How Western brands 'left' Russia | Life in Russia after sanctions | New McDonald's & Starbucks
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- Does life in Russia after sanctions mean no more Western brands? I went to a typical Moscow mall and found many western products still available.
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The fact that you went to a nail salon to hear gossip is so funny yet genius to me
These ladies know the real insight 😁
Barber shops and nail salons are gossip central lmfao
@@Maple-Sizzurp in RPG you visit tavern, in real life - you do nails and beard
@xryrax when I get my hair cut and beard lined up I hear some crazy things from my hair person and the other clients
"A Russian person has an unselfish love for meanness. He will not get anything from this, but he will do disgust to his neighbor."
I live in Russia and I can’t be more happy with this. People’s mind finally go from buying brands, to actually look for quality. Brands don’t matter any more, which is just great!
Nice point of view!
But how are you going to get parts for your vehicle? Once the mechanic runs out of auto parts there will be no more. Manufacturers have stopped shipping auto parts to Russia.
yeah just buy all the leftovers we have left at inflated prices :)) that is totally worth it :)) can you take our trash also and pay us for it?! we will be more then glad to sell it to you! :))
@@jason84nz From neighboring countries. Actually no one is feeling a lack of spare parts currently, for whatever reason. Sure prices went up, just like everything else. Plus more and more Chinese cars are appearing at the dealerships, yet unknown brands, but pretty high quality.
@@strigoiu13 No one needs your leftovers. You may think that West is the only part of the world that can manufacture decent cars, yet that is not true :)
"Yo Ivan, can we go to Starbucks?"
"No comrade, we got tsarbucks"
As a Russian person living in Moscow, I must say that almost nothing has changed.
Luxury brands that declared their withdrawal are still supplying their clothing and accessories into department stores and outlets.
Well, they don’t supply parfumés and makeup, but that can be easily ordered through nearby countries. Indetex group is now working on reopening their stores ( they just do a rebranding, changing names of the stores 😂)
The situation with cars is a bit more complicated, however if you want, you will buy a brand-new Mercedes in a partner dealership store.
Just buy a BMW E46 and you will be fine, spare parts will never run out in your lifetime 😂
good stuff man, i am with you
The sanctions are not targeted on the Russian people but the regime and its ability to threaten the world.
Btw, they are also killing in your name. It seems you're quite happy with this. Let's not forget this, when it will be time to pay the bill.
You can tell this fairy tale to your kids 😂
@@MA-oj8zk если на то пошло, Украина получает деньги за транзит газа из России, т.е. Украина получает деньги от своего "врага", как вообще может быть такое?
Бизнес - ничего личного.
This is the type of real reporting that we will not see on big US networks. And as long as the average public is blind to these truths, the greed of the big business will continue unchecked. Good job my friend! 👍
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video
It's not greed. Look I get they want to put sanctions on Russia to look good for the American market. But nobody cares. Mostly because the US was the cause of the war. It's all hypocrisy.
Also I mean wanting a country to suffer and removing jobs from it's people just because the government is pretty stupid. Because they would lose all loyalty from said market after the war ends.
@Darold Hassler
But what is exact consequence once you realized this?
Will you boycott brands who changed name and few managers in Russia?
I think you will continue as usual.
"A Russian person has an unselfish love for meanness. He will not get anything from this, but he will do disgust to his neighbor."
Not only US networks. Even Polish, Ukrainian and the rest of the internet that i'm watching did not cover it that much how this video did, good work!
Yes, 95% brands are still in Russia under new brand sign. This new brand sign is only at the entrance to the store, the items remain with the original brand signs.
Так и есть…Хотя есть одно изменение! В Вкусно и точка теперь к еде добовляют антисанитарию и червей.
В Америке в Макдоналдс вообще мало кто ходит. Крысятник.
@@samdorsh бендоровец?)
@@samdorsh ну да, тебе из Украины виднее.
@@samdorsh как с электричеством дела?
Western brands leaving Russia was the dumbest virtue signal of all time. What is it supposed to accomplish? They're just going to open a copycat of your company and make the money themselves. Lol
Все так и случилось 😅😅😅
that is due to political pressure. Some brand do fake withdrawal by sell it to russian partner with buyback option 😉
Russia might have claimed the physical properties of the leaving brands but not its major research capabilities as they were not stationed in Russia.
The West lost nothing to Russia as we can just manufacture our stuff in other low wage countries, while keeping our research centers close at hand. Which major brands and products other then oil/gas has Russia developed which the rest of the world uses every day of their lives? Russia has a long way to go still to get relevant and feeling is what pains them in the end.
Copycat a product is one thing. Develop a new one is something completely different.
Ask China where they get their chip manufacturing equipment from.
Not necessarily. Russia has been forced to get more of the technical goods from China and North Korea which are of inferior quality. Also many products aren't really available in Russia. Your argument is like, Who cares if they can't get Filet Mignon, they still have meat (which happens to be hamburger)
Consider it done!
So, can I assume the same people who boycotted these companies also boycotted American companies after Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya? I doubt it. 😂
Of course! We’re talking about principals here 😅
трезвый коммент, спасибо!🤝
😂ikr hypocrites! Who loses when they leave Russia? 😂😂😂😂
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As a South African, when Western countries pulled out of South Africa due to apartheid in the 1980s, it was very similar. You could find all the same brands, just under a different label. I can remember our computer being an ISM (not IBM), etc.
That’s interesting. I guess, few people know this. So, did these sanctions have any significant impact on your everyday life?
@@RealReporter I was a kid at the time and had a very limited frame of reference. So I really could not comment on the impact.
@@RealReporter same in Iran
@@RealReporter After Adidas and Nike claimed they won't use products from XinJian, their sales in China were down dramaticly. And several Chinese sports brands took the market in no time. and sanction from west like this will actually help China. Japan banned drone sales to China before, US banned China from international space program. Now chips are banned. i can see how that will be going. for country like Russia or China, sanction will not work. they will bounce back.
Gotta love corporate principals
"Sell very overpriced, but mediocre coffee." Starbucks. You nailed it. My local Irish cafe does insanely good coffee and it shits all over Costa and Starbucks. Weak coffee and cold/ weak tea are two beverages I can not stand. When I get served weak coffee, I feel like I have been robbed.
Ruby chocolate in Costa is great.
@@somedudewithakeyboard Yaro I'm Jaroslaw like you, bu I think I don' like Costa. Their coffee is like water.
The ads makes it all, no matter the quality the advertisement is everything. As you say many local cafes do much better coffee (here in Russia as well) but sturbucks is everywhere!
