replace Moscow with Seoul, Baku, Singapore, Muscat Etc and you’re gonna get the same result

[@thomasbrennan6303]

@@RussianPlus Being filmed before February 2022 is meaningless. The war is simply the culmination of Russian society's quiet, decades-long complicity in the Putin regime. Drawing some sort of comparative analysis between how American big city governments and a brutal, totalitarian police state deals with homelessness isn't a fair comparison. If your only measure of "results" is how visible homeless people are to passersby, then yes, Moscow is cleaner. There's no drug problem in Singapore because drug dealers are executed. Is that how we should deal with those problems? I can't answer that. Personally I believe the measures we take to achieve an end is how we should measure society.

[@danield.7359]

@@thomasbrennan6303 You must be talking about Biden America, because there's no other country that fits that description. I'm European and I'm sick and tired of US proxywars. And if my government is dumb enough to jump when Washington says, jump, let me tell you, a lot of people here know exactly what's going on. I want Biden to explain Nordstream. But rather than that I wished my government would seize any relationship to the US.

[@thomasbrennan6303]

@@danield.7359 You're gonna be paddling up a certain creek if you're actually trying to argue to me that the world has no moral duty to stop Putin, and dismissing military aid to Ukraine as "just another US proxy war." Might as well try arguing that the world should have just left Hitler alone and avoided the whole WWII thing, you know, because America is bad. Or something.

[@irenepalmer7597]

As someone who grew up in the big city of Philadelphia and lived there for 60 years of my life and now live in the south and in the country because I was fed up with that kind of city life that I saw, to see how beautiful and safe Moscow is is totally surprising from what we always hear. As someone who had a German mother and a Ukrainian father who both immigrated to the US, I was raised differently and still to this day feel different living here because we were raised similar to the way you were describing the people in Moscow. Having a Ukrainian dad who always talks bad about Russians and living in the US with all the propaganda, it gives me much pleasure to see how beautiful this city is and safe and the people also. One thing I noticed, I did not see people with tattoos all over their body which I find in this country has gotten out of hand and to me it’s very ugly and that’s not politically correct to say but I don’t really care because I was raised differently. My son grew up and is a father today and has two huge tattoos on his body which is just beyond my understanding.This video proves that there must be something going on right in the country. Even though I live in the country we are starting to see more and more homeless in our small towns. This is what happens in a country that gives out free money to everyone whereas when my parents immigrated here in the late 1940s they interviewed them and told them if they cannot afford to support themselves to get on the boat and turn around and go back to their countries. Many Russians immigrated to this country after communism left Russia and in Philadelphia we had huge supermarkets that we called Russian supermarkets. I would watch Russians as they brought food stamps given to them by this country to buy their food. We worked in this country and our pensions are low and they give out free money to people who just come here. My parents did not have that luxury so I was raised to work hard if I wanted to get ahead in life. I think the US knew what they were doing by giving out free money and people would become lazy and dependent on it. Very sad but I am learning that the Russian people are wonderful people. If my dad was still alive he’d be really mad at me for thinking that but that’s OK. The Russians that moved to this country probably were different because if I spoke English in those supermarkets they looked at me like I was not belonging there. I came there because the foods they had were the foods I grew up with. Your videos are quite entertaining and show us clearly that Russian people are safe. I loved the people in Germany too when I went to visit my relatives for the summer and I loved it there also because it was so different.People were very community minded and helped one another. I am finding in the country even where I live people are even more to themselves but still much nicer and Friendlier than the northern part of the US.

[@GUITARTIME2024]

Irene. You could summarize Phillys problem in one word. We both know that.

[@luisfelix7989]

Please research; homeless in moscow, moscow slums, crime data per capita in moscow. As a tourist I'm sure you will be welcomed in nice hotels or airbnb.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

Thank you for your honest and unbiased feedback about the video and about Russia in connection with what is being shown in Western media.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

For more acquaintance with Russia, you can recommend several more channels. For example, the channel of the Australian Russell "Traveling with Russell", where he shows not only sights, but also ordinary life: shops, housing, transport, metro and much more. And also the channel "Window to Moscow" with walking tours of real Moscow without comments. Or the channels of the American Jackson Hinkle and his girlfriend Anna Linnikova, who also has her own channel under her name. There is the usual real Russia.

[@stovepipe1015]

As an American, I am impressed, Moscow seems like an amazing City. America...we are in big trouble, our decadence will be, and is, our demise. another thing I noticed is, no fat people, what the heck is going on in the US? This was really an eye opening video, I love America, I'm a Patriot, a Veteran, I'm 67yrs old, somehow, some way...we lost our way here. Also..everyone seems happy there, no depressing narcotic using homeless junkies camped in front of retail establishments, no heavy handed law enforcement, and I purposely kept looking, and didn't see surveillance cameras everywhere like here in the USA. Great video sir...but now I have to rethink absolutely everything!!!

[@johnsmith4811]

Yeah, but we do have all those BLM and George Floyd graffiti ... err ... murals. Take that, Russia!

[@stovepipe1015]

@@johnsmith4811 We're on the same page John, it's sad, they're communists. Thank you for your reply, sometimes I feel alone, which is what they want.

[@showstopper2568]

Thank for the kind words about Moscow. A friend of mine lives in Florida, and she find it difficult to stay slim because there’s too much sugar in everything she can buy at a supermarket. Also healthy food is difficult to find, she notices.

