Why I live in BELGRADE NOT TORONTO!!!

Riches are not everything!

[@Monnah]

We are not weird and crazy. Just honest, expressive and no bs. xD Honestly, I am a Serbian who has lived in the US for years now and what I miss the most and why I will eventually go back for the most is the 'freedom of the soul'. I don't have a batter way of saying it. People in Serbia are just so honest, free to express themselves and don't insist on political correctness. I get reminded of that every time I go back home. But I'm grateful for my life here because I would have probably not come to this realization had I lived my whole life in Serbia. From this prospective I understood Serbian history of constant fighting for freedom and our ancestors' holding freedom to such high regard and us just approaching life with so much freedom in expressing ourselves. It's just amazing how one has to go away to realize what she loves about her own people, her own country and is going to be back for. I now understand that being Serbian was never easy and probably won't ever be but being free means being alive and that is what is worth fighting for. Thanks for a great video, Erik!

[@BelgradeBeat]

Thanks for this...... The freedom of the soul is most cherished by me and my friends as well. It brings tears to my eyes sometimes.

[@rajkovukovic]

@You can’t be doing this shit MY GUY - Serbia may lack a lot of things, but history ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Serbia

[@MrDejan1976]

@@BelgradeBeat There is a bit of a slavic soul that I detect there buddy? Brings tears to your eyes? 😉

[@nelinjo]

Лепо срочено:)

[@Latro84]

I”m Serbian borned in sweden and im moving back in a couple of months , im so happy!! Love your vids

[@gamerisrbija]

Interesting,I was born in Serbia and I started learning swedish a couple of weeks ago.

[@Latro84]

Vladan C meni je cast da imam takvu lepu zemlju i tako lep narod (i psihicki i fizicki)

[@Latro84]

umbrellabungee hur går det då ?

[@Zigibau16]

ive lived in the US for 20 years since i was 4 and im moving back soon

[@ДраганНонковић]

@@Latro84 Bravo Roberte, i ja živim u Švedskoj i volio bih da se vratim u Srbiju

[@ChadNantais]

Thanks, Erik. I was getting tired of repeating to Belgraders why I left Canada. Now I'll just send them this video. You articulated it all.

[@BelgradeBeat]

I'm glad I can help... It's not about you and it's not all about money, it's about community and lifestyle and connecting with other humans!!!!

[@msanjelia]

@@BelgradeBeat I lived in Sydney Australia for 20 yrs. Everything u said about Canada is the same and I could not stand it. so I moved back in 2012. U were so spot on.

[@thesheltiechannelt.d.9889]

Great video. I am Serbian. I was born in Canada. I went to Serbia once and loved it. I miss that feeling of freedom that you don't feel in Canada. Also the traditions and religion- Orthodox Christianity. There is a true tolerance and openness in Serbia and Greece, where my mother is from, to religion. By religion I mean not just religious gatherings as in Canada but religious thought- thought that does not change through persuasive arguments or trends. There exists the acceptance and encouragement of individuality of mind (think Plato, Aristotle). Again I miss that. And I don't like all the rules about how you should be. I grew up that way. It's an unspoken system and culture. And I think it exists from lack of traditions. I used to think it affects women more (buy this designer, wrong color, too "unique," etc). I'm glad you are speaking the truth. It's how I think and feel too.

[@kosha19999]

Eric BRAVO ! Thank you , dear, for sharing , you are so good : sincere , funny , much more - all in one ! New Zealand is even ''colder 'and more ..''dull' :)If G-d permits , moving soon to Serbia, at least - for European summer time .. or so..starting from that .THANKS a lot for inspiration !

[@ChadNantais]

Since moving to Serbia from Canada, I am now certain that I will never move back to Canada. Canada is a painfully boring, alienated society, where people are passive aggressive and closed off. Canada has become a giant human sheep farm. The best Canadians are those wild enough to leave, like Erik.