@chestypants78 I’ve always found Costa coffee really nice and hot! Depends on the staff I think to be honest. I always have a Carmel cappuccino it’s good 😊
Tomar café todos los días es de homosexuales. Además te deja los dientes marrones. Tener los dientes manchados es algo muy mal visto.
can we appreciate how nice and well informed the employees are??
I’d be more impressed if these companies left the US as a signal of their discontent with the atrocities committed by the US across the globe.
"So Coca-Cola managed to leave Russia and stay in Russia at the same time" Coke really said, *"I'm playing both sides, so that I always come out on top."* It's truly a big, missed opportunity for Stars Coffee to choose Stars Coffee as the name instead of *TSARBUCKS* Coffee. Like, hello? Tsarbucks was RIGHT there! It's more fitting for Russia, after all. Also, it's irony that potatoes for fries had to be imported to Russia, considering that Russia is famous for growing potatoes.
And the thing about Coca-Cola HBC is they're originally a Greek company (H in HBC means Hellenic), and the reason they moved from Greece to Switzerland in the first place was because of the Greek economy, but by leaving Greece, they made the Greek economy worse (as they made up a fifth of the Athens stock market).
I love the Tsarbucks idea, never thought of it tho. I guess Timati decided sticking to his Blackstar brand is more important. Or they just never came up with this name
😂 u great
Who said you that we are famous for growing potatoes? Belarussia more famous even in Russia
@@IroKane-iz7ii Because... potato
Interesting
Отличный контент, которого не найти ни в западных ни в Российских СМИ. Качество репортажа и съемки, которому позавидуют многие каналы.
Спасибо!
@@RealReporter очень хороший английский, первый раз на канале, подумал изначально что это твой родной язык)
Viva Russia 🇷🇺
@@walterwhite1 kid
@@CrazyMSnap я запутался
это вы ещё в Крыму не были 😂 у нас уже несколько лет назад (в 2015 вроде) house, mohito, cropp, reserved и ещё какой-то быстро сменили вывески на одинаковую- brand smart, а внутри как продавалась одежда этих брендов, так и продаётся. даже дизайн магазинов не меняли.
и в целом многие бренды, которые до 2022 были в России, но находились под санкциями в Крыму, либо просто завозились с материка, либо формально меняли юридическое лицо, но названия на вывесках оставляли прежние.
либо при смене названия, рассылали уведомления клиентам, мол мы с такого-то числа меняем название на "вот такое".в пишем, все давно обкатано, все работает 😎
более того: огромное количество продуктов из ЕС продаются, например на бакалее в Ялте, начиная от шоколада и заканчивая напитками. Ту же милку покупал сербскую и румынскую, ритер спорт из германии, киндеры из польши, производство 2022 -2023 год, значит поставки есть! 😄😄😄
@@igormoretti7446 как по мне, даже больше забугорного в Крыму продаваться стало)))
@@lana_preston так и есть…
4 года прожила в Крыму, а об этом не знала)
тоже так показалось) особенно атан преуспели. помню, в 14 году если хотелось чего-нибудь эдакого - едешь на ближайшую заправку атан 😂 особенно выручало, когда приезжала в г. Армянск. там особо разнообразия нет, но на атане можно было что угодно вкусное и необычное добыть, а потом постепенно забугорщина стала везде появляться) а на соседнем ТЭСе успешно продавали украинские вкусняшки, вплоть до 18-19 года. особенно лимонад биола радовал. вот этому лимонаду аналогов в России так и не нашла :(
This type content needs to somehow be seen across the globe so people can see how these companies really operate and see how these sanctions are more ineffective that they say .
Fake news.
Western companies have not retreated from Russia based on sanctions, there are no such sanctions.
Sanctions are on members or the Regime and companies supporting the Regime, i.e. oil, gas, banks and its supply. Not on consumer goods.
and see how much these brands virtue signal is just this. Virtue signal. Bunch of hypocrites.
@@Willowy13 yep at least I know now that where I spend my money or not
Who looses when the sanctions are implemented? The western countries loose the revenue,taxes jobs etc.russian on the other hand gets to adopt like china through copying and later mastering
Strangely enough, one western fast food business actually moved in under its own name from the heart of Queens, McDowell's.
I hear they have imported also some excellent African security it😊
It's 'employee of the month' is a real Prince from Ethiopia!
🤣👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🤴🏿
They have arches, not arcs.
See ya Zamunda, next stop Russia!
Starbucks coffee being described as mediocre made me smile. Yes they truly are. I enjoy brewing my own coffee at home. Not only are they cheap but the taste and aroma I get are so much better.
Nothing feels good like food and beverages made with your own effort.
Exactly! Same here
So true. That strarbucks concept description made me smile too :)
Nothing can beat fresh and hot americano
@@flaxx_hidayatulloh What will I need to make that? I will do some research as well. My favorite for now is simply dark roast Arabica.
Sanctions are useless. Ordinary people are not to blame, but politics.
It isn’t useless if the trade restrictions have cooperation. Trade is a web. The West still trades with China who in turn trades with Russia still. So China is effectively not our friend here.
Sanctions are useful if the people putting on the sanctions actually sanctioned serious goods, and secondly if the sanctions actually have the will to enforce the sanctions. Western Europe has no ethics and will close an eye to any sale, no matter how ruthless or awful the dictator is. As an example Germany was caught violating Iran sanctions so often I think the world gave up trying to reign Germany in. Even though Germany was selling them missile parts.
Thank you for exposing how corrupt and scamming this world really is
it is. those big brands are always so keen to try to fool poeple. shame on them
Business is business, I'd be selling to anyone who's buying. Russian's aren't bad people, they have bad leadership. Much like many countries.
It is, and this is nothing new!
January 2021 with a Democrat in office the US started harming and stopping their own energy independence and ability to do oil exports, strange, Biden also started strategic fighting in the Middle East and going back to the use of their oil. No one seemed to notice. Why? His party is now giving around 20 billion to Ukraine and their very attractive ex-actor President and everything is back to Obama’s cold wars and high body count. Why? A pipeline between Russia and Germany spills oil into the water after being damaged. So much for going green. Yet, none of the three main countries involved have citizens allowed to freely speak or anything real on the regular news stations. Why? I don’t know much, but I know we were at peace before this. Well, not under Obama, we are like Obama runs things again after years of peace. Why? Probably best not to answer the rhetorical questions. At least in Russia the people know they don’t really know what’s going on and why. In America people have more options to know more about what’s going on, but they choose not to know and even mock those who want to talk beyond the pushed narratives when there is true freedom to speak. But forget what I’m saying that’s all hyperfocus on “Star Coffee” and not American news claiming Russia is going after who they consider Russians or Russia’s initial concerns with Democrat broken treaties by America in Ukraine. 🤷♀️ Personally I’m a pacifist, but a whole lot of people seemed baited into taking sides, do they really understand what they’re taking sides about? Do they know what’s real? Do they know what isn’t? Facts are not even who did what, just like how Ms get crossed out there is a whole lot of that type of thing going on. The only one that knows the full truth is God. Pray and ask him to put you on his side. Don’t assume you know what that is based on eyes that can be decided. Only God can clearly speak without self-promoting compromise or hidden agendas. Trust him and pray for the innocent not to be harmed, don’t cast spells like a witch praying your will be done, pray God’s will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven.
its just the tip of the iceberg..
