Young Russian Girl Shows Me Worst Areas of Her Hometown

Many people are curious about Russian trains and about how you can rail travel across Russia, the largest country in the world, for days and days.
On this particular occasion, I decided to jump on a specific train with no purpose other than escaping the frenetic lifestyle of Moscow to find myself in the city of Kirov.
Kirov, a 15-hour train ride east of the Russian capital, is your typical Russian city, without anything remarkable: the majority of the population is Russian, the nature around is bland, no significant historical events. I thought this would be the perfect place for me to show you the life around a place where life hasn't changed much since the early days of the Soviet Union.
I also took the chance to cross one extra Russian federal subject off my list!
In my quest to set foot in every single federal subject in Russia, the oblast' of Kirov was number 32! Don't forget to follow me on Instagram for live updates @davelegenda 📷
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Here's where I stand as of now:
Moscow ✔️
Moscow Oblast' ✔️
Saint Petersburg ✔️
Leningradskaya Oblast' ✔️
Vladimirskaya Oblast' ✔️
Yaroslavskaya Oblast' ✔️
Ivanovskaya Oblast' ✔️
Krasnodarskij Kraj ✔️
Tulskaya Oblast' ✔️
Tatarstan Republic ✔️
Tverskaya Oblast' ✔️
Nizhegorodskaya Oblast' ✔️
Kaluzhskaya Oblast' ✔️
Murmanskaya Oblast' ✔️
Smolenskaya Oblast' ✔️
Ryazanskaya Oblast' ✔️
Astrakhanskaya Oblast' ✔️
Kalmykia Republic ✔️
Volgogradskaya Oblast' ✔️
Bryanskaya Oblast' ✔️
Udmurtia Rebublic ✔️
Yekaterinburgskaya Oblast' ✔️
Tyumenskaya Oblast' ✔️
Karelia Republic ✔️
North Ossetia-Alania Republic ✔️
Rostov Oblast' ✔️
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug ✔️
Republic of Crimea ✔️
Sevastopol ✔️
Permskij Kraj ✔️
Chelyabinsk Oblast' ✔️
Kirov Oblast' ✔️
Which means I'm at 32/85. Still 53 to go! Hopefully a lifetime will be enough ⚠️
I boarded the Soviet train from the Yaroslavsky rail terminal of Moscow, one of the main ones in town. The train that I boarded was actually one of the legendary transiberian trains crossing Russia all the way from Moscow to Vladivostok. On the Pacific Ocean! The absolute dream.
Unfortunately, my train ride would end twelve hours into the journey. After one night and few hours into the day, we arrived in Kirov. I was lucky enough to meet an amazing Russian family on the train who invited me for lunch at a Russian canteen - exactly where you would eat back during the times of the USSR!
So that's where I had some Soviet borscht, some Soviet blinchiki (Soviet pancakes. Have you ever had those?) and some Soviet sour cream (smetana, amazing).
And then I spend the rest of the day roaming around Kirov as if I was a Pokémon trainer looking for the best pocket monsters to catch around the city. The only difference was that I was looking for anything remotely reminiscent of the Soviet Union.
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I went out looking for Khrushchyovkas (the five-storey buildings commissioned by Khrushchyov to face the boom in population in the USSR following the Second World War), I went out looking for abandoned buildings and I was interested in going on a ride on some of the second-hand buses and trolley-buses in and around Kirov.
Overall, I really enjoyed my time in Kirov. I was there for no more than 10 hours and my walking-around was cut short due to the inclement weather (It was spitting down with the rain for most of the afternoon), but I had the chance to see a lot of the sights around town and I learnt all sorts of new, interesting things.
At around midnight, I then went to the bus station of Kirov to jump on another Soviet mean of public transport - the marshrutka.
That is because Kirov was only first stop on a week-long journey that would take me to the very north of Russia - to the legendary gulag camps of Vorkuta and the Yamalo-Nenets Republic.
If you watched the video until the very end and read the description far enough to be reading this, I thank you very much from the bottom of my heart and I can only hope you've enjoyed this one.
Cheers, thank you and bye!