[@BelgradeBeat]

I would never say never, but currently no plans. My life here was a grind because it was too easy and I didn't know what I was living for. In Serbia I am living to change as many lives as possible. That brings huge motivation!

[@blueman4577]

You do not see or you do not want to see real life here. Serbia is great country to live if you are a mediocrity, but if you are not you have better to run away. If I tell you that every day one hundred people emigrates from Serbia to other countries looking for a better life, and only couple of people like Erik immigrate in Serbia IN A YEAR you will easily conclude where life is better.

[@blueman4577]

I would emigrate to Canada today if I could only have residence visa and job offer. Do not make jokes with serious matters.

[@MrDejan1976]

Welcome to Serbia Chad! Are you still there? If you are, how is life?

[@AutonomousOblast]

I'm a Serb who's born and raised in Toronto and still live here. I can definitely resonate with how you feel because I've also spent many summers in Europe (mostly in the Balkans, but in the past two summers I've been to some Western European destinations as well) and I always feel way happier there than I do here. The lifestyle is simply way superior to the shit we're put through here. I'm thankful for the privileged life that Canada has given to me but I still feel like this country is not for me and that there's a whole different world over on the other side of the Atlantic that's what I'm looking for. Right now I'm finishing up college so hopefully after some years of working I can move to Europe

[@BelgradeBeat]

yep. do what you need to do. i wish i didn't waste the years from 20-25 years old in toronto. i wish i moved to europe as soon as i dropped out of uni at age 20.

[@MilutinSRB87]

bro i am Serbian from Belgrade i folow you couple of mont and i love you honest words and thinking,as a Serbian patriot half of my life i was trying to explaine people how belgrade looks like and how Serbians are different and honest people, i am happy you are doing that right now, i was also studying in Usa Buffalo, i taveled and visited lots of city in Canada toronto , kicener, london ... and half of the world... because i was working on cruise ship in Miami. I am now back home i would like to talk with you sometime and drink some beer, send me a message and friend req on fb Milutin Vasovic Misko Best regards and please continue with your greate videos.

[@oaka5639]

Can i send you a request, i have no friends

[@zeusvalentine3638]

I am from Canada and I feel everything you are saying.

[@johnaybier418]

Wow. _"Did you know that the first Matrix was designed to be a perfect human world, where none suffered; where everyone would be happy. It was a disaster. No one would accept the program."_ Your story reminds me on this.

[@Northbrahh]

John Aybier Swallow the red pill

[@BelgradeBeat]

hahahahha actually the suffering is much more subtle..... awkward social moments, a level of scam that's included in various commercial transactions, poor quality food, etc.

[@johnaybier418]

Hmm ... and is there less scam in Serbia? From what I see it appears to me that the entire modern civilization is built on scams and corruption.

[@BelgradeBeat]

well one simple thing... if something is listed as 500RSD, it costs 500RSD, not $7 plus tax plus tip, ending up closer to $10.

[@johnaybier418]

Yeah this is minor, however not unimportant. But that's the mentality almost everywhere on the face of this planet, perhaps not with the same intensity. It's the imprint of capitalism on the mindset of people, i.e. that they measure and determin everything with the ruler of profit. You know that typical pricing when the price is just a tiny bit less than the rounded value, like 490 or 499 instead of 500. I'm pretty sure that goes the same way in Serbia too, and it's a psychological scam which works through an even more sneaky subconscious way and for the same reason that the one you mentioned. But the variety of these scams add up on a lot larger scale, like small brooks flow together into a hurge river, and become those fake politcal systems, the fake monarchy, fake socialism, fake communism, and this fake democracy in which we and our ancestors have and had been living and which cause more serious trouble, like wars, economical and cultural colonisation, evnironmental disasters, enslavement of people, land and nature.