[@stovepipe1015]

@@showstopper2568 Fast Food places on every corner, I don't even think it's real food, it's just seasoned to be palatable and fill your stomach, but zero nutrition. Also, your President is laughing at us, and I have to agree with him. He loves his Country, a Nationalist...our President...not so much. Thank you for the reply show stopper.

[@borghorsa1902]

There are more surveillance cameras in Moscow and they keep the city safe. It's the opposite, less cameras, more street crime like in America. More cameras means less police on the streets. In NY there are almost no cameras

[@Jamie.Richards]

In Paris and Barcelona you're warned of pick pockets, muggings and sexual assaults. When I visited Berlin I felt on edge the entire time and was warned to avoid certain areas at night. Here in London a teenage boy was stabbed to death outside my flat a few weeks ago in broad daylight and I've come home to crow bar marks on my front door. I've not visited Russia, but I can say that Beijing and Tokyo were the safest cities I've ever visited and opened my eyes to what it can be like. It's not easy to come to terms with as Western Europeans and Americans who are raised to think our countries are the safest.

[@RussianPlus]

Some people refuse to see that

[@user-mg8uq6us2i]

Да, так и 5сть, я живу в Москве и спокойно хожу ночью по Москве, абсолютно безопасно

[@user-px6ko2eg3t]

@@user-mg8uq6us2i причем по Москве, ныне спокойно можно шататься, в любом её районе, а не только в её центре. Эксцессы, случаются весьма редко и это что то из ряда вон выходящее, в отличие от реалий конца восьмидесятых и всех девяностых. В те времена, легко можно было домой лишь в одном исподнем вернутся, после поздних прогулок, а уж ввязаться в какой нибудь конфликт вплоть до мордобоя, было делом обыденным, полно было народу на понтах и с взвинченными нервами.

[@CrazyGaming-ig6qq]

China just sends anyone to "re-education" camps, basically concentration camps, that's how they solve anything. So is that what you would like as a solution?

[@ellidano]

I rent a daily apartment for rent in Moscow. In particular, on Vernadsky Avenue. in 2018, Brazilians settled in for a couple of days at the FIFA World Cup. The first thing they asked me was if it was a safe area. To be honest, I was puzzled. I didn't know what to say to them. Since I didn't understand their question. I don't understand what it means not a safe area in Moscow. There are no unsafe areas in Moscow.

[@contekozlovski]

Why is the murder rate in Russia so higher than in western Europe?

[@itinensanzen]

You could simply say "its all fine, there's no unsafe areas, this is not Brazil" and we would understand. In Brazil you can be robbed or kidnapped just by leaving the airport, even the police are corrupt here.

[@RitaLady]

I love channels like yours that cut through the US propaganda about Russia. Thank you☺️

[@Natashanjka]

That's good when people learn something about our country from such videos, not only from the news.

[@D.N..]

Didn't see walls of graffiti in this area, which is a huge positive to making someone feel safe and the city clean

[@kristiskinner8542]

Yeah not that area, go outside the middle of the city. Moscow is where the majority of the tax money there goes to

[@rob5197]

Italians should learn how to respect their towns /cities by looking at the east European countries

[@outpost2996]

@@kristiskinner8542 "Go utside middle of city"? So what, is it full of graffity?)

[@rob5197]

@@outpost2996 so what ?_ if you happy to live in a pig stile please yourself in your own home __ most decent people are not __

[@outpost2996]

@@rob5197 you didn't catch the point of conversation.

[@XuguangLeng]

In 2019, I went to Moscow, SPB, Kazan, Vladimir, somewhat like you did in the US. I always feel safe, from violence and thief. Russian cities are clean, people are mainstream, unlike US cities which have large population of underclass detached from mainstream society.

[@BruceHoult]

Vladimir is definitely the worst of those. It's nice on the main st and up around the cathedral, but seemed a bit seedy near the railway station -- and that's the only place I ever found honest-to-goodness squat toilets. What Kazan has done around the kremlin and up the side of the river is really great. I enjoyed going to a car race meeting at the Kazan Ring, and they have a good technology business park there too.

[@XuguangLeng]

@@BruceHoult I agree with your assessment of Vladimir. The area around railway station is a little rundown. Even in the rundown area, I didn’t fear for my safety, and I was in a foreign country. I felt uneasy quite sometimes on NYC or Atlanta subway.

[@TKUA11]

You think Moscow has mainstream people? No, this is where the elites live , the rest of Russia is a dump, but even in the smallest American cities you can find modern technology

[@XuguangLeng]

@@TKUA11 If you watch this channel regularly, you would know the rest of Russia is NOT a dump.

[@theowl2044]

Not even underclass, just criminals and primitives.

[@whynot5716]

Moscow is kept very clean. No trash lying around.

[@greenrosenz]

What a beautiful city. I left England in the 80's, I didn't live in London, but visited..interesting but expensive to do anything. Now many parts don't look European anymore. Moscow retains the European look & culture. I could happily live there. Lived in NZ, about one hour driving north of Auckland. NZ is beautiful too & people are generally very friendly.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

Come to Russia. Here you will definitely find a place to your liking, because in Russia there are both megacities and quiet cities with spiritual warmth. But, everywhere is equally clean, safe and interesting. Russia today is the best place on Earth.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

For more acquaintance with Russia, you can recommend several more channels. For example, the channel of the Australian Russell "Traveling with Russell", where he shows not only sights, but also ordinary life: shops, housing, transport, metro and much more. And also the channel "Window to Moscow" with walking tours of real Moscow without comments. Or the channels of the American Jackson Hinkle and his girlfriend Anna Linnikova, who also has her own channel under her name. There is the usual real Russia.