[@DaveLegenda]

Thanks Kirov for giving me a nice rest on my way to VORKUTA (coming up next!). I'm on Instagram as @davelegenda

[@scythian-rus5421]

Do you just do your videos to pass propaganda on Russia or something? You do know that western world most of their economy is in the FIRE sector, they are massively in debt and import around 5 trillion dollars worth of goods while Russia only imports 245 billion dollars. So who buys things more second hand Russia or the West?

[@user-lw7xt6zy5g]

@@scythian-rus5421 все верно.

[@JimmyCruez]

Some contact on social media with Julia, Thanx😉 btw Bon Voyage..🍀

[@LateNightRewrites]

I would marry Julia in a second! She's delightful and her parents are so kind

[@i.k.3047]

Hi. I am from Kirov. It was interesting to see my hometown. I didn't know that he was on the list of the best cities to live in Russia.)) I thought it was the other way around.))

[@nikvezunchik]

Me too lol I am also from kirov

[@CollapsingRealities]

This guy has said 'soviet' 50 times throughout the video - that's 1/10 Bald's average. He's getting close.

[@user-lw7xt6zy5g]

Социализм, нашу родину, советский народ, уничтожили в 90х.годах по сегодня.

[@zublume]

Bald vs Davide - England vs Italy 😀

[@user-kd1qn4ox6g]

очень смешной. советского Союза давно нет. Проснись.

[@yurippp634]

@@user-lw7xt6zy5g Классно, скатертью дорога

[@sassymenses]

@@user-kd1qn4ox6g вы даже не поняли, что он написал, а уже комментируете.

[@lucianograff6512]

this girl was having so much fun lmao

[@mattm1823]

Her parents 100% wanted him to marry her

[@noahfrancisco4402]

@@mattm1823 time to take trip to russia

[@williamcarnero9595]

@@mattm1823 definitely, they wouldn’t have just had her go around with him if not

[@alherch]

@@mattm1823 haha I'm glad I wasn't the only one thinking this.

[@KosherPorky]

@@noahfrancisco4402 Glad we're on the same page

[@davidnievesjr.9478]

I love these videos watching you travel. It's so interesting how many people you've asked that say they prefer the Soviet Union days.

[@masterzjg]

Nostalgia. Makes people forget the bad things

[@user-lw7xt6zy5g]

Да. Наша Родина советский союз. Мы её очень любим и сегодня. Самое лучшее, счастливое время. Украли нашу жизнь.

[@user-lw7xt6zy5g]

@@masterzjg не было ничего плохого. Вы за нас не жили в СССР. И не вам говорить за меня, за народ СССР. Сегодня нищие, безработица,здравоохранение развалили, с|х уничтожено, как и все остальное. А Москва это дорогая обложка, глянцевая, а Россия настоящая за мкадом.

[@vladimir_willNotSay]

@@user-lw7xt6zy5g Совершенно верно, Россия настоящая за МКАдом, но судя по этому фильму автор канала старается показать её хуже, чем она есть на самом деле.

[@Oleg_V7]

There is very little truth about the Soviet Union in our time. It was a beautiful country, and wonderful people. Well-mannered and educated! The Soviet Union collapsed because it was betrayed by its own elite! Officials in the republics wanted more power and decided to separate. The Constitution of the Soviet Union allowed this to be done, but all laws were violated. The peoples of the USSR voted in a referendum for the Soviet Union as a single country. And the republican authorities ignored the will of the people. The union broke up and terrible times began! Fortunately, Russia managed to escape from the dark times. Now Russia is living very well! Therefore, most people do not want to return to the USSR.

[@brenozozoooo]

This man deserves to be more recognized for his videos.