[@Lee-mk6wb]

geez, I was looking at travel videos and found you! Exactly the truth! I am from Toronto and several generations Canadian. You have expressed what I have felt in my soul better that I ever could. Groupthink and mind numbing political correctness are the norm here. I moved to interior BC to escape it and found that although it's less PC, I am surrounded by smiling morons. I have always known that something is just not right, but thought something must be wrong with me because everyone else accepts their prison. Honestly , I am not sure I have ever had an honest conversation with a single person in my entire life. People, life is hard and the grass is not always greener on the other side of the fence. I disagree with the people that don't think you sound Canadian. This is what we used to sound like before we were bombarded with American culture 24/7.

[@BelgradeBeat]

Thanks for this, sounds like you need to get out and travel a bit more! Do it, there's a whole world out there... Being Canadian becomes much cooler once you leave Canada, trust me ;) I'm glad you can recognize my more old school Canadian way of speaking English, more enunciated and less nasal... But in reality I'm first generation, speak 2 other languages and haven't called Canada home in 10 years, so i've incorporated other influences too :)

[@dkebirik4m]

I felt the same but I coldn't have put it better myself. Bravo čoveče!! Svako dobro:)

[@Мудрица]

9:51 :D супер човече. Добро ти нама дошао :)

[@majad5695]

Ok .. !!! well well well ... I'm following you for quite some time ... you're becoming Belgradian .. almost there .. Congrats on your efforts .. and your .. love ❤.

[@peterroman1554]

Hey Erik, I don't watch your videos too often, but I did comment on some of them before. I am from Slovakia but I live in Denmark now, and the way you are describing Canada in this video fits remarkably for Denmark. Everything is super easy out here, you pass the university even without trying, you earn a lot of money for not working at all, people are fake in my opinion, pretending to be polite and respectful, but inside they are quite nationalistic about the rules abd values that are apparently present in Denmark, and generally not ambitious, living a super comfortable life. When I went to Serbia for the first time in August this year, it was an eye-opening experience, people were so honest, happy, hospitable, and somehow I had this feeling of freedom, nothing I experienced in Denmark before, even though you would assume that Denmark is a more free of a country. I am happy to have lived here for two and a half years and being able to compare the two "worlds" but honestly I can't wait to get out of here once I am done studying in June. I've just had enough of it, therefore I am going volunteering to Slovenia next year. Hopefully their mentality will be the same as that of Serbians. Keep up the good work with videos like this :) -Peter

[@antonije6312]

Slovenians are more like westerns people from all nations of former Yugoslavia. But i am sure you gona run into some Serbian people who work there or so. :)

[@BelgradeBeat]

Hi Peter, thanks for the message... Slovenia is different, but they still are good people. Why don't you like living in Slovakia? My family is from there but I chose Serbia over Slovakia because of the stuff you mentioned.

[@peterroman1554]

Belgrade Beat Well I never said I didn't like Slovakia, but my personality makes me very curious about seeing/moving to other countries and places, and being able to compare and learn something from each culture. I think I am still too young to settle down for a long time, and I will move out of Slovenia after this one year of voluntary work that I am planning to do, but none of this means that I don't like my home country :) It might be true that I partially went to Denmark to see an example of a "developed western" country, and that many people struggle in Slovakia because of the low salaries and lack of opportunities, and therefore seek to move out. However, I would like to, and I probably will, come back one day. The experience in Denmark taught me that money isn't everything and that people around you matter a lot! I might have an enormous amount of friends out here, but the vast majority of them are foreigners like me, not the natine Danes, which is not something like I experienced in Slovakia or Serbia where the natives welcome you, especially in Serbia. It is kinda ture though that life can be difficult for some people who don't earn a lot in Slovakia..

[@ДраганНонковић]

Have the same experience here in Sweden

[@INRI011]

Eric, you are a good, emotional and honest man! You deserve Serbia, and Serbia deserves you! I am very pleased that we are fellow citizens!

[@ljiljanastanikic7786]

Have you noticed boy after 16 minutes walk there is not a single soul on the street of suberban Toronto but in Belgrade people walk a lot and you can see and even talk to anyone.