[@MultiWarbird]

I’m Russian but was raised in America. I want to go back to Moscow. I listen to a bunch of Russian music and it’s so amazing to hear the very same russian music I listen to be played on the streets of Moscow in restaurants haha.

[@MrLiquar]

come back, dude!

[@markberryhill2715]

I love Russian music. If Americans only knew how connected we are to their music. Irvin Berlin, George Gershwin, etc, all of Russian Jewish descent still influence what we listen to today.

[@ltm3368]

Do you have music recommendations? I'm American and love Russian music and Russia in general

[@MrLiquar]

@@ltm3368 which style

[@ltm3368]

@@MrLiquar Pop (think in the style of Dima Bilan or Sergey Lazarev) and rock but I listen to a bit of everything

[@Yarowind]

Вы один делаете больше для рекламы России, чем все министерство туризма:))

[@RussianPlus]

Хаха, спасибо)

[@user-eq6fg7ez4w]

Не преувеличивай))

[@user-zc7ef7qt7q]

@@user-eq6fg7ez4w не вредничай

[@user-rj2oo9qy1n]

@@RussianPlus И за Минкультуры отдуваетесь. Я сегодня впервые на Вашем канале. Спасибо!

[@OlgasBritishFells]

Там и так много приезжих. Я думаю лишняя реклама Москве не очень нужна.

[@nancysmith-baker1813]

I just watched this and yesterday another vid on a different channel taken in Moscow . What I noticed is people looked healthy , and friendly . But how clean the city looks . I watched your kroniburg and that was clean . America was like that in the early sixties . It's all declining now and sadly strange . Thank you .in USA .

[@javiersanc]

omg im so impressed by russian people, the way of living and everything!!

[@julioalbertomorales]

I’m American - born and raised - and love my country and in my opinion this video is on point in its impressions of the USA. I live in Maryland and strongly attest to the homelessness, gun violence, carjackings and uncleanliness rampant in DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia - basically all the big cities up and down the East Coast and their metro areas. I can’t speak to other areas of the country except Chicago and Los Angeles which are also engulfed in these problems too. It’s absolutely awful. I support solutions and am willing to do my part. I’ve been fortunate enough to travel around the world and no where have I seen it as crappy as here in my own backyard. On a positive note, I am glad you were here again. There’s nothing like travel. Your entire channel is fantastic, I look forward to every video and I re-watch my favorite ones. 👍

[@RussianPlus]

Appreciate it

[@williamgill_esq.6487]

It,is al,the Democrat liberal controlled cities especially the ones with a lot of “ minorities.” Those cities, and it is hundreds of them simply aren’t safe.

[@ericastier1646]

@@williamgill_esq.6487 ​ @William Gill_Esq. What is happening in the US right now is that the deep state who sold american industries to China through wall street pressure and created the big wealth divide and the fake dead end service economy and real estate bubble from the fake FED money, saw the rage of the population growing starting from its most wild demographic and quickly found itself a scapegoat (the middle class hard working white people) to deflect reproaches away from its deep state core. The more threatened they felt the more hateful they have accelerate their hate propaganda on Ccasian people. YT trying hard to censor this.

[@b.h.7423]

We call those cities s holes

[@borealis1592]

@@b.h.7423 - In no time it maybe the whole country, it’s heading in that direction very fast.

[@sid7884]

Have been in Moscow 12 times and absolutely love it, each time I find a new corner to discover. Great video

[@jacquelinesternberg8461]

Not only is the city so clean looking, but one sees very few obese---or even just fat---people (except for some old ladies). I suspect that is due to far less fast food establishments, with regular citizens being far less addicted to fatty foods and junk food.

[@yaspermaglot9310]

In Moscow, as in other cities of Russia, there are a lot of fast food establishments. There are McDonalds, Kfs, Burgerking and Russian establishments on almost every corner. The queue there is always big, many people like fast food, but do not abuse it

[@yehookenny9445]

You are mistaken. There are no fewer fast food establishments in Moscow than in New York, for example. The thing is that Russian people are ashamed to be fat. To be fat is not to respect oneself, it is to be weak, unable to deny oneself vices. Fat means weak, lazy and stupid. We are politically correct enough not to say this to the eyes of fat people, but we look at fat people with pity and contempt.

[@banitsaboy144]

Moscow looks spotless!

[@CarsandCats]

So many beautiful women there. They care about their appearance, stay physically fit by walking a lot, and dress very well.

[@aceclutch9040]

It’s the richest city and part of Moscow. All of Russia isn’t like this. Moscow steals all the funds from the rural area and it sucks

[@fayereaganlover]

@@aceclutch9040 you're talking like this is something unusual. It's the same in all countries. Paris also steals all the wealth from it's surrounding but Paris is a sh...hole compared to Moscow

[@user-zc7ef7qt7q]

@@aceclutch9040 and what??? I live in Vladimir. It's a city near Moscow. Only 180 km from it. There a lot of beautiful and skinny women here.

[@Hovnik]

@@fayereaganlover have you ever been to Russian town? have you ever been to French town?

[@alinabogdanova9554]

@@aceclutch9040 You're talking nonsense. Moscow is a donor city, part of the money of Moscow taxpayers goes to the development of other cities in Russia.