Looks like nothing has changed but now Russian consumers are spending their money and putting the money back into Russian pockets rather than that of their enemies. Pretty smart.
When I was still in high school, my family lived in South Africa, where my dad's company explored for oil and gas during sanctions. Many Americans, British, Germans, and others were working in the industrial sector in South Africa. Many companies also left, but they stayed by forming new legal entities in Lichtenstein and other places. We didn't struggle to find anything; life was generally very good. I also had to participate in the national service program. I made many lifelong friends during that time and it was a good experience. We returned to the US in 1991.
for the 1% life is good everywhere :)) even for the higher than median paid worker the idea is the same. you can buy almost everything but at inflated prices if you can afford it. the most of the population do not afford the once affordable items once the sanctions arrive. buy a 2-3 years past collection junk from a brand at more than RRP is not at all fine and affordable for many.
@@strigoiu13can you shut up already? Where do you live? If in USA like me, let’s meet I will show you inflated prices on used cars, houses and food at the stores. You are sitting here online commenting complete BS but everything you own yourself is Chinese.
Люди так любят переобуваться ради выгоды.
За этот короткий промежуток я поняла,что в России очень много крутых брендов и качественных товаров.Появилась даже корейская продукция,чему я несомненно обрадовалась.Люблю азию и ее плоды.
Теперь видно кто кому больше нужен.
I work in the IT service sector for an Australian MNC. Earlier EU used to provide support to Russia in our project. Now I do it from India. Same company, different ways!
@ryckak This might be hurtful to you. But what I said is a fact. Read more.
Спасибо вам!
Thanks man, totally agree with your characterization of the Starbucks concept :). Always wondered why it’s so popular, with all those other coffee shops around. Probably frequented by the same people that think McDonalds is a good hamburger place ;)
it is a good hamburger place, i like "normal" restaurant burgers too but mcdonalds have the tastes right and its not expensive. Many times would i prefer McD before restaurant burger.
and starbucks isnt necesarily bad cofee, its just too overpriced for what u can get when u have local coffe shops around with skilled baristas, thats true.
@@MrMajsterixx both McDo and Starbcks have millions of visitors, so they must be doing something right. Enjoy, my friend 👍
They are both one of the most successful and most profitable American companies worldwide 🇺🇸
Why the hate?
@@larryc1616 what do you mean, hate? Just commenting on the quality of the products. But, as we all know, product quality is only a minor detail in the the total marketing proposition. Both Macdo and Starbucks have an excellent marketing concept. Still no hate.
А мне понравились люди в ролике. Спокойные, никакой агрессии, добрые лица.
@@user-ep5xy7yr9fак если у вас все так хорошо, НАХЕРА ВЫ К НАМ ТО ЛЕЗЕТЕ?
@Дарья Орлова про рашн уатка и настароффья забыли. А как без настароффья?
@@bor1saz Попробую объяснить максимально сжато. Большинству россиян не всралась эта война десять лет в обед, протестов было бы в десятки раз больше, если бы не власть полиции, которая была взрощена для того, чтобы бороться с терроризмом в нулевых, а теперь борется со своим же населением - к сожалению происходило это всё плавно и еле заметно, но теперь есть как есть. Сравнения с украинскими или грузинскими протестами неуместны, так как там была полиция сравнимая с полицей России в 90х и начале 00х - уровень организации, умение разгонять протесты и жёсткость наказания совершенно разные.
Плюс, к сожалению, люди в целом есть и всегда были очень падки на влияние извне - когда-то это была религия, сегодня СМИ. Вот у нас СМИ льют в уши про то, что в Украине ещё даже до Крыма люди хотели "москаляку на гиляку" и что НАТО вот-вот пойдёт войной на нас, и видит Украину как плацдарм. Доля правды в этих вещах, конечно, есть, но в общем и целом мы понимаем, что это херня. В то же время украинцам видимо втирают, что русские хотят заживо есть украинских младенцев, мечтают о ядерном пепле и т.д. - опять же, такие уроды имеются, но в рамках страны их единицы (хороший пример - случай с Красовским и как негативно на его слова отреагировали остальные "патриоты" и даже СК хочет завести дело). Ну и потом вот эта взаимная неприязнь начинает воздействовать друг на друга и мы имеем то, что имеем.
Могу сказать только, что даже самые zеданутые ура-патриоты не хотят смерти украинцам, они просто либо не верят в их смерти, либо считают, что это война была незбежна и либо происходит сегодня в меньшем масштабе на Украине, либо в течение 10-20 лет в разы масштабнее уже на территории России.
@@imyarek дадада, потому что полиции которой по твоим словам так много, являются не россияне…
@Дарья Орлова Dasha ай лав твой комментарий, гоу дринк водка!
Очень понравилось, спасибо)
Всегда приятно послушать человека, говорящего по-английски и русски одинаково прекрасно
You should also do a video on how foreign brands reinvent themselves in order to enter the Indian market. They have to go through several branding changes and sometimes joint ventures with established Indian brands.
Interesting 🤔
Let's go!
Cuz there's really hot trend with make in India projects,,, and also following it saves much tax if company says it's Indian made
@@hyleenpognaire8134 that's true. And naming their brand something Indian, even if the company is not Indian, and getting an Indian workforce works well for these organisations to advertise "Make in India" even if their Indian counterparts are not profiting the way the actual core organization is. Cheap labor, Make in India is helping the organizations profit exponentially.
Well... That makes sense for foreign brands to reinvent themselves to appeal to a foreign market.
many brands havn't actually left Russia, they only have closed temporarely their stores that they still are renting out and are waiting until the war is over so they can re-open them again. Russians can still by brands like Adidas, but in multi sport brand stores.
they were waiting for the special operation to end... but US/NATO were determined to make it a war..... it would have ended if US/NATO didnt pour ammunitions in it to keep it going, they know Ukraine can never beat Russia ofcourse, they just wanted to drag it like Syria,Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan e.t.c WAR
And you think everyone will come back after that war, it will take many years my friend
@@sylvainlaurence1554 true, but don't forget what money has always done to people !! These brands are mega rich, many have the means to wait and don't have as much morals as people think, I think we'll all surprised to see how quick they come back money talks !!