[@BelgradeBeat]

EXACTLY

[@djuradjdjuric6829]

OceanBlue hm, please don't come to Serbia stay there! We don't have any problem with that! :-) Peace

[@0x84f]

OceanBlue there's always people in all parts of the city, either walking or socializing on the streets, and the only parts when the city is completely empty (atleast in the outer parts of the city, Belgrade in my case) is after 11pm.

[@dekipet]

@@0x84f Wrong. Belgrade is awaken in all parts of the day. Novi Sad and other bigger cities too. It's just, not all parts of the cities are awaken. ;)

[@blueman4577]

No wonder that so many people walks around in Belgrade, there is much unemployed in Serbia.

[@MrownXXV]

Your last few videos have been really good

[@AleksandraSana]

Thank you!Greetings from Sombor/Serbia

[@dachica81]

well done bro.....i love your videos man.....good normal thinking......cant wait new ones.....

[@smilingcat7001]

Man! I've been fixing computers in Serbia for years, upgrading hardware, installing whatever-you-can-imagine software, and people say: "Thank you, buddy. You are a real friend." In Serbia you do that for nothing or in the best case for few Euros, for beer or pljeskavica. :-) Thank you for being honest. I love my country and my people but it's very hard to make money enough for normal life here. At least for me. Yes, life here makes you tougher but after almost five decades (I'm 49) you get tired a bit. Or a lot. Wish you all the best, živ i zdrav da si.

[@MsMinistarka1]

Hi Eric! Thank you for these interesting thoughts and views. I bet many people from Belgrade would never say there could be something better about living in Belgrade than in Toronto. I have fallen in love with Serbian people for similar reasons. They are authentic, expressive and great fun. I have never learnt any language with more pleasure and ease than Serbian and I am very happy that today I can speak it, even though I have never lived in Serbia. I cannot fully agree with the view on political correctness though. I actually think it is a good thing. The way I see it is that political correctness is teaching us to be sensitive and respectful to the people who were or are still being oppressed. Of course, it is also important what we do and not only what we say but words matter, too. I believe it is necessary that people respect each other for a society to function well. For example, people in my home country, Slovakia, are probably also more emotional and direct than Canadians and I am fine with that. I like my fellow countrymen, of course. :) However, the downside of this is that sometimes people can be too rough or insensitive - including high-profile people such as well-known politicians. I am hoping there could be some golden middle ground - that people can remain fun and authentic but at the same time being able to respect certain limits for the common good.

[@BelgradeBeat]

:) please add me on facebook facebook.com/worldlysavage or email [e-mail] and we can talk more!

[@bokikebic7062]

Thanks for 'spreading the truth'...and GUCHA FESTIVAL is certainly unique!

[@BelgradeBeat]

It is.. but now when i go there it's also old. that was new to me in 2007. now I would love to find something which could blow my mind as much as that did the first time!

[@bokikebic7062]

Sorry dude, I left Yugo many years ago but I'm sure the locals could come up with some suggestions! Good luck! p.s. if you can get in touch with that 'honorary Serb" Charles Cather I'm sure he knows some "hidden jewels" but you might have to cross the border here and there!

[@ninaandrichardsmemoriespav4024]

You know my friend, you are 100% correct the way you explain Canada....it is the most controlled place i have ever lived...we are like children here that mommy and daddy take care of us all our life long....i hate that...zero challenges so oh so boring...feeling something raw and real is unheard of...and if you challenge anyone to snap out of it and wake up they run away lol all the best to you mr. :)

[@BelgradeBeat]

yeah, thanks. I mean I did what I could. Best just not to be there for me. The whole world is out there and it's great. I learned all I could from the place.

[@madmax3645]

He's speaking the truth.

[@yourmajesty5987]

fascination to me personally. I have been in Belgrade 6 weeks because my father is ill. I've been considering retiring here. it is a young persons city. but this has been fascinating to me

[@LooDyMeN]

I'm so proud of you bro, thank you so much for this video. Everything is fking truth. When you can, come to Novi Sad, i would like to drink some good rakija with you brate ❤️

[@BelgradeBeat]

Thanks man!!!