[@christianmagno984]

He his a slave of the Zionists wearing the sign the submission

[@nathancludts5403]

Nope, his voice is just too annoying.

[@alherch]

Julia's parents are gems, and my guess is that's representative of many people in Russia after they get to know you.

[@AliHamdhan]

He's speaking russian, but his hand gestures speak Italian 👍😀

[@stevenpesola3401]

She likes youuuuu. Poppa was seeing you as a son-in law

[@hansvonmeinstien3660]

Thanks for remembering me and showing again

[@fayrouzu]

after i’ve finished watching all bald and bankrupt’s soviet adventures i got bored and needed new ones so i’m glad i’ve found your channel. good job david keep going. i’d love to see videos of other post soviet countries once you’re done visiting all of russia :)

[@rprajapati71]

difficult to find someone like bald but he is pretty close

[@khepFX]

back in time to the soviet union riding a modern ferris wheel in front of a mcdonald's

[@user-kg3gu5yl8t]

We had the same trolley busses in Greece during 80's and 90's.

[@markdixey3180]

Was in Vorkuta last summer. There are 85 regions in Russia. I've visited 84.

[@HimadriPant]

That's quite a feat 👍

[@user-fg1mi7us5k]

Thanks for your great video! I live in Sosnovka, it is five-hour drive from Kirov. I think that there is a certain charm in panel houses and cloudy weather, which residents of Russian cities are used to. And I really hope that you enjoyed your trip to Kirov and learned some interesting things about the life of the "eternally sad Russians". Greetings from Sosnovka!

[@nikl6857]

Was hooked ever since I watched your video on Viipuri. Love seeing creators like yourself shedding light on the Russian people and everyday life outside the big cities which I never get to see on the "mainstream" media. All the best to you!

[@RandomDave]

Would love to do a train journey through Russia. Nice man.

[@thekisianganipodcast]

This is like watching Bald Lite. I love it.

[@guy6054]

Great video as always! How cool of them to show you around.

[@hugonorberg8928]

Dave keep up the good work! I think your videos just keeping on getting better and better. Thank you for showing us Kirov

[@kpasax]

Great video! Thanks for the English subtitles 👍

[@neilfoster9508]

Touring Kirov with Robert DeNiro and his cute daughter Julia! 😁 Great video, I really enjoyed it, thankyou.

[@lennytidwillow3666]

I've recently discovered your videos. Thanks for sharing your experience. Greetings from Bay City Michigan.

[@joross517]

Thanks Dave for showing and sharing this video , it brings many memories back . my trip to Kirov was Aug 2008

[@ellgndd5343]

This family is so nice

[@gytisk6998]

I wonder if Dave could post a video how he learned Russian. His Russian may actually even be better than Bald and Bankrupts

[@parapanofff]

It actually is. Am Russian, can confirm. He also spilled the beans in the comments that Russian is being studied in Italian schools, so it makes sense he speaks so properly grammar-wise.

[@villeporttila5161]

Bald and Bankrupt's Russian is really poor. He might know a lot of words and be confident with it but his grammar is non-existent

[@erichansen82]

Seems to get by

[@OMundoEmFatos]

He said sometime that he had a russian course in University

[@JoMass]

Ottimo video Davide!!!

[@nad1ax2]

Always enjoy your videos and I hope you get blessed by the good ol' KZbin algorithm soon. Also perhaps try to collaborate with a bigger travel KZbinr so that more people discover your channel. Keep grinding mate and safe travel!

