Things You Can Do in Serbia but not in USA // American living in Serbia

[@amerikanka]

i am sure i missed some things :D what are some other things you can do in serbia but not other countries? doesn't just have to be USA :)

[@danijelfilipovic3746]

You missed many thinh but its ok ;)

[@amerikanka]

lol

[@amerikanka]

what does duvaj ga mean? lol. i have so many curse words i still need to learn. someone told me to jedi govna last week, so i just learned that :)

[@SquidsInkDrums]

Just kill your neighbours cat xdddd

[@amerikanka]

omg, lol

[@steelersnation2426]

I have always wanted to travel to Serbia to see Crvena Zvezda and Partizan, and I hear Serbs are super welcoming 💙💙 VOLIM TE SRBIJA 🇺🇸🇷🇸

[@Luca-xx2bg]

Blades Pride Of Yorkshire why i am from there but I life in Switzerland and my dream is to live in amerika

[@iva822]

Im glad that u have such an awsome thoughts about Serbia! 💕

[@bo2ic172]

@sans the skeleton Немој јести говна

[@iamgonnagocryagain1401]

@Nika Dzudovic Zasto bi? To nema nikakvog smisla ali za pojedine muskarce i zene je moguce...Samo neka kaze lepo burek, sarma, cevapi,...😂😂😂

[@OldAacc]

Be with patizans

[@amilekic]

Сад ми је јасно зашто си "побегла" из Америке.😂😂

[@amerikanka]

hehehe

[@mihailovic3954]

U al ti je tečan engleski sve te razumela

[@amilekic]

@@mihailovic3954 духовито, нема шта.

[@lazarmarkovic6705]

Bravo

[@alek40]

Cooo mnje to uopštnje nje jasne.

[@mayonnaisemaniac6220]

Here in Serbia you can buy alcohol even if you're like 15, it's illegal tho

[@amerikanka]

my loooorrd

[@binwoods23]

I had a friend that went to jail for having alcohol at 15

[@mrksa9453]

Mayonnaise Maniac If its possible it doesnt necessarily mean legal...its just that most shops wont care how old are you and they can get fired for that

[@mayonnaisemaniac6220]

marija simic I've never said it's legal lol

[@natalijadimitrijevic502]

Well, most 15 year olds smoke and drink, so ehh.. It is illegal tho, but nobody rly cares

[@slamzyt1260]

One thing you forgot is that you can put on the hardest bass and Balkan music at 4 am

[@xnoreyyt931]

Milorad Majkić but the police bring rakija

[@sofijas2539]

Milorad Majkić lol

[@lukisoyeui7327]

@@xnoreyyt931 да

[@snezanamanojlovic8741]

Many things aren't normal in Serbia but that what makes us beautiful

[@KIXZYS]

@@miloradmajkic9773 but you can give police some grandfather's rakija😃✊

[@Novosadjanin82]

Actually its no OK to let the dog shit in Serbia as well but many dog owners dont care. You can get a pretty hefty fine in you get caught.

[@amerikanka]

how much is the fine? I need to put up a signs around the city. lol

[@Novosadjanin82]

The Amerikanka Well i think it depends from city to city since local government is responsible for that, but in my town ( Novi Sad) if i remember right i think its about 5000din might be more but i know its not less than that

[@sofijas2539]

I see homeless dogs all the time. Even puppies.

[@frog382]

@@amerikanka Put the signs in Jovanova ulica, just watch your step while you do it 😆

[@zakts911]

​@@amerikanka You make me sick to say shit like that, honestly fuck your dog !

[@SlauterPFK]

Hey. I'm Serbian, live here too. Love the videos. Thumbs up. One thing about dogs and poop. It's actually a great thing, as long as the poop ends on a green area. I'm a beekeeper and our lands suffer from the lack of animals. We've chased away the wild ones and there are less and less domestic animals. Because of that, bees and other wildlife have a big problem. There are fewer flowers, let's keep it on flowers or grass. Land needs animals to leave their poop, so later on, we can have more flowers or better quality of grass. Hope you understand the point. Cheers.