[@yourmajesty5987]

sweet he calls you brate

[@srdjanjanic]

prvi put gledam ovo, i stvarno mi se činiš sve više i više super lik. Srećno!

[@codewazowski5456]

Wow you are so honest when expressing yourself.

[@shutting88]

Serbia seems to be a much more cooler country than Canada. Furthermore it's not messy like Thailand.

[@shutting88]

Jason Rougeau Actually I like Thailan, however for visiting.

[@kingsleysmith1279]

Jason Rougeau ...kind of tough on Philippines.... of course my wife is Filipina and we live here because she has large family.... and the cost of living too high for retiree in USA.... not paradise here, worst places though

[@ΔοσίθεοςΤρνηνητς]

John jones Serbia is in Winter -4c but in Sommer is 40+

[@tldrvince4705]

whats messy about Thailand?

[@vodahlava]

wow. that was quite refreshing to hear, someone feeling the same way.

[@martinjovanovic6783]

god bless you eric for speaking the truth from your heart.. :)

[@dank.2791]

Dude, you spoke what I feel in my heart. Left Vancouver exactly for the same reasons. Thank you for the courage to speak so honestly and openly brother🤘

[@MsMinistarka1]

I wanted to say also that your family background sounds very interesting to me! I am from Slovakia and one of my grand grandmothers was Carpathian German (not from Bratislava though). Sadly, I know very little about this branch of my family but I find it fascinating. Slovakia used to be much more multicultural before the WWII - we lost our Jewish community in the holocaust and our German community shortly after the war. The WWII was an unspeakable tragedy and horror. Taking that into account, I can understand very well that your ancestors were seeking peace and better life across the ocean.

[@BelgradeBeat]

hey Veronika, that's cool. i'm happy to share more........... please add me on facebook facebook.com/worldlysavage or email [e-mail] and we can talk more!

[@Zigibau16]

Sir you are a legend

[@rosshare251]

Happiness and contentment is what it's all about and to be happy requires struggle and strife.

[@BelgradeBeat]

Absolutely!

[@Ematuresco]

@@BelgradeBeat if you mind, you've written somewhere that you've been to Vienna. Many Serbs dream of Vienna as the perfect middle between east and west. What is your take on it? Slav people + West standard ?

[@mishkoala]

Haha! Yes! I'm 100% behind you, I'm living in a similar situation. I grew up partly in Brantford, Ontario, Canada and partly in Toronto. My family background is 100% Ukrainian, I moved to Kyiv, Ukraine 2 years ago. Lots of my friends and family think I'm insane, and it's hard to explain to them how awesome it is. But yeah, expat life is 100x better than the boring day to day in Canada. Not to bash Canada, I love it and grew up there, but it's just not for me, too dry and dull. The social stuff you're talking about in Canada is 100% true, it's the trying to hold on to their culture while still living a cushy Canadian life, and kudos to that, but it's just not the same thing as over here. I know the guys in Lemon Bucket too haha. If you're ever in Kyiv, lemme know! I'll show you around! Also, love Belgrade, great city.

[@BelgradeBeat]

hey, yeah, i'm planning to visit Kiev...can you find me on facebook?

[@aantonic]

yeak, Kiev would be great, except people. I would expect people to learn from experience of revolutions *(controlled by US)from other countries, but no, they got on that zionist train and destroyed their country, shame.

[@MyNagard]

WooW Eric!!

[@Lee-mk6wb]

As well, People appeared to be having a good time in the cafes. Discussion was animated. I watched your recent video where you spoke to The Nationalist. I wish I could have met someone like that. I love passionate individuals. It wasn’t to be.

[@coughforme21]

If you make $ online you can live anywhere. Serbia seems like a *great* place to base and make a home. Have been meaning to travel there for several years now.

[@BelgradeBeat]

yeah, the standard of living and normality you get here is really nice.