[@ewalinek8272]

Dave, thank you for the film - you have quite interesting perspective as a person who have never lived under any communist regime :) I'm from Poland, not from USSR, but just from a "sattelite" country. The era of socialism (which actually was not a real comminism) ended when I was 10, so I remember quite much from this period. In Poland it was probably much better than is the Soviet Union, also on the level of life conditions and infrastructure (I've been to Russia twice in 2000s, so I can imagine how it was). But, I can tell you one thing: the railway station in Kirov is NOT a "real soviet railway station", as you said in your film. Because we can see there many renovated elements, many traces of cintemporary life... You cannot even imagine, how bad was the quality of communists infrastucture; what was the level of destruction and simply dirt present everywhere. Now, the standard is much, much better. But please , continue your trips. You show the places no one of us wathich would see with his or her own eyes (Workuta...), I am eager to see more. And I perfectly understand your state of mind when you are so astonished with what you see and describe. I felt similar each time when I visited this country. Russia is so fascinating... Good luck!

[@neilfoster9508]

I have been to Poland 16 times since 2016, and I LOVE it! To us English, PL is still a little Soviet, but we have never experienced true Communist life so even a little seems quite a lot to us. A few of my Polish friends lived through Communist times, and my best friend lives in an apartment block from that time, when I visit her and her family, I feel like I also went back to Soviet times. Best wishes.🌞🌞

[@jigadriga5517]

Ха-ха. Это не реновация, а позорище. Налепили всяких торговых будок на станции, отделали "евроремонтом" и збс👍 и так вся россия выглядит, кроме Москвы и небольшого ряда крупных и не очень городов...

[@vladimir_willNotSay]

@@jigadriga5517 Вы до сих пор а 90-х с их торговыми будочками? Кировский вокзал по сравнению с советскими временами стал чище и удобнее. Ну если не считать охранную паранойю с металлоискателями. Сравнивая с советскими временами неплохо было бы на минутку переместиться в туалет кировского вокзала из советских времен и вспомнить те времена именно таким способом.

[@enndee989]

It used to be new, state of the art, " renovating, " patching up, is the best capitalism can do, even so it is exploitation, and the worst - it tries to pass it as Soviet! It was Soviet, don't confuse the wreck with what it was before you took the steering wheel.

[@enndee989]

Soviets liberated you and built your infrastructure, the least you could have done is not destroy it "on such a level of destruction," and doing some dusting and cleaning is the least you could have done, instead of having Russians do it all for you! Poles are so accustomed to being masters over slavs, so specialized in tyranny and slavery, that when the Russians gained some independence, like you admit- you got buried in your waste, filth and dirt everywhere. Americans similarly exploit their inferior races to keep their house clean and maintained, nothing special there about Poland, just living the American dream at the expense of those it can screw, since Russians aren't malicious enough to do it to the filthy Polish(since Russians do all the polishing), and don't have the power yet to beat EU, break free.

[@Nmelhorn860]

Cool video man!

[@user-pt6pn]

bro the girl is soooo beautiful

[@kathyscoppettuolo7168]

Glad I found you on KZbin. You are primo!

[@ilonatoumi-sv6lo]

Dave, I love your videos. ❤

[@dim1851]

Don’t take it too long to upload the next video pls.. bless u dude!

[@henkjanvanraikonnen5073]

I like Davide his videos. He is only 24 and travelling around Great Russia country. Davide his English and Russian is so Great. I respect this Italian braveheart🔥🔥💪💪👍

[@dawon1757]

Love the videos thank you dave ♡

[@edwinrivera4735]

I just discovered you channel and it is very, very interesting.

[@mithundevasia6964]

Intresting video! Was fortunate to visit the Kirov railway station during my Trans Siberian journey 😅Anyways waiting for the much interesting Vorkuta vlog!

[@DaveLegenda]

Quick stop in Ukhta to see Lenin's biggest head and then on to Vorkuta:)

[@scythian-rus5421]

Do you just do your videos to pass propaganda on Russia or something? You do know that western world most of their economy is in the FIRE sector, they are massively in debt and import around 5 trillion dollars worth of goods while Russia only imports 245 billion dollars. So who buys things more second hand Russia or the West?

[@onraj9mm]

@@scythian-rus5421 that's because Russians are kept poor and can't afford shit.