[@mikan2534]

Ye dudeeeee im serbian i understanddddd

[@zfilip]

I had very different experience with the salary thing. Back in Belgrade it's considered very tacky to talk about money and how much you make, while in California people ask you how much you make even before they ask for your name.

Filip Zivkovic lol 😂

[@postindierock5063]

Conversations with Serbs are much more in-depth and personal. Always, ALWAYS in Washington DC one of the first things asked is about salary or savings or work. Ugh, much more surface level, boring convos.

[@ferling87]

Hey, we have the same best friend! Interesting how Vinjak never mentions you, though... :-)

[@amerikanka]

hahahaha!

[@mrcracker1858]

Hahahaha

[@jpetrovic14]

I enjoy watching your videos, they remind me how my country is awesome. :D Drinking outside, in the streets, in front of the stores is acceptable. I hate that thing about cats/dogs though. P.S I am glad to see that you are having a great time in my country Serbia. Pozdrav

[@amerikanka]

oh where do you live now?

[@jpetrovic14]

I live in Belgrade.

[@unearthed.]

This makes me feel grateful to live in New Orleans. You can drink everywhere and there is always a sense of freedom and community in the city. Though its in the deep south, its almost like its own world.

[@aleksandarmacat6998]

I love the South States more than the North. Even im from North 🇷🇸 . But New Orleans had so much trouble with Water, we had also some in 2014. I guess Oklahoma, Alabama or Georgia must be awesome too. Regards

[@Milos.Velimirovic]

I like these videos. I love America the way you love Serbia, and it is really cool to learn how you guys live. I wish I could live in New York :) Great channel!

[@amerikanka]

New York is a very cool state... well, New York City. Where in New York do you want to live?

[@Milos.Velimirovic]

Brooklyn :)

[@amerikanka]

oh yeah Brooklyn is cool. :) my favorite part of New York City though is Manhattan :) it feels like the movies

[@aleksandarmacat6998]

@@Milos.Velimirovic Compton, Kalifornija , West Side . NY is a hole Homie.

[@radejasic5200]

Napravi video " stvari koje su normalne u americi ali ne u srbiji "

[@amerikanka]

moozzzzddaaaaa

[@serbianrock5512]

Tamo je normalno da pridjes devojci i na ulici a ovde nije ni u diskoteci.

[@rinn6280]

Skul suting?

[@loveforklaylopefamily5792]

gay people

[@dragandobrotic7037]

Nisam siguran za Ameriku ali ziveo sam u Australiji a tamo je normalno da se prdne kao kod nas kad neko kine ili kaslje ali je sramota ako se glasno podrigne. 😂😂😂

[@lukamarceta5241]

When she said "Dobro došli" i really felt that

[@nikolazekic549]

Another thing you haven't mentioned. Here, you can ask ladies for their age, and they will usually, USUALLY answer you, without being offended. My experience in the USA, which was only ten months, tells me that things are quite different over there. Correct me if I am wrong, please.

[@plagosus]

You had me at Vinjak

[@gigisalinas7684]

Serbians are very strong on their culture & history. Thanks for identifying that!

[@scazab6408]

I live in Serbia, and I wonot lie, I THINK I SEEN "amerikanka" in a bus

[@KaleighHendershot]

Omg #3 you are SOOO right!! People discuss their salary so freely here! But in the states, I was raised that it's a big no-no! I love that you noticed that also :P this video is great love it!!

[@amerikanka]

thanks cutie

[@TheSvetmen]

Oh my Lord, when you mention Vinjak you blow my mind. Hilarious 🤣🍷Živeli!

[@fgjhkgkful]

In US you don't talk about salaries because it is mostly strictly forbidden, as part of the Corporate Culture. We see speaking about salaries as a way of helping each other to orient and get a bigger better picture, whether for us, someone we know, one's kids... -How much your job, pays -How much, yours company, pays...