@@hockeyiscanada will see
@@sylvainlaurence1554 only took them a few months to rebrand. capitalisim always finds a way
Мне кажется, после просмотра этого видео у иностранцев мозг сломался. "А что, так можно было?" 🤣
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Что самое интересное им пох ... Вот совсем пох что там в России что в Украине 🤣. Показал англоговоряшему . Он не понял ... Или было пох .
I eat Macdonald’s sometimes here in Russia. It’s called “Вкусно и точка” now. Food is tasty, nothing has changed. Burger King and KFC work just as usual. So there is no problem with fast food in Russia😊
They are "tasty", из-за усилителей вкуса и ароматизаторов
@@aur485 ну да) Это для кого-то новость? Когда люди едят фастфуд, они так-то должны понимать, что там могут быть усилители вкуса, трансжиры, тонна сахара🙂 Всё можно кушать, просто не злоупотреблять)
Никогда не ем фастфуд не покушав перед ним сытно дома. Фастфуд на мой взгляд и существует из-за желания людей вкусно обожраться. Дома поел правильно, в фастфуде поел вредно чтобы вкусно утрамбовать и получить удовольствие от ощущения что объелся до отказа)
@@aur485 а в Макдаке типа не было усилителей?))))
Mediocre overpriced and acting like the best barista in town.😂 never heard a better description of Starbucks
😅
As someone who lives in russia rn i can confirm that i laughed so hard at the M crossed out on the mcdonalds ketchup packets 🤣
Yea it's fcn adorable. Now it's just meme
Гениально про Адидас!! Очень тонко! Браво! Реально, в России его носили только гопники:)))
😁😎
I love Russia and the people ❤❤ They have beautiful shopping malls.
West :- We will remove starbucks
Russia :- coffee is coffee
Congratulations and thank you for this video. Finally someone went in a mall in Moscow. The idea is so simply but the impact of truth is huge. This video should be seen on Tv.
Thank you!
What's so truthful about this, fuck russia. The truth needs to be shown to its people of what's going on in their "military exercise"
@@noidontthinksolol No-one cares about your comment (bit disingenuous, 2 people did). Whereas 1.3 million watched the video and likely found it very interesting and consider it newsworthy.
@@noidontthinksolol note how you gotten only 2 responses (negative) and 2 uptick in the last 48 hours. That is how much people cares about you.
@@noidontthinksolol thanks i am just bored actually 😁
Author of movie you didn't mentioned 2 important things:
1. Brand and factory leaved they sold their business with significant article " It can be buy back during 3-5 years"
2. Some original products reimported from Kazakhstan. Most of companies leaved Russian market opened big branches in Kazakhstan and doing their business only for Russian market, because Kazakhstan is in Custom Union and goods just absorb extra transport experiences.
This is a great opportunity for Indian brands to serve Russian people by launching their products.. wether it is clothing, food,IT , grocery, daily necessities
Sorry my friend but ever Russian IT is better than indian
@@Clistes India with export IT as 56% IT share of the world is with India. India is one of the best in the world. Russia is our all weather friend. If I talk about intelligence Russia is also better amongst MI, CIA , Mosad, RAW
No need
@@30secondsbehind80 ha ha ha.. no problem if you don't need anything but Russia has already requested India for urgent supply of food products and groceries. ,🇷🇺♥️🇮🇳
I wonder how it turns out that according to my Western friends from the IT sector, the best workers are Russians and Indians. Why exactly do our countries produce such desirable workers for Western countries???
Definitely a professional quality news report in my opinion. God bless and stay safe.
Thank you, Rich!
@@RealReporter it’s funny how you’re answering all Russian bots in the comment section. 😅
@@Anoyzify yes there are a lot of Putin bots in this comment section Putin fans and defenders hate
Videos like these
@@RealReporter So how many companies are fronts for “Western” corporations that “allegedly” left Russia?
Malls like this look incredibly similar all around the world. It's just like airports. Here in Italy, a recently renovated two story mall i've been last week, looks almost the same, with mostly the same brands (well, except for rebranding).
Did all the international companies claim to pull out because they had morals? Or are talking about an average renovation and rebranding. Cause I think those things are different.
К сожалению одни города становятся похожи на другие. Теряется уникальность. Много одинаковых построек. Россия не исключение. Но все равно есть что посмотреть.
Russian malls also have skating rings, zoos and massive play grounds for kids.
Нет блин, мы тут с медведями на поводке гуляем, пьём водку 5 раз в день и частенько стреляем из АК-47 ради развлечения 😆👌
@@user-sy8ek2ns7k города теряют уникальность взамен на эффективность. Время идёт вперёд очень быстро, скоро все города будут просто киберпанком, достаточно посмотреть на Шанхай и сразу прояснится ситуация...
Вот по поводу картофеля могу сказать следующее, что для фаст фуда, картофель (нарезанный) закупался у небольшой сети поставщиков, после санкций 1 фирма ушла, на ее место пришла другая фирма, технология осталось та же, просто сменилась страна. И так по всей цепочке продуктов питания... В основном ушли те, у кого был малый процент бизнеса в России (ушли по честному) , в остальном просто ребрендинг, хотя конечные бенефициары остались те же...
Business is Business, im not surprised that some, most or all of those brands are still there, i mean if you get the percent sales that generates on Russia even if its 5% to 10% it's still big lost of money. so yeah that's not a shocker tho Mainstream medias are burying/spamming to give you what you wanted to hear. Good Job for scooping this up dude! you earn a sub and respect!
Напомнило время,когда только вышел журнал "Русский репортёр". Там тоже поначалу были такие репортажи. Очень похожий стиль. То,как Вы подаёте материал заслуживает не лайка и подписки, а огромного уважения.
Спасибо! Рад, что вам понравилось видео. «Русский репортёр» сам читал раньше с большим удовольствием 👍
Тоже почитывал.
This was really interesting to watch, applause for the good content, professional comment and I would say a real neutral reporting without mentions who is wrong and who right, but the facts as they are. I will subscribe for your channel as I’m interested to see more of your videos.
Me tooo! I've just subscribed. Amazing video!
The neutral is the best word to describe it! Totally agree
A very interesting position. Were the Russians right when they defended themselves from Hitler? Is the US right in killing over 20 million people in hundreds of wars since 1945? and it is necessary to punish companies that support the US policy, which led to millions of victims?