[@watchoutforyourself7710]

Skinny is good. I am an American and I am skinny because I take care of myself and I am 83 years young and will live as long as the Lord allows me to. Russian people are as good as any on this earth. The leaders are corrupt in every nation, including Russia. But I love the people.

[@eliasstockholm9165]

Kidding me? US leaders are most corrupted in the world. Russia's Leader is not currupted and Russia's corruption is nothing comparng to American. But there it's called "lobbying of interests".

[@badguy1481]

I can't imagine any Russian "officials" can beat the corruption of our American "officials". That's the one thing America is "great at" (unchallenged!)

[@rachelmclaughlin1491]

@@eliasstockholm9165 Putin in very corrupt, the income gap is evidence of that. In America people earn let's say $60,000 a month. In Russia people are earning $500 a month. Big difference. Secondly there is democracy and 'free speech' in America. There's not as much in Russia.

[@nailil5722]

Crazy homeless people on the sidewalk are a trademark and national treasure of the US, let them be

[@illastration1]

Biggest difference I noticed is everyone in Moscow looks slim and healthy.

[@yehookenny9445]

You are mistaken. There are no fewer fast food establishments in Moscow than in New York, for example. The thing is that Russian people are ashamed to be fat. To be fat is not to respect oneself, it is to be weak, unable to deny oneself vices. Fat means weak, lazy and stupid. We are politically correct enough not to say this to the eyes of fat people, but we look at fat people with pity and contempt.

[@stevenjames1138]

I have to admit that Moscow is much more beautiful than I expected! Also, as an American, I have to admit to being embarrassed by the crime and homelessness allowed in American cities. That’s why I left Seattle.

[@badguy1481]

I lived near Seattle, off and on, for over 40 years. I watched that "Shangri-La" degenerate over that same time. Too Bad.

[@deniskosian2934]

I meet homeless people in Moscow sometimes. But when I visit London n 2018 I've met a WAY more homeless people there. Right in the center near Trafalgar. It shocked me. I couldn't understand how come there are so many homless people in such a rich country.

[@mullholand]

Democrats are ruining our best cities from San Fran to Seattle to NYC.

[@pavelmolchanov7156]

I'm Russian living in Moscow and hate it

[@freedomfyter]

Embarrassed? Go live n Russia.

[@meteor2012able]

EXCELLENT! I am 88 yo Mexican-American, born poor in a desert mining town. I became a successful professional, retired comfortably in my own home. Being Mexican-American, I have a huge familia that includes many good people. I admire Russians because we were allies during WW2 and learned they were great patriots, tough, cultured, and that they suffered horrible tragedies and came back strong. As a young man, I learned many things about Russians that impressed me very much.... 👏 in fields like the sciences, mathematics, literature, music, dance, and philosophy. America is a great country too, but is in a steep decline due to the combined unintended consequences of politicians trying social engineer people. America has a huge problem with hedonism and immorality... Americans have destroyed the traditional "familia" that included love and decent , sane, cultured parenting within a supporting network of kin, neighbors, and professionals. The very things that I note Russians seem to have. Americans, to me, are super stressed, hedonistic, materialistic, and emotionally superficial.... many Americans are educated but still "ignorant" about important things right under their noses. For about 60 years, Americans have raised children to be spoiled brats who remain this way until their 50s! Some never really grow up and die before their parents because of drugs, suicide, or stress-related medical conditions including obesity and heart attacks. One big American problem is Blacks.... They have been brain washed and in many ways pampered to become "victims" of White racism. So, in part consequence, they are angry, hedonistic, childish, criminogenic, and do not have a sense of shame in public conduct. Some Blacks try to correct the negatives, but to little avail, because they are overwhelmed by their adult "children" who waste their material and human resources on hedonistic even criminal pursuits. Blacks are much overrepresented in prisons for all kinds of crimes. KZbin videos of Black neighborhoods and zones are available in quantity for anyone to see my negative allegations. Blacks even have their own language and distinct culture to separate themselves from mainstream Americans. @Russians: America is in social and moral decline. Our politicians are reflective of this. The President and Vice President (for example) arranged with a combination 😈 evil agents to steal a Presidential Election! How horrible is that? Russian, I know you too have problems, all nations do, but overall you seem healthier, happier, more civilized , less spoiled, more law abiding, healthier, and educated than we Americans. Finally, I hope you avoid going the ways America has in the last 60 years. PAZ, amigos 💘😻💜💛

[@algomes715]

So true mi hermano !

[@Bokicazver]

Perfect observation...

[@johnnyperez1969]

Bingo!!!

[@denisbond7517]

Ваши наблюдения очень интересны и правильны. Многие люди не спешат заводить детей, до тех пор, пока "не встанут на ноги". Такое удается далеко не всегда, а когда удается, то появляется один, максиму два ребенка. А что бы нация не выраждалась, нужно чтобы из двух людей, получалось минимум три. Мой дед был столяром, бабушка маляром в Южном речном порте в Москве. За свою трудовую карьеру они получили бесплатно от компании три квартиры в Москве. То были времена коммунистического Советского Союза, со своими лишениями и недостатками, но в ту пору у людей было самое главное - вера в светлое будущее, этого сейчас очень не хватает.