[@anelaostojic2530]

you can't actually discuss your sallary in serbia either. perhaps teenagers and students discuss such topics around their friends because they're paid less than graduates, middle-aged and older workers, but not very many people actually discuss their sallaries with others (unless with family members)

[@milicatodorovic4540]

In Serbia you can drive a car when you are 17 years old , and alcohol you can buy when you are 15

[@shyryTsr2k]

You can drive in the USA when you're 16 but yes drinking is 21

[@batabatica9574]

Yes yes If You have 16you can buy a gun and shooting people which you don't like

[@Aleks_Civic]

Im not from Serbia but you’re right about the dog shit for the most part. Its worth mentioning though that most of the dog shit you are seeing in the city is from stray dogs. The Balkans have a problem with that and generally Eastern Europe. Too many stray packs. Urban people are generally conscious about picking up after their dog, but there are exceptions.

[@ore5849]

There is not a big enough Chinese population in Serbia to take care of the dogs. ;) (It's just a joke, don't get pissed)

[@Chqdom1r]

Here in Serbia, many dog owners let them walk whether they want. I had problems with sheeps and chikens when I was child, because I lived in village on mountain. I drived tractor at age of 9. I also bringed many tools with my friends in my woods, and we made many tiny cottages, it had bed, furniture, even place where to cook food. You had to let yoir cows graze in morning and evening... I went from ileggal to beautiful stuff very fast.

[@stefangrozdanovic4908]

The relationship between young people and alcohol is far from mature XD

[@postindierock5063]

I noticed that too, haha

[@StigmADiabolicuM666]

Kazna za ne ciscenje iza kera je 10000 dinara, ako komunalac uhvati kera na delu.

[@MsZemunelo]

Aha znaš koliko se to poštuje, evo izađi u park i ne gledaj gde gaziš...

[@StigmADiabolicuM666]

Kad smo vec kod toga, isto je zabranjeno vozenje bajsa i setanje kera u pesackoj zoni (Knez Mihailova) gde isto moze da se ugazu u nesto sto ko da je covek napravio!

[@amerikanka]

bajsa? šta je to?

[@StigmADiabolicuM666]

Street talk/sleng for bicycle/bike => BAJSikl

[@amerikanka]

oh, cool, lol

[@bobstamenkovich2323]

1:33 Ima i bolje. Kad sam prvi put došao u BG, idemo drugar i ja preko Terazija - u vreme špica - i ja krenem dole u podzemni prolaz. Čovek me prezrivo pogleda i kaže: nisam pacov da idem ispod zemlje. Nikad više nisam išao dole.

[@voyagersquaremuzika]

Hahaha, finally the first to comment at all on KZbin! I think that in the USA you can drink outside but that drink must be in some kind of bag! As for the dog faeces ,in Croatia (I'm from Croatia), we have special boxes in which the faeces must be discarded after the dog do it. Nice video,like it!

[@amerikanka]

i wish i had a prize for you :( :( but congrats :) how does it feel?! :D

[@nikapooh9286]

No you can’t drink publicly. If you get caught you go to jail. Only exceptions are New Orleans and Las Vegas. They don’t care there as long as you aren’t publicly drunk.

[@amerikanka]

and hi croatian. :) i love seeing croatians on my channel. I will be in croatia next week and filming so many videos there, can't wait

[@amerikanka]

omg, 'merica! so jail happy lol. i got caught with alcohol when i was 18 in washington dc, but they ordered me to do community service

[@voyagersquaremuzika]

Tvoje srce mi je dovoljna nagrada! Your heart is reward enough! :) :) :) :) :) :)

[@vatroslavmorbidovic4105]

Auh, isključi to "bip", malo je iritantno. Plus, cenzura je nepotrebna. 😛

[@amerikanka]

slažem se

[@lmaoxd8821]

@Shtefika allaaa ti ide englesi 😂😂😂😂🤦‍♀️

[@delije_sever6398]

@Shtefika R.I.P engleski

[@mihailolazic2253]

Bravo!

[@belialuedke1880]

Thanks a bunch. 😇

[@Ribizlaupm]

Lepoticaaa 😊🤗❤😙

[@amerikanka]

hvalaaaaa

[@BillNewYork]

Amazing video！

[@sagorevach]

we are not perfect, but, simply put - Serbia still has a soul and a heart. You will understand what it means over the time.