Here in France we don't really know what's happening over in Russia.
(Other than Putin has a really long table when he invited Macron 😂)
Мы в России считаем что Макрон влюблен в Путина. Куча мемов по этому поводу есть😂😂😂
How funny is that... this mall is like 15 mins drive from my house anx ive been there last weekend. I was suprised with all these new logos which are very look alike and how quckly "new" brands opened 🤣🙈 now i know what is hapoining... thanks for such an informative video! Huge like 👍
Well filmed and produced! Felt like a prime time episode I’d see on TV. Kudos on getting through the mall and getting footage. Great editing too.
Money has always been worth more than human lives. Sadly...
First thing to do, is not to listen in western propaganda media they will lie to you over and over...how sure are you from the information you get is a lie or not?
What’s sad about you is the USA started this lol they poke a Bear and the bear got mad and not the once who are loosing there lives USA aren’t even willing to help at least think about that. USA started but are scared to help typical USA
Money is only papers which they can control and print by their will. What really matter is your labour & natural resources. Thats why they have to brainwashed the people to make them believe in the good & work harder, and also seeking rich natural resources countries to "help" develop human's right. When the people seem to be lazy enough they will create chaos, wars, destroy economics to make people poorer again then they have to work harder.
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Lol
Man я думала ты американец пока ты не начал говорить на русском 😮❤❤ great job dude!!
World class reporting. It changed my worldview on big corporation. Thank you .
Somewhere around the 8 minute mark you hit the nail on the head. The companies sold their name to Chinese brands in order to change the names and then still gain revenue. Making a decision to cut off an entire store is a large financial mistake, so to hide it all they loan it out and pull it back when all of the stuff is over. I always feel bad for the workers, though, who have to answer political questions though.
I would also assume that rather than selling the brand, they're just renting the brand rights to Chinese or local businessmen and will go back immediately once the air clears. As far as I can see, at least some of the brands did a legit pull out (McDonald's, Starbucks, Uniqlo).
It’s funny how the sanctions, that really nobody but the USA wants, have backfired, as many closed businesses are now China owned. Way to go, USA, keep shooting yourself in the foot!
@@leonro So did Coca Cola , Dobry Cola tastes nothing like the original
@@prathamjain8929 its feel ok. More better than other copy
@@ewas8092 I dont even get the logic behind all this to be honest except its corporate greed. 90% of shit today is made in china. So nothing is changed but the price and thats not even fair cause it comes from same spot anyway.
It's so funny seeing how people really thought these gigantic corporations had any values beside the ones related to money making.
Quote from Russian ambassador in Switzerland: "We don't give a f#ck about the sanctions"
Content like this is why I still love CZcams
Me too! :)
@@RealReporter great work sir. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
"They hate losing money even more" - this alone explains everything, thanks! =)
Loved this video! Definitely not what you hear from the big news companies. Thanks for investigating. Sounds like Russia is doing just fine
А кто вам сказал, что в России проблемы? Не верьте никому. Наши магазины полны товаров и у нас нет бешеной инфляции, как на западе.
В России всё доступно. И бензин, и хлеб, и коммунальные услуги.
Для россиян ничего не изменилось с приходом санкций.
Наоборот, еда стала более вкусной и качественной, тк местные производители завалили все российские магазины своей продукцией!
Россияне очень этому рады, тк давно просили своих политиков закрыть российский рынок для западных монополистов.
И вот наконец свершилось!
Так что мы очень этому рады.
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To be honest, I only feel sorry for Ikea.
Спасибо 🌈✨🕊☀
@@__Ekaterina. икею просто должны заменить чем то отечественным, не знаю почему этим никто не озабочен😏
@@mishkaseverokavkazskiy230 пока что замены заметно дороже и вообще без сервиса. (
New Yorker still hasn't even changed its name, clothes are still very cheap. We are upset about the departure of zara and the entire group of companies owned by zara, but they will open in a couple of months (zara will be called maag)
То чувство, когда ты не знаешь больше половины этих брендов (тех которые ушли), а другой половиной либо никогда не пользовался либо просто не понимаешь, зачем платить столько, когда есть другие. Тот же мак-дональдс. Зачем туда ходить, когда можно гречки сварить с сосиской дома и отлично посидеть. Гораздо менее вредно и дешевле.
Еще пятьдесят с лишним лет назад героиня фильма "Приходите завтра" Фрося Бурлакова не понимала, зачем ходить в ресторан, когда можно дома картошечки поджарить. Мак Дональдс и аналогичные заведения - это в первую очередь демократичная молодежная площадка для общения, а уж потом едальное заведение
@@user-qo6gs6kp6k тип дома на кухне им уже не общается? Или это не демократично? = ) Товарищ комиссар за стенкой через вентиляцию подслушивает? = ))
Видел я эти "демократичные общения", сидят все в телефонах.
@@enosunim дома на кухне есть еще мама, папа, возможно брат или сестра, которым не очень понравится, что куча молодежи вот так завалится. Да даже просто подружка или молодой человек придут. И потом, зачастую студенты , а в подобных кафе как правило тусуются студенты, живут в общежитиях, где тоже спокойно или весело не пообщаешься.
Хахаха гречка с сосиской :)) Ещё можно донашивать папины старые костюмы, можно дальше ездить на дедушкиной копейке и останавливаться на ремонт каждый час, можно ходить с кнопочной Нокиа, можно пиво за 30 рублей дома на кухне пить и не ходить с друзьями в ресторан, можно не ехать на Лазурный берег, а съездить в Крым. А зачем в Крым, можно посидеть у речки-вонючки за МКАДом. Жить в удовольствие и жить выживая, вопрос, конечно, интересный.
@@igorpupkinable хэй хэй, ви так пишете Крим, будто бы это что-то плохое, нетолерантненько братиша, западные партнеры не поймут = )
I feel stupid now. I though the stores just went rogue and decided to make their own brands and keep the stores 😂
- do you know how they call a quarter pounder in Russia?
- What'd they call it?
- Grande De Luxe
Yeah, exactly 😅
a la Pulp Fiction 🙂
"Royal with cheese". "They have the metric system, they don't know what the fuck a quarter pounder is"
Royal with cheese 🧀
@@brinjoness3386 indeed, what is quarter pounder?
Блин пол4 утра. Сижу задипаю на твои видосы) хорошо снимаешь! А еще - фантастически красиво говоришь! Без русского акцента, речь «течет», я откровенно кайфую! Если честно, впервые такую красивую речь на англ языке от русскоязычного блогера слышу! Даже те, кто жил много лет в сша и канаде, далеко не всегда так здорово говорят! Красавчик! Лайки подписка колокольчик!)
