When You Ask Babushka If You Can Visit Your Friend

[@olekcholewa8171]

As a fellow Slav, i 100% aproove of this 🇵🇱

[@puglove533]

As a Polish person this is so good! ❤ My babcia always talked about how far her journey to school was (on foot), and gave me her biggest coat and shoes when I was only taking out the trash.

[@rvrt1981]

"I had to ride the bear" да, наше поколение слишком размякло 😂😂

[@britpoppansy]

"She'll like it. What choice does she have?" 😂

[@Lonovavir]

If the Sopranos were Russian.

[@EnvyDSin]

Might as well have said: "She will like it! She'll have no choice if she wants to stay out of gulag!!!"

[@Qwerty-8644]

no matter how over protective or serious she is, she still seems sweet and caring. 😄

[@ktrimbach5771]

Amen. Perhaps you’d prefer she let you visit your druggie friend in the ghetto alone?

[@jasonmorahan7450]

My grandad was Polish but I can relate to the incredible ability to pull a whole jar of pickles and meat from a coat pocket in an effort to solve everybody's troubles with a snack (and a glass of vodka).

[@wren7195]

Mm I'll drink to that.

[@TheStarshipGarage]

"At your age I was reading Dostoyevsky!" XD No matter the culture, we all have the overly protective grandma stereotype.

[@artawhirler]

"When I was your age, television was called books!" - Peter Falk's character in "The Princess Bride"

[@MrJames-tw3so]

we all should be reading his works.

[@sneakysquid62]

​@@MrJames-tw3soYes, he sounds very interesting

[@RafaelMercadoSalas]

What I like most about this video is that despite all your Babushka's overprotectiveness, you never disrespect her or ridicule her concerns. Any other KZbinr would have shown a spoiled granddaughter who thinks she knows more than anyone, especially older people. Good message of respect and consideration for the wisdom of our grandparents. Congratulations 👏. Greetings from Perú 🙌

[@bojanbabovic111]

My late Serbian баба, God rest her soul, always said that, when she went to school she had to go walking 10 kilometers every day, back and forth. When she would come back, she had to go to pastures and meadows afterwards to keep cattle and tend to crops, and learn in the fields. Carrying in old traditional looking wooly bags called цегер, that goes around neck: bread called погача, sometimes corn bread called - проја , few leeks and piece of cheese to feed. When she and her siblings would come home at dusk, they had to compete for supper, because there was like 10, 11 of them... And i tell you what, those generations brought up very strong, resilient, intelligent and capable men and women, like my late grandparents were... And yes, I say again, you're adorably funny 😂🤣😂

[@Србомбоница86]

Мој ћале је рођен 1949е, буквално је ишао 10 километара до школе и назад ,укупно 20 километара,и то по најгорој вукојебини у Стрмицу у далмацију,то је жива истина никакво претеривање

[@bojanbabovic111]

@@Србомбоница86 Да, знам. И плус, нама Србима је свака генерација "ратна генерација" ... Добар пријатељ ми је родом из Имотског (најгорег знаш по чему)... Иду сваке године да оберу винограде и праве вино.

[@Србомбоница86]

@@bojanbabovic111 ха ха знам Имотски ужас тешко Србима одатле,мој је ћалац са тромеђе ,најсрбскији крај ,ал у Стрмицу су сви отишли под Италију тада са Ђујићем ,тако да им усташе нису могле ниште ,малтене нису ни осетили рат ,баба и њени ,деда је био у четницима

[@GavrielYehoshafat]

And it doesn't even matter if you're 14, 24 or 40. Babushka will impose her rule on all.

[@Kiefsti]

My morfar told me something to the effect of "I love you, you are precious to me, so you will obey me". He said it with love! It doesn't translate very well 😂

[@cedricburkhart3738]

I don't have one

[@passerby6168]

Here's to babushkas of all cultures, the best of women.

[@dracula5487]

Misha's face at the end.............Priceless..................🤣🤣🤣

[@woodydill5820]

'You need to bring подарочек' 😄that's excatly what бабушка would say. And the scene with random food items in the woods, omg why is this so relatable!! Посмеялась, спасибо :)))

[@AlvinLovesAnime]

Babushkas sound amazing, God bless all Babushkas! ❤

[@КатенькаАфанасьева-з3ъ]

Hilarious! Всем привет из Подмосковья! ❤

[@AA-cf4es]

​@myandrew1659exactly is.

[@branimirradosevic528]

As a Slav, I can confirm that this is very true :)

[@Србомбоница86]

Yup as a Serbian me too

[@Selesto1]

Riding bears? Walking x miles to school in a snowstorm? WEAK! Babushka had to melt glaciers, with nothing but her breath to get to class...while figthing off bears!