[@serbianball6713]

The salary thing is very true.Even kids in Serbia talk about their parent's salaries

[@goranstarcevic9146]

You can smoke cigarettes under 18, but you can't buy them under 18. You can use certain illegal fireworks, but you cannot purchase them. These apply to U.S.

[@straekstra]

in serbia everyone can by cigarets and alcohol hahahahha. 15 years kids can by

[@lesterpl8903]

pa ti si alcoholista kad si srb

[@oremilosevic3483]

Ako piješ i imaš 15 god. onda nisi srbin.(to jest klošar si)

[@lesterpl8903]

@@oremilosevic3483 ne pijem i imam 10 god

[@sicklysweet2838]

Ko jebe jel ima 20 ili 15😂😂

[@ensarensar107]

In kosovo 8 year old kid is drink Malboro(Cigarette)

[@BAn-mu4qe]

The only place I know of in the States where you can take alcohol outside in a 'Go Cup' is in New Orleans. I don't know about open bottles, though. In the States, it just plain rude and ill-manered to ask people about their salary. And yes, some people do it,mostly in the high tech industry or between close friends if discussing salaries in general. If someone here in Spain ask me how much it costs to take a class with me, I'd say anywhere from X number of euros but it depends....if someone asked me directly, I would just say 'enough for my needs'.

[@postindierock5063]

Savannah Georgia.

[@doomsday7554]

Hi I'm from Serbia. I'm pretty sure you are not supposed to cross the street on a red light. But when it's a small street to cross and there are no cars there is no point to the red light so people just cross.

[@postindierock5063]

Not "supposed to" but people do it all the time in Belgrade, regardless of street and cross parts of the road with no zebra stripes.

[@frog382]

Dont forget the drivers here ignore the pedestrian crossings, you have to step on the street and pray they stop xD

[@bojanagospavic9119]

Ja sam iz beograda! Odozavam te! 💖💖💖💖💖

[@insertunoroginalnamehere6189]

Idk why I just love americans reacting to serbia-

[@amerikanka]

there's so many channels reaction to Serbia, right?! 🤣

[@insertunoroginalnamehere6189]

@@amerikanka yes xD

[@veselinandrejic7773]

Hiii :) Your best friend"Vinjak" is produced in the town of Krusevac, a small but beautiful town :) :)

[@piotrzagorski611]

On some issues, America is more Puritan than Europe. This makes a tourist from Europe feel like he was in an Arab country. There is also a stereotype that American cops are enforcing the law more than European police. From the tourist's point of view, they can be perceived as nosy, malicious, obtrusive.

[@steelersnation2426]

And I'm also from Maryland!!!! Towson here!!

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

you know whats better than living in serbia? meeting an american serb who lives there as well.

[@inesklimenko5796]

You can buy alchocol like when you are 10 and our moms and uncles always give us RAKIJA even if its the strongest drink in the worls literally. And all kids love alchocol😂❤️

[@nikolazekic549]

You know, there is a joke... A Briton went to the USA with his young son. He entered a store and asked: "Can I have a Kinder egg, please?" "No, sir", - the saleswoman answered, "You see, in the US, those things are illegal, a child may choke on the toy that is inside." "Ah, all right!" - said the Briton, "Let me have that gun over there, instead."

[@mexicanbeautyqueen7988]

I only speak English and Spanish but I want to go visit greece, Albania, Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro... Do they speak English?

[@mdza]

Most of young people does speak english.

[@alphadraconian3483]

I miss Serbia 🇷🇸❤️

[@lemon6014]

If ur in a hurry u can cross the red light but not if ur in a car

[@unknownmister8715]

we can buy literally with 14 15 ages drinks and other things lul.

[@dcabral00]

In the US, you can let your dog and cat do defecate on the street, is just that you are expected to pick it up.