[@Zanna_pr]

Менталитет - вот что разделяет людей разных рас. Культура и история,наоборот,объединяет. Менталитет формируется под воздействием культуры и истории . Значит,люди двух противоположных менталитетов встречаются в одном ареале, и если их начнёт со временем (в историческом промежутке) объединять одна культура, для одной из сторон новая, то менталитет будет похожим - конфликты исчезнут, люди научатся жить вместе: создавать семьи, обустраивать города, работать для будущего своих детей.

[@Lunaminar]

Спасибо за видео! Красиво, чётко и по делу) Я вот одного не понял, бро: зачем вы ехали на такси из аэропорта, когда в Москве есть прекрасные "аэроэкспрессы"?

[@mikabeki9625]

Another lesson: No billboards in the city~

[@user-lk7yo5ec1y]

В 2000 годах эти рекламные щиты изуродовали многие города России ! Но новые руководители стали осознавать ошибки и убрали большую часть реклам , показав истинный облик городов ! Русские города не строились как многие американские города с нуля , многие города имеют тысячелетнюю историю и архитектуру , и они никак не подходят для рекламных носителях ! Это не Манхеттен , где здания и реклама совместимы и дополняют друг друга !

[@ToDoPOView]

The people in Moscow look a lot healthier than in the USA with our fast food diets. Beautiful, long-legged women!

[@johnsmith1474]

Such nonsense, you can find ordinary food anywhere in America.

[@user-bp8jb6jp5t]

@@johnsmith1474 Fart is good in America

[@nemosius]

Because the center of Moscow is an expensive place for wealthy people and tourists. Beggars, invalids and old people have nothing to do there. Such a beautiful picture for propaganda. Disabled people in Russia stay at home because the country has no infrastructure for them and they are extremely poor. Real Russia begins outside the center of Moscow.

[@clanholmes]

@@nemosius 100%

[@PaulV.]

@@nemosius What place are you writing from? The 1990s? lol All those places in the central Moscow are free - parks, walking streets, fountain shows, even ice skating rinks during winter. Any resident of the 15 mil. city (which is bigger than population of most European countries) can just buy a 0.60c ride to the downtown using the gorgeous subway system and have all the fun there. And most Russian large cities downtowns have similar things to offer as well.

[@culturallydifferent]

It's my third year in the USA, and to be honest seeing how skinny people are is shocking. The difference is so big!

[@JoanDoris1]

I think Russians do more walking than in the U.S. -- walking in the cities, walking in the parks.

[@culturallydifferent]

@@JoanDoris1 we do, and many people use public transportation, which means walking too. The US doesn't have reliable public transportation, there are a lot of situations when people have to drive in order to walk in the park..

[@Humanophage]

Can't say Canada is different from Moscow in this respect.

[@bobterrana6554]

I like that it has a white culture something that the US frowns upon these days

[@AndyMutua]

I am from Africa and I live in Africa. I’ve travelled to a few US cities - ATL Dallas & Austin. I’ve followed a lot of world news (mostly western - US centric) and I’ve watched a lot of KZbin videos. And the sum of it all comes down to following the law and order - this has become very contentious lately with all this talk of being inclusive, let’s accept everyone and everything without having standards and clear boundaries. This is liberal thinking that has run amok. It’s all politics. I bet if we go back maybe about 20 years or so you may find these cities were safe, clean and with no tents. I think there is some social experiment that’s being deliberately done in the US cities. Oh … and don’t forget the drugs, broken families, the food, relaxed laws (politics of police and race issues of course poisoned by 24hr news media). The small towns showcase the best of America.

[@user-gq6rv5wp2p]

In Russia people didn't turn snacks into meals. When I was in America I saw that children ate chips for lunch every day and washed them down with gallons of soda. That all was so wrong.

[@Benzeee]

So true, a lot of people here in the US have really bad diets.

[@andreaslechner9576]

Already Ilf & Petrov said that Americans eat like they refuel their cars -and that was in 1937...

[@internationaldirector2917]

junky food centers in the world is america.

[@IvanBaas]

The market works that way. They sell mostly all bad stuff and almost force you to get it. Otherwise, you feel like a misfit constantly. Impossible to get some juice for example. Chips actually go as an addon to sandwiches or burgers.

[@-Muhammad_Ali-]

Absolutely beautiful way of putting it. Turning snacks into food is absolute precise thing I couldn't come up myself

[@bubamaranovichok4901]

Just for those who think that two young man or women are walking on the streets holding each other by their shoulder , it doesn’t mean that they are gays or lesbians. Or kissing each other on their cheek doesn’t mean that they are about to having sex! NO NOT AT ALL!! They are just appreciating good friendship, and if you are a foreigner don’t be surprised that they want to kiss you on your cheek. Even tough they see you the first time, they do not differentiate you as a foreigner. Friendly people? Yes and really warm and good friends to. Happened to me in the 1956 revolution in Hungary, and the Russians came as a peace keepers force, and have my first hot chocolate in my life from a Russian soldier with big bags of food, and asked my mom, “ do your children have enough warm clothes for the winter? “ and my mom just couldn’t hold it back any longer and kissed that young soldier on his Cheek. Wanted she cheat on my father? No ! If you are nice to who in need that is the least you can do. Without thinking “ oh this young women is really pretty, what if I ask her to see me later?” But all that was in the past, but how com that I can’t forget it after 60 some yrs later?

[@mitchells4335]

I live in America and it doesn’t come close to Moscow it’s stunningly beautiful and clean I had no idea Russia is so nice the people have class I have become ashamed of the USA these days

[@kem77777]

@@lilipop6990 при чем тут ФБР. Это украинский диванный воин.