Он поляк. Впору удивляться, что он говорит по-русски без акцента.
Россия это самая богатая и красивая страна! ❤
Thank you so much for this video. The conclusion is perfect 👌. They are applauded in the west for taking a stand against Russia, when in fact it’s simply not the case. Great reporting!
Why should they? Have anyone left for many wars started by the us? Business doesn’t care
@@arroww1323 Russia didn't initiate sanctions against the US when they started something. The Ukraine war is hypocrisy by Westerners.
Что-то я не помню, чтобы Ikea уходила из США во время бомбардировки Югославии. Ах да, простите, это другое. 🤷♂️
Brands didnt leave the USA after war in Iraq and Iran, Afganistan. Brands didnt leave Israel after bombed Palestine. Business is Business. Russia is a huge market. And companies have nothing to do with government and war. Its everything about money. One thing is it's just hypocris to say that they are leaving while they are staying. And why they didnt leave the USA who also made alot of wars.
@@tegkgiof 😃👍
Thanks Kostya. I agree that Starbucks is middle (at best) to low end, in the quality stakes. I average less than one Starbucks ‘coffee’ in a three year period. We have many real coffee shops here in Wellington, NZ🇳🇿. Good video. Please keep them coming.
Exactly! Small coffee shops are my go-to. Tastes better, costs less. I wish I can visit one in New Zealand someday 😎
Thank you for this comment, Michael. Your feedback is very much appreciated
I Second that from B.O.P. NZ. 🇳🇿 The last time I wasted money on over brewed Starbucks in my home town, also in NZ - it was rubbish. There are far better Coffee Shops that pride themselves on decent coffee, in fact we are recognised by International Tourists as a country with better coffee than many other countries. Something we Kiwis can be proud of. And agree likewise - Good Video,
😯@ All those brand shops still trading! Could you do perhaps soon how the New Car Market is working there - that would be interesting. Where do your cars come from,
Does Russia still manufacture cars? What is the market like for car brands?
You've got yourself another new subscriber. Cheers for an insightful video.
I went to SB in my home city, internet was awful, and they told me to sit near the router. Lol. Ain't that some crappy service.
Every time coffee comes up you always see a kiwi chirp up about their supposed superior taste. Overrated flat whites and long blacks just lattes and americanos served by a people whose only chip on their shoulder is about…coffee.
Almost every kiwi I interact with this is their tedious beat on their drum.
@@benjaminperlee6154 If Starbucks Coffee is the only complaint, Our own coffee lives must be pretty damned good for kiwis then eh ! 🙃Where you at? What drum do you beat for then? Anything you got to be proud of? 🙂
This is a really important video. Good work bro.
Great video and yes paying your bills ( we all have them ) comes first over Politics. Thanks again for a great video! Hugs There is an old saying " where there's a will there's a way" Or something like that I'm old.
You can’t stop the product from being available, but you can increase the price. I used to work for an apparel company that didn’t have a Russian distributor 15 years ago and even then it was obvious some shops would just buy huge orders at retail price from our online store and mark them up insanely high in Moscow. The large split between middle and upper class allows for this type of consumer. I didn’t see this with any other countries around the world where we didn’t have an official distributor.
You are talking about nations that are completely poor and don't buy any apple or nations that are rich with everyone using apple, so it shows that Russia is country that is growng with a lot of people already become rich enough to by iphones, that's it.
In Moscow, probably 50 percent of the population does not care at all for what price they buy some branded bag
Цены не поменялись. А где то даже снизились. Европейские бренды для России давно делали огромную наценку. Те кто доставляют эту технику сейчас, делают наценку в 2 раза меньше.
К примеру, Айфон 13 про до санкций стоил около 2000$, а новый айфон 14 про я могу заказать сейчас за 1500$.
Так что ваши выводы не верные, связи с политикой вашей компании в нашей стране год назад.
You think in US they shop at Zara so much? No, Forever 21 or Chinese Shein
@3:40 : L'Occitane. Their management is awful with their staff and the products are NOT natural at all, full of chemicals like petroleum derivative (nope, not that olive oil or maybe 1,5% 😅. Stay away from that expensive sh*t. I'm living in the French Riviera in the real South of France with genuine products from farmers. They fool no one here : no shops 😅 Top reports, thank you. I subscribed.
Really?! L’occitane is like the most expensive products in the market, and still it’s not natural 😅
Thank you! Appreciate the comment
T`oxitane?
That's actually lowkey fire though. It gives brands a more local feel.
Hi, you must be a real reporter. Thank you for your effort and a great content. I have watched with bated breath.
Considering that the store clerk said the Apple products aren’t made for the Russian market, this sounds like a gray import from a neighboring country to me. This would also explain the insane prices. The situation with Adidas looked similar to me. And if a company sells its Russian presence to a Chinese company, I’m not sure if that Chinese company really acts as a middleman as opposed to just getting the products directly at the source and selling as essentially unlicensed copies. So, some of these examples don’t look that clear-cut to me.
I think the ultimate conclusion is that no brand is really completely pulling out from Russia. If they truly pulled out, it might look more like the brands would refuse to sell anything to Russia. But if they tear the store down but still find a way to supply to newly renamed stores, the profit loss is minimal. So probably in the mind of American consumers they might think that brands are really pulling out but most have found a loophole to continue staying and selling their products. Some of it may be speculative but it’s true, companies don’t like to lose money so I wouldn’t be surprised if the newly renamed stores were just a different branch of the company.
Well since Apple website claim that these stores are Apple official resellers it is legal and they do ship their products to Russia. There are a lot of countries where the official Apple store is not present,but they do have authorized companies.
Who in their right mind would give away a market, an entire market, to someone else because of some "silly war" when they can, for a while, divert a part of the profit from that market to a middleman, under a time-limited confidential contract which no-one will ever see. When the war eventually finishes and all the countries like Russia again, and that will happen sooner or later, they will switch names again and go back to trading under the old original brand.
@@milobar100 Most of these companies produce in China, and many already have the problem of Chinese factories just continuing production after work hours and selling unlicensed but identical copies. Why in the world would a Chinese company agree to a deal that gives them a small cut when they could just go to the factories, get the products at the source, and sell directly to Russians? I don’t care about the Western angle; I don’t see how this would make sense for the Chinese counterpart.
We have bugs of chips made for Russia in Turkey by PepsiCo. PepsiCo and Coca-Cola never left Russia they producing products for it in the neighborhood countries. Not just Grey import, specifically made for Russia in a different country.