[@djordjevicmaka]

The shit keeps you alert of your surroundings :D

[@theimpaler5034]

The law is actually 18 for drinking in serbia and 18 to enter clubs and bars but they let 14 year olds in clubs and pubs no one enforces the laws in serbia you can do what you want as long as you are not committing crimes

[@kaysonlazy]

I myself who is a Serb hate that people smoke in the inside even though it's not allowed. Even worse I'm allergic to cigarette smoke. 😷

[@PenushLiskey]

It's not legal to let your dog poop on the street here and not pick up after it, but people do it anyway. I think that it is safe to say that the majority of dog owners do not pick up after their dogs because of the lack of concern for others and the public hygiene. The only thing that might make them change this behavior would be getting fined by the communal police, and since the risk of getting caught is minimal, they, unfortunately, just don't care. It's much easier to think: "The street cleaners will do the job for me next time they come by." As for the still not having stepped into a dog poop - it's bound to happen eventually :) , specially if you live downtown. Kidding aside, in my experience, Dorćol has the most problem with this issue.

[@TheMaize1230]

.....you can indeed drink alcohol outisde in the United States. Now maybe there are rules and regulations by city about walking around the streets with an open container but there are plenty of outdoor festivals we can walk around outisde with alcohol. You won't get arrested in all places all over the USA if you have an open alcohol container. Don't be confused.

[@warhund]

I am pretty sure we have a law that says you supose to pick that shit up after your dog/cat/whatever finishes its job.. Its just that nobody gives a fuck about it.. Like jaywalking or selling alchohol and tobacco to minors (u18).. We got laws but cops dont give a fuck and people give even less of a fuck about it.. Its even worse in the provinces. I use to buy smokes and beer when i was like 12-13, no probs.. even before that for my dad.. Nobody ever asked me for my age or anything. And for crossing the street, well the most important thing is you dont get hit by a car, rest is less important :D

[@warhund]

That tells me that kids arent getting parented and that most Belgrade parents have been teaching their kids to be gold diggers or crooks.. Its present in the rest of Serbia aswell but Belgrade is no 1. When it comes to drugs it also comes from home and lack of parenting.. So you dont wanna take care of your kids? Your kids are uneducated? Gues what ? They will become whoes or crooks or junkies (or drunks) and rest of society cant (wont) help you.. It is what it is.. SO go blame EU, NATO, MASONS or LIZARD PEOPLE for your kids becoming idiots or maybe ask yourself where did you go wrong.. Or ask your parents maybe..

[@warhund]

My point remains, If i did wrong when i was a kid i would get punished and also a nice explanation from my mother on why such behaviour was unaceptable.. Dad would just do the punishment part without explanation but when it came i knew it was my fault, no questions asked. Do you have that today? Kids talkback to parents, parents argue and attack teachers and after that they argue police.. Their kids cant be wrong its just that the system is against them, until one day they overdose or rob or kill someone.. and than its too late. Discipline is low, respect for elders is gone and new Gods are here and they are here to stay.. And all these moronic right wingers that judge and teach a crooked picture or our society and history arent helping.. So many people have lost all touch with reality (one way or the other) that its scary.. Starting with conspiracy theories and moving on to false Gods (money, internet, reality TV, celebrity life, fake values, rebirth of fasicsm and so on.. ) and eventualy with the reality of the world around us. People lack propper education and life experiance and inteligence to be able to see what is going on around them.. And I honestly dont see more than 5% of people that are aware of anything.. It is scary.. Dont know, i figured maybe the key is to get the fuck out of here and try a normal life elsewhere but than i realized that foreigners are even more ignorant and astranged than us Serbs.. So gues there is no escape from idiocracy and lunacy.. Or I am just so much smarter than everybody else or the smart ones are silent while idiots are loud.. Maybe thats the case. I think we should end this conversation here because I feel like spilling perls before pigs and I dont want the people to get the wrong picture of our country and our people.. Its all ok, just try and keep your shit to yourself or maybe use serbian instead of english since we Serbs are used to all kinds of stupid shit and I wouldnt want the world (if there is still inteligent life out there) to get the wrong pictures of us, like we in a twisted cult or something.. \o/