[@ThatBoomerDude56]

What is actually true is the Soyuz space capsules carried a firearm for the cosmonauts to protect themselves against wild animals when they landed off course in the wilderness of Siberia.

[@robertbusek30]

And Cossacks. Don’t forget the Cossacks!

[@Lonovavir]

And trying to hide from the White Death.

[@SDS-ee9js]

Misha, please make a Babushka mini series like you did with woke house. 😂

[@Graph1159]

The video description refers to this as “Part 1” 😀

[@sloth_energy]

Why not a crossover? Scene 1: Babushka enters woke house

[@Graph1159]

@@sloth_energy Yes!!!

[@happyleggo9904]

​@@sloth_energyWhat did babushka do to deserve this😔

[@Nia_River]

Я поддерживаю!

[@viggytea750]

There is no defence against the supreme force of Grandma ( Babushka, Yia Yia, Nonna…insert name here…) 😂

[@xx_pjlikesmusic_xx]

Vavó 😂

[@haiducul_din_ardeal]

Bunica the force of Bunica is unstoppable

[@nancyyoung1893]

“It’s примус” I DIED💀

[@yoshiforpm]

The Daily Wire ought to give Misha a sitcom.

[@Cole205]

Oh no. Please tell me she isn't employed by those goblins.

[@sonamorningstar]

@@Cole205 She isn't and i hope she won't.

[@Cole205]

@@sonamorningstar yes. Tucker is right about Shapiro.

[@ThePaleKing47]

​@@sonamorningstarWhy not?

[@CountDownToSerenity]

no

[@АняКомарова-ц1е]

"Don't squeeze your forhead" that what I hear at least 3 times every time I visit my own babushka 😄 And goddamit "Don't you have bed at home" is sooo relatble

[@PrendeII]

sameee, but i can tell you my forehead looks really good now, people tell me i dont look 36 all the time 🤣

[@realDahenzi]

подарочек 🤣🤣🤣 hearing you speak Russian is heart melting 😍❤❤❤

[@giuliana567]

Russian Babushka and Italian Nonna aren't so different 😂

[@demonalivefornow9680]

fr

[@TheAnadromist]

Misha this was one of your best skits. Your humor is getting sharper and more personal. Really funny.

[@chesscomsupport8689]

I just found out that my Chinese mom is a babushka.

[@mamc1986]

Uh oh, don’t worry you are among friends here.

[@yokaiwatchuniverse]

Дедов тулуп и шапка - точно не замерзнешь хд

[@supmyd00d]

Great stuff! I was expecting a, "Damn, babushka, why you rushin' (Russian) me," but alas, no such puns. Keep up the great work!

[@piotrjozwiak7951]

In eastern Poland we don't say "not with empty hands" We say "nie z pustą ręką" and I think it's beautiful

[@certifiedloser2112]

polish not real language bro

[@piotrjozwiak7951]

@@certifiedloser2112 watch me Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz, Chrząszczyżewoszyce, powiat Łękołody ~ from a famous Polish movie "Jak rozpętałem II wojnę światową" ("How I unleashed world war II")

[@Tons342]

@@certifiedloser2112 what is it

[@certifiedloser2112]

@@Tons342 fantasy language

[@gypsylee333]

Bahaha this was really good!!!! Your character skits are getting better each time!😂😂 Do another skit with babushka, I loved it and I'm not familiar with Russians even but the shared humanity of silly family is something we can all enjoy.

[@strayadude9053]

It’s comedy, but there is no greater love ❤️

[@katanafourzeronine]

No greater power in the universe than the Power of the Babushka "minding her own business."

[@Xolcm]

Babushka should collab with Stephen's dad, and they can bond over their disappointment in their children.

[@paullangland7559]

I find this funny only because I have a great grandmother who came from a Slavic nation. I was only a year old maybe two years old when she died back in 1989 or 1990. But when I look at pictures of her, she looks like a classic babushka.

[@ninairish763]

My polish grandparents died when my mom was very young and I so wish I could’ve met them.

[@sweethistortea]

My mom is Czech and this is so perfect. 🤣

[@PrendeII]

i'm croatian and samee lol

[@vanities7374]

The Russian version of Steven He. Very good.

[@giorgiotommasini6828]

Uphill....both ways!!!😂

[@thepsychedelicaxolotle5020]

we need more videos of it !

[@AA-cf4es]

Who is Steven He?

[@vanities7374]

@@AA-cf4es KZbinr that makes fun of his Chinese culture.

[@midnightlotus1002]

После шортса с квасом я ждала чего-то подобного. Как же я рада, что дождалась! Вышло потрясающе. А фрагменты про школу и следящую бабушку - просто топчик🤣🤣🤣 Даешь больше роликов про бабушку!)

