Kerem Bursin ❖ Living in Texas ❖ Interview ❖ ENGLISH
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- čas přidán 4. 09. 2020
- In this interview excerpt, Kerem Bursin talks about his impressions of living in Texas and how it compares to Istanbul.
Watch the full Kerem Bursin interview with English subtitles here: • Kerem Bursin ❖ Intervi...
Footage credit: • Kerem Bürsin I İz Bıra...
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-Kenan Imirzalioglu North America
-Cagatay Ulusoy North America
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Seriously this boy makes me proud. And I’m say why, he grew up in the states but never lost his native tongue and is proud to speak English. I was born and raised in the Boroughs of NY. And I’m proud to be fluent in English and Spanish. I love confusing the masses. I’m proud of him.
When he spoke English in sen cal kapimi
I screamed....😊
I thought it was someone else talking 😭
I swear I backed up and watched that clip like 5 times. I’m new to Turkish shows and had no clue he spoke English or spent time living in Texas.
In which episode??
@@graciew103 samessss 🤣
Me too. He sounded so hot
No wonder his english is so good!! Bravo!! Texas is a great state, we have a lot of history but I’m sure know that!
What he said about Texas is or any other state in the US is true. Nothing negative about it.
I’m on my way. Lol
You hit it right on the button, Kerem. The problems that America is experiencing today is like that of a teenager trying to find its place in this world.
He is so nice and humble person. Good that you were born Karem. Indeed 💋
Kerem is an amazing person!
Right. He is a good human being.
yes yre right he's so humble
Su Inglés es muy bueno y en EUA jugó fútbol americano xq el es muy deportista y el haber viajado desde chico x diferentes países, lo hace más abierto al público, si creerse superior como otros actores lo felicito deseándoles mucho éxito en su vida privada y actoral xq tiene una química hermosa como un ser de luz 🇲🇽saludos desde México 👏🤗👌
Okay, let's all pretend not to hear what he really said and put our POVs into his mouth. ALLOOOOOO! This man comes from a country that has thousands of years of history. He knows what means to have a history and if you feel so bad because of what he said then think about WHY did he said that. You all so proudly comment about indigenous history, but where are those people right now? Why are they living ON THEIR OWN LAND oppressed? Why are native Americans fired form Universities and driven back to reservations?
I don’t understand the negative comments at all he said in the beginning it was an interesting place to live. And at the end he loved Texas. But at the same time anyone has to admit next to European countries US doesn’t have history on them. American is such a young country compared to others. I love America but factually US doesn’t have one solid culture, it’s a melting pot. He was right bc talking of the way the US is still trying to find its way. Hello look at all our problems we are trying to fix he mentioned how the US is trying to find its place in fixing the problems. Btw problems that were caused by oppression such as taking the rightful ppl’s land, the horrid slavery, etc. America is now having open discussions about racism, sexism, and how to treat others so as an American no I don’t think we’re at a proud rich history. While I am proud to be American I feel we have had good moments and bad moments it’s important to acknowledge that to grow strong as a country and hopefully one day ppl will say yes we have a good history.
Sarah Janakat I agree with you totally.
No America had older history but we white ppl decided to destroy it. I mean lets face it. Some things that were destroyed could actually be older than for example Turkish history.
It is important to recognize that US land has history before the European colonization. It is important to remember that Eropean colonization was full of hegemony, and that is why is very difficult to recognize the history of the indigenous people in the US. By recognizing the indigenous history, we can begin to recognize the racism against minorities in the US. Other wise, we are going to continue making the same mistakes. I was not attacking the actor. I was making a point because if a person is talking about the history or social life from any country, the person needs to be well informed. Sending good energy to your path 💕
@@simplysomething2851 my dear he meant the history not like Turkey
Sarah well said!
Okay, that's exactly what I felt when I went to the US from Europe.
Lived in Sugar Land for 10 years but now in the country side in Needville TX.
Sugar Land is too perfect but our country side is real.
I never knew he was here. I am a big Fan now I bigger fan. I knew his English accent was too close to ours. Now I know for sure it’s like ours. Thanks for posting.
Yes i agree
I just started watching Sen Çal Kapımı, and find out he lived in my hometown. How cool! He's absolutely right. There are lots of cool things about Texas, but our timescale is much shorter. I hope some Texans showed him some hospitality and traditions while he was here though.
Hello im from Turkey and im thank you for your Page. Your amazing fans
Please do not base your opinion of Texas on Houston! Texas is vast and covers a diverse geographic area, natural lakes and rivers, mountains, beaches, plains, grasslands- as well as a very diverse population. Anyone visiting Texas should travel to different areas to get the true Texas experience, it is unique in the USA.
That’s why you speak English so fluently would complete interview where you’re speaking In English Though 😊🙌🏼
I just found this actor in a movie clip and now I found out he lives in sugar land Tx by Katy Tx like omg wth i live here ! 🤩💕😱😳why though why does he lives here and of course everything’s new we have lots of land to build that’s one reason why so many immigrants come here and also people from other states in the US we have land and prosperity...
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Omg lots of sensitive people in the comment section. He didn’t say anything negative about the US. Maybe check your comprehension skills and broaden your mind.
Hello from Sugar Land
Shurger Lend 🥰 ackk great accent like a native
You have to get out of the cities to see the real history and personality of Texas.
I am sure he did he actually lived there for years. I love when he talks English...
Which history exactly? Southern segregationist history or Indigenous history from before the U.S. stole Texas from Mexico? Not sure anyone wants to see *that* history of Texas lol.
Allison Stein He had to have, his English is great.