Thanx for the video! I've always thought that the company's move to close and lay off was a gigantic propaganda error. Even worse were the exclusions of Russian athletes from the events. Unfortunately nowadays, if everyone goes in one direction, even if it's wrong, those who try to oppose it are destroyed. It's a kind of democratic fascism. That's really sad.
Like for mentioning the Russian athletes. They had nothing to do with this war
I disagree about the exclusion of Russian athletes from international competitions if they represent their country of origin. While unfortunate for them, you still need to show a message about how war is drifting apart the nations.
At the same time, plenty of competitions allow for Russian participation as long as the flag isn't shown. A lot of the time sports competitions are also regarded as competition between countries, even if it's realistically just a game of statistics at the top level.
Also, there's been plenty of scandals prior, especially something like the Russian team doping en masse for the Sochi winter Olympics. Doping rules can be somewhat hypocritical though, considering that it's the name of the game in virtually any sport. You can't be top tier without juicing something. The point though is that there's plenty of international tension regarding these athletic competitions, which will invariably bring substantial changes due to major events like the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
There's no wrong answer to this, and at the same time no right answer. Nobody gets what they "deserve" in life, so I don't see why athletes specifically need to get a chance to prove their hard work.
@@leonrothen why aren't USA athletes excluded from sport events? USA invaded third of this planet and messed up so many countries and caused so many deaths, why aren't there no sanctions for USA? Genocide in Vietnam, ni sanctions, illegal bombing of Serbia, no sanctions, what they did to all those countries in middle east and still no sanctions. You are so hypocritical.
Поэтому Орбан и Вучич легенды этого времени. Они пытаются противостоять всем
pretty cool reporter. need more like him
4:08 I really needed a reminder of how much medium stars coffee cost, Appreciate it!
Most of the foreign companies remained, but changed their name, and the rest were simply replaced with local ones. In Russia, any foreign products can be replaced very quickly, because there are resources.
The thing is that all the local producers are still going to be in Russia. All the same suppliers will still be there, ready to go, just need a simple rebranding.
Unfortunately, not any. The goods of high-tech industries are more difficult to replace... Something is purchased through third countries (and here China and Iran are often seriously inferior to analogues, although not always), they are trying to restore something from the Soviet heritage, but all this takes time and money... In general, the West has settled down well, having adopted licensing and patent law, often without even having grounds for this. Theft and blackmail - the way they are.
“replaced very quickly” actually means imported from China which is an issue. I do not have high hopes for Russian businesses because they will loose the opportunity once again to start producing own goods. Unfortunately, the market will be taken over by China and Turkey. Please do not expect decent Russian made mobile phone, laptop or clothing anytime soon.
@@igorpupkinable clothing was produced and still is produced by Russian companies…
@@brookman2923 lol, сould you name a couple of famous russian clothing brands?=)
Какой красивый акцент и поставленная речь! Спасибо за видео, как всегда миром правят деньги, ничего нового)
Конечно ничего нового - кока кола с 1941 по 1945 делала газировку для фашистов.
И это в состоянии войны Германии и США.
А тут театр обиженок которые почему-то громко заявили об уходе, а потом тихо остались.
Ничего нового - называется лицемерие.
миром правят лживые леваки.
ты что не понимаешь, что он с рф? пендосам за бабки видосы клепает, как все изменилось, или ты думаешь он с пендосии, ахаах
@@malidentum2127 и что что он с РФ?)
@@xavescor
Пятая колонна это называется.
Были уже прецеденты когда вот так освещали и реально на западе пошла реакция.
Man you made a great job! Thank you!
Love how the "Medium coffee - $5.50" graphic showed up again around 4:09 again when they were in the middle of showing the announcement from L'OCCITANE about exiting Russia. Nice editing work.😂
Surprisingly Russian Mcdonalds are much cleaner compared to those in the US. They sell nice coffee and ice cream machines are always operational.
Anywhere in the world McD beats the original in many aspects.
The only shocking thing is people actually believing companies and governments give 2 cents about what's happening to Ukraine and punishing Russia.
Russia invaded Ukraine and these companies have set up shop in ukraine and neighboring countries. One could argue Russia has cost them more money because it will be some time before they can reenter ukraine. The infrastructure is damaged and the people have fled, died, or fought.
Sanctions work in the long run its better for their bottom line to pull out. Better image and helps to limit expansion so other markets are more secure.
@@DoamBot для кого-то это вторжение, а для кого-то защита национальных интересов
@@DoamBot Russia invaded Ukraine after CIA organized a coup in Kiev and put neo nazis into power, cry harder. I am yet to see sanctions or any sort of punishment directed at the US and EU for destroying half of the Middle East on false pretenses.
@@anastasiab9506 False pretenses!? They wanted the sqme thing the soviets wanted when they invaded the middle east. Oil, oil, and even more oil as it has and always has been about resources. The notion thag any country would do so for any other reason in this modern age is laughable. Russia says nonesense about protecting russian speakers and neo nazis but they've never been any different. This isnt even the first time they invaded Ukraine this era and prior it was Georgia.
@@DoamBot well, the great USA gouged Iraq only because of some kind of test tube, in which supposedly there was a chemical weapon that was never found in Iraq, but for some reason nobody care
Well it’s the same as everywhere. In Europe we “ don’t “ buy gas anymore from Russia, however ( at least in my country)we buy it from a 3rd party vendor for triple the price and this 3rd party get it from Russia.. so in the end we end up getting the same gas but for higher price.
I would really love to see the follow up video on the same topic to see if anything changed in the last 6 month
I worked in supply distribution when I was in high school at a ware house. The shipping logs showed where the goods went and stopped.
They are making Turkish subsidiary companies. And the Russian companies are buying from them.
Вау удивительно насколько ваш русский прекрасен , поначалу я даже думал что с вами был местный , но потом был приятно удивлен что это были вы . Кстати спасибо за русские субтитры !
Hi is native Russian speaking
Он русский. У него в английском есть русский акцент
@@user-hc6vy2vm8y Где? Гласные естественные, переходы между согласными естественные, со всякими flap t и прочим американством. Даже предыхание после п на 3:58 (public) осиливает не хуже носителей, а у русскоговорящих с этим обычно беда.
Наверно просто имеет двуязычных родителей или в детстве жил в англоязычной стране, поэтому и два родных языка.
@@user-ll8rj6xl3i когда в машине говорил на английском - сразу стало понятно
The job of a business is to earn money for shareholders. If companies are still managing to make money in Russia, then I should say the companies are doing a fantastic job and staying true to their actual goal of serving shareholder interest.
이영상보니 러시아 여행 가보고싶어요.