[@warhund]

Бојан Bojan Бабовић Babović Yeah yeah, start with the prayers now.. If you can understand properly than dont reply since you clearly cant make the difference where I speak of the World and where of Serbia.. All you have in your mind is Serbia and Serbs and i speak more of humanity and thats just another level.. When it comes to Serbia we had all kinds of orientations (and we still do) and all kinds of sickoes so the fact we started a world war and happen to be on the better end of it and that UK had a good agent network in Belgrade so the triple alliance arangement fell.. well.. Yeah. Its just politics, people have died for no good reason. We didnt need to be a part of it and I sure dont plan to be a part of anything else RIGHT WING morons who call upon "tradition" and "old religion" and bla bla for the sake of some shit values (that never even existed as such) or lands, want to start. Sorry, I am not interested and I dont trust you. You are delusional and boring. Please go away.

[@jager0724]

Depends. I used to buy alcohol at 14, albeit 8 years ago, when nothing was as violently enforced as it is now. Personally, ID checks disgust me for pretty much anything, except maybe buying cigarettes when you're 8 or 9 years old, but even then you can do it. Most of our stores have regulars who are adults with children, so if a child buys cigarettes or alcohol, the cashiers assume it's for the parents and let kids get away with it

[@Mateja-wc4ku]

1:24 its illegal to cross the crosswalk on red light but if u dont se any car aroun u can cross and nobody will care

[@xalex_chomper8458]

I live in Belgrade. And im glad u lile Serbia.

[@mrksa9453]

and people are asking you more about salary because youre a foreigner.. we dont talk that much about it but yes we are more open

[@BigDW1z]

I was born in serbia but I didnt learn the language because I was a baby when we moved to Sweden

[@SaraHristov]

Dogs can shit wherever the fuck they want but cultured people pick it up

[@Una-y1o]

I adore America and Serbia🇺🇸🇷🇸❤

[@del10artem]

Things u can do in serbia but not in usa: Go to school without getting shot. Thank you.

[@anchiewolf]

It is forbidden to leave your pet's poop in the streets but if you aren't caught by the 'komunalna policija' you won't be charged

[@boldstatementxo188]

lol cant even remember how it is in USA LOL, im croatian in Usa and it is hard

[@milovanovicc_m]

Yes you can drink beer where ever you want and how much you want

[@Bata600]

For the smoking part. If you don't smoke, you get used to smoke everywhere. Secondary smoke is not a big deal unless it's super small room with a lot of smokers in. For the dog poopers, yeah, we hate them too, it's against the law but it's a minor offense, like jaywalking. And those people who let their dogs poop wherever or pee on entrances I confront whenever I see. Young, old, muscular, fat, male or female. I get rude. And all of y'all should too.

[@misskym520]

In vegas and New Orleans, you can drink on the street.

[@dusandjordjevic8556]

The thing is, most of the Serbs do not really care about how good finnancialy you stand when they ask you about the sallary, they (we) are generally interested in how big the sallary is for that specific job, even if we are way nonqualified for the job. 😊

[@ΔοσίθεοςΤρνηνητς]

I dont understand why did u came to Serbia???? WTF one of poorest countries in europe.. BTW dogs are not allowed to shit on street, pepole are not disciplined...

[@mihailoivanovic1322]

TheAncient Tribalia nije alloud nego allowed ako si mislio na to a ako nisi onda jebiga

[@ΔοσίθεοςΤρνηνητς]

@@mihailoivanovic1322 Hvala :D

[@uncomfortablydumb2172]

TheAncient Tribalia zato što su ljudi bolji.

[@mihailonovosel5941]

A mi svi sanjamo u ameriku da idemo

[@lesterpl8903]

jebemti koji ti djavo?ti mislis da je srbija poor(mislis jadna) pa nije!!u srbiji mozda imamo malo novca...ali u srbiji nista nije toliko skupo!sto nas cini bogatim ali samo one ljude koji nisu lenjivci i nece da rade tako da to je tvoja greska

[@AndrejaZivkovicREY]

Oh, your pets are not actually allowed to take a shit on the public sidewalk. Its just that in Serbia no one really checks that, or no one speaks about it to people who just leave the shit there.