[@andrecauselof4103]

@[ANTI FF] -_- Слава Украине!!! Bro you deserve it!!!! Take a penny

[@Natashanjka]

Mitchell, that's good that now you know more about our country 🤗🤗🤗

[@kem77777]

@[ANTI FF] -_- Конечно же, ты ипсошный диванный воин. Все все похожи до безобразия. Все под одну копирку. Одни фразы, одни ссылки, одни лозунги

[@kem77777]

@[ANTI FF] -_- в твоей писанине есть ключевые фразы, которые выдают украинского товарища. Вы изнутри не замечаете, но все очень одинаковые. Как из одной пробирки.

[@davewill4713]

Moscow looks a lot different than how most in the West envision it. U.S. cities have sadly become dirty and full of crime in recent decades, though they weren't always like that. Also, I can't help but notice all the pretty women :D

[@rhena229]

I’m a Californian, been to Moscow, loved the city. ❤️

[@gaetanomaximus8650]

Can't help but notice all the beautiful girls just walking out on the street. Damn! I need to go to Moscow!!!

[@1inamillions]

I must say i like your video. The way you present it very simple yet interesting and never boring. Your relaxed and simple appearance simply appeals. Don't change your style. A Malaysian who have a great interest and admiration for everything Russian that drove me to learn Russian after Hebrew and Korean (DPRK). Your video is a good introduction to Moscow and Russia as general for me to visit Moscow soon 😉 Simply love it 👍

[@chriswatchingponies9877]

Oh and as a traveller to Moskva (i went all by my lonesome self) i can defo confirm that Moskva is safe. Also at night. When you are by yourself and want to visit Moskva/Piterburg: do it. I felt awkward a bunch of times :)) because i didn't understand a word of what people were saying to me, but never unsafe.

[@sabrinafair35]

You are correct, our downtowns are all trashed, violent and derelict. It’s a political party that dominates who seek to destroy them. Heart broken over the USA. I wish I could visit Seoul, Moscow, Tel Aviv. Better cities around the world. Your New York friend is a sweetie! What a love.

[@GUITARTIME2024]

My downt9wn is pretty good Raleigh, NC.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

Today Russia is the best place on the planet. This has been repeatedly confirmed by international ratings in Moscow and St. Petersburg. In addition, there are a huge number of other places in Russia: Sochi, Kazan, Grozny, Vladivostok, Yaroslavl, Altai, Baikal, etc., etc. Welcome to Russia - the cleanest and safest country in the world with 1000 years of history and the richest culture.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

For more acquaintance with Russia, you can recommend several more channels. For example, the channel of the Australian Russell "Traveling with Russell", where he shows not only sights, but also ordinary life: shops, housing, transport, metro and much more. And also the channel "Window to Moscow" with walking tours of real Moscow without comments. Or the channels of the American Jackson Hinkle and his girlfriend Anna Linnikova, who also has her own channel under her name. There is the usual real Russia.

[@GPS509]

Hey 👋 from Haiti 🇭🇹 Moscow reminds me of Port-au-Prince Extremely clean 👌 lolll

[@garolstipock]

This is the one of the most enlightening vids I've seen showing a real street level immersive sense of Moscow life and living... in the summer, of course. Especially the conversation with Katya was informative and entertaining.

[@philmerlot9074]

I often wish I lived in Russia or Eastern Europe because I am so sick of the obesity , tattoos, bad dress sense and unfeminine women I see everywhere in the UK.

[@sarunas3483]

I think Italy is still good in this context

[@TheTurk56523]

@Rez _xclAs long as the women are not brainwashed by feminism.

[@coolgamers2794]

Where can I find a nice Russian wife? I will defend and protect Russian citizens at all cost should I ever marry one!

[@32ivan23]

Eastern Europe and Russia are not the same thing. Ukraine is very close to the Russians. But this is not Russia, this is a third world country with broken roads, poor people and Nazis in the streets.

[@philmerlot9074]

@@32ivan23 Ukraine IS Russia. It was formerly called the Kievan Rus. It's origins are as a colony of Scandinavians who traded with the Ottomans.

[@bonsummers2657]

Vastly more (vastly higher percentage) attractive and slender women in Moscow than in the USA.

[@b.h.7423]

First thing I noticed

[@gavincolgan1827]

Yikes

[@b.h.7423]

@@gavincolgan1827 America full of women with giant Cabooses!

[@ericastier1646]

vastly is no exaggeration.

[@ericastier1646]

@@b.h.7423 America lives an age of denial of growth hormone from meat effect on sexual hormones causing oversized cabooses in sows. Just like tobacco had no negative effect back in the 50's. Denial.

[@230919600]

Beautiful city and very clean

[@dianebergschneider4028]

The city of Moscow looks so beautiful and clean, too....I have never traveled outside the US...so, I have been sheltered from the world, but, my eyes are opened by videos like yours! Thank you so much. 💕

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

Today Russia is the best place on the planet. This has been repeatedly confirmed by international ratings in Moscow and St. Petersburg. In addition, there are a huge number of other places in Russia: Sochi, Kazan, Grozny, Vladivostok, Yaroslavl, Altai, Baikal, etc., etc. Welcome to Russia - the cleanest and safest country in the world with 1000 years of history and the richest culture.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

For more acquaintance with Russia, you can recommend several more channels. For example, the channel of the Australian Russell "Traveling with Russell", where he shows not only sights, but also ordinary life: shops, housing, transport, metro and much more. And also the channel "Window to Moscow" with walking tours of real Moscow without comments. Or the channels of the American Jackson Hinkle and his girlfriend Anna Linnikova, who also has her own channel under her name. There is the usual real Russia.