[@ДУШАНЈОВАНОВИЋ-ю5о]

THANK YOU BRO. FOR THE NICE WORDS ! :)

[@02098173]

Impressed, too brave for a Canadian 😃 Ćao

[@stefan94youtube56]

You live in canada...Toronto same as Robot

[@idaiusholiknarish8196]

Very interesting. Thanks for this and other videos.

[@alanfchef3388]

Canadian Currently staying in Novi sad since March 4. Scheduled to leave originally May 12...we'll see.

[@sergiodelgado5332]

It's really easy to have your point of view because of how and where you grew up. But it doesn't mean there isn't a different way of life in Canada or the US. In many big cities depending on the neighborhood you can have a completely different life with a complete other set of rules and customs. In a city like NY you can have areas where its exactly how you mentioned, but in others its like you are in another country. You don't always have to be so drastic as to move to the other side of the world or paint a whole country with the same brush, but at the same time I admire your passion in finding your own place on this planet.

[@BelgradeBeat]

Yeah, I made this video to explain my point of view. People envy people who grew up places like this... But if you stay any place too long it can be a trap. I also feel that growing up in a rich part of Canada made me a bit of a snob and by going to another country I escape that and be more who i want to be without the trappings of the class system.

[@dekipet]

Mate, what he is looking for is not in one part of the city. The whole country is the same. We, as a nation have something no one has. Forget western media. Came anytime to check it out. ;)

[@dachica81]

Sergio I think u don't know what r u talking about bro........but it's only my opinion as same as yours.......maybe I'm wrong too but i think definitely u r not Canadian.......pbbly NY......and that's why u don't know shit...............

[@alexvidakovic]

We have such neighborhoods here in Serbia, houses with backyards and all, very affluent as you say it. I live in a house with a backyard, my neighbors too, we're very affluent.

[@jamesfrench7299]

Basically, you've escaped the matrix. You lucky thing.

[@ogicvijanovic7185]

Great video!

[@michaelsmith8759]

I love your videos Erik and I agree that Beograd is an amazing place to live but be careful about wanting to change things... you might get more change than you want and wouldn't it be a shame to just make another Canada/Australia, soulless and politically correct. I love Beograd for what it is NOT for what it could be and I know you feel the same.

[@ДраганНонковић]

I totally agree with you!

[@NormalsOverrated1987]

FUCK MY LIFE, i'm going to Serbia :) , koji si ti kralj .

[@nickn146]

Eric please stay in Belgrade and rant on they need people like you

[@sasablagojevic3256]

I am Serb living in UK. Only time I was living full life in London was the time when I was money broke it was the most interesting time cos I've fight and trying my best to get on my feet again. Usually is quite boring and life is easy in London. Serbia completely opposite from UK. People are open in Serbia and there is no fake smiles there what you see that's what you get. London so much smiles and welcoming but nothing is real it's all pretending and so much racism from all sides and culture's.

[@ivicadjokic7320]

welcome brother!

[@Pauli650]

you cant buy energy, friends and fun

[@da6109]

It is easy to be strong, when you have Canadian money.

[@dariuszkrzeminski5652]

AMEN!!!!!

[@ДраганНонковић]

Amen!

[@stalker0377]

Welcome to Serbia! Pozdrav iz Zemuna za svu moju bracu, i ima jedna poslovica koja glasi svuda podji kuci dodji...

[@shutting88]

There are lots of people who want to migrate to Canada to find a better job and make a better life. Does it work for Serbia too?

[@BelgradeBeat]

no.

[@pana9366]

Brother, being serbian means being orthodox christian. All serbian history has its roots in orthodoxy. Guca and its spirit is just something you never had in Canada and it can be found anywhere in Southern Europe. You have come here with a good financial background and that also means that life here was very easy for you, but that's not the real life. It is very cool to be a canadian in serbia since people find you very cool and crazy but if you were living here without money and being a victim of politicians you would sing a different song, in Toronto :) . Best wishes, see you around.