[@ragnardunderdase3473]

To the lake really good series

[@claredouglass6018]

In 1989 we spent a year living in Germany 🇩🇪 right near the Iron Curtain when it came down. It is a very interesting topic and I saw what some of the satellite countries were like. Thank you for sharing these travels on film.

[@JR-mv7uz]

I think you take Julia with you on adventure. I have lived 10 years ago 2 years in Kirov as not Russian guy. I recognized a lot still.

[@fab78]

Nice Video! I was in Kirov a couple of times, since my ex girlfriend was from there! Sometimes I flew from Moscow, Sometimes I took the train like you.

[@dashamink]

Thank you for your video, it’s nice to see native city on KZbin, especially because that is done for English speaking viewers. But actually there were almost nothing from Soviet past in this video. 🙈 Already for long times I didn’t see working Soviet trains... And about city: there are old buses - yes, old buildings- yes. Dirty- yes... man this is late autumn 😂 It will be better to prepare yourself and read something about the place where are you going to go and don’t say on every step - woooow this is Soviet because it’s not)

[@Oxxxyeeee]

I watched that show "to the lake". 😁

[@ramses3033]

I'm from Kirov and I am surprised how many misleading info there is in this video and how much author is actually keen on the word "soviet". "Soviet train station" (which, btw, is just the waiting room, that was some years back for selling only suburban train tickets (the main cellar, waiting room and ticket counters for train routes between cities is one floor above) has been constantly refurnished and repaired and now is none different of any subway station in Moscow or Saint-Petersburg (trust me, I grew up in Kirov and been to Moscow and Saint-Petersburg). The main cellar has much higher ceiling and overall looks like taken from the theatre. "The soviet ferris wheel" which has been built after 2011, and real soviet ferris wheel (and the whole amusement park) can be seen on 11:38 on the video and it still works (what makes me question why you didn't go there because the old one is much higher than this flimsy modern build). The soviet bus (which finally is soviet and being used until it is rusted through or not worth to repair) was NOT imported from Germany, they (as most of our town's public transport) were manufactured in Soviet Union and newer versions are still being made in Russia. Advertisements by paper are being used usually by scammers (like advertising minimal payment per day at labor work while providing food and shelter but taking your passport and keeping people hostage for labour in turn (there was an article on Russian written by a person who tried to call them and other different stories of people who escaped that kind of facilities) or people buying antique stuff or scrap cars for a very low price) or show advertisements (big, colored ones). About the bus ride (this model has been made in 2000s or around that time btw): in Soviet Union also were buses where you were supposed to buy tickets yourself (but this technology still hasn't made it out of capital (or capitals, since Moscow and Saint-Petersburg are almost the same on that term)). The only thing that I saw in this video as it is in reality is the current state of our town's most residential areas but I still prefer this place to Saint-Petersburg because this place is far cheaper, far less crowded by people and newer residential buildings (which are being built from shitty materials about 20+ floors high just to be sold on the outskirts of both Moscow and Saint-Petersburg and a couple more bigger towns) and there's much more plants and trees and stuff which doesn't make me feel being buried alive in concrete.

[@ramses3033]

And if you've spent at least two hours to search for the town's sights and the likes - there is literally block of buildings in the center part of the town which stayed from the USSR as they were - abandoned Aviation Institute which, despite being abandoned, hasn't been sealed shut like the hospital, there's also some paperwork and old teaching materials and stuff can be found there. The place was closed before USSR stopped existing, so this is literally the Soviet Union experience you were looking for. Abandoned though.

[@eimisavageofficial9196]

Julia is amazing❤

[@fstspirit]

Hello from Kirov! Dear Dave. Судя по видео, тебе не удалось увидеть Киров с хорошей стороны, с исторической и архитектурной стороны. Так что, welcome back)) А вообще, если не учитывать удобства от технологического прогресса, при СССР было сильно лучше! Добра!))

[@bidenhasdementia6804]

David I think that mask is more of a hazard than covid 😂😂😂 great videos bro!!