[@markmathews6876]

what a great looking city, & healthy looking people, looks like a proper country to me

[@sisyphusvasilias3943]

Two most accurate Adjectives about Moscow: Elegant. Classy.

[@pavelmolchanov7156]

wrong

[@veduci22]

Commie apartment blocks where vast majority lives were never elegant or classy...

[@eyesopen7946]

Moscow looks way more organised and cleaner in many ways than what most of Britain does , I think we are lied to here in Britain by our TV stations without being political

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

Today Russia is the best place on the planet. This has been repeatedly confirmed by international ratings in Moscow and St. Petersburg. In addition, there are a huge number of other places in Russia: Sochi, Kazan, Grozny, Vladivostok, Yaroslavl, Altai, Baikal, etc., etc. Welcome to Russia - the cleanest and safest country in the world with 1000 years of history and the richest culture.

[@user-xo4nw4wg7i]

For more acquaintance with Russia, you can recommend several more channels. For example, the channel of the Australian Russell "Traveling with Russell", where he shows not only sights, but also ordinary life: shops, housing, transport, metro and much more. And also the channel "Window to Moscow" with walking tours of real Moscow without comments. Or the channels of the American Jackson Hinkle and his girlfriend Anna Linnikova, who also has her own channel under her name. There is the usual real Russia.

[@JM-ig4ed]

Good video - very enlightening. A good cros-section of the city. Thanks.

[@user-vm3tg4gu9d]

Today Moscow is the cleanest, most comfortable, the most cultured, most partying metropolis in the world! Welcome to the best city in the world! And be sure to come to St. Petersburg - the most beautiful city on the planet Earth!

[@romanz9342]

Definitely not the most cultured, because it Russian, but with the best subway system and clean.

[@David-yj7qn]

@@romanz9342 that is not true. Moscow is very much cultured if you compare it to big western cities such as Berlin, London and Paris.

[@ddharder]

@@romanz9342 The only city in the world with more museums, theaters, ballet, arts and concert halls per capita is St. Petersburg. Not sure how you define culture.

[@nkasdu]

Питер и Москва one love.

[@SteveTheCookie]

@@romanz9342 Not the most cultured because it is Russian? How does that make sense?

[@frankproske112]

Thanks for you video about Moscow. I am an American born and raised in NYC, which is a slum compared to what you show of Moscow. NYC was dangerous growing up. I was mugged several times over the years even at knife point right on Park Avenue (East 90th Street). My father called the police, who did nothing to find the criminals. All the police could say to my father was, "be happy your son is still alive". That's the day my father, a German immigrant who escaped from East Germany, decided to get out of the City. NYC is still dangerous as the world could see in 2020 riots. It is still a filthy, smelly place that is crazy expensive! Everything is outrageously expensive...food, housing, transportation, entertainment...EVERYTHING! NYC is run by inept and corrupt political ideologue (Bill DeBlasio). Quite honestly, I do not understand why a Muscovite would want to live in NYC. I avoid NY and all American cities for safety reasons. Moscow and St Petersburg look fantastic to me. The streets are clean with no graffiti. The people are well dressed and care about how they look. There are no homeless. The infrastructure is not rotten and crumbling like in NYC. Thanks for your videos, they make me want to visit Russia and imagine living in Moscow and St Petersburg. I CANNOT imagine living in NYC or Philadelphia, or Boston, or D.C, or, or , or. Please don't become like America.

[@pavelmolchanov7156]

Moscow is shit. Infrastracture IS ROTTEN. Jobs are shit. What should I like about Moscow ?

[@user-rp5kf1pg6t]

@@pavelmolchanov7156 это Украина гниет от своей ненависти.

[@MSK.L]

Unfortunately the Western propaganda was and still is very strong in Russia. Lots of people have this image that everything that is good in Russia is just not good enough and in the west everything just has to be 100 times better. They believe that every American is super rich and there is just no such thing as corruption in the west, all politicians in the western countries do is just thinking on how to make lives of common people better and bla bla bla. This is pathetic, to be honest, that so many people in Russia are not able to appreciate the decency of life in Russia. It has to do with the fact that we have undergone a horrible experience in the 90's when our country merely dodged a bullet of a total disintegration and a civil war, and many people still can't believe that now we are on a rise. This will change after a generation or two, but for now it is what it is. I work in a international sphere so I meet so many Russians returning back from their emigration experience with their eyes opened on how good Russia and Moscow in particular actually is, and I also meet lots of foreigners who come to stay in Moscow because of their job and all of them only have great experiences. Of course there is a whole bunch of things that are yet to be improved and a whole lot of challenges for Russia in this time in history, but we are actually doing great and we are on the way to a great future, this is what's obvious to me.

[@luisfelix7989]

Dude,,he didn't show the slums of moscow. Surely you are able to discern a mask placed over realities of big cities?? Really?? Everyone drives a nice car, and lives in a "utopian type" downtown society??

[@davidmbikumbix5871]

@@luisfelix7989 he didn't show the slums of Moscow, and he didn't compare Moscow to American slums. The comparison is about the cities not the slums. Go to LA or NYC, you will find homeless people in the city center, you will be mugged in the city. That's not the case in Moscow.