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На счёт супа не знаю, но колбаса точно есть. Не начинайте с экстрима. Начните узнавать Россию потихоньку с Москвы и Санкт-Петербурга. Сибирь и Якутия только для продвинутых пользователей.
Well i am a permanent resident of russia , only problem i have faced that is banking system, my cards dont work here anymore, regarding clothes brands , nobody gives a damn but iphone , i really wanted to buy but since apple left and no official retail prices for new iPhones, so many shops are taking advantage of this and selling at different prices esp re store (expensive) , dns is still honest and tells customers that some models are pre activated and wildberries refusing to follow the russian law in which you can return the product if you dont like. So in terms of iphones , its still very unclear especially for foreigners like me to buy phone in russia or not
Keep it up buddy, if you keep producing quality videos like this, I can see this channel being 1 million subs in a few years
Most definitely. I subscribed
Its about time one of his videos caught traction. They are all so well produced.
Debile tu jibanas,šitas snukis iš RT news.Ar tau vatnyko subine patinka laižyti?
Its because its not "his" videos, there is entire team working on it.
Very Misleading clip. The Russians don’t care about copyright and trademark infringement. It was well reported in the news. Russians are using/stealing the brand names, doesn’t mean those are the companies behind them “anymore.”
You might buy fake stuff that says “Nike” on it.
$1.700 for an iPhone 13!? Lol, and he said the price went down! That's double the price!
This is one of the only honest channels I've come across talking about the Russian side. It's really refreshing. Thank you so much, very enjoyable and surprising content 👏
Honest? Try microchips and other components that are necessary for almost all the industries. Who cares about McDonald's? REAL reporter, right... Air travel: 97% of Russian passenger aircraft are either Boeing or Airbus, spare parts for those? Car components, they're scavenging and sales are down 95%. Military? They're modifying components from appliances in an attempts to substitute circuits that were provided by the West. You want to make a point, do it with the right stuff. And this is just to name a few... Who cares about Zara!
@@23max232323232323 Russia is a wonderful country, not like the USA. " In California, doctors will be able to perform gender reassignment surgery on minor children without parental consent. State Governor Gavin Newsom said he signed a document approved by local congressmen in the name of "equality and recognition." Pinocchio, how do you like this "civilization"?
@@23max232323232323 ахахахахахахахахахаха, чипы из стиральных машин? Кто-то ещё говорит что это в России мозги промывают)))
@@23max232323232323 Intel literally still ships to Russia 🤡
@@23max232323232323 You're talking to the pro Russia crowd. Dont expect unbiased opinions. Its like the woman who given 100 papers, 99 disprove her belief, 1 agree with it. She takes the 1 and runs away ignoring the 99.
It's 100% true about the Stars / Starbucks coffee 😂 They act as if they're the coolest coffee makers, while the taste leaves much to be desired. If you're Moscow opt for Cofix or Shcoladnitsa (Шоколадница), it's way better and cheaper. And the baristas don't ask idiotic questions.
I hope Russia will NEVER agree for a comeback of all those companies who left.
Interestingly some luxury brands have really left the country. For example, Louis Vuitton closed their office and relocated all their employees to other countries. Same with Hermès. Chanel stores are closed too, not sure about the office though, but on some stores they even took off the signs. But not all of them, some luxury brands never closed and never commented on the situation and just continue to operate.
все, кто может позволить себе вещи таких брендов, могут слетать заграницу, купить там и вернуться)
@@Aleksandra0189 тут больше не про доступность, а про то, что в отличие от многих масс брендов, которые ушли, но технически нет, лакшери бренды действительно ушли до такой степени, что закрыли офисы и всех работников релоцируют в другие страны.
Шанель не закрылся, прямо в центре Москвы я видела как минимум один работающий магазин
@@sfkbaz6933 я видела закрытый магазин, с которого уже логотип сняли. Ну значит эти не ушли. А вот ЛВ с Эрмес точно все. Есть знакомые в этих брендах, их всех релоцируют, а офисы закрывают. В Эрмес даже продавцов-консультантов переводят на работу в другие страны.
@@liubooov хермес тоже работает, не знаю почему вы так говорите, да и вообще много люксовых брендов остались , те же барбери, гучи, фенди поло, маржела, это только то что я видела лично, уверена что уж в люксовом сегменте осталось абсолютное большинство
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Мозг сломался... я не слышу акцента ни на русском, ни на английском. Можно спросить откуда вы?
@@Scalavius Из России, просто учил язык. В английском произношении есть шероховатости, носители все равно что-то улавливают. Но это и не важно, главное, чтобы тебя понимали )
Ya I felt the same. He definetly has a talent of immitating foreign accents, he used his talent and WORKED HARD and there he is. Good work though! I learned Czech and I know what it takes to get to this level of speaking. So, огромный респект тебе😊
@@sightprix3433 Learning a foreign language is hard work, especially if you want to perfect it! 100% true 🤝
When it comes to us, people love to claim the DPRK doesn't have any Western brands, while famous DPRK vlogger Jaka Parker has shown the opposite. He's been inside department stores in Pyongyang, and you can easily find brands like Toblerone, Tide, Maoam, and L'Oréal. As well as products that comes from China due to them being our major partner.
So much for taking pride in the products of the DPRK... Just goes to show communism has no proof of concept....
You can find them but can people afford to buy them?
He is shopping in special stores for foreigners. The average North Korean doesn't know what a Toblerone is
От души посмеялась над словами диктора,что уход из России "Adidas" породил страхи,что российской мафии и гопникам будет нечего больше надеть:)))).Боже мой,какими представлениями о России и временами живет Запад??? Похоже,что пропахшими нафталином:)))
Эта шутка была )
Track suit? So outdated.
Bear fur hat? Ve steel vear it.
на россии нет гопников и мафии? они не носят спорт костюм? и какие представления может иметь запад о россии если вьі позволяете себе нападать на мирньіе соседние страньі....ох уж етот запад со своими предрассудками! россия совсем не такая плохая (((
@@larp1075 Я не буду упоминать сколько государств и какие государства напали на Ирак, Ливию, Сирию и тд. Просто о современном: Украина имела контингент своей армии в Ираке, вторжение и агрессия против независимого государства Ирак со стороны Украины неприемлемо. Продажа вооружений террористам в Африке так же осуществлялось Украиной.
@@larp1075 "на россии" - дальше можно не читать.
Wow!!! Great reporting!!!
My wife is Russian, I don't support any kind of war but these quick and silly decisions taken by such iconic brands are disastrous to themselves & others will take full advantage og the situation that's all...!
Thank you very much. A perfect example of a high quality content creation. I learned many things from this video.