[@vladimir_willNotSay]

Борщ не советский, это просто борщ. И еще множество моментов, где автор приписывает некую "советскость" обыденным вещам. А в остальном интересно взглянуть глазами несколько предубежденного иностранца. Зря там мелькает белый медведь, лучше бы бурый и с балалайкой.

[@joecambodia1326]

You’re the real life Borat.

[@user-ld6hv2py7g]

11:10 Ferris wheel was building in 2017, old whell in the circus park.

[@user-ld6hv2py7g]

And Kirov more like 90-s cithy (exept cool building that was build in Russian Empire ,Russia and early ussr building).

[@przemekpolanowski8531]

"It's just a shame that i will be getting off this train in just twelve hours, really." Hah, yes, i always tought it is a waird feeling but i can see it's common :)

[@diamnd9635]

I'm livin in modern "khruchovka" in Slovenská republika

[@cristian427]

2:05 her smile 😏 she had a crush on you

[@ilonatoumi-sv6lo]

Dave, let's go back in time to Soviet Days 😂 I totally share your passion, dude.

[@mariiazhuzhkova5629]

Ohh its my hometown 😃😃😃

[@theSalukie]

A shaved Davide! Rare Pokémon

[@Barflax]

I've been in CCCP/SSSR/USSR several times in the 70th/80th how it was then, carefully what you taking pictures of, love russian food.

[@teresajadia3291]

Language: Russian Hands: Italian Hotel: Trivago

[@GordyaZarrinkhat]

🤣🤣🤣

[@henkjanvanraikonnen5073]

I like Davide his videos. He is only 24 and travelling around Great Russia country. Davide his English and Russian is so Great. I respect this Italian braveheart🔥🔥💪💪👍

[@artistinbeziers7916]

I've just discovered you. Really enjoying your videos - although this is only the second one I've seen so far.

[@FlatDerrick]

Kirov reporting!

[@FlatDerrick]

Oh, btw Dave, the Bus Controller is called a Bus Conductor in British English, think the Yanks used Ticket Inspector maybe? They existed in the UK up until about the time the Soviet Union collapsed too, perhaps a little before. They were nicknamed 'Clippies' as they would clip a hole in the ticket - look up the classic brit comedy 'On the Buses'.

[@DaveLegenda]

@@FlatDerrick uff but what are they conducting then ^.^ flipping English language, I'll never get a hold of it

[@FlatDerrick]

@@DaveLegenda Haha you don't do a bad job at all with the English at all mate, even detect a bit of a northern British influence there meself!

[@skatemore33]

check out the song "Москва -- Владивосток" by Михаил Шуфутинский. It slaps

[@enndee989]

You can't find authentic Russia anymore, there may be something evocative about kirov, but it's just not the same, the life just isn't there, and the old buildings, that haven't been maintained properly for 30+ years, give wrong impression of the hay day years, the Russian "gold Rush," when all of it sprung overnight, after the slums of capitalism, after the devastation of the civil war and WWII, when it was all new and well maintained, beautifully landscaped, full of flowers, bustling with life, busy outdoor markets, well-stocked malls, neighborhood ice cream and sweet beer trucks, and nothing short of a miracle, indeed, the greatest one, providing housing and the standard of living the American dream is still dreaming of. Good job on doing the tourist thing, but the fly-by lens/shutter just can't capture life or even give a good sense of it. The Soviet life especially, being so unassuming, it's missed completely by the tourist mind, it's complete opposite of America, where everything is for a show, ads, neon, blinking, abnoxius, assaulting senses, so the desensitized would find it particularly difficult to see anything in subtle, impressionist tones, so as to get an impression of real life.

[@hardcorehistorybuff5230]

I bet 20 million would disagree

[@enndee989]

@@hardcorehistorybuff5230 rich and powerful, people in power, predators... there's evil in the world, everybody knows, the point is that some people do want a humane system, happiness and human rights, enough to do justice- send the 20+ million back where they came from

[@hardcorehistorybuff5230]

@@enndee989 well those 20 million are dead under Stalin so

[@missustoad1]

How much more is second class? And how much all the way to Vladivostok?