[@IsabellaQuinns]

Oh my God, this is sooo good! I might've missed it on your channel, but are you bilingual? I can tell that you really know Russian because of the palatalized consonants and intonation. I admire smart bilingual and creative people like you. Everlasting love from Russia

[@DepDawg]

Haha😂 I had a combo of sadness/nostalgia and PTSD from my Albanian grandmother raising me!God rest her soul 🙏🏼 She didn’t ride a bear, but she fought off wolves with her byrek rolling stick!

[@Verity_Truth666]

"I had to ride a bear!" 😂😂😂

[@cosmickilroy]

Hilarious and adorable. I love seeing grandparent/parent skits. This is so well done 😂

[@JohnDoe-tz9qw]

In Romania we call old women Baba :) And this skit is a perfect representation or Romanian baba :)

[@AA-cf4es]

We call Babushkas interchangebly. You can say Baba Olya instead of Babushka Olya, it's just a preference. Well, and a TINY bit more rude, but not for every family.

[@michaelhayes4537]

Thanks to beginner Russian lessons on KZbin, I knew 1 word "spasibo."

[@tomjarvis5918]

Ha!! My babcia is polish, but - same idea! 😂😂😂

[@themole4369]

Never seen an old lady who looked so young and beautiful!

[@AlekThunder47]

I think you forgot about the part where babushka tells you without end how good it was during soviet era and stalin.

[@AaRr-bn3xx]

I love those Russian accents, spies and fur hats... It's a shame young Russian girls grow old one day 😂

[@lenasprototrap7281]

Да и не важно сколько тебе лет, допрос с пристрастием будет такой же, ахах. Terrifyingly accurate.

[@AppStateBuffaloBillsWaifu]

This is one of your best videos Misha 😂 love learning about other cultures like this

[@kellmac]

This transcends cultures with the overly protective / overly involved grandmom. The "ride the bear" part was adorable!

[@AnnieValicek]

Amazing. Just amazing. One of the best videos I’ve ever watched.

[@justplinkin4809]

My mother-in-law was like this in Germany back in the 80s. It’s funny now, wasn’t then.

[@ldsgermanshepherdboy9272]

LOL love hearing about Russian Babushka culture😁 Reminds me of Korean Halmoni culture😜

[@theverylastuser]

And dedushka still in the bush outside with berdanka: "overwatch mode active".

[@xx_pjlikesmusic_xx]

Slavs, Balkans, Iberians, Italians and Latinos are all one big happy family! 😅

[@rozalija598]

balkan region makes up slavs, latins, uralics, and hellenics and italians are latin so they are considered under the “latino” category

[@anchorthesun3438]

No , you are brown Pablo

[@xx_pjlikesmusic_xx]

@@anchorthesun3438 I'm Portuguese American lol

[@Kiefsti]

I remember my morfar (Norwegian grandfather on my mum's side) telling me all about how hard he had it getting to school. Between he and his 17 siblings they had only 1 boot that they shared, it was uphill BOTH ways, they used dirt as pepper and were grateful for it, etc 😂 On a darker note, we did find out that one morning in the winter when he was a boy, he woke up to find out the cat had had kittens on his/brothers joint bed - and they had frozen to death in the night. The dramatics were funny, but I didn't laugh at them as much after learning that. Just hugged him more lol

[@custisstandish1961]

You have a unique sense of humor. I enjoy your comedy, plus the fact that you think for yourself and are not dragged along by the whims of today's culture.

[@eoncatalyst]

Я подписан на твой канал примерно больше года и я знал! Я ЗНААААЛ!!!!!! Ты так мило говоришь по русски!

[@Andarthiel]

Haha, this is so true. My Mum is slowly turning into a stereotypical babushka

[@personwithnoname603]

As someone of slavic decent, I get this so much XD

[@aramrahgozar]

Your act is amazing. I truly enjoyed it.

[@cutiecupcake4150]

My Italian family are the same. You sneeze -> straight to bed

[@cliffordrosen852]

I'm not Russian, but as someone who grew up with friends who are, I can definitely relate to this.

[@FreindOfBears]

This was your best work so far!!!! You are extremely talented.

[@FormulaProg]

You're genuinely hilarious and beautiful 😂 we need more Babushka!!

[@TimeToStartOver]

Thanks for the good laugh! You'll be a great Babushka one day. 👌😄

[@Cupcake_Royale]

Omg this is hilarious and it's safe to say that old people in any culture are like this. I think they're being overprotective lol. 😂😂

[@ArtC-jb5ic]

A 5 star skit! The scene with the snowball had me rolling!