[@TheMilangudzik]

I would move there but need to find a source of income. Maybe go go dancer

[@КинескицарФукси]

Welcome

[@sonjas.4187]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@BD-qc8zz]

Sometimes you feel more at home in a foreign land - I still haven't found where I would feel at home. People and the culture is everything ! absolutely. I don't think I'd ever move to the US even if I was granted a green card - I just don't think I'd enjoy the culture and the people - they seem so shallow, narrow-minded. I do have a soft spot for Eastern Europe you made me want to explore a little more into the unknown.

[@tomyoung6294]

Come to Vancouver, warmer winter here and more fun .

[@tomyoung6294]

ethanol 96 the costs of living here , As same As Toronto, but better winter

[@tomyoung6294]

gillan64 they are different

[@dim2108]

Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times.

[@sveukurac1389]

great job olivera!👍🏼

[@snowcountry322]

No offense...but why Belgrade? I have been here for two weeks but I don't understand why you chose Belgrade over Toronto

[@yourmajesty5987]

dude. watch his vids again and don't smoke pot this time

[@marcussamuel8009]

Bro istina je to sve,,,nije lose Toronto malo zaraditi i vratiti se u svoju zemlju to je ok....

[@markovujanic3195]

Erik tell me how do Serbian people feel living in Canada ? Is there any talk about moving back to Serbia? Anyways i have talked to you before once or twice, i also feel like life in America is very easy, too easy. Whenever i say to my parents or friends that i want to move back to Serbia they always tell me how hard it is. For some reason everyone is scared of a hard life. I believe that you grow more when you struggle and find yourself as a person then when everything is easy and you dont have to use your head. People in 3rd world countries are a lot smarter because they have to use their head. I feel like everyone in North America for most part are retarded because they never use their head and they always have someone telling them how they should live their life. Anyways have to go back to this boring ass job, have a good one.

[@aantonic]

Hej Marko, life in US is easy,hmm hmm. i wouldnt agree with you at all. Know from experience, been there, seen that. Life in Western |Europe is waaaay better then in US,.

[@emilinature]

aantonic Ja sam zivela 7 godina u Nemackoj sad zivim u Americi (19god).Sta reci treba malo vremena ali moje misljenje bazirano na licnom iskustvu puno bolje u SAD.Prvo i osnovno ovde ne postoji jedna nasa familija koja je dosla pre dvadeset godina da nije kupila kuci i jos malo otplatila.Drugo ,fakulteti su skupi ali ima tu dosta pomoci od drzave ako ste dobar student a onda kad zavrsite koledz,plate su puno vece nego na primer u Nemackoj.Trece imate vise penzija ,jednu obaveznu koja doduse nije nesto velika ali vecina firmi extra uplacuje pa na kraju kad krenete u penziju mozete lagano imati jos extra izmedju 100-250 hiljada dolara.Sta je jos doro vi se mozete penzionisati i nastaviti raditi ako hocete.I td .da ne nabrajam.Ali se slazem sa jednim kod nas se opustenije i drustveno bogatije zivi.❤️Srbija❤️Beograd❤️Sabac🇷🇸

[@TheSkywalkerTB]

I guess the grass really is always greener on the other side, since I'd trade living in any town in Ex-Yu for Toronto easily.

[@stefan94youtube56]

I EM FROM SERBIA...AND AFTHER 4:37 VIDEO I MUST POUSE A VIDEO AND SAY EVRY HOUSE IS 10/10 AND CARS ARE 10/10 IN TORONTO You must be Crazy !!! ???? but.. I understand...you found yourself in this city. you are free like a bird

[@Lee-mk6wb]

You have never done a video called ' why I live in Belgrade and not Zagreb or Sarajevo. ' Too sensitive a topic? Do those cities have a similar vibe? I'm coming in May! Can't wait.

[@BelgradeBeat]

I don't really have a personal connection to those cities. I think for anyone who has travelled the region it's obvious that Belgrade is the bustling metropolis of the region and all the other capitals are smaller affairs with less going on. You'll see.