[@eldino]

Julia looks like she is a very good girl!

[@shkryabla]

ummm... hi dude! youtube recommended this video for me. im living here in Kirov. im glad to see you)) Subscribe to you

[@andrewmandrivnyk]

According to which research Kirov is one of the best city in Russia 😏😆

[@rprajapati71]

Bald when he was younger and wasn't actually bald.

[@boristheslav9414]

Your content is better than Bald & Bankrupt. You should have 3M followers! Keep up the good work!!!

[@dragonlord3402]

It's interesting how people still prefer the USSR. Even after it fell 30 years ago.

[@SpunkyWhiteDog]

I'm glad you found yourself a hot girl like Julia in such a cold city.

[@ditrixexeCHINA]

На набережной надо было гулять

[@ivanandreevich8568]

Нет, Давид это слишком чистый и новый вагон.

[@kimmeriets]

это старый модернизированный вагон, даже для 3-го класса выглядит убого по сравнению с новыми

[@lonwaslien104]

👍

[@twitcherus3257]

haha, you should have kept that russian girl.

[@kimchi2780]

I've learned to hate Dill living in a former Soviet country. They put it on everything and it ruins the food.

[@dungeoncold]

Wow I had to interrupt after 5mins. What a poor imitation of Bald and Bankrupt.

[@brianangwenyi1117]

Going through Bald's way of vlogging

[@james-im1sj]

She was good looking stay in touch with her Russian women are the best.

[@user-dm9lh8bh9r]

🤦

[@coralialesin8703]

You sound like Borat.

[@TheStarcoMarco]

15:03 When I saw the word "CCCP" for the first time, that's how I called it. SEE-SEE-SEE-PEE. Because long time ago, I don't even know what CCCP means until either in 2015 or 2016, I already found out what that means. It turns out that the word CCCP was a Cyrillic Alphabet and it was a Russian name for USSR. Now, I called it "Es-Es-Es-Er".

[@DanielMorenoTV]

You saud pee lol

[@jerry4251]

Do they have regular pancakes in Russia instead of blini

[@andreslokuta2707]

You coping performance stile from the other guy 😀

[@impaugjuldivmax]

"улица некрасова - значит некрасивая улица" ну ёмаё))))

[@fredericodal1278]

davide, i tuoi video sono piu' belli di quelli del pelato in bancarotta

[@BEUSA42]

He is trying to be like bald and bankrupt His Russian is much better But filming is terrible

[@agnidiptochakraborty6719]

Not very much difference between Indian trains

[@danlupan670]

If you don't like it, go somewhere else and stop showing others how smart you are !

[@jamie.1985.forever]

What happened to Julia? She just disappears!

[@kimmeriets]

не туда тебя Юлия водила, придется тебе еще раз приехать

[@johnbrown-rm8kc]

every body trying to Copy Bald and Bankrupt , won't even get close !!!!

[@sashoto1001]

So what happened with you and Julia? :D

[@JetzaRuler]

First 8 seconds of the video are very wrong

[@mikemehar177]

You keep Camera on a wrong angle, always try to keep in front you always keep it from down ,

[@user-lo1ut9df6d]

2:07 girl in the left

[@bidartbauer8581]

Señorita rusa habla español😁

[@zublume]

Why every Russian girl is so beautiful?... Whyyyyyyyyy? 😀

[@kimmeriets]

because

[@mattm1823]

Julia is a smoke show!

[@nikvezunchik]

I leave in this city

[@kimmeriets]

leave это покидать, оставлять.

[@nikvezunchik]

@@kimmeriets I don't care

[@nikvezunchik]

@@kimmeriets I know what I meant and everyone else who will read it will also understand if I am just bad at spelling