[@230919600]

Lots of very beautiful looking woman

[@adda25]

Everyone is so tall!!

[@MoneySavingVideos]

Imagine if the leaders of Russia and US wanted to start a war with each other ... and nobody came to fight on either side.

[@johnterry3312]

Who the hell would want to fight for America? There's nothing to fight for. Finished nation.

[@ronhuff9219]

I just wish we could evolve beyond war...😑

[@jonjajon539]

They have drones now

[@Freak-px9uk]

Nobody is going to need to fight on either side because the entire world will get nuked.

[@milt2232]

@@johnterry3312 Prove it

[@gezley100]

Russia is such a beautiful place, with a cultured and civilised people. A true beacon of culture and civilisation to the world.

[@adscri]

Too bad about the lack of political freedom.

[@alinabogdanova9554]

@@adscri you're brainwashed by your media. Russians have too much freedom of speech and political freedom, of course

[@doomslayer1984]

Sure if you make more then 500,000 a year and live in one of the major cities. If you live anywhere else or make less then that your shit out of luck.

[@gezley100]

@@doomslayer1984 same applies in Ireland. Everything goes to Dublin and the rest of the country is ignored, forgotten about or looked down on.

[@doomslayer1984]

@@alinabogdanova9554 that why Putin is still in power?

[@mikemcmanus2815]

Excellent video! Thank you for sharing

[@markk2282]

40 years ago NYC was as bad as it is today but 25 years ago it was a paradise. By the way I love Katia. What a swell girl. Delighted.

[@gregjohnston9287]

The lady (couldn’t catch her name) - what personality, the one he was interviewing and had lived I New York. We are going to Moscow next year and River cruising to St Petersburg. We were in St Petersburg two years ago. I’m very impressed with Russia.

[@stanspb763]

Welcome back, the new visa rules go into effect in late August so lost all nationalities will be visas good for staying in-country up to 6 months instead of the 30-day tourist visa, Americans get a 3-year visa as before that started in 2009. UK and a few countries which treat Russians badly or are hostile like the UK will probably not get the new visa. St Petersburg is my adopted home of 21 years after leaving the US in 2000

[@JoanDoris1]

I think I heard her name is Katya.

[@marcodarko6941]

It is gorgeous there in Moscow, absolutely beautiful. It is such a positive and uplifting atmosphere, I can feel it.

[@dantecornelio2036]

Very much enjoyed. your content guys,,informative.

[@Max_Yun]

BTW. About maybach. Part of them are probably taxi. When you order a taxi you can choose level of a car. And difference between economic and premium is not too dramatic. Anybody can affort to take maybach taxi from time to time if the want to touch premium life. Don't get me wrong it is still expensive, but affordable enough I am not joking.

[@TheLefion]

I went to Moscow for the 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP and it was a beautiful city, nice people, nothing how we westerners see Russia.

[@stanspb763]

Once western people visit Russia they return home and never believe their propaganda machine again. Nothing claimed media or by politicians is actually true but once visiting the targetted countries, the visitor is not so easily fooled again. Same with China.

[@DivinesLegacy]

Well yes, Because Moscow isn’t a good representation of russia on a wide scale, There’s still lots of rampant poverty in Russia. And using Moscow to cover it up won’t work.

[@TheLefion]

@@DivinesLegacy I also went to 10 other cities, also seen the country side of Russia in the month and a half I was there. Didn’t really see this “rampant poverty” you’re talking about dude .

[@Dan-Martin]

@@TheLefion The good ol “Russia outside Moscow is bad” stereotype. I’ve also been to many different Russian cities and have seen the country side. It’s still very nice. No wonder Putin is so popular in Russia. The west can keep hating.

[@user-uc9fq5op6n]

@@TheLefion I will just give you an example from my family. We live in a small town of 150 thousand people, my grandmother is 70 and my grandfather is 75. My grandmother worked for 25 years in a factory as an annealer of non-ferrous metals, gave it all her health and retired at 45. My grandfather worked 50 years in the same plant, by the way, he is a 6th class electrician. He worked until he was 70 because his pension wasn't enough, and when he got very old and couldn't work properly, he retired. Now the pension for two is 32 thousand rubles, that's ~$436. They live in the village in an old house, grow vegetables in their vegetable garden. As you understand, because of their advanced age and work at the factory, they are now very sick. They both have sick legs, the grandmother also has sick hands, they walk with a limp, the last money from their pension they give to their treatment, do you think this is a normal pension from the country to which they have devoted their lives? By the way, they praise Putin and hate the west thanks to the daily propaganda on TV. Here's a moment in the life of patriots from Russia.

[@TheKaMeLRo]

I first came to Moscow in 2016 as an exchange student, most of the city was stil old and a lot of construction. The major changes were because of the World Cup was coming, they completely renovated the city and street to be cleaner and more modern vary fast. I loved every seconds when I lived in this city.

[@pavelmolchanov7156]

before World Cup no one cared about Moscow

[@yahyaiflal4521]

Thank you for your lovely video and honest review, absolutely loved it. I will definitely visit Moscow soon

[@AndyMutua]

And men! I love your channel. And Moscow is really lovely- clean, safe, beautiful, nice roads and a lively vibe. Thanks for sharing this … and also those Eastern European cities are amazing. Great stuff!