[@alexxela8956]

So you're criticising them for obeying the rules which, by your own admission, makes for a very safe place ... an orderly place, and a prosperous place? Which rules specifically are you talking about? Also, you say one can't speak their mind to others. Well, maybe because there are many cultures living in Toronto unlike the homogenous Belgrade, and also because Toronto is a more individualistic society historically.

[@ZliBokser]

85 dolara na sat da instliras word hahaha

[@LooDyMeN]

And yup, be honest with us, Serbian girls are hottest chicks in the whole world 😎

[@zorzobukumica628]

I wish you all the best in my hometown. I am now somewhere else, if I only can make my living in Belgrade like you, I would have stayed.... Hopefully I ll meet you somewhere in "sirokom svijetu" ( darko rundek - kzbin.info/www/bejne/npinf52bipdjjqc ) Cheers!

[@NBGD22]

Belgrade beat, bro you are Serbian by ancestors because in that part of Europe was live Lusian Serbs. Google it.

[@BelgradeBeat]

let's just all be proto-indo-european together?

[@selkoa8384]

Is it worth immigrating to Canada in 2019 ?

[@slavicpower7709]

No.

[@venessavuia]

No

[@nikolaandjelich1785]

you are crazy man lol

[@ianiss9165]

you are ignorant Nikola.

[@dirtydiana8542]

So you are Slovakian? Slovak, what ever is correct?

[@BelgradeBeat]

no

[@jelena792]

Svuda pođi u Beograd dođi! ❤️❤️❤️

[@thoughtsofabuddhistmonk8020]

very sad to say that serbian embassy rejected my visa. I am very sad, Even my teacher from serbia sponsored for me. I am a buddhist monk. That's why they rejected me?

[@LooDyMeN]

Thoughts of a Buddhist monk No way that could be a reason... You are welcome as soon as you come 🤗

[@thoughtsofabuddhistmonk8020]

Thank you dear friend. We did everything properly. I was eagely looking for visiting serbia. I love so much serbian people. But finally they rejected me. This is so awkward.

[@LooDyMeN]

Thoughts of a Buddhist monk www.mfa.gov.rs/en/consular-affairs/entry-serbia/visa-requirements double check everything here, this is all i can do for you atm

[@slavko321]

They were probably worried about how much pork you can eat.

[@djuradjdjuric6829]

Now you know how is been Serbian!

[@lioplavi8524]

ZIV BIO BRATE

[@13svetlost]

come back to serbia

[@ΔοσίθεοςΤρνηνητς]

Hi how are you🙂

[@StefanMrvi]

blok brate bruklin

[@ShamanKish]

Traveling is the best thing for the soul.

[@stevan8437]

Quite the opposite than growing up in Serbia

[@Lee-mk6wb]

I spent a week in Belgrade in May. I really don’t understand how everyone can afford to sit in cafes all day if they have no money. One woman told me that her son was a radiologist and she had to send him 300 a month to survive. The city has lots of potential but people need to stop the graffiti. My main complaint was the taxi drivers who rip you off. Street vendors appear quite desperate and it makes you want to avoid them. I had some weird experiences in restaurants. In Skadarlia most of the restaurants were half full and they wouldn’t let me sit there. It was weird. I had strange restaurant experiences several times in Serbia but not in Bosnia or Croatia.?.?..?. Overall, I liked the food and vibe of the city. Toronto feels empty in comparison.

[@ShamanKish]

You can have one coffee and sit 5 hours in a cafe. That's how. No one will kick you out.

[@georgepetkovic440]

Wonder if Eric went to the Serbian Party in Toronto on the 25th...sounds like he would have loved it..:p

[@BelgradeBeat]

wasn't there. every day of my life is a Serbian Party... We made a good subscriber meetup in Toronto on the 26th. Too bad you missed it.

[@Lechoslaw8546]

-Greeting to you from POLAND.