Yes that is what I am say he lived in Texas for years that I why I love hearing him speak English he is just very cool. He went college in the states too. I believe I heard he also could have had a Hollywood career but things in Turkey are going very well for him
He stayed in Texas all through high school and went to college in Boston I’m pretty sure so he lived there long enuf
Like if you also live in Houston Tx, sugar land. I can’t believe he was so close
Sugarland is new It was built by Imperial sugar company. I wish he would have spent more time in Houston. Houston has a lot of history and soul.
Texas would be fairly new. Kerem should visit New England where there’s a lot more history in the buildings, etc.
I was talking about his answers to the questions. I agree with everything you say. Don't forget 79 million American who vote have the same views as you. We have a history, we have a soul, and we struggle everyday to be better. His little tiny spec of American education is exactly that, a speck.
More about him please
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What he lives an hour away from me WTF.... 😱😱
no not anymore he USED to live there not anymore
Wth he lives in my city or used to and I never knew this is infair
:D
Texas is real you need to get out of the Houston area to enjoy the real history and Sugarland ıs for rich people anyway. I have lived in this state all my life born and raised a TEXAN. I would love to visit Turkey one day
Always great to hear from fans in the USA!
Texas is beautiful my wife has family in Austin. But you have to remember us Europeans think all of the US is new.
@@tonyryan229 p.s if this is Austin..i still love u.....
Υes I very much agree with you ! I do not know what Bursin wanted to say about Texas .Did he like him or not....everything he said looked artificial....of course USA is not Turkey or Istanbul I am sorry Of course there is much difference and for Turks is very much difference
@Effie at the end of the video, he said he loved Texas.
The US have history because of the indigenous. The bad thing is that in western point of view history begins when colonization happed. Too bad the actor did not look dip in history.
There's nothing "dip" in American history as it belonged to the Indigenous people there who were mostly tribal. The Freemasons established America as a country and as Kerem rightly said it's a new soul as it has the highest immigrants from all over the world..hence it's more like a pot pourri of the world..rather than having a deep history of it's own.
The entire American continent history and culture begins with the indigenous people. Yes, America was created as a country in a western point of view while the independence happened, but before that happened US has already its different indigenous cultures. Please do not forget that, we need to begin and recognize that the indigenous people are full of knowledge, culture, and history.
Alicia Moseley I agree with you. People keep forgetting about indigenous culture because the general population does not identify themselves with native Americans. Whereas Turks love thinking of themselves as heirs of the great empire. In their everyday life. Interesting! Same about Russians. Great Russian Empire ceased to exist just 30 years ago.
@@aliciamoseley5135 The Ottoman and Seljuk Empires conquered a prexisting great Empire called the Eastetn Roman or Byzantine Empire. Most Turks are ethically descended from those Byzantines. However their history and society doesn't really acknowledge that fact too much. It is similar to the attitudes to Native Americans where Greeks are an extremely small minority when they weren't a few hundred years ago.
Texas is a huge open land... Interesting City.. compared living in New Jersey & New York are more lively ❤️... of course ❤️ Beautiful Istanbul more than these cities ...Guess it’s individual preference ..
Why Texas , you should move to Hollywood
LA.
He was in LA for awhile but never got a big break. Check out this interesting story that happened while he was in LA czcams.com/video/-gS3k42LUCM/video.html
@@NorthAmericaTENClosedCaptions when did he left LA?
So he just bashed on the culture and the country and then patted us on our backs and said it’s interesting anD he loved it???? Not feeling complimented, but thanks Kerem!
i think actors should be very careful about the things they are saying about any country . and comparing between countries it really very bad idea. every countries are unique with their history.
Sugar land we called middle east land or India land. He didn’t see real Texas.
Seems like he missed the soul of Texas. Too bad. Maybe he was too young to see the the value of people rather than buildings and infrastructure.
Disappointed that Kerem perceives the USA as artificial.. with little history.. and that everything is a few years old.. buildings etc. Very disappointing considering his American accent is far richer than his Turkish accent.. maybe he should recognize his formative years.. and be grateful that our melting pot accepted him with open arms.. and still do!
Stay out of texas
no soul, artificial, wth? wow pretty disrespectful, imagine someone speak of his homeland in similar in a manner.
Honestly, if you compare it to Europe, it does feel this way. The US really feels artificial. I don't know how to explain it but I felt the same when I lived in the US. It doesn't mean it's a bad country or anything. Also he is not saying this to Americans so he is not trying to hurt people but I understand that it's not pleasant to hear such words.
@@IrinNovy why compare? living or visiting another country should be a different experience, why look for the same stimulation or act like one is better than the other? I've been to Turkey, also the US which is massive (only been to 4 states so can't paint the country with one stroke of a brush) and many other countries- i would never say such things especially on a public format even if there were certain aspects i didn't like. It's disrespectful.
@@eiram31 Yeah, I agree with you, but it's common for people in some countries to compare it (especially with the US or Europe). By this you are trying to say: "Our country is not worse, see? They have flaws too". Also he just said when he felt.
@@eiram31 well, he didn't say what's better and worse, he just said his opinion without saying anything bad, I'm sure most people from Europe, who visit USA feel similarly
Oh, America is really struggling with being the number one economy in the world along with being a tech giant. Most things he uses today were invented right here in little old America struggling with it's identity. We have a culture and we have founding fathers and a town in Texas is a small part of a big picture. I have trouble listening to someone from a country that has oppressed woman for hundreds of years. A very pompous interview.
what about how America has oppressed immigrants and still is such a racist country. It was built by a migrating population and unfortunately people seem to have forgotten that aspect of history. Also, a lot of the inventions you are talking about, migrants have a huge contribution toward it. Silicon Valley needs to thank the Indians for that. So, when you go to look at it, the great AMERICA has as many flaws as any other country.