[@cevy3780]

In Serbia, its easier to find a better job with better salary, cuz you can meet random guy who would find you a job with good salary

[@amerikanka]

Really? Introduce!

[@valiciprian2061]

It's amazing. In Romania we act the same as serbians on this issues. We, former communist countries are more alike than I imagine.

[@codyms5052]

I mean .. depending on we’re you are and the people around, if you have a bag over the bottle , you can get away with drinking in public but best to be covert about it.

[@postindierock5063]

#1 - a lot of people DON'T do that in Serbia even if it is legal and in some places in the USA (Savannah, Georgia) you can do that. #3 - been working here for 2.5 years, not common to discuss salary here . No one has asked. I talked about it more in the USA and had more strangers ask me in the USA than Serbia. Mature relationship between Europeans and booze? No, seen lots of crazy behavior here too. #5 - No, seen more dog crap where in lived in the USA than in Belgrade/Pancevo.

[@milosog2845]

I am from Serbia 🇷🇸 Hi evri one 🖐️ Cao svima 🖐️

[@frog382]

Uacap djud, uac popin?

[@saskapuhalovic6804]

How long do you live in Serbia?

[@Jeffrie_Baer]

I want to move to Serbia. 🙏❤

[@stefantrifunovic592]

Ti si lijepa, to je hit 😂

[@nikolazekic549]

9:15 Noooo, it's not a small thing! I studied ethnomusicology at the Faculty of music in Belgrade, and I couldn't sit in the park next to the Academy, because of the stench of all the dogs, cats, and probably people, who were shitting in that park. I was disgusted with the humanity most of the time.

[@srsr242]

People are not allowed to smoke in the Serbian churches.

[@sveukurac1389]

video sam te skoro na bicikli kod bajlonije... lepsa si realno nego na yt :)

[@prikaxotwod]

i drink alcohol on the streets without any problems and fear of police, im 15 tho

[@daca8395]

But, during sport events, you cant drink alcohol in 1 km radius of the stadion. Dont mess with this, police wont tolerate it! In any other situatio, its fine!

[@toxicgamers1113]

well yes, but in Serbia you can buy alcohol or cigarets with less than 15 years old... even with 12 or 13 years...I have see that many times...even parents send little children 10 years old to buy Alcohol or cigarets for them... at celebrations, even parents allow small children 8 years old to drink wine, beer, or brandy ...

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

many of these rules don't apply in villages

[@nole_2253]

1:38 no u shouldn't cross the road on a red light

[@sanelamari5820]

Great video hun!!! I agree with the smoking and animal poop! Don’t like it..

[@amerikanka]

hi :) thanks :)

[@Яни-д8о]

Я говорю по русский но считаю что братский народ всё разберуся. здесь в китае, отличается от Сербии, первым знакомяший людей вопросом, является фраза "сколько вы зарабатываете" (сразу после "добрый день" и "очень приятно познакомиться") lol

[@vukrudan1329]

Hmm. You can be born in Niš and never to give support to your hometown football team Radnicki Niš. Every time Radnicki plays against Partizan or Crvena Zvezda ( both soccer clubs from Belgrade ) there are more Niš citizens supporting these two belgrade teams reather than supporting hometown team. That is just crazy and sick. Imagine an NBA game between Knicks and Heat playing in New Yourk where all native New Yorkers are supporting just Miami Heat. I think this phenomena can be found only in Serbia.

[@vulesinger5]

im from serbia i hate people not picking up shit because i ride my bike almost every day

[@NENAD.02]

what country is better for you

[@klistiranikrupije1724]

Red crosswalk light je koliko znam jaywalk, mada se taj izraz više odnosi na prelazak autoputa gde vozila brzo jure.

[@dariomiskovic7345]

I am Serbian and Croatian

[@colloidalsilverwater15ppm88]

You can not go on red light in whole Serbia. You can see that in Beograd.