[@ФёдорЗотов-г9н]

Я всегда догадывался, что Миша Петров имеет русские корни)

[@rfish67]

This is great. I like Russians more and more.

[@AA-cf4es]

We are not different at all. Those f@cked up politician want to divide nations, but at out core we all are humans with relatives and small problems.

[@roses_lotus_violet_iris]

I’m American, but I lived in Ukraine 6-7 years ago for work and have been learning Russian off & on since (not fluent but that’s my goal). I love this! It brought back many good memories. ❤ Молодец!

[@AA-cf4es]

I wish we could go back to those times.

[@SqueakyWheelMakesNoise]

That coat you got is a nice one. Looks warm.

[@daebakday6981]

I'm literally dying. Waaaaayyy too relatable!!!

[@ChristopherOBrienPSU]

You have so much talent! Love this so much 😂

[@PoliArias]

The smartest thing to do with kids: no sleepovers.

[@unnskyld2239]

Your leather jacket and fur hat outfit looks amazing on you and really suits your hair type. Babushka should be pleased with such a gorgeous grandchild

[@franciswinston1040]

😂😂 This is hilarious, bruh!! You’re really funny.

[@lenasprototrap7281]

я угораю просто, 10/10 точно, все просто 100%

[@BFG_10G]

On another note, I love those Russian hats with lots of fur on them. They look wonderful. I've always been wanting to get one!

[@ktrimbach5771]

I do too. I had bought one in US that was crap. Finally got one on trip to Russia. It’s great, but I can only wear it when the temp goes below freezing! 😁

[@AA-cf4es]

We don't wear those anymore, it's more like an artifact from the ancient times now lol

[@counter-attacktechnologyll2305]

Misha I love your podcast, you are so eloquent and smart! My favorite videos are like this one where you play several different characters. Your acting is spot on and very funny!

[@Bryan-d8j]

For my Grandmother in Australia going to school was 20km in the blazing sun, crossing the flooded creeks, out running the crocodiles and up hill in both directions.

[@ManiekM115]

Don't forget Onion Sirup for the cold 😂

[@smajliiicka]

😂❤😂❤

[@nikoladrca5324]

As a Serbian, I understood/recognised a lot of the behaviour and language from the Babushka 😂

[@lin.lilium]

WHY IS THIS ACCURATE I- 💀💀💀💀💀

[@merlin8166]

That was brilliant 😂

[@theinvestigativemillennial9381]

I love this......😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅 seriously I'd pay money to see this sitcom.

[@cominatrix]

It's all the old world family. Same with the Italians, just a little different. I love it.

[@zasmirko100]

I was a little surprised your Russian language is so good! That shifting between US English, Russian and in between heavy accents was hilarious.

[@luckybasiltea]

Please Misha, we need more videos like these 😂

[@imperiumcommentingnetwork4677]

Haha, this was amazing, great work!

[@liilalemuri2329]

0:19 “ I don’t know that Babushka “. Cuteness overload ❤

[@erickalexander1512]

The Russian Babushka is very similar to my Italian “Nonna”. You should see how hard she hit me when I behave bad as a child…I am very grateful, however. Greetings.

[@RhcadThfhoo]

Misha is very good at languages. She speaks russian almost like a native speaker

[@FransceneJK98]

Cuz she is? 😂

[@AA-cf4es]

​​@@FransceneJK98she's not. Her parent might be though. She's serbian iirc. Misha is not a Russian name for women, you won't find girls called Misha in Russia.

[@Airbender1802]

She has no accent from what I heard here lol

[@medvedik16]

@@AA-cf4esRussian female version of name Mikhail - Mikhaylina. It is very rare and is more common to be born by Belarusians than Russians, but still is existent. Could be called Misha.

[@AA-cf4es]

@@medvedik16 nope. I mean, it COULD, but you simply won't meet anyone called Misha in Russia and with "russian" ancestry nowadays :)

[@arnawawidagda7860]

Man, the part of the skit where 'Babushka' tell old stories about going is so true of my own parents.

[@Tux-rs7rp]

I love my babushka even though this couldn’t be truer

[@Mi11imani]

As someone who speaks both English and Russian too - I laughed my ass off! Thank you! 😂

[@Dzopstings]

Господи, Мишаня, обожаю тебя и твою бабушку. Здоровья тебе и всей твоей семье.

[@terriregister6463]

Grandma's in all cultures are the same! 😇❤

[@charlielondon722]

Proper babushka lovely mischa looks like a young princess Diana, top gal,keep crushing gorgeous 😇💓🙏

[@UteHeggenTranswidowHeals]

I lived in the middle of Brooklyn for 30 years and this is exactly what the babushkas say!